he looked up. >> host: was gal galileo treates kind of a devil, in a sense? >> guest: well, a little bit of cleansing -- depending hon how long is the write-up on the account of his time, life and times, that'll determine how much background information you'll get. so the simple story is he makes these discoveries,

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he looked up. >> host: was gal galileo treates kind of a devil, in a sense? >> guest: well, a little bit of cleansing -- depending hon how long is the write-up on the account of his time, life and times, that'll determine how much background information you'll get. so the simple story is he makes these discoveries, they conflict with the teachings of the catholic church, they put him on trial, they find him guilty of saying that the earth goes around the sun and not vice versa as well as other discoveries he's made with his devil's instrument, and then they put him under house arrest. what they don't tell you or they would tell you if you read a longer biography about him is that he actually made fun of the pope. public fun of the pope. he wrote a book in italian. not in latin, which is the academic language of the day, in italian. which means the local people can read it. and in it he invents a conversation between the simpleton and someone who was wise of the ways of the universe. and all -- [laughter] if you track the statements of the simpleton, they're a

and in oakland an all day event at franklin galileo plaza. a day of action to recall dr. king's legacy. >>> renowned actress aaron brokovich plans to protest against pg&e once again. the utility company recently announced its plans to file at the end of january. pg&e claims it doesn't have the estimated 30 billion dollars to cover liabilities from the 2017 wine country fires and last year's campfire in beauty county. a rally is set for tuesday noon at the cal popitol building. >>> why so many people will be staring at the moon tonight. but will you be able to see it? right now the radar doesn't look so good for viewing. we've got showers coming ashore along with gusty win winds. the time line own the rain arriving and when it will move out when we come back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qual

how many more galileos do you want? roger, there's only room in this band for one hysterical queen., and it's directed by deborah granlick, who made winters bone. the tale of a father and daughter living off grid in the promise of the pacific northwest, this pitch perfect drama is as understated as it is overwhelming. dad! dad. on the documentary front, i was overwhelmed by they shall not grow old, in which peterjackson used cutting edge technology to breathe new life into 100—year—old footage from world war i. it's a powerful and humanist work, bringing us closer to those who fought in the great war in this, the armistice centenary year. looking forward to 2019, january kicks off with the uk release of the favourite, the oscar—tipped latest from yorgos lanthimos, which has already picked up a bunch of golden globe nominations, including best actress for olivia colman and supporting actress nods for emma stone and rachel weisz. let's shoot something. i'll leave you with a spoonful of something from a movie currently playing in uk cinemas, mary poppins returns. have a practically per

they want to enforce on someone something that seems unreal it's a little bit like in the time of galileo you know when he used to come to the catholic church and say a personal level it's but it's moves it's the same my dear he looks at the planet it said but no no look it is turning it's not the it's not the sun that is going around the earth it's the other way around it is moving but they said no this is not the reality because us catholic church we have the real logo and it's the same thing today those people those progresses they want to tell us that what we see as real is not really real how come. i don't see why they have the truth they don't want to stay in the empirical demonstration well i mean you know also let me finish up around with the manual i mean imperial reality is being denied this is this is what's real. quite terrifying i mean if you were advised tell you i'm a solid bow and i'm good i want you to call me a solid bow i mean then you would probably think i was out of my mind but if we were in canada well i suppose that's agenda category right now a solid bow ok it is

i graduated from galileo. i am very proud of everyone up here at the table, they did a great job. i'm here to support the youth in every way shape or form. i just want to say that i am very proud of all the natives that are here tonight. american indians, as i was say. this is how i would view myself. it is very important for the youth to understand the culture and to show traditions as they see fit. i want to say, give me one reason. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. i have been here a few times. >> can you please restart that two minutes? >> thank you. my name is mary travis. i am a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, you saw a picture of my sun -- my son. he was in the presentation, and my granddaughter who was a ucla student. i want to speak to the mural. i was kind of hoping we could break protocol tonight and i could show the picture in my time here but i was told it was not allowed. to the left, george washington is there and it says, a good u.s. citizen, george washington. to the far right, is an indian person sitting tomahawk down, smoking a pipe. it is offensive

she graduated with honors from galileo high school and attended the university of california. earning a bachelor of arts degree in political science and political service with a minor in african-american studies. she went on to earn a masters degree from the university of san francisco. thank you and welcome. welcome to washington d.c. i suppose as a resident i owe you a apology. we have not been behaving very well. i wanted to talk first about the shutdown. in low income communities, especially, there is a looming cliff. housing choice voucher funds expire at the end of next month. also nutrition assistance program funds expire at the end of next month if not before. this is a question for both of you, are you taking steps now to address this potential pitfall? what are the steps? i will start with mayor kenny. >> the irony of this whole thing is that this administration keeps on doing things to make our jobs more difficult. at the same time using that excuse to beat us up for the things that we struggle to deal with as a result of their stupid decisions. gun violence is up a

sometimes you hear an idea that so brilliant it's a transformative idea, it's almost like when galileok from stargazing and hit you with it and it's like it make sense. iot s was walking on my trip toe markets eat today in san francisco and our people passed out and there's human feces all over the sidewalk. if only they would ban paper receipts, this would all be better. >> i think so. as trace was saying, these paper receipts contain a chemical called bpa, which if you eat it in high quantities can cause birth defects. clearly that's why california last year had the lowest fertility rate in its entire history because history aren't having any births because they are eating too many receipts. if t you go to a beverly hills restaurant and the waiter says you want the curly endive salad and the lady says no i'll just have the receipt and a glass of water -- oh, no, wait, just bring me the receipt. i had a 40 receipts a day habit. i used to buy packs of cigarettes just so i could eat the receipts. actually think there's a serious point in this period the beneficiary of this would be the

sometimes you hear an idea that is so brilliant it is a transformative idea, like when galileo got backnd it makes sense pet i was walking on market street in san francisco, and their people passed out and all over the sidewalk. an attic occurred to me if only they would ban paper receipts all of this would be better. >> yes, i think so, as trace was saying, this paper receipts contain a chemical called bpa, h quantities can cause birth defects. and clearly that is why california last year had the lowest fertility rate and its entire history, because people were not having any births, because they are eating too many receipts. if you go to a beverly hills restaurant. and the waiter says, do you want the curly endive salad? and the lady says i will just have the receipt and a glass of water. just bring me the receipt. i had a 40-receipt a day habit, i used to buy packs of cigarette just so that i could eat the receipt. i actually think that there is a serious point and then spread to the beneficiary would be the twitter guy who also makes these little square machines that you see, which

and there's companies like galileo and they will allow disintermediation of these kinds of services tos the beginning of the long run of difficulty for these institutions. >> a long run of difficulty for these institutions. what he said about? >> i think it's a difficult period of time. we watched over 25 years simply put as commission rates have fallen precipitously. i remember when i started in the early 1970s and hrc $100 a round turn. now you can get it done for 1 dollar a half or $2 in some instances could have been under pressure for a long period of time. they'll be under pressure as long as i'm alive. >> which hopefully is many, many years. congresswoman maxine waters. she wants revenge on the banks. >> she's always good for a laugh. some of the things are so preposterous that time so you can scoff and say it gives me something once a month i can write about in a newsletter and have a good giggle. can she do damage? yes, i'm afraid she can. let us hope she won't and cooler heads prevail. the factious chairman of the committee assigned to be dismaying to say the very least. stua