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1990s and started digging ground, nothing but hundreds and hundreds of bodies. Skeletons. Skeletons. It was a big scandal. They created a mass grave and moved to the remains. There are pictures. They have thiese skeletons sticking out of the wall. It showed the relative worth. They stopped digging because they would keep finding bodies. They are still out there. There are bodies all over the place. They used to bury people in north beach. They would go up there and very bodies. There were remove...

Complicated stuff. What could this possibly be used for . We have with us today, david green, senior electrical inspector who is a good friend of mine and a wellknown sailor on the San Francisco bay. Youre going to sail this saturday. And mr. Lloyd and mrs. Lloyd. Thanks for letting us come in here. Really appreciate it. Youre an electrical contractor, too. Right . Im electrical for 26 years. We do lots of big projects. We dot lots of industrial and commercial and residential. So you have to get...

Weather head. You see these little knockouts here. You knock it out and you run your service conductors. And the conductors go down the pipe. In San Francisco we have special requirements for Service Entrance equipment because of the corrosive marine environment. Right . Thats correct. So what are some of our special local requirements . Well, we require the conduit to either be aluminum rigid conduit or galvanized steel conduit. Both of them, galvanized or aluminum, they are resis tonight corro...

Hi. Wed like to welcome you to our Brown Bag Lunch talk today. We do this every third thursday in San Francisco. And today we are at e e electric, 1775 mission street, right by the Building Department office where we are going to walk around and look at all of this fantastic equipment. Shinny, wonderful stuff. Complicated stuff. What could this possibly be used for . We have with us today, david green, senior electrical inspector who is a good friend of mine and a wellknown sailor on the San Fra...

Mason and this is our western edition. Good evening. Im Anthony Mason. Jeff glor is in Lower Manhattan. At least eight people were killed here in new york today, and more than a dozen injured in the deadliest act of terror in this city since 9 11. It happened just blocks from the world trade center. The weapon this time was a truck. At midday on this halloween, a truck driver ran down bikers and pedestrians on a cycling path. A new York City Police officer shot the suspect, a 29yearold man origi...

Uranium deal. Gloria borger and evan perez are here withe the latest on their reporting. Gloria, what are you learning . Well, im learning from sources that it was President Donald Trump himself who wanted this gag order lifted and that the president then directed his senior staff to, what one source said to me was, facilitate the Justice Departments full cooperation with congress to lift the gag order. And these sources then said that the white House Counsel, don mcgahn, relayed the message to ...

Mcgahn relayed the message to the Justice Department and the gag order was lifted. Now the Justice Department insists that the decision was made independently, but now we know that the president of the United States wanted it done. Why is the president so interested in the uranium deal . Well, hes interested in it, as he called it one of the biggest stories since watergate the other day. Hes interested in it because its his staff says because he wants to be transparent. But we all know that ther...

President Robert Mugabe today presented his state-of-the-nation address in which he unveiled a 10-point plan to maintain economic growth the creation of much-needed jobs. The plan is as follows: Revitalizing Agriculture and the Agro-processing value chain. Advancing Beneficiation and/or Value Addition to our agricultural and mining resource endowment. Focusing on infrastructural development, particularly in the

In a decisive move, Mexico's Chamber of Deputies passed recently sweeping reforms to combat maritime crime.

After the announcement of a draft framework outlining a "soft cap" on international students, Jason Clare formally presented a bill to parliament on May 16.