she switched her name to francis. people have since wondered why she chose the name francis some people think it was because of an association with saint francis of assisi other people think it was a decision to try to pick a gender neutral name where people wouldn't be quite sure if she was a man or a woman. but in any case she changed her name. around that same time she changed her religion, too. she was raised in the congregationalism that was common in new england, but she converted to episcopalianism. she was devoutly religious and her current version was true. but it's also worth noting the episcopalian church tended to draw the social elites who could be most helpful in achieving a personal agenda. she began attending a new and rich church in lake forest near the school where she was working where her fellow parishioners were members of the armor family and the swifts. this is part of what she seems to embarked upon which was a strategy of cultivating rich and powerful friends who had the ability to make change

we work with stain francis security and have director for saint francis is a retired tulsa police major. we are always in contact and in sync with one another. this is exactly what we train on. large buildings, large structures. create obstacles for our officers between reinforced doors, between cavernous hallways. the shots echoed in the building. so we train to enter the building. if shots are being fired, we are to move rapidly towards those shots. if shots are not being fired, we are going to be more methodical in our approach as we look for signs, add that's what these officers did, when they first entered the building they saw broken glass, they saw shell casings. they were following those shell casingings around and began yelling "tulsa police! tulsa police!" and then they saw the rapid gunshot and ran to the area where they heard the rapid gunshot but again, it's a cavernous building and so the shots echoed, and they eventually found the shooter. >> right here. >> thank you. can you tell us a little more -- the witnesses that you -- hearing reports that the gunman said to people

francis. i cannot emphasize enough that we train rigorously, over and over and over again, for not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that is taking place throughout the united states. and we would be naive not to think that that would not happen in our jurisdiction. so again, to the men and women of the tulsa police department, oklahoma highway patrol, all of the surrounding jurisdictions that descended upon the scene yesterday, i offer a heartfelt thanks and i hope that each and every citizen that sees an officer today, thanks an officer today. because this job is hard. it is difficult. >> thank you, chief franklin. >> hi. i had an opportunity to walk through the clinic this morning, and i did that for two reasons, one of which so that i could see it for myself, more than just the lobby which is where i was last night, but also, so that i could do one thing, which is i represent over 10,000 people that make up the st. francis health system and i prayed over each of the areas whe

and i think the francy is tough enough, african oak and glow. i reckon she can keep her cool better than me. i'm always a bit too of a excited mercy. when the time comes, andreas and kirsten of train for over half a year and have sacrificed a lot. now andreea's will have to face the challenge without cast him fish while hafun. ah, $45.00 participants from 5 countries or at the start of the burg, a beloved. andrea's face is a 350 kilometer trick. over the next few days, the marcia and his dogs will head into norway's arctic circle for the 1st leg. ice cold winds and temperatures as low as 40 degrees below celsius will push them to that limits. ah regular breaks will be necessary. the physical strain is enormous and the dogs need to recover. okay, mental concentration is also crucial for both man and dog. after 5 and a half hours and joyous and his dogs reached the 1st checkpoint invite so they've managed around 70 kilometers for an english and spanish. it was quite a relaxed 1st leg. the dogs found their rhythm after about 2 he kilometers or volu

the rule say only francy can take the exhausted dog . ah said i shocked and i've made a big mistake and i'm paying for it and i was asleep and i put my phone on silent just out of habit. it was really bad that hadn't had a missed due to the last time. the torch batteries are running low as well as the phone battery. after all those calls. carrying on now is not possible 100 kilometers from the end. and andreas, his dream of completing the race is over as far as the set up. and i know he was extremely unhappy. he put so much work and money into it. i mean, we could have had tourists here for those 2 weeks. he's well aware of that himself, timothy said, but i know, and he knows that i will totally back him again in the future. i think it was clear the very next day that he wanted to try it again. national 1st. i said that's not my mom. 2 years later, and andreas is planning to race again. with a new team, he is hopeful thanks to his to li dogs, and reyes has a special relationship with clara and in ari good, i tuned him good lead dogs are

francis home. as a certified local government the city is given the opportunity to provide review and comment on nominations to the national registry of historic places. any comments from this commission we forwarded to the historic preservation. this was on april 29th. the nomination will be considered. >> st. franciswood is located west of twin peaks. the real estate development. resident park futures pillars and gates, small parks, ordinary ordinary reasonmentals. this is one of the numerous resident park neighborhoods in the 1906 fire. resident park are referred to as restricted parks because of their usage of housing covenants. they prohibit ownership or okay pentcy to ethnic minorities excluding people of african and asian heritage. st. francis wood was one of those parks. st. francis wood is comprised of single family homes including numerous period homes. in the lesser known bay area including julia morgan, paul r. williams, and gertrude designed homes in the neighborhood. the mcduffey firm

he even wants francy. i decide again, next time the show back, tackle the issues the shaping the continents d down the news africa were gone with what's making the headlights and what's behind with the way on the streets to give you enough reports and insights. all the trends. my talk to you next on d, w. 77 percent on a matter of life and death. this week we want to talk about the global inequality around the cobit 19 back. why is the number of docs needed people in africa still so low? don't have access to vaccines, at least we don't know when we'll get access to them. what is the master plan to increase immunization coverage? the 77 percent? i mean, they don't really type in to 60 minute. not on d, w. ah, what people have to say matters to us. m. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. welcome to a special edition of d. w. news africa. looking at some of the highlights on our show, this year our correspondents were on the ground reporting from across the continent . that's

>> princeton was the actual place that grover and francis retired to. i will never forget the story i have been told this many times that grover did not like woodrow wilson and at the time wilson was the president and he did not allow his children to play together because there was a rift but that is the connection he actually retireds to princeton. >> talking about the cleveland children one daughter became famous but then passed away in her youth and her name was ruth and we have a candy bar named baby ruth. >> the actual candy company contacted the cleveland family to put the images of the baby and also francis on that. we have political memorabilia or souvenirs and they contacted the family actually to have those images on that candy bar but sadly ruth passed away and sadly she was pregnant with the child at the time and both happened almost at the same time so she did not get a chance to say goodbye to ruth before she passed away. >> it was very early in her childhood. >> they were afraid that the disease could affect the child and everybody thinks

thanks francis, francis, and thanks for joining us on. abc 7 mornings, i'm creating anova in for liz kroitz today for francis and i and lisa in for lisa abc 7 news continues at 9 am have a great day. 9 am have a great day. once upon a time, before jill said yes. she learned she had ibs-c and could treat it with linzess. that's why some things helped, but her constipation with belly pain would often return. maybe there was another way? or something left to learn? when her doctor connected the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating to ibs-c, it made sense to jill. so did learning that she could treat it with a once-daily pill. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms-belly pain, discomfort and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than two. it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain. especially

francis and grover was so saddened that they were defeated afterr the first election so she told the white house staff take care of the china because we will be back in four years. i think the romance that they had prior to them getting married in the white house was a love story that will endure the test of time founded by george cleveland who was at this event and was the grandson of grover. his sister found that address thatnd exists in the white house collection so that is just a powerful display of how wonderful and how elegant she was, and i think people certainly learn from history from that. t >> but there was an age difference between the two. >> absolutely. i think it was a love story that was kindled by francis his father, a dear friend of grover and i think upon his death he felt the need to make sure francis was taken care of for the rest of her life and they loved e each other. he was definitely a lot older by the stretch of 25 to 30 years. but at that time, she trusted him and was the guardian for many years either prior to his death, and i definitely think she had com

francis: as you can -- into san francisco? francis: as you can see, the lights are still kawhi leonard full. i want to keep showing you the backup. the three right lanes were blocked shortly after 5:00, when reportedly, two cars were racing, and that caused a domino effect and accent with injuries and a box truck. they had put an the which blocka while, and later reopened all the lanes. they are still seeing the right lanes are a bit slick, so be careful making your way across to treasure island, where the crash was. it has been taking an hour to get across the golden gate bridge, but heading over the san rafael bridge, that is also going to take about an hour. the san mateo bridge is still a good bet, and the backup is improving,, but it is still worth avoiding at this point. you might want to consider bart as well, they are not reporting any delays. amy hollyfield is also in the backup, giving us an update. for now, we will take you back to reggie. this is not a spot you want to be out, the bay bridge toll plaza. reggie: tha

let's get to francis. hi, francis. francis: it will be a sunny and very windy day. here is a live look from sutro toward san francisco. sunrise coming up shortly at 6:42. temperatures will be mainly upper 40's, bright and breezy. sunny all the way through with clear skies but the winds will really pick up so we have a red flag warning in solano county and wind advisory that continues through tomorrow for some of the upper elevations. sunset at 7:40 and temperatures continue to cool monday where we have rain and the accurate weather seven-day forecast is coming up. liz: thank you. new developments with the deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police doubled the number of officers in the downtown area and increased the amount of gang enforcement officers throughout the city. investigators said rival gangs were involved in the shootout last weekend that left six dead and 12 others injured. so far, too men -- two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting. a third was arrested on a weapons charge. at least five gunmen were involved. the mayor of san jose has

a few days before the race francy arrives alone. her partner couldn't come. here you can cast him, wants to stay home to help the workers on the farm. francie will support andreas in the race or will make the best of it. and i think that france, he is tough enough of good luck and glow. i reckon she can keep her cool better than me. i am always a bit too of a excited mercy when the time comes andreas and kirsten of train for over half a year and have sacrificed a lot. now andreea's will have to face the challenge without casting fees while hafun ah $45.00 participants from 5 countries or at the start of the burg beloved. andrea's face is a 350 kilometer trick. over the next few days, the marcia and his dogs will head into norway's arctic circle for the 1st leg. ice cold winds and temperatures as low as 40 degrees below celsius will push them to their limits. regular breaks will be necessary. the physical strain is enormous and the dogs need to recover. okay, mental concentration is also crucial for both man and dog. after 5 and a half hours and joyous and his

he even wants francy at his side again next time. mm hm. mm hm. we're all set to go beyond the obvious. well, as we take on the world, 8 hours, i do all this. yes, we're all about the stories that matter to you ever take police a deal we are your is actually on fire made for mine's a in many countries. education is still a privilege. tardy is one of the main causes, some young children walk in mind jobs instead of going to class. others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school. we ask why? because education makes the world more just a make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, a sailing trip for 5 young people with autism. they need space for downtime. and a clearly structured routine in your full boys. bo usually that anchored by the familiar but everything's different here. no day like the last. it's cramped on the boat. social contact is unavoidable. with also all aboard the sailors board at plains book harbor on the northern german baltic coast. daniel charlotta wa

pope francis's easter mass was hour 1/2. a stark change in easter prior, one 2001 no one was there. 2021 only a handful of people were inside. on friday post francis he did condemn the cruelty of the war in ukraine. he did mention he also had a mayor of a russian city captured by russians, later released as a prisoner exchanged. he stopped in the middle of his transcript and acknowledged that he was there and said the world was praying for them. what you're going to hear, this gentleman who walked us through is from vatican tv, very helpful, especially with the translation as well as a few fun factoids about the flowers. i'm just in awe how beautiful it is. i was actually talking to my producer how it many looks fake because everything is so perfect there today. >> like to welcome you all joining us for the broadcast. those joining us through euro vision, welcome, welcome also to our viewers of catholic tv, shalomm-tv. catholic faith network, tnntv, salt and light tv, cbs news london. >> one of the thing we saw throughout th

thanks francis. also next the warriors have a chance to sweep the nuggets what the dubs are saying as they get ready for game four chris alvarez has a preview from denver coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ your happiest spring starts at lowe's. experience all the deals at springfest. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. here is a live. look at santa cruz. you see a few drops of morning dew on the camera, but as francis dean wilson was telling us it might be a good day to head to the beach. we'll check in with her in just a few minutes, but first in sports a busy day ahead for bay area sports fans. the giants will try to sweep the nationals in washington logan webb is scheduled to start for san francisco. first pitch is at 10. fivefive at nationals park this afternoon. the a's will try to avoid being swept by the texas rangers cole irvin takes the hill for the athletics first pitch is at 107 at the oakland coliseum and the warriors will tryweep the nuggets and advance to the western conferen

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the only one for francis and all of them is the only one wants a dialogue with russia. so you know, mac wrong will be the measure obstacle in the years to come. even because micron closely tied to germany and also germany or in they look shoals and the angular medical, they hoped for micron selection. because microshare reflection will give life to the but he's badly an axis and from the bad, but it's better. the next is the bands the future if you are now and of course the future of europe. russia relations can ask a specifically about the economic sanctions. because you wrote the reason that these economic sanctions, against most are both unprecedented and planned in advance. but i'm seeing more and more western analysts suggesting that the scale of the sections and specifically the effect on 3rd countries, how painful it is to the rest of the world. maybe the biggest achilles heel. and that it may actually come back to her in the united states. do you think that there are indeed so well plan, do you think the united states are calculated accurately the rest of the wo

francis: let's go straight to the questions. how do you envision wells fargo working across the country to address climate change? bill: first, let me thank you for giving us 59 wells fargo a chance to focus on climate change. climate change is one of the most important issues we face. you can't do it aand the private sector can't do it alone. the grant of the conference and the program we hope to develop with the conference is to work with you, work with the private sector in your communities as you try to figure out how to build resiliency because of the issues that are coming to your cities. and so, we think it's a collaborative effort with the conference and the individual mayors. and we're excited about it. it's another collaboration we've done with the conference on top of some other really successful ones. francis: wells fargo recently lost a $50 million clean tech initiative. tell us about that and how it impacts cities in america. bill: we can't solve this problem without new technologies. we've created this $50 million

for example, francis will be, i'm a prominent american political scientist who was a frequent guess and, you know, very influential figure in here over the last couple of years, he wrote recently that a russian defeat will make possible a new birth of freedom and that it will allow to renew this period of 1989. putting aside her ability. why do you think that period of 1989, the falling berlin wall, the collapsing soviet union? this emerging american unit to larry? why do you think it was so shortly? the spirit of 89 was so short believe because as you said, it was led by the collapse of the soviet union. so it wasn't truly generally. it was a dollar drive and let's say, so i'm not saying that it was the money factor because it wasn't ok. but it was a man led by the rise of the polar moment. and as soon as the war experience it on fairness, i'm the baby daddy, this of the unit for a moment in particular to whatever the bomb being a grant do ward started turning the little overnight. so it wasn't about russia because russia at that time was a week, was a plenty of time, no problem. it wa

you said that the you weren't so surprised by po francis's statement. but as i was reading american accounts of it, and then how is it? i think there was a lot of this, me, a lot of anger, some questioning of the pope's cognitive ability and his wisdom. do you think washington downtown should use sanctions against the whole thing? because clearly what the pope is saying goes very vividly against what the by the administration and the rest of the west is. a trying to push as the as the truth. well, sanctions are the best, the tool of the might, the states foreign policy. so they could try to send something up. i think the united states some are magically will for their why the distance with a policy that will not do it openly. but they will the, with for the wrote this optimization agenda in the rest of the war. because against the background of the war, war in peace against the background of the west, russia confrontation of the seen american confrontation, there is another war taking place across the globe. and these are the war inside the christianity

the only one up for francis and all of them is the only one wants a dialogue with russia. so you know, mac wrong will be the measure obstacle in the years to come even because my grammar closely tied to germany and also germany or in they looked shoals and the angler medical they hoped for my grocery election because microshare for election will give life to the but he's badly an axis and from the bad, but it's better. the next is the bounce. the future if you were. and of course, the future of europe, russia relations. can i ask a specifically about the economic sanctions? because you wrote recently that these economic sanctions against most are both unprecedented and planned in advance. but i'm seeing more and more western analysts suggesting that the scale of the sections and specifically the effect on 3rd countries, how painful it is to the rest of the world. maybe the biggest achilles heel and that it may actually come back to her in the united states. do you think that there are indeed so well plan, do you think the united states are calculated accurately the rest of

thanks francis. at least one person is dead after a car crash on i-80 westbound near the treasure island on-ramp you can see the traffic is clearing there on the bay bridge right now a lot of flashing lights there as i drove in this morning initially all lanes were shut down on the bridge holding traffic to a standstill according to california highway patrol and midsize suv and sedan crashed into each other just after 2 am at last check lanes two through five are still closed. a vegetation fire in oakland just west of the lake shabo golf course is now under control the four alarm fire was first reported just after 11pm last night near the sheffield village neighborhood according to tweets by the oakland fire department multiple agencies responded crews will be on fire watch through sunday night tonight the cause of this fire is still under investigation. six people are recovering from injuries after a crash involving a muni bus in san francisco. this happened saturday morning at lombard street and fi

the sir francis drake will soon book the beacon grande. the hotel was closed during the pandemic and will finally reopen in the spring. yep, those guys look familiar there. no one in the hotel would answer the questions about the timing of the name change, but there is a push, as we know, the last couple years to rename the landmark named after sir francis drake. the famed british explorer was also a fur trader. >> if you go to the museum, when they talk about sir francis drake, they talk about him being the father of enslavement for the british empire. >> that was nolan of san francisco. he's helped with other efforts to rename bay area locations, including sir francis drake high school which is now archie williams high. our question of the day, what do you think of the sir francis drake name change? we asked on facebook, instagram and twitter. on instagram alex said drake was a slave trader and no longer needs to be commemorated. >>> the golden gate bridge. jeff returns with an updated timeline on this rain. stay with us. >>> here they c

pope francis is calling for peace in ukraine. russia is stepping up its offensive there. in the flatten city of mariupol where thousands of civilians already been killed. vladimir putin's military is telling the last ukrainian troops to surrender this morning before russia making the final push to capture the key coastal city. >>> as pope francis leads easter mass in st. peter sququare this morning. our focus on the pope using his powerful voice in this time of war and throughout history. >>> we'll turn our sunday spotlight with boat weather already here in many places and summer is just around the corner. a look at the electric future out in the water from your fishing boat to those giant cargo ships. >>> later, a new sit-down with the talented and hilarious jane lynch starting in the highly anticipated new broadway "funny girl" and playing the unforgettable sue sylvester on "glee." >> she was so bad. she would come up with the darkest and most violent things to say and because she's not -- you would laugh. >> a sit-down with jane lynch and a another life well lived a bi

francis carr in moscow, thank you very much. i promised at the start of the programme that we'd look at how the digital sleuthing that ben is an expert in has now been adopted by a lot of mainstream news outlets. so let me introduce you to the rest of my panel. alexa koenig is the executive director of the human rights centre at the berkeley school of law. alison killing is the winner of the 2021 a pulitzer prize in international reporting. haley willis is visual investigations reporter at the new york times. and, haley, if i can start with you. welcome to the media show. you've been investigating civilian casualties in us air and drone strikes. of course, alljournalists are looking to get impact with their reporting but this is pretty impressive. two weeks ago, the us defence secretary issued an order to military top brass that can be summarised effectively as do more to not kill the innocent. he said the protection of civilians remains vital to the ultimate success of our operations. that was lloyd austin. explain your newspap

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francis thank you very much. - russian public opinion. francis thank you very much. i - russian public opinion. francis l thank you very much. i promised at the start of the programme how the digital sleuth that thatis how the digital sleuth that that is an expert in is now been adopted by a lot of mainstream news outlets let me introduce you to the rest of my panel. alexa is the executive director of the human rights centre at the berkeley school of law, allison is the winner of law, allison is the winner of the 2021 a pulitzer prize in reporting. haley willis as visual investigations at the new york times. and haley, if i can start with you. welcome to the show. you've been investigating civilian casualties in the us and drone strikes. 0f casualties in the us and drone strikes. of course all journalists are looking to get impact with the reporting but this is pretty impressive. two weeks ago the us defence secretary issued an order to military top brass that can be summarised as, do more, not do more to kill the innocent. he said the protection of civilians remains

francis. i cannot emphasize enough that we train rigorously over and over and over again for not if, but when. because we have seen the violence that has taken place throughout the united states. and we would be naive not to think that that would not happen in our jurisdiction. so again, to the men and women of the tulsa police department, oklahoma highway patrol, all of the surrounding jurisdictions that descended upon the scene yesterday, i offer a heart felt thanks and i hope that each and every citizen that sees an officer today thanks an officer today because this job is hard. it is difficult. >> thank you, franklin. i had an opportunity to walk through the clinic this morning and i did that for two reasons. one of which so that i could see it for myself more than just the lobby, which is where i was last night, but also so that i could do one thing, which is i represent over 10,000 people that make up the st. francis health system and i prayed over each of the areas where it was clear th

and i think pope francis ultimately, he's not saying don't have animals. he's not saying you should have more children than you have pets. he's saying we need to discern the way that we participate in society and motherhood and fatherhood is a good. it is an objective good. the pope is talking to catholics, calling us to holiness. parenthood is a path to holiness, even though it is hard at times and there is an underlying theme here of we're called to nurture. look how many animals got adopted during the lockdowns. we want to nurture, we want to care. there are children who need homes. he talks about adoption during this entire lecture there are children who need loving homes, who need foster care. are we discerning doing that in our life these days? the pope is really trying to invite a much larger conversation, we shouldn't just sound bite him in this modern world where we can clip things and it goes viral on internet. >> katie mcgrady, love talking to you this morning. please come back. >> thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> "new day" continues righ

you have francis sweeney's, you know, francis sweeney's signature original letters from francis sweeney on the letterhead writing to writing writing to some of her handlers in british intelligence right there in these in these secret files and so i'm able to i was able to marry documents from from d classified secret archives in the uk for british intelligence and and documents that were in boston archives and mary those documents and find out how this operation was proceeding and moving forward is rather fascinating kind of kind of jaw-dropping revelations. so this is what the this is what the british decided to do. they decided to go around the fbi because what they were doing was entirely illegal some some say that it's the first time that the british returned to boston since 1776, but we'll let that go so they moved in. oh in their offices were in the little building right downtown off of off of the public gardens one of the most beautiful and uh residences in boston, and so they decided to obviate the fbi who didn't know anything about their work obviate the white house and to targ