walker , of course, won't carry me.ow many days later did you upload this video to social networks? we evacuated for quite a long time, four days, that's quite a long time, then i was just looking at photos, videos on my phone, and guys, everything that you watch, that you watch, in the end the guys suggested to me, let's, listen, publish this, i didn't want to, after all... one suggested, let's cut this video and we'll explain something with subtitles, and you agreed to agreed, that is, of course, i was still a little embarrassed somewhere, or something, i don't even know, for me personally it was, probably, i didn't even want to, but i heard such a phrase: this will help someone, it will help, everything-everything, well, let's do it, yes, i can't help but ask, you have such an unusual name, what are your roots, you know, everything that concerns my name, roots. relatives, i will probably explain in the future and tell people, this is a rather long complicated story, but still, where is the root of this name, cloud ro

i said, well, this is the letter i got from president george herbert walker bush. and i said that he had barked me, but that he had then written me the most touching that i could ever imagine about month later, i got another this one from kennebunkport. i'm stationary with the house in the pines on it, dear. and now, about bark. i'm horrified. are you sure it wasn't just a little yelp? in any case, have you, me, dear and so this is not to letters from the president united states, but george bush is the only president of the united states that i ever emailed and got a response once. thanks. his chief of staff. i am with husband bill hughes at his reunion and we are sitting in the dining, old dining at yale that looks like hogwarts. and across the ceiling in all of us are big old dark oil portraits of all the famous of yale, except one that just looks so out of place. it was bright and colored. there was a man standing there in a pale gray suit in front of a brilliant white building with columns. so pulled out my cell phone in the comments, and i said, you, you, dear

he had toured with douglass and walker and lectured alongside leading anti-slavery speakers of his day, including william wells brown, in us and george thompson, the uk. but the fugitive slave act of 1850 had confronted him with a terrible choice either betray william lloyd credo no union with slaveholders by letting others, purchase his freedom, or continue to speak in public. a fugitive and risk re enslavement. he instead found third way falling back on the one trade that he knew would take men of color. the sea. raised on the waterways of coastal north carolina sea. there were. raids on the waterways of coastal north carolina schooled on a new bedford whaling voyage to the pacific. jacobs spent the majority of his free life at sea from 1856 when he left australia for the uk. until 1872, when he returned to the u.s. for what proved to be the final year of his life. he worked more than 30 voyages as a steward or cook on ships transporting goods to and from england. sugar from st kitts, orange for oranges, the black sea cotton from egypt and india. he was shipwrecked off the coast of e

he had toured with douglass and walker and lectured alongside leading anti-slavery speakers of his day, including william wells brown, in us and george thompson, the uk. but the fugitive slave act of 1850 had confronted him with a terrible choice either betray william lloyd credo no union with slaveholders by letting others, purchase his freedom, or continue to speak in public. a fugitive and risk re enslavement. he instead found third way falling back on the one trade that he knew would take men of color. the sea. raised on the waterways of coastal north carolina sea. there were. raids on the waterways of coastal north carolina schooled on a new bedford whaling voyage to the pacific. jacobs spent the majority of his free life at sea from 1856 when he left australia for the uk. until 1872, when he returned to the u.s. for what proved to be the final year of his life. he worked more than 30 voyages as a steward or cook on ships transporting goods to and from england. sugar from st kitts, orange for oranges, the black sea cotton from egypt and india. he was shipwrecked off the coast of e

and ringler is so close to walker that he accompanies walker up to albany. to argue his case and try to save his office. if you think ringler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you it's impressive. we happen to have george ringler's granddaughter sitting in the front row. brandy ringler. so you are not expecting that, were you? she's got information which we are not going to discuss further. even though this meeting is hosted by the feds. okay. another politician who was involved in the rothstein story is a guy named maurice cantor. he has an office at 152 west 42nd street. the assembly man on the upper, upper, upper west side, somewhere past columbia university. he's in there for a couple of terms. he is rothstein's attorney at the end. his fixing everything for him. when arnold roth in his shot at the park central hotel, and he is dying at the polyclinic hotel, which, by the way, valentino died at. marilyn munro was treated there. and when rothstein is dying, cantor produces -- he shows up at the deathbed and he says arnold, remember that well y

began george herbert walker bush dollar coins. of course, we would like to give all of you a queen of thanks for in the third -- us tonight. thank you very much. thank you very much. absolutely. >> i have one. thank all of you for being here. we hope that you consider coming back to the bush school. we have a lot of speakers over time. nothing as special as this panel. thank you very much. >> let me go back. i will be right here. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up using the qr code on your screen. highlights of upcoming programs like lectures in history, american artifacts, the president, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today, and be sure to sign up and watch american history every weekend. sign up online at cspan .org/history. >>> nonfiction book lovers, cspan, has a podcast for you. listen to best-selling authors and influential viewers. on q&a, cure wide-ranging comments with offers and others who are making things out. plus episodes, weekly, hour- long conversations. met regularly with

walker up to albany to argue his case and try to save his office.ink that ringler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what is impressive. we happen to have george ringler granddaughter sitting in the front row, randy ringler. [applause] >> so you weren't expecting that, were you? she's got information which we're not going to discuss further. even though this meeting is hosted by the feds, okay? another politician who was involved in the rothstein story is a guy named maury cantor, west 42nd street, on the upper, upper side. he's rothstein's attorney at the end and fixing everything for him and when arnold roth stein is shot at the park central hotel and is dying at the polyclinic hotel, by the way, valentino died at and marilyn monroe was treated at, and when rothstein is dying, cantor produces-- shows up at the death bed and says arnold, remember that will you asked me to prepare a few weeks ago and you never got around to signing? i happen to have it right here. sign here. this was contested by arnold's relatives, but that's a sort

walker. yes, commissioner walker is. yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is yes. commissioner young. yes. yes. commissioner jones is yes. commissioner. yee. yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone. yes. vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president elias is. yes. you have seven yeses. line item four. adoption of minutes. action for the meetings of september 4th, september 11th and september 18th, 2024. can i get a motion? i get a second. second. thank you. if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item for the adoption of minutes, please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner clay, how do you vote? yes, commissioner clay is yes. commissioner walker. yes. mr. walker is. yes. commissioner benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is. yes. commissioner young. yes. yes. commissioner says yes. commissioner yee. yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone. yes. vice president carter overstone is. yes.

began minting president george herbert walker bush dollar coins. we would like to give all of you a coin of thanks, for eating with us here tonight. thank you very much. thank you very much. absolutely. >> i have one. >> thank all of you for being here. we have lots of speakers over time. nothing as special as jean in this panel. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> [ applause ]. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for a weekly newsletter, upcoming programs like american artifacts, the presidency, and more. sign up for the newsletter today, and be sure to watch american history tv every weekend, or anytime online. cspan .org/history. >> nonfiction book lovers, cspan, has the podcast for you. influential interviewers. on the works podcast. q&a. wide-ranging conversations, with the nonfiction office, making things out. notes plus, the weekly hour- long conversations. nonfiction books, on a wide variety of topics. publishing industry, downloading now. update your podcast. and on our website. cspan .org/podcast. >>> every sat

then you saw rafael warnock win in a runoff against herschel walker.he challenge was some voters didn't come back and some were uncomfortable with herschel walker. when we look at the state of georgia, we don't have party registration. again, the way i look at it is this is a republican state, but that you can win if you find the right path. host: when you talk about those demographics, when you take a look at the state itself, what portions of the state would you look at saying ok, what is the determining factor of who wins this year? guest: we talk about who will be the swing voters. every voter in the state of georgia is going to matter, whether in rural georgia where you have a lot of republican voters, but the smaller population and you have a large democratic center areas like augusta, atlanta, macon and savannah. those are areas that are strong. then you've got the northern suburbs of atlanta that you are always watching for, while they lean republican, they can also vote democratic. so my colleague during the 2020 and 2022 election cycles would

walker, the mayor. the corrupt mayor of new york city who has removed from office eventually by governor franklin delanoe roosevelt and ringler is so close to walker, he accompanies walker up to albany to argue his case and try to save his his office. but if you think ringler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what is impressive. if we happen to have george wrangler's granddaughter sitting in the front row, randy ringler. so you weren't expecting that, were you? so since she's got she's got information which we're not going to discuss further, even though this this meeting is hosted by the feds. okay. another politic, sheehan, who is involved in the rothstein story, is a guy named morris kantor. he has an office at 152 west 42nd street. he's the assemblyman on the upper upper upper west side, somewhere past, i think, columbia university. okay. he's in there for a couple of terms. he's rothstein's attorney at the end. he's fixing everything for him. and when arnold rothstein is shot at the

earlier, cameron walker spoke to alexander vowles from the australian monarchist league, who says supportor the king and queen is strong. >> i think the two is going to go really well. we're very optimistic and at the end of the day it's a reminder of the significance of our system and just how wonderful it is for this country. we love a bit of patriotism in the monarchist league. we're very proud of our country . we love being country. we love being australian. we love our king and queen of australia. and so yes, we'll be distributing a lot of flags. i think we've got about 15,000 ready to go. >> and elsewhere the foreign secretary says british businesses are seeking stability and clarity with china. david lammy is on a two day visit to the country. his chinese counterpart says bilateral ties are at a new starting point, and competition among major powers should not be the backdrop to the era. lammy said by being there, the uk can also raise issues that it doesn't agree with. >> there are areas where we can cooperate and collaborate with the chinese, and i've been speaking to british bus

here's cameron walker .ron walker. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> the top stories. >> the top stories. >> at 3:02, we begin with some breaking news. and the white house says that iran is preparing to imminently launch a ballistic missile attack against israel. it comes as tensions in the middle east reach boiling point following the israeli ground operation in southern lebanon. the israeli army says it's begun a targeted ground operation against the iranian backed terror group hezbollah for the first time since 2006, that israeli boots have been on the ground there. the lebanese pm says that has described this as one of the most dangerous moments in their history. the uk's foreign secretary, david lammy , has repeated his call for lammy, has repeated his call for britons to leave lebanon while they still can, warning the situation is volatile. a commercial flight to help british nationals escape lebanon has been chartered by the uk government, who continues its calls for a ceasefire . calls for a c

i hope you heard the segment with herschel walker and dr.ama is trying to shame black men into voting for kamala. your reaction. [laughter] >> you know, i think that they've run out of arguments, the democrats, and they're trying to grasp at straws as a drowning man will. and it's unfortunate because the very black men that they say that they support and that they will defend, they are now shaming them and, indeed, my husband is a black man can and, let me tell you, he's not happy at all. how dare you tell us what to do. you make your own choices, and we will make ours. that's how this whole thing works. it has never been your duty to shame us. and so we're going to make our own decisions because for me, maria, this election is about nothing other than national security. you know that other part of the title that the president has, commander in chief? that's significant because, let me tell you, when 9/11 happened, not a single soul was talking about the next business deal. everything came to a halt because of if the nation is not secure, no

johnnie walker really has had quite the incredible broadcasting career hasn't he?.lear and when we can all be jealous of to be honest. his final broadcast on the bbc, 58 years johnnie walker has been broadcasting from the united kingdom, the united states, and his sound of the 70s show will be his final broadcast of his career. he announced early in october he would be hanging up 0ctober he would be hanging up his headphones due to ill health, he has a severe respiratory illness that makes it hard to breathe at times. because of that he has been broadcasting from his home in dorset for the last few years. what a fabulous career. he was one of radio caroline�*s radio clan whojoined bbc one of radio caroline�*s radio clan who joined bbc one all the way back in 1969. much like some of his colleagues, tony blackburn he was always one to push the boundaries and not be told what to play. so much so that his bbc career took a pause in the 19705 when he called the bay city role as the garbage. he did return to the bbc has been presenting the rock show 5aid bbc has been pres

governor walker, thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it. what is your response to what vice president harris said just a few moments ago that this is why people are exhausted with donald trump well yesterday, i think most people here in wisconsin watched the packers game. >> and during that game, i think i saw about 9 or 10, harris ads versus maybe 1 or 2 trump ads. and those harris ads, they were all attack ads against donald trump in comparison, the one ad or two ads that i saw for the trump campaign were about reminding people that life was better back when he was president, that prices were lower, the border was more secure. so they weren't worrying about fentanyl and other overdose deaths here. the public safety was a better issue. and i think in the end that's really what this boils down to. and why you see it being such a tight race here in wisconsin, battleground states, even though vice president harris campaign clearly has a financial advantage. i also think it's interesting we keep hearing the vice president talking about all the

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ben carson and former georgia senate candidate herschel walker with some common sense schooling of theirplus, typical mainstream media mincing words to change donald trump's tone and sentiment. eric trump on the sparks flying from my exclusive last sunday with president trump as 45 tells the world that the al smith dinner, you can laugh, but he's still fighting. >> tradition holds that i'm supposed the tell a few self-depracating jokes this evening, so here it goes -- [laughter] nope, i've got nothing. [laughter] i've got nothing. [applause] there's nothing to say. i guess i just don't see the point of take thing shots at myself -- taking shots at myself when other people have been shooting at me for a hell of a long time. maria: now the doj plays hardball as the election crystallizes. the doj suing states for following the law, ensuring that only american citizens get to vote. virginia lieutenant governor win? sere on the -- win? if serious on the doj lawsuits. meanwhile, the war on israel intendfies with israel taking out head of hamas, leaving questions about where this war heads next

i first met leroy walker on the worst day of his life.n an hour after learning his 57-year-old son joe was one of 18 people murdered in a mass shooting lewiston, maine. >> you're all going through a lot of pain right now. >> it's awful, that moment when i got the call that said joe is dead. >> one year later, leroy is still grieving and accepts that the man who did it, robert card, wasn't in his right mind. >> i never hated this man for what he did because i knew he was mentally ill somehow. >> nikki and james herling's grief is even more complicated. the shooter, an army reservist, was nikki's brother who died by suicide. >> and last year where there are times that i did want to run and hide. >> reporter: as card's mental health declined in the months before the shooting, they say the family tried to reach authorities. was there a point where you became fearful for your brother and of your brother? >> for me, i became fearful for him immediately when ryan, my oldest brother ryan called me at work on may 3rd and said nikki, i need your he

that was the deputies international chief editor richard walker. well, that's all for now, but keep it here on t w up next, an interview with namibian leader and then go, i'm going by the, on his country's cooperation with for when on clean energy. and his hopes that it will help communities affected by germany's colonial europe. atrocities and david levitz, thanks for watching the power to kicks in the south china sea. i'm scared of the trees. why shapes are here? what this is supposed to mean as a hot level country to decades of chinese expansion is in the i'm in the nation is resisting with the support of a powerful ally. the philippines can definitely count on the united states, how some policies to pay to go and assign a set of sorts of tablets.

us support walker's ridge 3 us support walker's ridge a tentative deal with employers ending a strike that could cause the american economy billions of dollars. plus oil prices surge on fears of a possible israeli strike on iran's facility. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. let's begin in the us where tens of thousands of striking port workers will return to work, this comes after a tentative agreement on wages has reached with port owners along american�*s eastern seaboard. the unit presenting workers will now give itself until the 15th of january to about whether or not they would be an improvement on retirement benefits they were offered in healthcare but perhaps, biggest healthcare but perhaps, biggest issue of all was healthcare but perhaps, biggest issue of all was automation. when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newark, one of the busiest on the east coast, there were lots of signs, people say automation doesn't feed families, a lot of anger and concern but essentially the advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs. and that

ben carson and herschel walker. also talking with lieutenant governor winsome sears in west virginia because -- in virginia, suing states by trying to the ensure that only american citizens get to vote in this election. the voter rolls being cleaned up, it's enormous to. and we're going to talk with eric trump, what spark ifs slew over the last week from my interview with president trump last weekend, rachel. everybody went nuts about his comment about the enemy within. they conveniently cut out my question which was are you expecting chaos from outside agitators. they cut my question. we're going to talk about that as well this morning. got a big show. rachel: always sparks flying on your show. thanks, maria. maria: see you in ten minutes. rachel: we have week seven's must-see nfl matchups. announcer chris meyers is here next. ♪ -- beers on a friday night. ♪ yeah, i'm wishing i us -- i was with y'all ♪ arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be se

does not align with their agenda.to watch this. >> at the suspect pushed them td the ground with a walkersing her to slam her head on thed concrete and cut her arm. he snatched her purse andnt surveillance cameras catch him running away to a trauma centeri >> laura: that is the wrong e clip, that is the wrong clip d someday we will play the clip wbut i guess we don't have that clip. okay, we don't have it and this is live tv and this happens. t for them.nient fac i saw that in chicago talking to 'tpolice officers on the street. crimes are noted t being reports they used to be.ime they are being recategorized by the police to makeha it look lie crime is down.? is that right and part of what iseah. going on?n. >> i have been in some of the cities and that is going on. as i remember i worked in tucss a police officer there irenar certain burger liberates declassified andcrim the highest crime rate in certain berkeleyae and the entire nation we know s that is not true but they wanted to reclassify certain things so we look better in other areas.yi this is what they do play games and life. but

for now i'm cameron walker.in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you cameron. now we've got some breaking news coming in right now. and labour peer lord alli is under investigation by the lords commissioner over alleged non—registration of interests leading to a possible breach of the member's code of conduct. just to repeat that for you, lord ali, of course, been the centre of the huge scandal around the labour party. the free gear scandal as it became known. labour peer lord ali is now under investigation by the lords commissioner over alleged non—registration of interests, leading to a possible breach of the member's code of conduct. more on that story as the news comes in. moving on now , because comes in. moving on now, because sir keir starmer is in brussels today as part of his reset with the european union. now the eu reportedly wants britain to accept tens of

for now, i'm cameron walker. it's now, i'm cameron walker.t's now time for headlines for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> thanks, cameron. >> thanks, cameron. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at wednesday's newspapers with added value. laughter i'm josh howie. joining me tonight is the comedy x—men. kerry marx and paul cox . that's the generation paul cox. that's the generation x guys. >> it's been a big news day. thatis >> it's been a big news day. that is the best i could write. >> i only come to in hear our introductions. >> you both got x in your name and you've had a busy day. i guess it is been a busy day. >> let's get straight to it. >> let's get straight to it. >> let's get straight to it. >> let's have a look at the front pages. >> we're going to go first with the daily telegraph iran attacks israel . the i the daily te

pave the way for younger black writers such as alice walker and toni morrison. things i want to ask about from 1937 another 30 plus years before it became impactful; is that a correct statement? >> guest: that is correct and the point is why did it take 30 years. and something in what you read is important. black people, especially bus drivers, those that are getting educations, wanting to break out of our jim crow system. let's not forget that these black towns emerged after the consolidation of american apartheid. american society had restricted black people from living close to whites. they lived in restricted areas in the big cities. they lived in restricted areas in rural areas. and so, this shaped american culture and american society as well. and so their eyes are watching god goes inside of one of the communities and what you see there is a wholesome community. you see black people and families, you see a novel about black love. a novel about striving for a better life, and i think the novel became, for me i know i can speak more directlybout what is mea

ben carson herschel walker very annoyed by barack obama shaming of black men trying to shame black men the brothers into voting for kamala harris, dr. ben carson and herschel walker, watch. >> was totally insulted, very insulting i would say this happens every election year people color becomes important then off year everything yet you see, where you are at when election is over they forget about you forget about you i want to say right now i have known president trump since 84, what he says he does, obama basically falling back on race identity politics saying you know she is black and you are black, therefore you should be voting for her. of but i think there are a lot of people starting to analyze things, more complex fashion. and they are looking at their lives under the trump administration, was not that long ago you don't have to look very far back to see that economically you were much better off. maria: your reaction. mark: out -- what we saw from former president barack obama was offensive insulting to black voters not a cool thing to do, what we've seen specifically coming f

i think it was a seated walker. and your uncle was in the front. you were in the back helping tell me when did you realize on this gangway that something was going wrong? >> i look and i said, oh, my god, what is happening in the crack came right cross feet, right across my feet in front then what happened into a river. >> just fell into the river and i just it happened so quick buck the current several of us farther into rumor we were we were nowhere near the failed at that time. and when we the current stuff was out into the real bird i saw my uncle and i asked him i said and when he grabbed my hand, so my shirt pulling water ankle me on it, a war me on the border and i said to myself, oh my god, i'm going i'm going to die today. in it's like god i spoke to me and say you're going to have to release your uncle are you going to die? >> and i had to take each finger one by one and peel it off of my shirt then i rows back to the top issue with us. >> attorney crump, let me come to you. i mean, these were seven people all over the age of 70 who died

alice walker 1975 ms.y looking for is aura led to a critical reevaluation of the book whichch is now considered o have paved the way for younger black writers such as alice walker and toni morrison. two things i want to ask about 1937, another 30 plus years before it became impactful is that a correct statement? >> that is correct. the point is why did it take 30 years? something in what you read is important. black people especially strivers and those that are getting an education, wanted to break out of jim crow system. let's notte forget they immerse after the consolidation. american society had restricted blackic people from living close to whites. they lived in restricted areas in the big cities. they look in restricted areas in rural areas.re and so this shaped american culture a american society as well. their eyes are watching god goes insidego of one of the communities. what you see there is a wholesome community. you seese them black people livg in families pretty see a novel about black love. a

. >> jeffrey walker was not involved in meek mill's case but remembers graham talking about his arrestber sitting at my desk and reggie graham's -- he was doing paperwork and we all talking. reggie graham was talking about it kid named meek mill. i distinctly remember him saying he arrested this kid, he beat this kid, and ripped a rope braids out of his head. >> walker said graham was a dirty cop and he should know because he was one too. >> i participated with reggie on one particular job in 2003 where i watched him fabricate evidence. >> in 2013, walker was arrested by the fbi for stealing money from a drug deal for exchange for a letter prison sentence, he pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and testified against fellow officers. so far, his information has led to more than 1000 overturned convictions in philadelphia. brindle was learning more about what was going on inside the police department at that time and specifically about reggie graham. >> in the middle of 2013, reggie graham's last appears as a testifying witness for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. which suggested to us

. >> reporter: an amber walker remembers waiting in a line so long it spilled into the road. >> when i come here, i have to take off hours. >> reporter: the dmv is notoriously outdated and doesn't comply with health and safety codes. now it's set to be demolished. governor newsom announced a plan to transform it to a mixed-use complex with 372 units. the tallest building would stand eight stories high. supervisor preston has been working with officials on the plan and said housing units would be located in the parking lot outside the dmv specifically for those making 30 to 80% of the area's median income. the project is the latest in the state's effort to build more housing and curb rent prices. san francisco has to meet a state-mandated project to build 82,000 housing units by 2031. more than half need to be affordable. across the street the store manager says the new housing will be a godsend for small local businesses still feeling the burn after the pandemic. >> been a long covid. bringing more people to the neighborhood will be really good and also affordable housing is really v

but now it's time of the news bulletin with cameron walker . with cameron walker. >> good evening.t's 8:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom and in some breaking newsroom and in some breaking news in the last few minutes, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has spoken to israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu this afternoon and condemned iran's attack on israel. that's according to a downing street spokesperson. well, let's go straight to our homeland security editor, mark white, for the latest on this. mark, what are you hearing .7 mark, what are you hearing.7 >> well, two waves of missile attacks launched from the iranian regime headed to israel. 180 missiles were told in total that were launched by israeli military sources. we've got new video that we can show you showing a very significant number of missiles that appear to get through that impact on the ground there in israel. now, what we understand is a lot of the missiles that the iron dome defence system, because it is very sophisticated in the way that it kind of tracks the trajectory of these incoming pro

is suing dfcs after the department failed to give him custody of his grandson, jordan cam walker, theix year old, in august 2023, was stabbed to death by his uncle, who had recently been released from prison. in an email response, dfcs leaders say in part, we're focused on doing what is right for children, including carrying out the work plan adopted by the board of supervisors and working collaboratively with all dfcs staff to help protect children. but some dfcs employees complain conditions principally staffing and caseloads, are so dire. burnout is becoming the norm. county leaders are promising transparent reforms that lead to systemic change. >> we're always looking at the leadership because the leadership obviously provides the kind of direction that we are going to take. >> this issue will be addressed again november 5th, when board members will hear recommendations from dfcs supervisors and staff outside the county building. jesse gary, kt, fox two news. >> excitement brewing for oakland sports as lacrosse is introduced as a varsity sport why choose a mobile network built for

that was richard walker. they're reporting from washington dc. the escalating violence in lebanon is feeling fears that a humanitarian crisis is looming. concerns have grown since israel's prime minister warrant that living on could face destruction on the same scale as guns up. there's been no let up in the fighting. several people were killed in the latest strikes as israel and hezbollah. trade missile fire rescue or is race define potential survivors after this is rarely ever strikes on a ton of warranty media. these really military has been ramping up its air campaign and lebanon targeting what it says or has beloved militant sites. the towns mayor set the building that was struck with sheltering civilians. most of them, it was a shelter for displaced people, but we've been hosting 83 people. we've taken care of 24 hours a day. it's a building for n g a is the red cross and all of the organizations distributing donations. we was surprised when this building was targeted. most of those living inside a women and children. here's where you all s

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