for ruffin these speared threatened a civil want. he gave a spear to each governor of a slave hold willing state, he said to be placed in the legislative hall of each capital. ruffin was a relentless is he sessionist. but he alone couldn't -- could accomplish very little and understood if he could circulate the spears around the south they served as a most eloquent and impressive preacher in his absence. well even if he thought they spoke for themselves brown still decided to put a message on these gifts that he circulates around the south. this is the one he sent to south carolina. to the state of south carolina, sample of the favors designed for us by our northern brethren. the most precious benefit derived from the northern states by the southern if rightly used, out of in nelgts danger we pluck the flower safety. let's take a minute and look at the language and unpack what ruffin was saying. he was addressing slave owners who received many samples from northern manufacturers. there is kind of a tongue in cheek language when he sa

and other white southerners saw african spears. a bookkeeper counted a large quantity of spears, sharp iron booing knives, a terrible looking weapon intor pieces. as trophies,f ears they pick pockets, and they stole letters from his wife. authorities concealed john brown's casket and that he is circulating around the south. this is the one that he sent to south carolina. to the state of south carolina, samples of the favors designed for us from our northern brothers. ,possessors and unmanned people who lost them. they understood this fact. the northern surge in 1859 failed to recover his knife. in 1864 at the battle of yellow tavern, short after jeb stuart was mortally wounded. book, i felted my this work was not done until i could uncover what happened to his knife. until ihis name was handing -- y reau. throw -- throw -- tho thanmk you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause]

hundreds of spears lay across the floor and rested against the walls. stunned by this, staurt turned to a local man and guided him, he guided him to the locations high pressure he's a local and basically told him, look, i need you to break this attic window and throw all these spears down into the yard. he did as he was told. while he was tossing pikes out of the window, citizens reappeared and stole them before staurt could cart them to town. overwhelmed by the task at hand, staurt allowed each person to take five spears each. when that amount did not satisfy civilians more diminish the work at hand there are hundreds of these things up there. he said each person's quota can be 50 but that it. during the spree white southerners shattered the spear sh shafts to collect pocket size relics. the baltimore and ohio railroad sold his pikes at their harpers ferry station. the president of the railroad finally put an end to this trade because he worried that spreading the evidence of brown's intentions might spark a slave revolt. on november 21st, 1859, henry

jackie spear hosted a town hall to address immigration and gun control. kenny choi joins us from the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the congresswoman talked about one family's recent journey across the border, and their struggle to gain citizenship. she focused on what she says is the bigger problem of the border, inhumane conditions, after she recently visited a detention center. she says she's not for herself.>> reporter: congresswoman spear and house democrats toward a bolder facility in july. this is where dorian and his 4- year-old daughter, natalie, spent time, before ending up in half moon bay. >> if you had dogs and those types of cells they would be shut down by the american humane society. >> reporter: the family began their journey from honduras earlier this year. they were fleeing violence. they found themselves in front of hundreds, packed inside of the college theater in redwood city. they wanted to hear more about their next, and what lawmakers like spear believe is needed. >> we had to move people out of those facilities swiftly, and to

most nancy pelosi and representative jackie spear just wrapped up a town hall meeting. >>where they discussed gun control. pelosi is demanding that the senate take up a bill that would require universal background checks and close the loopholes that make it easy to get a gun. our coverage here stone is in the sunset district of san francisco tonight, jr you're at the meeting that was the big take away. >>well vicki, i think the big take away here is the fact that people are more than concerned about gun control they were talking about a crowd of at least a couple 100 people who are actively involved tonight and the message from nancy pelosi was a simple one. she believes that bill that involves universal background checks needs to be voted on and passed asked by the senate. >>i think the focus asked to stay. on getting a senate vote on to background check legislation and as i've said to people once we push open that door we can walk through with many other suggestions we have but we must not dissipate energy and to many other direction on my caucus, assault weapon ban.

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>> a san francisco town hall meeting hosted by house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie spear attracted hundreds of people. the house speaker says congress should push for tougher gun laws right now. >> reporter: nancy pelosi led the panel of five women in a passionate and often personal talk about gun violence. >> gun violence prevention. we have said we are not taking no for an answer. >> reporter: hundreds of people showed up at san francisco's abraham lincoln high school. santiago spoke in tears about her friend, a lincoln sophomore shot and killed last month in the mission. >> nobody said i love you one last time to him. it's all because of one bullet that went straight through his heart. >> reporter: pelo so and jackie spear, a shooting survive reminding the house passed hr8. >> we will have that law on the books. this closes loopholes because when the law was passed in 1993, the internet wasn't around. gun shows weren't common place. >> reporter: shannon watts, the founder of moms demand action says it's time for people to get off the sidelines and demand gun legislatio

good morning, commissioner spears. it's great to have you on board, and may i address my remarks to say it's truly wonderful to see a full commission. we have had a busy summer through july both in finishing up our budget advocacy work for the 2019-'20 budget. we have added a new board member, and we have been continuing our planning and fund raising efforts for september's getting there together event. regarding our budget advocacy work, we're very pleased with the efforts with daas, both that daas and city hall have had resulted in new additional funding for the senior choir program that you heard about earlier. technology infrastructure and support, dementia daycare programs, some of the most frail of our senior and disabled population. group transportation for our services clients, a long troubling need that i'll speak about here in a minute, and then, case management services. and also just a note that as i've talked about a number of times in the past, around the kne need for transportation for seniors and disabl

for music and when i was 9 years old i chose the drums because my grandma just spear derma. i start chanting the song and ever feel some the celebration. and the. and the. things. yes i mean expresses why i feel it shows what i know i show it shows me off and especially my hearing loss. with the instrument itself you get a feel for the whole body through it the vibrations different vibrations through the whole body. of them has a moderate hearing loss so it's very it's the varying levels of sound that he hears he does lip read a lot his personality started off quite shy but then he got into the drone and his confidence started to build up because he's joined music in the death and goes to yorkshire musical he's also now helping all the children in the club because he feels that he's got more to offer. i think with music being able to communicate through music is a good way to challenge your energies through in order to. to to release the frustrations that you might have been at not being able to hear properly but the idea of music is to incorporate everybody you can be deaf

michael spears reports.>having on since i picked him up jesse mccombs has good reason to hold her 4 year-old a little tighter after she said to imposters showed up to her home a woman followed by a man that she was with cps. >>and that she was there about my son's injuries in and that they were taken into protective custody, jesse said she was initially confused and thought she for sure how the wrong house until she to leave his name and birthday she said both her dress professionally when they showed up here monday around 07:30am near state avenue and 100 20th street. >>and said the woman did all the talking pastor can you show me some identification can you show me this order that you supposedly have she refused to show you that a red flag people or potentially trying to just snatched my kit and so i started panicking. she told us she didn't say dial 911 she said, we'll come back later and then they left in a hurry down the stairs just he said she made a report with marysville police shook honestly she sai

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jackie spear, democrat from san mateo says immigrants should not have to live in fear. >> children have a right to be educated. people have a right to go to the emergency room if they have an emergency condition. all of those are already protected under the constitution of the united states and the supreme court of the united states. >> after the recent raids, trump said if they come in illegally, they will be brough congresswoman spear held a town hall meeting in redwood city. immigration was a major topic. specifically the process of dealing with people seeking asylum. >> we have to move people out of those facilities swiftly and to their sponsors who will take care of them. >> spear talked about poor conditions at border patrol locations. she visited one of the facilities in mcallen, texas. mike pence had a different opinion after his visit to the same detention center. >> we saw clean facilities and i spoke to families with children and i spoke to some children in these detention facilities. and they all told me that they were being treated well. >> meanwhile, house speaker nancy pe

congresswoman spear herself a shooting survivor, told the crowd that now is the time to push congress to pass gun control legislation. there is widespread support. >> moms demand action is now the largest advocacy organization on guns in the country beating out the national rifle association. >> we have been working in state houses and board rooms across the country. and that we have passed stronger background check laws in 21 states. we have passed red flag laws in 17 states. >> pelosi wants senate leader mitch mcconnell to schedule a vote on a bill already passed in the house time pose universal background checks on gun sellers who are unlicensed. >>> president trump is reportedly coming to california next month for a couple of fund raisers. the president will go to san francisco and los angeles. in april, the president made a rare visit to will can kill where he attended a $15,000-a- plate fund raiser in beverly hills. >>> 8:09 and the first first of its kind. the first marijuana breathalyzer in the works and the oakland-based company that got tens of millions more in funding to ke

and now jackie spears, a very busy member of congress. thank you so much for joining us, and let me get your reaction first in this development involving deutsche bank, do you think congress will see the president's tax returns before election day 2020? >> that's a very good question, wolf. i think that deutsche bank has his tax returns. the question is will he then do as he did with his accounting firm, intervene to try and prevent the tax returns from being made available to congress. this will go through the courts the same way that the other documents were resisted and the real question is this is the president when he was a candidate who said that he wanted to make his tax returns available, to make them public but he was under audit. there's been a number of tax years since he became president. i presume he hasn't been audited during those tax years. maybe he should release his tax returns from 2017 and 2018. >> i suspect he's not going to be doing that, congresswoman. you were heard on another sensitive subject, all the reporting t

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the tip of the spear is on the bottom of the wrist, where you have the bony part, your using the hipnds and that takes the head out of play. >> that seems to be what people are focusing on, you have to get the head out of contact to reduce the number of concussions. >> what's the reaction from players and parents, this is part of a change in the culture of football. >> absolutely, i'm happy you asked about the culture of football, through the activity, a b-1, the work of the california football alliance, we're shifting youth tackle football, shifting the culture from a win at all cost mentality to a safety at all cost, these children have a long live and there's risk everywhere. football does not have the monopoly on concussion. is not at the top of the list. we take this seriously and we're doing everything we can to create the safest environment. thanks again, best of luck on a safe and successful season. >> thanks heather. >>> let's turn our attention outside. really blue skies in the picture talking to joe r joe, then we see this. the cloud push back, we're shoving the fog around

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survival expert bag grills filmed in a wildlife sanctuary in northern india more the learnt how to make a spear out of a knife what elephant dung smells like and also how to cross a freezing river on a flimsy raft he has a trailer from the episode the polls and on monday night. he's going to. survive. united with the media. the world's largest democracy. this time coming back to you committed by what. i wanted to mention like you all the most important man in india my job is to keep you alive. giving around them all the alive a big job for bear grylls here's what he have to say about his experience in the wide with india's prime minister you know our team that we're filming i was saying you know i was really on edge but the prime minister was just very calm and i think i saw that throughout our journey whatever we were doing he was actually very very sort of one and that was a kind of that was cool to see because you never know really what someone's like until you're in a crisis but it was good to be reminded that as a world leader primus mode is calm in a crisis that's a good quality. then the

trade has been a major confidence building measure between the 2 countries just one day from our spears about thank you very much. now to some of the other business stories making news tokyo stock market climbed half a percent as data showed the economy growing faster than analysts predicted g.d.p. in the world's 3rd biggest economy grew 1.8 percent in the 2nd quarter economists say the boost came from shoppers buying big ticket items before a sales tax increase later this year. malaysia has filed criminal charges against 17 executives linked with goldman sachs it's under scrutiny over an embezzlement scheme run through the malaysian development fund prosecutors allege of a $2700000000.00 spent on luxury yachts villas and not in one of the biggest banking fruits in history. and why has unveiled its own operating system for its not phones it could lose access to google's android the white house threatening to prevent u.s. companies from settling all selling technology to while away the new software could be crucial for the chinese telecom companies survival. chosen by a have soared on re

, while the tip of the spear is the ultimate guerrilla warfare capacity that the cia has, and it has existed since 1947. lots of mythology around it. i explained very clearly through declassified documents and first interviews with sources about how this has evolved over time, but to give you an indication of how specific it is, president eisenhower called his assassination capacity but health alteration committee. i've located documents in the archives that refer to the mission for the alteration committee. president kennedy called executive action. jumping forward to reagan, he called it preemptive neutralization. bush called it illegal direct action, and obama called it targeted killing. so, going back now to after the vietnam war, you had president reagan developing a capacity for the preemptive neutralization, and this is because we saw the rise of terrorism. what i also found interesting, i interviewed a gentleman named lewis for this book and he was a 19th director of the secret service. it's kind of the flip sid flipse quakes of the executive capacity or neutralization capaci

spear no for a long time i took a piece in the things we value about europe for granted that now i sense this need be something that we don't people in particular need to fight like now. it's a tie mc leod for activists from fort lee new countries clay are fighting for the dream of the united church of the flame to stand a chance to play and they saved in european ideas oh good play more spontaneous and stand up tonight one of them must contribute to something important and how to succumb to. the future of europe starts september 2nd on d. w. . cutler. played. the flame. maul violence in afghanistan as the country mocks a century of independence from britain dozens of people have been wounded in bombings in the eastern city of jalalabad and the capital kabul is reeling off the south that i was waiting bombing which claimed 63 lives the so-called islamic state says it carried out.

meeting vasa made what i'd just about spear know for a long time i took pieces on the things we value about europe for granted the now i says this may be something that we young people in particular to me to find a woman. comes to. me for activists from for a new country. they are pushing for the dream of a united europe. to stand a chance. can they save the european idea. most but i'm going to stand up to you know peter pan and must and contribute to something important to know that should come to. the future of europe starts september 2nd on d w. police in hong kong have again fire tear gas at pro-democracy protesters hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside a police station the latest clashes followed 2 days of protests at hong kong's international airport that at times turned violent beijing has condemned the unrest calling it terrorists like. tens of thousands of women have taken to the streets of brazil's capital to denounce president jar your balls from. the march of the marker .

a bottom is what i'd spear know for a long time i took pieces of the things we valued about and hear it for granted that now i sense this need be something that we don't people in particular need to fight like oh my god oh my god. comes to. me for activists from for a few countries. they are pushing for the dream of a united church of. to stand a chance. and they saved a good team in idea. the most but i know you can stand up to you right here and must and contribute to something important to note the gumption. the future of europe to start september 2nd on d w. come. hello and a warm welcome to our program thanks for joining us today europe's coastlines are littered with ticking time bombs remnants from the 2nd world war that are becoming ever more dangerous in the north and baltic seas alone around 1600000 tons of war ammunition lie on the seabed like this huge underwater my most of it was simply disposed of in this city by the victorious allies and decades on erosion is threatening to release the toxic loads substances such as arsenic mustard gas and t.n.t. could contaminate the a

threats that we have it's crazy to confront cation let it be an arms race in this case on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world of big partisan. loftus and conspiracy it's talking to wake to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell. more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's taught critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. interest rates spike and gapping in the spread is widening into what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you end up in m. bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a friend of jeffrey abstain then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money from from the bank. in his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fractional food on

jackie spear who was a shooting survivor, told the audience now is the time to pub congress the pass gun control legislation because there is plenty of support. >> moms demand action is the largest organization on guns in the country beating out the national rifle association. >> we have been would being in state houses and board room across the country, we have passed stronger back grouped check laws in 21 states. we passed red flag laws in 17 states. >> nancy pelosi wants senate leader mitch mc connell to schedule a vote on a bill that's been passed on the house imposing universal background checks on sellers that are not licensed. >>> mexican authorities are searching for suspects after 2 people were killed and 13 hut in an attack on a bar on the mexican coast. it happened on the gulf coast cities authorities say the attackers started a deadly fire that raced through the bar, eight women and 15 men were killed. >>> british prime minister boris johnston is asking queen elizabeth to suspend parliament. the timing means parliament would be unlikely have enough time to pass laws block

you one last time to him because of one bullet that went straight through his heart. >> reporter: spear reminded the crowd the house passed hr8 last february that would impose universal back grouped checks on gun seller whose are unlicensed. >> we already have that law on the books. this closes loopholes because when the law was originally passed in 1993s the internet wasn't around. gun shows weren't common place. >> reporter: shannon watts says it's time for people to get off of the sidelines and demand gun legislation be passed. >> we have passed stronger background check laws in 21 states and passed red flag laws in 17 states. >> reporter: within the democratic party there is some dissent about whether to call for reinstatementment of the assault weapons ban. we asked speaker pelosi for her position. >> i think the focus has to stay on getting a senate vote on the background check legislation. keep the focus on mitch mc connell, give us vote, to pay if you don't. >> reporter: after the town hall, speaker pelosi said she has not not spoken to mitch mc connell. >>> president trump is r

jackie spear. [ applause ] with the surgeon general, and the new title to match her extraordinary talent>> right now, this is a town hall on gun violence at abraham lincoln high school. there just getting underway so introductions are going on. we will have more coming up. this townhall is meant to spotlight legislation that is passed by the house democrats. the surgeon general that she mentioned there, dr. harris is also in attendance. also the founder of moms demanding actions. of course, they will be spending the rest of the meeting to talk about the democratic agenda tocu violence in the wake of all of the shootings that we have had here in the united states over the past several years. we will have more for you coming up. at the live news has, i am ken bastida. >>> in the meantime, pressure is growing on capital to address the gun violence. the american federation of teachers is the latest group to join the call. the member sent a letter to congress after 30 when people were killed in mass shootings in texas and ohio. they want congress to take the legislation on approved background

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>>tip of the spear trains coaches to players from the youth level like we saw today for the nfl level. some of the players the oakland raiders we're live in mill valley, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, and you can say adios to water bottles at the airport at least sfo that airport will no longer sell plastic bottles. beginning later this month you can still get soda and juice in a plastic bottle. but you won't find any water package that way anymore sfo is apparently the first airport in the country to ban the sale of plastic water bottles kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>san francisco international airport sells about 10 1000 plastic water bottles a day that's a lot of plastic that ends up in the the ocean which is the worst thing t in less than 3 weeks they will be selling any water in plastic bottles anymore. >>it will be sold in either a recyclable aluminum bottle or can a recycled glass bottle or in a compostable bottle it's all part of their goal to make sure none of the airport waste goes to landfill. david moyes men brought his own water bottle to the airport