I just wonder, do you like this . I enjoy skiing. Thank you very much. And senator lee made some brief comments. This is what we do. But poor drew, very few people actually want to talk to him. 64 million raised over three years. Thank you so much. And none of the money has gone to any veterans. Dont turn your camera on me, okay . If you have any other questions, send them to her email. When our camera found James Reynolds jr. , he gave us a single finger salute. Thank you very much. I have to ask you about the money, though. That doesnt answer any of the questions about the money that theyre thats it . Do you notice a pattern . One california official tried running into the ladies room. See what happened. Do you know a convicted felon that runs one of those clinics . Despite the facts that there have been complaints registered about him . And he broke the v. A. Scandal wide open. Thats the v. A. s director, sharon hillman. Who on monday, literally sped from our cameras. We all know ho
grant we now know the names of the napa officers involved in a Fatal Shooting last week. They have been idenitified as Sergeant Ryan cole and officer jack thomson. This is video of the scene last monday night from our helicopter partnership with abc7. Noel russell was allegedly threatening people with a knife. When the officers arrived. They drew their guns and ordered russell to get on the ground. Authorities say russell did not comply and became agressive. At this point Sergeant Cole and officer thomson started shooting. Killing russell. A knife was found next to his body. Police say two warrants were out for russells arrest for drug possession and assaulting a peace officer. The shooting is under investigation. grant another big story we are tracking tonight. One of two people who got sick after drinking herbal teas bought in San Franciscos chinatown neighborhood. Has died. 56yearold yuping xie of San Francisco. Died saturday at a hospital where she had been since february. The tea
Kate . I would agree, brian. Whatever you think about his love of leverage on a personal front and on the corporate, or his alleged legal transgressions, and clearly some of the stuff has not been proven, he was a visionnary. He started chesapeake with tom ware basically from scratch. They had an amount of money in the tens of thousands. It was not a lot of money. He was known for having an eye for drill sites, right . For drying or leasing land that was going to prove valuable, and he built the company into an impressive place. I visited with him there in 2010, and sat down for like an hour. He was employing thousands of people, bringing business to Oklahoma City. He had several restaurants. I know, michelle youve been to one or more of them, right . Right. He had bought a big plot of land decided there was an old gasoline situation, an eyesore on route 66. As part of redeveloping route 66, he was going to put in the nicest gas station with the greatest selection of American Soda pop,
Reward have been Washington Post reporters and political Prize Winners to boot. The lady great Anthony Sneed won 2 lists ares for his reported in the middle east of which he gave his life. [applause] and colbert won a pulitzer at the Washington Post. I said this was a humbling experience for me and i meant that in every sense of the word. Prior to my getting a real job at the Washington Post, i was a copy aid for about 45 years so i deliver these guys mail and faxes on a daily basis. It is incredible and kind of surreal for me to be up here. I am really excited about this award, a big score for independent journalists. [applause] the absolute hardest thing about being independent especially if you go from being in a major newsroom is making that phone call to an important person, import organization and saying, it is just me. They go, all, one News Organization . It is just me, sorry about that. It takes a little bit getting used to. Probably the most rewarding at fact of being on your
Our way through like every other News Organization. We have done something truly impressive and made a real commitment to hardhitting and investigative groundbreaking journalism and im grateful for that and i thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen chairman and editorinchief of kiplinger publications. [applause] good evening. I am from the kiplinger letter and i will be referred. I am not related in any way to the other nights, including john and james. I wish that i were but i am not our honorary this evening is the first kipping letter award who has never worked as a professional journalist. Paradoxically he is one of the most influential figures in this totally reshape the journalism profession too adapted to the new realities of the digital age. And because beneath the guise of the lawyer, a newspaper publisher and a Foundation Executive while he was never a professional journalist, he was once a student journalist in 1965. A busload of students went down to alabama from connect