ellis island. certainly the symbol of hope for millions of immigrants. >> anchor david ono from our sister station kabc spent some time there before the pandemic and found the one man uniquely qualified to tell its story. >> reporter: if you could suspend the anger for a moment and steer away from the controversies gripping our nation and focus on the simplest and purest form of who we are as a country, your journey would likely bring you here, a great hall on an -- >> we apologize. the -- we lost the package. any chance we can get it back? >> here it comes. >> reporter: if you could suspend the anger for a moment and steer away from the controversies gripping our nation, and focus on the simplest and purest form of who we are as a country, your journey will likely bring you here. a great hall on an island off of manhattan. ellis island. whether your family came through here or a place like it, this is likely in some form or way your story. and to understand the significance of what that means, wal

ellie is his biggest cheerleader. >> riley and i have been pretty much besties since the get-go. >>eporter: riley, who is autistic, has special needs and special gifts. >> i think riley has taught everyone a lot about acceptance, and he's taught people how to see beyond differences. >> reporter: so ellie was busting with pride when riley >> riley! >> when they called his name, i just lost it. i freaked out. i was so ecstatic. >> what did some of your classmates tell you they wanted riley has homecoming king? >> they said it would be awesome to see him so happy. >> they said we would be awesome. >> did any of the classmates tell you how they felt? >> they were good, really powerful, really proud. >> reporter: but there was one more secret, and ellie never saw it coming. >> everyone was looking at me and cheering. i was like, wait, and then i feel the crown on my head. and i was like, oh, my gosh, i just won. >> a king and queen whose reign brought sunshine. >> she's my sister. >> yeah. >> reporter: fraternal twins teaching the world about brotherly love. >>> norah o'donnell reporting

tell us about ellis paul. let a big demonstration in front of the white house the day before woodrow wilson's inauguration. professor dubois: now we are in 1913. this is about the third generation of women involved in suffrage and these are younger women. modern women. districts are shorter, their hair is shorter and they go to college they are not uncomfortable with marching and doing other things in public. she draws them in to a wing and eventually separate organization. she starts her leadership by organizing one of the first massive political parades in washington dc. , but she party evenized this parade on the of the first inauguration of woodrow wilson. him power and discipline of the suffrage movement. end, ellis paul and woodrow wilson became the worst sort of enemies. they despised each other's. wilson was a southern democrat you have got great images here. he opposed a national constitutional amendment. his party was still under the control of southern democrats. they had done their best and they ha

riley, tell me about your sister, ellie. >> she's kind and unique. >> reporter: and twin sister ellieest cheerleader. >> riley and i have been pretty much besties since the get-go. >> reporter: riley, who is autistic, has special needs and special gifts. >> i think riley has taught everyone a lot about acceptance. and he's taught people how to see beyond differences. >> homecoming king -- >> reporter: so ellie was busting with pride when riley was crowned homecoming king. >> riley fogerty! >> when they called his name, i just lost it. i freaked out. i was so ecstatic. >> reporter: what did some classmates tell you as the reason they wanted riley as homecoming king? >> they thought it would be awesome to see him so happy. >> they said it would be awesome. >> did any of the classmates tell you how they felt? >> felt good. powerful. pretty proud. >> reporter: but there was one more secret -- and ellie never saw it coming. >> ellie fogerty! >> everyone was looking at me and cheering, i was like, wait, then i feel the crown on my head. i was like, oh, my gosh, i just won. >> reporter: a ki

saw it coming. >> ellie fogarty!d applause ) >> everyone was looking at me and cheering, and i was like, wait. and then i feel the crown on my head. and i was like, oh, my gosh, i just won. >> o'donnell: a king and queen who's reign brought sunshine. >> she's my sister. >> yeah. >> o'donnell: fraternal twins teaching the world about brotherly love. isn't that just the best story? it just-- it just-- they're such a wonderful set of twins. we'll be right back. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. now offering zero commissions on online trades. we charge you less so you have more to invest. ♪ the worst lies are the lies you tell yourself. like smoking isn't that dangerous. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. you're not welcome here! get out of my

. >> tell me about your sister, ellie. >> she's kind and unique. >> reporter: and twin sister ellie isiggest cheerleader. >> ryan and i have been besties since the get go. >> reporter: riley, who is autistic, has special needs and special gifts. >> i think riley has taught a lot of people about acceptance, and he's taught people how to see beyond differences. >> reporter: so ellie was busting with pride when riley was crowned homecoming king. >> when they called his name, i just lost it. i freaked out. i was so ecstatic. >> what did some of your classmates tell you they wanted riley has homecoming king? >> they said it would be awesome to see him happy. >> they said we would be awesome. >> did any of the classmates tell you how they felt? >> they were good, really powerful, really proud. >> reporter: but there was one more secret, and ellie never saw it coming. >> every was looking at me and cheering. i was like, wait, and then i feel a crown on my head. i was like i just won. >> a king and queen whose reign brought sunshine. >> she's my sister. >> yeah. >> reporter: fraternal twins te

murder charges were filed against dejaun kelly and destiny ellis. earlier that night, the brothers tried to get into ellis's car which was parked on the street. ellis and kelly pold the boys home and shot into the window and hit the boys in the kichlen. boys later died in the hospital. reported its highest daily number of coronavirus cases. 77,640 cases recorded in just one day. the previous high was back in july. the total number of cases in the u.s. is now more than 8.4 million. pennsylvania reporting its highest number of new cases since the pandemic as well with 221 n 2219 cases confirmed. take a look at this. a memorial at independence mall. you can see the chairs, 850, representing ten pennsylvaniaians who died from the virus. that's 8500 people. today on msnbc, said he expects it to continue to climb. we've learned a lot more since march. >> we have a lot more capacity, whether it's ppe, ventilators we know a lot more about this virus on a medical front. focus has shifted away from seniors and toward a younger demograph demographic. >> on the

ellis van gelder is our south correspond a south africa correspondent excuse me and joins us now ellis to say this is a poor showing from eskom is an understatement if there a way forward. no definitely there is an understatement in new mexico americans say they're very disappointed i mean the cost for a. plant you mentioned. 3 times than initially pads and it was also the case for another power so is that really means that escrow has a tough time now to start servicing is that ready skyrocketing. now eskom said today it will have to either increase electricity prices or get more bailouts from the government which of course would come at the expense of south african taxpayers it seems that either way the citizens are on the hook. yes they are they are because i mean did they have to find a way to get more money because they are they are the main provider of electricity in south africa i don't think it is raising prices of course the people here are not going to be happy about it so the economy is already struggling and point is up spending power is down as well because of the growing u

tracee ellis ross. eric andre. and music from tate mccray. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> hello, everyone. i'm the host. i'm glad you're watching. the day started with an unexpected message from the hope. remember that guy? in a new documentary, pope francis voiced his support for same-sex civil unions. prp [ cheers and applause ] he said homosexual people have the right to be in a family, nobody should be thrown out or made miserable because of it. and while that might seem obvious to most of us, it's a very big deal, because it is not the official position of the catholic church. and he's the pope of the church. the pope has gone rogue all of a sudden. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he's talking like jesus, it's crazy. while it is newsworthy, hearing him say this, francis as you know is not the first pope to endorse same-sex unions. the first pope to do it was pope rihanna back in 2018 at the met gala. it's crazy, we live in a time when the head of the catholic church is more progressive on same-sex marriage than the vice president of the united states. but we do. i'm sure

ellie just gets excited and bolts right towards them.he loves to come and get the bag, and trots right back to nick. we never even had to ask them to hand her the bag, the team members just automatically knew to do it. it was just that little thing, that level of customer service that kind of blew my mind. we're just really glad that nick shared ellie with us. we take care of our guests whether they're two legged or four legged. it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. hd 4 ou extra benefits at no cost to you. like 25 dollars for healthy foods each month. with dual complete from unitedhealthcare... there's more for you. with dual complete from unitedhealthcare... it's just a cold. if you h

ellie ellie great could not read a sentence and that basically just shows a lot of the failure in the system and the failure is caused by lack of investment i don't teach or training and equipment or access in general quality of the infrastructure so that is a key part because domestic resource is key to supporting the social sectors in education and health if this continues we will continue to have on day investment in those sectors around and in extreme poverty will continue to be a challenge so does has to end needs the cooperation of the international community you mentioned the passage of the international banking system or the other or the complexity of the whole institutional mechanisms which govern the whole thing but many people say at the same time that it's easy to set up a monitoring mechanism that can easily spot the red flags not if i those concerned in the european community in the african community named those abusers shame them and that could play a significant role in reducing the amount of money that goes into different markets. i think that does that to a on the on

you go ellie. you are watching "cbs this morning."n public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a rotten day, will ya? ugh. >>> ahead we are learning the legal s ategies >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >>> companies will have to disclose any historical ties to slavery if they wanted do business with the city of oakland. the city council approved a resolution that revised a law passed 50 years ago and also creates a reparations fund. >>> search is on for a uc berkeley student last heard from on september 30. her last known location was near the golden gate bridge. >>> firefighters continue to make progress against the glass fire. containment is up to 74%. >>> we are taking a live look at the goldengate ridge. extra volume on the southbound side. a couple of cars tang

. >>> tracee ellis ross, hugh grant and k-pop sensation black pink will join us live.ahead here on "gma." >> thank you. >>> it appears tesla may have finally set in motion it's long-awaited full self-driving mode on some cars. elon musk said it would be rolled out on some vehicles as of last night but slowly and cautiously. last week musk said only a small number of people who are expert and careful drivers would get the update. right now tesla uses autopilot that assists drivers if they have their hands on the wheel. this is good. we've seen those videos of people sleeping. we need to ease this out. you have to meet some criteria. never slept behind the wheel on autopilot. >> if you're trying to sleep, let the car shake you a little bit. shake the seat, wake you up. don't want to see people driving next to them in a tesla knocked out behind the wheel. >> not at all. >>> it's 6:20 right now. we have 36 days until thanksgiving and 65 days until christmas. apparently a lot of people are starting that holiday shopping early this year. >> there are some trouble signs this

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robert ellis for their leadership in this work. you know that there's been so many challenging days during this pandemic. and so many sad days. and this is such a day of gratitude and beauty. look out it here, and look at the kids playing. this is a pivotal moment as we work together to slow the spread of covid and realize that our children must go back to doing the things that we know that are important for their health and their family's health and the communities' health. the reopening of the playgrounds is an opportunity to get our kids back something that we haven't done since march, march. incredible. we at the health department are so happy to be here as we have worked to get san francisco to this place. to back to where kids can get in an environment where they can thrive, starting with school programs, community hubs, and elementary schools, step-by-step, and now playgrounds. we have made tremendous progress as a city. and we know that the sacrifice and the dedications of our families and our communities have made the cont

i want to bring in trump campaign senior legal advisor jenna ellis.es say the president, the commission, the debate commission will mute both candidates but does anyone really believe that is what this is for? >> not at all. you know the president is absolutely right that this is just preferring the debate commission's favorite candidate. we all know that. listen, president trump is no stranger to having this two on one. we saw that in the first debate. he did that in 2016. and he is committed to fighting for the american people and actually standing there to make joe biden answer the questions that he is hiding from and that he is unwilling to face the media and the american people to answer whether or not he is compromised by the chinese communist party and whether or not he is corrupt and allowed his son to sell access. these are things that the american people deserve to know and president trump is going to be fighting for us on that debate stage to force joe biden to answer those questions. charles: jenna, you said that i heard you say allow him

rahima ellis with "inspiring america." >> reporter: at carver elementary, the library books are not in a room anywhere now they're on wheels. >> we thank everybody across the whole united states for doing that for us. >> reporter: thankfu because in august hurricane laura slammed into louisiana's beauregard parish, ripping the roof off this little school, destroying the library. what went through you? >> i cried for days. >> we were not able to salvage even one book. >> reporter: teacher lily and assistant principal crow worried replacing the books would take time. >> we just wanted something immediate that our librarian could use going classroom to classroom. >> reporter: posting on facebook led to an unexpected response. nearly 3,000 books came from husetts to hawaii >> they make you smart. >> what does it say to you about the kindness of people? >> the people of the nation spoke up and decided we're going to help you we're very grateful. >> reporter: givin books to children are what great stories are made of. rehema ellis, nbc news >> this is "nightly news" this evening be sure to t

terrence unit is located ellie p.d.'s headquarters in the heart of the city the 60 tech gives working in this department are very will be on average $100000.00 per year in order to fight this war against sexual trafficking they have a surprising weapon up their sleeve they use fake social media accounts as a means to catch pimps i have 2 undercover accounts. instagram that i do so this is my 1st account can i pose as either a 16 or 17 year old female this particular female that i use is actually a police officer here fairly pretty. and we use different type thing i will do it showing her with money resource show that she gets to travel a little bit in california the legal age for sex is 18 years old however aaron is still contacted by dozens of men you know 24681012 i probably have 25 or 30 direct messages from different bands and chapters this particular person who goes by i get paid the trust no one asked me what school you go to i told the school and then the very next one was how. to be honest with you i am 16 years

ellis? >> yes, you have centered on cutting government spending in what you have just said about your own policies. you have also said that you would increase defense spending. specifically where would you cut government spending if you were to increase defense spending and also cut taxes so that presumably federal revenues would shrink? >> well, most people, when they think about cutting government spending they think in terms of eliminating necessary programs or wiping out something, some service the government is supposed to perform. i believe there is enough extravagance, in fact, in government, as a matter of fact one of the secretaries of hew under mr. carter testified that he thought there was $7 billion worth of fraud and waste in welfare. and in the medical programs associated with it. we've had the general accounting office estimate that there is probably tens of billions of dollars that is lost in fraud alone and they have added that waste adds even more to that. we have a program

rehema ellis with "inspiring america." >> reporter: for joya running is a way of life and now it is her of helping others. >> i grew up in a family that believed in service, that believed in goin where you're needed and doing what you can. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit this pre-med student started volunteering for a nonprofi delivering personal protective equipment to places that need it most sometimes actually running to the locations in new york. >> every single mask has meant something to someone's life. >> reporter: now joya is going a step further. though the new york city marathon wa canceled this year, she is running the virtual marathon lik 25,000 others around the world. with each mile joya is fund raising to buy more ppe. >> this one is the highest stakes race i'm ever going to run and it's honestly the race of my life. >> reporter: it also might be the race to save other lives. >> it is, oh, it absolutely is. >> reporter: if 26.2 miles isn't enough, she's adding another mile for every donation over $250 >> why wouldn't i do it if i knew i had a chance to make a differenc

ellie just gets excited and bolts right towards them.d get the bag, and trots right back to nick. we never even had to ask them to hand her the bag, the team members just automatically knew to do it. it was just that little thing, that level of customer service that kind of blew my mind. we're just really glad that nick shared ellie with us. we take care of our guests whether they're two legged or four legged. >>> coming up, tracee ellis ross, hugh grant and k-pop sensation blackpink all joining us live. ♪ therthe importance of speed, amerhard work agree on: and the great outdoors. so, we built a future for each of them. we electrified the mustang, and engineered it to get from 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds. put a hybrid engine in the all-new f-150 that works as hard as it does smart. then reimagined the bronco, as an off-roading, high-performance wild animal. this is the future we're building, and we're building it today. [phone rings] "sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief lik

ellie came back with the records and a turntable.aine, knows of a kind woman who in 1976 randomly purchased a turntable and three records for this little black kids with an afro the size of texas named ellie, i'd like to know. he said he knew talking to strangers back then was a no-no. he didn't think anything was going to come of it. in his memoir, one of the great music memoirs around, questlove said he had 5,000 lps which he inherited. >> i love this. >> moments. >> what year was that? >> '76. >> chances are she still could be very much alive. >> these days word travels fast. >> i love it. come on, ellie. come on. >> wonderful gesture. >> mine is 'tis the season to spell extra crispy. what? >> i knew you were going to pick this one. >> so did i? >> did you? >> i saw it. i'll leave that one. >> why did you all think i would pick that one about fried chicken, people? what y'all trying to say? but it's true. just in time government holidays. i hate being predictable. kfc is back with the 11 herbs and spices firelog. the company says

for the veins water walking home so strengthens the immune system making the body more resistant to ellis' and if done regularly it can also help reduce stress. the body learns to get rid of stress hormones. that way when i have other forms of stress because my boss is coming or something. then the psychological stress is milder due to the dumping of the stress hormones. i become more resilient against psychological stress getting out the. case to some of it's critical that the water comes up to just below the knee then walk like a stork for 30 seconds max if the water is too cold and the exercise even sooner anyone who is sick or taking medication should seek medical advice before doing this i could show you so much small but unfortunately this show now comes to an end so let's wait for next weekend and so then let's all try to stay in good shape. in the army of climate change. just 6. percent people. want to think how far their future. d.w. dot com for the mega city the making it. clear cut or. this is some joke story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problems past. his credo no

the next question is from harry ellis to president carter. >> mr., when you were elected in 1976 the consumer-price index stood at 4.8%. it now stands at more than 12%. perhaps more significantly, the nation's broader underlying inflation rate has gone up from 7% to 9%. now a part of that was due to external factors beyond u.s. control, notably, the more than doubling of oil prices by opec last year. because the united states remains vulnerable to such external shocks can inflation, in fact, be controlled? if so, what measures would you pursue in a second term? >> again, it's important to put the situation into perspective. in 1974 we had a so-called oil shock wherein the price of opec oil was raised to an extraordinary degree. we had an even worse oil shock in 1979. in 1974 we had the worst recession, the deepest and most penetrating recession since the second world war and the recession that resulted this time was the briefest we've had since the second world war. in addition, we've brought down inflation. early this year in the first quarter we d

he wrote "being the irresistible cat i was, i talked to an older woman named ellie, i talked her intoreo and a record collection." the woman wrote 5-year-old questlove's order down on a napkin and brought him the turntable and records the next day. while questlove's parents weren't pleased that he spoke to a stranger, ellie somehow convinced them to let him keep everything. and the rest is history. questlove finished up his public request with this quote -- "on the off chance someone in portland, maine, knows of a kind woman who in 1976 randomly purchased a turntable and three records for this little black kid with an afro the size of texas named ellie, i'd like to know." the post has been shared hundreds of times with #whereisellie. we would love to know, too. >>> get ready for a halloween blue moon, which only happens once -- way for it -- in a blue moon. this halloween there will be a full moon visible across all u.s. time zones. it's the first one to land on the holiday since 1944. it is known as a blue moon because it is the second full moon in a single month, which happens, on a

cnn's ellie reed took a ride to find out. >> i like alpha males.ident trump is an alpha male. >> whenever i watch the news, it seems like they're bagging on trump, making it sound like nobody's going to vote for him. i feel like we need to get together and show people, hey, there are people who are going to vote for him. >> this is the dunes and deplorables protest. have everybody gather around, play the national anthem, be able to be with a bunch of friends and family. >> unofficial trump events like this have been happening all over the country. boat parades, car caravans, bike parades. what attendees have in common is disposable income to spend on fun. while trump's working class supporters have gotten a lot of attention, in 2016 a third of his voters made more than $100,000 a year. in fact support for trump is particularly strong among white voters who have high incomes for their area, the locally rich. >> the people from the left who think we're deplorable, think we're deplorable. if hanging out with families, bringing your kids out, having a

as quite low-level on the platform of american society but when they arrive at ellis island they setthe upper tier of a two-tier cast society that has been shaped by slavery and jim crow. as they are able to rise into property ownership and economic prosperity. using tools that are denied that's also a part of family history that people are unable to acknowledge. >> to watch the rest of the program visit our website booktv.org and click on the afterwards tab you will find all previous episodes of

roughly from van ness to ellis and geary to mission. the tenderloin would become a protected zone and these defendants, none of whom live in the tenderloin, would be allowed to go there unless they had a lawful legitimate reason to be there. we're focused on the predatory repeat dealers selling the most dangerous drugs, including those leading to the most deaths. we have rigorous criteria. he or she was arrested at least twice for drug sales or possession of drugs for the purpose of sales in the tenderloin in the past year and a half. one of those arrests must have been in the last nine months. both of the arrests must have led to either criminal charges by the district attorney or a motion to revoke probation. the drugs involved were fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine. and the defendant is not a tenderloin resident. has been given the opportunity to present their defense in court at a hearing and the court finds there is sufficient evidence to warrant the injunction. in other words, an injunction is issued if the need for it

and there's a family who come through ellis island on the turn-of-the-century in 1900s, 19 tens. enters that quite a low level on the platform of american society. but when they arrived at ellis island, they set their foot on an upper tier of a two past society that has been shaped by slavery and jim crow. they are able to rise into property ownership and economic prosperity. by using tools that are denied african-americans. that is also a part of family history that many people are unable to acknowledge. >> to watch the rest of this program visit our website booktv.org and click on the "after words". you will find over previous episodes of "after words". >> you are watching book tv on cspan2 television for serious readers. here are some programs to watch out for this weekend. law professor jennifer offers her thoughts on the repercussions average americans face the rich break the law in order to accumulate more wealth. political, candice owens is through my black americans should vote republican. chris whipple has it inside ♪ ♪ ♪ >> history on biographies is sponsored by wells f

that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people think for more reports appollo folly ellis joins me the spanish prime minister says this is an extreme situation how does it compare to the spring well it is in fact an extreme situation ed the numbers are not looking good there's over $400.00 cases per 100000 it's over there were among the worst in europe you know just france italy and belgium but of course we compared the situation back to the spring when testing wasn't happening to the same degree is happening now at the number of people who are actually dying of covert on a day to day level you know were around the 1000 mark back in the spring and now it's still very worrying we're talking over $100.00 to $200.00 people dying in spain every day and so it is an extreme situation it is worrying but it is also a very big country with big regional variations so marie gins as such is not on the north have very high numbers but then the canary islands which isn't even part of this because at the numbers there are so low so it basically gives a little bit of legal backing at auto

because there are ellis act evictions. secondly, i think that you're asking commissioner diamond under the subdivision code is the city required to disapprove this application? it does not appear that the city is required to disapprove this application. the sub-division code asks to look at whether there were evictions. if there were evictions, then the applicant is required to wait another 18 months before reapplying. in the case of elderly and disabled tenants, the sub-division code directs that the city look back three years. and it sounds like these evictions took place in -- maybe in and around 2004 to 2007. or maybe before 2007. finally, there's another provision, this 1396.2 provision that has three conditions that need to be met when the court looks at evictions. and one of them is that they occurred after 2005. and it doesn't sound like staff has found any evidence that any evictions occurred -- excuse me -- eviction notices were sent after 2005. so we don't think that the sub-division code requires the commission

growth as kind of a sustained trajectory off of which then they could hopefully beingaxlcae >> lisa ellisng that price target a little bit on i brchlt m a ibn a ibm and saying a breakup could now happen a lot of shareholders looking for that lisa, thank you very much. >>> on deck, buy me some peanuts and doritos tacos? why taco bell once again is owning the social media game but before that, let's get a quick hit on some of the other big company headlines. number one, revlon ceo currently warning bond holders of the key proposed debt exchange at a steep discount debra pearlman says the repayment could be at risk if 95% of the bnd holdond holders t agree to the plan. >>> and the senate judiciary committee has postponed the vote on subpoenas to force tech ceos to testify to discuss anti-conservative bias on social media. >>> and china's top ridehailing firm is moving on with its own ipo plans, they are considering a public offering next years targeting a valuation of more than $60 billion adetess ridesharing also not de y dow futures up 173 ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for

robert ellis for their leadership in this work. you know that there's been so many challenging days during this pandemic. and so many sad days. and this is such a day of gratitude and beauty. look out it here, and look at the kids playing. this is a pivotal moment as we work together to slow the spread of covid and realize that our children must go back to doing the things that we know that are important for their health and their family's health and the communities' health. the reopening of the playgrounds is an opportunity to get our kids back something that we haven't done since march, march. incredible. we at the health department are so happy to be here as we have worked to get san francisco to this place. to back to where kids can get in an environment where they can thrive, starting with school programs, community hubs, and elementary schools, step-by-step, and now playgrounds. we have made tremendous progress as a city. and we know that the sacrifice and the dedications of our families and our communities have made the cont

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jenna ellis, great to see you. thank you so much. as we told you, it's done. the vote is over. 52-48, republicans prevailed tonight. senator john kennedy of louisiana was one of them. he just voted for amy coney barrett's confirmation we are happy to have them on the show. senator, thank you for coming on. why did you vote in favor of amy coney barrett? >> because this is a victory for our founders. it was never, tucker, about her qualifications. you would have to be barking mad to think that she is not qualified in terms of intellect, in terms of temperament, in terms of integrity. this fight was about who's going to make social policy in the united states. the congress or the unelected federal judiciary? we talk about that at the conceptual level so much. let me give you a specific example. many transgender women want to participate in female athletics. a transgender woman, as you know, tucker, is a person whoan was born male, with a male characteristics. testosterone for example. who identifies as a female. many of those transgender women would like to part

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nineteen helps wildfire victims, like ellie, one of 24,000 who've lost their homes to fire. and seniors like pam who need to move closer to family or medical care, without a tax penalty. prop 19 limits taxes on our most vulnerable. yes on 19. asof being stretched too thinar to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show t

community. >> ellis is the president of g.l.a.a.d., a gay advocacy group that has been tracking l.g.b.t.q under the president and joe biden. >> whether that's kicking trans people out of military or its rhetoric, saying that he thinks its fine for businesses to discriminate against l.g.b.t.q. people-- it should be within their right, is what he said. >> former vice president joe biden has not always supported gay marriage rights. >> do you support gay marriage? >> no. >> that was 2008. biden has long since reversed his position, and many in the gay community believe he is a bigger supporter than president trump. >> are you saying that marriage equality, under the trump administration, is at risk here of being overturned? >> marriage equality, under the trump administration, is absolutely at risk. >> and that means more work for you? >> yes. a lot of work. >> isis king knows firsthand how much work is ahead. for you to finally be able to come out as your true self. >> yes. >> after struggling so long to be able to do so, what was that like? >> it meant freedom. >> king, once homeless, is n

whether it's the ellis act, costa hawkins act, things were created because of real estate special interests and significantly restrict us as policy makers in the city and county of san francisco to extend protections to folks who are struggling. so we've seen that balance in the state and power give a little bit in the context of the pandemic, where we had seen the state government willing to give us a little more power. san francisco peskin, you led on the commercial eviction protections, where the governor said in the pandemic, that as a city, we could do more than what we would be otherwise allowed to do. but i think this prop, proposition 21, really gets at the heart of not just what's going on in the pandemic, but beyond. are we going to be able to protect folks from high-rent evictions or not? and will we have the choice? and right now, that choice is made by the renters association and the state government, and this would return the power to us so we can craft some protections. it's narrow in scope, as miss bynard pointed out, as there were fewer things that were controversial than i

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