>> he makes his historical accounts of benedict arnold and artifacts associated with the revolutionary war general into a fictional thriller, he speaks at barnes & noble in virginia. >> were going to have fun tonight, were going to have fun, we have kids in the front row, that means chaos people, to we have c-span here, here for c-span. there is not no better crowd than the washington, d.c. metro area, all the viewers, i think they are in this room right now, we love you and the regular viewers of course, we welcome everyone to c-span and nowhere else am i going to do here. first i'm going to tell you about the difference between history and destiny. and we all know history, it's what happens, but destiny is what must happen, this is true, i cannot believe this is happening by father was struck by lightning, his father, my grandfather, i'm not joking was struck by lightning, that means don't stand next to me in a rainstorm. last week i was totally my son the story and telling him, my dad was struck by lightning, his dad was struck by lightning and he's like oh my gosh, we can be struck

number five, was signed by a guy named benedict arnold. and in that moment, benedict arnold is a name that we call each other. toby and addict are knurled. it's almost like a curse word for people to love. but in the moment, these are names, it was a decorated officer who fought for this country. and was rewarded and promoted it was part of that inner circle with george washington. he was a real person. on the sheet of paper. i just couldn't shake that. and then i heard the story. it really cracked the book open. was the last moment between benedict arnold and george washington, among the most heartbreaking in u.s. history because they were tear friends. there were like the in the revolutionary setting. what was happened, when benedict arnold betrayed washington, is one of the only times the george washington has ever seen crying. in the image of george washington the father of our country crying. then i heard this detail. benedict arnold wrote a letter and alexander hamilton did not deliver and rapport song but he didn't deliver this lett

and number five was signed by a guy named benedict arnold. in that moment, that was the name that we kind of call each other. we say don't be a benedict arnold, sort of like a curse word for people that love history. but in that moment, it wasn't a name you call to someone, he was a decorated officer that thought that his country was reworded and promoted and was part of that circle of george washington and he was a person that put pen to paper. it's among the most heartbreaking because with dear friends. in this letter from benedict arnold he said three things from george washington, one of don't feel the staff of the heap and knife in the back of george washington and said basically could i have my stuff. the amazing thing is nobody knows what was in the package nobody knows what was in that package. i couldn't shake the idea. i've got to figure out how i did this idea and that is how i met my cowriter on facebook. when you pair up with someone, you can pick someone who you think is worse than you, someone as good as you and as bitter as yo

we don't do the benedict arnold side but the early betrayals. our sequel will be the later betrayals. >> only thing i would add is what is so interesting is that george washington, one thing he brought with him from virginia, as brad said, he was a virginia gentleman and he really did have a sense of honor and a code of honor that he believed in very deeply and there was a notion that what we would call institutional honor or he thought that if you are part of an institution like the army, like the army he created, that your actions reflect on the entire institution and he really believed this and yet, through the course of his leadership he kept encountering these situations where people on his side, on the team we arbitrate him or betraying the army and it was really hard for him to understand how anyone could do that and yet it was happening again and again so part of the interesting part of our story and the benedict arnold story that happened later was how george washington comes to terms with the fact that not everyone has the same notion

jen arnold's big mission hopes to save lives.a sexual abuse victim. plus, this teenager's healthy candy sold millions to combat tooth decay. and tamron's hot summer giveaway is back with more big prizes. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [rock music] ♪ - well, i'm always on social media, and i have to tell you, i am there for leslie jordan's hilarious videos on instagram. he has nearly 5 million followers checking in daily. as you can see, he's entertaining himself-- and entertaining us, honestly-- during the quarantine, and certainly has gone viral a couple of times. well, for years, he brought the funny with our first guest, someone i just enjoy immensely. emmy-winning actress debra messing. she played, of course, grace of the hugely popular show that we could not stop watching, and still can't, "will and grace," that just wrapped its final season a few months ago. and debra has a new passion now with her best friend, a podcast called "the dissenters." it's named in honor of their biggest hero, supreme court justice, the one

arnold: i think what the industry will do is show the history we have with other viruses.xample, norovirus and other viruses that happened. and show historically, the industry has successfully mitigated the risk of spread. lowered the risk relative to shortsighted activities. we cannot make that claim today for covid-19. obviously, that is what we aspire to. i think we will show a body of evidence to the cdc which i am sure they are also accessing. we are being informed by very capable scientists and medical professionals around the world to take a look at this. let me assure you, as a company as as an industry, the cruise and as a company want to expose any guests to any risk than they would have with the miller activities shoreside. our focus is to make certain we are managing that risk at minimum relative to what they would experience shoreside. we aspire that when they cruise with us, they have less risk than the sin experience shoreside. when you talk about the diamond princess, people have to remember, number one, that happen really early on when there was very littl

the benedict arnold papers and i have to try to find martha arnold through benedict arnold's papers and the family papers and that's where the women's papers are. so you have to sift. same thing looking through newspapers, you have to sift and search for where these women are and what, you know, what key terms do you use because they're not always going to be known as margaret arnold or as elizabeth bonaparte. and this is one they think why i liked to write biographies about women, we get to get creative. once you write about women, they're more elusive and difficult to write about. this is where you start thinking of sources in different ways. it's not just reading between the lines for traditional resources like letters, but it's thinking about architecture and spaces, that women inhabited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards as how can we bring that in and help us tell our story. and it's a way that you can think about material culture, when you look at jewelry that a woman owned or dishes that a woman used. you know, or a piece of clothing, can tell us an immense amount

i have to try to find margaret arnold in benedict arnold's papers, they are just put into one folder and family papers and that's where all the women's papers are. you have to sift. same when you are looking through newspapers, you have to sift and search for where these women are and what key terms you use because they are not always going to be known as margaret arnold. they are much harder to find than men. i like to write biographies about women, we get creative. they are more elusive and difficult to write about. this is why we think about the sources in different ways. not just reading between the lines in traditional sources like letters but thinking about architecture and spaces that women inhabited laundry and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards so how can we bring that in and help us tell our story? a way that you think about material culture when you look at jewelry that a woman owns or dishes that a woman uses or a piece of clothing can tell is an immense amount and let us write the story in a more full rich way even though the sources that are there are not as rich for so

tony arnold reporting there. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.urn to our main story. hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales, and northern ireland have received a—level and btec grades after the huge uncertainty caused by coronavirus. they didn't sit exams because of lockdown, so marks have been awarded using teacher estimates, standardised by exam boards. this afternoon, the prime minister defended the system, describing it as "robust". i want to congratulate all the students who have worked so hard to get the grades that they have, and have done so well. there's no doubt about it, the exam results we got today are robust, they are good, dependable for employers will stop already, there is a record number of candidates, of students who are able to get their first choice course at the university of their choice. plus, there's a record number of students and pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds who now, as a result of these grades, will be able to go to university. is it not the case that this system for awarding a levels has actually

i don't even think kindergarten copies arnold's worst movie. was going to put twins ahead of that. [ laughter ] >> yeah. she's talking about kindergarten cop like it's the bad lieutenant, not the edgiest fare that he's done. what a perfect 2020 movie to take on because we've got no cops and no kindergarten. greg: that's true. >> i think this woman -- has she seen his other -- his movies from the other -- that time period, he's got predator where he takes on an undocumented immigrant. greg: right, yep. >> and he's commando where he kills 100 people to save alyssa milano which in retrospect -- greg: yes. >> i don't think she watched the movie, the woman who complained. the most problematic scene is the one where the little boy stands up and says boys have a penis and girls have a vagina. guess what, you're canceled. greg: i wasas surprised that gt under theur radar. thatr is more offensive to the modern progressive than anything. tyrus, you may be the only person that loves movies, weird movies more than me. why hasn't hollywood stood up against

thank you, governor, former governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> thank you. you are exercising every morning. i see you when you post in the gym with the head band around and sweating. i mean, that's the proof that you're actually working out really hard. you're sweating. so this is really great. that's another thing we have in common, is to be interested in being fit. >> that's right. have to be fit. you have to be fit for the fight. >> exactly. that's right, yes. >> thank you. >> thank you very much, thank you, al. >> my thanks to former governor of california arnold schwarzenegger. >>> coming up, california is facing a critical shortage just as fire season kicks into high gear. i'll explain next. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. richard? >> thanks, rev. stories we're watching this hour for you, a somber milestone. more than 15,000 new cases of the coronavirus have been reported nationwide to bring the total number of cases to more than 6 million. nearly 184,000 people have died. the u.s. open is set to begin tomorrow

president obama, billy bob thornton, tony bennett, arnold schwarzenegger.thought it would be fun to take a break from the news and imagine them all in a room together just wishing each other happy birthday take a look. >> happy birthday billy. >> happy birthday barack >> happy birthday arnold >> happy birthday tony >> happy b-day barack. >> happy birthday tony >> happy birthday billy. >> happy birthday arnold >> happy birthday billy. >> happy birthday tony >> happy birthday arnold >> happy birthday barack >> okay. happy birthday on three. one, two, three! >> happy birthday! >> where's the cake? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "happy birthday. [ laughter ] that's the best one. >> i know. >> jimmy: and finally, this is crazy. three men were stranded on a a deserted island in the pacific, so they drew a giant sos on the beach and it actually worked. yep. they got rescued by a helicopter after just three days check it out see that yeah asked how they survived, they said, "let's just say there used to be four of us. [ laughter ] we have a great show for you tonight, ever

so i have to try to find margaret arnold through benedict arnold's papers. or there known by their father's name. there just put into one folder. you have to sift. same thing when you're looking through newspapers. you have to sift in search for where these women are and what key terms do you use they're not always get to be known as margaret arnold. much harder to find than men. we get to get creative because once you decide to write write about a woman. this is where you can start thinking about sources in different ways. is not just a reading through the lines. it's thinking about architecture and spaces that women and habited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and so how can we bring that in to help tell our story. when you look at jewelry that a woman owned. or dishes that a woman used to. it can tell us an immense amount and let us write the story in a more full and rich way even though what i think we need to understand is when we do biography you think about the challenges its complex figures. but women who are known by the men in their lives get si

and before you think, wait, ari, that's pretty harsh to arnold, keep in mind, that was actually arnold's> the negotiations were worse than sitting through my first movie "hercules in new york." and let me tell you, when i say that, that means a lot. >> now, however painful it was to get through after those sleepless, marathon sessions and the standoffs and posturing, that governor and bass reached a deal. averting the fiscal crisis that both said would be far worse without a deal. the news echoing across the state. the plan slashed, basically public-health programs, crucial programs, and some other popular, liberal agendas, by over $14 billion. it, also, on the conservative side, what they were worried about, it hiked taxes by over $12 billion. a deal with paying fin for all meant the governor and republican colleagues were breaking their pledges on taxes. some republicans losing seats over it in the next election. while bass insisted it was needed to save the economy by pruning parts of the safety net. and arguing the net, itself, could still work. >> we have closed the deficit in a res

a gritty british drama in the vein of andrea arnold's fish tank. it stars frankie box as a 14—year—oldenly discovers she has an older half—brother. are you lee? frankie lives outside brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. she loves gymnastics, but she's picked on by the other girls. whenjoe knocks on the door announcing that he's her brother and he's come to live with them, it's the first lee has even heard of him. he's given me permission to come stay here, so... here i am, lee. but instead of resenting joe — who's played by fellow newcomer alfie deegan — this lonely teen finds hope and solace in his company — hanging out with him and his mates on their mopeds. it's not really for little girls. i take it that's why you can't do it. lee, hey. she didn't mean that. it's an absorbing depiction of enforced intimacy in very difficult family circumstances. aside from lee's sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing these young performers to develop their characters and the complex feelings they're experiencing. lee's growing fixation with he

announcer: additional funding isrovided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and tricia yuen through then y foundation. committed to bridging culturalin differenceur communities, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like yo thank you. once again, from washington, substitung for robert costa, -- >>> welcome to "washington week." robert costa is off couldn't. republicans wrap their unconventional convention on thursday with presidentrump pummeling democrats and presenting himself ashe defender ofri an values. president trump: your vote will protect ether we law-abiding americans or whether we give free rein to vient anarchists and agitators a criminals who threaten our citizens. >>> the convention shattered long-standing norms and violated ethics law. the president used the whi house as a, political sta issug a pardon and naturalizing citizens for the cameras. amid the covid-19 pandemic, t.veral speakers downplayed the virus thr some promoted questionable public health information. others fired new rounds in the culture war being

but number five was denied by benedict arnold it was a silly name they call each other. never a person but downtown come at some moment he swore the south and use the pen to write his name and became a person. it is an amazing moment of history. when he escapes and runs he immediately writes a letter to george washington and it is hand delivered by alexander hamilton. and it is not in a wrap that does not work as well in ohio. [laughter] so he delivers a letter that says don't kill my wife and don't kill my staff they didn't know he also says please return my belongings he wants his stuff back like a girl who wants her record collection back. amazingly he collects it and sends it back into this day nobody has any idea what's in those belongings. i would not have been as nice in the story is the basis for a book that i wrote and i love we got to do that story but obviously my up session is huge but i'm telling you that to say all of that happens far later than the plot to kill him we go through 1776 and then we get to the early battles of the war we do the early betrayals

the benedict arnold papers enter benedict arnold papers. or there known by their father's name or their put into one folder in a family paper and that's where all the women's papers are. this sift. when you're looking papers coming up to sifting search where these women are and what key terms do you use because they are not always going to be known as margaret arnold or elizabeth, they were much harder to find than men, it also means, this is one thing why i like to write biographies, we get creative and went to write about a woman and because they're more elusive and more difficult to write about this is where you start to get both sources in different ways, it is not reading between the lines, the traditional sources like letters is think about architecture and spaces that women inhabited laundries and kitchens and bedrooms and orchards and how can we bring that in and help us tell her story. it's a way that you can think about material culture, when you look at jewelry that a woman owned or dishes that are women used, or piece of clothin

. ♪ announcer: additional funding is provided by -- the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia yuengh the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities,r the coion for public, broadcasti and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ce a♪gain, from washingto moderator robert costa. robert: good evening, d welcome. convention revealed a partyonal united against president trump, the bitterrimary fights from months ago seem like ancient history, andt is easy to see why. amid a pandemic and awi showdown the postal service, democrats view this president as acr threat to american dey itself, and at this crossroads, they just want their new presidential nominee, joe biden, and his running mate, senator kamala harris, to win. for biden, it was a chance for him to reintroduce him to americans and to set the stakes. let's take a listen. vice president biden: the rrent president has cloaked america in darkness for much too long. here right now, i give you my word. if you entrust me with the presidency, i will draw on the best of u

for more of this i'm joined live by michael arnold for the t r t world a research center thanks for being with us here on our team international such an extraordinary circumstance lebanon's interior minister has said that the blast seems to have been caused by 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored at the port how could that have been allowed to have been there. yeah i mean that's that's the 1000000 dollar question so to speak i mean there's a lot of conflicting information right now some from the interior ministry have said that it was stored there on route to africa others including prime ministers that it was stored there for 6 years in any case whatever the case may be. the responsible party of course should be held to account the issue here of course is that you know those in the government specially within this new government has an idea which has been in office for the last several months you know there is an attempt to divert attention away from itself by placing the blame on others so for example you had an official from the interior ministry saying that the lebanese people should

. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're talking about. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> hi. i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading along the shores of lake erie in cleveland, ohio. today i'm meeting a woman who inherited a rare item that recalls the most notorious episode in baseball history -- an episode that's inspired books and movies and retains an air of mystery

. >> onal funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams. and the yuen foundation.tted to bridgg cultural differences in our communities.o thoration for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station froik viewers you. thank you! once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. >> goo evening. this panmic has changed everything. for you, fornd me, for president trump. more than 155,000 americans have now died. the economy hast cratered. the nation deals with the horrific fallout, presidentum has brought another issue to the fore. the integrity of the election. and this week, i escaped my home office for a day to cover him in action on the road, traveling on air force one to west texas on a wednesday,s part of the press pool. up close, it's clear the jump-start his campaign, which behind vice preside biden in the polls. and speaking in front of fracking fields, he railedai t the democrats, against geotesters in cities where he has sent federals and he vowed to protect the suburbs. on thursday, he turne to brinkmanship over the guardrail of democrac

announcer: additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. joel biden's search for a running mate ended this week with a history-making trip. senatoramala harris of california. the choice it captured this moment in the democratic party just days before the convention. biden democrats uniting with a younger, more diverse generation. the first black woman, an asian-american on a major party ticket. it also captured this moment in america. a quiet room in delaware with no cheering crowd, socially distant, the harris message was somber but forceful. >> we're at one of those inflection points. you've heard me say this before in our history. a life-changing election for this nation. and the choice, the choice we make this november is going to decide the future of america for a ve

but first, arnold, how are you doing? on a scale of 0 to back to normal, where are you? i'm most happy to be seen, and thank you so much for being such a good friend of our family. you've been extraordinary. i feel physically absolutely wonderful. i'm back to working full-time schedule. and, you know, doing some of the exercise, the biking and the running, that got me back to be in this position in this first place. my stamina's up there. there certainly is a certain amount of post traumatic stress and survivor guilt that i'm dealing with but also the tremendous need to try to live up to all the wonderful praise and prayer and all the tremendous sentiment that was expressed to me by my family and my patients. and you know, it's kind of hard to live up to all that. so, that's one of the things i'm dealing with as well. >> well, your story provides a lot of hope, especially for people who may be going through this virus and struggling to get back to normal. i'm sure they are thrilled to hear you say just like i am, that you're able to run and bike and your strength has com

general henry hap arnold.ef of the services of supply with the stupendous task of logistical support which would help armies deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. in north ireland, england, australia, army troops relieved battle scarred marines to continue to fight. the united states was demonstrating not only a will to fight, be the capability of fighting a two-front war half a world apart. on the 8th of november, american forces struck the shore of north africa. we were to use an appropriate american phrase in business. the business of an all-out fight against powerful aggresrs who had reached out to conquer the world. we had come thousands of miles, but not for conquest. in 1942, the commander of our ground forces said it best. >> the united states is stretching out its arms to encircle the globe, not in conquest, but in protection. even with our powerful allies, the task is vast and calls for our utmost, all-out effort. >> our armed forces were enc

general henry arnold, commanding air forces.f supplies with the task of statistical support, of what would be an army of millions of people sub throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. in north island, england, australia, army troops relieved battled marines, who continue to fight for the solomon islands. united states was not only demonstrating a will to fight, but the capability of fighting a two front odds half a world apart. (noise) on the 8th of november, 1942, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. (noise) we were, to use an appropriate american phrase, in business. the business in an all out fight against powerful aggressors, who had reached out to conquer the world. we had come thousands of miles, but not for conquest. in 1942, the commander of our ground forces, general leslie mcnair, said it best. >> the united states is stretching out its arms, twin circle the globe. nodding conquest, but in sections. even with our powerful allies, vast is fast, and

in general henry arnold commanding army air forces. sommerville, moved up to the chief a services of supply with a stupendous task of logistical support would what we finally be an army of many millions deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. and north ireland, england, australia. on bloody canal relieved worry marines considered continuing to fight for the solomon islands. united states was not only does showing a will to fight but a two front war against half a world apart. on the 8th of november, 1942, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. we were to use inappropriate american phrase in business. the business of an all out fight against paul powerful aggressors who had reached out to conquer the world. we had come thousands of miles but not for conquest. 1942 the commander of our ground forces, general leslie newton air said it. best >> united states is stretching out its arm to win circle the globe, not in conquest but in protection. even with our poor

that's on digital and in some cinemas now, perfect ten, a gritty british drama in the vein of andrea arnold's stars frankie box as a 14—year—old gymnast called leigh who suddenly discovers she has an older half—brother. dad? are you leigh? frankie lives outside brighton with a neglectful father she rarely sees. she loves gymnastics, but she's picked on by the other girls. whenjoe knocks on the door announcing that he's her brother and he's come to live with them, it's the first leigh has even heard of him. he's given me permission to come stay here, so... here i am, leigh. but instead of resenting joe, who's played by fellow newcomer alfie deegan, this lonely teen finds hope and solace in his company, hanging out with him and his mates on their mopeds. not really for little girls. i take it that's why you can't do it. leigh, hey. she didn't mean that. it's an absorbing depiction of enforced intimacy in very difficult family circumstances. aside from leigh's sympathetic gym teacher, gemma, adults are very much in the background, allowing these young performers to develop their characters and t

arnold has never had a bad movie. kindergarten cop is phenomenal. how dare you?n want hercules in new york, phenomenal. i'm not going to go there. the book burning is now arts ann coulter. i challenge you, i know you're a writer, he loved movies, kindergarten, sequel, kindergarten cop, we put the babies in police uniforms, our message, we will not defund the police, we will refund them. we will bring them in and babies. they will grow up to be cops. the sadness of this, the ridiculousness time we are in, i never thought i would be the adult in the room and if you told me tyrus, you are riding, burning buildings, assaulting people and if you keep doing it, someone will make a video about you doing it and it's going to hurt us as opposed to you need to be arrested. if you only had more boots on the ground like federal agents or someone to help out and arrest these riders who are destroying in town, i wonder where he be at now. you don't want that because you don't want consequences. i am the adult in the room, i'm still dressing the same as i was when i was ten and

so he was captured by arnold gentz right here praying. here, i think about 70% of his pictures had chinese children. he had a thing for chinese kids. but we know that there were very few. it was a bachelor society. around about half his pictures were taken during chinese new year because they are all dressed up. this is actually probably in chinatown in marin county. but surprisingly, we know who this person is. she turned out to be a very pretty young lady. her name is alice su feng. feng was her married name. she was quite incredible. we know a lot about her because of judy young posey book, -- "unboundg's book, voices." she talked about going to the san pacific international expo. she talked about the earthquake. she was interviewed as late as 1989 about the earthquake. she was a survivor. she was 17 years old. her voice to talk about that, so you can listen to alice here. if you do a little research, you can find out a lot. this is a book, the servant's handbook. we had about 10 publishing companies in san francisco. we don't talk abo

arnold drive has a crash all westbound and lanes are shut mere .lth b it is frtowa10 use the richmond to ine anme anwe237 ngtonorthb 101 ita little's luggage. bay bridge and meter lights are on and 580 is very busy. there is a trouble spot at greenville road. there is a traffic alert due to road closures big stick with 580 instead. >>> i will start off with a unique view on the smoke forecast. you're looking at six hours worth of how the smoke is going to behave from 11:00 through 5:00. you're going to watch it ght there. there e deer ththe worst the smoke. if this pans out, we will get some help for the air quality this afternoon and the plume of smoke, this is going to be the sixth day in the rope unhealthy levels of air quality, just like we talked about heat waves, we should think what we are in right now as a smoke wave because thng in thef,woit healthanthe more ho ntificteis hour heth. i willat forecast is coming up a little later but for now, back over to you. >>> we are proud to be partnering with the red cross in a virtual telethon for bel

. >> caller: my name is arnold town send resident of district five. we have been talking with the planning department over some weeks, and we applaud their efforts. i have been concerned for many years about the lack of relationship the planning department has had with the african community. it has been negligible as best. i want to caution that when it comes to the affordable housing this city for too long has had an all lives matter approach. when all lives matter, black lives don't. when we talk about disparity and when we talk about people of color, we don't usually mean black people. we have to become specific in our intent if we meet the needs of the african-american community. i hope the board of supervisors will do as we change dynamics how and where we deal housing that you will when it comes to black americans in san francisco that you will get the same courage that it took to say we don't care what the law says in this town same sex don't have a right to marry. i hope you will takethe same courage we don't care what the law says. thithis is

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