>> thank you, commissioner moore. i know that the department of health have very stringent regulations regarding the use of vaping and smoking and there are very stringent hvac requirements, but i'd have to defer to the project sponsor to comment on these requirements. >> vice president moore: we know that certain rooftop equipment has a kind of noise vibration, although you may not be able to talk about that at the moment. the second is what is the name of this particular business? >> the name of this business is marina greens. >> vice president moore: okay. this is just my reaction. the name marina green is a proprietary name of a major destination in san francisco. i was a bit taken aback by the close resemblance of what is a major open space in san francisco, and i don't feel the name of the business is really exciting to me. i don't have any real opposition, but i would like some clarification on the rooftop equipment and its ad joining residential uses, but i'm curious to hear what the other commissioners have t

moore denied that and told officers to leave. there was a back-and-forth and the district attorney says in eight minutes, officer cha elevated a nonviolent encounter to one that took sean moore's life. moore did not pass away until 2020, but was in jail for a separate case. the autopsy later found his liver and right colon were damaged during the shooting, leading to health issues proving to be fatal. of a search, pictures -- officer cha, pictured here, now faces voluntary manslaughter, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and at least two other charges. >> it is very, very important for officers to know that if you wrongfully kill someone, you can be prosecuted. j.r.: officer cha's attorney issued a statement saying his client lawfully fired his firearm while defending himself and his partner during a dangerous and violent assault. ama: a pittsburgh woman was in court today to face murder charges in what prosecutors say was a love triangle. jessica quintanilla is accused of shooting and killing 19-year-old leilani beauchamp. he

moore denied that and or told officers to leave. there was a back-and-forth. district officers say in 10 minutes, the officer elevated and nonviolent and contractor one that took sean moore's life. that was in 2017. moore did not pass away until 2020 while in jail on a separate case, but an attorney says the autopsy is key here. >> we think there is a clear nexus between the gunshots and the time of his death, and the fact that it took that long for him to die does not then negate the fact that what caused it was the officer's conduct. reporter: this is officer kenneth cha, and a picture showing some of the injuries he suffered during this encounter with moore in 2017. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement, "we support the officer's constitutionally protected right to present his defense against these charges." in a statement, district attorney chase aberdeen says "rebuilding community trust requires us to hold officers who inflict unlawful violence accountable." also keep in mind, the city of san francisco settled out of court earl

moore denied that and told officers to leave. there was a back-and-forth and the district attorney says in eight minutes, officer cha elevated a nonviolent encounter to one that took sean moore's life. moore did not pass away until 2020, but was in jail for a separate case. the autopsy later found his liver and right colon were damaged during the shooting, leading to health issues proving to be fatal. of a search, pictures -- officer cha, pictured here, now faces voluntary manslaughter, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and at least two other charges. >> it is very, very important for officers to know that if you wrongfully kill someone, you can be prosecuted. j.r.: officer cha's attorney issued a statement saying his client lawfully fired his firearm while defending himself and his partner during a dangerous and violent assault. ama: a pittsburgh woman was in court today to face murder charges in what prosecutors say was a love triangle. jessica quintanilla is accused of shooting and killing 19-year-old leilani beauchamp. he

>> vice president moore: yes, mr. reuben. >> there was one invoice from the city a year or so ago that we paid, and we have not received any invoices since then. a day or two ago, we received an invoice for the penalty of $190,000 or $195,000, and we are absolutely going to pay the penalty. was that the question? >> vice president moore: that was the question. the issues that miss hester raised, are they addressed by the question that you were answering or was it different? >> i think that what sue hester is saying to all of us is there shouldn't be freebies, and office space is a useful commodity, and it is. we intend to pay the penalties that's the resultant $250 a day imposed by the planning commission and the zoning administrator just referred to, and we will be paying the fees associated with the conversion of those two floors that we're speaking to now, 40,000 feet, so there's going to be a bit that's going to be a substantial amount of money associated with completing a change of use. >> if i may -- >> vice pre

three years later moore died in prison on unrelated charges. the autopsy found the injuries from the shooting contributed to moore's death. the city settled with the family for more than $3 million and now charging the officer with voluntary manslaughter and assault charges. >> all of the 8,000 new criminal cases i filed since taking office are not about representing anything other than justice. we look at the facts, law and dod what is in the interest of justice. >> reporter: some critics questioned the motive saying the announcement is more about taking attention away from a potential recall. he denies it. >> for some like mr. moore's father the filing comes too late and others will seek to politicize the case. >> reporter: issuing a statement saying the only thing that changed in the case is the d.a.'s upon political fortunes. >> i remind you to look at the 8,000 cases we filed. every one you will see that we applied facts to the law and that we seek justice. that is my mandate and my mission. >> in one way it is a step forward but not a gia

, violating a restraining order back minutes after arriving, and with body worn camera video of moore trying to evade baton swings, and telling officers to get off of his property, cha fired two rounds, striking moore in the abdomen and groin. >> this would have been a minor event if the police officer had de-escalated it. the police officer escalated it and created a conflict. >> reporter: tried to resist died in prison, and the autopsy said the cause of death was related to the bullet that struck is:. they said this about the charges. when officers inflict unwarranted violence and flagrant disregard of their training, it denigrates the hard work of other police officers, and shatters the trust our community places in law enforcement. the city of san francisco paid out a $3.25 million civil claim to the moore family , and the judge ruled the officers were acting outside of the scope of their duties. this is sean moore's mother, cleo, during a 2017 town hall, following the shooting . >> my son was in the house already had two bulletholes, one in his >>> , one in his groin, and they ke

officers were called to the oceanview home on accusation of sean moore , a man with known mental illness, violating a restraining order. 8 minutes after arriving, and with body worn camera video of moore trying to evade baton swings, and telling officers to get off his property, cha fired two rounds, striking moore in the abdomen and groin. >> it's important for the community to know that the das office, and wherever they are my will look at the case more closely than not. you can improve the relationship between the police and the community of the community know the police will be held accountable. >> reporter: tran20 six died in prison in january of 2020, and the autopsy said the cause of death was related to the bullet that struck his intestinal tract. when officers inflict unwarranted violence in flagrant disregard of their training, it denigrates the hard work of other police officers, and shatters the trust our community places in law enforcement, and the city of severed san francisco paid at a $3.25 million of a claim to the fifa family, and a judge ruled the officers were acting

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. >> mary tyler moore, a woman whose name is on this. i don't need to be this roaring and macho presence. you have important messages about women in the workplace and those politics appear on broadcast televisions and comedies like "the mary tyler moore show." she moves to minnesota and start working at wtm. >> you are not allowed to ask that when someone is applying for a job. >> you want to call a cop? >> it did represent what women were going through in the species 70s. they were standing up and say i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wives are at home doing dishes and this woman who had a job and often the smartest person there. it was sort of liberating. >> you got spunked. >> i want to correct something right now, i don't hate spunk, i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gender roles, she's a single working woman, living in a building with other single women. >> how would you love to help abolish capital punishment. >> well, there is no capital pus p punishment in the state. >> it's creating this uncomfortable dynam

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moore denied that and told officers to leave. the district attorney says in just eight minutes, officer cha elevated a nonviolent encounter to one that took sean moore' lifes. this wasn't 2017. moore didn't pass away until 2020 when he was in jail for a separate case. the autopsy later found that his liver and right colon were damaged, leading to health issues proving to be fatal. officer cha picture showing his facial injuries after the 2017 shooting and scuffle now faces voluntary manslaughter, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and at least two other charges. >> it's very, very important for officers to know that if you wrongfully kill someone, you can be prosecuted. >> officer cha's attorney issued a statement saying that his client lawfully shot his firearm while defending himself and his art in her against a dangerous and violent assault. kumasi: labor groups turned out in force at kaiser's walnut creek facility. it was a show of support for one union that is on strike. they are the engineers that keep the lights on. the

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moore refused to talk, telling the officers to get off his property. moments later, things escalate and officer chu fires. while moore survived his injuries at the time, a coroner ruled the wounds contributed to his death when he died a few years later. the city settle issed with moore's family for $3 million. now the d.a. decided to file manslaughter and assault charges saying it's necessary to show that no one is above the law. >> all of the approximately 8,000 criminal cases i have filed are not about representing anything other than justice. we look at the facts and the law and do what's in the interest of justice. >> that's the d.a. the attorney representing the officer issued a statement in part saying -- >>> another story we're watching at this hour. criminal charges after deadly car crash involving a las vegas raider. one of the star players for the raiders. a woman was killed after her car was hit from behind by one of the team's rising stars. wide receiver henry rug gs has been charmed with dui resulting in death. police say he crashed his co

. >> jashyah moore needs to be found and needs to be found just as soon as possible. this case cries out and demands our attention. >> cops sayjashyah moore was last seen buying groceries at a deli just a few miles east of new york city. her mother says she's confident her daughter did not run away. so far cops have yet to identify any possible suspects. local coverage now from nbc 4 new york and their i-team investigator sarah wallace >> reporter: we learned here today that 50 local state and federal investigators had been out in this neighborhood retracing the missing girl's steps. they'd been going through the family's cell phones, interviewing witnesses and scouring for video evidence. there are plenty of cameras in this area. >> we are standing with the family 14 years old, you got to be in an outrage >> reporter: a demonstration this afternoon near the east orange, new jersey deli with 14-year-old jashyah moore bought groceries on the morning of september 14th and seemingly disappeared without a trace. they call for officials to do more to find the missing teen.

>> thank you, commissioner moore. i know that the department of health have very stringent regulations regarding the use of vaping and smoking and there are very stringent hvac requirements, but i'd have to defer to the project sponsor to comment on these requirements. >> vice president moore: we know that certain rooftop equipment has a kind of noise vibration, although you may not be able to talk about that at the moment. the second is what is the name of this particular business? >> the name of this business is marina greens. >> vice president moore: okay. this is just my reaction. the name marina green is a proprietary name of a major destination in san francisco. i was a bit taken aback by the close resemblance of what is a major open space in san francisco, and i don't feel the name of the business is really exciting to me. i don't have any real opposition, but i would like some clarification on the rooftop equipment and its ad joining residential uses, but i'm curious to hear what the other commissioners have t

mister moore are youprepared to make a presentation . >>i am commission secretary . >> good evening president. members of the commissionand zoning administrator jeff warren planning staff . adam before he was a request for conditional use authorization for the corona heights special large residence special used district and the request for variances on thelot and rh to and a 40 x district . item was heard by the commission and zoning administrator november 19, 2020 and after hearing public comment and discussion the commission continue the item provided feedback on design of the proposal with recommendations for the project to be modified to scale and building typology that increases the density up on the site but within a building that would be in greater compliance and less impactful to the open space and maintain adjacent properties access to the air. the administrator continued the case as well as a refresher the project type is a corner lot locatedon the northwest side of the intersection of 17th and moore street . the project is a

the bullet damaged moore's liver and colon. when moore died in january of 2020. the coroner ruled the death a homicide saying he died from internal obstruction due to the bullet wounds. this is only the second time in san francisco's history and on duty officer has been charged with homicide. the san francisco police officers association released the following statement in response to the charges saying in part, officers responded to a call for service and encountered a very hostile shawn moore who was accused of violating a restraining order. we support officer china's constitutionally protected right to present his defense against these charges. las vegas raiders wide receiver henry ruggs the 3rd is facing a dui charge. this after a fiery crash in las vegas happened early this morning and left one woman dead and the team, the raiders releasing a statement saying they're devastated. >> by the loss of life. they declined to make any other consequential comment kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills joins us now with details on what happens, what it means for the orga

moore later died in 2020. medical examiners determined the cause was tied to partisan internal injuries he suffered in that shooting. moore's family was there in court today. they spoke to us about wanting to see justice served. >> me and my mother are here to support my brother. this has been very difficult. >> his attorney claims the district attorney is only charging cha to deflect attention from the current recall effort. >>> we're following breaking news this morning for you in san rafael where emergency crews are on the scene of a hazmat situation. right now people near the northgate one shopping mall are being told to shelter in place. police say a person was seen pouring a green substance near the area around 8:30. it generated a strong smell and smoke. crews are trying to determine exactly what it is. >>> new at 11:00, one person is dead following a drowning near san francisco ferry building. on twitter, city fire crews say it happened around 8:00 this morning. they are still working to determine how

moore. captain moore is the founder of the alga leida marine research foundation and he is a research director of the moore institute for plastic elution research. both of these are located in long beach, california. captain moore has been credited and rightfully so with the discovery and early research related to the north pacific gyre. or what we commonly know as the great pacific garbage patch. i have been lucky to have been call charlie my friend for more than 30 years. credit him for my interest and work related to addressing plastic pollution. after early research trips, he would take out to the middle of the pacific ocean. he would go on these research trips. he would come back and show me samples of the samples you collected and explained to me all about his findings. this as had and continues to have a profound impact upon me. charlie, thank you for being here with us. i look forward to your testimony. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, mr. lowenthal. mr. moore, you may proceed.

police say that shawn moore was shot twice by kenneth cha at moore's home after officers responded to a noise complaint there. moore died last year due to what a coroner determined was acute intestinal obstruction resulting from his bullet wounds. the police officer's union releasing in statement saying we respect officer cha's constitutional right to protect himself from these charges. this is a story we will continue to follow today. kpix5 reporter andria borba will have much more coming up on the kpix5 news at 6:00. >>> right now, shelter in place is in effect in campbell after someone was shot. chopper 5 over the scene of some police activity this afternoon. this was along juanita way near boroughs. police say the shooting happened in another neighborhood along sunny oak's avenue around robin lane at 10:45 this morning. we do not know the condition of the victim or if the two scenes are connected. we know a suspect is under arrest. we will pass along any updates as we get them. >>> a raiders player has been arrested following a deadly crash. vern glenn joins us now with more. >> r

and even in districts you may think are very red districts, look what happened in alabama with roy moore. look what happened when republicans nominated chris kobach in kansas, a republican, he lost. if republicans nominate extreme, toxic candidates like donald trump, we did vote out donald trump. he lost. so have faith in the people. i do, i think we have to work hard. the harder we work, the luckier we'll get in that regard. but have faith that the american people will reject these toxic candidates and, you know, i

they all had used the same financial firm: moores rowland in monaco. >> ts company here in monaco has done a lot of work for people who are very close to vladimir putin. this company, moores rowland, shows up in the documents as one of the companies that work with putin and allies to set up shell companies. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: one of those putin allies found in the documents is oil trader gennady timchenko. he's a close associate of president putin, and has been accused of using his connections to amass an oil-trading fortune estimated at $20 billion. as with krivonogikh, moores rowland monaco helped timchenko by setting up shell companies used to buy yachts and jets, and it also assisted in setting up a company that would become part of his oil-trading empire. the documents also show that moores rowland monaco set up a shell company for peter kolbin, a childhood friend of putin, who's since died. he was suspected by u.s. officials and others of holding hundreds of millions of dollars in assets for him. >> one of the biggest questions about russia is how does it work for vladimir put

this company, moores rowland, shows up in the documents as one of the companies that work with putin and allies to set up shell companies. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: one of those putin allies found in the documents is oil trader gennady timchenko. he's a close associate of president putin, and has been accused of using his connections to amass an oil-trading fortune estimated at $20 billion. as with krivonogikh, moores rowland monaco helped timchenko by setting up shell companies used to buy yachts and jets, and it also assisted in setting up a company that would become part of his oil-trading empire. the documents also show that moores rowland monaco set up a shell company for peter kolbin, a childhood friend of putin, who's since died. he was suspected by u.s. officials and others of holding hundreds of millions of dollars in assets for him. >> one of the biggest questions about russia is how does it work for vladimir putin? there's widely held suspicion among financial experts and u.s. officials and western intelligence officials, that he uses something, something lled wallets. basicall

moore. captain moore is the founder of the marine research foundation and he's the research director of the moore institute for plastic pollution research. both of these are located in long beach, california. captain moore has been credited with and rightfully so with the discovery and the early research related for what we commonly know as the great pacific garbage patch. i've been lucky to have been able to call charlie my friend for more than 30 years. and credit him by interests and work related to addressing the plastic pollution. after early research trips, charlie would take out to the middle of the pacific ocean and he would go out on these research trips and he would come back and show me samples of the plastic that he had collected and he would explain to me all about his findings. this has had and continues to have a profound impact upon me. charlie, thank you for being here with us today. and i look forward to your testimony. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you. mr. moore, you m

moore, you're requested for five minutes. mr. moore: thank you, madam chair. i want to thank all the witnesses for testifying today. i look forward to hearing from you all and to collaborating with the v.a. to issue military sexual trauma. it goes against the well-being of our veterans who sacrificed so much in service to our nation. and i've heard of heartbreaking incidents. we must all work together to develop a plan to address this issue. inspector general, this is a question for you. i know the v.a. established a tiger team to review the errors identified in the 2018 report and y'all may have addressed some of this but i've been in another committee. i'm back and forth between this and ag. i understand the v.a. has created an enterprisewide body to address this. has v.a. shared the details of this tiger team with you and do you believe the results will improve experiences for our veterans? mr. missal: we have not been given details of either one of those initiatives. obviously, whatever additional attention can be brought to this issue, you would think it

congresswoman moore, thank you for being here, we appreciate it. you called out your republican colleague, congressman greg palmer, for promoting the benefits of the bill he voted against. we saw this earlier in the year. how do they do this? how does the house gop take credit for a bill that he didn't vote for? what do you think? >> well, good morning. love being with you "way too early" here. you know, it's sort of symptomatic of what the republican conference has been doing. i'm going to use catchphrases like socialism, i mean, actually, we had a member from my state call roads and bridges socialism, after not voting for it. and i think that they -- they think that by continuing to have people afraid, concerned about things like inflation, that this is their path, and road toward winning. what i say it's way too early to count democrats out. because we're going to educate people and explain to them how the build back better bill, in concert with the bipartisan infrastructure bill, are going to make their lives better. we're going to explain it t

nick moore has been following developments. nick, the journalist arrested there the news outlets band, where those legal cases stand. that media cracked on was to via at least 5 news outlets were banned. more than 125 journalists arrested, 47 of whom are still behind bars. now those cases are making their way through the courts military courts and the sentencing has been cause for alarm. starting with janice minyard from the democratic force of burma. he got sentenced to 3 years in prison for quote, criminal mutiny and char d b reports. and those are a freelancer for mizzi minute. they both got 2 years in prison and then is the american journalist danny fence the who works for frontier me. and 5 months ago he was arrested while trying to leave the country. last week he was sentenced to 11 years in prison for supposedly punishing fake news and an unlawful association with an illegal group. the unlawful association charged that would be based on the work that fenster did for me and mar. now i news outlet that the one to his back,

mister moore are youprepared to make a presentation . >>i am commission secretary . >> good evening president. members of the commissionand zoning administrator jeff warren planning staff . adam before he was a request for conditional use authorization for the corona heights special large residence special used district and the request for variances on thelot and rh to and a 40 x district . item was heard by the commission and zoning administrator november 19, 2020 and after hearing public comment and discussion the commission continue the item provided feedback on design of the proposal with recommendations for the project to be modified to scale and building typology that increases the density up on the site but within a building that would be in greater compliance and less impactful to the open space and maintain adjacent properties access to the air. the administrator continued the case as well as a refresher the project type is a corner lot locatedon the northwest side of the intersection of 17th and moore street . the project is a

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. >> jashyah moore needs to be found and needs to be found just as soon as possible. this case cries out and demands our attention. >> cops say jashyah moore was last seen buying groceries at a deli just a few miles east of new york city. her mother says she's confident her daughter did not run away. so far cops have yet to identify any possible suspects. local coverage now from nbc 4 new york and their i-team investigator sarah wallace >> reporter: we learned here today that 50 local state and federal investigators had been out in this neighborhood retracing the missing girl's steps. they'd been going through the family's cell phones, interviewing witnesses and scouring for video evidence. there are plenty of cameras in this area. >> we are standing with the family 14 years old, you got to be in an outrage >> reporter: a demonstration this afternoon near the eastangl orange, new jersey deli wher 14-year-old jashyah moore bought groceries on the morning of september 14th and seemingly disappeared without a trace. protesters called for law enforcement officials to do m

and then here's mr moore's explaining what data traps are. if you allow another country to gain access to really critical data about your society, over time, that will erode your sovereignty. you no longer have control over that data. harvesting data is a practice which is farfrom unique to china, and some also argue china is within its rights to put its security needs first. on that, here's vladimir putin today. translation: china probably has the right to build up its security i in a way that provides safety to such a large country. so, who would say no to it? and it's natural that with the growth of economic potential, military power also grows. and mr putin's comments lead us onto the next threat richard moore identified, russia. the current difficult relationship with russia is not the one the uk wants, but we will do whatever it takes to keep our country safe and to deter and defend against the full syndrome of threats moscow poses. and this sentiment is shared by other countries, poland being one. the bbc�*s katya adler has spoken ex

the battle for the soul of america. >> steve moore? >> you mentioned a tv show that i worked in 1987 under jim miller. he was a great reagan-ite. we tried to privatize amtrak. it's an example of the kind of thing reagan wanted to do. think how much better transportation if we privatized amtrak. and so i'm very -- i'm actually very proud of that that i worked more reagan and i think, you know, that the -- it's just -- you know, my kids, i tell my kids, you worked for ronald reagan, that is so cool. but his stature keeps going up. have you noticed that? over time, reagan's stature keeps going up and i think that -- the last thing i'll say, i went to -- i went up to south dakota three weeks ago, rapids city. i went to mount rushmore and there is room for one more -- there's room. and wouldn't it be amazing if we put ronald reagan on that. [ applause ] >> judy? last word. >> i think he proved you really can change the world. you can change the destiny of the world and -- for the good. for me, the '80s started with the privilege of getting

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you can see sean moore telling officers to get off hess property. moments later, the officers charge up the store and officer chau shoots hem. a coroner ruled they contributed to his death when moore passed away three years later. now the district attorney has decided to file charges against officer chau, saying it's necessary to show no one is above the law. >> of all the 8,000 new criminal cases that i've filed since taking office are nothing other than doing justice. that's what my team did in this case. >> we have reached out to the lawyers representing officer chau but have not heard back. the officers' union sent out a statement that says in part, we support officer cha's right. >>> leilani was last seen at a halloween party october 30th. investigators say she left with two men who were both active duty air men. her body was found in a field near celinas. >>> what started out as a halloween tweet about a boy's firefighter costume ended up highlighting the oakland fire department's staffing issue. melissa colorado takes a look at the problem an

james moore and annabel denham will be back again at 11:30 goodbye for now. then scored and handed over the advantage after va are ruled that he was on—site. but rinaldo, as he is done so often struck and for european matches the season and type of group f. and chelsea have moved closer in the last 16 after they met swedish side 1—0 after being frustrated in the first half they went ahead when he finished and did not finish a single shot on target, they have nine points and four group eight got the job done and i group eight got the 'ob done and i think there may — group eight got the 'ob done and i think there may be _ group eight got the job done and i think there may be now, - group eight got the job done and i think there may be now, we - think there may be now, we wanted the result, we needed a result, we expect that the results from us and we delivered. we did not suffer through difficult situations in our box and we do not allow upward situations, not at all, we never lost concentration and so, i'm very happy. it was a deserved victory will stop

and it's interesting, moore actually asked rose to help him. he wanted to be sent to ohio to raise a regiment. and he second degree rose to use her influence, and she did. she wrote to the secretary of treasury, salmon chase, and moore was able to do as he had hoped. now, rose was recruited as a spy in the spring of 1861 by captain thomas jordan. he was a left pointer. he was a quartermaster in the u.s. army, and he was planning to leave the army and side with the confederates. he wanted to create a spy ring, and he recruited rose to do that. and then taught her a cipher. and so this is the cipher here in the national archives. and he coordinated with her for her messages to be sent to his alias, which was thomas rayford. rose's home bim a meeting place for successionists. he had decided to stay in december, but she's also the sister of phoebe gates who was the -- one of the matrons during the war. one other member of the spy ring was a 15-year-old girl named betty duval. and it's betty who's actually the one to deliver rose's fateful message.

. >> good evening everybody i am kate moore and the author the woman they cannot silence i am also delighted to be here tonight talking to you about they woman they cannot silence. i am so excited excited to talk about this woman. her name was elizabeth packard but i expected many of you have never heard her name before. things happen to feisty women who stand up for themselves history has chosen to instead commemorate those men who tried but failed to silence elizabeth. elizabeth packard is perhaps the most fearless and resilient woman i have ever encountered. her story is extraordinary. i want you to picture her for a moment she had a long dark brown hair, brown almond shaped eyes and a nose as strong as straight as her principal. she was a 5-foot inch tall but her short stature is not as elegant as the power of her spirit. elizabeth and her salvation came about because of one thing and one thing only, elizabeth had a mind of her own. what i will be doing and talking about her story is to start come in a moment with the short reading from the book. i will then be talking about elizabeth, t

kate moore is the author and who you been listening to. we hope you purchase the book from octavia books or you're about to i'm suree you will. if you are one of the first to do it while we still have supplies we have some signed bookplates to go in your book and you also get a free copy of the woman they could not silence journal. also get a hold of the radium girls in other previous book which is so highly regarded and elsewhere in the new york times bestseller. we have ast few questions that e have time for. if you want toor get another one in please use the chat button if you're listening on the zoom event. let's see erica would like to know, her question can you shine anymore light on elizabeth stands throughout the ordeal. i recall in the book that you said her father supported, i don't think i'm pronouncing the right. >> later came around. but do we know why and what the rest of her family thought aside from her cousin. >> one thing that's important to say elizabeth hunt seen her father for ten years at the time she is committed. sh

sir thomas moore says, yes, what would you do. cut a great road through the law to get after the devil. william roper said, yes, i'd cut down every law in england to do that. sir thomas moore replies, oh, and when the last law was down and the devil turned round on you, where would you hide, roper, the law is all being flat. this country is planted thick with laws from coast to coast, man's laws, not gods, and if you cut them down and you're just the man to do it, do you really think you could stand upright in the winds that would blow then. yes, i would give the devil benefit of law, sir thomas moore says, for my own safety's sake. and when you apply the reasonable doubt standard, remember, that standard, that legal principle isn't there for roddie bryan. it's not for these other defendants. it's there for all of us, and it's a principle that we cannot forsake. the court is going to charge you, i believe, without putting words in your mouth, to parties to a crime. the provision that's relevant to mr. bryan in this case is the sec

in an age of climate crisis, can the grouse moors survive? estate managers say their land is a carbon sink where the peatland, if managed properly, locks huge quantities of carbon in the ground. this idea that nothing else happens apart from grouse shooting on grouse moors is just not true. you know, what you see is a balanced approach to managing the landscape, so that you can give the best possible chance for a wild bird to thrive, and it is only the surplus which are shot. and country sports, yes, it's a pleasure in the same way that golf and hill walking and other things which happen in scotland and are celebrated are. people come from all over the world because scotland has the best grouse shooting globally and that's something that we should celebrate. but the rewilders believe they are turning the page on the victorian legacy and redefining scottish land use for the climate age. there are several big renaturing projects over hundreds of thousands of acres, mostly driven by the private passions of billionaire landowners, sometimes calle

commissioner moore on her set back. were you looking for a five foot set back on all four sides. >> if you're asking me, commissioner diamond, the answer is yes. it's basically holding the roof deck back from all edges. it does not diminish. there's plenty of roof there. it just allows for that deck to be less intrusive or visible from all sides. >> thank you for that clarification. a follow-up question for staff. i know that the deck was providing -- all to go it was providing more open space than was required, does the reduction of five feet on all sides still keep it within the minimum requirements of the code. >> i believe it does. >> did you make a motion? >> i was floating the idea asking everybody to reflect on that. >> would you like to make that motion. >> i'll be happy to make the motion to support the project with the modification as i just explained to commissioner die mon. diamond. >> second. >> i just wanted to quickly address the variance just to clarify that it's somewhat a technicality. the building tha

moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. moore: i thank the ranking member of the house natural resources committee for yielding and his leadership in support of this important piece of legislation. also to my colleague from new mexico, representative leger fernandez, for her kind words of support and support of the bill overall. as well as most importantly our committee staff. thank you all very much. madam speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 3616, the bear river national heritage area study act, which would conduct a study to determine the areas' suitability for national hair tanl area designation. this would help local communities in the area protect important elements of their heritage and promote the areas a's tourism industry. it enjoys significant local support. and if enacted would help the regionon bet better care it's incredible history with the world. the bawsh river basin, which stretches through northern utah and southeastern idaho, played a key role in settling expansion and development of the ameri

. >> good evening, everybody, i'm kate moore the author of the woman they could not silence and the author of the-- i'm delighted to be here on the with octavia books talking about the woman they could not silence, i'm excited to introduce you, and many of you have never heard her name before because what happens to feisty women who stand up for themselves, history has chosen instead to commemorate those men who tried, but failed to silence elizabeth. elizabeth is perhaps the most fearless and resilient woman i have ever encountered. her story is extraordinary. i want you to picture her for a woman. she had long dark brown hair, brown almond shaped eyes, and a nose as strong and straight as her principles. she was 5 foot 1 inch tall, but her short stature is not an evidence of the power of her spirit which was absolutely mammoth. elizabeth and downfall and salvation came from one thing only elizabeth had a mind of her own. what i'll be doing this evening in talking to you about her story is to start in a moment with a short reading from the book. i'll then be talking about elizabeth's hist

moore said because of his relationships with growerns he will be stocked at both lots. the main one in livermore and another in san ramone. >> i think this year is definitely a tough year for a lot of tree lots to come up with the trees. >> he said the best bet this year is to shop early u be prepared to pay 10 to 15% more and if you find a great tree buy it, many lots may run out of trees well before christmas. >> they eadone aren'gog tore trees. >> in livermore. kpix5. >>> and most bay area tree lots will open at the end of this week. >>> time for the money watch report. a northbound profit just got millions of dollars from the ceo of amazon. >>> stocks were mixed on monday as investors adjust to news of jerome powell being renominated. the s&p fell 15. >>> no more turkey trots to target on thanksgiving. the retailer now said its stores will be closed every thanksgiving. the move marks a permanent line in the sand on the prepandemic pattern of starting black friday a day earlier. critics had argued for retailers to shut their doors clospandemic. ay ho r ny stowe da> j