Kumanjayi Walker, 19, was gunned down in Yuendumu, 300km northwest of Alice Springs on November 9, 2019, by Northern Territory police officer Zach Rolfe, 30, in an arrest gone wrong.
gun blasts. a doctor well known to antiabortion protesters was shot down by a sniper last night while at home with his wife and four children. you could not find an abortion provider in the 80s and 90s who would say they felt immune from the that of terroristic violence. everyone involved in abortion was vulnerable. but perhaps no one was targeted as relentlessly as one specific doctor in wichita, kansas, dr. george tiller. for two months anti-abortion protesters laid sieged but their main target was not the clinic, it was a doctor, dr. george tiller. they called him tiller the killer. tiller still performs abortions, but hundreds of other doctors have stopped because of scenes like this and this. anti-abortion forces targeted dr. tiller in every way imaginable. in 1986 his clinic was bombed. tiller hung a sign outside the
into the church george tiller attended. he walked in on a sunday morning, held up a gun to tiller s head, and executed him at point blank range. according to the killer, scott rotor, he had been thinking about killing tiller for years. but it was the result of that trial, the acquittal of all the misdemeanor charges, that motivated him to go through with it, to do it. it seemed like that was the last attempt by the state of kansas to find if there was anything at all going on illegally in george tiller s clinic, and it seemed as though that was the last step and now he was acquitted, found not guilty. did you decide it was incumbent upon you to do something? there was nothing being done, and the legal process had been exhausted, and these babies were dying every day. and i felt that if someone did
bankruptcy or any other organization, we would have to sell assets. we couldn t just keep everything that we owned. it s not fair that the city of detroit. and then they go to michigan taxpayers and get $200 million. we have some of the worst roads in the state. but if you and i were in in bankruptcy, right, there s a difference between chapter 11 and chapter 13. and the question are you restructuring to continue running or do you want to see them liquidated? it sounds to me like you want to see is something closer to liquidation than restructuring. the question what detroit looks like after it comes out of this if you have the republican governor, you have republican been members of the house, got these huge margins, bondholders and pensioners who all say this is a good deal, seems like it might be a good deal. they haven t voted yet. you say they think say this is a good deal. they are in the process of voting. we don t know what the bondholders are saying, pensioners are votin
it s kind of i hate to say bare bones, but it is. they kind of turn into ghost towns fairly quickly. we met the republican insurance commission here is fighting her own party s refusal to expand medicaid. for me, it s not about the political party. for me, it s about doing what s best for the people of kansas. listen to what can sans have to say and are they really representing your interest as a voter? are they really looking out for what s in your best interest as a citizen of the state? we met the man who is helping turn kansas into a model state by stopping a law that sponsors local governments from regulating guns. the constitution gives us the right to free speech. we want our city to regulate our free speech? i don t think so what about our right to worship? we want them to regulate the right to worship? i don t think so and tonight, we highlighted the fight to provide women with health care in a state that has become a laboratory for ultraconservative ideas througho