miss dixon. who benefited the most from these programs and can you tell us why? and thank you for the answer. >> the unemployment insurance program created 80 plus years ago, it has not been substantially modernized and it was created on a structurally racist foundation aimed at white male breadwinners and so if that is the foundation, that is who mostly benefits from unemployment insurance. that means women workers, folks who work part-time, people who work in restaurants and service jobs where their wages are low are entirely left out of the program and most workers in gig jobs are excluded from the program so as the workforce is changed over time, many workers have been left on the sidelines. particularly this impact women and workers of color so adding this program invited them into the program, some for the first time in their working lives. >> thank you. in august 2020 the department of labor announced it would distribute $260 million in grants to address disparities in the administration of state unemployment insurance systems and promote equitable access

i to my wonderful guest francis and nick dixon . i have been and nick dixon.d nick dixon. i have been simon evans. i am now going to go and see where reputation lies on social media, as is back tomorrow at with me in the driver's seat. no, not not sure who it is. just how. and roger monkhouse, they will be on the panel monkhouse, they will be on the panel. and if you're watching the am, repeat for reason. the 5 am, repeat for reason. good morning. stick around for the next . they're not close to belfast to sell his breakfast brexit deal as he declares britain has taken back control . good morning. at back control. good morning. at 6:00 on tuesday, the 28th of february. this is breakfast on gb news with supposed to brexit on gb news. all the big words this morning with aim to dispel. yeah leading the news this morning the prime minister is in northern ireland as he attempts to sell that brexit deal. dubbed the windsor framework. speaking yesterday alongside the european commission president,

i to my wonderful guest francis and nick dixon . i have been and nick dixon.have been simon evans. i am now going to go and see where reputation lies on social media, as is back tomorrow at with me in the driver's seat. no, not not sure who it is. just how. and roger monkhouse, they will be on the panel monkhouse, they will be on the panel. and if you're watching the am, repeat for reason. the 5 am, repeat for reason. good morning. stick around for the next . time favourite. good evening. it's called the windsor framework and prime minister sunak has just delivered his speech to the house of commons. interestingly after praising his predecessors , he spent most of his speech telling us how absolutely awful the northern ireland had been in terms of the economic life of those living in northern ireland and businesses here on the mainland trying to trade with them. so what's he come up with? well, he tells us that the border in the irish sea has now gone. border in the irish sea has now gone . there'll be a green lane gone. there'll be a green lane for goods that

the dixon case was handled in an appropriate manner.to six years, eight months and pled guilty to charges of five years, four months in the california department of corrections. you know, this is gavin newsom doing what he does best which is shifting blame, creating a sound bite for himself. he knows deep in his heart that his policies are failing. prop 47 is as disaster and let's criminals out and changes the constitution. he is a menace to public safety in the state of california. >> ashley: the suspect, fill in under under california's 8109 dangerous to let criminals out early. you chose not to charge nathaniel dixon who killed officer perez jr. for earlier crimes. why? would it not matter under this law? >> that is just not true. that is banter from the governor that is simply not true. i'm at a loss how to respond to that because nathaniel dixon was charged with every crime we know he committed. so, he was a very young man. he's only 24 years old. he was on a granted probation for robbery. in august 2020, he committed two more felo

it's time for talking kerry dixon luton born and, bred.s when we thought we thought eric morecambe didn't play very much . so luton born and bred, it was a tribal mentality. you support your hometown club , which eric your hometown club, which eric morecambe absolutely did as . i morecambe absolutely did as. i did eric morecambe did they have a suite named after him, which, you know, very popular , sadly you know, very popular, sadly they're still there. they're still kenilworth road. after many years of trying to get of there, which is a bit bit of a problem for them, but as i say, they're still making inroads getting the new stadium and everyone as thought, if you everyone as a thought, if you like, for luton town, hope like, for luton town, i hope that they do manage to the that they do manage to make the transition. yeah they're doing, you this year in the you know this year in the championship they're doing really they're really well. they're lying fourth pretty fourth at the moment. pretty impressive. but they've been doing for the f

it's time for talking kerry dixon luton born and, bred.s when we thought we thought eric morecambe didn't play very much . so luton born and bred, it was a tribal mentality. you support your hometown club , which eric your hometown club, which eric morecambe absolutely did as . i morecambe absolutely did as. i did eric morecambe did they have a suite named after him, which, you know, very popular , sadly you know, very popular, sadly they're still there. they're still kenilworth road. after many years of trying to get of there, which is a bit bit of a problem for them, but as i say, they're still making inroads getting the new stadium and everyone as thought, if you everyone as a thought, if you like, for luton town, hope like, for luton town, i hope that they do manage to the that they do manage to make the transition. yeah they're doing, you this year in the you know this year in the championship they're doing really they're really well. they're lying fourth pretty fourth at the moment. pretty impressive. but they've been doing for the f

the suspect. 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gotten out of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with a focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with dixon that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. >> she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect information say that politely. so i it and, you know,

nick dixon, laughs, of course. nick dixon, a.k.a. laughs, of course. nick dixon, aka. the big dog.re you both .7 good week. dapper. yeah both.7 good week. dapper. yeah a great week. kids. kids have off a week, so that's good. nothing. mayhem but it's been fun. yeah. yeah. my kids have been away because i don't have any. oh, great. what about you, nick? yeah, great. we can do lots of people around long twitter threads much love threads about how much they love me. oh, yeah. so that. yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. lot of fans there. yeah. a few haters, but yeah. how do you . anyway, we're going to have quick look before we begin at saturday's to saturday's pages. i'm going to start with the daily, which is running with doctors told. don't assume the gender any patient. the guardian running with pm faces tory on northern ireland protocol . the telegraph is protocol. the telegraph is leading with pm's brexit deal falls short , says the unionists falls short, says the unionists and the mirror. i must share diana's secrets with her son's burial , says diana's secrets with her son's burial, says

i to my wonderful guest francis and nick dixon . i have been and nick dixon.. and nick dixon. i have been simon evans. i am now going to go and see where reputation lies on social media, as is back tomorrow at with me in the driver's seat. no, not not sure who it is. just how. and roger monkhouse, they will be on the panel monkhouse, they will be on the panel. and if you're watching the am, repeat for reason. the 5 am, repeat for reason. good morning. stick around for the next . good evening. i'm jacob rees—mogg and welcome to my new nightly show on gb news, the state of the nation . the deal of state of the nation. the deal of dawn government sources invoked papal languages. smoke is white, but does this mean brexit is finally complete? and have we taken back control? the brilliantly outspoken, newly appointed deputy chairman of the conservative party, leonidas an, joins me here in the studio for . his take on today's developments and i'll be joined by former brexit secretary david davis to unpick the day's events. his majesty the king hosted an audience of v

dixon. ms. dixon: thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i am rebecca dixon, executive director of the national employment law program. we are a nonprofit research, policy and capacity building organization that has sought to strengthen protections and power for workers in the u.s.. although the covid-19 pandemic caused enormous hardship for workers, families, and communities, communities of color indoor the harshest impact do to compounding effects of long-standing structural racism across health care, labor housing, education, and late generational wealth. as the subcommittee considers the next public health crisis, i urge you to recognize the impact of the programs that were critical during the most dismal days of the pandemic and the ways that both the coronavirus crisis and underlying disparities that it exacerbated continue to impact workers. today, i will focus on the unemployment insurance program as well as family and medical leave programs that congress authorized. the pandemic triggered the greatest [indiscernible] since the grea

nick dixon, laughs, of course. nick dixon, a.k.a. laughs, of course. nick dixon, aka. the big dog. you both .7 good week. dapper. yeah both.7 good week. dapper. yeah a great week. kids. kids have off a week, so that's good. nothing. mayhem but it's been fun. yeah. yeah. my kids have been away because i don't have any. oh, great. what about you, nick? yeah, great. we can do lots of people around long twitter threads much love threads about how much they love me. oh, yeah. so that. yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. lot of fans there. yeah. a few haters, but yeah. how do you . anyway, we're going to have quick look before we begin at saturday's to saturday's pages. i'm going to start with the daily, which is running with doctors told. don't assume the gender any patient. the guardian running with pm faces tory on northern ireland protocol . the telegraph is protocol. the telegraph is leading with pm's brexit deal falls short , says the unionists falls short, says the unionists and the mirror. i must share diana's secrets with her son's burial , says diana's secrets with her son's burial, says w

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gotten out of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with the focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years from her. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with ticks and that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so

the fresno county da blames dixon's early release on current policies. it alleges the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies. newsom firing back. >> she should blame herself. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> while the war of words continues, when hopes her legislation makes it through. no word from the governor on this specific piece of legislation. but he has long maintained his focus is on gun safety bills that he argues will make california safer. we'll keep you posted there, pam. ken, back to you. >> grant, thank you. happening tomorrow, president biden will deliver his state of the union address to a joint session of congress. his message could signal his plans for 2024 and what's expected to be his second presidential race. biden is expected to officially announce his intention to run for second term in the near future. this will also be the president's first state of the union speech since republicans

this is in dixon. >> dixon, unified school district staff spent much of thursday supporting students and families impacted by a racially offensive social media post. it's just intolerable it's not acceptable in any way. a 7th grader at john knight middle school allegedly shared the post, which according to the district, showed photos of about 20 students and staff who are all african-american or biracial, accompanied by a racially offensive message regarding black history month. one parent at the board meeting thursday night expressed her frustration when it comes to the school there. their say is different. >> superintendent brian noland held a meeting wednesday night hours after the post was discovered and met with families involved late into the night. no one saying in a statement, quote, never in my 35 years in education. have i seen something so hateful, vile and abhorrent come from one of my students and quote, governing board members for the district's. we're glad to see the superintendent take swift action. the initial step was to take down the post. that was a very good firs

love ask tudor dixon good morning.o make sure i'm getting this right for two separate plants but eventually china is involved in both. in michigan with governor gretchen whitmer is also funding both. >> writes, we want to hear in michigan we want to get rid of these chinese corporations. michigan state government, gretchen whitmer has decided to make michigan the epicenter chinese activity in the united states. so like you say there are two factories coming to michigan paid one is potentially coming the other one we've committed 715 million taxpayer dollars to this chinese corporation. that is what is so upsetting to be a player michigan. and should be upsetting the people across the country is that we are taking taxpayer dollars and under a secrecy agreement given these taxpayer dollars to a chinese corporation to come into the center of the country but really the center of north america. we should all be concerned about this when we see the surveillance of the lands flying over the united states. now we are shooting

they look afterjack dixon.to do _ together and rightly so. they have a job to do and they're protected themselves and it is important that we step— themselves and it is important that we step up— themselves and it is important that we step up to the plate is a union and show— we step up to the plate is a union and show the emotion and character that the _ and show the emotion and character that the players show today. getting the -la ers that the players show today. getting the players to _ that the players show today. getting the players to sign — that the players show today. getting the players to sign any _ that the players show today. getting the players to sign any new - that the players show today. getting the players to sign any new deal i that the players show today. getting the players to sign any new deal is l the players to sign any new deal is problematic and here's why. one proposal will guarantee just 18% of their salary. the other 2a depend on a range of factors, one of them being whether their t

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gottenut of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with a focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years from her. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with dixon that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so i it an

. >> next becca dixon testifies on pandemic related government really programs before the house oversight and accountability committee committee. >> the committee will come back to order for the second panel the executive director of the national employment law project welcome to the committee. please stand and asia right-hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth to help you god? let the record reflect the answer on —- the witness has answered in the affirmative. without objection your written statement will be a part of the record you are recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. >> good afternoon chairman and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify today and the executive director of the national law project nonprofit organization that for more than 50 years have sought to strengthen protections including those who are unemployed. the terrible hardship imposed on workers in those nationwide and by april 202,020,000,000 workers were unemployed congress stepped up to pass

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gottenwas supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with the focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with dixon that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. >> she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect information say that politely. so i it and, you know, i think we all know what

harlow and elton john dixon told us he was going to the game on a fluke.ra ticket and just like that, he was in the right place at the right time. it's just one of those moments where it just kind of felt. you know, i felt like someone was just about to ask for it back at any second. and then, uh and then? yeah, one of the security guards coming to me, he said. i think you should. you should get out of here with that before. it gets crazy. so, uh, so here we are, and i've got i've got it got it here, so that's boom. dixon said his challenge now is to keep the football away from his two small children. but a heck of a catch there in glendale, alright still to come on the effort in san mateo county to improve conditions for farm workers, plus how members of the asian community honored representative nancy pelosi in san francisco tonight, a rainbow of colors in the sky for tonight's sunset. our chief meteorologist bill martin, will have our complete forecast coming up a gwendalyn tweets, “just eating tiny tacos and drinking a red bull in the school parking lo

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gotten of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with a focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years from her. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with dixon that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so i it and,

dog dixon in the hosting seat , scott cooper and josh big dog dixon in the hosting seat, scott cooperng the 5 am. repeat, stay tuned for the breakfast show just after the break. have a great day. good . us president zelenskyy demands combat aircraft. it looks like sunakis combat aircraft. it looks like sunak is going to are we doing the right thing or risking escalation? we'll look at the prevent report, a review on it all. we worrying too about right wing extremism and not enough about islamic extremism. a gb news exclusive into grooming gangsin news exclusive into grooming gangs in the north of england. that's going to make for very, very sobering viewing . and very sobering viewing. and joining me on talking points, comedian daniel israel o'reilly , he was pretty much the first comedian to be cancelled from uktv, but he's managed to revive and rescue his career. uktv, but he's managed to revive and rescue his career . we'll and rescue his career. we'll find out how. but all of that comes after the news with polly middlehurst . nigel thank you and middlehurst. nigel thank you and go

dog dixon in the hosting seat , scott cooper and josh big dog dixon in the hosting seat, scott cooperwatching the 5 am. repeat, stay tuned for the breakfast show just after the break. have a great day. good . it's 8:00 and this is mark dolan with you for the next two nights between now and nine. in my big opinion, god goes gender neutral and church of england loses the plot. more on that shortly as a think tank predicts will avoid recession this year. all the experts once again wrong about brexit britain. we'll talk to a top for the truth about our economy. the supreme court has ruled that the northern ireland protocol , which divides ruled that the northern ireland protocol, which divides our country down the irish sea, is lawful. this ruling is a shocker and we'll get reaction from the former first minister of northern ireland and dup leader arlene foster, who's with me in the studio following his state of the union address is . joe of the union address is. joe biden, really serious about. another four years in the white house. could he physically manage it ? house. could he physica

i'm nick dixon , and i'm joined i'm nick dixon, and i'm joined by two headliners, legends to my left.n every sense , the left. in every sense, the brilliant josh howey and, of course, doing a little bit of combing. i'm scott cafaro . so combing. i'm scott cafaro. so we'll let them talk in a minute. but first let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. so the daily mail has when will treasury get the message over tax .7 that's a question we'd all tax.7 that's a question we'd all like to know. we'll be tackling that in a minute. the telegraph. rob. hi standards don't make you a bully. the passive aggressive, rather guardian blesses for rather the guardian blesses for same sex couples. given church of approval, we in of england approval, we that in a moment times british a moment the times british missiles hit crimea . they missiles may hit crimea. they express greedy blasted over savings rates on the daily star vote and the council culture which is turning comedian stole these ones of course those are from pages pages . so let's kick from pages pages. so let's kick things off with the

dog dixon in the hosting seat , scott cooper and josh big dog dixon in the hosting seat, scott cooperwatching the 5 am. repeat, stay tuned for the breakfast show just after the break. have a great day. good . your tennis shoes. a chilling threat against europe and the entire world. good morning . at entire world. good morning. at 6:00, it's thursday night to february . 6:00, it's thursday night to february. this 6:00, it's thursday night to february . this is 6:00, it's thursday night to february. this is breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes in isabel webster leading the news this morning, president putin has given a warning of military political control expenses, as he puts it , if the political control expenses, as he puts it, if the uk gives fighterjets he puts it, if the uk gives fighter jets to ukraine. he puts it, if the uk gives fighterjets to ukraine. it comes as president zelenskyy made a surprise visit to england to ask western allies for aircraft and supplies . rishi aircraft and supplies. rishi sunak has

the suspect. 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gotten out of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with a focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years from her. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with ticks and that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so i it and

we have leo kearse and dixon.t before we let them talk, let's have a quick look at tuesday's front pages kicking off as usual with the mail. rishi says that the raaf are ready to shoot down spy balloons . sounds like they balloons. sounds like they downgraded their ambitions , downgraded their ambitions, doesn't it.7 the telegraph police use of chinese drones risks uk security. i have hunt urged to boost defence spending or risk failing to defer. i think that's deter putin and the guardian missed chance to arrest cousins sex offenders suspect . images sex offenders suspect. images there from the horrible earthquake in syria. meanwhile times expose the secret plot to sink sewage rules and an unfortunate image of poor old camilla there who has nothing to do with any of that. the staff we can't rule out aliens. i think that's the spy balloons again. so those were your front pages. again. so those were your front pages . so let again. so those were your front pages. so let us kick again. so those were your front pages

i'm nick dixon , and i'm joined i'm nick dixon, and i'm joined by two headliners, legends to my left.n every sense , the left. in every sense, the brilliant josh howey and, of course, doing a little bit of combing. i'm scott cafaro . so combing. i'm scott cafaro. so we'll let them talk in a minute. but first let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. so the daily mail has when will treasury get the message over tax .7 that's a question we'd all tax.7 that's a question we'd all like to know. we'll be tackling that in a minute. the telegraph. rob. hi standards don't make you a bully. the passive aggressive, rather guardian blesses for rather the guardian blesses for same sex couples. given church of approval, we in of england approval, we that in a moment times british a moment the times british missiles hit crimea . they missiles may hit crimea. they express greedy blasted over savings rates on the daily star vote and the council culture which is turning comedian stole these ones of course those are from pages pages . so let's kick from pages pages. so let's kick things off with the

we have leo kearse and dixon.t before we let them talk, let's have a quick look at tuesday's front pages kicking off as usual with the mail. rishi says that the raaf are ready to shoot down spy balloons . sounds like they balloons. sounds like they downgraded their ambitions , downgraded their ambitions, doesn't it.7 the telegraph police use of chinese drones risks uk security. i have hunt urged to boost defence spending or risk failing to defer. i think that's deter putin and the guardian missed chance to arrest cousins sex offenders suspect . images sex offenders suspect. images there from the horrible earthquake in syria. meanwhile times expose the secret plot to sink sewage rules and an unfortunate image of poor old camilla there who has nothing to do with any of that. the staff we can't rule out aliens. i think that's the spy balloons again. so those were your front pages. again. so those were your front pages . so let again. so those were your front pages. so let us kick again. so those were your front pages

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gottenon 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon. fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with a focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years from her. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with ticks in that shortened his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. >> she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so i it and,

as soon as it passes under the mason-dixon, that is when segregated education happens.kay with that. >> yesterday i have hannah-jones on. the issue of critical race theory and the 16 19 project also converged into this short short form bumper sticker thing. you are teaching young white kids in school to hate themselves, feel like they cause slavery, things like. that i got the real person who knows what critical race theory is here. why is that nonsense? why is that criticism nonsense? >> it is nonsense for a couple of reasons. first of all critical race theory is not teaching people that they are, individually, responsible. it is actually somewhat doing the opposite. they are saying that these things are the inheritance of structures. structures of the economy. structures of the housing market. structures of policing. the first thing is if you look around and you see inequality if you don't have an explanation for it, you're going to think that the deficits are the people, rather than the deficits are in the institutions in the history. theas it turns out, actually, yo

the fresno county da blames dixon's early release on current policies. the da says the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies. newsom fired back. >> she should blame herself. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> while the war of words continues, senator, when hopes or legislation makes it through, there is no word from the governor tonight on this specific piece of legislation but the governor has long maintained his focus is on gun safety bills that he argues will make california safer. we'll keep you posted here, ken and pam. now back to you. >> thank you. grant during the pandemic and extra allotment of calfresh benefits was provided. but soon those extra dollars will go away. leaving thousands of families in the bay area little place to turn other than local food banks. >> if benefits go away, we'll see more people turning to food banks and of course, for big banks, the same inflationary prices that are impa

. >> karen dixon, fred's baby sister, had spotted it. >> me and my mom was riding past the house, and, fred, this house is for sale. he said, what house? i said, you know the house. the scary house, i call it. >> the scary house was less than a mile up the road from their mom's. they passed it every day as kids on their way to school. >> what did you know about sharswood? >> absolutely nothing. >> just knew it was a big house. >> he was debating, should we put in a bid for it? i said, yes, absolutely. let's do it. >> did she twist your arm? >> took all the twisting she could do. i didn't want to buy it. >> but thinking his bid would be rejected anyway, he made an offer of just above the $220,000 asking price. >> why did you think they weren't going to accept the offer? >> well, i mean, initially to me i thought that because i was black, they would never -- surely they would never sale this house to somebody that's black. so, for us to be able to own this thing, i thought it would never happen in a million years. >> so guess what happened? a million years. >> a million years. >> yes, y

he talked with the school district in dixon. >> dixon, unified school district staff spent much of thursdayporting students and families impacted by racially offensive social media post. it's just intolerable it's not acceptable in any way. a 7th grader at john knight middle school allegedly shared the post, which according to the district, showed photos of about 20 students and staff who are all african-american or biracial, accompanied by a racially offensive message regarding black history month. one parent at the board meeting thursday night expressed her frustration the school there. their say is different. >> superintendent brian noland held a meeting wednesday night hours after the post was discovered and met with families involved late into the night. no one saying in a statement, quote, never in my 35 years in education. have i seen something so hateful? >> vile and abhorrent. come from one of my students and quote, governing board members for the district's. we're glad to see the superintendent take swift action. the initial step was to take down the post. that was a very good fir

the superintendent of dixon school district is calling a social media post sent from this school the most disgusting, disturbing. i'm really troubling. a hateful. >> i think ever seen. superintendent brian dolan says wednesday just after school apparent came to the john knight middle school office showed administrator social media post. >> people were asked to pose for a picture. >> without it being explained what the purpose of that was the result with a collage of the school's first black principal, camille o'connor and 15 to 23 black and mixed race. students with. kind of had a banner up top, you know, happy black history month. you monkeys. >> having to head. a conversation like with your 12 >> my mic nielsen was shown in that post. she works for the school district. but in this situation, she was simply one of more than a dozen parents who got the horrifying call from the school district letting her know what happened. she and her husband had to tell their son. could this be somebody around me? is this somebody right up under me a little at rest? >> how do i know that this isn't

that's nick dixon . so that that's nick dixon. so that should be a bit of a love in tonight., let's at friday's front pages before these two get it on daily mail, we start . people simply don't we start. people simply don't vanish into thin air, except they appear to have done just that. the telegraph lockdown to workforce is permanent rumours about who exactly prince harry lost his virginity as well. bizarrely, a guardian have called for tougher windfall tax after shell posts what they describe obscene record profits . the mirror have the story of the footballer greenwood charges mason greenwood charges dropped by his girlfriend the times british gas band from force fitting new metres and a photograph there of . the photograph there of. the gentleman who is apparently in charge of the firm that profit from breaking into people's homes and cutting off supply very evil indeed the express fire don't jump joy just yet but slump to end of next year there is rishi sunak looking quite happy that metro power crazy . happy that metro power crazy. it's the final story on the front pag

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brandon dixon is joining me now. thank you for joining us on this. this is really fascinating.interested in learning so much more about this. what can it become? how can it thrive? what was it like being on the ground in allensworth? >> thank you for having me. it was amazing. i stumbled into this story. [inaudible] i immediately took to google. someone who takes a lot of pride in knowing this valley -- [inaudible] i started cold calling everybody. i got invited out to allensworth. it's beautiful. [inaudible] original buildings, the school house is still standing. [inaudible] [inaudible] it's so peaceful. there is no sirens. it's just truly breathtaking. you're just taking it all in. what could it be? it's really just breathtaking. >> i was gonna tell brian to ask you, can you tell me a little bit about the founder and his aspiration for this town? was there any kickback when they erected this town initially? >> [inaudible] he had a dream with a few bodies. [inaudible] he was prestigious man himself. they were -- [inaudible] they made it happen. they literally innervated the --

the district says the incident remains under investigation reporting in dixon when you get >> thank you and boy, you see kids doing things like that. kind of renews your faith in our future. take a look at our future tonight. as far as temperatures are concerned and you might not feeling too great about it because we're looking out for some potential 20's up in the north bay. i think we get close to the east bay as well. so your overnight lows tonight even around the ban spots like san francisco, we're talking upper 30's. it's going to be chilly out there. and that is why we are under a freeze warning in the areas you see in dark purple. those are the interior portions of the north bay east bay. you can see down in the south bay as well where we could see subfreezing temperatures. the areas by the coast kind of those light blue areas up in the north bay and then parts of the east bay as well. that's our frost advisory. that's we're looking at temperatureabout 32 to 36 degrees. so we're seeing some clouds roll in right now. current temperatures are not too impressive, especially compared

the superintendent of dixon school district is calling a social media post sent from this school the most disgusting, disturbing. >> i'm really troubling. a hateful. i think ever seen. superintendent brian dolan says wednesday just after school apparent came to the john that middle school office showed administrator social media post. >> people were asked to pose for a picture. without it being explained what the purpose of that was the result with a collage of the school's first black principal, camille o'connor and 15 to 23 black and mixed race. students with >> kind of had a banner up top, you know, happy black history month. you monkeys. >> having to head. a conversation like with your 12 >> my mic nielsen was shown in that post. she works for the school district. but in this situation, she was simply one of more than a dozen parents who got the horrifying call from the school district letting her know what happened. she and her husband had to tell their son. could this be somebody around me? is this somebody right up under me a little at rest? >> how do i know that this isn't go

. >> the suspect, 23 year-old nathaniel dixon had previously served time for robbery and just gotten out of prison 5 months into what was supposed to be a term longer than 5 years for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of a firearm by a felon fresno county district attorney lisa smittcamp blame dixon's early release on policies like prop 57 and a b 109, which in essence were put in place to realign and reduce the state's prison population with the focus on nonviolent offenders. she lets the governor has blood on his hands for supporting those policies last wednesday, newsom fired back. she should blame yourself. i've been listening this for years. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. >> i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. >> in a statement, newsom said smittcamp was to blame for reaching a plea deal with ticks and that shorten his sentence and led to him serving time for nonviolent offenses. >> she disagrees. it's not it's incorrect. information say that politely. so i it a

dixon is on probation for being a felon in possession of a firearm. the sheriff of tulare county is calling on governor newsom to reinstate the death penalty following a mass shooting last month that left six people dead. the shooters are still at large. three women and two men were shot and killed inside a home in the town of ocean on january 16th. one of the women, was a 16 year old mother, who died along with her 10 month old baby. the sheriff said. that appears to be a drug cartel killing and that they are getting close to finding the killers. multiple vehicles were burned in a fire at an oakland homeless encampment early this morning. the fire broke out at about 3 30 at sixth and brush streets. it's not clear how that fire started started fires at oakland. homeless encampments are common. firefighters responded to a total of 816 fires at oakland encampments around the city between october 2021. october 2022. no one was hurt in today's fire. the inauguration for san jose's new mayor is underway right now. these are live pictures from that event th

the superintendent of dixon school district is calling a social media post sent from this school the most disgusting, disturbing. i'm really troubling. a hateful. >> i think ever seen. superintendent brian dolan says wednesday just after school apparent came to the john that middle school office showed administrator social media post. >> people were asked to pose for a picture. >> without it being explained what the purpose of that was the result with a collage of the school's first black principal, camille o'connor and 15 to 23 black in mix race students with. kind of had a banner up top, you know, happy black history month. you monkeys. >> having to head. a conversation like with your 12 >> my mic nielsen was shown in that post. she works for the school district. but in this situation, she was simply one of more than a dozen parents who got the horrifying call from the school district letting her know what happened. she and her husband had to tell their son. could this be somebody around me? is this somebody right up under little at rest? >> how do i know that this isn't going to h

stephen again and nick dixon. pm. with simon evans. stephen again and nick dixon .ick dixon. and if you're watching at 5 am. right now, then do stay tuned for the brexit breakfast show , which is brexit breakfast show, which is coming up in just a few moments . thanks much for watching. . thanks very much for watching. farewell farewell . millions of children will miss school on the biggest day of strikes for over ten years. good morning. it is 6:00. it's wednesday, the 1st of february. you are watching and listening to breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel webster and leading our news on this. the first day of the new month, teachers are crossing linda wales a half a million wales will join a half a million workers walking out today the

that's nick dixon . so that that's nick dixon. so that should be a bit of a love in tonight., let's at friday's front pages before these two get it on daily mail, we start . people simply don't we start. people simply don't vanish into thin air, except they appear to have done just that. the telegraph lockdown to workforce is permanent rumours about who exactly prince harry lost his virginity as well. bizarrely, a guardian have called for tougher windfall tax after shell posts what they describe obscene record profits . the mirror have the story of the footballer greenwood charges mason greenwood charges dropped by his girlfriend the times british gas band from force fitting new metres and a photograph there of . the photograph there of. the gentleman who is apparently in charge of the firm that profit from breaking into people's homes and cutting off supply very evil indeed the express fire don't jump joy just yet but slump to end of next year there is rishi sunak looking quite happy that metro power crazy . happy that metro power crazy. it's the final story on the front pag

stephen again and nick dixon. pm. with simon evans. stephen again and nick dixon .ick dixon. and if you're watching at 5 am. right now, then do stay tuned for the brexit breakfast show , which is brexit breakfast show, which is coming up in just a few moments . thanks much for watching. . thanks very much for watching. farewell farewell . to my thanks to the brilliant nigel farage. he returns tomorrow at 51. tonight, it's mark dolan looking after the 8:00 show all of this week up in my big opinion three years on from brexit my verdict also do the tories face extinction the next election? could they disappear altogether? we'll ask top academic and expert on the red wall, professor matthew goodwin what he has to say will not make for happy listening for rishi sunak as it emerges. for happy listening for rishi sunak as it emerges . british sunak as it emerges. british army have been spying on covid critics. has the pandemic destroyed free speech in this country? we'll speak to one of the journalists targeted by the military. toby joins us shortly . and on its three yea