it certainly has got britton talking, and it's a good _ has got britton talking, and it's a good thingeople's— have learned and seen a lot notjust on people's experiences over social media, _ on people's experiences over social media, but— on people's experiences over social media, but talking to family and friends — media, but talking to family and friends and things that i personally wouldn't _ friends and things that i personally wouldn't even think about if i was going _ wouldn't even think about if i was going out— wouldn't even think about if i was going out late, like taking a pair of shoes— going out late, like taking a pair of shoes that i can run faster in, holding — of shoes that i can run faster in, holding nry— of shoes that i can run faster in, holding my keys in my hand, having headphones in but not listening to music— headphones in but not listening to music so— headphones in but not listening to music so i— headphones in but not listening to music so i can hear what's going on. and that's _ music so i can hear what's going on. and that's really disturbing, sol think— a

these trade groups have said that this isn't the case because there haven't been similar falls in britton's trade with non—eu countries. so i think this is really reflecting and bound up with britain leaving the eu officially, and these conservative concerns and already a precarious economy will be wearing for people to worry about the ongoing impacts of this. i for people to worry about the ongoing impacts of this. i think the government _ ongoing impacts of this. i think the government would _ ongoing impacts of this. i think the government would say _ ongoing impacts of this. i think the government would say that - ongoing impacts of this. i think the government would say that this - ongoing impacts of this. i think the government would say that this is. government would say that this is covid _ government would say that this is covid or— government would say that this is covid or people stockpiled already. i find _ covid or people stockpiled already. i find that — covid or people stockpiled already. i find that slightly difficult to believe when the numbers are what they are, _ believe

marvelous planes indian collection that we've acquired but also they are integral in in bradford britton to ed borene. they meet him in new york. they bring him out here when they're building their house in 1911. so borene is is a california artist born in san leandro, california 1872. he's probably the most important cowboy artist of that area and to me because he actually was a cowboy, you know, remington and charlie russell were not cowboys by profession by any stretch of the imagination. where's borene really was and he worked on ranches throughout california and mexico participated in massive cattle drives, but was this marvelous draftsman and you can see that illustrated in this drawing, you know, just a beautiful piece he was a master of ink india inc. and the brush and he becomes good friends with bad bradford britain and britain goes on to collect over 230 pieces of borene's work. so we're now in the britain house and this is you know, this is the original part of the institution. so for the first 50 years of the institutions history, this was the main thing to see here, but the

today, they chaurnlged demetruus britton who faces charges. 25-year-old pak ho was robbed when he was out for a walk last week. he hit his head on the ground and died two days later in the hospital. the first person arrested in the case faces murder charge and robbery. >>> now, fema is considering mountain view as a site to the house homeless children. the immigrant rights group called siren held a rally to protest the proposal. they said that more detention centers is not the answer. >> president biden made a promise that he was going to release all the season, and it seems like more centers are being open so we want a solution to release the children to do immediate action. >> she says other options would be more suitable for temporary housing for children like group homes. >>> stuck in the bay, yet another challenge for retailers. a surge in over seas orders have ships stacked tall with containers just sitting in the bay waiting to bun loaded. how does it impact us and the items we buy? more from san francisco. >> reporter: the port of oakland saps it has had the busiest february i

james: china's foreign ambassador was summoned to the diplomatic office to hear about britton's displeasureinese government continues with blanket does aisle -- blanket denials that nothing is wrong, the united nations. james: china talks about anti-china forces trying to constrain their countries, but one thing is clear, government ambition of pursuing more positive trade relations with china is getting harder by the minute. ♪ the sections imposed by president xi were not unexpected, but they were unprecedented. the price paid for raising human rights concerns with the world's growing military and economic power. james landau, bbc news. laura: now to the state of georgia here in the u.s., where the republican governor just signed a sweeping law restricting voting access in the state, saying it will make elections more secure. president biden called the move a blatant attack on the constitution, jim crow for the 21st century. joining us now as gilda daniels at the university of baltimore, who was an official in the department of justice civil rights division. thank you for being with us. ji

. >> britton charges a red plot.used of its conspiracy, the heads of the people's progressive party. communist propaganda literature is confiscated, but the communists have their foot in the door. by 1961, a communist premier controls british guyana. the example of vietnam. july 21, 1954. a cease-fire agreement signed in geneva. others taking part are russia's molotov. the negotiations between red china's achieves an armistice which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indochina. the flag comes down. the french leave hanoi. according to the armistice's terms and virtual control is left in the hands of red elements. these are some of the million veto means refugees fleeing the area. the red vietnam army takes over. the commonest flag goes up. proclamations and decrees of the new order are posted. cuba, the nationals congress of socialist youth meets with the theme, down with yankee imperialism. they hail castro's expropriation of u.s. holdings, and delegates from red china, the u.s., canada , russia,

britton there they're all condemning this is this violence much less about where the crowd control weapons to fire these peaceful apparently protesters. where that's coming from you think u.s. special rapporteur may investigate where these weapons are coming from or is it the case the weapons are coming from. members of the u.n. security council well it's a good question it's a very very good question but what we're calling for is a is a global arms embargo the security council of the united nations certainly has it within its power to establish a global arms embargo but short of that it's not possible to get there through the security checks there what we're asking for is for countries to accordingly their their their arms embargo regimes so that again we can have a maximum impact right now there are 41 countries in the world that have some form of arms embargo in place we want to increase that number and we want to make sure that all of these indoor goes are coordinated so that we can make sure we keep track on not just us but also dual use technology so that we can we can control what i

the netherlands national election opinion polls suggest more present suggest prime minister mark britton the center right party is on track to win by a large margin last despite says entire cabinet resigning after a child care benefits scandal 2 months ago i was here its 1st major vote since the start of the pandemic a real test of the government's policy that sasha proctor is following the votes in the hague. a staggering 37 political parties are competing for 150 parliamentary seats in the dutch general election that has been dominated by the coronavirus pandemic voting has in fact been spread over 3 days to allow for social distancing people have been allowed to vote on bicycles and in calls here in the northwestern town of all the people are voting in the local library and i think at this moment most important thing it's held the health situation where moderates are the prime minister and center right party leader is hoping for a 4th term in office despite the fact that he resigned along with his government in generally over a child benefits scandal number 2 has voted in the hague he

prime minister margaret thatcher, the most churchillian britton since churchill himself, correctly saidhis "european nations were made by history. the united states was made by philosophy." that philosophy, the heart of which is the doctrine of the universal natural rights, is always and directly pertinent to u.s. foreign policy. henry kissinger has argued americans belief in our principles are universally true, implies that governments based on other principles are less than legitimate. they are, as it were, on permanent probation. our founding document, the declaration of independence, does not into words -- not mince words. it says governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed. therefore, many of the world's governments do not have just powers. kissinger has also said acutely that on the one hand, americans frequently seem to regard foreign policy as an optional activity. on the other hand, the belief that american principles should be universal, the belief that justice would be served if all nations emulated our nation, this belief sometimes begets another be

late today, oakland police said albert britton was charged in connection with the robbery pak hoand attackesday. the man died after suffering had damage. >>> arguments over the finalist for police chief. in a story will see only on abc7, i spoke with a former officer who was transgender who wrote a letter to the city manageable manager about deputy chief, anthony mata. >> i'm afraid for the trans officers and lgb officers that are there. they will not be respected. >> reporter: that fear of julie callahan is toward san jose deputy chief, anthony mata, one of four finalists for the chief of police position following the retirement of chief eddie garcia. >> that's frightening to me. >> reporter: julie served as an officer with sj pd from 91 to 2010 and transition from male to female around 2001. she is the founder of the trans gender community of police and sheriff offering support to 6000 transgender law enforcement officers around the country. >> a partner of mine who stopped talking to me for several years. >> reporter: sources close to the selections process tell me the city manager is e

police make a second arrest of the murder of a 75-year-old asian-american man. 56-year-old albert brittonith robbing the victim. the arrest follows a string of alleged hate crimes against asian-americans in oakland, california. also tonight, san francisco police arresting three men in connection with an attack

police make a second arrest of the murder of a 75-year-old asian-american man. 56-year-old albert britton is in custody, also charged with robbing the victim. the arrest follows a string of alleged hate crimes against asian-americans in oakland, california. also tonight, san francisco police arresting three men in connection with an attack on an asian man inside a chinatown laundromat. police seized weapons and identify the three men. calvin virgil, jason orozco, and nolande besheers. police believe the surveillance video, the suspect also hurled racial insults. vandals defacing a seattle church with anti-china graffiti crew locals reportedly growing frustrated with whether or not police are on. officials tell local reporters they say it's safe to say there is an investigation. the graffiti says "china you will pay. go home." local residents as we are in seattle, pretty progressive and so many ways. disheartening a lot of ways. tonight the white house and activist are primarily laying the blame on white supremacy and comments by former president trump when addressing the latest violence a

tonight, open police make a second arrest in the murder of a 75-year-old asian american man, albert britton is in custody charged with robbing the victim, the arrest follows a string of alleged hate crimes against asian americans in oakland, california. also tonight san francisco police arresting two men in connection with the attack on an asian man in the china laundromat. also tonight new york police are looking for tips after an assault against an asian american man in brooklyn is police believe the surveillance video from shortly before the attack, the suspect also hurled racial insults, vandals defacing a seattle church with anti-china graffiti and locals are growing frustrated with whether or not police are on the case. officials to local reporters they say it is safe to say there's an investigation, the graffiti says china, you will pay, go home. local residences we are in seattle which is pretty progressive in a lot of ways it is disheartening a lot of ways. the white house and activists primarily laying the blame on white supremacy and comments by donald trump when addressing the l

the alameda county district attorney's office charged demetrius britton, the accused getaway charge who faces murder charges. 75-year-old pak ho was assaulted and robbed out for his morning walk last week. during the attack he hit his head on the ground and sadly event will you died from his injuries. the first person arrested in this case, 26-year-old keonte bailey of oakland faces a special circumstance murder , "today in the bay." in washington, immigration takin unaccompanied children entering the country without their parents. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in d.c. this morning. tracie, congress is taking on this issue today. it's a biggie. >> they are, let's start by taking a live look at capitol hill where the house of representatives will consider two bills on immigration this week, one that would give legal stat to us undocumented farm workers and the other provides a path to citizenship for dreamers, those young people brought into this country as children. also, while that's happening, there's an issue happening down at the border. 3,200 children have crossed

the alameda county district attorney's office charged demetrius britton, the accused getaway charge who faces murder charges. 75-year-old pak ho was murdered and robbed. during the attack he hit his head on the ground and sadly eventually died. the first person arrested in this case, 26-year-old keonte bailey of oakland faces a special circumstance murder charge as well as first-degree robbery. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. you can help stop the hate. nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and our parent company comcast will be partnered with the bay area-based asian pacific fund providing grants to organizations working to stop attacks against the asian and asian-american community. we added a link to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> president biden and vice president harris are touting their benefits from the rescue plan but facing a growing issue at the border, a sudden and massive influx of hundreds of children entering the u.s. without their parents. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live with more in washington. tracie, this is concerning. >> it i

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it tends to be friends when wade and britton pronounce another way.you can choose like tomato or tomato. the word refers to his idea that humans are now rivaling the great forces of nature in terms of our a impact on the planet. so is shaped life on earth and the geology of the earth over time in the forces of volcanism, tiktok thinks and humans are now on par with a lot of the forces. it so just give you one example, humans now move around as much earthen sentiment is major members of the world pretty so that is just one of the numerous examples i can give you the show you how we are now started on equal footing with some of these great forces. and it has really caught on in the popular literature in the scientific literature as well. there still is ultimately deep theological what we live in is determined by geologists in that case debate going on about whether we should formally rename this geological thing which is technically we live in the coliseum which is the. since the end of the last ice age about 12000 years ago. so the question is still be

tenney: today i rise to honor the outstanding work of kelly britton and kathy caruso, two residents of new york's 22nd congressional district. they founded and run better together, an advocacy group for children with special needs. as mothers of children with disabilities, kelly and kathy mobilize a grassroots group of pirnts and family members tomorrow with delivering abilities. today better today is bringing awareness to the many unmet needs of children with differing abilities experience. i recently joined better together for their first advocacy event, an autism awareness and first responder forum. this wonderful collaborative event provided training and guidance to first responders on how to work effectively and compassionately to help patients with autism and other disabilities. it was a pleasure to join kelly, kathy, and the better together family to discuss their advocacy eanchts priorities. i thank kelly and kathy for giving back to our community in such a meaningful way. they truly are making the world a better place. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro temp