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on life in the 19 thirties and forties through color photographs.and sunday at 4 pm eastern, on real america. three phones on the 1976 elections. produced by the u.s. information into agency for an international audience. then at 8 pm eastern on the presidency. acceptance speeches from five presidential nominees. harry truman, allied stevenson, dwight eisenhower, jon kennedy and richard nixon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span three. next, on the civil, historian harold

forty one on site homes. 25% affordable. please approve this project. >> originally when this project was received it's approval t was family friendly housing. now it's being resubmitted, in it's place is no longer family friendly. i urge commissioners to oppose the project as currently stated. you urge the demonizing rhetoric of the west side. this is counter productive. thank you. >> i'm a renter in the sun set district. i love living in this neighborhood. it's a community full of artists, neighbors, musicians. the problem is finding a place to rent or reasonably priced place to purchase is a hard task. [indiscernible]. future generations are not going to accept explanations such as building aesthetics or poor study results p. thi results. this should be an easy one for planning and affordable housing in san francisco. please approve this project. >> hi commissioners, neighboring price on behalf of the action coalition in support of this proposed housing allotment street. we were involved in the forming and editing of the

the fan base loves him so this is good on all fronts for the forty-niners to lock up this guy for thenext 5 years. that's all i have for sports back to you catherine all right jason, thanks very much. >>next at 5.30 details on a new peace agreement in the middle east what it means for relations between israel and the arab world. i mean a warning key in washington election day is just around the corner and some lawmakers fear election officials are ready i'll have that story coming up. >>and next the tourism industry of course has been hit really hard by the

the hispanic model is very clear when they first try to organize in the late forties with the election of the city council to organize mexican americans who worked with saul zelensky who did not think they were organized enough. but then to have disbelief mexicans should be considered a race. it is a nationality many mexicans are indigenous, there are a mix of african mexicans. so they do have the association of mexican then they want to expand to bring in cuban immigrants to florida and then you start to come up with the idea of hispanics which the activist really begin to almost intimidate into creating the bureaucracy finally in 1977 omb comes that what policy directive number 15 which has a hispanic identity than three years later it's introduced in the census of 1980 to have a hispanic identity and also asian americans which is another huge group to brings together americans of many different origins like pakistan or korea or china or the philippines america is very different as a cultural indicator with the umbrella of asian americans many people listen to this would be surprised

of violent thunderstorms leaving forty three people dead. and spanish media report former king juan carlos the first has left spain and gone into exile the former leader is facing an investigation. for corruption. thank you for joining us here on france twenty fourur. for the second time in a week the number of people intensive care units for cove in nineteen in france has risen that number nonow at three hundred and eighy four including twenty nine new admissions in the past twenty four hours. despite the recent uptick in corona virus cases in recent weeks the governmentt has can it continue to say this is not the dreaded second wave. but on monday prime ministers don't guess takes visited the northern city of lille urging the nation to keep its guard up. local give me a local and national governments are struggling to find a balance between encouraging citizens to boost the economy by taking holidays. and avoiding another lockdown. for more let's go live to durham north carolina to speak to gavin you gave me was the director of the center

and of course many people still in need of the job now forty two forty eight year old mustapha i deep his last job was as lebanon's ambassador to berlin. with local one of the toughest tasks in this country's history forming an administration as well as all the crisis that has united the country in anger. and as the promise designates has the confidence of the president and the political system. and that's the problem for many ordinary people on the streets have been demonstrations. since last year to change that. he was almost unknown the levin people. it is now propelled into the public eye. the firm lecturer with. in lower political. mr the was up. chief of staff into eleven. thehe prie minister and billionaire the g. b. cassie. since twentnty thirteen he'd been serving as lebanon's ambassador to germany. but while he's being backed by a majority of mps. protesters had already warned that they would reject any government's forms by at c. the pro movements as in golf lebanon for almost a year. but demonstrates urging for political over hold after growing tired of the elites this is.

the last year of his rookie deal he is slated to become an unrestricted free agent in march to the forty-niners will pursue lovely use the franchise tag on cattle if he has a signed a long-term contract extension by the end of the season. >>we're working diligently. i can tell you that i'm not gonna get in that time friends we are working diligently to to come to a you know i've been on record saying what george means to this place i think i'll turn it over to caught a nice opportunity. they'll be the only thing i'll say to visit with george today and i know kyle did as well and and that's what you welcome and we we've tried to be respectful of the agent player thing, but it's always nice just a to talk with the player and i think there's a great understanding you know. we're in this thing together we're partners to try to get dpsomething done because it makes too much sense not to. >>now to be the giants currently are beating the rockies 3 to one top of the 4th inning will have full highlights later on tonight and to the american league aig's taking on the mariners in seattle currently no scor

>>coming up with an update you on the new additions to the forty-niners tackle trent williams he's expected to be a major piece of the offensive line. and here's a quick live look outside our camera along the embarcadero in san francisco giving us a look at what it's like over the city, and we're back for 45 is the time we have john triple standing by with a check of the forecast for us this morning. so let's get to a good morning john good morning james today, well it's going to be a pretty similar one to yesterday. >>temperatures today will be a little bit warmer for most of the bay area you've actually got a clear view as of right now of the east bay than what we saw at the same time yesterday can actually see down into berkeley and even some of the bay bridge there in the distance as cloud cover is sitting right above us this morning. now as we make our way through the day fog will remain right along the immediate coastline pretty similar to yesterday while the rest of us get a solid dose of sunshine. still in the midst of this nice little cool down that we've got that is keeping things

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i'm announcing adjournment at five forty seven. [♪]e forty seven. >> i am the supervisor of districtne. i am sandra lee fewer. [♪] >> i moved to the richmond district in 1950 mine. i was two years old. i moved from chinatown and we were one of the first asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. for a long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my father would have to go to chinatown for dim sum and i remember one day he came home and said, there is one here now. it just started to grow very organically. it is the same thing with the russian population, which is another very large ethnic group in the richmond district. as russia started to move in, we saw more russian stores. so parts of the richmond is very concentrated with the russian community and immigrant russian community, and also a chinese immigrant community. [♪] >> i think as living here in the richmond,

the forty's when i went off on my own at 1st. i didn't want the whole family to flee together. if something were to happen i wanted it to happen only to me. which is nothing and i thought i came to germany on may 2nd 2015 at 1st i was in munich then i was sent to berlin. in syria i was a doctor. and i wanted to get professional training and continue that here. it's the doctors here in germany are not allowed to work without a license so i thought ok what can i do. i could work as an interpreter as a volunteer. people who are nice and told me some german words you have been all. over the one up d.n.a. said it to find me during the asylum procedure and i was told that i could apply for a family reunification. but i would then have to show documents that do not exist in eritrea like marriage certificates birth certificates wanted to behead. in 2017 my wife finally had a hearing at the german embassy. right after that i wanted to call her to see how it went. then i found out that she died suddenly. and i didn't understand it at all i lost my will to live. that's right 1000. and 201

just forty net is not the children, it is for our whole economic system. pay now or pay later. we have to do so much more now. this morning was disappointing. they tryare what rose to pin on it, it has a lot of thorns. 1.8, july, it is fading. of thee 1.8 are because major investments we had made. we need to make more. everyone tells us, pay now, pay later, pay bigger, in terms of the health, lives and livelihood and life of our democracy as the distinguished leader has referenced. this, this isbout not about negotiating or leverage. it is about meeting the needs of the american people. can we trim back the timing? we fully expect to be able to correct all of that in a short period of time anyway. back whend them, come you're ready to give us a higher number. victories. ant night we won in court, attempt on part of the republicans to challenge the proxy voting. today in the mccann case, court 7-2a district in favor of standing of the case. now that case will be heard. we were pretty happy about our court decision. i just wanted to share that with you. now?at speaker pelosi: per

wanted to like that really nothing more than that temperatures a cool civically in the mid to high forty's so this is what you do in dubai you had in those a 3 kilometers snow and $46.00 nationalities took part to actually do this race of course homages were below freezing so it must've felt very nice indeed typically we've got the the winds are strong coming from the north blowing that sundin just really quite a long way south across much of the cats all time which is in the mid to high forty's celsius similar story on monday but we could also see more of those shows on monday across these western areas of yemen but they are generally fairly light in temperature wise just $29.00 degrees in santa that we had down into central and southern africa the usual showers and thunderstorms across those central areas as we go through sunday quite a few coastal quite heavy at times into the southern section of tons of air and also plenty of showers and gusty winds working their way along that south and east coast of the south africa those rains in tanzania becoming more widespread as we head through

up to the first forty million dollars collected. it's provided by san trans and covid 19 related relief options. if the governance solution is identified, the escrow account would be closed and funds would be transferred to regular use accounts. if no resolution is found another forty million dollars would be made available for operations. next slide, please. all parties commit to working with state delegates on a legislative solution for the 2023 solution. next slide, please. a joint statement was signed by 12 elected officials calling for this approach of funding for the california transportation authority. last week voted to support and held a public hearing and adopted the resolution earlier this week. i'm going to jur turn it over to jonathan to close out the presentation. >> good morning. budget manager. next slide, please. just as she mentioned, through the joint powers agreement. san francisco provides both the capital costs and operating costs for cal train. the formula is a little different for both. on the cal tal costs.

library of congress curator beverley rabbit on life in the 19 thirties and forties through color photographs. and sunday at 4 pm eastern on real america. three films from the knife 1976 elections produced by the u.s. information industry for an international. audience than 8 pm eastern on the presidency. acceptance speeches from five presidential nominees, harry truman, adelaide stevenson, dwight eisenhower, john kennedy and richard nixon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span three. we continue now with the story of harold holstering viral or a paisley of the new york historical society looking at artifacts and enjoyed publication of the civil war in 50 objects. in this program, they discuss documents on out of mission, slavery and recruiting freeman freedom in the union. army >> so now, i would like to turn our attention to some objects that help us describe the civil war. as a curator in the museum room, particularly the history museum, i am always struck by how art objects documents on display either standing firm larger historical narratives. so

towards west lots of sunshine where those wildfires continue to rage have to still get up in the forty's in fein excepts extensive hate across much of that western side of the u.s. even further north into the western side of canada we are looking at a dry warm weather coming through here somewhere so whether those you make the way across the rockies sliding down through the prairie's we'll see some wetter weather over towards the lakes and there we go with that showers anywhere from the appalachians pushing up towards the eastern seaboard for sas take going on into sunday sunday does look a little quieter but showers popping up in the heat of the day they will be big and bloody if you do get one or 2 of those and they are said to be the case to the eastern side of kind of the still no sign of any rain further west no meaningful rainy might catch one or 2 light showers if anything those are the kind of showers that will spark off yet more wildfires squatting down there meanwhile across a good part of mexico or can genevieve's making its way out of the way but things looking live in the ca

you know me i think forty's or lower i mean look you know in 2016th president john louis won by about 80000 both spread apart cross through different states and now he needs to add that little political party and certain i. run a broader array of policies that he wants a champion is going to be able to alarm that 1st night it really was about knowing that i think we all understand arts which is about mission and not traction. it was kind of like it and if you're republican post one equally who $24.00 once they're going to look like one nikki haley. and another people like charlie character or matt gates or who are best leader from you of america and the policies that will solve our problems the deciduous in getting your insight chase and the structure just with informally with the young republican national federation good to have you with us on from maryville in tennessee maybe so much for having me. well plenty more ahead here on al-jazeera including vowing not to give up the main belorussian opposition leader says protesters call for a democratic transition but it will not be broken

sundin just really quite a long way south across much of the castle time which is in the mid to high forty's celsius sent a story on monday but we could also see more of those shows on monday across these western areas of yemen but they are generally fairly light in time it was just $29.00 degrees in santa that we had down into central and southern africa the usual showers and thunderstorms across those central areas as we go through sunday quite a few coastal quite heavy at times into the southern section of tons of air and also plenty of. in the way along the south and east coast of the south africa those rains in tanzania becoming more widespread as we head through monday and then to the south as i say it is a few days a fairly unsettled condition so rain for cape town on monday then it clears up time is not too bad a little bit below the average for this time of year and sunny but quite important for the next few days and cool winds from the west. progress. or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our life. but very few of us really understand its

basketball really took off in the forties and fifties. it has become one of the most top programs in all of the sports, not just basketball. basketball is one of those marquee programs. both in the atlantic coast conference and across the country. college basketball has really changed over the years. probably the biggest change is with immigration. back in 1910, it was an all white team. the first black basketball was charlie scott. he became a great player of the nba. he's also in the hall of fame. michael jordan, a lot of the great successes come from black players. certainly, it was an away team in 1910. when the ac was formed in 1953, that really kind of set in motion what is now known as a c seabiscuit all, about four years into the ac, north carolina 1:32 and oh undefeated national champions. b chamberlain in kansas and triple overtime at the national championship game. that game changed how sports -- it changed sports in north carolina, and it certainly changed basketball in the sec. north carolina when that championship game, ther

10 points higher than that if he gets the mid forty's and job approval he's got a very good chance to win reelection his job approval in israel that number are basically the same and they have been for the last year people are making a decision on voting based on whether they like or don't like the job he's doing as president of state so the better job he does the better position i'll be in politically so it's good to unite us isn't always good to have you on the program matthew thanks for joining us from austin texas thank you. talks between west african mediators and mollie's military coup leaders have ended with an agreement to release the ousted president but no deal on transitional government the country was plunged into a political crisis of the ibrahim. was full to step down once the return to civilian rule as soon as possible but the military wants the next election to be held in 3 years i mean address that's the latest i mean. they came they met and the both compromised after 3 days of talks the west african regional broadcast reached an agreement with modest new military lea

a fit energetic person in his forty's have such a substance in his system and how could it be the case that doctors who treated him originally ruled out poison and yet doctors here at this facility behind me at the hospital a world renowned hospital that needs the field of medicine in so far as toxins are concerned they can find a completely different result say there are definitely traces of poison in his system right the german government has been very cautious dominic about directly blaming russia but chancellor merkel has been speaking about of a nice condition in the last few hours. yes chancellor merkel and her colleague the foreign minister have given a recent statement not a they haven't spoken front of camera signa written statement a national quote from it in their written statement they say the critical findings is their words indicate that mr van he was poisoned in view of his prominent role in the political opposition in russia the authorities there are now urgently called upon to investigate this crime to the last detail and do so in full transparency finishes those respo

german exiles left germany in the thirty's and forty's and use that as sort of an entrance into this new museum that tells their stories and today of course it was a great moment for the nobel prize winning author because it was her original idea and of course it's quite compelling because miller herself is an exile she escaped the dictatorship in romania to come to germany and she's been working for almost a decade to make this museum a reality and it's unusual also this museum because unlike most german museums it's fine and privately yeah that's it. is very unusual really i mean as you know here in germany public financing is public finance films all museums but in this case it was all privately financed and particularly for one particular patron. art director art dealer and he auctioned off a lot of his private collection to raise money for this museum and in fact raised around 6300000 euros in selling off his own private works trace money for this in total they expect the museum will cost around $27000000.00 euros and all of it will be private finance ok let's go back to the goo

and media broke down. >> that's a long-winded way. >> and then to frame the book and then in the fortieswhen people cannot keep their eyes off the story about human interest. and then the latest political fact. but then if ted watch the channel that one of the surprises in the book that he was a conservative and how over time how they were reviled by political conservatives. and then to remember that politics did not enter into a television channel. from the late sixties and early seventies however but it was not his intent. at the time he started cnn it wasn't about politics but the admission he needed to have a political agenda in fact they would not have allowed it if they had. that may be there was an undercurrent of that. so what has become today in 1996 when fox started that's when cnn had to shuffle and respond to competition. the issues that were raised of accuracy to raise the question. and the aftermath. of the shuttle exploding but when fox came along that forced cnn to scramble and that's a whole other book in and of itself. but we have lived it. that's what causes this polar

with the frets and their wrists generated by dell forty's which is hard for us to. ensure everything but i think i was hired for the world to put hong kong under the global spotlight but hong kong in a way he's being put under the global spotlight i mean you have sanctions that have been imposed from the united states against kerry for instance and some other officials do you think that support is working for the pro-democracy movement in hong kong. we are not only focusing on the move or the announcement from the united states i think how country in europe react on the crackdown in hong kong would be also remarkable for us to realize that is tied to hold the accountability do you think europe is doing and off to hold to beijing accountable. different countries have different foreign policy to us hochul and china but the window was there are regional approach and once that consideration is time to reassess house their policy to continue and has. fights and also how they reassess their front policy to the hot line crackdown from beijing i'd like to talk about you i m

on life in the 19 thirties and forties through color photographs. and sunday at 4 pm eastern, on real america. three phones on the 1976 elections. produced by the u.s. information into agency for an international audience. then at 8 pm eastern on the presidency. acceptance speeches from five presidential nominees. harry truman, allied stevenson, dwight eisenhower, jon kennedy and richard nixon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span three. next, on the civil, historian harold halter and valerie paley of the new-york historical society top of the articles in the joint publication. a civil war in 50. objects they risks they discuss objects civil war technicality, including's will secret war codes. the new york historical society provided the video. >> so harold, we've been talking in the series about the power of objects being touchstones and historical event, being conduits to understanding the past. it's a thrill and extort a experience being historian in new york historian and working along these treasures a

at that point entering the sixties, people are getting education in the forties and before you could study at harvard if you were black there was always something being held black back but the problem is it was still harder to achieve your goal and the goals had to be smaller and you had to act in a certain way. they asked her to give back one nobel prize because she was having an affair. why should i give it back? i'm keeping it. you have the affair but there was the expectation on her even my gone black people today. even the fact that ez says it. >> from davis california your next. how are you? thank you for the good word about poetry and congratulations on your new novel. talk about your writing habits. do you write in the morning or the afternoon or at night? >> nice to talk to you clearanc clearance. when i say a novel is bigger in your head the creation is your conscious mind it comes from a practice not unlike psychoanalysis to spend every day two or three hours like free association. and putting them in order but i am writing. that then the next morning i write and the next

forties fifties and sixties. but by the sixties, government is starting to fail. government doesn't say jon kennedy, president kennedy. government doesn't save martin lives there king junior. government doesn't save robert kennedy, senator robert kennedy. and then in the seventies, government can't win the vietnam, war government can't stop higher inflation, can't stop higher interest rates, can't stop gas lines. and carter runs in 76, as basically an outsider, and was not what it to the idea of the government. he was a reformer. reform. or he was going to go after the corruption, and cut taxes. he's really more of a populace, almost conservative who sees the people are frustrated in the seventies. they don't believe the government is working for many more. but reagan also sees this. carter attacks it from somewhat of the lofven really. reagan is on the right which is why as they emerge as the two most instant candidates of 76. reagan could come to the convention, loses the nomination to gerald ford by 69 delegate votes out of 2069 cast in kansas city. for a lot o

was and how he was such a hard worker it is just so surprising that he died so young in his early forty's. well how do you think it will be best remembered i mean he's most famous perhaps for black panther but he did a lot more didn't he. he did you know but unfortunately for the international audience it really will be for black panther that is what we will remember him for planking to china that's his massive role you know before that he had done a lot of biopics he was a did a biopic as you guys mentioned earlier about thurgood marshall the 1st black us supreme court justice he did a biopic about jackie robinson the 1st black person to be allowed to play baseball in major league baseball and then he did a biopic about the great legends fingered james brown so he's done really great needy roles but they hadn't really crossed over to an international audience and he never had that kind of international success until he took on the role of black panther and that's what he'll be best remembered for so will be very interesting to see what they do in the sequel to to honor him. all this and

on your plane which is collected upon arrival this is the information database for the health of forty's to know who should go into quarantine and who should be tested after landing it's to the passengers to decide whether they will do the testing here at the airport or whether they go home for us and then see their general practitioner and do the testing there. the phrase countries deemed to be high risk is one that stands out travelers returning from where exactly will be subject to these new testing rules. the list is very very long. it's given out by the cock institute which is the you know health authority here in germany in charge of corona it's permanently updated it starts with countries like afghanistan and it ends with zambia and zimbabwe but on this list of course also the countries with the highest infections the u.s. russia brazil and some places in europe as well for example in belgium in the. and twirps there have been so many new infections that the german authorities think you should get tested here and also if you come from spain from oregon or from the barcelona region

sufferings of the past under pressure to keep quiet john myers try to file a case in court against your forties his case was rejected his social media accounts were shut down he has received threats from the authorities so this isn't a matter. these events have left us relatives of the victims with a boundless feeling of pain it's a pain that will stay for the rest of our lives but the local authorities just say this matter is already over their tone shows a complete disregard of other people's lives. moore says nichols all that's left of his father's live up of happier days john has not even retrieved his ashes from the criminal for fear of public outbreaks of anger the government requires that victims have to be buried in the presence of vishal the condition he refused. that report by correspondent mathias burning in the philippines president drugger to tetter has volunteered to be the 1st in his country to try a new covert $900.00 vaccine developed by russia to ted has suggested that russia wanted to offer the vaccine for free to the philippines there's been no confirmation from russia on th

going to maybe the forty-year is the new 20 year. jonathan: nothing you have said subsequently i have heard or understood. i am so confused this morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. that.ou can't say [laughter] york, this is new bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president trump may take executive action if congress can't agree on a new stimulus package. the president told reporters he might impose a moratorium on evictions and enact a payroll tax holiday. the white house is also exploring whether the president can act on his own to extend an unemployment insurance payments. president trump insists that if tok's u.s. operations are sold, the u.s. should get a cut. it is not clear on what authority they could extract a payout. the president said tictoc would have to close in the u.s. by september 15 unless an american company buys it. hurricane isaias was downgraded to a tropical storm as it made landfall and moved inland over north carolina. it prompted tropical storm warni