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Update on Kenneth Harding, Who Was Shot Saturday in San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters’ Point District: The Guy Was a Convicted Pimp

• July 20, 2011 • 9 Comments

Posted in African American History, Black People, Civil Rights/Human Rights, Class, Crime, Crime-Cops-Injustice, Cultural History, Gang Violence, Journalism and Ethics, Mental Health/Psychology, Murder/Manslaughter, Pedophilia/Child Kidnapping, Race, Rape/Sex Crimes, The Mainstream Media (MSM), Women
Tags: Advocacy, African Americans, Bay Area, Black Girls, Black Women, Blacks, California Public Records Act, Chief of Police, Child Abuse, Child Prostitute, Child Sexual Abuse, Dolores Park, George Gascón, Kenneth Harding, Market Streets, Mesha Irizarry, Murder, Paramedics, Pimp, Pimping, Police Killings, Racism, Rape, Rodney King, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Municipal Railway, San Francisco Police Department, Seattle, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Slavery, SFPD, Tanaya Gilbert, The Crime Scene, United States, Washington State, YouTube

Meanwhile, Back in Madison: Scorching Temperatures to Continue for Two More Days; “Concerts on the Square” Show Will Go On Regardless of The Heat

• July 20, 2011 • Comments Off

Posted in Class, Health, The Heart, Weather, Wisconsin
Tags: "Concerts on the Square", ABBA, AC, Air Conditioning, Children, Common Sense, Dane County Fair, Elderly, Fans, Freon, HBP, Health, Heart, Heat Index, Heat Wave, Madison Chamber Orchestra, Madison Metro, Madison WI, Midwest, Midwestern United States, National Weather Service, Power Demand, Power Supply, Severe Weather Advisory, Shade, Trees, United States, University of Wisconsin Madison, UW Hospitals and Clinics, Wendy Williams, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Capitol Building

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The New York Times

They Were Laid Off. Now They’re Helping Out. April 9, 2020
Across the country, unemployed workers are setting up online communities to help navigate the nightmare of crashed websites and confusing regulations.
Coronavirus in the South: Vulnerable Region Awaits the Worst April 9, 2020
Public health officials fear underlying problems, from poor health to poverty, could exacerbate the effects of the coronavirus in the South.
Checkpoints, Curfews, Airlifts: Virus Rips Through Navajo Nation April 9, 2020
The coronavirus is tearing across the largest Native American reservation in the United States. Facing a spike in deaths, Navajo officials are scrambling to respond.
Poultry Worker’s Death Highlights Spread of Coronavirus in Meat Plants April 9, 2020
Some employees are coming in sick, and one woman died after being ordered back to work. “Our work conditions are out of control,” a longtime Tyson employee said.
Baltimore Hopes Surveillance Planes Lower Crime, but Residents Fear Abuse April 9, 2020
The A.C.L.U. has challenged a six-month trial program endorsed by the police chief in a city with one of the highest murder rates in the nation.
Iowa Was Meaningless April 9, 2020
We spent a lot of time covering the candidates’ ups and downs in Iowa. Almost none of it mattered.
OPEC and Russia Are Said to Agree to 10% Production Cut April 9, 2020
The cuts for May and June were smaller than some investors and analysts had expected, and oil prices gave up earlier gains.
New Episode of ‘Tiger King’ Is Announced April 9, 2020
Netflix says an ‘after show’ of its popular and divisive hit true-crime series will premiere on Sunday.

The Guardian, UK

Coronavirus live news: confirmed global cases pass 1.5m as Boris Johnson leaves intensive care April 9, 2020
Italy’s curve flattening but deaths rise by 610; UK’s PM improves in hospital; virus could push 500m people into povertyFull story: global coronavirus cases pass 1.5 millionBoris Johnson leaves intensive careHow coronavirus spread across the globe - visualisedUS coronavirus updates – liveSee all of our coronavirus coverage 12.18am BST The British prime minis […]
UK lockdown could end 'with sector-by-sector plan' for firms April 9, 2020
Industries like manufacturing could return to normal before entertainment companies, according to Whitehall sourcesCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageMinisters are looking at ending the coronavirus lockdown with a “gradual sector-by-sector approach” that could see vital industries such as manufacturing get back to work before less cr […]
WHO warned of transmission risk in January, despite Trump claims April 9, 2020
Notes to global health leaders on 10 and 11 January highlighted possible infection routesCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe World Health Organization warned the US and other countries about the risk of human-to-human transmission of Covid-19 as early as 10 January, and urged precautions even though initial Chinese studies at that […]
EU strikes €500bn relief deal for countries hit hardest by pandemic April 9, 2020
Compromise reached after Netherlands relents on ‘economic surveillance’ of beneficiary nationsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageA messy compromise to unlock €500bn (£438bn) of EU support for countries hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic has been struck after Italy’s prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, warned that the existence of th […]
Hong Kong face masks ban largely upheld despite coronavirus April 9, 2020
Law against use at legal and illegal assemblies was introduced during protestsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageAs health experts in Hong Kong call for masks to be made mandatory to tackle coronavirus, a ban on their use that was introduced in response to protests has been largely upheld by the appeal court.The court also used its r […]
'It's all gone': Cyclone Harold cuts a deadly path through Vanuatu April 9, 2020
The northern islands of the Pacific nation were hit by a category-5 cyclone on Monday, flattening buildings, cutting power and stripping treesThe once-lush forest cover of the island of Malo has been completely denuded. Nearly every tree lost major limbs. Many were snapped at the trunk. Even cyclone-adapted coconut trees were strewn about like matchsticks. S […]
Saudi Arabia begins two-week ceasefire in Yemen due to coronavirus April 9, 2020
Aid agencies welcome move amid fears virus outbreak could devastate war-torn countryCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageSaudi Arabia has started a two-week unilateral ceasefire in Yemen, in a move designed to show its awareness of the threat the coronavirus poses to a war-torn country with only rudimentary health services.So far no Co […]
China signals end to dog meat consumption by humans April 9, 2020
Draft policy released by agriculture ministry cites concern over animal welfare and prevention of disease transmission as factors behind moveCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe Chinese government has signalled an end to the human consumption of dogs, with the agriculture ministry today releasing a draft policy that would forbid ca […]

The BBC

Coronavirus: Worst economic crisis since 1930s depression, IMF says April 9, 2020
Global economic growth will turn "sharply negative" this year due to the pandemic, the IMF warns.
EU agrees €500bn coronavirus rescue package April 9, 2020
EU finance ministers reached the deal after marathon talks in Brussels.
Oil producers agree to cut production by a fifth April 9, 2020
The group will cut production by 10 million barrels a day from May to combat a fall in demand.
Coronavirus: Spain PM sees 'fire coming under control' April 9, 2020
Pedro Sánchez is the latest leader to express cautious optimism about the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus: Is it too soon for a movie about it? April 9, 2020
Corona: Fear is a Virus, which is thought to be the first film about the disease, is set in a lift.
Coronavirus fuels a surge in fake medicines April 9, 2020
With the world's major medicine producers in lockdown, dangerous counterfeit drugs are on the rise.
Coronavirus: WHO chief and Taiwan in row over 'racist' comments April 9, 2020
Taiwan rejects accusations by the UN health body's head that racist slurs against him originated there.
Coronavirus: US weekly jobless claims hit 6.6 million April 9, 2020
The Federal Reserve unveils more measures to shore up the economy as weekly jobless claims hit 6.6 million.