>> no. >> it was stephen watkins, dead on the floor.meter glock handgun on a box several feet away. >> trying to get in my mind what happened, the ems personnel told me shirley made a statement to them that she had shot him. >> they reported to the chief that shirley had said a couple times is he dead? i shot him. he shouldn't have come back here. a stunning story, but this was secondhand information. from first responders quoting an elderly woman in the midst of a medical and family crisis. were her statements reliable? had she really said that? chief birdsell asked jenner what happened. >> he said stephen forced his way in the house and knocked her grandmother down and then he was coming after her and the baby and the grandmother shot him. >> it all seemed hard to believe. chief birdsell wanted to ask shirley what happened but never got a chance. >> about the time i was getting ready to, her attorney was on the phone and said he didn't want me to talk to her. >> she was already lawyered up? >> shortly after jennifer also hired an atto

in the stack is jessica watkins. 38-year-old jessica watkins served in the army and deployed to afghanistancount, she received an other-than-honorable discharge, when the army determined her presenting as a female was unacceptable. she ran a bar in ohio with her boyfriend. earlier, on january 6th, she had been at president trump's save-america rally. providing security, she claims, with a group called the oath keepers. a militia, largely, made up of former military and police. as watkins walks from trump's rally by the white house, to the capitol, she speaks on a walkie-talkie app on her phone. the conversations suggest advanced planning. >> what kind of numbers do we have going to the capitol? any estimates? what percentage of the crowd is going to the capitol? >> 100%. everybody's marching on the capitol. all-million of us. it's insane. we are about two blocks away from it now. and police are doing nothing. they're not even trying to stop us, at this point. >> reporter: a reporter from npr overheard, and recorded, the communications. >> we have a good group. we got about 30, 40 of us. we

deri watkins, european - resident them. deri watkins, european president of — them.ain, because, you know, i hate to be overcome by technical difficulties that we sometimes face here. if we can bring up these pictures, this is roy, and this is monty. tank you for your pictures. —— thank you. hello there. the weather is in a very unsettled mood, notjust for the next few days, even as we head on into the weekend and into next week. that's because we've got low pressure nearby. for the next few days, it looks like it will stay showery, some heavy downpour in places with some hail and thunder, but also some warm sunshine around, too. now, low pressure sitting on top of the country on thursday. this weather front bringing some wet weather to start the day for wales, up to the midlands, into the south and south—west of england. but it will tend to clear away through the day. away from the north and east of scotland, which will be rather grey through the day today, northern ireland, southern scotland and the rest of northern and eastern england will see some sunshine. but t

an officer opened fire, striking watkins several time. police say after they shot him, watkins still refused to drop the gun, so they couldn't give him medical treatment for some time. watkins died. >>> happening today, the mass vaccination site at san francisco's moscone center is closing. it will shut down after the last remaining second-dose appointments. more than 300,000 doses have been administered there over the past three months. >>> another promising sign when it comes to the bay area's recovery from covid-19, salesforce's marc benioff says salesforce's largest convention will return to an in-person format this year, with a catch or two. pretty big once, actually. dreamforce is returning to the moscone center this september. right now, attendance will be capped at 5,000, with vaccinations mandatory. in the past, dreamforce has drawn crowd surpassing 150,000. the limits still could be eased, allowing more people in, if health restrictions are loosened. >>> coming up, who would shoot a 6-year-old boy? police in southern california

watkins was holding on to the 22 caliber handgun after it was shot.t was unload after he may have mistakenly ejected a live round. >> it's possible that he did manipulate the handgun to recycling it ejecting the live round on the ground. >> reporter: in a station nicole an attorney for the officers said no one will ever know what mr. watkins was actually thinking when he decided to point the gun at officers. but hopefully we can all agree when the police find themselves staring down the barrel of a gun, it's safer to assume the person holding the gun has the means, opportunity and intent to kill them. now the contra costa da will review the case to determine whether it was legally justified. reporting live, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> and we are looking at weather that was a little bit cooler out there today. highs today were in the inland spots maybe 3 or 4 degrees cooler. windy conditions coast side, but the differences are subtle. it's not big difference from day to day. as you look at the fog, at sfo, you can see it see it blowi

ollie watkins is included and mason greenwood. tuesday to make those decisions. how will he go about whittling that squad down? it how will he go about whittling that squad down?— squad down? it will be very difficult- — squad down? it will be very difficult. we _ squad down? it will be very difficult. we have - squad down? it will be very difficult. we have zero - squad down? it will be very| difficult. we have zero hoop squad down? it will be very - difficult. we have zero hoop league final and the champions league final this week. he will need to see how those players come through those games. the likes of ben white of brighton and ben godfrey of everton, you expect that both of those are only in as cover in case of something. they have never been capped before. harry maguire, the manchester united captain, struggling with injury a bit at the moment. ben godfrey has had a brilliant season. both of those players are versatile, and that seems to be the key with some of these pets, they can play centre half but also fill in other

and albert watkins joins me now.ial olympics says the "r" word is a form of hate speech and that the word has become an insult used all too commonly in everyday language. would you like to apologize this morning? >> no. >> how does offending millions of americans help your clients? >> for five-plus months or for five months, i've worked dill giantly, not just with the assistant u.s. attorney, the department of justice, the courts but with the national media, including cnn to bring to the fore this very issue. i was on chris cuomo when he decided the way to respond to my suggestion that these people needed compassion and patience and help was to call them crazy. and you know what? for five months, i acted professionally. i talked to the people that needed to know. i made sure that the department of justice had the opportunity firsthand to meet with my client. the guy who was shirtless with horns, tattoos, fur, to have them understand and appreciate the condition, the special needs of my client. i let them talk to my c

police say watkins was still holding his 22 caliber handgun after he was shot.also say the gun was unloaded, but that a live around was found next to his body. >>> there is new information tonight about the deadly party bus shooting in oakland. ktvu has learned that last week's ambush may be linked to a double homicide just two days earlier. sources say at least two shooters opened fire on that part of us to avenge the shooting deaths of 217-year-old boys in east oakland. they were killed may 16th near east 26th street and highland avenue. the suspected target was one of two male passengers on that party bus. two teenage girls on the bus were killed. no arrests have been made in either case. >>> it is an important part of the saga of san francisco in california. >> still to come, the untold story of the largely unknown cemetery where chinese immigrants were buried. >>> memorial day marks the start of summer, it will sure at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to in

. >> donne we also want to ask you about the lawyer for the so-called qanon shaman alex watkins who has of these defendants, i'm going to use the colloquial term, but they are all f'ing short bus people. they don't have prior criminal history, blank. they were subjected to four-plus years of blank brand ark the likes of which the world has not seen since fing hitler. if that's his defense i would hate to hear his complaints. i mean, you speak to rabid trump supporters all the time. what did you think when you heard one of these attorneys defenses? >> yeah. i mean, there's a long overdue conversation to be had about the role mental health plays and, you know, leading people down these rabbit holes and the conspiracy theories. we've spoken to people who have left qanon and in dark places and obviously what that lawyer albert watkins is doing there is quite crude and crass and insensitive. he was newlily on "newday" earlier this morning. listen to what he had to say. >> what i'm doing is that which is necessary to be done to put absolutely in the spotlight the fact that our nation is runni

use editor at large for salon dot com and friend of the show the watkins joins us now dee good to seeyou again. you know i've grown pretty good pretty good deep on the police it was decried by some democrats as the reason why they lost seats in the house for president trying to use the phrase to rally work republicans with fear mongering commercials about gangs rate if alien u f o's you name it if they're already officers is going to happen to you do you think st louis is reframing the de from the police movement by actually putting it in motion or is there another way to do it your hometown baltimore recently stop prosecuting low level nonviolent offenses drug possession and prostitution. what do you make of all of that. you know at the end of the day i think. all thinking people thinking people a lot of politicians don't think all thinking people clearly clearly clay to clearly understand that what we have been doing has not been working we are not rehabilitating citizens we are not creating opportunities we are not solving violent crimes we are creating situations where we don't un

george galloway and award winning writer and professor di watkins gentlemen good to see you the let me start over with you i know i know you for years now over the years you have not shied away from blasting democrats when it's called for right when they're in the wrong they have railed against dark money for years since the citizens united ruling more than a decade ago but here they are reaping the rewards nancy pelosi nobody not no one in the mainstream media media has even touched this story what do you say to that. you know i do end of the day you get something and then smile. in your stephen in this is just another example of why we need. the same. campaign system because. you just want your general to control the people with the responsibility of creating policy going to constrain it so that you know you know the same deceit and the blame when talking about republicans do people on the right do the same energy i would bring the people of the less we just need reform and i know it was a crazy time you know it may not have been in america less is you know if we have 4 more years a

i'm will hickox, but glib engagement coordinator here at the watkins. i thank you for joining us tonight. i'm starting to sound like a broken record before every event but these days when there are so many options for things to do with their free time and let me, you could see it on your couch every evening. it is very encouraging and exciting for us here at the museum to have a folks coming in for our advance. we really appreciate it. and i know that the staff at the raven bookstore appreciates it as well. so, and now, i will introduce tonight's guest speaker. this university distinguished professor in the department of history at kansas state university, he specializes in researching and teaching environmental history, kansas history, north american indian history, and history of the american west. he's written numerous books and articles, including railroad empire across the heartland. we photographing the westward journey if alexander gardner, which is a familiar resource for the staff and volunteers at the watkins. i know we have that book on our s

al watkins is the lawyer's name.ible to trump's propaganda. he said a lot of these defendants are all f-ing short bus people. they're retaretarded, on the gon spectrum. he's being offensive, which is clever, and then decided to defend it by pushing this. >> i was on chris cuomo when he decided the way to respond to my suggestion that these people needed compassion and patience and help was he called them crazy for five months. i acted professionally, talked to the people that needed to know, i made sure that the department of justice had the opportunity firsthand to meet with my client, not once, not twice, but multiple times. and i got nowhere. all i had to do was get vulgar. >> there's a difference between being relevant and getting attention. let's bring the counselor in and see if we can divine the difference. counselor watkins, i will gladly buy you a tube of brylcreme if you can find me calling your client or any of the insurrection people crazy. i never did. what i did was pick up on your own characterization

authorities identified him as 31-year-old patrick watkins. >>> a chaotic scene happening in daly city. we learn one person is dead and another fighting for their life. after gunfire rang out on the streets. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon on mission street. when officers arrived they found this crashed car. it has several bullet holes in it. inside two people who have been shot multiple times. the driver is the one who did not survive. authorities believe the suspects got away in two other cars. no word on the description of the cars or any of possible motives. >>> the number of workplace homicides are on the rise. >> rachel kim is getting some answers. >> they really are confident that it helps to save lives. especially in terms of teaching people how to hide and how to engage. in all those other steps that were unfortunately we are becoming used to learning about. >> to all the vta employee sam cassidy shot and killed nine coworkers the training for shooters the employees received prevented the number of casualties from being much higher. >> the reality is it does save lives.

and it was another england striker, 0llie watkins, who took advantage of a poor regullion clearance to's final home game in charge of crystal palace ended in disappointment, with arsenal 3—1 winners at selhurst park. hodgson was given a guard—of—honour from both teams ahead of the game after announcing yesterday that he's to leave the club at the end of the season. nicolas pepe gave arsenal a half—time lead, but christian benteke's diving header brought hodgson's side level until injury time. gabriel martinelli first and then pepe with his second, this great solo effort, giving arsenal the three points and keeping their hopes alive of a top—seven finish. palace go to liverpool in hodgson's last game on sunday. another manager leaving at the end of the season is west brom's sam allardyce. his side, already relegated, lost 3—1 at home to west ham tonight, another of allardyce's former clubs. it leaves west brom 19th. they took the lead through matheus pereira, but three second half goals for the hammers from tomas soucek, angelo 0gbonna, and a late one from michail antonio means david mo

have a bit to do because they are now losing 2-1 to do because they are now losing 2—1 because of watkinstwo matches. no goals in the other two matches. liverpool's push for a champions league place continues at burnley tonight. win and they willjump above leicester into fourth on goal difference. let's head live to turf moor and speak to 5 live's juliette ferrington. she is on duty there this evening. what a beautiful evening at burnley. we had this miracle goalfrom what a beautiful evening at burnley. we had this miracle goal from alison over the weekend to keep things alive for liverpool. it was emotional, but it will mean very little unless they can follow it up with a no nonsense when there this evening. i with a no nonsense when there this evenina. ~ , with a no nonsense when there this evenina. ~' , ., ~' with a no nonsense when there this evenina. ~' , ., ~ ., evening. i think they would like a very straightforward _ evening. i think they would like a very straightforward when - evening. i think they would like a very straightforward when here i evening. i think they would like a

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and watkins mor, this is gail mercy arno, who's a policy analyst and scholar who specializes in israel and the middle east of the german institute for international and security affairs. welcome to the w. what sort of influence can germany orienting the you bring to bear on this conflict? well, i think that as to level theory, thinking on the immediate level that we can speak about. hi, my serving is sort of representative representative of the you, but offer mediation and offer immediate good services in order to, to, to advance the sci fi that we are talking about and this gear and things. but i think on the broader aspect, we are talking about 2 major items that high command is bringing with him in his own baggage. one is about the development of god. you know, in every one of those runs of escalations, we have experience in the last decade the discussion over the large developmental guards and moving the quality of life of government was presented by the faded away with the new cycle if you weeks afterwards. so the commitment is one of the major, kevin sees that they think i could

but that is american watkins that are being used, that it's american client that is using american weapons, dad. and the only party that is able to stop is read from continuing with the onslaught with the offensive with the massacre in garza, in the united states. when what time's united states done over the last 2 weeks, one thing stands out. it announced the sale of $735000000.00 of weapons included, including a guided miss ives, something. but that is what i've been using the last 2 weeks in gaza. so, so really, there is a huge discrepancy between what the american ambassador saying and what america is doing. and as far as the conflict, she calls it into israel staying mar one. i'm just going to inform the viewers. we're just looking at live pictures of gaza. it's about 7, 34 in the evening bears very ominous looking gray smoke. you can see the rising behind those buildings. israeli fights jets have been continuing to cause more destruction and death throughout the day. in the past 24 hours to crowded refugee camps, which are home to tens of thousands of people have come on the attack.

editor at large for salon dot com and friend of the show the watkins joins us now dee good to see youagain. pretty good pretty good deep on the police it was decried by some democrats as the reason why they lost seats in the house for president trying to use the phrase to rally were republicans with fear mongering commercials about gangs rate if alien u f o's you name it if they're already officers is going to happen to you do you think st louis is reframing the de from the police movement by actually putting it in motion or is there another way to do it your hometown baltimore recently stop prosecuting low level nonviolent offenses drug possession and prostitution what do you make of all of this. no at the end of it very. all thanking people thanking people a lot of politicians don't think all thinking people clearly clearly claim to clearly understand that what we have been doing has not been working we are not rehabilitating shit in a sense we are not creating opportunity we are not solving violent crimes we are creating situations where we don't unnecessarily discussed in the amou

george galloway and award winning writer and professor in the watkins gentlemen good to see you the let me start over with you i know i've known you for years now over the years you have not shied away from blasting democrats when it's called for right when they're in the wrong they have railed against dark money for years since the citizens united ruling more than a decade ago but here they are reaping the rewards nancy pelosi nobody not no one in the mainstream media media has even touched the story what do you say to that. you know at the end of the day you get something and then smile when you were just a very this is just another example of why we need. you know we need to reform the whole campaign system because. you just want your general to control the people with the responsibility of creating policy going to change it so that you know. the same decision in the brain when talking about what republicans do what people on the right do the same energy that will bring the people of the less we just need reform in our little was a crazy you know we may know that americans are less y

in secret so that they don't have much to say at all this week on in question george galloway the watkins and ed martin discuss the real influence of dark money in u.s. politics and why it isn't being talked about. by merit and machinery the great american narrative machine which is big tech big media and big government rehash the russia there's a judge who says oh my gosh it's still there and i'm over reporting something special it said one of the greatest hoax is perpetrated on the american people but very effectively done meanwhile we find out that this was citizen maybe he's american i don't nobody knows spend hundreds of millions of dollars look here's where left and right can come together dark money. politics needs to be given by the shine by the light of day but here's where it's my colleague just said as long as we get rid of trouble i'm not sure right now that we're not in danger of losing this republic what we have the democrats brag to after the last election about florida buying the election with tens of millions of dollars dark money where they went in they changed the rules

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the likes of 17—year—old jude bellingham is in midfield, jesse lingard, aston villa striker ollie watkinso be seen. eric dier, one of england's heroes in 2018 when they made the world cup semifinal in russia does not make it, nor doesjames semifinal in russia does not make it, nor does james maddison of leicester city, so some big calls by southgate as he tries to look ahead to the opening england game against croatia in earlyjune at wembley as they try to emulate the side of 2018 which went almost all the way in russia. time for a look at the weather. threatening skies once again in devon, hardly surprising, it has rained every single day in may so far. eastern parts. a contrast to may last year, the sunniest record

were killed in the conflict and use life from berlin of next days to the point of middle east crisis watkins. stop the cycle of fibers. i'll be back again at the top of the next day for me and the rest of the team here. take care and see very soon. the news. the news news, news, news, news, news. the news news to the point. strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. the past 10 days, i've seen the worst violence between israelis and palestinians in years, a deadly flare up between the israeli army and the militant group that has people the world over asking middle east crisis. what can stop the cycle assigned to the point dw, be in good shape. the metabolic motor body. liver is our main body audience that gets rid of many talk. the consumption of alcohol and fruit toast can certainly help clothing, fatty, liver, and throat. so how can you protect your liver? in 16 d, w. o. t, please listen carefully. don't know how to listen to the ago. i feel the magic, the discover the world around the subscribed to the w documentary on you to me. it's the worst violence between israelis a

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women intellectuals in the decades around the turn of the 20th century, a group that included francis watkins hopper -- harper and julia cooper, mary talbert, created a modern black feminism to help envision this new world and make it a reality. articulating the interconnected -- terrell built onto a framework of black feminist that stretched back to phyllis wheatley's early abolitionist poetry. later to alice walker's organism. thinking of the histories of her own enslaved grandmothers and mother, terrell rejected the spread of revisionist histories that enshrine the antebellum era as a better, more harmonious time. steering white nostalgia for their mammy's, she protested in 1923 when the u.s. senate had the temerity to pass the united daughters of the confederacy sponsored bill to build a national monument to the faithful colored mammy's of the south. it hurt her that this bill passed in the senate, just weeks after yet another devastating defeat of the anti-lynching bill. and a year after the lincoln memorial, named for the so-called great liberator without any sense of irony dedicated in

. >> a year before in this same town, molly watkins was arrested by alameda police for dancing in the streets. >> brooks cofounded the anti- police pantera project. edison oakland-ba the peace police. both from alameda are why police should not be calling to mental health calls.health call. with spoke with alameda city manager eric lovett. >> where the council's focus is to try to have mental health response the second and have an initial responder that would be different than just police. that is one of the things we are looking looking looking loo >> bill scott agrees. >> we have been saying these things for a while. everything that has happened in the past year, now everybody else is saying it. there are things police officers are cut out to do. >> sfp de la not answer to mental health calls alone. mental health clinicians should always be present during those situations. >> we call them tothem tothem to >> brooks doesn't feel that will work. >> it feels like this is retribution for derek chauvin. -- for derek chauvin. >> any police officer on this planet or country is using any fo

and it was another england striker, 0llie watkins, who took advantage of a poor regullion clearance to selhurst park. hodgson was given a guard—of—honour from both teams ahead of the game after announcing yesterday that he's to leave the club at the end of the season. nicolas pepe gave arsenal a half—time lead, but christian benteke's diving header brought hodgson's side level until injury time. gabriel martinelli first, and then pepe with his second, this great solo effort here, giving arsenal the three points and keeping their hopes alive of a top—seven finish. palace go to liverpool in hodgson's last game on sunday. well, another manager leaving at the end of the season is west brom's sam allardyce. his side, already relegated, lost 3—1 at home to west ham tonight, another of allardyce's former clubs. it leaves west brom 19th. they took the lead through matheus pereira, but three second half goals for the hammers from tomas soucek, angelo 0gbonna and a late one from michail antonio means david moyes�* side are guaranteed at least seventh place and a spot in the new europa conference

i am joined liam watkins. >> being the first african- american naval aviator, his contribution to the navy is outstanding. we featured him today based on the crossing over, the segregation line. it seemed he was well liked by fellow pilots. the sad thing is his mission on december 4, 1950, plane was taking fire, ended up crash landing. through all the odds and orders, his wing man disobeyed orders and crash landed to attempt to save him. once he got to the plane and saw brown was pinned based on the crash, him and the helicopter pilot coming to rescue both realized they couldn't get him out. so they had to leave. the sad thing is his last words was to his wing man to tell his wife that he truly loved her. it took three days to come back and when they flew over he was in the cockpit and naval gave him what is called the warrior's funeral. >> reporter: it's stories like this, people like this that we are remembering on memorial day. what is it about the ghost of black history and everyone you are commemorating that you want the legacy to be known? >> the start of the walking ghost of bl

that's in part because it's pushed by the guy a lot of people think is q from qanon, ron watkins. he is spending a lot of days on telegram, pointing to security camera footage, this audit. a lot of people involved in this are on the far right. there's a guy who stormed the capitol that is counting those votes, part of the audit. it is all over the place, far-right, qanon parts of the internet. it's hard to find it otherwise because people have been deplatformed from places like facebook and twitter. if you follow these people down the rabbit hole, that's all they're talking about right now. >> anna palmer, garrett haake, thank you for starting us off this hour. >> former attorney general bill barr helped guide his decision to not charge then president trump with obstruction at the end of the mueller investigation. in her ruling judge amy berman jackson sharply criticized barr, saying he was disingenuous about the process, a freedom of information lawsuit brought by a government transparency group that sought the 2019 memo but the doj refused to provide it, saying it represented th

there's a lot to unpack there, but watkins seems to be arguing his client was easily duped, misled byt lies from donald trump and right wing media. incited to riot. now this is all obviously offensive, especially to the developmentally disabled but it's not isolated. it seems to be part of a pattern because earlier this month, the attorney for an accused attacker said his client suffered from foxitis. after watching the channel constantly air trump's false claims of a stolen election he believed what was being fed to him. the client shouted, you want more? we've got more. 1776 all over again and stormed the capitol wearing a bu bulletproof vest. the line that they were just following orders from trump has become a common refrain. he had me believing that an american election was stolen. likewise, the lawyer for a proud boy said he realizes he was duped into these mistaken beliefs. they didn't only derange people who attacked the capitol. one of the few cases of confirmed voter fraud came from a pennsylvania man names bruce barton who tried to cast a ballot in his dead mother's name fo

intellectuals in the decades around the turn of the 20th century a group that include included francis watkins harper anna julia cooper mary talbert and fannie barrier williams. created a modern intersectional black feminism to help envision this new world and make it a reality. articulating the interconnected nature of african-american women's lived experience terrell built onto a framework of black feminist thought that stretched back to phyllis wheatley's early abolitionist poetry to new negro womanhood and later to alice walker's womanism and kimberly crenshaw's theory of intersectionality. thus thinking of the histories of her own enslaved grandmothers and mother terrell rejected the spread of revisionist histories that enshrined the antebellum era as a better more harmonious time. skewering white's nostalgia for their mammies. she forcefully protested in 1923 when the us had the us senate had the temerity to pass the united daughters of the confederacy sponsored bill to build a national monument to the faithful colored mammies of the south. it hurt her that this bill passed in the senate

qanon has actually gone silent ever since ron -- the gentleman ron watkins who is the moderator was sortd in that hbo documentary, he's clearly gone silent, whether he is definitely qanon or not it certainly -- it doesn't look like it's more than a coincident that he has stopped or qanon has stopped giving -- giving these clues or whatever you want to call them, but it hasn't stopped the movement, which is really scary. >> the most understudied part is the demand for disinformation. it's what i -- you know, my own personal process, you know, many years now going back to about 2014 watching russian disinformation become overwhelmed by american disinformation and these conspiracy theories. what i realize is that people because of social media can manufacture, they can find, they can create and share, they can find their own belief system if they want to and social media is the connective tissue that allows them to do that. the other part of it is why do people demand this? you know, why are they speaking this out? and the tendency is if they believe one conspiracy they will believe many. i

izziah w tabor whose ad tons of negatives disappeared in the flames. 76 year old carlton watkins had to be escorted out of his home as you can see here leaving behind a large collection of the garyotypes and negatives. that would have been transferred to a safer storage location. only a few days later. the country's largest photo collective the california camera club reported that only four out of its 400 members had been able to save some possessions not to speak of their headquarters in the academy of sciences, which you can see pictured here on market street, which went up in smoke. by early may the san francisco call reported the loss of priceless materials stating that i quote in all san francisco they remain but a few hundred photographic negatives of the countless thousands taken of persons prominent here for the past half century. and club members of the california camera club rode in camera craft i quote again. there are too many weighty problem weighty material problems to be solved and too many no doubt as far as photographic art is concerned one had best forget it for the

that time, he's pointing the handgun directly at the officers, to officers fired five shots, killing watkins. police say walk ins was still holding 22 caliber handgun after he was shot. they also say the gun was not loaded but that a bullet was found next to his body. no information about the deadly party by shooting last week in oakland, two teenage girls were killed in that shooting, and al ktvu has learned it may be linked to a double homicide. two days earlier, the party bus was attacked twice once on interstate 5 80, then again on city streets, the deadly incident could be revenge for the shooting deaths of 2 17 year old boys in east oakland who were killed near east 26 street and highland avenue. so far, no arrests have been made in the case. take you right now down to san jose for a news conference that is underway. let's listen in here do the location of the item itself. it was located up in the attic area of the residents. they took every precaution and safety measures as part of today's final thing, that we wanted to make sure that all our residents were safe in this area. we took

ollie watkins is included.united states that a �*no travel�* advisory, will not affect american olympians. the tokyo games are just weeks away now and on monday the us state department warned americans against travelling to japan, because of a surge in coronavirus cases in the country. but the united states olympic & paralympic committee, says it still anticipates american athletes will be able to safely travel and compete. and the pga of america has apologised, after spectators overwhelmed security officials and swarmed around phil mickelson and brooks koepka on the final hole of the pga championship on sunday. when eventual champion mickelson's approach shot found the green at the 18th at kiawah island, he became surrounded by the crowd... as spectators raced to follow him up the fairway. his playing partner koepka, who's recovering from a dislocated kneecap, said he had been "dinged" a few times in the knee by the crowd. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police in london