really he was the winner of the first reported gunfight they were called a dual and in 1865 to square off and then you can see which one is still standing. now this happened in the town square he had stolen his watch and that he walked around to parade and he said don't do that so he actually called him out so they forgot what they were doing and watching this display and it would spread like a prairie fire. so then the others came along to rival him the undisputed heavyweight champion. >> as a gambler he enjoyed gambling but for the individual he got around a lot he was in kansas, missouri, nebraska, aria and he would gamble. also talked about the years as a federal marshal the best he ever made was as a broadway actor which is where buffalo bill cody came to him when hickok was out of a job to say they wrote this play for you and me in a couple of other people and we will do this play sitting around the campfire so hickok thought this was the silliest thing he ever heard but then they offered him $100 a week he took it it was a huge hit lines were around the block month after month but increasingly he was uncomfortable and then one night he finally had enough he sh

we are petitioning to get some funding for a bathroom at the town square. and some projects and visions include murals on blank walls and countdown signals which are part of the long-term plan for the street. our biggest project that we are working on with the merchants is to redo the codes for 204th street. there's too many conditional uses attached to any building or any business that wants to move into the district. that is it. thanks a lot. [please stand by] and was established in 2006. they're set to expire on june 30th, 2020. executive director ran doll scott is here to present today, for the fiscal year '17-'18, they had executive director troy campbell, who left and took up a new position with the calistoga chamber of commerce. direct identity, street operations, beautification order, administration and corporate expenses. the same for all c.b.d. automaker, bench mark two, the variance for their non-assessment requirement is 5% for the landslide. the c.b.d. met all benchmarks, management plan versus annual budget for both sides. their assessment reve

we are petitioning to get some funding for a bathroom at the town square. and some projects and visions include murals on blank walls and countdown signals which are part of the long-term plan for the street. our biggest project that we are working on with the merchants is to redo the codes for 204th street. there's too many conditional uses attached to any building or any business that wants to move into the district. that is it. thanks a lot. [please stand by]

about aimovig. >> reporter: mornings dawn cooler in the arizona mountains, the summer flags in the town squarefor another year. and the murder trial of steve democker ticked into its fifth, fitful month. the prosecution had amounted to circumstantial bits and pieces to that point. and investigator mike sechez knew that steve was likely to mount a strong defense. >> mr. democker is a very intelligent individual. >> mm-hm. >> but he's also a very narcissistic personality. you put those together and you can make it difficult to solve a crime. >> narcissistic? that's what it seemed like to the detective. also seemed to him like steve's girlfriend, renee girard, was protecting him. knew more than she was telling. then renee broke it off with steve. and sechez interviewed her one more time. and remember the "anonymous" e-mail that claimed carol's murder was linked to an illegal drug ring? oh, boy. >> she told me that mr. democker had informed them during one of their in-person visits at the jail to bring some pencil and paper. there was a glass between them. mr. democker had brought a document with

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one thing we have heard a good it about, if these tech companies say we are the new modern day town squarewe are the public forum, why is there not a cop on the beat? that is making certain that they are rooting out terrorist activity or some of these videos you will see or hear about online. people expect that accountability from these platforms. likewise, some of the social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a newsfeed, individuals want to see them have a news onector so they are passing news that has been curated and not passing on rumors or innuendo. topics,couple of those including antitrust, you mentioned some smaller firms, we have seen state attorneys general as well as the justice department launch antitrust probe, what do you make of those effort? sen. blackburn: what you are seeing with these states attorneys general launching a probe into google and eight ,tates into facebook, this is in my opinion, frustration by the consumers and the citizens in those states. small businesses that feel as if they are being booted off these platforms and cannot draw

this is the center of the town hall is located on the square at the end of. this renaissance building is magnificent although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war it was rebuilt in the original style for many centuries spoke was an important political center as a prince bishopric and a free imperial city. the golden hall recalls the city's former splendor. above the front door a picture shows that water was seen as the source of the city's wealth. it's clear that had become an important city from an early age by the way it's the 3rd largest here and of area after munich and nuremberg but there is much more you should know about all spoke. the romans founded a settlement here in 15 b.c.e. now the city has about 290000 inhabitants. in the 13th century old sport was named a free imperial city in which merchants of bang. more important contacts for emperors and kings. the city's wealth and pride can still be imagined by taking a look at the grand architecture. had been named a bishop in the 8th century the cathedral is one of the few

thing also, we've heard a good bit about is look, if these tech companies say we are the new modern-day town square and we are the public forum then why is there not a cop on the beat that is making certain that they are rooting out terrorists activity or some of the videos that you will see or hear about online. people expect that tight account ability from the platforms. likewise, some of the social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a newsfeed with individuals wanting to see them have a news director. so they are passing on news that has been curated and not passing on rumors or innuendo. >> senator, i wanted to ask about a couple topics including antitrust which you mentioned smaller firms being squeezed out of the online market. missing state attorneys general as well as the justice department and ftc marched antitrust probe what you make of those efforts? >> guest: what you are saying with these 50 states attorney general launching a probe into google and also eight states into facebook this is, in my opinion, the way i see it, frustration by the consumers and the

in 2002, when mcdonald's announced plans to build a fast food restaurant in the nearly 500-year-old town square in the heart of oaxaca city, toledo threatened to protest naked at the site. instead, he led a march with hundreds of people chanting "tamales yes!" "hamburgers, no!" as he gave out free tamales. friend and filmmaker david riker mourned the loss of toledo. in a statement he said quote "in an age when celebrity has become an end in itself, toledo offered a radical alternative of what an artist can be. immensely successful, he never enriched himself. instead he donated everything he had to create free and open spaces throughout the city - art centers, libraries, and museums." and those are some of the headlines.... this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. >> welcome to our listeners and viewers throughout the country and around the world. we begin today's show looking at president trump's ousting of john bolton, his hawkish national security advisor. bloomberg is reporting bolton's firing came after he opposed a proposal to ease sanctions on ir

lee sculpture with him charging on his horse, waving the confederate flag placed prominently in a town square, and the murals at george washington high school. monuments are intended to inspire and celebrate the exploits of a person, typically a man, almost always a man, and how he vanquished an enemy or conquered a new land that turned out not to be uninhabited, and monuments, that is their goal, that is their purpose. by contrast, murals like this provide a narrative, a much more complete story that often contains the good and the bad of a particular period to remind and critically inform us of this period, or in this case, the imperfect life of our first president. so while i can understand how aspects of murals are really offensive to some people, on a whole, they provide context to the people and times shown, and serve as a reminder of our greatly flawed history in a different way than a celebratory monument does. i also want to quickly address the federal art project and the administration aspect of this discussion. both were phenomenally successful programs in our history, and it boost

lee sculpture with him charging on his horse, waving the confederate flag placed prominently in a town square, and the murals at george washington high school. monuments are intended to inspire and celebrate the exploits of a person

taking place in china at the 70th anniversary of communist party rule the main event will be a massive military parade in town and square on tuesday but beijing fears the celebrations could be overshadowed by pro-democracy protests and unrest in hong kong. on the eve of the anniversary a ceremony to honor the creation of the communist state and the heroes of the civil war chinese president xi jinping paid his respects to the fallen. in the evening he attended a theatrical celebration that recalled china's rise from a nation in despair to the world's 2nd largest economy. october 1st 1949 mao's the dawn to clear the founding of the people's republic of china and transform the country. his great leap forward aim to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated the famine was widespread and tens of millions died mao's cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of world leading nations but the rapid growth

that we pretty good bit about is, look, as these tech companies say we are new modern-day town square, where the public forum, and why is there not a cop on the beat that is making certain that they are rooting out terrorist activity or some of these videos, you know, that you will see or hear about online? and people expect that type accountability from these platforms. likewise, some of these social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a newsfeed, individuals want to see them actually have a news director so that they are passing on news that has been curated and not passing on rumors or innuendo. >> i wanted to ask on a a coupe of those topics, including antitrust which you mention some smaller firms feeling squeezed out of the online market. we've seen state attorneys general as well as the justice department and the ftc all large antitrust probes. what do you make of those efforts? >> guest: what you are seeing with these 50 states attorneys general launching a probe into google and also eight states into facebook, this is, in my opinion, the way i see it is frustr

. >> viola and her sisters found their joy in putting on performances around house in the rough one square mile towns, rhode island. >> i started acting when i was 8 or 9. my sisters, we would write skits. we would have rewrites. we would have a wardrobe budget. >> she eventually earned a scholarship to young people's school of the performing arts and studied theater at rhode island college after which she was accepted to new york's famed juliard school. she was nominated for her first tony award for her broadway debut in august wilson's 7 guitars. >> opening night of seven guitars, when i think about everything that i believed that being an actor was, that was it. my mom and dad being in the audience and my dad crying. i was like, i'm it. this is it. i have arrived. i wish i could go back there. and i'm like really viola, you thought that was it, right? >> davis went on to win four tonys. one for king headley ii in 2001 and another in 2010 for fences. she began to land small roles in television and film. in 2009 davis earned an academy award nomination and the attention of a hollywood icon for her

the idea is to build a town square with a park surrounded by cafes and restaurants, a place locals canr shopping center. an area that could hold concerts and other exercise classes and civic celebrations and eventually reach residences just like the neighboring town.>> livermore and danville all had train stations and main streets back when trains were popular at now they have morphed integrate downtown areas and we are very proud of our neighbors, we want something just as good in dublin.>> reporter: dublin is growing fast nearly tripled in size to 68,000 people in less than 20 years.>> if you ask me where the center of dublin as i would have no idea.>> reporter: come up with a five-year plan by the end of the year and eventually create a thirty-year plan for the area, people we spoke with say it all sounds a great idea.>> i have lived here all my life it would be nice to have some good restaurants around here. a green space is always nice and works are always good.>> they can have parts for the kids, restaurants and little shops, it would be great.>> city leaders want to hear what th

the biggest wildfire burning in california right now grew by 10 square miles since yesterday. it is now 69 square miles. it is the walker fire burning north of the town of quincy, south of susanville in the plymouth national park. this fire is only 10 % contained and public access roads and trails in the fire zone have been closed. evacuations have also been ordered. so far no one has been hurt, no buildings have been damaged. fire crews trying to contain the walker fire are getting some help from right here in the bay area. teams from the alameda county fire department are heading out to help those firefighters on the ground there. >> the fire burning into tama county is now 55 % contained . for nearly 14 square miles west of wet red blood since it started thursday. cal fire said it was sparked by lightning.>>> cal fire is gaining ground on the fire burning in butte county east of oroville. that fire has burned 400 acres and is now 55 % contained. one home and two buildings were destroyed but so far no injuries are reported.>>> time is now 4:25. pg&e trying to resolve its bankruptcy case by offering almost $18 billion to settle claims from the devas

the idea is to build a town square with a part surrounded by cafes and restaurants, a place locals canng center, an area that could hold concerts and exercise classes and civic celebrations and eventually retail residences and office space just like his neighboring towns. >> they all had train stations and main streets back when trains were popular and now they have morphed into great downtown areas and we are very proud of our neighbors and we want something just as good in dublin.>> dublin is growing and fast, nearly tripled in size less than 20 years but was he said might go double for dublin.>> if you ask where the center of dublin as i would have no idea.>> the city is hoping to come up with a five- year plan and eventually create a thirty-year plan for the area, people we spoke with say it all sounds like a great idea.>> it would be nice to have some good restaurants around here. a green space is always nice, parts are can have parts for the kids and restaurants or some little shop, that would be great. >> city leaders want to hear what the public thinks about all this, a committ

. >>> in the arena there is a new sheriff in town. >> that's right. larry. >> madison squaree mecca until today. move over msg, chase center is opening up. we'll go live following t >>> you must remember the dancing construction equipment from the ground breaking ceremonies back in 2017. it done. today the rib gone ceremony. chris alvarez was there for the ceremony, larry. what an event it is. this is going to hold 200 events annually a year. it's the home of the warriors obviously but the world's greatest entertainers and san francisco has a new arena they can call their own. what's a question we haven't asked you. >> how the warriors will do this year. >> i can't answer that question, come on. [ applause ] >> rick wells may not be about to predict the future but chase sent new standards for sports and entertainment arenas. all kinds of vents whether outdoor concerts or basketball tournaments or christmas tree lighting. anything. >> reporter: it's going to be a new center for entertainment in san francisco, a new center. it's not just a basketball arena. >> the word was wow

the homeless have taken over and set up their tents. madison square park sits on the edge of oakland's china town near the lake merritt bart station. da lin knows the park well and he reports that help from the city may be on the way. >> reporter: this was a popular hangout spot for chinese seniors. i remember every time passing by, i would see a lot of seniors exercising. in the morning and evening, this place would be packed. now? they stop coming here. after the homeless moved in. exercise. tai chi. playing badminton. madison square park was the spot. >> another tai chi group over there. it was filled with at least 200 people. >> reporter: dee started coming to the park to do tai chi in 2002. had a lot of good memories. she improved her health and made a lot of friends. >> every morning at 7:30, we would do tai chi here. about 100 people would exercise. it was very fun. very vibrant. >> reporter: she said the homeless set up tents about two years ago and over time, most of the seniors stopped coming. now, some seniors do tai chi at a nearby gym. >> people were fearful to come. they saw the tents and the trash and everything got

taking hold on the ground well as you can see from the main square in front of parliament behind me which is completely empty there is good the center of town has been cordoned off in order for much as to take place here in the next couple of hours and that along with the partial strike try a transportation strike that's taking place is creating enormous congestion on the streets of athens people are having to take to their cause that's increasing the amount of traffic on the avenues but those cars really have nowhere to go because buses are on strike trolleys are on strike light rail is on strike ships aren't leaving the port of paris for the islands and even air traffic controllers will do work stoppage for 3 hours so if you if you're one of those unfortunate 50000 thomas cook affiliated travelers in greece who are having to book civil aviation authority chartered flights home will even those won't be taking off for for the middle of the day and then there are banks schools hospitals also on strike working on skeleton staff government offices obviously closed it is a public sector strike primarily but with much of the private sector invol

. >>> the biggest fire burning in california right now has grown by 10 square miles since yesterday, it is now 69 square miles, the walker fire burning north of the town of quincy and south of steubenville, the us for service says it's 10% contained, public access roads and trails in the fire zone have been closed and their evacuation orders are in place. so far no one has been hurt and no buildings damaged. >>> crews working to contain the walker fire are getting help from the bay area, teams are alameda county fire department heading to assist crews on the ground there. >>> e-cigarette company juul back in the spotlight, what the fda is demanding from the san francisco based company. >>> trapped crewmembers finally free after cargo ship capsized, the links rescuers went to finally get them out a live . >>> >> reporter: a pretty day shaping up around the bay, clear skies away from the coastline, mild temperatures in store, look at what you can expect for today in the warm up coming our way, coming up. >> ew $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i f

. >>> the biggest wild fire in california grew by 10 square miles to 69 square miles. we're talking about the walker fire burning north of the town susanville. the forest service says it is now 10% obtained. public access roads and trails in the fire zones have been closed, evacuation orders are in place. so far no one's been hurt. no buildings have been damaged. crews are trying to contain the walker fire. getting some help from here in the bay area. strike teams on the alameda county fire department are heading out to help the crews on the ground. >>> up next, the raiders primetime performance against the broncos and you'll hear what coach jon gruden had to say. >>> madonna heading for san francisco for series of smaller intimate shows. when and where you can catch madonna. >>> welcome back. derek carr and the raiders beat the denver broncos on the ground. >> give it to jacobs this time. taking a start. tyrone williams. he's got it. >> quite tyrell williams ha brown was released and signed p rookie running back josh jacobs scored two touchdowns in his professional debut. raiders won. after the game head coach jon gruden asked i

town square. this guy had stolen his watch. i'm going walk around parade it. so he was actually calling him out. the gunman is faster and more calculating than anyone had ever seen before. he became the american frontier and others came along to rival him in fame, but he was undisputed heavy weight champion of gun until he died. >> how did he survived? >> mostly he was a gambler, one of the things fascinating working on the book, for an individual with little transportation he got around a lot, he was in arizona, new mexico, texas, he would gamble, that's how he made his money. at times he was lawman, he also worked off and on for years as a federal marshal, he would track down people who have stolen u.s. mail, things like that. one time he made -- his friend buffalo bill came to him when hicock was out of a job and it's you and me and a couple of other people and a pretty girl and we are going basically just do this campfire on stage talking about and reenacting some adventures, when they offered him a $100 a week he kept it. it was a huge hit, lines around the block to get in and month after month

the purchase from michael mitchell of approximately 5 acres of alameda watershed land, improved by a 2890 square foot single family residence and certain personal property commonly known as 12163 calaveras road in the incorporated town of sunil, california. >> good afternoon. i think he was here about a month ago for the world ranch acquisition. this happens to be very near the ranch, another proposal under our watershed. i think michael mentioned that the commission launched in this direction, almost 14 years ago. when the entire program was adopted by the commission, there was -- included a down payment on meeting our objectives under our watershed and environmental program. alameda watershed is one of those places where we do not actually own, and most of the watershed is not publicly owned. it is private we held. if they're in the primarily watershed, both cool ranch on this one,, surrounded by some of our properties, it made more sense for us in this case to work with the land owners and have us acquire the title which they are willing to come forward and asked us to help them with. another proposal like that. this is a much smaller proposal. it's just 5 acres. but it's an holding and surrounded by her property

was the fed that day see how here on the made markets square we would see many people stop it and probably the finest from the villages have come on friday through town to sell their produce sent people sensed that the war was so coming that was mobilization that was the feeling here from the rest but no one could see that they defenseless town would be attacked in that way by dropping a false on the sleeping people who'd you see account of being opposed come here to the convent wear them because that outrage and it was an element of the book and life jacket that was on it wasn't just a typical polish town of the time lots a couple catholics lived. about that isn't supposed juiciest value that they have lived here and to have a. because look it's a mixture of cultures is a mixture of customs and it was. vibrantly those cultures were intertwined with each other it was just a classical town of the 2nd republic and it was gone. is that about the disappeared it probably. eventually calmed down a moment that was the time i watched you something that particular time that was the moment. on the. in the morning the 1st of september 1039 so and the beginning

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square meters of service exclusively used for a multi-million euro criminal enterprise police seized $200.00 service here in a major operation. the bunker was hidden 5 stories below ground in the small town of harben tarbuck in germany just southwest of humvee an issue it wasn't just that we had to secure the physical location we also had to crack the digital storage at the data center. the solution to the drums. it was likely from this location that an attack on door to telecom customers routers was carried out in 2016 this was also the home of illegal online stores like wall street market selling millions of euros worth of drugs illegal documents and even tiled pornography the investigation was complex and lengthy lasting more than 4 years. it leap on this organization sentinel purchasing a data center like place in germany isn't illegal say. first you have to prove that on 9 crimes are committed by 3rd parties then you have to prove that the people running the center you have outed and supported it before the top of the main suspect is a 59 year old dutch man the investigation and analysis of the data which could include customer data could take months if not years. for more now on th

the biggest fire burning in our state is grown by 10 square miles since yesterday. it is now 69 square miles in the area. the walker fire was burning north of the towncy near steubenville in the national forest. the fire that now has 10% containment. local trails have been closed. there are evacuation orders in place. so far, no one has been hurt and no building has been damaged. >>> where working to contain the walker fire and getting help from the bay area. crews are heading out to help the crews on the ground.>>> fire station 16 in lafayette is set to be up and running again by the end of the month. this is one of seven fire stations that close in 2012. it has now been renovated. people who live nearby say they are relieved. this is the this location to be reopened of the seven stations that were closed. >>> stalls will no longer be welcome. the latest place that is banning the single-use plastic straws. >>> two big events are happening. one is a new chase center, and another at oracle park. a lot of people will be coming into and leaving the city. we're live in san francisco to tell you what you need to know. the ross fall fashion event has all

square meters of service used for a multimillion euro criminal enterprise. police seized 200 servers in a major operation. the bunker was hidden five stories below ground in a small townrmany's southwest. >> it wasn't just that we had to secure the physical location. we also had to crack the digital storage and the data center. reporter: it was likely from this location that an attack on deutsche telekom customers was carried out in 2016. it was the home of the illegal online stores like wall street market, selling millions of euros of illegal drugs, documents and child pornography. the investigation was complex and lasted more than four years. >> operating a data center like this in germany isn't illegal per se. first, you have to prove online crimes are being committed by third parties. then you have to prove the people running the center about it and supported it. reporter: the main suspect is a 59-year-old dutchman. the investigation and analysis of the data, which could include customer data, could take months if not years. brent: time for sports. for fans of german football, a bumper weekend ahead. leap sig. our surprise -- leipzig is in the lead, with bay ine h

have another one in the square for the lead up to october 1 which is the anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china well this of course are all comes after kerry town hall appearance where she was in listening mode surge trying to meet some of the persistency hard criticisms do any of these attempts to appease the protesters seems to be working. we'll see last night it was the 1st public meeting with the people about 120 people who were hand chosen to talk to carol of about these demands which include greater democracy freedom of expression freedom of speech and universal suffrage but the talk last night we had a mixed reaction so it was lots of emotional talking from the commentary from those people who attended that particular meeting but these protests are continuing despite caroline. would have to say what is next for the exchange. but as i mentioned in the lead up to october 1 we're expecting a number of rallies including global rallies i think about 54 cities in 20 countries who also take part in the calls for greater freedoms 401 k. sarah clarke there live in hong kong thank you. and of course in cambodia has charged 9 members of a band oppo