Once the crisis subdued and William Clayton dug up as documents again they might as well have remained buried they remain restricted for over 175 years. It wasnt until 2014. The lds church announced they were be making them available for the first time in published form. And dont forget to tell all of you that whenever there is a document or series of documents that are kept hidden and secret lots of legends and myths crop up around them. Over the century and a half there had been lots of myths about the Counsel Council of 50 and what took place in it. And this grew to legendary proportion until finally when they finally got access to the council some were disappointed by the content. Where was Justice Smith being crowned as a king or where were they ordering the assassination of the u. S. President. These were all things that were bandied about. Some people were disappointed in these records when they were finally released as a historian of American Religion and politics they were lik
In Salt Lake City utah, this runs about an hour. [applause] thank you. Its a great honor to be here and a great honor to see so many bright faces eager to talk about stuff i am equally eager to talk about with you. Ordering the destruction of the nauvoo, he turns to his secretary, William Clayton who happens to be the secretary of the Sacred Council that had recently been established in nauvoo called the council of 50. He turns to clayton and says i want you to go and burn the secret counsel weve been meeting with over the last few months. They could be understood as treasonous and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong han hands. They might as well have remained buried because they remained restricted from scholars. It wasnt until they were going to be making it available for the first time in published form. They are kept hidden and secret. Until finally when there were the people that finally got access to the council 50 records some were disappointed by the content. He was be
Minutes of that secret counsel we had been meeting and over the last few months. He knew the contents of those records were very controversial and when seen in a certain light or context they could be understood as treason and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong hands. William clayton to the great benefit of the rest of us. Chose to disobey his profit instead of and set up burning the documents he buried them. Once the crisis was to subdue and he dug up those documents again they might has well have been buried because they remain restricted from scholars and historians believers and skeptics alike for over 175 years. It wasnt until 2014 that the lds church and announced they were going to beat making them available for the first time in published form and they were finally published in 2016. I dont have to tell all of you that whenever there is a document or a series of documents that are keep kept hidden. A lot of legends and myths crop up around them. Over the centuries and
Made. Our investigators dont know if the shooting occurred inside the location. We have to determine where the crime scene is. Was it in the hallway . Was it in one of the suites or somewhere in the building . Was it somewhere else . Again, we have very little information. Police say theres no sign of forced entry and people who work at the Business Park say its common for employees to work late at night. However, so far theres no word if the victim was an employee there at the building which houses a manufacturer for semiconductor and other businesses. A deadly officerinvolved shooting in oakland sparked a violent protest. It began at 69th and international boulevard yesterday afternoon. Officers spotted a car believed to be connected to an armed robbery. They chased the suspect to west oakland where he crashed at 222nding and Martin Luther king way. He tried to carjack someone else. Officers arrived. He ran off. Three officers tracked him down a block away. The suspect advanced towar
From the bloomberg newsroom. Emily im emily chang. This is bloomberg west. In theps the ante encryption debate, telling the fbi to back off. Who wins in the standoff . Beats estimates again, closing in on at t and verizon. How do they do it . Deeper intoigs grocery delivery. We will see how long startups can compete in this business. First, to the lead, a watershed moment in a debate to in Silicon Valley and washington. Apple is rejecting a court order to investigate the iphone of one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attacks. Tim cook framed it as a chilling attack on civil liberties. He wrote we are challenging the demand with the deepest respect for american democracy and they love of our country. That this demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty are government is meant to protect. Echoed by thewas most famous defender of civilian privacy, Edward Snowden, who said the f ei is creating a world where citizens rely on apple to defend the rights. Told reporter