walker was not exactly thomas walker, it turned out that walker’s last name was green, his real one,elligence services of various countries, a number of trips to a number of countries, including being on the territory of the ussr and absence of his presence on the territory of ukraine. here is a short biography of this fire-thrower of the hearst empire, which then issued to the mountain, several materials on the theme of goldomor, in short it sounds like this. i’ll read, the charge of forging a passport, the writer who was charged is also involved in the case as an escaped prisoner, robert greene, the same one, the author of newspaper articles describing the famine in ukraine, was arrested yesterday without the right to post bail pending arraignment on monday accused of giving false testimony when obtaining a passport. george phan, assistant us attorney, contends that greene, who wrote under the pseudonym thomas walker, was an escaped convict from the colorado state penitentiary. from where he fled at twenty. year while serving a sentence for forgery of documents. would you trust a p

what wyatt walker even hoped for in the initial planning memo . if the goal was to leave bull connor no good option, the results might be bold action, turning his vengeance on the protesters. they had to be prepared for that. that meant king had to make his peace with it. he did not say this in part because he did not know what sort of pain connor might inflict. it became clear, across the street were not only the cops in battle hellmann's with canines with tanks on display, but something new. firefighters unfurled water hoses and trained the nozzles on the church. since april, birmingham fire chief john swindoll had heard connor bello about his fear, a mass of black protesters marching into the white owned downtown. connor demanded that swindoll turn the hoses on any black protester who tried to march downtown. this suggestion appalled him. he'd been able to deter connor and argued that the national union strongly disapproved of fire hoses being used as crowd control. with the protesters, they ordered swindoll to unfurl the hoses today. he again

why walker had all plans. he'd start from 16th street baptist church. he said he would tie down to the second how long it took old man to walk from 16th street downtown and, how long it took a young man to do the same, had it tied down to the none of it mattered. none of it mattered. a couple of reasons. number one, black birmingham adults did not like this from atlanta coming in saying. we've been living here all our lives. who are you? king by the way, they they had heard all the stories they'd read all the stories about. king the phony come in here with this national platform. you going to stick around? fred shuttlesworth had, those same concerns, by the way, fred didn't know. i didn't know. martin's real name. that was one concern. there was another. the other concern was far more economic over percent of black birmingham at that time was domestic workers. every single white employee said if you march with king, you are fired. the rest of the middle two professional class teachers, let's actually with the teachers first teachers was a white superint

a little reverse to tez walker. mm.juncture. of course, the clock runs to under two minutes. third down and 13. mack by the way, is about to earn career win number 280. of his hall of fame career. he's already in the hall of fame back in 2018. came out of retirement from coaching after five years in 2019. caleb hood dropped for a loss. miami does have a time-out. they'll use it. so when this one goes to 280, and it's getting dicier than he would like it to be with a minute and a half to go and now a ten-point lead and facing fourth down, he'll tie his fellow hall of famer frank beamer. they went into the college football hall of fame the same year, 2014, win list. how about the names ahead of him? >> greg: amazing to think about the career he's had. one of the most enjoyable people in all of college football. >> sean: the best. >> greg: just a true gentleman and guy that have never met someone's enemy. universally beloved. >> sean: 16 years at texas. two stints here. three at tulane, one at appalachian state. one of fiv

wyatt walker had all these plans.e would start from the 16th street baptist church and time down to the second how long it took to walk downtown and how long it took a young man to do the same. he had it timed to the second. none of it mattered. a couple reasons. number one, black birmingham adults did not like this interloper from atlanta coming in and saying, we have been living here all our lives. who are you? they had heard all of the stories about king, the phony, coming with his platform. fred did not know his real name and have those same concerns. that was one concern. there was another. the other concern was far more economic. over 50% of black birmingham at that time was domestic workers. every single white employee said, if you march with king you are fired. the rest of the middle to professional class of teachers, lawyers, let's deal with the teachers first. there was a white superintendent. do you think the white superintendent would have allowed any of those teachers to march without losing their jobs? t

second on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, mr. walker is yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. mr. benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez. yes. mr. yanez is. yes. commissioner burn. yes. commissioner burns. yes. commissioner yee. yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter wilson is. yes. you have six yeses. we will go into closed session vote to elect whether to disclose any or all discussion on item ten held in closed session. san francisco administrative code section 67.12. a action. a motion to not disclose closed session with the exception of factual updates from our labor negotiator, which will be disclosed in the minutes . second, for any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item 11, please approach the podium. seeing none. commissioner walker , how do you vote on the motion? yes. commissioner walker is yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez. yes mr. yanez is yes. commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissio

the of margaret walker. and she'll be at the book signing ten at 3 p.m. today. i just wanted to mention modern language association. they were much lies and just everything was on. i couldn't even catch my plane. so people to really want to be there to be with you. miriam mixed have wayne flynt wayne flynt is a southern history educator who retired teaching for decades at auburn university, where he directed more 60 graduate programs. he has lectured at such one university in china at queen's university, belfast, northern ireland, at the university of newcastle, oxford, cambridge and sussex in great britain at the franklin roosevelt center in the netherlands and at the university of vienna. he is the author of books dealing with southern history white, poverty and culture, religion, art and music and, literature. his numerous award include the remembered pat patrick for florida history, the lillian smith prize for nonfiction from the southern regional council, the alabama library association award for non-food auction three times the. sea van woodward. john hope

thanks to rina and peter walker.— peter walker. that is the context, sta with peter walker.with us for the rest of - peter walker. that is the context, stay with us for the rest of the - stay with us for the rest of the day's news. hello, we're starting with a busy night for british teams in europe... liverpool kept their 100% record in the europa league so far this season with a convincing 4—1 home win over toulouse... diogo jota scored liverpool's first goal, then after toulouse equalised endo and nunez got two more in the first half and gravenberch made it 4—1. mo salah scored the fifth in added time. liverpool top group e with three wins from three. brighton were also winners, beating managerless ajax 2—0 for theirfirst win in group b. spanish forward ansu fati with the second for brighton. but west ham slipped to their first europa league defeat of the season, beaten by the greek superleague leaders 0lympiakos, who hadn't won in europe in 11 matches. it finished 2—1 there. west ham stay top of group a. elsewhere, rangers emerged with a precious point from prague after a

commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes mr. walker is yes. commissioner benedicto. yes commissioner benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez. yes. commissioner janez is. yes. commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is. yes commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter is yes. you have six yeses. line item six presentation and discussion on patrol specials at the request of the commission discussion on. i'm just going to introduce this this topic. thank you for presenting from the department the president assigned sort of researching the patrol special program at the there was a lot of requests from the public to look at this, to look at the history of the patrol special program and sort of have a discussion about it. so there's no item to vote on. this is just bringing you up to speed on what we've been talking about so we can hopefully agree to move forward. so thank you so much for being here and presenting. thank you, commissioner. my name is lieutenant patrick mccormick. i'm the oic of staff services. f

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the house where my soul is, the life of margaret walker and she will be at the 3:00 p.m. today. language association, there were mudslides and everything going on, i couldn't even get there so will really have to be with you. wayne is a seven historian and educator who retired after teaching for decades i auburn university where head directed 0 graduate programs. he's lectured at the university and china and queens university north of ireland and universities in oxford, cambridge and great britain ofd the franklin roosevelt center at the university. he's the author of 14 books dealing with southern politics, history, white poverty and culture. religion, art, music and literature and numerous awards include the patrick award for florida, history and nonfiction from the sudden regional accounts and every association award for nonfiction, the woodward by the fellowship of seven writers and excellence in writing and the pulitzer prize in 1900 and his book is entitled afternoon with perfectly. we'll be sending at 3:00 as well. for third panelist, virginia beutler, the daughter of a c

joseph's father leroy walker has been kind enough to join us this morning.you and your family. >> thank you. >> lawrence: you were in the town while this was all going on. >> yes. >> lawrence: your son whose dream it was to own a bar and to be a manager of a bar was putting in his life at risk to save his customers and employees. >> yep, that is 100% right there. i got the word of that same time that joe's wife got the word from the state police that after they had gone through and did their investigation and everything that my son went after the shooter trying to defend everyone that was being shot at and lost his life in trying. >> lawrence: when you learned your son did that, what was going through your head? >> i felt in my mind because, you know, it's been a nightmare, so it is very hard to know one minute what you're thinking and not thinking, just listening to the officer, i knew my son would do something if possible, he wouldn't run away, i knew that, he would never run from anything like this. people meant too much to him and i'm sure there was othe

commissioner walker and i were. we attended the denim day event earlier this year where we got to meet a lot of the of the special victims unit and it's a tremendous group of professionals that are doing great work. so thank you. and thank you very much, captain. sir. sergeant, could you please take us to public comment for any members of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item one, please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. line item two general public comment at this time. the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission. rules of order during public comment. neither police or epa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public, but may provide a brief response. alternatively, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. email the police commission at sapd c

, councillor, walker we are looking at a photo of your son, joseph walker, there on the bright side of the screen, and the other 17 victims there on the left side of the screen, but looking at your son, joseph, with the blue background behind him, under what looks like a lime green umbrella, with a round smiling face, tell us about joseph. >> my son, every time my son was smiling, he had a plane and was going to do something, or he was going to get a lot of people involved to do it with him. that's the way he was. and at that time, i think that was for the balloon festival, that we do in auburn, we -- and i think what he had done was just set up that overhead tanned thing, and he put out a bunch of picnic tables and it was going to be a fun day and a fun night for him. and it definitely was. it was a huge weekend. and it was a big deal. and that's why anytime that there was going to be something that he was going to have fun with the people, bring a big crowd, he enjoyed his life. he enjoyed work. that's why he had such a smile. i saw that smile 1000 times over. and anytime that there

on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes commissioner walker is yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. mr. benedicto is. yes. commissioner yanez. yes. mr. yanez is. yes. commissioner yee yes. mr. yee is. yes vice president carter ulverstone. yes vice president stone is. yes. you have five yeses and we are going into closed session 16 vote to elect whether to disclose any or all discussion on item 15 held in closed session. san francisco administrative code section 67.12. a action motion to not disclose closed session with the exception of factual updates in item 15 c that will be discussed closed in the minutes. second, for members of the public, they would like to make public comment regarding line item 16, please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, commissioner walker is yes. commissioner benedicto yes. mr. benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez. yes. commissioner yanez is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter oberstar. yes vice president stone is.

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police say of those who were killed, ought died at the bar, including leroy walker's son joseph. his father says his son died when he tried to stop the shooter. >> my son actually because he's manager of the bar and everything else. he picked up a butcher knife and went after the gunman to try to stop him from killing other people. that's when he shot my son to death. he tried to save some more l lives, and he ended up losing his life. >> 40-year-old bryan mcfarland identified as one of the victims. his sister says he was deaf and there for a regular wednesday night gathering of members of the deaf community and their corn hole tournament. his sister, who was also deaf, says his death is deeply felt if her family and the community. >> i want people to know how big this has impacted the deaf community. we have lost four. we have lost three other friends as well from this tragic incident in this community. it's a huge loss. >> another participant, 39-year-old peyton ross was kill ed. his brother confirmed to cnn he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. also killed, 42-year-old fathe

scott walker, we hope to speak to you again.ng us from helsinki with your observations on what you have described as the most complex hostage situation he has come across in his many years in being a bolt in these kinds of negotiations. complex because there are more than 200 hostages involved, involving dozens of nationalities, and they include both civilians as well as soldiers. many countries, germany, turkey, they are trying to do their part. across the world, and across united kingdom, you are watching bbc news. thank you for watching. let's look at some other stories making news, rescue efforts have resumed after a british cargo ship sank in the north sea. one person died in the incident and four others are missing. it happened after two ships collided off the coast of germany. a new report says global banking giants are investing in companies which produce traditional chinese medicines containing leopard and pangolin parts. both species are classed as threatened. four uk astronauts could soon be heading into orbit on an a

commissioner walker on the motion. how do you vote? yes, commissioner walker is yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is yes. commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter overstone yes. vice president overstone is yes. you have five yeses. line item for chief's report discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco, having an impact on public safety commission discussion on planned events and activities achieved describes will be limited to determining whether to counter for a future meeting. chief scott, thank. thank you sergeant youngblood. good afternoon. good evening. executive director henderson. vice president carter. commissioners and the public. i will start this week's report with just a general crime statistics. just very briefly and then go to some of the events and incidents that have happened over the past week, starting with crime for this week. overall, there is a 6% d

walker entered the hospital. spending time in hospitals have become such a regular part of her life that she approached each day as if it were her last. the woman that she watched diligently fought to understand as much as possible of the universe operated. but it had not forced out in abiding fear life with and before she had accomplished all that she had desired. that's pages 391 and 392 if you have the book. >> yes. that is a passage i want readers to fully grasp the contributions faced throughout her life. first of all knows he was a doctor she was a very fragile woman. in terms of her health. she had another number of medical issues and was diabetic. she did not follow the doctor's e advice. landed her in the hospital. and yet the idea of herself is huge. i wanted to show the contrast in terms of her understanding you needed to do is rest and heal while the hospital. she also used it to keep planning another big thing. to think about another book she needed to n write. there is never a lost moment so to spea

geraldo perdomo can our take christian walker and gave more rain. got in on the fun.ng when the dust settles in arizona goes on to win 4 to 2. the dodgers big-hitters mookie betts freddie freeman. get this one for 21 in the series. yeah. and they're not to lose it every out to the twin cities. the twins were hosting the astros. >> looking to extend that series. bottom of the first right? no score royce, lewis. it's one out to left and the twins get on the board. first one, nothing. top of the second same score michael brantley's gets a hold of a fastball tells it 422 feet. we're all tied up at one 7th poor planning now still tied man off or jose abreau right center. he launches the shot almost the same spot brantley's home run astro's take a 3 to one lead. they go on to win 3, 2, they head back to the american league championship series for the 7th straight time. they will take on bruce all texas matchup. so >> got against dust. you know >> bring back some of the were bay area baseball fans, maybe. >> the 2 most popular giants manager, certainly of recent memory. and

part one of 18 killed. >> joe walker is not a number. >> ted stevens says he knew walker and saw himle living and breathing and caring. loving people. and they are not anymore. and there is no rational explanation as to why not. >> walker's father said his son tried to stop the government with the butchers knife before he was killed. even still he says he does not harbor hate or anger against the government. >> if to put that part of it. you have to put it out of your mind. you have to let the law do whatever needs to be done. >> and that's the type of pain a lot of people here are dealing with in this community. now on the investigative side à Ãwe knew that the suspect, robert card had been referred for medical evaluation.he was an army reservist and referred after he told army personnel that he was hearing voices while sources tell us now that cnn that they believe that he purchased the high-powered rifle used in these attacks 10 days 10 days after i believe those interactions i should say it happened 10 days after he purchased this rifle and what authorities site was a legal manne

tracey walker's husband joey was a manager at schemengees bar & grille.old her he confronted the shooter. >> they told us that my husband went into the kitchen and grabbed a butcher knife and went after him to save the patrons that were in his establishment. >> reporter: but walker was shot in the stomach and later died. >> he wouldn't want to go out any other way. that's exactly who he is as a man. he would give you the shirt off his back. >> he's a hero and he died protecting and that's who he is. >> reporter: hundreds of federal, state, and local law enforcement officers are working to process every inch of the two crime scenes for evidence and motive. cbs news confirmed that a letter card left at his home in maine is being described as a possible suicide note addressed to his son. when you heard about his background and that there were red flags regarding his behavior, his mental health. >> he said he wanted to harm people. at that point, they should've went in and removed his weaponry. >> reporter: do you think the system failed you all? >> yes. >> y

walker was killed. his father was reporting that it's been excruciating since last night waiting for word on what happened to his son. he did not find out confirmation of his son's death until this afternoon. and tricia asselin was 53 years old. she was a part-time employee at just-in-time at the bowling alley, the recreation center where the shootings began. she was not at work per se last night. she was actually bowling. she was bowling recreationally for herself. and the reports are that she was trying to get to the phone to call 911 to save others as the shooting was taking place when she was gunned down. these are just three of the names that we've confirmed so far. 18 dead in total. as of this morning they'd only identified eight people. so the identification process and notification process of these families, jake, is taking some time. >> all right, john, thank you so much. i want to bring you some new pictures that we have from bowdoin, maine of activity near the suspect's address. these are cou

commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, mr. walker is yes. commissioner benedicto yes.oner benedicto is yes. commissioner yanez. yes. commissioner janez is yes. and vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have four yeses. line item five chief's report discussion weekly crime chans and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco have an impact on public safety commission discussion on unplanned events and activities that chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott, thank you so much. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, vice president carter overstone commission executive director henderson and the public going to start off this week's report with just a general overview of crime

richard walker is here in the city with me. he's been following this shuttle diplomacy by blinking, and i guess we can say top of his agenda, securing the release of the hostages and making sure that this conflict doesn't get bigger. that that's right brain. and if we look at cuts of where, where, where he was on that stop this kind of shuffle tool that he's doing around the region. kind of has a kind of track record is being something of an intermediary. and some of these, a diplomatic outreach is of us has done for instance, with the taliban in afghanistan. and uh, they had offices and cuts that was a center of negotiation between us and the taliban. and in this case, also how much has offices in the high in the, in, in victoria capital and the guitars have been trying to do what they can to facilitate some sort of exchange, to try and get some of these hostages out of that. well those ec atari primacy, in that price conference was dumb coming expectations of it and thing happening in imminently, in terms of regional escalati

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with us, that is scott walker. we really appreciate your time. so now we decide to take a look at some other stories of making news at this hour. heavy fighting continues in ukraine's frontline town of the russian forces launch their counter attacking the do not screech in a few weeks ago, but so far have produced a few results and reportedly suffering heavy losses. keith is also made slower progress than it hoped in trying to retain occupied areas around of the if a suspected bomb blast as killed one person in wounded dozens of others. in india, a southern state of carolina, 3 explosions reportedly went off at a christian fair meeting, attended by over 2000 people. authorities are investigating the incidents events are taking place across the turkey to mark the $100.00 the anniversary of the countries founding in the capital on corrupt president ridge of tire. 31 later, read at the mazda liam, dedicated to mis stuff a come out to church, out of church, the country's founder for a modern secular republic. i'm the ruins of the ottoman empire in 19

uh, you know, be with richard walker. as always, thank you so much. i us and we have time to go back one more time to august bonded to rebecca richards, who is standing by for us outside of asking them that's close to the gases for rebecca. what we've heard about the hostages is really hostages, that were taken by hum us, but we know very little about them. is there anything more that you can tell us? now we would already seen reports and video searching id yesterday morning because it's rainy hostages, both civilian and military hostages being taken back into guns and that has been confirmed body is riley military. this morning i was speaking to the military. they have not been able to give anything in terms of numbers, they are not ready to release any kind of figure. whether that's because they still need to ascertain what that figure might be or whether more customers are being taken, or whether they need to speak with family, nor to 5. determine who the people are that are being held hostage, but they're not willing to release those numbers. yet

hayes, ladies and gentlemen, how much fun is that, thank you, walker.] >> steve: all right. very nice. as you take a look right here at 48th and sixth avenue, we are having breakfast with friends. how good is that song, right? >> lawrence: how nice to join us, brian. >> brian: i wanted to go see the concert. >> lawrence: you wanted a front row seat. >> brian: i never remember we're in the middle. how great is that song? that will be his biggest hit yet. >> lawrence: you even danced to the song, brian. >> brian: i wasn't dancing. >> lawrence: you were shimmying. >> brian: my dancing is shimmying. >> ainsley: i of lo the lyrics of the song, it shows how crazy we all are. it is about unity and how you have to listen to each other and live together. >> steve: of course walker was talking about the song they use at appleby's and now it will be associated for today, one more hour with slim chickens, they have been feeding us all day long. this dessert in the jar cued be the best i've ever had. >> steve: we're stealing both recipes. >> lawrence: i ate an entir

larry walker, the ceo of louis burger, was already notorious for many other fail projects in the pasturger projects in afghanistan failed from the getgo. parts of the highway that you have already constructed um is deteriorating, and if so, is your firm paying for the repairs to that stretch of road, or is usaid and the taxpayer picking up the tab? uh, first, i would absolutely. disagree with that reporter's assessment, the reporter was referring to uh one particular crack that was on the road. the challenge of bad roads, or totally lack of them had caused other problems in other parts of afghanistan. in 2008, the usa devised a megascale road construction plan across afghanistan, but the outcome did not even fulfill 10% of the objectives of the initial plan. that they started doing in 2008-2009, the usaid and the state department invested $400 millions in a project that was supposed to build 1200 miles of roads across the country. cut to three years later, they've built 100 miles of road and they spent more than $200 million, more than half of the money. wow, besides lack of roads in