this is designated by pope francis. with me is father mark doherty, priest for arch diocese of san francisco. you beautifully talked about what this year of mercy means for our universal church, the church around the world. let's turn our attention to our arch diocese which covers marin, san mateo and san ancisco. a lot nonprofit organizations across the bay area, they're already living out works of mercy and have been doing so for many years. this year in particular they're really doing more as well as making intentional effort to really engage more people in the works of mercy and invite people to not only experience mercy but to share and extend that mercy to others. my own parish in san francisco just had a beautiful concert for syrian refugees a couple weeks ago that was fantastic. i know a lot of the local nonprofits were getting together, joining forces to help the homeless with the el nino. getting them socks, shoes, blankets, tarps. so much wonderful work is going on. i would love to talk about some of the acti

and that is how francis met francis jefferson, mark twain, and other writers of that period.hat's how she got involved in that whole mill year and became supportive of the copyright. and you should tell your viewers that the problem with the copyright is the opposite of the tariff issue. the issue with the topping right is that american writers were not able to get royalties if their works were sold abroad. and the effort was to get these international protection for american authors that they were able to get royalties when their books were sold internationally. >> so we are talking about those major political issues of the day, outside of the kind of things that francis directly was involved in, like tariffs, it's a huge debate over the gold standard versus replacing it with something that is with a standard that is based upon silver. or legislation regarding the native american land and a simulation. any kind of legislation that is dealing with the massive immigration into america, and how america's able to transform. she is really not involved in any of that to any extent

. >> i looked in my rearview mirror and it was francis. >> francis, the wife and the other. >> i geter little finger. >> the middle finger? >> right. >> i start following. her i said, with the hell? she breaks. and i break. and i heard a thump. >> he's pronounced that at the hospital. >> two women in love with one man, hating each other. >> you're getting text messages from bonnie of the two of them have exact? >> yes. >> hollywood love story? >> this was the man i wanted to marry. >> or a fatal attraction? >> he goes, i can't get rid of this person. >> and so many about to lose so much. . >> i will live without for the rest of my life. >>, hello, and welcome to dateline. bill an francis hall or high school sweethearts who grew a family and successful trucking business together but their seemingly picture perfect life collapsed after francis learned that bill had been hiding in affair from her for three years. it was a love triangle and that revelation would have far reaching and tragic consequences. here with coalition is -- >> this is the story of two fiery women, battling for the

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the sculptor who is also a speed management the profile of the british artist francis. welcome to arts and culture now on wednesday the g 7 nations wrapped up their 1st in person summit in 2 years and they closed it by officially accusing china of human rights abuses against its minority we get muslim population is the latest step to condemn what an increasing number of countries according not only marginalization and persecution but even genocide facing a future all western criticism its campaign against it recently turned it to cinema as seen in a film set in the northwestern jiang region the main home of the week people. critics call this chinese movie showcasing the life of muslims a whitewash. they say the chinese state sponsored music oh the wings of songs is designed to deflect criticism of the government's policies in providence. a we go back and a hand chinese man come together to fulfill the musical dream the film is big on spectacle but has no room for the human rights abuses beijing has been accused of. the reality for weaker muslims looks rather different m

a profile of the british artist francis. welcome to arts and culture now on wednesday the g 7 nations wrapped up their 1st in person summit in 2 years and they closed it by officially accusing china of human rights abuses against its minority we populations is the latest step to condemn what an increasing number of countries are calling not only marginalization and persecution but even genocide facing a future all western criticism its campaign against it recently turned it to cinema as seen in a film set in the northwestern region the main home of the we got people. critics call this chinese movie showcasing the life of weaker muslims a whitewash. they say the chinese state sponsored music oh the wings of songs is designed to deflect criticism of the government's policies in she province. a we go back and a hand chinese man come together to fulfill the musical dream the film is big on spectacle but has no room for the human rights abuses by seeing has been accused of . the reality for weaker muslims looks rather different m

i always thought that one of my favorites of palma films and listen i know he and francis humans are not hanging out those guys are all hanging out at. francis is to me as you said the zoo spits it right below it hold their own thunder bolt is a guy like that tell me about him well. ryan was a very. organized type of director in my view you know experience and his movie was storyboarded when we 1st got to. to chicago we had about a week's worth of rehearsal with the principal cast and he took me into his room and he had this movie storyboard with little stick figures and he drew himself. but he had it all kind of in his mind already mapped out and that's something that is a particular style of work with directors where things are kind of discovered as you go along with like how last b. has a completely different approach more a sort of free style improvisational discovery for brian was a very sort of you know design or we had to director and i think it was a perfect storm in that movie because you had these visual stylist and great filmmaker along with really will one of the best scr

francis is to me as you said the zeus but certain right below it hold their own thunderbolt as a guy like the paul tell me about it. well. brian was a very or organize type of director in my view you know experiencing him his movie was storyboarded when we 1st got to. to chicago we had about a week's worth of rehearsal with the principal cast and he took me into his room and he had this movie storyboard with little stick figures and he drew himself. but he had it all kind of in his mind already mapped out and that's something that is a particular style of work with directors where things are kind of discovered as you go along with like how last b. has a completely different approach more of sort of freestyle improvisational discovery or brian was a very sort of you know designed oriented director and i think it was a perfect storm in that movie because you had these visual stylist and great filmmaker along with really will one of the best screenplays you could possibly read because the david mamet screenplay of that movie is so the story telling the narrative through line is so clean

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the sculptor who is also a speed change the profile of the british artist francis. welcome to arts and culture now on wednesday the g 7 nations wrapped up their 1st in person summit in 2 years and they closed it by officially accusing china of human rights abuses against its minority we got a muslim population is the latest step to condemn what an increasing number of countries according not only marginalization and persecution but even genocide beijing refuse all western criticism its campaign against it recently turned it to cinema as seen in a film set in the northwest and jiang region the main home of the week people. critics call this chinese movie showcasing the life of muslims a whitewash. they say the chinese state sponsored music oh the wings of songs is designed to deflect criticism of the government's policies in shin jang province . a we go back and a hand chinese man come together to fulfill the musical dream the film is big on spectacle but has no room for the human rights abuses by shooting has been accused of. the reality for weaker muslims looks rat

hi, francis. i haven't said hi, francis, at 5:00 a.m. all week. my apologies! greetings! >> thank you! [ laughing ] >> mike, what is in store for the forecast today? >> much cooler weather today. we are a reprieve for two days before the summer heat comes back. you can see the penetration from the marine layer in the north bay. that is the gray you see in the bay areas. the winds are gusting to 31 in fairfield. you can see it on the exploratorium camera. 80s and 90s are almost gone today. 08 in antioch, 82 in fairfield, otherwise 60s and 70s until you get to the bay, mid to upper 50s. definitely going to be windy. >> thank you, mike. >>> hello, yellow. san francisco open to the least restrictive opening. amy hollyfield is here to explain this. >> reporter: reggie, the big winners in all of this are the bars. you can go inside a bar and not be required to order a meal, as well. we are hearing a lot of excitement about that. bars won't be having all the fun, though. we checked in with the california academy of sciences. they plan to bring back their weekly event called nigh

i always thought that one of my favorites a column of films and listen i know he and francis q. magine that hang out those guys are all hanging out at. fred's this is to me as you said this zeus but certain right below it hold their own thunderbolt was a guy like that tell me about it. well. brian was a very. organized type of director in my view you know experience and his movie was storyboarded when we 1st got to. chicago we had about a week's worth of rehearsal with the principal trast and he took me into his room where he had this movie storyboard with little stick figures and he drew himself. but he had it all kind of in his mind already mapped out and that's something that is a particular style of work with directors where things are kind of discovered as you go along with like how last be has a completely different approach more of sort of freestyle improvisational discovery or brian was a very sort of you know designed oriented director and i think it was a perfect storm in that movie because you had these visual stylist and great filmmaker along with really will one of

in the year 2000 francis siegelman was commissioned to sculpt prince philip the queen herself followed in 2007 since then officially a royal sculptor she has also immortalized prince charles and princess then in bronze. working with the queen was the absolute most amazing thing i've ever done it was incredible. she is such a lovely woman and obviously it was very nerve wracking because like i. i measure all the time a calipers and i have to get to her hair and her face to get the measurements it was very very. over the course of a year france a single mom had 3 sessions with the queen at buckingham palace the bust was unveiled personally by her majesty in 2008. there. but she not only betrays nobility and celebrities she is also working on a series that means a lot to her since 2017 she's been sculpting the heads of holocaust survivors thereby creating lasting memorials to them. oh thought that i wouldn't be able to cope with the feelings you know when i was sculpting i were he said to me can i call you mother he said because i feel the same you give me a new life you know my life hasn

in the year 2000 francis siegelman was commissioned to sculpt prince philip the queen herself followed in 2007 since then officially a royal sculptor she has also immortalized prince charles and princess sand in bronze. working with the queen was the absolute most amazing thing i have ever done it was incredible. she is such a lovely woman and obviously is very nerve wracking because like i. measure all the time and calipers and i have to get to a hair and her face to get the measurements and i was very very. over the course of the year france a single mom had 3 sessions with the queen at buckingham palace the bust was unveiled personally by her majesty in 2008 yeah. but she not only betrays nobility and celebrities she is also working on a series that means a lot to her since 2017 she's been sculpting the heads of holocaust survivors thereby creating lasting memorials to them. oh i thought that i wouldn't be able to cope with the feelings you know when i was sculpting ivor he said to me can i call you mother he said because i feel the same you give me a new life you know that my life

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here is francis with the commute. hi, francis. >>> hi, mike. we will start off with a look at the south bay, 118 80 interchange in san jose. good news for the peninsula, the road work on 101 has been cleared through san mateo and san bruno in both directions. so that's been cleared a little bit earlier. at the bay bridge toll plaza, seek metering lights were turned on at about 6:06 am. look at the backup, it has already grown to the 880 over crossing. there's also a wind advisory for the misha bridge, the lookout for that, earlier crash cleared in the dublin interchange pick the right is low, with on 580, tracy to dublin is 42 minutes, kumasi? >>> thank you, francis. this is exciting, the historic streetcars are going to be back in service on san francisco's f line, starting next saturday. we spotted some practice runs yesterday. metro stations will also reopen with full service being restored in july. the ingleside third. also, the j church returned as service routes in december, and the letter m and l routes are still going to be operating as

the sculptor who is also a speed merchant a profile of the british artist francis. welcome to arts and culture now on wednesday the g 7 nations wrapped up their 1st in person summit in 2 years and they closed it by officially accusing china of human rights abuses against its minority we'd a muslim population is the latest step to condemn what an increasing number of countries according not only marginalization and persecution but even genocide facing a future all western criticism its campaign against it recently turned it to cinema as seen in a film set in the northwestern jiang region the main home of the week people. critics call this chinese movie showcasing the life of muslims a whitewash. they say the chinese state sponsored music oh the wings of songs is designed to deflect criticism of the government's policies in shin jang province . a we go back and a hand chinese man come together to fulfill their musical dream the film is big on spectacle but has no room for the human rights abuses by using has been accused of . the reality for weaker muslims looks rathe

may 13, pope francis will visit to canonize the shepherds as saints. at the same time our arch diocese has become preparation for deeper relationship with this miraculous lady. this will culminate in october at the annual rosary rally. after this brief break please join me and father kevin as we begin to learn more about mary, the mother of jesus, and the mother of us all. >>> hello. welcome back to mosaic. with me is father kevin kennedy. father kevin, you are pastor of a church with a fascinating name. our lady of fatima russian byzantine catholic church in san francisco. you are a native of this area. >> yes. >> you have been a priest of the arch diocese for how many years? >> over 18 years. >> very good. i think viewers want to know what is a russian byzantine catholic church and what is a priest of the arch diocese doing wearing this cross, this garb? >> this would be what a russian orthodox priest would wear in his parish and elsewhere. russian byzantine catholic churches were established when some russian orthodox christians sought full communio

. >> on q&a, greg francis on his book, -- >> this is a story that depicts the plight of black farmers in america and in a large -- landmark case, and the case with black farmers, and with systemic discrimination, again black farmers it is estimated that the population of black farmers contributed to them leaving the farm as well as losing land and the familiar structure that goes all long way with being a farmer. >> greg francis, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. ♪ >> washington journal continues. host: a live view of the u.s. capitol and the temporary barriers and parameters around the capitol put in place since january 6 and the house yesterday by a narrow vote, a $1.9 billion package. the vote to 13-212 with the -- inside the new york times and our question is, how do you balance security and access? let's go to catherine joining us from california, good morning. caller: good morning. i am kathleen and i want to share something about the people in america who will love to hear the story. i am a native california. i took my children on a trip to the capitol from hawaii, my

wouldn't he and francis collins or anybody else want the answers?tead they are answering very academic hard sentences. >> just like president biden and nancy pelosi, doctor fauci and francis collins have a lot at stake, not just their reputation but what we now know about the origins of what the evidence points to the origins of this coronavirus began i was listening to the recording dating back with you, very revealing and so much we have to uncover. laura: keep digging, thank you. another big question, why the mad push from the medical establishment toward vaccinations on every single person on the planet even those who already have long-lasting immunity, making big pharma executives and investors exceedingly rich. according to business insider at least nine big pharma tycoons are vaccine billionaires collectively worth $19.3 billion. this includes four moderna execs and investors and one biotech exec, joining me victor davis hanson, senior fellow, i have never seen a push for vaccinations from children, small children to people who already had th

i saw a picture of francis the other day and he looks so happy was out but as winery slash ranch i don't know that well so i don't know what he has up there in northern california but he was standing is churned out and just the sort of threads that you can see he digs he was near book shelf there was a bottle was light he had the biggest smile on his face and i thought in a way he's turned into a nice of ocular convivial godfather himself i'm very happy for him later in life. absolutely he has a tremendous amount of land there with all his wineries he's got little boutique hotels all over the world you know the houses that he's bought that he started to be tales and yeah he is like i mean i always thought that that francis because not only is in the you know sublime director but he was also he has a perfect professorial sort of quality about him in terms of teaching and bring you along and taking youngsters a philosophical in his approach to filmmaking and i always thought that if there was a zeus you know like he would be like zeus in the pantheon of the gods you know that there's a lot

francis perkins and francis oldham kelsey, this is kind of strange. they almost look like sisters, don't they? caroline: a little bit. [laughter] jayne: when roosevelt became president, blair pressured eleanor to convince fdr to hire the first female cabinet member. he hired francis perkins for the department of labor. francis oldham kelsey was also a member who worked for the fda. she's the person who refused to approve the drug slid my. those are some of the trivia that i found out while i was doing the research. caroline: ok. do you think the society of women geographers is still relevant today? since the explorers club now expect -- except women. jayne: absolutely. there's a place for women. there needs to be a place where women can network with other women, explorers, scientists, artists outside of the presence of men. i think that the society gives women a place to support each other. that's very important. our picture is covering that newspaper article. it says, don't take a woman with you when you go exploring. that was what the president of t

and then francis perkins and francis oldham kelsey. i think this is kind of strange. they almost look like like sisters, don't they a little bit when? roosevelt became president blair pressured eleanor to convince fdr to hire the first female cabinet member and he hired francis perkins for the department of labor. um, and then francis oldham kelsey was also a member who was worked for the fda and she is the person who refused to approve the drug thalidomide. so those some of the trivia that i found out while i was doing the research. okay, so do you think the society women geographers is still relevant today since the explorers club now accepts women. yes, absolutely. there's a place for women. there's a place there there needs to be a place where women can network with other women explorers and scientists and artists outside the presidency of men. i think that the society allows gives women a place to support each other and that's very important. the you know, the our picture is it's kind of covering that that photo that newspaper article, but it says don't take a wo

in the year 2000 francis siegelman was commissioned to sculpt prince philip the queen herself followed in 2007 since then officially a royal sculptor she has also immortalized prince charles and princess then in bronze. working with the queen was the absolute most amazing thing i've ever done it was incredible. she is such a lovely woman and obviously it is very nerve wracking because like i. i measure all the time and calipers and i have to get to the hair and her face to get the measurements and i was very very. over the course of the year frances siegelman had 3 sessions with the queen at buckingham palace the bust was unveiled personally by her majesty in 2008. there. but she not only betrays nobility and celebrities she is also working on a series that means a lot to her since 2017 she's been sculpting the heads of holocaust survivors there by creating lasting memorials to them. oh thought that i wouldn't be able to cope with the feelings you know when i was sculpting i were he said to me can i call you mother he said because i feel the same you give me a new life you know my life

fauci and nih director francis collinss testified today over the u.s.ding of the wuhan lab in china with a growing number of scientists and science journalist and government officials aroundfihee world that covid-19 leaked out of, hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more. >> the head of the nih doctor francis collins admitted u.s. grantr. money did make its way o the wuhan institute of her ologies through an outside group called eco-health alliance, that group was awarded a $3.7 million grant from the nih in that groue $600,000 of that grant to the wuhan lab for a china bat research project, the project help build a library of 15000 bat samples and lawmakers wanted to know if the wuhan lab could've been using the back library of viruses to try to engineer one to be more dangerous and more contagious, something called gain-of-function research. >> we are not aware of otherer sources of funds or other activities they might've undertaken outside of what our approved grant allowed. >> we could have sent money through echo health alliance, money could've end

now let's go to the morning commute with francis. good morning, francis. >>> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. mike, you look good in glasses and i am glad for the low pollen count. we are off to a better start this friday. light traffic out there. in the east bay a car fire has been reported in martinez. it may be underneath highway 4 at mccewan. keep that in mind. hopefully they will wrap this up quickly. also, it is windy there on the altamonte pass. traffic is slowing as you make your way on to westbound 580 out of tracy. both hands on the wheel. you will find a wind advisory on the bay bridge right now but so far no delays. friday-light traffic and a wind advisory for the asymptomatic bridge, as well. traffic looking good out of hayward, foster city and san mateo. >>> the popular san francisco restaurant reportedly moving to a tip-free model. >>> and a bank hostage standoff that went on for hours. we will show you the dramatic escape and w california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. californi

announcer: greg francis sunday at 8:00 p.m. and a. ♪ announcer: next minnesota attorney general keith ellison on race relations and police reform. he talked about the death of george floyd and conviction of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. prior to this event the attorney general announced his office will lead the prosecution against another minnesota police officer, kimberly parker -- potter, charged in the shooting death of daunte wright. this is half an hour. ♪ >> no justice. >> no peace. >> say his name. >> george floyd. ♪ >> i would not call today's verdict justice, however, because justice applies to restoration, but it is

sir francis drake high school settled on a new name. it will be named after archie williams. keep in mind this is a fairly significant change. williams who was black, won a gold medal at the 1936 summer olympics in berlin. he was one of the first black pilots in world war ii. williams was born in oakland, attended uc berkeley and was later a teacher and coach at sir francis drake high school. the high school decided to change names last year as the country had a reconning with race and social justice, sir francis drake was associated with the slave trade. a rally to save city college too long over the streets of san francisco today. >> dozens of members of the american federation of teachers joined the march from city hall to the castro. they're fighting the layoff of 160 faculty members. the union says cuts will force city college to close several departments and ethnic studies programs. they're calling on san francisco leaders to find alternative resources to fund the school. turning to the coronavirus. california is on track to hit another milestone this weekend. nearly 14

good morning, francis.- up on, listening to those tunes. good morning, francis. to be doing quite well and i'm kind of surprised. i'm getting into those kind of compilation albums, which are terrible things to say that i find them good value for money and they are hard pieces of record. llifetime they are hard pieces of record. who did ou they are hard pieces of record. who did you debate _ they are hard pieces of record. who did you debate this with as to as to what songs made the album? . i was civen a list what songs made the album? . i was given a list and _ what songs made the album? . i was given a list and i _ what songs made the album? . i was given a list and i don't _ what songs made the album? . i was given a list and i don't know - what songs made the album? . i —" given a list and i don't know how many were on there but it's got to be under a certain heading of rock music, i suppose, be under a certain heading of rock music, isuppose, but be under a certain heading of rock music, i suppose, but i also discovered certain songs i wouldn't like or didn'

is all due to francis glistenerly and what she did at harvard university in boston. they're all based on real cases. she said that the facts are true. everything you see depicted actually happened, although not necessarily in the same scene and their intentionally ambiguous and they're not meant to be solved. and that's a point that's it's difficult for people that the human mind has a you know this drive to solve things. we want an answer and we look at it and we want to know who did it and all these things and it's totally beside the point in some cases. first of all, these aren't all homicides. so it's not, you know, if that were just an answer you could walk, you know, homicide suicide natural causes and it's not that it's not getting the answer. it's that journey getting there. it's not so much to say that this is you know, this is a suicide or this is a homicide. what makes you think so, when she made these these were all made the collection between 1943 and 1948. five year period and each one of these costs approximately would have cost to build a real house.

>>> thank you, francis. still ahead, i am speaking, are you listening? the powerful art exhibit opening at the legion of honor in san francisco. >>> new details efforts in the recall effort. verified signatures you want someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. >>> developing news, san jose police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. you can see bullet holes in the windshield of a car near east santa clara street and south 21st street. a second man was also shot. police say he is expected to survive. investigators have not released any information about a suspect or what led up to the shooting. >>> more than 1.17 million californians have s

>>> thank you, francis. they are sharing this video of a black bearack bearack bearackr down the avenue. it doesn't appear to be aggressive but they are warning residents, if they do run up on the bear, leave it alone and keep your pets away. >>> police don't think this is an adult bear, it was taken from the security camera on tuesday. >> this there is just minding his own business, walking through a parking lot, bothering no one. i see no problem. >> i do. >> why? >> you know you get up in the middle of the night to go to work and what if somebody else does too, and they run up on this bear? >> if you saw the things i've seen in the middle of the night on my way to work, this would give you know pause. >> you make points. >> that's for differential altogether. >>> still ahead, popular san francisco restaurant that is getting rid of tipping. >> the unusual item that you should add your property, if you want to sell your home for a higher california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up w

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let's get right to francis for a look at traffic. hi, francis. >> hi, kumasi!80 because of an earlier big rig fuel spill. all lanes reopened, but traffic is still slow as you make your way to livermore and castor valley. heavy on 680 to 242, as well and traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the toll plaza is backed up to the outiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> all right, i have some not surprises but unfortunate news. the drought got worse. a all of us in the bay area in the exceptional category right now. unfortunately that will lead to more issues with wildfires and also with water restrictions. i do have some good news if you suffer allergies. they are dropping though, kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> well, we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest ♪ that's just the way you make me feel ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma," everybody. robin, you're turning the tables. you're turning the tables. you have a passion project you're w

at this live event by the thames the audience is only virtually present francis siegelman will sculpt a portrait of mahler tribute born in 1030 commissioned by the holocaust memorial center yard vashem. something i would normally have so. i took well to it i have to say now probably find it interesting watching. this because it's very skillful and she's obviously got to be so quick within 2 hours she more to lies is the face of the holocaust survivor in clay. the resemblance is impressive. when i sing it's a very good likeness and i'm usually quite fussy about it was pete. no that. thing. probably looks much more to the not. quite stressful. i love the fact that i'm doing this of this wonderful beautiful lady that's been through so much. but for me it was very difficult not having a crowd on the clay was drawing up. later you know be constant drawings so knowledge tributes and other holocaust survivors will live on through future generations through the work of francis see. she certainly is talented have you ever come across a massive concrete building and thought wow now that is a mo

the community pushed for the name changed after last year and records show that sir francis drake. the original name was involved in english slave trade, local school leaders say archie williams embodies the values students have bound as measures of a wonderful school community and darya james. now the school is raising funds for all those things that involved the side. it's the the name the side and changes to get a new mascot. everything doubt else that just involved that transition from, you know, sir francis drake to archie williams. but i will point out that behind me is an electronic sign and already they have archie williams high school on it. >> all right. that i wear what they're going to do like, you know, when you shorten we are or because they say drake drake right now. they say archie. i think so. i like it that works. that's what i would vote for it. time now is 5.20 and coming up on the kron 4 morning news with the governor's recall election looming candidate kevin faulconer pitches his tax cut plan for california details on who would qualify. my name is douglas. i'm

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later williams was a teacher and coach at sir francis drake high school.he high school decided to change names last year because sir francis drake was associated with the slave trade. >>> we're a proud sponsor and benefit aids, hiv events across the area and aids walk.net and call 415615 walk. this act to break down things in the water ways harming the ecosystem and filter bio- degrade toxic debris. >> our goal is to develop methods that can be useful in future fires and prevent toxic debris from going waterways. >> obviously, lisa, wee talk about this and not a red flag warning this weekend. >>> today we have temperatures just as warm but the winds die back tomorrow and we'll be even hotter for monday and tuesday, but the red flag warning does expire very early monday morning. so we still have those offshore winds that are going for clear conditions right now and 94 yesterday in san rafael and 63 at half-moon bay and we're looking once again at a wide range and that big dome of high pressure over much of california, over all of california. 55 in oakland,

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i am monte francis with the latest world news from paris. in jerusalem clashes between palestinian worshipers and israeli police left doesn't injured friday -- dozens injured friday. israeli forces shot and killed two palestinians. israelis and palestinians are said to be bracing for more violence in the coming days. joining us now is our correspondent in jerusalem. what can you tell us about the latest violence? >> i can tell you at happened at the mosque compound today. today is the last friday of ramadan. as worshipers were dispersing, some stayed behind to have a meal there. protests broke out with rockthrowing and an israeli response of tear gas and rubber bullets. theoretically -- the israeli police had just been congratulating themselves that tension in east jerusalem had not spilled over. tonight we saw that it did. the press -- the palestinian crews have treated people. both sides blamed the other. the premise to dance -- palestinians blamed the israelis. the israeli troops blamed palestinian worshipers. it was serious violence. onc

. >>> plus, the historic gold medalist whose name will replace sir francis drake at one marin school. >>> and getting paid to sleep ton the job? the company that gives you a payche >>> some of the days biggest question haves been answered. >> the remains of the rocket from china has landed back on earth in the indian ocean. they splashed down just west of the maldives. they carried part of their space station harmony of the heavens. the reentrance back into the earth's atmosphere has been a big mystery when scientists unable to determine where and when it would land. but scientists have been adamant the chances of it hitting someone was very low. >> what you have to remember is the world is 75% covered in water. and the land area while it is very vast, there is a lot more empty land for it to fall on than populated area. one-third of all longitudes is spanned by the pacific ocean. the great toilet bowl of the space program. >> did you see these lights over the bay area tonight? take a closer look. there you go. they are not ufos but the latest addition to the starlink broad band satel

. >> doctors francis collins and anthony fauci testified on the 2022 budget request for the nationalnstitute of health life tuesday -- live tuesday on c-span or you can listen on the free c-span radio app. south korean president recently attended a groundbreaking ceremony for the korean war veterans wall of remembrance in washington, d.c. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation.

francis collins. we talked about the progress at the top of the program but also appear to be hitting a wall on vaccinations bumping up against the number of people who are willing to take -- getting to the more resistant right now. how do we break through that wall? >> well, good morning, george. i think we need to listen to what the concerns are of people who are still on the fence and those concerns ought to be addressed carefully and we shouldn't slip into this zone of somehow blaming people who haven't signed up yet to roll up their sleeves. we need to answer those questions. one of the things i would encourage people to go and look at is this new covid-19 community core. if you just google on the phrase we can do this, you can look and see. the information is there. 400 or more organizations have joined, most of them community organizations, organizations of doctors. that ought to give you a lot of confidence that it's not just government people like me that are advocating for this. it is, in fa

. >> sunday on q&a, attorney greg francis on his book just harvest. >> this is a story that depicts the plight of black farmers in america in a landmark case and the following case, which dealt with systemic discrimination by the usda against like farmers that decimated the population of black farmers, contributed to them leaving the farms and losing land and the familial structure that goes along with being a farmer. >> greg francis, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span's q&a. continues. host: we are back with diana buttu, an analyst with the institute for middle east understanding. she is here to discuss with us the recent violence between the israelis and palestinians, and the cease fire. good morning. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: can you give our viewers an understanding of what the institute for middle east understanding does? guest: we try to provide individuals around the world with information about what is happening in palestine and what is happening with palestinians so people will get a better understanding of how it is they can actually be able to play

francis colony of san domangue now haiti was the premier producer of sugar in the world? louis the 15th louis the 16th and their ministers were therefore keenly focused on colonizing and controlling the french part of the island on populating plantations with enslaved people and on protecting the human and material cargo transported on ships going to and from the island. naval sea and land units called the top de la marine as well as metropolitan regular army units were deployed throughout the colonial and mercantile diaspora. their task was to patrol and protect french interests settle as colonists or practice referred to as military colonization. and aid the private military's hired by mercantile companies, especially in wartime when trade routes and posts became the pathways and locales of warfare. empire and diaspora shaped the careers of military men in multiple ways some like charlotte contestants held commissions in both the army and the navy and participated in battles across the globe from the european continent during the war of austrian succession to india duri

the research and funding of gain of function which you raise in a letter that you sent to director francisthe nih, tell me what you want answered, your 17 questions, you and six other senators signed this letter to francis collins. >> joe biden has been rolling over for aggressors around the world, not just china but russia and iran in this week joining moral equivalence from israel in a mosque to demand cease-fire. but the letter i joined ron johnson a handful of other senators specifically asked the national institutes of health why they were funny gain of function research in the wuhan labs, dr. fauci has been to congress and said that did not happen. dr. fauci is playing more games. the money that the nih gave way to an american organization, turned around and gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to the wuhan labs to investigate coronavirus' and to find ways to make them more contagious and more dangerous, we asked francis collins, dr. fauci's boss to come clean, tell us exactly what was happening and why the research was being funded, as you point out in a time when obama administrat