appointment. >> supervisor mandelman. >> i have known debra walker for a couple of decades now. that and she is a friend and someone i have long admired but supporting her of 14er7 not and thank supervisor dorsey for the motion. i think that is a little bit nuts to say that a lesbian women lives in the city with a relationship between the police department and queer community was significantly different than today didn't believe in civilian oversight of the police department that is wrong and imagining ms. walker had the opportunity to correct that mills apprehension i think the conversation about the police commission as a policy setting body is an interesting one and apprentices a challenge with the charter and lost folks have been thinking about and i've think thinking about and our president and folks outside the community and part of executive branch and month san franciscans expect it will pursue policies consistent with the general worldview and the approach to police policymakers and i think that is why we have a majority of commissioners appointed by the mayor and minor

appointment. >> supervisor mandelman. >> i have known debra walker for a couple of decades now. that and she is a friend and someone i have long admired but supporting her of 14er7 not and thank supervisor dorsey for the motion. i think that is a little bit nuts to say that a lesbian women lives in the city with a relationship between the police department and queer community was significantly different than today didn't believe in civilian oversight of the police department that is wrong and imagining ms. walker had the opportunity to correct that mills apprehension i think the conversation about the police commission as a policy setting body is an interesting one and apprentices a challenge with the charter and lost folks have been thinking about and i've think thinking about and our president and folks outside the community and part of executive branch and month san franciscans expect it will pursue policies consistent with the general worldview and the approach to police policymakers and i think that is why we have a majority of commissioners appointed by the mayor and minor

the left side is from wilson walker. who's on the rear side and then our photographer events. but that's the images on the right side and you can see from vince's perspective. that complex and that construction site that is fully engulfed. it's just nothing but red flames and black smoke at this and and as that smoke continues to billow in the air that's going to create some air hazard. so if you if you live nearby the best advice right now is to just shelter in place. and and wilson. i mean >>that >>that that thing's going hot >>now. yeah, you know, didn't now the wind sort of pushing the smoke down. you're talking about the smoke and people living near the smoke. we get a little push of wind and you can see it flatten out. you know what? i'm sure people downwind. i can tell when that is happening, and you get the smoke kind of pushed down the ground level there. uh, gosh! you know, i kind of wish i could see vince's shot from the other side. you know, just because that you know that building really is really is going up would would also imagine that they've cleared a bunch o

deborah walker's common sense of ethics alone are , or excuse me, deborah walker's sense of ethics aloneroven track record in bridging divides, maintaining accountability, dedication to the commission's mission, and upholding integrity. i challenge you to explain any hesitation in reappointing. thank you so much for your public comment. thank you. so i find it interesting that that both members of this committee appeared to grill, commissioner walker on or at least safaÍ did on a perceived, slight from the notion of too much input from people who aren't cops. if cops aren't going to weigh in on their policies and what they are able to do and what challenges they face, who else exactly is who are you looking to for that information or are we simply not interested in it? perhaps that explains things like rubber stamping. cindy elias or other considerably questionable from an ethical standpoint. members of the police commission like commissioner yanez, so i would urge you to take a step back and think about what you're saying. think about what you're saying. you're saying that the input of

maria, we see we don't have a comment from kurt walker, but one more important question is whether there are guarantees that the united states, like other countries, will continue to honor the commitments that are they taking over, according to these agreements that they signed, for 10 years or however long those agreements are? yulia, this is a very important question, but i will still return to kurt's comment, because it is also important. he said that the united states ... did not provide any specific amount in this treaty precisely because congress is supposed to allocate this money in order to avoid criticism of congress, problems with congress, this step was taken: if we talk about obligations regarding this agreement, one must understand what ukraine is called security guarantees, all other countries call it a security treaty, of course it is better than the budapest memorandum, which was three points, these treaties are clearer, more prescribed, more specific, at the same time they do not have any legal... force, that's all political declarations of intent, firstly, even in this

with cameron walker.minister says the leader of reform uk has questions to answer after a video emerged of a campaigner making racist comments. andrew parker was seen making a series of offensive remarks about rishi sunak. he's now apologised but insists he was goaded into making them. rishi sunak says it's part of a broader pattern of behaviour. a warning the following clip contains some offensive language . offensive language. >> when my two daughters have to see and hear reform, people who campaign for nigel farage calling me an effing . it hurts calling me an effing. it hurts and it makes me angry. and i think he has some questions to answer. when you see reform candidates and campaigners seemingly using racist and misogynistic language and opinions seemingly without challenge, i think it tells you something about the culture within the reform party. our politics and country is better than that . it's my duty to call than that. it's my duty to call out this corrosive and divisive behaviour . behaviour

he is not alice walker big, but he is big. >> i'm happy for him. people and people of color in this country. we have had to fight all of our lives. it's a good thing we can talk to each other across generations. >> that's the truth of it. it's good to talk across generations. tonight, alice walker gets the last word about her words. we can learn and listen to each other. that was a throwback clip. you can go to msnbc.com/ari and you will see our youtube play list there, including that classic alice walker interview. we leave that up for free. you can share and send it to family and friends. keep it locked. new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support. (♪♪) daily zz for quality sleep. (♪♪) and enxtra for focus and clarity. centrum, powered by clinically studied ingredients. “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like i was losing interest in the things i love. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i

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>>both wilson walker and kevin cove reporting from oakland city hall.o here's a recap what we know about the raids so far early thursday morning, fbi agents were seen leaving with several boxes and duffel bags when the mayor's home this is on maiden lane, the fbi still has not released any details about what exactly they were looking for. agents also raided a home on view crest court that is linked to and eduwonk. he is a member of the family that owns cow waste solutions has become a regular face in local, state and national politics. we also saw fbi and irs agents taking boxes from cal waste solutions offices along the city's waterfront. several people confirmed the vitamins american business association office in that same building was also raided by federal agents. we reached out several times at the wong family, we have not heard back yet, however, california waste solutions did release this statement to us saying their concert in it. investigators will find nothing wrong or unlawful. we continue to dig deep into every aspect of this case will have

sky walker, no. it is fiction. let's see. okay. you know what i mean [inaudible] the movie [inaudible] the but there are people which want to control the world not really humans. don't believe anything. it is fiction. okay. chief. i told you last year that if it is not your job let alone your duty to wear a rambo flag. rainbow symbolize. [inaudible]. why because the rainbow is [inaudible]. you can't find it. if you do you are you [inaudible] you walk in the in a world of fiction. it is not a good idea. i didn't understand him. the -- i will tell you about a hero. jane warner. was the chief of the patrol specials. her beat was the castro. the powerhouse that be said, hey. it is wonderful to have a lesbian in the castro. she did fantastic work. the cops 8 the patrol specials used to be hundreds. the one in the back room wearing stars. now we are down to 3-4 patrol special units. in the whole city. when they do? walk a beat. how long since you saw a cop walk a beat. 9 years on valencia and have not seen one. i saw one on a bicycle onc

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i haven't heard scott walker in the mix. he was great.fano, i happened to partial to sarah sanders in arkansas. trump is on predicable on this. i wish i had a good read on who he might pick. we will all just have to stay es up with. host: spring, maryland, is next on the independent mine. caller: thank you to c-span for what you do. do you have an opinion on the unattended children who are ming? adults are one thing, kids are another. i think it fundamentally comes down to lack of leadership in country. i would like to hear your opinion. do. have a good day. goodbye. guest: that's a really good question. i think it comes down really, what's happening at the border. the border is wide open and as a result, a lot of the cartels are trying to get illegal immigration across the border in ing the narco state that mexico has become. they charge obscene amounts of money. they will go and take children who are not their own and charge ridiculous amounts of money to get them across the border and i will say, this doesn't happen when you have a bor

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sky walker, no. it is fiction. let's see. okay. you know what i mean [inaudible] the movie [inaudible] the but there are people which want to control the world not really humans. don't believe anything. it is fiction. okay. chief. i told you last year that if it is not your job let alone your duty to wear a rambo flag. rainbow symbolize. [inaudible]. why because the rainbow is [inaudible]. you can't find it. if you do you are you [inaudible] you walk in the in a world of fiction. it is not a good idea. i didn't understand him. the -- i will tell you about a hero. jane warner. was the chief of the patrol specials. her beat was the castro. the powerhouse that be said, hey. it is wonderful to have a lesbian in the castro. she did fantastic work. the cops 8 the patrol specials used to be hundreds. the one in the back room wearing stars. now we are down to 3-4 patrol special units. in the whole city. when they do? walk a beat. how long since you saw a cop walk a beat. 9 years on valencia and have not seen one. i saw one on a bicycle onc

alison walker , that your you.our testimony is just goes right to the heart of it and thank you. gp doctor malcolm kendrick, it's only time that has forced to us bnng only time that has forced to us bring this fascinating, harrowing conversation to a close. it's another break after which wikileaks founder julian assange, a free man, as he bids to rebuild his life. i'll be speaking to the co—founder wikipedia, larry sanger. watching the neal oliver show on gb welcome back to the neal oliver show. now, here's something i wasn't expecting to see. possibly ever. but julian assange is a free man, and he has landed back home in his nafive has landed back home in his native australia for the past 14, 15 years, assange has been in a legal battle with us officials who accused him of leaking classified documents, which they say put lives in dangen which they say put lives in danger. but after a plea deal, he left his london prison cell behind earlier this week. to discuss this, i'm joined by the co—founder of wikipedia, larry

that was the, the used even the national editor, richard walker from the ukraine recovery conference here in berlin. you're a secretary of state, anthony blinking says israel's prime minister, has reaffirmed his commitment to a new cease fire in the gardens of strip. we can says, the honest is now on the militant group, hamas whose taylor attacks on israel sparked this morning. after talking the relatives of those taken hostage to gods on october 7th, you said the longer the conflict drags on the higher the chance of regional spread . families have been protesting outside the hotel where blinking has been holding talks with his rarely officials. on monday, the un security council endorse of the us back to cease fire proposal, but there's still no official line for me is real on the plant. let's take a closer look at the deal that blinking is trying to get all sides to sign up to. it's made up of 3 phases in the 1st, the release of hostages, a prisoner swap, and partial truth withdrawal under a 6 week truce. the 2nd includes a permanent ceasefire that would mean to for withdrawal of i

williams says his work as a dog walker brings him in contact with a lot of people. on may 21st, a fire broke out at the williams home, destroying it. he was not home, but his parents were, fire officials say. williams 76 year old mother was nearly killed. he says she is now at a rehab facility. investigators have not yet said if the hate incidents and the fire are connected, nor have they said if it's arson. what's up? what are you doing? >> good. >> on saturday, williams friends and neighbors rallied in support of him and his family. they've been raising money and asking for donations of basic need items. williams says he has a message for the person responsible for the racist incidents. why? >> why would you want to do that? what was the purpose of outcome of this? what did you gain from this? >> here's another look at the person of interest that police would like to speak with. williams says he wants the person responsible for the hate incidents to serve time. he says his parents plan to rebuild their home. and christina gregg, police tell me the cause of the fir

well let's move on to the chief and methylated sir richard walker, who is going to be now in the studio, which i get to say, you know, stuff on the line. they're talking about extremes from the left and from the right . but it's the gains of the far right. that really have been the story of this election of a yeah. what is kind of a bit of both the rest, you know, so, so it was the funded lie has been speaking here in berlin today as well. and she's also being said, he knows a center has health in this selection. and this was always the worry going into the selection that, that would be, you know, really, really major significant gains by the far right. because sweeping across the continent and the picture is a bit more mixed. so i wrote in groupings as you would pay and people's policy the, this mainstream conservative sense of right. certainly are looking pretty much as strong as they were before, maybe making. so some slight gains in the parliament. but in different countries who do have slightly different pitches. so we've had a lot about france already. so 2 major gains by the far,

already in ukraine or for more on this, we can speak with our chief international editor, richard walker, who joins us from the ukraine recovery conference here in berlin and dw corresponding to connelly who joins us from key. welcome to you both. richard. what pleasure this had been made at the conference here in berlin to help ukraine's recovery. yes, sorry. so we should stress that the ukraine recovery conferences, don't worry about weapons, of course, weapons have come up. and this is really, of course, the main priority of the ukrainian suited to, to get enough weapons to be fighting this war with a particular focus on the defenses. and, but everything is connected across those air defenses of very, very important to pub protecting ukraine's power system which has be knocked out substantially in recent months. and part of this conference has been about trying to find ways to make sure that ukraine can keep its power system really working. so that's investments in, in both gas power plants, but also the kind of distributed energy production that you can get with things like solar. bu

w as chief international editor, richard walker. what's your, what do you mind take away from this european parliamentary election? oh, well, i think terry, me, we, we, we've obviously been talking a lot about friends. we sort of the shots that with, with the look at the policies, i think the big picture is that you sent, you do have games on the far right, but it's not a completely uniform picture. for instance, here in germany that would gains for the f d. the old tents for germany in neighboring poland to the lord justice policy, a made losses, and so not a complete uniform picture. what's on the progressive side of politics? this certainly has been a kind of a shift away from progressive some more towards the center. right. but you do see variation there as well. so you see green parties suffering. most of them you see social democrat suffering for instance. i think broadly, what you can see in a lot of countries is this, this kind of mid term phenomena like european elections are treated in a country where, um, if it falls in t

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what should you expect when they go head-to-head thursday night, former wisconsin governor scott walker and former obama senior adviser, david axelrod, are here to break it down good morning. >> i'm kaitlin collins and for jake tapper and dana bash here in new york for the state of our union is in debate prep. and just four days, president joe biden and former president donald trump are going to meet for a historic cnn presidential debate with the potential to dramatically reshape what has been a remarkably stable race for the one white house president biden at camp david, where he is huddling with his full debate team of advisors leading up to thursday night, as he is looking to shake off trump's attacks on his age and his abilities. and also trying to turn the focus back on his opponents felony conviction, and also his proposals for a second term. meanwhile, donald trump is foregoing formal debate prep and instead holding more informal meetings with his senior advisers as sources tell me that he is soliciting advice from pretty much everybody in his inner circle from his also trying t

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walker has served on the commission since 2022.monday, the board of supervisors rules committee voted against her reappointment supervisor asha safai said the committee rejected her quote because she came to the meeting unprepared and demonstrated an unwillingness to perform her duties of overseeing the police department. end quote. walker was not present at tonight's police commission meeting today. mayor london breed called on supervisors to support walker, saying she's been key in driving reform and building community trust. >> new at ten tonight, state farm announced today it will let some california homeowners keep their insurance. experts say it is a sign the homeowners insurance crisis in the state could be rebounding, but there is a catch. ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us now live in orinda, where thousands of people have been dropped by their insurance company, bailey. >> julia. good evening. yeah. after state farm dropped tens of thousands of customers all across the state, they're kind of walking back on that. but here is

, returning now to cameron walker, returning now to cameron walker, returning now to the slow marchalk to cameron walker now, who is at the palace . now, who is at the palace. >> thank you. this is british pomp and pageantry in action here on horse guards parade. i'm joined by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams . richard, richard fitzwilliams. richard, one of the greatest military parades anywhere in the world. >> i would say the greatest. certainly an absolutely unique, both going back historically, which is absolutely fascinating. i mean, it's just stated from the need, obviously, to know friend from foe in the fire and fury and heat of battle where you can originally, for example, if you were a baron, you had a particular crest or flag and then subsequently regiments tended to have several colours and then apparently was reportedly in charles ii's reign that this was, the parade was hand was held, but most especially in 1805, there was the first sovereign's parade celebrating the king's birthday , celebrating the king's birthday, and it fall between 1811 and 1820. george

we'll have more on a new legal shake-up in a moment, but first let's get to wilson walker outside city hall with how mayor thao is defending herself now. wilson? >> reporter: juliette, there's still so much we do not know, questions that can really only be answered by the fbi, federal prosecutors, the u.s. attorney's office, people who know what is going on with the investigation, but we are left with these sort of two avenues here. one is the investigation that literally went into the home of the mayor. now the mayor says this investigation has nothing to do with her, but i think we're all fairly left to wonder what is the proximity of that investigation to the mayor and then the political side of all this, a mayor who is embattled to put it fairly, facing a recall. she herself mentioned her opposition today. who was the mayor talking to today? a lot of folks in oakland. let's take it apart a little bit. >> it's hard to imagine now. the time i first thought the fbi was at my door to help me, to protect me. >> reporter: a kind of nightmare is how mayor sheng thao described the morning

. >> reporter: for robbie and ruth walker, celebrating juneteenth in the nation's capital is historicvietnam war. >>> the two married in 1971. they started the day joining some of america's finest heroes on a trip from atlanta to washington, d.c. the trip, the first of its kind. the honor flight network bringing together these 26 black veterans, paying tribute to those who served and marking the end of slavery in the u.s. veterans greeted with a water cannon salute and a warm welcome. what's it feel like to be here on juneteenth? >> first of all, i would have never imagined being here at all. let alone juneteenth. i'll cherish this moment for the rest of himy life. >> reporter: since 2005, they have flown nearly 200,000 veterans into d.c. the group visited a number of war memorials, making a stop at arlington national cemetery, laying a wreath with 101-year-old calvin kemp, who served in world war ii. >> i broke down in tears. >> reporter: for the walkers, a day of reflection. >> i see other men who served their country bravely and courageously and with honor, and now they're here, an

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the reverend walker first visited the plantation in 2017. now now he's the president of the montpelier descendants committee, representing the voices of relatives of the enslaved who worked here. for me, it's an exciting time because it helps us go back and find stories that we're that we've been disconnected from, because people who are just interested in archeology now have had a chance to hear and meet descendants and recognize that how important the work that they're doing is to us. but that work nearly came to a halt in april. oh my god, montpelier archeology lab burned to the ground in a five alarm fire immediately as i saw smoke and flames, i dialed 911 yola dance is president and ceo of the montpelier foundation to imagine it had to feel like. what a shock. absolutely. it was incredibly emotional thinking about the collections. these are collections that are related to the native american experience and inhabitants here. the african american experience, the madisons. and it was that that fear that we could lose something irreplaceabl

it starts with the trainers and the owners and the grooms and the hot walkers.ut then you have the veterinarians and you have the dentists and you have the farriers, and then you have all the ancillary services that are surrounded and, with the feed and the tack and then the people that work so diligently at the racetrack and the security to keep everything safe. so what will happen without the horse? nothing. where are you going now? what will happen now? when this when this field closes? well we've we've been given an option. primarily. we'll be moving to pleasanton. and, if there is an overflow of horses that can't be stabled at pleasanton, then they'll be allowed to, stable over in sacramento. and this is going to put a burden on everybody, no question. and when you say pleasanton, we see the alameda county fairgrounds where they still do have horse track racing. is that correct? that's correct. and i don't know if many people know this, but the alameda county fairgrounds has the oldest racetrack in the state of california, and it is quite popular that peopl

wilson walker gave us the first report from the scene after the fire erupted. he's live with more on what firefighters were up against. wilson. >> reporter: yeah. they were up against something they were really not going to win in terms of stopping that fire. if you look over my shoulder, they are still putting water on this construction site. every now and then you'll hear little pieces of it kind of fall down into the middle. they got to get all that scaffolding down once the building efforts is down, a lot of work still to do here. when they showed up, they realized there was really not much they could do as far as containing this thing. i spoke a little bit with chief mark lorenzen about what kind of decision they were facing when they rolled up to this inferno. >> yeah. there's no firewalls in there. they haven't been constructed yet, so it's just a tinderbox and the fire spreads pretty quickly. >> reporter: been watching the wind all day, seemed to come in little spurts and the fire seemed to really respond to it. is that what we're seeing? >> that's exac

this is about kyle walker , this is about kyle walker, england's kyle walker.with his wife , but four children with his wife, but he also has two children with his lover. and they were both at the england game this week. alex. yeah, very awkward , very alex. yeah, very awkward, very awkward, i think it's one of those situations where you'd hope they're not they're not sitting next to each other , sitting next to each other, especially, you know, watching the england game. it was kind of depressing anyway. i mean, kyle walker played well in fairness. so probably they'd both be happy for him. >> but i'm surprised he wasn't distracted by all the children. >> well, you know what i think actually the first half he wasn't. but the second half, the whole team probably were distracted. and i actually think that this is the sort of situation where, you know, the poonl situation where, you know, the poor. i actually feel for the son in this situation because the son wants to go and watch his, you know, his dad or, you know, the children want to go watch their, their, the

wilson walker live for us in oakland. the raid coming less than 24 hours after the recall effort against mayor thao qualified for the ballot. the recall group oust today called for her to resign immediately because of the fbi raid. the group shared a statement which mentioned allegations of illegal campaign activities during thao's mayoral bid and said while the fbi raid does not prove her guilt in the ongoing investigation, we already have multiple smoking guns indicating thao's lack of fitness for public office. thao was elected mayor back in 2022 by a razor thin margin over former city councilman loren taylor. before that she represented district 4 on the city council and at the time she became the first among american women to serve on a california city council. we are continuing to dig into every aspect of this case, new information all the time. we'll follow all the developments on our website, kpix.com, and streaming on the cbs news app. >>> within the last few hours the oakland police department revealed that 15 p

one neighbor, laurel pathman, a retired attorney and a fellow dog walker, investigated and discovered a small sign posted on a barricade in front of the public library saying the city had sprayed a pesticide in the area. she got angry because she claims the sign was not posted before the spraying, and was far from where people actually walk. she also says the print on the warning was small and did not convey any urgency. they did not properly notify people. secondly, they shouldn't have been spraying the roundup in the first place. there are other ways to kill weeds. alviso, activist and a board member of the santa clara valley water district, richard santos, is also upset. well, being the director of the water district, you're worried about the water table as those chemicals going into aquifers. i worry about you can see right here kindergarten, daycare center, kids playing, potential swimming. we have a garden community garden that was put together where people grow vegetables. are they affected? they need to be notified. a spokesman for the city's parks department says workers told

wilson walker. thanks. so much for your great reporting this morning. i meanwhile, local helicopter pilot shared this video on x, formerly known as twitter. the building looks like it's glowing from the inside. look at that. you can see at this the roof was completely gone and the sighting was falling off at this, right now there is an air quality alert in place in palo alto because of smoke from this fire. this site was a 155. 0 affordable housing project called middlefield junction. it was being built on county owned land behind and fair oaks health center. the plan was to build 179 apartments, a child care center and even community open space. and remember, we brought you this breaking news live on aaron streaming on cbs news app will continue to monitor this stay with us for the latest throughout the day and today's fire in redwood city comes a day before things really start to heat up here in the bay area, first alert meteorologist darren peck is tracking the temperatures. from our virtual view. studio, darren when we get a nice little break to sta

our chief international editor, richard walker, will staying in germany. the country's defense minister is set to propose a new model for military service to prepare for a potential war morris. victoria says it would revive compulsory conscription, 13 years after it was a bali, according to his plans, young man would be obliged to fill out forms, detailing their willingness and ability to join the army and to actively serve if necessary. the story is said that germany should be ready to fight in a war by 2029. dw political corresponded. matthew mor joins me now for more. matthew, compulsory military service in germany was suspended in 2011. was defense minister of his story is trying to revive it. now. a terry, i'm defense minister bar special races. really try to take the boo by the horns in a way that no defense minister has done in years. and he said, since you came into to the, to the roll into the office, which was in the aftermath of rushes and vision, he said he really wanted to, to, to turn around the button this rather jem and all misfortunes afte

walker was known for his work on abc's general hospital, appearing on more than 200 episodes.e was shot and killed last month after confronting thieves who were stealing the catalytic converter off of his car in downtown l.a. his loved ones gathered near the scene of that tragic encounter before marching to city hall, they're calling on city leaders in l.a. to post a reward for information leading to the suspects. i'm here because one of the best men, if not the best man, i've ever known, was tragically and brutally taken from this earth. i loved my brother. i loved my brother till until my to my last breath. me and my family. we don't live here, but johnny's friends. johnny has roots here. johnny still has roots here. will continue to have roots here. so we want it to be a safer city for them. today, the l.a. city council ended its meeting with an adjournment in memory of the 37 year old actor, a concerning trend across the state, copper at the center of it, at least seven miles of copper wire were stolen from los angeles famous sixth street bridge that knocked out power for