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what do a museum, a mosque and a bridge have in common?ich if you have been paying attention over the last week or so you probably near it by whites the countries best new building of the previous year. the current shortlist reflects how the environment has become a prime concern and janus their life is my colleague david sell itself. the evening. there is a phrase that has been going around the world over the last year i sell build back better. it's everywhere and what will that actually mean for new buildings? this is the place to come because six of the best new buildings are in the running for two nights riba starting price and you can see behind the preparations and we will be here life on the news channel where it will be announced about quality eight this evening but before that he will have a look at those six buildings. i'm joined by the architectural consultant. we will have a counter through these six buildings and your thoughts on them. aston university town house it is essentially a unification of two things, a library and a d

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economists had expected a gain of half a mil. that said, the unemployment rate did drop to 4.8% with schools reopening and federal unemployment benefits ending, there had been optimism for job growth instead, the second month in a row with data well below economists' predictions. also the slowest monthly job growth this year, showing that the hole that the pandemic left is filling in much too slowly. jobs cratered in march and april of last year because of pandemic shutdowns. in the year and a half since then, jobs have slowly trickled in, regaining more than 17 million, but 5 million jobs have not come back. many of them because americans have been reluctant to rejoin the workforce. wages did grow the labor force participation rate dropped despite this, president biden still touted today that the numbers show continued progress. >> today's report has the unemployment rate down to 4.8% a significant improvement from when i took office and a sign that our recovery is moving forward, even in the face of the covid pandemic >> for co

found a body in a pool, a woman in a pool. and we were scrambling our investigative unit. >> is that as much as you know when you got the call? >> it was. >> the emt had been there by then, tried cpr just in case given that the water was so cold. >> i didn't think they knew how long she had been in the pool so the thought process was maybe that they could revive her. >> because a person metabolism slows down it looks like they're dead, maybe they're not dead. was there serious thought that she would survive this? >> it wasn't the case. >> no. at the hospital the doctor tried to tech check her body temperature to see how long she had been dead, but she was too cold for the turmoil meter, no way to calculate how long she had been in the pool. of course, by then, they'd figured out who she was, samira frasch, but unusual name. they looked terrible line, and -- wow! >> she was gorgeous. >> samira frasch was amazing, look at her, stunning, most certainly and glamorous, and very french. >> it's everything or nothing, i'm friends you

, would feel more like a list in the doesn't feel at all like a list, feels like a biography. and also as a life as a subject to bring his lawyer admired the book wonder if you can talk about that idea, it seems to be also like a shift in the thinking. was one of these fellows who was thinking about the sort of natural world the scientific one meeting religious or you can fill in the like there but that idea of shifting from nature on the list into a story, can you talk about the concept and how that as one of the very first shapers of what would later become vat. a - t. >> it was emerging in europe in the mid- 18 hundreds. alexander is certainly the most famous. and a student. there really is the beginning of what i and others would call ecological idea read this notion in the science any sort of a technical understanding of the natural world it is an appreciation for larger things and larger concepts and i don't think it again and i know something about the appalachian trail, i'm not an academic environmentalist story and supposed to know a lot more. but is okay winstead is

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it happened to be the challenge of being able to control in a a newvehicle and a new environm. this is a generalization but something which i had been doing for many, many years and as a navy pilot and say a carrier pilot and believe me it is a lot harder to land a jet on an aircraft carrier than to land on the move and that is a piece of cake the moon deal. but that was part of my life was the challenge. but for those that fly upside down a lot of the time to see gravity wasn't that big of a deal. of course none of us being non-medics thought about the fact of long term gravity but it wasn't the challenge to us. the challenge was to be able to fly an unusual craft and provide good positive thinking and control of that vehicle. >> but any training devices that could simulate the kind of things you are going to do. it was built to indicate to the system and the radio system so some of the instruments and they were all sort of separated, not the great simulators that we have today. i think that the role today and tomorrow has been you are dealing with individuals that fly unusual

one of them a ph.d and one of a heck of a lot smarter than i was. and paid up a team to go to -- for an apollo flight. and i said i would like to recommend that i get apollo 13, with stew rusa as command module and ed mitchell as lunar pilot. deke said, i don't know. let's try it out. so we sent it to washington and they said, no. no way. i said wait a minute. now shepard has got to be at least as smart as the rest of these guys. maybe a little smarter. and they said, well we know that. but it is a real public relations problem. here this guy just gotten ungrounded and all of a sunday boom he gets premier flight assignment. so the discussion went on for several days and finally te said we'll make a deal, we'll let chevron have apollo 14 and give us another crew for apollo 13. and so that was what happened. >> and boy did it ever. because suddenly apollo 13 on the way to the moon ran into huge problems. i wonder what you thought when the problem developed and what did you do during that time period? >> well, of course the immediate thought was how to

so president roosevelt, give us a little bit about your background both as a reporter and as a -- of the library's collection. one of the key members of fkr's administration -- fdr's administration. >> thank you, paul. i really appreciate being on with you and john. in hi capacity, i supervise our archives collection in the library in which we have a collection of papers of -- [inaudible] who was a hebb of the brownwell committee that really reorganized the executive branch for fdr. and that came up, actually, right in the middle of the court-packing fight. so that's interesting. i also was at "the new york times" for 45 years, and one of my happiest stories, actually, was being up at the roosevelt hohmann library in 2001 when it was renovated. and also i've written at the times a lot about the holocaust and, of course, about jackson's being prosecutor at nuremberg and the prosecution of the gnats i city criminals -- nazi criminals. anyway, and i should say that i came into this subject through a book called the 168 days which is a virtual diary of the court-packing controversy co-wr

such a wonderful example of the power of a book, the power of a great book. having read the book, the international african-american museum would not be with under construction. it's well under construction to be finished june or july of next year, and that's all because of edward ball's powerful work and wonderful work. and i'm sure all of you have questions, comments about book, so i'll, i hope you'll take advantage of this to discuss with edward -- [inaudible] questions or comments. >> hello, mayor riley. thank you for inviting me to come visit with you all. i'm happy to do a q and a if you like, and i thought it would also be appropriate just to start by reading a couple of pages from this book that you all have had in your hands. the passage that i think is resonant more than many others in the book is one about the last day of enslavement on one of the plantations in berkeley county. and i thought that i'd read a couple of pages describing that day, because it's the day when the back of slavery was broken and people breathed the air of liberation in man

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maybe a post-pandemic thing and if you quit a job or you don't have a job or a job that you don't carehat saying? >> the short answer, it's a long answer. a lot is going on. savings rates are higher and part of that is stimulus and unemployment benefits. part of it's a healthy economy and people have choices and part of it is, people are unsettled. this has been the most unusual time of our lifetimes for many of us. and a third part of it, people don't necessarily have the skills for the jobs that are needed. this is sort of of one of these gnawing, wonky topics we've been talking about for years and suddenly has become real. we've got to train people to do some of the jobs that are needed as opposed to the jobs that people are or were doing. neil: aaron, what is going on with just all the jobs that are available that people are not, you know, tapping into? i mean, some of them have very generous pay packages, all sorts of incentives built in and crickets, that's the response employers are getting. >> so we've seen that when looking for job searches, what people are looking for is a lo

so as a reporter whenever there's a lot of money involved, there's always a lot of stories to write so the more i wrote about it, the more i want to write more about it. >> i totally get that. the numbers are eye-popping and that 1 trillion became 1.6 trillion. >> closely beginning to 2 trillion. >> so one of the most entertaining parts of the book is the early years and you go into the kind of i would say comedy of errors that brought us here. nobody intended for the student loan program to look the way it looked today and that's something i've learned myself as a reporter . and can you just dig in a little bit into this comedy of errors and why it was created and also how a murder plays and all of this. >> first of all i'm glad you liked the early history because i was concerned people would be bored by the history but more i wrote about it the more i found it so interesting to the book starts with. sputnik was this kind of crisis that happened when the soviet union launched sputnik into space and that really kick started this conversation with in congress when lyndon johnson was sen

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if it's a fingerprint, could be a matter of hours. if it's a dental, it might be a day.'s a dna from bone, that might be a week. all of this came about when the parents wanted to search this park located these items. many questions about how after five weeks of searching, they could come here in one day and immediately find items and potentially his remains. >>> the south bay mother accused of throwing wild drunken parties for minors will remain in custody after facing a judge for the first time. the judge denied bail for 47-year-old shannon o'connor. she's charged with 39 counts related to child endangerment and sexual assault. investigators say she encouraged drunk teenagers to sexual assault other drunk teenagers at her los gatos home. >> one of the crimes that we have charged involves committing a crime for sexual gratification. we can certainly say sexual gratification is one of the motives in this case. >> o'connor was extradited from idaho on tuesday, where she now lives. she's also expected to be charged with embezzling money from her former employer. >>> happeni

a infrastructure. how does a country function without a?— function without a?d one that i guess i function without a? a very good j question and one that i guess is going to be posed by theirs. we are talking about levelling up here. i noticed there was a report in the economist that came out today about cocaptain in devon and which is about to get his rail service restored from next month after about 50 years. although the station has continued to exist because there was a freight line but it's actually going to have passenger trains. there seems to be a big drive by this government to try to reconnect parts of england that have not been connected for a very long time. as you said, it that shouldn't be a part doing that partisan thing any more. thank you both very much come up more. thank you both very much come up pleasure to have you with us. i hope you have a nice, warm pleasant weekend snuggling at home. thank you very much for watching the papers this week. don't forget there's more papers every night and you can find them online when ever you need to fin

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kumasi: in texas, how a fight led to a shooting and how bullying may be a factor. kumasi: and -- reggie: and masks being required in the bay area. kumasi: video of a stunning sunset. we are used to this kind of beauty. mike: we don't usually get to see it. kumasi: we have some good sunrises. reggie: some of us are up too late on a regular basis. mike: i was out there by myself on that one. reggie: good morning, it is thursday, october 7. you watching abc 7. kumasi: we are happy that mike is back. we will start with the fore-check of our forecast. mike: i was up late last night watching who the giants will play. live doppler 7 is picking up on all that cloud cover that will keep us cooler than average. you may feel a sprinkle, but more than likely, no. it will add some humidity to the air, so be damp and cool today. and he showers are possible tonight and they are around the south bay in the east bay. we will show you that with future radar coming up. let's talk about temptress heading out. most of us are in the 50's, some 40's in the valleys. 60 to 64 by noon. 65 t

disguise a $325,000 donation to a pro-trump super pac. parnas' alleged partner in crime was igor fruman. he pleaded guilty last month and admitted to soliciting illegal campaign donations the judge said he will question potential jurors during jury selection from parnas' trial to weed out anybody who has a strong bias towards giuliani or former president trump parnas first made headlines back in 2019 when it came to light he and igor fruman helped giuliani dig up dirt on joe biden in ukraine. nbc news' danny cevallos is with us now how will the judge go by finding strong bias in jurors? could it be realistic by the former president >> no, it is not realistic and the judge conceded that. even though they will ask about strong feelings between trump and giuliani, it's if those feelings will interfere to be fair and impartial to the government yet they pulled a strategic maneuver to minimize the importance of giuliani and trump by dropping one of the notable charges, the influential charges for trying to oust the u.s. ambassador marie yoev v

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it's a funeral procession. show a little respect. she's a journalist, i have a hot tip for her. if you want to narc on people not wearing mask, there was a secret meeting called the emmys. there was a private party at martha's vineyard where few people were wearing masks except for servants they used as appliances. maybe she can go do that story. >> greg: she wasn't tweeting in obama's birthday. cat, why didn't she take the l? >> you're very hip. i'm not sure you get it. you do that, you make a mistake and you're a normal well adjusted human being, you have to be horrified, you have to feel so bad. she said, i still don't get how that exempts them from wearing masks. if that's your reaction, there's nothing i can do to explain it to you. there's just something so fundamentally wrong with your brain. >> greg: yes. you know, i think you're guilty of something similar to this. you're in a car, a cab is in front of you and it's not moving and you start honking and a little old lady gets out of the back. she's got a little walker. she keeps honkinger many. >> get out of the way. >> t

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a lock—up? a lock—up. a comfortable lock—up, but a lock—up.g homes in the city for a0 years. in my experience, the market in edinburgh is frantic. there are simply not enough properties at the moment, and that means when something does come on the market that creates a bit interest, there tends to be a lot of interest which pushes up the prices. we spoke to a beautician yesterday who's managed to raise £30,000 as a deposit on a modest salary, but she is still finding nothing in her price range in edinburgh. what do you think she could do? does she do the lottery? does she have a rich mum and dad that could maybe equity release, lend her some savings? even take money out of their own pension plan. it's tough. the lack of affordable homes to buy or rent today is connected to the sell—off of council housing decades ago in places like wester hill in the south west of the city. homes like these were sold after the right—to—buy scheme was introduced for council in the 1980s. allison watson heads the housing charity shelter scotland. if we look at th

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tomorrow, a band of rain. a 0ctober. tomorrow, a band of rain. a waving front.e brightness in the north with showers and also brightness in the south but windy with temperatures up to about 18 degrees. the police watchdog says it's seen a sharp rise in the number of officers and staff accused of abusing their positions for sexual purposes. the independent office for police conduct says referrals made in england and wales last year were almost double the 2016 numbers. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. the rape and murder of sarah everard by a serving constable shone a light on the issue of police officers and staff who abuse their positions for sexual purposes. wayne couzens used a police warrant card to falsely arrest and kidnap sarah. in recent years there has been a rise in police personnel facing allegations of abusing their role for sexual gainer. 0ne barman played by an actor told the bbc�*s newsnight —— one woman, who is played by an actor, said someone was threatening to post explicit images of her on the internet. pm to post explicit ima

we do know there was a terrible case where a white gang chased a group of chinese people into a rivern california and people died. there was an intent to prosecute the white gang under a civil rights law. the majority of the supreme court declared that was not appropriate. harlan wrote a strong dissent, defending the use of the civil rights statute to protect the chinese community. he also joined a 9-0 opinion that was written by a different justice that serve to validate the chinese exclusion act. this was not a good opinion. justice fields, who was from california, included a lot of frankly racist stuff about how the chinese could not assimilate properly with europeans etc. etc. legal issue was pretty simple. does the u.s. congress, having up with a treaty that would allow these chinese workers into the country, could they then change their mind and say we are aggregating the treaty and the chinese cannot enter the country? i think between then and now, everybody agrees under the law that congress needs to have that power. the holding of the case is still valid today. he enjoyed a 9

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it's like a southern place in a northern climate.is a place that is very southern in society as it was in the early 19th century. it continues to be in the early 20th century. on the other hand these big cities grew up on either side of it which people can debate about what kansas city. i compared st. louis to pittsburgh or baltimore or kansas city they would love to be dallas or denver. neither of them ate western cowtown and in eastern town, even by the time of the civil war one of those things about st. louis that ends up less than 1% and slaves by the time the civil war while the rest of missouri it kept growing on the west side. but in st. louis it's shrinking as it fills up with germans. and then of course the place is split up save it for the union because st. louis germans were much better organized than the southerners who ran the state in the german sort of sees the state for the union. the unit with the help of the germans in st. louis stopped secession. then we have contradictions, the contradictions are kind of baked in

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her experience of getting into a guardianship in a period of crisis then facing a maze to get out is astonishingly routine. guardianship is fundamentally a civil liberties issue. it is the government stripping away a person's civil liberties and autonomy. it's been called a civil death. if you are under guardianship you cannot decide where you will live, who you will spend time with, who you won't spend time with, how to earn and spend your money or what medical care you will get. and guardianship is fundamentally a disability civil liberties issue because only people with disabilities or perceived to have disabilities risk this type of civil death. people with intellectual disabilities, psychiatric disabilities and older adults who age into disabilities like dementia are at particularly high risk for guardianship. guardianship is a major invasion envisioned by the government into a person's life. it's dangerous to be in a guardianship. the power of the guardian coupled with the lack of transparency and oversight is a recipe for abuse, neglect, exploitation and harm. i want to be cle

da: i heard a request for a resource list.viduals do not have to go around trying to figure out who to call or where to go. there is lots of things we can do together. >> michael before i leave office is to ensure we have enough victim advocates to respond to every victim of every crime within 48 hours and tell them their rights and tell them their rights in a language they can understand. luz: many survivors share the need for justice for cases that have not been solved. >> in 2017 i lost a second brother and he was standing talking with friends and was shot. luz: as well as accountability and compensation. >> i feel i shouldn't have t s keep reaching out to you, asking and telling you i need help. luz: at the end of the meeting, survivors were candid and said what is next? what will come out of this? several changes they would like to see they listed. they would like aomprehensive of time searching for help. they mention more follow-up by police officers, detectives, and social workers regarding their cases. luz pena, abc 7.

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for a while over $800 a share.is week back to you. >> phil, obviously this network is most concerned with the financials and the stock prices but we also like the cars. what was it like >> hah look what i liked the most about this is not a vehicle that you drove and said that's very nice. an electric vehicle. gm has to get sfwoo the mind-set and i think they're getting there to say to people we'll roll out something and you'll want to drive. electric or gasoline powered you want to drive it there is that feeling and attitude with the hummer ev, a way you think that tesla is exciting drive the hummer why that's what i like about this. you want to see the automaker stepping up to the game with challenging tesla. you have that now with the hummer and frankly i think probably going to get that with the f-150 lightning. we haven't drove it but i think ford wants to make exciting vehicles. >> thank you car review thank you. mike, how's tesla look quickly higher today how's it positioned? >> the stock is actually acted qu

a city, and a good thing to have. i did benefit from, that is opposed to being hampered by it. >> did you have any members, female, or male, who served as a mentor to you during your first term in congress? >> you know, everybody has them. i really can't pick one, or the other. i met with on a late, men and later, on debra price, and we spent a lot of time together. sometimes, you have a group that would consist of those two women, and my now husband, bill paxton, because of that. we would go, or do things together, spend more time together. but, i never felt -- jay farai helped to be talking to office, and then came, in and then campaigned against me. never, i felt that women wouldn't be there. again, nancy pelosi, we would do what we could, and she would do what you could tell me politically. you get where the line is drawn. but, there are relationships i will always cherish. and then, trying to get married, and have a baby. and that, there is a piece of advice from women who had been there, who were, really, quite

this is also a welcome sight. we got a lit bit of a dusting. this is sierra snow.t this with our third system. so sunday into monday we're going to get another chance of seeing at least a decent amount of snowfall that's going to help us out here. the rain outlook, the biggest storm looks to be saturday night into sunday, all day sunday into monday. so taking a look at this. you can see we've got quite a bit of moisture, but what we're really paying attention to is if it taps into that atmospheric river, if it does, we could get rain in the north bay. cooling a little bit saturday and sunday. we have a coot front attached to that. looking ahead to next monday and tuesday, notice the temperatures stick to the 60s for inland areas. san francisco, low 60s as well. but one thing's for sure. we're keeping the active weather pattern ated. let's check on the roads with mike. >> looking toward the bay bridge, our view from emeryville. you notice the lights but they're a little dim because of the mist and low clouds moving through. we're seeing a little slowing on the bridg

we did get a confusing picture a few weeks a-o a confusing picture a few weeks ago when — a confusing is going to be a critical time for australia, he needs— critical time for australia, he needs to _ critical time for australia, he needs to say that state, he has already— needs to say that state, he has already made many overseas trips — already made many overseas trips and _ already made many overseas trips and what we did hear a couple — trips and what we did hear a couple of— trips and what we did hear a couple of days ago from prince charles, — couple of days ago from prince charles, he urged scott morrison to be at that meeting, and today— morrison to be at that meeting, and today we have confirmation from _ and today we have confirmation from the — and today we have confirmation from the australian prime minister that he is going to be at the — minister that he is going to be at the cop 26 and he said prior to going — at the cop 26 and he said prior to going to glasgow, the government is going to be clear on its _ government is going to be clear on its 2050 target.— on its 2050