murphy brown fires back at dan quayle. murphy brown has the vice president hopping mad again. >> i never thought something that i wrote would lead to a culture war. that's really what sparked a huge public debate about what the meaning of family values was. >> why do you reject the same family values that we care about? it is a political issue. they're not hearing that when they listen to you. the only question is whose values are you talking about? >> and that is the frame of the culture wars that we're fighting today. doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. >> oh, you're sitting in traffic on the 101 freeway. and aretha franklin came on. respect. what you want, baby. >> i got. what you need. >> and i don't know, this whole thing just sort of took shape in my head. i hadn't really seen a character like murphy on television before. i hadn't seen a character like myself or my friends. you know, women who were at that time really making our way in a man's world. >> murphy brown reflected a very powerful zeit

>> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown.en this warm welcome upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city at the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> and that is of a move. now that when you're in the majority, you know, you don't pay much attention the democrats do that. and trump's doing that democracy given us trump, that is the choice. people look you know, this it's vulgar in tells lies and they thought that was better. then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to kill. he believes history shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump. and i think we have some out after that. the shoes, the pe

>> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown. given this warm welcome upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city of the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> and that is of a move. now that when you're in the majority, you don't pay, you don't pay much attention. the democrats do that. and trump's doing that, everybody, democracy given us trump. that is the choice. people look you know, the vulgar. tells lies and they thought that was better. then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump. and i think have some out after that. the shoes, the pendulum a way it

the cook county sheriff's department had to serve brown. that's what it's called, they had to actually give brown court papers in person. only then could he be arrested for any protection order violations. the sheriff's office said they tried to serve him twice with no luck. - [marissa] this is a crime that's just taken less seriously. - yeah, i was gonna look at that. - we showed benna crawford, managing director at legal aid chicago all of maria's complaints. the nonprofit represents 100s of domestic violence survivors every year. - maria's case and so many cases like it demonstrate all of the different points where there was an opportunity to do that intervention and that opportunity was missed. - [marissa] brown was eventually served november 28th, but you can see maria went back to police that same day with a new harassing text and repeated calls. now that he'd been handed that paperwork, police should have arrested him for violating that protection order, but they didn't. from what you saw in maria's record, what do you think is the m

i'm pamela brown in washington. all of this and more ahead on a special new year's eve edition of cnn news central. several cities around the world have already bid farewell to 2024, and are celebrating a new year. now. la try lgov. >> say some money. your happy new year. >> sandi freeman shouts of happy new year rang out in hong kong's victoria harbor just a few hours ago, as a dazzling fireworks show lit up the skies at the stroke of midnight, and an hour later, it was thailand's turn. crowds in bangkok kicked off the new year with a spectacular seven minute fireworks display. and take a look at sydney australia. the city welcomed 2025 with its biggest fireworks show ever. it featured a golden waterfall effect cascading from the iconic sydney harbor bridge. organizers say more than nine tons of fireworks were used for the big event. and back here in the u.s., we are still hours away from one of the largest and most famous new year's eve celebrations in the world in new york city's times square, and the nypd is mak

brown and the raiders were captured or killed. brown was executed. most scholars today the harpers ferry raid a spark that led to the civil war and in fact, in the wake of harpers ferry raid southerners started they started stocking huge weapons and and planning for war in the immediate aftermath even, though, fort sumner would be two years away. there were a number of prominent abolitionist who were involved in are supported. the raid and almost all character cries john brown as, a saint, a savior, a hero. at the time, abbie kelly foster, a white abolitionist from a white abolitionist. you eulogized john brown following harpers ferry raid and likening him to a hero of another time of national peril. he she likened to the marquis de lafayette. and there are a number of instances of abolitionists linking raiders in harpers ferry to lafayette, seeing them as kind of as virtual twins twins. thoreau and emerson sell and actually helped to raise the the the celebration of john efforts and his raiders at harpers ferry. thoreau famously said that christ was

president, is in brown's retirement, this afternoon about the colleagues of ours will deliver his farewell address my dear friends, sinner sherry brown of ohio, and if there is one statement captures sherry brown best it is this, workers look at sheridan they say, that he has one us rated workers look at sheridan they say, he is one of us. now i like it office wasn't part of the brown family tradition, fighting for justice suddenly was and he said and he said the many times i've seen that smile on his face when he said it, that he inherited this actavis set from his mother georgia native who marched on the frontlines of the early civil rights movement and his mother taught him and his brother charlie, who ila went to law school with and i knew charlie before you sharon, the parent political d activism and that moral duty that we all have to serve our neighbors. any got the message early in his first take the politics came in high school when he was president of the student counseling right away he became a proud thorn in the side of the principal organizing a typewritten on more protests p

>> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown.en this warm welcome upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city of the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> move now that when you're in the majority, you know, pay you don't pay much attention. the democrats do that. and trump's doing that, everybody, democracy and given us trump, that is the choice. people look you know, this it's vulgar in tells lies and they thought that was better. then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to kill. he believes history shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump and i think have some out after that. shoes, the pendulu

that leads us to musket number one who knows what a brown basses have you heard the term brown this is the affectionate term going back to the middle part of the 18th century that the british soldier ascribed to his musket. in fact i guess brown because it's got a brown stock this sounds like a pretty girl's in fact when you joined british army in the period very often the term was he married brown this and it's true when i was in college i had a brown vest that i was in love with and my girlfriend was jealous she referred to my brown vest as the other woman. so starting in the 1720s, the british really up their game. they realized we want to reequip entire british army. and they came out with the sort of must. you see here the top musket now known by as a pattern 1730 d it is the first standard british military firearm in history. it is the absolute ground zero musket that led up to whatever firearm the carrying today. you can see it'got a walnut stk. it's got a beautiful lock it's engraved with the crown over the pher of in this king george the secondn the tail says e with a superscr

>> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown. upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city of the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> there's move now that when you're in the majority, you know, you don't pay much attention. the democrats do that. and trump's doing that, everybody, democracy and given us trump, that is the choice. people look you know, this it's vulgar. tells lies and they thought that was better. then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to kill. he believes history shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump and i think have some out after that. shoes, the pendulum a way it works r

farewell address, my dear friend, sherrod brown of ohio. if there's one statement that captures sherrod brown best, workers look at sherrod and say, he is one of us. workers look at sherrod and say, he is one of us. now, elected office wasn't part of the brown family tradition, but fighting for justice certainly was. sherrod says, and he said it many times, seeing that smile on his face when he says it, he inherited his activist bent from his mother, a georgian native who marched on the front lines of the movement. sherrod's mom taught her sons, charlie and sherrod -- who i went to law school with -- about the moral activism to serve our neighbors. sherrod got the message early. his first taste of politics came in high school when he was elected president of the student council. right away he became a proud thorn in the side of the principle organizing anti-vietnam war protests and pushing for equality in the educational system. during his senior year in college, sherrod was recruited to run for state rep, admittedly his parents weren't thr

junior, aka jerry brown. given this warm welcome upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city of the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> there's move now that when you're in the majority, you know, pay you don't pay much attention. the democrats do that. and trump's doing that, everybody, democracy given us trump. that is the choice. people look you know, this it's vulgar. tells lies and they thought that was better. and then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to kill. he believes history shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump. and i think have some out after that. shoes,

there is also tom brown, which they bought in 2014 and tom ford fashion.is stuff is extremely high end the zegna, now it is well balanced across the globe. so the uneven recovery from covid has impacted some of the numbers. the asia pacific region made up 50% of the business in 2021 and the middle east and africa was the second largest at 35% of sales and north america was 22 of sales an the final 2% coming from the catch all other region. the big story here is the traditional family run business focused entirely on high end men's wear and it is in the mold of hermes and the parent company of gucci and belengi that is why they bought tom brown and ford fashion which gave them exposure even the brand has expanded beyond suits including a big move into footwear they make triple stitches sneakers and they're a favorite for like apple ceo tom cook and damy dimon wears them. so that is the strategy. but the roll out and execution let's just say they have been uneven zeg na had nice growth in 22 and 23 and to 1.9 billion euros last year and purchase of that came

brown. david teaches history at elizabethtown college in pennsylvania. he is the author of seven books, among them four biographies. the first populist, the defiant life of andrew jackson, the last american aristocrat, the brilliant life and improbable education of henry adams and paradise lost a life of scott fitzgerald and richard hofstadter, an intellectual biography. of course, tonight at the new book, we are here for to celebrate is titled a hell of a storm. the battle for kansas, the end of compromise and the coming of the civil war. we've got to be just one blurb. this one's from a dr. alan kelso, who i'm sure we all know. he writes, quote, no one who encounters david brown's new retelling of the infamous nebraska bill will be in any doubt that it was the most toxic piece of legislation ever to pass a u.s. congress with a sharply ironic pen. brown walks us through the terrible unfolding of the year 1854 and the deadly ways it pointed the nation toward civil war. a tour de force and qu

we begin with chief brown in home land security. and i will speak to what the chief tong about during the tsunami warning and the either quake that occurred in the first bullet point under home land security. and this first top bullet time the fire department operational center and i thought may be the commission would want to know wham is this what the fdoc a designated space to manage large scale incidents from the fire department. it allowed for resource allocation, communication, situational awareness. and so in this top bullet point. the fdoc is used throughout the year many time in events. to monitor situations or to develop our event action plans for some of those events throughout the year. where we have i warningor another emergency we stand up that operation and's center and per of what chief brown has been doing it is planning for upgrades in our operation's center. you can imagine, it is a technology. tech, technology heavy in technology. and the systems in there it monitor communication and situational awareness and our

as people he hopes these hills could again become what they once were a natural but century adrian brown. al jazeera weddington, that's it from me 098. there's more information on our website down to 0 dot com and use continues here after the war hotels. and we're going to be back at the top of the hour with more international news for you on houses here. it's interesting the elated by those things. how are you? i'm not selling this selection is unique tentatively seen anything like for an old person, but they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast put their faster non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era, the trip a hotel. i think he's the most talent set made that i've ever stated, and i've conflict that there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel would you believe that bomb went of

and the browns are back in it just like that.y're having a little fun in the mile high city trying to get the upset. jameis winston once again trying to get the ball to his receiver. but in this case it's picked off once again by the denver broncos. another pick six jameis winston threw for nearly 500 yards. but the browns lose this one to the denver broncos 4132. their third straight win improving to eight and five on the season. >> well, the problems just keep stacking up for the san francisco 49 ers. after that brutal loss to buffalo last night we learned that running back christian mccaffrey will likely not see another snap this season. and he is not the only player in the backfield headed to the air jordan mason also suffered a high ankle sprain. ktvu is mark sayer has the disappointment from 40 niners faithful runs the last play when christian mccaffrey intentionally slid down in the second quarter and then limped off the field. >> 49ers fans held their collective breath. he was quickly ruled out for the rest of the game, a

>> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown.en this warm welcome upon his brief return back to sacramento. he was in the capital city of the downtown sheraton for a q and a with the nonpartisan public policy institute of california or ppi c during the conversation, brown did not shy away from offering this analysis of the 2024 election, including a rebuke of leaders from both parties. >> there's move now that when you're in the majority, you know, pay you don't pay much attention. the democrats do that. and trump's doing that, everybody, democracy given us trump. that is the choice. people look you know, this it's vulgar. tells lies and they thought that was better. and then the alternative brown did not mention 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris by name. >> but he did acknowledge voters overall do not trust government like they used to kill. he believes history shows democrats will rebound. >> we've gone from from bush to obama to trump, to biden. but back trump. and i think have some out after that. shoes, the

. >> reporter: amos brown is calling out safeway. saying that the company's decision to close their location in san francisco's fillmore district is just another example of systemic racism. >> this is a snap at black people. and we're saying we see it, we feel it, and as the world needs to understand. >> reporter: the heart of african american community it in san francisco. it was once the epic center of the west coast jazz scene, but reverend brown says decades of racist policies and discriminations have severely hindered the neighborhood's growth. now with safeway leaving, the area will have less access to fresh food. >> it's a total bust. where are we going to go? we feel like we're kind of being abandoned. we're not sure why they're closing so many stores. >> reporter: and they have those safeways too. >> yeah, so i don't know where they're going. >> reporter: safeway says the store will be closing on or around february 7 of next year. in a statement, the company said it chose to shut down the location due to ongoing concerns ove

first manager was hoffer brown, and he immediately owed that the glass to be repaired. and the guests who'd been evacuated to be re accommodates most of them, which unless a harper broad interest segue a double m b. he was to be awarded member of the british empire metal by the queen, which was checking to m b was of course manager about foster robot. and she was a seasoned hotel here i didn't hopper brown was that rest sort of character who actually enjoys emergencies and danger. she bustled around, he was a small, energetic man who ran everything to do with a hotel. and we were actually rather proud of him and a funny sort of way. he was rather proud of us on the brown the road, but continued to convey a sense of business as usual. but despite his efforts the yoke but was soon back in the firing line in october 1971 to all right man entered the hotel, held a people of gun point and place the large white folks at reception which contains a huge bone. the hotel was evacuated, vehicles were removed from the area under british army arrived, including bomb disposal next, b

the importance of social security for seniors and americans with disabilities better than senators brown and casey. they have been leading the fight for years to protect and strengthen social security for current and future generations of americans, and they have done it for their entire careers. that includes battling those who would want to privatize the system, those who would raise the retirement age, or advance schemes that would otherwise cut benefits. it strikes me as particularly fitting that one of the final votes this body takes, and the first time the senate votes to increase benefits in decades, will be a vote to ensure everyday americans receive their earned benefits. i was director of the oregon gray panthers for almost seven years before coming into public life, and i long ago decided that protecting america's earned benefits has been a ln lodestar and senators casey and brown followed that through their public service. this vote is also a chance for the american people to see clearly who is fighting for middle-class families. because what the senate is doing is preventing

follow the brown act, which requires 24 hours note for a special meeting. activists say they had be showing up to city hall tonight with tents to protest. >>> well, the city of walnut creek is celebrating the opening of a new affordable housing complex. they are located on the property on tice valley boulevard. said to be the first affordable cottage community had on faith owned land and in contra costa county. it includes six homes that will come with the kitchenette, and there will also be on-site social services. >>> okay, turning to weather right now. we got a little lost right there. >> yeah, it did happen some time for the virtual reality environment. >> the one thing i'm excited about, there is a chance for some rain or there will be rain coming down. >> that will help us for the past week at least, but that rain and several rain chances in a row, they will watch that smudge of haze out there for a little while at least. a look at how things are going to evolve throughout the next few days. we'll begin with a look at the smudge of haze on the horizon

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okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the building reopened, mayor brown and i went outside at that moment it was still cold street we shut down the word on the sign that read polk. >> put up the sign that said number one, dr. carlson carlton b goodlett white. >> i think that he earned a certain place in respect of all poem he was just a remarkable individual. unfortunately, we didn't live long enough here to see the street sign >> i we're going to go ahead and get started call to order. thank you. >> thank you. vice chair d'antonio. >> roll call. >> vice chair d'antonio oh,

i spoke to miss brown about this before.nd if a member of the board of supervisors writes an ordinance that then we review, we might pass a resolution supporting that specific ordinance. once there's legislative text, at that point, we might raise concerns about false convictions, or we might disagree with the ordinance altogether. as it's written. so i think this is, you know, as a step to get the ball rolling, appreciating that there are concerns, what we're what we're voting on today is a general set of principles. and making sure that the legislative branch of the city and county of san francisco is aware that one of its commissions wants them to take this issue seriously. and on that, i think we do have general agreement. so that's al, i think, why i'm comfortable moving forward with a vote today. you want to have additional to be complete so that we have everything in it. absolutely. i agree, if you're saying it's just one like, what's the difference whether we vote on it today or we put it over to january and then hav

the typical brown. this is from a brown to not show. and then you just explode. oh, i mean we know he was always enough. oh, is in love with the and he couldn't really say it's an update on incomplete love and unders restoration of impossible love. it's okay. the she has this da da da da da da da da da, da da, and so forth. he's already going back and then he goes to the depths of his s as in german, this longing, an o exploding this most seemed to me. it sounds great. and also the way your line with the violins pressed by the ends end of your lives, just flash. there's so many disciplines is there that it just, circling is like you can taste every nodes and feeling that that comes from extreme desperation in pain. and as i say, he does the southern and he's going to gather sins of bar codes like, okay, now this is, this keeps keeps thinking, you know, and then this line with a clarinet and it's faith into me. he just shifts and, and also his ability on the piano is so clearly seen. i think that's why when you play it, it's not so easy because it comes from cleve

>> it's charlie brown and the peanuts gang. >> in 1965, one year after rudolph.ed another christmas classic, we love charlie brown christmas. >> i mean, what's not to love, right? >> i loved the feel of it. it had that great vince guaraldi soundtrack. >> someone paired jazz with a christmas special for kids. >> every time you hear it, you just. you just got to go. >> charlie brown is a strange hero for kids because he appears to suffer from depression. i mean, he's in therapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges $0.05. >> he kind of goes through this awakening, i suppose. >> during the christmas season, he was railing against the commercialism of christmas. >> charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues. and, you know, eventually linus turns to him. and shocking for the time he cites scripture for to you is born in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. >> that's what christmas is all about, charlie brown. >> these kids put on the nativity scene as a public school play. >> you know, the school board was probably against it, but no on

black and brown women get everything these days. so i'm in a room of at least 100 people and from where i'm standing, i can see maybe three people of color, if that and sort of stunned by these two women who are maybe in their late fifties, sixties and they're white. but how have decided that black and brown women get all the jobs, whereas we see around us that that is absolutely not the case on my campus. so this particular book would not happened had it not been for that conversation. and i think i should be grateful to them for saying this to me because that became the title of the book that brown women have everything, because we deserve everything but. i feel like all of these little accidents are what led to this moment. travel is also a huge part of both of these books, so i'm curious to hear how being in those situation asians, you had a couple of older women that you ran into on the road walking across america and then you, of course this was the inspiration for your whole the title and the whole story of the book. i'm curi

>> charlie brown is a strange hero for kids becausevene he aps to suffer from depression, i mean he'stherapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges five cents. charges five cents. >> he kind o esawakening i suppose it during the christmas season. >> he was really against the commercialism of christmas. >> charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues an he d eventually linus turns to him and shocking for the time, he cites scripture.t >> 14 he wasch blown in the cite of david n, a saviour who is the lord. >> these kids made a public school play. school play. >> the school board wa k.s finall against iter, nobody can an all want warmth. >> there was no way charlie brown special would made -- would get made today. >> the simplicity of children, then makes it easier tos understand the sumon -- the simplicity of christmas. that is what charlie brown nails. >> it is one of those ones you hope is still on until the ende of time.arer a >> there are many christmas traditions that invoke sense of joy, happiness, one tradition is met with anger and distaste. that is the annual frui

on the brown dio rocha continued to convey a sense of business as usual. but despite his efforts the yoke but was soon back in the firing line, in october 1971 to all right man, entered the hotel, held a people of gunpoint placed the large white folks at reception which contains a huge bone. the hotel was evacuated, vehicles were removed from the area and the british army arrived including bomb disposal experts. major george style was never there. trying to bomb went talk, but i was there was in the lower power. when somebody came in that said that, that's a problem. we've got to get that. yeah, yeah, yeah. okay. i looked across to the for you, i'm the biggest box you have ever seen the size of a table that was there. and that was the same as well. that one's dismantled by george styles, which had his exploded would have actually taken out the hotel spouse was prepared to go to enormous legs to diffuse upon. and on one occasion, he sent up to the ro victoria hospital for the most molten and sophisticated x ray equipment and headed down the road and went in

first manager was hoffer brown, and he immediately or did the glass to be repaired. and the guests who'd been evacuated to be re accommodated. most of them, which, unless harper broad interest legally a double m. b. he was to be awarded member of the british empire metal by the queen, which was checking them. the was of course manager about foster robot. and she was a seasoned hotel air. i didn't hop of ryan was that ras sort of character who actually enjoys emergencies and danger. she bustled around, he was a small, energetic man who ran everything to do with a hotel. and we were actually rather proud of him and a funny sort of way. he was rather proud of us on the brown the road but continued to convey a sense of business as usual. but despite his efforts the yoke but was soon back in the firing line. in october, 1971 to all right man entered the hotel, held a people of gun point. i'm placed the large white folks at reception, which contains a huge bone the hotel was evacuated, vehicles were removed from the area. under bridge is showing me a ride, including bomb d

the ambassador of san francisco mayor willie brown.going to be one of the stars of the evening. that's what i'm told. i'm told that than that. all aspects of the program believe almost every time that i've been in this place. i've had something to >> on the stage this isn't your first time that are you going to be doing some of the i think that's what people are wonder yeah. >> i've got to work 10 issues okay. yet we're now starting to get super loud. so we are definitely yeah, it's definitely all starting to gear up for. probably gonna send it back to up. >> okay. now it's quiet and we were wondering if you're going to get up there and do it me to get up there. i'm not going to say what i'm going to do, though. >> i don't like it will be anything that involves a lot of >> that's a tease. if i ever heard one of the show again doesn't start until about 7.30, but we've got a lot of folks coming in the piece that you just saw. fernando from team is going to be there. baker. yeah. so it is really going to be a night to remember here at clu