Money from the Pacific Heights and presidio heights, and he could walk and spend it in the tenderloin. When you went to glide and you would cover glide and cecil uh, you were always sitting there going, okay, how does this really work . And it did work by bringing the money down to the hood. That was as simple as it. Now, one person, reverend williams worked closely with at glide is marvin k white, glides , minister of celebration. He responded to the news of reverend williams death, saying his impact on the bay area was felt from the moment he arrived in the 1950s. His immediately opening up the doors of the sanctuary to women, to poor folks, to sex workers, to black folks, to brown folks, to early queer organizers. He knew that there would always be someone coming in each generation beyond crack. Now theres fentanyl, but we know that we need to be here because he taught us that someone else is going to come. Well need our services. Well need our spiritual support. Well need our socia
Kool and the gang at the induction ceremony in october, which will stream live on disney plus. Congrats to all. Thats nightline for this ev seven news at 11. All Death Penalty cases in Alameda County are under the microscope tonight as a judge orders an investigation into possible discrimination in jury selection concerning notes from prosecutors now spiraling into a major issue for an already struggling das office. Whats next in this potentially explosive case . But first, San Francisco is remembering a legend who made a huge difference in hundreds of thousands of lives. Reverend Cecil Williams, a civil rights pioneer who fought for the poor and hungry. No matter their race or sexual orientation, has died. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. Cecil williams, pastor, at his home in San Francisco this morning surrounded by family. He was 94. The reverend and his late wife founded the now world famous glide Memorial Church in the tenderloin. Williams last appearance the
Francisco is remembering a legend who made a huge difference in hundreds of thousands of lives. Reverend Cecil Williams, a civil rights pioneer who fought for the poor and hungry. No matter their race or sexual orientation, has died. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. Cecil williams, pastor, at his home in San Francisco this morning surrounded by family. He was 94. The reverend and his late wife founded the now world famous glide Memorial Church in the tenderloin. Williams last appearance there in fact, was just recently easter sunday. His Community Outreach programs helped the citys poor and homeless for six decades. San Francisco Mayor london breed says williams was at the top of the list of black role models. Abc seven News Reporter j. R stone looks at the pastors legacy of compassion and fierce advocacy, two things that are critical to us unconditional love and unconditional acceptance. And when you got those two things going for you, you really are out on the c
Manslaughter due to a deadly wildfire ignited by their electric grid. She also talks about electric grid capacity and building climate resilient infrastructure. This is hosted by the Stanford Graduate School of business. Business. Applaud. Thank thank you so it cae my pleasure to introduce the person youre actually here too see, who is Patricia Poppe whose last get speak the entire event. So patty is ceo of pacific gas and Electric Company who is a largest Utility Companies in the united states. They have about 20,000 employees. Employees. They supply natural gas and electricity to about 16 Million People in northern and central california. That those of you who are familiar with pge hear a lot of pge in the news. Those of you who are listening with pg e should know that its a publicly traded company that assays a lot of challenges in recent years. In 2010 thatrs was a a gas line explosion in san bruno california. 2017 and 2018 were major fires including the campfire that basically spa
This is hosted by the Stanford Graduate School of business. Thank you so much, maria. It is my pleasure to introduce the person he will you are actually here to see. Patty poppe is ceo of pacific gas and electric company, one of the largest Utility Companies in the united states. They have about 28,000 employees, they supply natural gas and electricity to about 16 Million People in northern and central california. Now those of you who are familiar with pg e hear a lot about pg e in the news, those of you who are less familiar with pg e should know that its a publicly traded company that has faced a lot of challenges in recent years. In 2010 there was a gas line explosion in san bruno, california. 2017 and 2018 there were major fires including the campfire that basically sparked by my understanding is power lines that killed about 84 people in paradise, california, destroyed the town. The Company Actually pled guilty to criminal charges of involuntary manslaughter, there were lawsuits,