clement? >> mr. chief justice, that text of the second amendment enshrines the right not just to keep arms but to bear them, and the relevant history and traditions exhaustively surveyed by this court in the heller decision confirmed that the text for text in individual rights to carry firearms outside the home for purposes of self-defense. indeed, that history is so clear, that new york no longer contests that carrying a handgun outside of the home for purposes of self-defense is constitutionally protected activity. but that concession dooms new york's law, which makes it a crime for a typical law-abiding new yorker to exercise that constitutional right. this court in heller labeled the very few comparable laws that restricted all outlets for carrying firearms outside the home for self-defense, outliers rightly condemned. new york likens its law to a restriction on weapons and sensitive places, but the difference between sensitive place law in new york's regime is fundamental. it is the difference b

clement makes is brief. if you are asserting a claim under the constitution, you don't have to say i've got a special reason. you say this is why it's important to my defense the constitution gives you that right. you don't have to say when you are looking for a permit that your speech is particularly important. so why do you have to show in this case convince to somebody you are entitled to exercise your second amendment right? >> as to the general question about heller, we agree completely at all to apply which all the parties take to look at the text, history and tradition of the second amendment right and applying that now to a somewhat different issue with broad material. as to the question about why do you have to have a showing of need, i think the problem in the formulation is it assumes the conclusion. if you have a right to carry around a weapon for possible self-defense as an individual wants to have one available, obviously you couldn't take away that right or make it contingent. but the whole qu

june 27, pope will soon clement the army of virginia. lincoln has chosen pope for political purposes, not for his battlefield abilities. lincoln is not at this time ready to relieve general mcclellan. his other factors are going into this decision, secretary chase and edwin stanton have chosen pope because he will fight a hard relentless contest unsparing of southern populace especially in virginia. chase argues to lincoln and stanton about bringing him east and giving command primarily on the ground of policy and doing so with patronage. stanton told objective for pope is to humiliate mcclellan. imagine them placed in a situation you told your commanding officers this is not the command for me, it will not be successful. being placed in this position with sub context and minds and now you are expected to be successful on it. pope premieres again and says i just don't want this position, send me back west but the question comes in at this moment for historical debate, who else would be the right fit at this moment? can administration nee

quinto visited the location on clement one last time to say goodbye to the staff inside who she saysl now have to walk farther to another walgreens location on geary. and cross a busy street to get there. now i have to cross. proceed you, which is i mean, that's that's a big stree. i mean, yeah, it's really scary there. lots of people died. the closure of the walgreens locations could also contribute to the growing problem of vacant storefronts in san francisco. convenience stores can act as anchor businesses. but kevin ryan from green apple books, says big corporate entities like walgreens can pull out of a neighborhood in the blink of an eye, leaving neighbors scrambling and impacting surrounding businesses. it's all an ecosystem and the more empty storefronts there are the unhealthier the ecosystem. richmond district supervisor connie chan agrees that the loss of the walgreens on clement will impact the neighborhood. but she's hoping that as one business closes, others will open. perhaps in that corner where walking will be missed, but at the same time, there could be opportunity

clemente was an absolute person.ith the church or church member or in the senate, he was a pastor first. >> you know, when i think about those final words, i remember a pastor, not from south carolina saying to me, you know, black folks are always expected to have amazing grace no matter what we suffer and how much we're hurting, we're supposed to have grace. i remember media people asking the victims of the charleston nine, the family members do you forgive. i want to ask if you're still angry. the state of south carolina obviously failed you. this court has said they failed you. are you still angry about that? >> you can't be angry. that's something that, you know, if you hold that in, you can't move forward. >> yeah. >> and so you have to be able to -- you never forget. you'll always remember and i will always be there to talk to my girls and tell them and other people what happened and so forth. that's from my standpoint. but something you never forget. >> let's talk settlement. $88 million. for people not famili

quinto visited the location on clement one last time to say goodbye to the staff inside who she saysl now have to walk farther to another walgreens location on geary. and cross a busy street to get ther. now i have to cross procedure, which is i mean, that's that's a big street. i mean, it's yeah, it's really scary. there people died. the closure of the walgreens locations could also contribute to the growing problem of vacant storefronts in san francisco. convenience stores can act as anchor businesses. but kevin ryan from green apple books, says big corporate entities like walgreens can pull out of a neighborhood in the blink of an eye, leaving neighbors scrambling and impacting surrounding businesses. it's all an ecosystem and more empty storefronts. there are the unhealthier the ecosystem. richmond district supervisor connie chan agrees that the loss of the walgreens on clement will impact the neighborhood. but she's hoping that as one business closes, others will open, perhaps in that corner where walking will be missed, but at the same time, there could be opportunity for small

host: a jury has found kyle rittenhouse not guilty of murdering toes clement, and injuring another.e opened fire during black lives matter protests in kenosha, wisconsin last year. seven people have been injured and dozens are arrested in what is being described as chaos in rotterdam. restrictions in the netherlands have been reimposed to commit a wave of new covid 19 infections. austria is the next country to impose a lockdown and make vaccination against the virus compulsory. u.s. president joe biden's 1.57 -- $1.75 trillion spending bill -- the united states has condemned the detention of yemeni staff. secretary of state antony blinken says dozens have been detained in this region because they work for the u.s. in a caretaker capacity. emergency crews are trying to reach people still stranded in british columbia days after floods and mudslides destroyed roads, houses, and bridges. those were the headlines and they continue after inside story. stay tuned. ♪ >> the continent must perform, that is the message from america's top diplomat to african leaders. antony blinken has been vi

jon: trey, stand by we'll continue with tim clemente. would you guess that fbi is already on the scene, is there a federal role to play here? >> there can be. this is weapons of mass destruction in this is,. you use a vehicle as a weapon, something that fbi either has jurisdiction or can be asked to assist the locals. jon: i will tell our viewers, you can see in top right of the screen, they are setting up for a news conference. which is scheduled to begin 5 minutes from now. 7:30 waukesha time. as i might have said before, i would not expect it to be on time, with so much information flooding in. police chief, we believe will be one of those holding the news conference, is gathering information. worse thing you want to do is release bad information or information ha that is -- that is incomplete. tim, from your experience at the fbi, what are they looking for first? what are first questions that police chief and other investigators are trying to answer tonight? >> first thing is intent of the operator of that vehicle. was this an intent

one at 75 clement street and the over at hayes valley will close tomorrow. both will transfer prescriptions to other wall greens pharmacies nearby. wall greens says the color are dupe to ram fant shoplifting. earlier in year, our own reporter shot video of a shop limiting -- shop lifter clearing at shelves. cases of covid-19 on the rise in nearly half the country. the case rise has led to at least one college changing its policy on hole dame gatherings. >> at least 21 states are currently seeing an uptick in occasions of covid-19. saturday marking the fifth consecutive day that hospitalizations have hissen across the u.s. there are now concerns cases could rise even further as temperatures drop and people gather for the high school days. st. michael's college in involvement has suspended social gatherings after tracking cases tied to halloween parties. >> we've pricking that there's going to be another wave of covid-19 over the winter. we have about hatch the population vaccinated. arguably 58% fully vaccinated. what that means is we have almost half the pop

the big question now is how russia will react and what measures will russia clement to help try to resolvehis difficult situation. brent: how much influence does germany have on the situation? it's hard to imagine that the president of belarus would be doing what he is doing without the blessing in support of the kremlin. >> angela merkel hopes that president putin could have influence and change things, but that is not the only element we have to discuss. european leaders have also been talking for a long time on sanctions. the german foreign ministry also supports the idea of new sanctions against the fellow russian regime. gush belarusian regime. it's also clear from the eu perspective that european leaders understand that germany plays a role, but their unders -- interested in knowing what will come next from germany's new government which as you know is still being discussed. brent: our political correspondent, thank you. we want to take this story, to go as close as we can. our correspondent is near the border tonight. what is the situation there at the border? >> journalists are sti

richmond district supervisor connie chan agrees that the loss of the walgreens on clement will impactut she's hoping that as one business closes, others will open, perhaps in that corner where walking will be missed, but at the same time, there could be opportunity for small businesses to come in. perhaps it's not just one small business in that space. this is a big space. perhaps there could be a multiple small business coming together to have a joint adventure in that corner. two other walgreens one on ocean, the other on mission have already closed and one more location on cesar chavez is set to close its doors for good on wednesday in san francisco. christian captain ktvu fox two news. san francisco police sergeant has been criminally charged in the robbery of a rite aid store in san mateo authorities say sfpd sergeant david cole was off duty earlier this month when he tried to rob the pharmacy. of painkillers. he's now charged with four counts of robbery, having a concealed and loaded gun and resisting arrest. officials say he resisted arrest by trying to run away. cole has been

one is on clement street in others on goff street prescriptions from those stores will be transferred to the location at california street and market street. then on wednesday the location on chavez street is going to be closed as well. prescriptions. well, then be found at the mission street location and the is. i just the latest closures. walgreens is doing in the city because it says there is, quote, ongoing organized retail crime in the area. the company is already closed. more than a dozen of its stores in the city due to the uptick in organized crime back in june. a man was caught on camera in what became a viral video brazenly shoplifting from a san francisco walgreens that suspect was linked to 8 shoplifting cases. also happening tomorrow, oakland residents can start to schedule large item drop off appointments with the waste management of alameda county. this bulky waste services aimed to reduce illegal dumping in oakland tomorrow morning. city leaders and the service companies manager going hold a press conference to launch this program and i'm sure you'll be able to watch t

tim clemente is an expert on counterterrorism. he loves this country, his parents were immigrants, so he's a 1st generation mark wanted to honor the country that accepted his parents. and he did that by first serving in the military. and then when he got into federal law enforcement. and i know mark was down near the capitol and merely for having been there on that day and near the capitol, mark lost his job, lost his security clearance, and probably ended his years of service to the united states government and to people in united states because of that. ibrahim says he went to the capitol that day because he was invited by an fbi informant, a man he had known in iraq. we have confirmed this is true. we've reached out to that man, the man that ibrahim went to the protest with. he denies he encouraged anyone to break the law. but that man did confirm that he has been an fbi informant, confirmed the fbi knew he was at the capitol that day, and he confirmed he invited mark ibrahim to the protest. ibrahim says, the two of them stood

reporter: because the government announced measures to put clement at the heart of education, kids wereing school to take part in this protest. your sit -- what is right that sign? >> they are saying we had to do this now. we gotta do this now but they are not sorting it. >> they are making promises they can't keep. reporter: do you think that's what they are doing? promises they will keep? >> yes. this happened a lot. people say they will do things and they don't make enough change to make it impact. >> they are listening to what we have to say and trying to make a change. reporter: are they trying to achieve the same thing as you? lower emissions and save the planet? >> i don't know. they are trying but we are trying harder. reporter: there have already been comtments to reverse deforestation and promise more money than ever before to tackle climate change. greta thunberg doesn't seem very impressed with the progress so far. what do you think? >> it is fair enough. it is been 26 years and no progress has been made. carbon emissions keep increasing. we need action. reporter: she dismis

sf reports that the two stores are located on clement straight and on gough street near market.ther is also set to close on wednesday on cesar chavez street in the outer mission. walgreens announced last month it intended to close five san francisco locations by the end of november, citing rampant shop lifting. >>> as they say, all good thing comes to an end. this morning, that includes the warriors' latest winning streak. last night in charlotte, step curry had 24 in his homecoming game including the third quarter buzzer beater right there. gave the dubs the lead. draymond green tied it at the last minute but the hornets answered stinging the warriors ending the winning streak. they play tomorrow in brooklyn against k.d. and the nets. >>> so the 49ers have a perfect chance to turn their season around tonight on "monday night football." >> the problem is they're playing the l.a. rams and playing the game at levi's, which shouldn't be a problem. but it is. that's because the niners won a home game last year more than a year ago. nbc sports bay area will have pregame coverage star

all of you and clements. i want to start with you what's have been like there actually i'm in front of it and it's a great turn. and come today after some valence this weekend. and that if i say i was in the field yesterday night with some protestants, and they said that their fight will continue until they have answers from paris. hardimen didn't have any answers so they will continue. how much is this about not trusting the vaccine, how much of this is about not trusting the government almost everybody that i met also because the thing that parish doesn't want to hear them is that the need to drink water, that they need jobs, that they need some help from paris, so they are thinking that berries doesn't want to listen to them. and that's also why they don't want to take the vaccine because it's a thing from far away from paris for the friends mainland that not for the carry bins. stephanie, how much of this is a distrust of this vaccine and how much of it is a destruction i got i got a loop of all vaccines.

take a look at your screen locations on clement street and on goff street will close today prescriptions from the locations will be moved to the store at california and market wednesday. the location on chavez street will close prescriptions can be moved to the mission street location as well. and back in june. you know, a man was caught on camera in what became a viral video brazen shoplifting from a san francisco walgreens that suspect was linked to 8 shoplifting cases. happening today. the ports of l a long beach will begin implementing new fines to try and ease the backlog of cargo ships. the fees will target ocean carriers to linger too long at port terminals ships that failed to off load their cargo on time will face penalties of $100 a day in the fee will increase by another $100 for each day containers. sit idly by local ports are also starting a new q system to reduce the amount of ships crowded in waters close to shore that new system takes effect this tuesday. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news kaiser permanente avoids a strike after reaching a deal with 50,000 healt

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today, on remembrance sunday we can share the stories of sergeant rick clements, who was left with life — and kingsman darren deady, who was killed at the age of 22 during his second tour of duty. ijoined the army back in 1996, i was 16 and nine months at the time, very much a child, really. darren was a cheeky chap. always laughing. into his music. out with the lads. very loyal. gunfire. although we are 11 years on now, i still remember exactly what happened the day he got shot. the way i felt. when i first set foot in afghanistan, it was very similar to iraq in many senses. the heat was just unbearable. looking around and watching people just living in poverty. some of the phone calls were quite horrific, really. because you could hear what was going off. i stood up and took a step back and then all of a sudden there was this massive explosion. i was disorientated. didn't know what had gone on. and really, the first sort of time i came to terms with that was when i heard the boys coming towards me and i realised it was me. ijust remember thinking, stay awake, because if you are awake,

and that's something that has been going on ongoing and not only on my farm, but throughout clements revelation project, especially in the last 20 years as we've faced reduced allegations we are um, as, as farmers, we feel like we're steward of the resource and i'm speaking for myself, we try and stretch the every drop of water as far as we can and the further we get into these droughts, the more critical it becomes to do that. and we are all constantly trying to adapt and be able to make our systems as, as efficient as possible. but at the end of the day, it does take some water in order to irrigate and sustain a farm. and we have to be economically healthy in order to make the kinds of investments that allow us to be more efficient, that water and that's why droughts and a complete water shut off like we saw this year are particularly devastating to our communities because it takes away our ability to remain economically viable and made on the long term investments that help not only my community locally here as far as agriculture, but the entire watershed is whole. i want to put s

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french interior minister agreed to accelerate the delivery of the commitments made in the joint. clement of july 2021. to live on the joined determination to prevent 100 percent of cross science and make this deadly route on viable. for the record, the 100 percent figure was not agrees between the home secretary and french, interior minister, gerald german and and should not be presented as an agreed commitment. it is not that it is not part of the joint statement. oh, thought the diplomatic roots haven't really worked either. the united kingdom is trying to replace the dublin agreement with other resettlement schemes. however, france, belgium gemini, and sweden have all rejected these attempts, but one is certainly needed, as i say, these numbers are now as soaring out of control. and we have to look at the context of all of this. even ministers in that meeting admitted the very fact that when the full of cowboy happened, that's the only soul, the influx of asylum seekers, particularly from afghanistan on the nit by region with these people ending up here in the channel. plus, of course

i hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. if the funding, the police can't work and reforming the police takes forever. can american policing ever be fixed? let's get to the bottom line. ah. the murder of george floyd by minneapolis policeman. last year was one of the sparks that led many communities across the united states to demand radical change in law enforcement. it started with last the demands to abolish or defend the police. but that slogan, proved divisive and impossible to implement at the time, joe biden with the democratic candidate for president, and he refused to adopt it. police reform has been happening in different cities in states across the country, each at its own pace, some have be criminalized marijuana to ease the racial inequality and drug arrests . some have made it illegal for officers to see misconduct on the job without reporting it. and some of made it easier to sue officers personally for their wrong doing. but is this enough to deal with the root causes of the problem? or is it just scratching

oh, i am steve clements and i have a question. a year after winning the white house with the most votes in history, has joe biden fizzled out? let's get to the bottom line. ah. the democratic party and president joe biden got a major reality check last week after local elections across the country. the democrats was several key races, particularly the governor's mansion and virginia, indicating an end to the blue wave if there ever really was one after last year's presidential vote. biden got a key part of his agenda, a massive spending package to fix america's infrastructure passed at the end of the week. but it was too late to help his party in the elections that popular bipartisan infrastructure bill. well, it was held hostage by the far left of his own democratic party. now the 2nd part of his agenda, or should we say his legacy? the one that includes is big plans for society and the environment called build back better remain stuck in congress, a victim of democratic inviting between progressives and conservatives. when repub

journalists, the qu was planned for next week, and that one of ukraine's wealthiest men was involved. clement, as flatly denied the allegations and security services in king sounds say they foiled a coup attempt. at least 15 people have been detained, including politicians, and former officials. they're accused of planning violent protests. one results from sunday's parliamentary elections are released. the president said, dear jap, on is expected to tighten his grip on power. after that, both years gone by the black friday holiday shopping event created frenzied scenes in malls across the us. but the shift to online, exacerbated by the pandemic, has left smaller crowds this year. gabriel alexander has moved from new jersey. this is the 2nd biggest shopping mall in the entire united states. it's called the american dream. got over a 120 different stores. it's busy on the black friday, but not as busy as you might expected pre pandemic times. and that's because there's really a confluence of a perfect storm between 3 issues here. number one is there's a supply chain issue. a lot of the stores

the stores on clement street and on they closed today wednesday. the store chavez street will close walgreens will let people know or they can pick up prescriptions back in june. a man was caught on camera in what has become a viral video showing shoplifting at a walgreens in the city. and it's just one of the many, many examples of what's driving out business that particular suspect was later linked to 8 shoplifting cases. walgreens has already closed more than a dozen of its stores in san francisco because of that rampant crime. a mosque in san francisco was vandalized on friday and now investigators are trying to determine if this was a hate crime, somebody threw a beer bottle through the window of the islamic center. this is the city's oldest mosque. people were inside when it happened is kind of hard to see. but you saw that security video there a moment ago showing somebody throwing the bottle and then running away. the islamic center has been part of the san francisco community since the 1950's. >> it is bay these hateful servers and message

burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried, where so much of new york city history is buried is clement of the inequality that is existed in the city. for centuries. harold is driven by drink shaped bankers as in dares sinks, we dare to ask ah, welcome back to the kaiser report time now to return to our conversation with carl damage or of market dash sticker dot org car. welcome back. thank you max. all right, now we left off our previous conversation on the interesting point. i wanted to pick up on that. so, you know, we're talking about the american economy. capitalism versus socialism talking about the political economy, talking about how these to relate to each other, how they bleed into each other, how to separate the 2, you know, in united states we have free market. capitalism is kind of the model. but since the fed has been allowed to dictate interest rates, that is to say, price controls on interest rate, that's the say that interest rates are not determined by the free market. they're determined by a polar bureau of policy makers for 5060 years now. and since the fed post vulg

. >> regarding lebanon, the united states has been pushing the new government to clement these reforms. do you hear anything from them? any update, any progress? >> well, as we mentioned, we have an urgent humanitarian need in jimenez tent and the afghan people. and basically, healthcare services remain running, and also the schools need to remain operational. so we are very much focused on those areas and trying to deliver those aids for the people over there. and as i mentioned, winter is going to be very challenging in delivering humanitarian aid. so that's why we are urging and encouraging all international organizations to step up this time and to try to deliver it as soon as possible. and from our side, we are doing our best to facilitate for them and to contribute to address those needs. regarding ethiopia, of course we are very much concerned about the escalation over there and the stability of eastern africa and north africa is very important for a regional stability. -- our regional stability. and we hope things will be deescalated and resolved as soon as possible. we normall