for 45 years, this court extended brown's legacy to the context of higher education. it recognized five different times that it limited considered -- is constitutionally permissible to promote the benefits of racial diversity in higher education. it first so held 25 years after brown. it later reaffirmed the holding in grutter in 2003. it then reaffirmed grutter in 2013 and 2016. the court's higher education presidents -- precedence. as the majority recognizes, the court has explained in many other contexts that the constitution permits the use of race when it set of -- satisfies strict scrutiny. consistent with that view, the court has recognized a number of compelling interests that justify the use of race. it has held that race can be considered to segregate presenters, to remedy various incidents of discrimination, to integrate primary schools, and even to draw voting districts. in stark contrast with today's decision, the court has even allowed border patrol agents to consider a person's race and skin color when stopping motorists at the u.s.-mexico border. today

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brown: why? mr. abrams: on social media, we have not talked about the section 230 of the federal law which governs this, which basically immunizes social media against libel claims for what people say on social media. it was intended to and it has allowed social media to explode in terms of its ability to in effect people on while the social media entity does not have to check it. the new york times has to check it. they even have to check it when the person is a public person in many instances -- circumstances. whether we continue to have that , i don't know, but i'm not even advocating one thing or the other. a final note from me and i will save you time, if i had to tell you one thing you ought to tell your children when you go home tonight, it is that salman rushdie spoke to you. [applause] mr. brown: marissa what would you tell your class next time you convene? ms. lidsky: well, so last term in the supreme court dealt with two significant internet related cases. elena kagan said we are not the n

fo45 years, this court extend brown's legacy to the contt higher education. it recognized fi dferent times that it lit considered -- is constitutionally rmsible to promote the benefits of racial diversity in higher education. first so held 25 years after brown. it later reaffirmed the holding in grutter in 2003. it then reaffirmed grutter in 2013 and 26. the court's higher education presidents -- precedence. as the majority recognizes,he court has explained in many other contexts that the constitution pmi the use of race when it set of -- satisfies strict scrutiny. conste with that view,he court has recognized a number of compelling interests that justify the use of race. it has held that raccabe considered to segregate presenters, to remedy various incidents of discrimination, to integrate primary schools, an even to draw votingicts. in stark contrast thoday's decision, the court has even allod border patrol agents to nsider a pson's race and skin color when stopping motorists at the u.s.-mexico bord. today in the face of this body of law, this court singl o

i think gordon brown summed _ what he was like? i think gordon brown summed him _ what he was like?ed him up - what he was like? i think gordon brown summed him up there - what he was like? i think gordon | brown summed him up there with what he was like? i think gordon - brown summed him up there with his wry humour. he came with his wife maggie, that sense of humour, that sense of encouragement and that sense of encouragement and that sense of encouragement and that sense ofjust being a thoroughly decent human being will be some in that i'm sure most people will remember alistair buy. he was in the neighbouring seat of edinburgh south—west and i was in edinburgh sell. i remember he was the first person to congratulate me in 2010. he couldn't quite believe that there was a hint that we may have held on in south edinburgh and he was the first person to congratulate me and for every second a moment beyond that, he has been hugely supportive and encouraging.— that, he has been hugely supportive and encouraging. woody described him as a auide and encouraging. woody described him as a g

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy first taunted charlie brown withall on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbie and i voiced charlie brown on the thanks giving special. >> todd barbie from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. todd pulled out his old script, proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive of the football. >> gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. on my back. kill my, kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. todd, it's just such a classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can relate to from all w

brown is a child care provider and has a side business selling vintage toys on ebay. and like many working class renters in the city, paying market rate rent is out of the question. >> this is my life. this is my home. this is my neighborhood. these are my friends. this is my family. >> reporter: since rejecting that buyout offer back in 2021, brown says conditions in her apartment have become unsafe. >> all the cracking. >> reporter: and her landlord refuses to do anything about it. >> they're just coming through the holes in the walls. >> reporter: there's the rodents, she says, but the list goes on. >> we have no insulation. none of our doors are weatherproof. so it's cold. there's mold. we have a leak that comes through my son's bedroom every winter when it rains. >> reporter: these issues and more were documented by city inspectors early last year after brown filed a complaint. >> i feel like he's trying to break me to be quite honest. >> reporter: the city gave the landlord 30 days to fix the problems or face fines. but just last month, more than a year after th

brown became mayor.ecame parking commissioner, then city supervisor, it was newsom's political future attracting attention. - when they got up to toast him, one of his buddies proceeded to toast him. said that, mr. mayor, the next time we've been toasting this man on his birthday, it'll be in the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue and you're invited. that was before he was anything. - but what do you think it is about gavin newsom that has led to this evolution to where he is at now? - well, i think gavin played his cards right. he played his hands well. - now the former parking commissioner turned governor is a global brand, traveling to war zones, to china, and crisscrossing the us campaigning for the democratic party. - this is a guy, when we look at our crystal ball, who is headed to the national stage to restart the democratic party. you can't even underestimate that. - [steve] david mccuan is a political science professor at sonoma state, who sees newsom clearly campaigning for a new era in poli

>> reporter: vincent brown is expecting again. >> how have things been going?porter: and doesn't want anyone else to go through what she did. >> the trauma that i experienced, i blame completely on the legislation. and it's really pushing me to try to make a change. >> reporter: vincent brown is now suing the state of idaho along with other patients and doctors over its abortion ban, which they say is resulting in, quote, grave harms to pregnant patients. the center for le productive rights, which filed the suit, has brought similar suits in three other states, norah. three other states, norah. >> an important it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bi

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy first taunted charlie brown with the football on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbee and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbee from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in, and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. >> todd pulled out his old script, proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. the football gag is a classic. hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. flat on my back and kill myself or kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. todd it's just such a classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can r

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy first taunted charlie brown with grew up. >> i'm todd barbee and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbee from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in, and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. >> todd pulled out his old script proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. >> the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. flat on my back. kill myself, kill myself. >> but as for the kick. >> todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. todd, it's just such a classic scene. >> and it's something i think that so many people can relate to from all walks of life. you know, you're

at brown university, 20 jewish students who participated in a sit-in to demand brown consider a divestment resolution were arrested on wednesday. hundreds of fellow students sang jewish prayers outside brown's university hall in solidarity with the sit-in. students with the m.i.t. coalition against apartheid held a peaceful protest despite threats from the school's administration. >> we are here because m.i.t. has threatened all protesters who just happened to be at the demonstration. we must fight. >> there's a lot of energy. a lot of people [indiscernible] amy: here in new york city, students at the columbia school of social work held a sit-in protest despite multiple threats of academic sanctions. on capitol hill, students protested at a congressional hearing wednesday calling out the demonization of pro-palestinian voices and what they called unjust charges of anti-semitism to suppress any criticism of israel. students were thrown out of the hearing and arrested. the house hearing was called "free speech on college campuses." in the democratic republic of the congo, a record nearly-7 m

george "funky" brown was 74. ♪ celebrate good time are ts >> a life well lived.

for maximus -- black and brown, latina. for maximus to get all those people in the room, they didn't even give the courtesy to say do these in private and give us an explanation why we're firing you. they used the phrase local volume, that's the reason we're firing all these mothers. happy mother's day. liz: horrible. katherine: to have that happen to so many people and the struggle we have to deal every day, that is what is moving me. i'm teaching my children that you have to fight for what you believe. i'm teaching my kids that even though i am ready to lose my job because i'm sitting here now, i believe in the cause. we help millions of americans every day. we deal with their health insurance. there's nothing more satisfying than to have someone call you and say i have cancer and my health insurance is canceled and i am afraid i'm going to die. and for me to be able to be the voice to help people in that situation, maximus doesn't see that what we do is something that the american people need. we are supposed to be essen

it is all taking a major toll, brown says. >> i'm not doing very well to be honest.t babysit here anymore. i can't have my friends around anymore. i cannot go to. >> the issue of the house were so bad i cannot let them walk away without offering some assistance. >> reporter: stephanie smallwood is an attorney with the clinic. she first got involved with the case after they served this owner moving eviction notice after they rejected his buyout offer. the notice said they had 60 days to leave because he intended to move in for himself. >> i thought there was no way that your landlord is going to move into the unit. >> reporter: so at this point, you believe that is planning to move in here. >> would you move in here? >> reporter: more than a year later, their landlord still hasn't acted on that eviction notice. and last year, smallwood filed a lawsuit on behalf of , and liam alleging negligence and harassment among other things. and it is still going to the courts. the attorney declined our interview request and said in a statement, he denies the tenants obligations a

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy. >> first taunted charlie brownlike most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbie and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbie from san anselmo is remembered sing a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. todd pulled out his old script proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. >> the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. on my back. kill myself, kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. >> todd, it's just such a classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can relate to from all walks of life. >>

not 'ust issues a brown welfare. notjust issues a brown weight _ welfare.fare. notjust issues a l brown weight and hydration where the governing body has seen fit to act. children as young as seven are being called at a school for extra training sessions, and that now should be a thing of the past, particularly for primary school kids. some feel all those over 12 should have been included, but parents here are pleased british gymnastics has addressed education for the first time. addressed education for the first time-— addressed education for the first time. , ., , , . first time. they will only be a handful of— first time. they will only be a handful of children _ first time. they will only be a handful of children who - first time. they will only be a handful of children who will. first time. they will only be a l handful of children who will go on to achieve olympic gold, and it is such a gamble of a sport that education has to be key to their growth as well. said their growth as well. sofa children _ their growth as well. sofa children who _ their grow

brown, aye. mr. schumer, no o mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. lee, aye. mr. warner, no. mr. sanders, no. mr. barrasso, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: mrs. warren, no. mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. menendez, no. mr. daines, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the presiding officer: the yeas are 50, the nays are 48. the joint resolution is passed. under the previous order, the senate will resume executive session. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 126, monica ramirez almadani of california to be united states district judge for the central district of california, signed by 19 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of monica ramirez almadani of california to be

mr brown's the election in 2010.a statement on behalf of his family says he died after a short spell in western general hospital under the wonderful care of the cancer team . the care of the cancer team. the israeli military says the ceasefire truce with hamas will continue for another day. us secretary of state antony blinken is currently meeting with israel's prime minister and his war cabinet in jerusalem . he his war cabinet in jerusalem. he says the temporary truce between israel and hamas has produced results and the us hopes it will continue to. 16 hostages held in gaza were freed last night on what was thought to be the final day of a two day extension to the pause in fighting . and the pause in fighting. and a world first online fraud charter is being launched to tackle internet scams. the home secretary gathered representatives from several leading tech companies, including facebook , tiktok, including facebook, tiktok, snapchat and youtube, to sign the pledge to tackle the issue. the charter will introduce

eliot brown who _ right before covid in 2019. eliot brown who is — right before covid in 2019.brown who is a writer _ right before covid in 2019. eliot brown who is a writer for the wall streetjournal, thank you very much forjoining us. street journal, thank you very much forjoining m— forjoining us. thanks for having me. you forjoining us. thanks for having me- you are _ forjoining us. thanks for having me. you are watching _ forjoining us. thanks for having me. you are watching bbc - forjoining us. thanks for having l me. you are watching bbc news. five environmental innovations have each won awards worth £1 million — about $1.2 million — at the prince of wales's earthshot prize. speaking at the ceremony in singapore, the prince warned that the climate crisis cannot be ignored, and he said all the finalists showed the ability to inspire change. a warning, this report from our royal correspondent, daniela relph, from the ceremony, contains flashing images. when it's an environmental prize, the red carpet becomes a green one. nominees mixed with celebrity guests ahead of the aw

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy. >> first taunted charlie brownthe football on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbee and i voiced charlie brown on the thanks giving special. >> todd barbee from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in, and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. >> todd pulled out his old script, proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. on my back. i'll kill myself. i'll kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. >> todd it's just such a classic scene. and it's something i think that so many people

brown and there was an etoerly bobby brown who was coming bobby brown and there was an etoerly b> bobby brown had to wait another six years before he got the job. >> which reminds me of the churchill story about selwyn lloyd. lloyd is on lloyd. now, selwyn lloyd is on the famous victims of the night of knives. yes, but of the long knives. yes, but apparently appointed of the long knives. yes, but apparentchurchill appointed of the long knives. yes, but apparentchurchill thoughted was because churchill thought he was another called geoffrey another person called geoffrey lloyd , and selwyn became a lloyd, and selwyn became a minister instead of geoffrey lloyd, but a senior one. >> and there's another one. there's when blair was and he did a lot of it on the phone. of course, when they get the course,

charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy. >> first taunted charlie brown on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbee and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbee from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in and do i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out? todd pulled out his old script proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. >> she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. >> the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. flat on my back. kill myself, kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right, todd? >> it's just such a classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can relate t

brown and there was an etoerly bobby brown who was coming bobby brown and there was an etoerly b> bobby brown had to wait another six years before he got the job. >> which reminds me of the churchill story about selwyn lloyd. lloyd is on lloyd. now, selwyn lloyd is on the famous victims of the night of knives. yes, but of the long knives. yes, but apparently appointed of the long knives. yes, but apparentchurchill appointed of the long knives. yes, but apparentchurchill thoughted was because churchill thought he was another called geoffrey another person called geoffrey lloyd , and selwyn became a lloyd, and selwyn became a minister instead of geoffrey lloyd, but a senior one. >> and there's another one. there's when blair was and he did a lot of it on the phone. of course, when they get the cours

as i said reverend brown, buddy and catherine.p and i will ask my first question for reverend ryan. you are coming out of some north carolina a deep history a deep family history of activism. even organizing in an amazon facility. not only standing up against one of the biggest companies you are doing it in the south. talk to us about those and why is itt important to be organizig in the south in this moment? >> thank you for that question. that question has a lot of complexities. return my organizing ourselves. you can appreciate this comment i can look at their historical context in 1961 for radical black baptist minister named doctor martin luther king jr. who spoke to your union. we've watered down but in that speech martin was talking about how the civil rights movements and the labor movement were intertwined.er and what was going on at the time all of the states or in thn the southeast former confederate states were passing these laws right to work brother martin said that was a false slogan. i can appreciate those comments

it is all taking a major toll, brown says. >> i'm not doing very well to be honest. i cannot babysit here anymore. i can't have my friends around anymore. i cannot go to. >> the issue of the house were so bad i cannot let them walk away without offering some assistance. >> reporter: stephanie smallwood is an attorney with the clinic. she first got involved with the case after they served this owner moving eviction notice after they rejected his buyout offer. the notice said they had 60 days to leave because he intended to move in for himself. >> i thought there was no way that your landlord is going to move into the unit. >> reporter: so at this point, you believe that is planning to move in here. >> would you move in here? >> reporter: more than a year later, their landlord still hasn't acted on that eviction notice. and last year, smallwood filed a lawsuit on behalf of , and liam alleging negligence and harassment among other things. and it is still going to the courts. the attorney declined our interview request and said in a statement, he denies the tenants oblig

the world that brown had spent the last decade working in.kind of the perfect candidate to service a cooperator to aid prosecutors. and according to the times, when he was approached with an opportunity to get out of prison, he made it clear h would do anything the goveme asked him, including wearing a wire to record calls with his business partners. but, as the times also explains, what the prosecutors did not know was that braun, his family, and allies were pursuing an entirely different effort to help him regain his freedom through the white house's clemency process. among the channels that were exploited was a tie to the kushner family. yes, that family. according to the times, brown had gone to the school with jared's younger sister, and their fathers had known each other for years. brandon's family also retained the help of alan dershowitz, a trump ally with close ties with jared. and would you believe it? the white house angle ended up working out for braun. just hours after -- the white house and at the news release written by mr. kus

the world that brown had spent the last decade working in.brown was kind of the perfect candidate to service a cooperator to aid prosecutors. and accorngo the times, when he s proached with an opportunity to get out of prison, he made it clear he would do anything the government asked him, including weing a wire to record calls with his business rtners. but, as the times also explains, what the prosecutors did not know was that braun, his family, and allies were pursuing an entirely different effort to help him regain his freedom through the white house's clemency process. among the channels that were exploited was a tie to the kushner family. yes, that family. according to the times, brown had gone to the school with jared's younger sister, and their fathers had known each other for years. brandon's family also retained the help of alan dershowitz, a trump ally with close ties with jared. and would you believe it? the white house angle ended up working out for braun. just hours after -- the white house and at the news release written by mr.

as the elliptic, bob brown has to be repaired and treated regularly as of the so sick. so do you live in i it's funny because the preparations take up most of your time on even the bottom line of is take this full hours of what before you can do it, run for the phone, kind of things like preparing the runners and tightening screws seen it takes forever tossing the able that just to spend 2 minutes going down the track upon the march. the season is over. the weather gets wilma on the truck simply disappears until winter be tons. and the building book starts afresh. the architectural to both inside and out there. berlin, so harmony, palms finished. this eye clinic concert hall 60 years ago in the household and the music world continues to make this building so unique. there. berlin, still harmony your own mac. next on d w, the glory days of motor racing, one means stands apart from father solo. from up until 1989. this race tracks near 10. i wasn't for the fastest drivers from all over the world. we're meeting legends from indian motor sports, learning about the legendary

it is very hard for any prime minister, gordon brown _ to do? gordon brown in a - to do? it is very hard for any prime | minister, gordon brown in a similar position taking over after tony blair, it is hard to come in at the tail end of a long period of single party government. no party has won five general elections in a row ever in british history and that is what the conservatives have been asked to do, so he will try to make his mark make something distinctively tory, distinctively sunak, while at the same time very mindful of the impact of everything he says on voters, particularly floating voters. it will be necessarily a political speech, thinking very much of the impact of actually of every word he has. i think it is tough, i think he has. i think it is tough, i think he has restored credibility to the prime minister and the prime minister's office after the tumultuous years of borisjohnson and liz truss, he will be mindful of that event also.— that event also. anthony, we are 'ust that event also. anthony, we are just looking _ that eve

brown, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. mr. welch, aye. mr. schmitt, aye. mr. cramer, aye. mr. cotton, aye. mr. cardin, aye. the clerk: mr. lujan, aye. mr. vance, aye. mr. budd, aye. mr. graham, aye. mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. mr. lankford, aye. mr. johnson, aye. the clerk: mr. boozman, aye. mr. crapo, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, aye. mr. grassley, aye. ms. hirono, aye. mr. wyden, aye. mr. moran, aye. the clerk: mr. rubio, aye. mr. romney, aye. mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. mr. markey, aye. mr. fetterman, aye. mr. warnock, aye. mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mrs. capito, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. barrasso, aye. aye. mr. mcconnell, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. mr. kennedy, aye. ms. ernst, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. hoeven, aye. mr. thune, aye. collins, aye. mr. -- ms. collins, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. mr. coons, aye. mrs. murray, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. blum

brown in "american fiction. take a look. >> what do you see in my brother?ke a three-legged dog >> i see it now. like somebody dying on a a toilet >> exactly >> got - >> in -- invariably, you -- you -- you go too far. >> you think i don't think i go far enough. >> it's becoming hurtful >> aw. >> see see. >> "you know, invariably, you're -- you're -- you're going too far. [ laughter ] >> you've got a kiss, man. look at you. just by being pathetic god bless you. >> hey >> pathetic like a three-legged dog. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's exactly right [ cheers and applause sterling k. brown, everybody "american fiction" is in select theaters december 15th and everywhere in january. more "tonight show," after the break. stick around come on, bud [ cheers and applause ♪ as the world keeps moving, help prevent covid-19 from breaking your momentum. you may have already been vaccinated against the flu, but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy is everywhere! anywhere! he's “pew-pew! pew-pew

my pleasure to introduce chief bill scott. >> thank you special agent brown. first of all, i want to thank our partners and like to start with special agents jeremy brown for leadership and professionalism planning the apec alongside the sfpd. i want to thank and acknowledge the partners at the cal highway patrol. we have [indiscernible] here and also thank commissioner [indiscernible] for their assistance and commitment of resources to this event. we cannot do this without their help and this is a unprecedented event for the city of san francisco. we are very excited to take part in this event and putting the global spotlight on the city and county of san francisco. we are expecting up to 20 thousand people from across 21 member apec economys, ceo's around the world and expecting close to 1 thousand media representatives. our city is ready to meet this moment. the san francisco police department has a full time team working with all department bureaus to insure adequate service provided to the apec event and to the city as a whole. our department of emergency

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on general bob brown -- i am general bob brown. we cannot do it without the support of general dynamics make in this series happen. thank you for the great support to make this possible. he opened up the first strategic landpower dialogue a few weeks ago, pointing out the long-overdue need to have a forum like this to discuss strategic landpower. we could not have picked a better kickoff event than having secretary wormuth and now confirmed chief of staff randy george. they did a great first job on the dialogue. but there is no better way to follow up than getting general charlie flynn, commanding general big u.s. army pacific, an incredible war fighter and pacific expert, here to discuss the role of land power. i saw when i was u.s. army pacific commander that the indo-pacific is a region where we most fall victim to the myth that there is a short, simple and clean way of winning wars. that does not require land power. and we should start with the historical perspective, since 1941 the united states has fought three major wars in

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he became a household name alongside gordon brown when he became chancellor after gordon brown took the darling around the treasury throughout the global banking crisis remained in the post crisis and remained in the post until mr brown lost the election in 2010. a statement on behalf of his family says he died after a short spell in western general hospital under the wonderful care of the cancer team . rmt care of the cancer team. rmt members have voted overwhelmingly to accept a deal to end their long running dispute over pay and conditions. it's understood to include a backdated pay rise of 5% for last year and a guarantee not to enforce compulsory redundancies in the till the end of next year . train drivers represented by the aslef , a union, though, are the aslef, a union, though, are still set to strike. the rmt general secretary, mick lynch , general secretary, mick lynch, says the campaign proves that sustained and strike action and unity gets results . and the lead unity gets results. and the lead singer of the pogues , shane singer of the pogues, shane macgowan, has died at t

everyone considers it a civic duty to pause at the brown soldier to tell the well, the middle listed in here is united. this is victory. the the the lives of 2 palestinian babies are loss due to a power outage that goes as large as hospital, according to local officials. it gives real steps on fits from department. i'm braun, didn't patient. the leaders of muslim countries gather in sodium repaired to condemn the war with some long time. rivals speaking as part of a newly united front against western support for the criminal has become the judge, has become the ruler. this is the current state of the west. it is a shame that the western countries which always talk about human rights and freedoms, remain silent in the face of the ongoing massacres and palestine must have.

charlotte brown when built the trolley system in san francisco. so charlotte brown, the daughter of a very powerful all african-american. figure in san francisco history james she's his daughter she goes to ride the new trams. the new trolleys that have just been built and they kick her off and she rides it again. and kick her off because they, a black woman, cannot be said, seated next to a white woman. and i just really was intrigued. i wanted to this story it's 100 years ahead of rosa parks. they throw charlotte off the train and she decides to do it as a test case the next time she gets thrown off, she and her dad. so this is this in-crowd, a political father daughter very moving story planned for her to ride again deliberately thrown off and sue and they sue the omnibus trolley company and they win and she wins a nickel and the right to ride the and she's not satisfied and she goes back and her dad takes a note and writes on this crappy piece paper to today i bought charlotte two tickets to ride the tram again and this a deliberate political

everyone considers it a civic duty to pause at the brown soldier to tell the well, the little list in here is united. this is victory. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the is ready for us is bombard the southern gods and the city of han, eunice as the idea of the ground operation of the enclave. it's padded with an air strikes across other parts of the region. russia, it says good bye to a key cold will air of security treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. moscow says there's simply no point in maintaining it as it's being mobbed by nature. washington reportedly deployed that nuclear power to us, us florida, or a tech submarine to the persian gulf and then a power and bid to to, to hit ron. and the democratic housing west appears to be turning a blind eye to ukraine in.

more and more citizens, young and old, with whole families, visit the military symmetry in the brown soldier, to honor the memory of servitude. soldiers who fell in world war 2. andrew, sensitive and his reform party won the 2007 election. but the resulting divide between a stony and russian communities set civil piece in the country back by many years. do you speak to the toilet jewels? you see him? there is with that you don't even know which does act is not just the thing you know, slow for me, you know, i've seen and i'm was the lowest, but it's got a little list. you say i've seen this with this transcription that'd be tested as goes out of scripts, you can use this with us is feels good as learners to the new. what was the deal? is it the browser, or should i to middle school and what was wrong is it doesn't seem that you screwed it. you know, as you grew up was what do you got? yep. is always those because it doesn't really affect you at the store. yes, you're still getting the need, so usually we know what she was studying for a different one, which is things that is pretty g