next to ron reagan is arun gandhi, born in 1934, the fifth grandson of mahatma gandhi. he grew up under apartheid and was beaten by white south africans for being too black, and by black south africans for being too white. gandhi, it is an honor to be here with you today. why don't you take it from there, how you went from south africa and came here to the the gift ofwhat anger is all about? thank you very much, amy. it is a great pleasure to be here, and an honor to be invited with allanel and be the illustrious people on the panel here. but i have one up on you, ron. [laughter] past hight least school. i didn't even go to high school. [laughter] but i do have four honorary doctorates. [laughter] [applause] but yeah, i was born in south africa and suffered a lot of prejudices there. and that is when my parents and giveo go to india me the opportunity to live with grandfather. and the two years i spent with him, between the ages of 12 and 14, were really important years for me. because what he taught me then was very important. it changed my thinking, it changed my life

over the weekend, the descendent of a like gandhi joined -- was desecrated by protesters in d.c. i would love to have your comments, this is the second time it has happened. >> this is terrible. no statue or memorial should be desecrated, certainly not the one of gandhi who fought for the values of america, peace, justice, and freedom. the desecration is appalling to see, appalling that it happened more than once and we believe that the reputation of mahatma gandhi should be respected here in america's capital. the president believe that the united -- democrats left the united states under threat? >> what was the first part? president believe that the democrats of the united states are under threat? >> that democracy is under threat? he believed it was under assault when it came into his investigation into the admin dashes administration and the way that the fbi was mishandled by people like jim comey and andy mccabe. weaponized in a political way against his candidacy and his presidency. charlie? plan --esident president trump planning on taking action after seeing that order co

monica gandhi and ash coalrod. thank you for joining me today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to dive into whether the new restrictions make sense. bmp we do that, the governor announced alarming new numbers. dr. gandhi, when numbers caught your attention? >> you know, it's aptly true that we're in a surge, we have increased cases and many areas in the state have increased hospitalizations. this is not true -- we haven't reached yet in the bay area. this is a prophylactic move to prevent us from getting into the kind of criteria that the governor explained. they were not there. it's a prophylactic move. we have to restrict activities, and so now the question becomes what makes sense, what gets restricted and what doesn't make sense. >> that's absolutely true. many things are closing down again. indoor entertainment, outdoor playgrounds, that caught a lot of people by surprise. assemblyman, i want to ask you, you co-awered a letter, what are you asking for? what is your argument about that? >> we're asking fo

gandhi has an on mystic estimate. she thinks vaccines will be available for the general pub rick by march or april of next year, and herd immunity will be in place by summer. kpix 5. >>> california's next vaccine shipment will be about 40% smaller than we expected. 233,000 doses according to the mercury news, a white house spokesman told the sacramento b the allocation wasn't cut, the latest projections just weren't update inned the tracking system. >>> also tonight, san bernardino county suing governor new some claiming he over stepped his tort when issuing the state's new shelter in place rules based on icu capacity. and one more note, in san diego county today, a judge gave the green light to thousands of restaurants to resume indoor and outdoor dining. in his ruling, the judge said authorities have not established at restaurants are fueling the pandemic. the state is expected to appeal. >> new at 11:00, a former edd worker accused of stealing job less benefits by posing as senator diane feinstein. edd not only pai

gandhi, my friends, it gives me great pleasure to present to you today, the children's art carnival,children of india. i have often noticed the art of children is the same the world over, and so, of course is our feeling for children. i think it is good in a world where there is quite enough to divide people, that we should cherish the language and emotion that unite us all. thank you. ♪ [flute music] >> the distance from the prime minister's gardens in the center of modern new delhi is measured not only in air miles to jaipur, the capital of the state of rajasthan, it is also measured in years, taking the american visitor on the first step of her journey into india's past. to the land of the rajputs, of warrior and prince. elephants and emperors have always been friends. the rocky road up the hill to the emperor's palace was once traveled on the lumbering backs of elephants. raja mansingh, the first, and his retinue of court followers, 350 years ago. alexander the great marched his armies out of india with 200 elephants. two summer can't -- to samarkhand, a long time ago. ♪ maharaja

monica gandhi with ucsf says this isn't a time to let up. while being outside a better than being inside doesn't completely rule out transmitting the virus especially during the surge. >> that distancing means you have to be away from each other by at least 6 feet even with your mask. that's the rule. it's mask and distancing. >> reporter: we spoke with some livermore residents wrapping up some last minute shopping who understand they're taking a risk. >> you don't want to have your kids not being able to get the things they want, you know, during the holidays, so sometimes you've got to do what you've got to do. >> as much as we try to practice social distancing and 6 feet apart, we're running into people everywhere. it's kind of hard. >> reporter: but dr. gandhi says it's not a risk worth taking with help on the way. >> we're so lucky at the end of this year to have two vaccine candidates. >> reporter: in livermore pete surotos, nbc bay area news. >> doctors are pleading with californians to do those three things. kaiser permite, dignity h

no statue or memorial should be desecrated and certainly not one like that of gandhi who really fought for the values that america represents of peace, justice and freedom so that desecration is appalling to see. it's appalling that it's happened more than once and we believe the reputation of mahatma gandhi should be respected especially here in america's capital. >> does the president believe that democrats are under threat and based on. [inaudible] what are the reforms he wants to push. does the president believe democrat is under threat? >> thatdemocracy is under threat? he believes it's under assault when it comes to the investigations into his administration, the mueller probe, the unfortunate way our fbi was mishandled by folks like andy mccabe , that folks like jim comey westernized their political campaigns. >> has president trump. [inaudible] >> i have to refer you to the campaign on anything regarding the election. >> as far as 2019, has he received when he does receive it, are there any available for the public to look at? >>i'm not aware of any report is received to that e

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even before the first world for the idea of individual liberty of individual liberty even gandhi said this explicitly. but all the rights the right now are available to people and as long as they can exploit these nations and then to be in danger. so with the economic model we need to think to be in the world that is the whole point that this model made you prosperous and somewhat democratic and we can see it because we can see what it inflicts on us. and that violence at some point will come home when you can no longer exploit the society. >> what are trying to understand or clarify is why liberalism needs the exploitation? and everyone is free to compete and then there was the escape valve. >> and someone that needs to be exploited? and with the system and not automatically assume and within that framework and with the exploitation of the 19th century and no way carry forward by indiana expansion to open markets in different parts of the world and those that are sending in bullets to open the market so liberalism in the idea of expansion and growth and freedom from the very beginnin

gandhi says there is some good news here. the new strain does not cause more serious symptoms and the vaccine going out now will protect people against it. >>> the u.s. treasury says that some americans have already gotten their 600 stimulus by direct deposit and many more will get money soon. scott mcgrew, what happens if congress decides to change that $600 to $2,000? how will they get that money then? >> reporter: a good question. then people would get an additional 1,400 on top of the 600. this is for americans who qualify so earning less than 75,000 a year. that full $2,000 is looking less and less likely even though the house passed it. the president and democrats are pushing for it but it's stuck in the senate. here is speaker pelosi this morning. >> the president of the united states has expressed his support for the $2,000. the democrats and republicans in the house have passed that legislation. who is holding up that distribution to the american people, mitchell mcconnell and the senate republicans. >> senate leader

monica gandhi says this isn't the time to let up. while being outside is a much better option than being inside, it doesn't rule out the chance of transmitting the virus especially during a surge. >> not distancing means you have to be away from each other by at least six feet even with your mask. >> reporter: we spoke with some residents wrapping up last-minute shopping who understand they're taking a risk. >> you don't want to have your kids not be able to get the things they want during the holidays. sometimes you have to do what you have to do. >> as much as we try to practice social distancing and six feet apart, we're running into people everywhere. it's kind of hard. >> reporter: but dr. gandhi says it's not a risk worth taking with help on the way. >> we are so lucky at the end of the year to have two vaccine candidates. the end is so completely in sight for this. this is going to be the last time. >> reporter: pete suratos, "today in the bay." >>> and a live look for you now at sfo. at least 40 countries have now banned or l

monica gandhi says that group was not included in trials.get a patient who is pregnant, what are some of the things you would have a conversation with that person right now about the vaccine? >> i would favor giving people who are pregnant a vaccine because there are some severe covid outcomes in pregnancies. >> reporter: dr. gandhi says she would recommend the same for patients whose immune systems are compromised because the vaccine doesn't contain a live virus. the first shots going to health care workers will have an immediate effect on stretched medical resources because she says frontline doctors and nurse also have peace of mind knowing if they get sick it's not coronavirus. >> even that idea that you know it's not covid and you don't have to stay out of work, means we'll have a better workforce ready. >> reporter: ucsf is among three hospitals to get the first doses in the bay area. stanford expecting 3,900 doses by wednesday. zuckerberg will be getting the vaccine. no details yet about when or how many it will be getting. sergio qui

gandhi says there is some good news. the vaccines that are going into arms by the millions will protect against this new strain. >> all of this work we're doing to stay away from each other, the masks, we have to keep this going until we get to our mass vaccination. >> reporter: in the south bay, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> well, this comes as no surprise. stay at home orders have been extended for southern california and the san joaquin valley. their shutdowns were due to expire last night. right now both of those regions have 0% icu availability. >> the order will remain because those projections do not show that san joaquin valley and southern california -- >> so what about the bay area? only 10% of icu beds are available here. our stay at home order expires january 8th. that's a week from this friday. business owners, though, are worried it could be extended here as well. >> i can't handle it anymore. i mean, we're a couple months of rent we haven't pay. and if continues like this we might have to close it down.

>>the sections disease expert at ucsf doctor monica gandhi says there's been no clear evidence linking outdoor dining to the spread of the virus has been a mediator that if done with ventilation with masking with handful jean and distancing smaller tables, everything that people did or maybe restaurants keep it safe that restaurants became but we'd spread instead a couple studies were done on dining in general doctor gandhi pointed to one done by the cdc. the town meeting at restaurants increase the risk of covid-19. >>but it did not differentiate between indoor and outdoor dining. >>moving forward is she says recommendations should be more targeted we can erode trust if we don't think 2 things and we're way and then that can drive people inside. >>on on christmas day. i think people may be driven inside if they could be outside. >>now it seems like san francisco took this widespread approach to make sure that people stay at home obviously san francisco restaurants aren't the only ones questioning or fighting this decision over in la county just last week a judge ruled that the county

strong in spirit as he was frail, gandhi's memorial is in the hearts of his people and the thoughts ofcure peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ the unity of god, the oneness of the universe, the brotherhood of man. the age-old articles of the faith of the people of islam have begun to acquire a national homeland for the muslim people. inheritors of a culture whose root go deep into the ancient past, they guide their nation's future. the future of any nation, young or old, lies with its children. ♪ the mother of two young children, mrs. kennedy knows what it means to bring a smile to the face of a sick child. ♪ among the gifts she has brought from the united states to the general hospital, not the least is mrs. kennedy's own delight in making a new young friend. never far from patrickkistan's for the future are her memories of the past. at the gateway to the frontier, mrs. kennedy follows the route history followed. for centuries, it was a meeting place for merchant and scholar on the long stretch of the road from the long reaches of the pass. ♪ the tribal still welcome friends in the traditional way, with the

strong in spirit as he was frail in body mahatma gandhi's the hearts ofin his people, and in the thoughts who seek to maintain freedom and to secure peace. ♪ ♪ arabic language] >> the unity of god, the oneness of the universe, the brotherhood of man, the age-old articles of faith of the people of islam have begun to acquire new meaning today in the life of the young nation of pakistan. a national homeland for the muslim people, inheritors of a tradition and a culture whose roots go deep into the ancient past, pakistanis look to their faith to guide their nation's future. the future of any nation young or old lies with her children. the mother of two young children, mrs. kennedy knows what it means to bring a smile to the face of a sick child. among the gifts she has brought from the united states to general hospital, not least is misses kennedy's own delight in making a new young friend never far from pakistan's hope for the future. her memories of the past. through the ancient streets, peshawar gateway to pakistan's northwest frontier. mrs. kennedy follows the route history. for storytel

>>how's it gone wrong as we head into christmas yeah well joining us now doctor monica gandhi she is an infectious disease expert at ucsf we want to talk about one of the possible reasons behind it was in swat you called the escape tell us what you mean by that doctor. >>also goes with his principle of harm reduction but the idea is that actually all had to do a dance for this virus since march. dance was opening closing of loopholes. california was restrict in san francisco specially was so people would say to me sometimes like are we off restrictions like we've been locked down the sun's air time and think what that opening closing of imposing allowed was some degree of socially leave. some degree of economic relief. here and the sun out to closing especially when the state would have allowed less closures. some says boyce with the way of the most wrecked even even you know even art here was i do front and i think people at this we are breaking up air so tired of the restrictions so talk about the harm reduction that you just mentioned what is at all about you're saying there shoul

that be showing me that this is going to work infectious disease scientist at ucsf doctor monica gandhi says there's been no clear evidence linking outdoor dining to the spread of the virus has been a mediator that if done with ventilation with masking with handful jean and distancing smaller tables, everything that people did or maybe restaurants keep it safe that restaurants became but we'd spread instead. >>a couple studies were done on dining in general doctor ghani pointed to one done by the cdc that found eating at restaurants increase the risk of covid-19 but it did not differentiate between indoor and outdoor dining. >>obviously san francisco restaurants aren't the only ones questioning or fighting this decision over in l a county just last week a judge ruled that the county acted arbitrarily by closing down restaurants saying that the county could improve that restaurants contributed to the spread of the virus for now live in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>thank you taylor in the east bay now walnut creek city council members will consider a grant program for restaurants t

no statue or memorial should be desecrated, certainly not one of gandhi who fought for the values that america represents, peace, justice and freedom. the desecration is appalling to see. it's appalling that it's happened more than once and we believe the reputation of mahatma gandhi should be respected especially here in america's capital. >> reporter: does the president believe that the democrats in the united states of states what other forms he wants to push? >> secretary mcenany: what was the first part? >> reporter: does the present believe that democracy is under threat question mike >> secretary mcenany: he believes he was under assault when it comes to the investigation into his administ. the molar probe, the unfortunate way that the fbi was mishandled by folks like andy mccabe, folks like jim comey, and weaponized in the political way against his candidacy and then against his presidency. >> reporter: is president trump planning to take action... >> secretary mcenany: i have to root fo refer to you to the . >> executive order on election interference. has he received a report

gandhi, and one we're starting to get a sense of. we're seeing this vaccine come out in a way that could save lives at a time when the death rate and hospitalizations are spiking. but still, there's this fear-based resistance. this disinformation effort causing some folks to say maybe they won't get the vaccine because they buy into some conspiracy theories. when people come to you with those concerns, what do you tell them? >> first of all, i want to acknowledge that people are afraid. even when you look at google trends over the last few weeks, if you type in mrna and cancer and vaccine you'll see searches for this sky high. i am very honest. and scientists and public health professionals and politicians need to be honest with the american people. what i tell my patients is that i am going to get this vaccine. i'm going to sign up for it. and when my kids are able to take the vaccine, they are going to get it, too. it's because i believe in science. i believe in the scientists that have dedicated their careers to do this work. and

theories have seen people flout restrictions in some areas health workers have been attacked tanvi gandhi is one of the producers of prius moss joins us by skype from mumbai so this is india's 1st female superhero tell me about tell us about shakti and how the concepts came about. you know i think rama the creator was in new delhi in 2012 when the nearby archaean broke out in delhi which was this brutal repeat on a moving bus and i think that triggered this. absolute. you know he felt that it was important to talk about this and in 2014 he came up with the 1st comic shakti where korea is actually a survivor of sexual abuse and brutal rape and that started the journey of korea and the subsequent comics that came out which spoke about acid attack and then human trafficking so yes that the journey actually began in 2014 and when you speak about rape an acid attacks and sex trafficking i mean it's. has quite the impact to be disturbed actually openly including these themes in a cartoon because these are not issues that are are openly discussed in the country or within families. absolutely and

gandhi says there is good news that new strain does not cause more serious symptoms and the vaccines will protect people going against it. >> stay-at-home orders extended for southern california and san joaquin valley. the governor making that call yesterday. both regions are now with zero percent availability. the bay area only 10% of icu beds available. our stay-at-home order expires january 8th. that is a week from friday. in the meantime one los angeles hospital is taking extreme measures to deal with its surge in patients. riverside community hospital is converting the former cafeteria into an alternative care space to handle those waiting for hospital beds. what's more, nine members of california's national guard are now stationed at the hospital to help its emergency department. one noncovid patient is sharing her experience while trying to get care at another hospital. >> the second visit into the e.r. when i was in the hall and being treated in the hall, that is when i had to go into the restroom to have my catheter removed while in the restroom because there were no rooms a

monica gandhi is an infectious disease x hurt.ves the model could actually assist public health during the pandemic. >> public health is not just about one virus. public health is about poverty, it is about food insecurity, housing and security. >> reporter: in redwood city, andria borba, kpix5. >> the researchers have met some public policy experts and say the reception to their work has been encouraging. and also this just in, california appeals court has blocked a judge's order that would have allowed san diego county restaurants to offer on- site dining. >> there so bringing innovative public safety award tonight. this were to pass the program using unarmed officers. since the pilot program launched back in february, ambassadors made 7300 educational contacts with writers. they performed 8700 platform checks, and wrote 4400 trains. the national foundation transit to recognize part for pursuing the alternative safe the model. >> still ahead the man giving a whole new meaning to the phrase my mother died when i was a kid. it ins

gandhi or martin luther king or talking about stevie wonder or bill with aretha franklin you know. there is a place in there just being in their existence that humanizes. everyone. by humanizing the most of all garbled. i want to follow in their footsteps. black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in a californian suburb while he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. he found it initially and breakdown and then later. i couldn't live. the life that my parents lived in panama and i couldn't prove the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this i believe. black eventually had success with the soul and heart genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. the whole state

monica gandhi agrees. saying we should apply all that we have learned since march. >> when we take a blunt instrument. it's like you either want to smash the rock or chisel at rock and you will actually get to the same place. i think we have to take the data that we know about, and the fact that people are fatigued, and the fact that people are losing their livelihoods and make decision accordingly. >> reporter: health officials should be chiseling away the stay-at-home order and allow certain activities like outdoor dining. there's been no data worldwide that says outdoor dining with proper social distancing and masking spreads the virus. same goes for kids on playgrounds. she worries government officials, they could lose the trust of the public if they don't follow the science. that appears to be the sentiment of san mateo county health officer who released a long statement today, explaining why he has declined five other bay area counties into a stay-at-home order. what we have before us is a symbolic g

presidents to mahatma gandhi or adolf hitler.he magazine honors those who have influenced the world for the better or for the worse. it is a title given to those who put themselves on the line to defend the ideals or to democracy, handed to health workers and disease expert dr. fauci, for the fntline battle against the covid-19 pandemic. the movement for racial justice also received considerable recognition with covers for activists, one whose little brother died in police custody in france in 2016. >> why was he killed? i don't know. all i know is he is my little brother. they killed my little brother, and i found his death will not become a minor news item. >> calls for justice sparked a wave of protest in france and the move towards eliminating police violence, which has taken center stage in french politics. >> time for the latest business news. we will be talking to catherine bennett from our business desk. 's public debt -- france's public debt looks to raise even more next year. what is the government announcing? >> today,

or gandhi or martin luther king we're talking about stevie wonder or bill withers aretha franklin you know. there is a place in there just being in their existence that humanizes . everyone by humanizing the most of all knowable. i want to follow in their footsteps. black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. he found it initially and breakdown and then later and it hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents lived in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and when i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this. black eventually had success with the soul and pop genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. whole state was a

has just american dream turned american nightmare if you can imagine nathan gandhi who is one of the lawyers representing these restaurants and bars says. >>they're not asking for favors but for what's fair orders in contra costa county that are mandate an outdoor dining to close a purely based on speculation a lot of the data that the county has provided. it does not show any relation to contra costa county. a lot of the numbers have no support behind them. this comes after an la judge ruled in favor of restaurants last week saying the county could improve that restaurants are causing a spike in cases we reached out to the lawyer representing the county to get their response but have not heard back yet. >>the next court date is december 24th christmas eve, but the restaurants will provide more evidence of the damage being done to their businesses from there. the judge will then make a decision in martinez taylor kron 4 news. >>contra costa county will not increases fines for businesses that violate covid-19 health orders the board of supervisors they were talking about making fines

wall street journal said they gandhi access through solar winds which is an information technology system used by thousands of organizations the homeland security department cyber security agency issued an emergency directive overnight for all federal civilian agencies to review solar winds products for signs they were compromised. >> a gunman who was shot and killed by police officers after opening fire at saint john the divine in new york city, the largest cathedral in the world nbc's kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: chaos outside of new york saint john the divine as carollers were singing, gunshots rang out. >> it was such a peaceful experience, and then suddenly a death threat like this, the contrast of sensibility was just i understand describable >> reporter: police say the gunman armed with two handguns reached the top steps of the church and began shooting into the air. >> all of a sudden i'm seeing people screaming and saying it's a shooter. somebody with a gun, and he's shooting into the crowd. i thought this was it. i really -- i thought this was the end. >> reporter: ac

monica gandhi if she'd pick one over the other. >> moderna maybe had a little more injection site reaction that's actually a good thing because that means it's working. and the one thing about moderna that i liked beyond the fact you're right it can be at regular fridge temperature for 30 days is they enrolled more people over 65, and they also had more communities of color, about 30% of their patients. and we now know it works in those populations. >> now as vaccinations continue so does the spread. late tonight new numbers. the u.s. reporting more than 243,000 cases of covid today setting a record for the second day in a row. here in the california the reality is the surge is at its worst point. for the second day in a row we've topped 50,000 new covid cases. no other state has recorded that many cases in a day. although for sure california is the most populated state in the country. however, very troubling as the state set a new record today for the number of deaths linked to coronavirus. 379 people died in just one day. let's talk about hospital capacity. it's at its lowest point. here

monica gandhi, infectious disease expert from ucsf. i have an 11-year-old at home and a 2-year-old.ey get vaccinated when the time is right? >> they should get vaccinated someday, but the problem is we don't know the dose in which to vaccinated. the trials hasn't started for the pediatric vaccine. ult mlt lay they should get vaccinated. but right now because the party isn't an adult we don't know what to give them. >> what concerns you, what could possibly happen here in the next several months with these trials with kids? >> i'm actually very hopeful about the trials with kids. i'm not concerned that people don't want their kids in trials. they want their children to get vaccinated. and these are very safe vaccines. it's just it's going to take a while if it does take a while, and so all the adults in the vulnerable populations, everyone else will be vaccinated first. and i think that's okay because children are less vulnerable, but ultimately we need them to be vaccinated as well. >> what's the fine line here of children and teenagers? what if we have teenagers at home? do they ge

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the oldest books that preach equality between human and nature, mahatma gandhi, i always remember whenrmony between us and nature. india is taking a number of important measures. the steps taken by india is very relevant. it is clear that pollution that is largely linked to the omission of the gases that lead to climate change, for instance, coal and coal plants, pollution needs to be reduced, countries like india need to make a huge effort to reduce their emissions and to improve the quality of air and that requires cooperative action. developed countries have committed to $100 billion every year since 2022 to support developing countries to reduce their emissions and to combat the dramatic effects of climate change. this is not yet been done. what we are doing is making a lot of pressure on developed countries to respect their agreements. at the same time, we are reaching out to multilateral banks, regional banks and national banks and we made strong pressure for them to play a leading role in creating the conditions in different forms of partnership, with the guarantees, the insuran

hume was korda sippin of the 1998 nobel peace prize but the victim bo and those received both the gandhi peace prize on the martin luther king award he is the only person to see the 3 major peace awards alex examines how he earned those accolades with former leader of the s.-t. o.-p. allister mcdonald. donna welcome back to the show thank you i guess always approach religion a pleasure to work with you now listen let's stop all in the early seventy's of this speaking to david blake not some of the coming of thomas need a mile of the german businessman that was a period where we were not the effect of not deal with the troubles me $500.00 people were dying a year loyalist part of motive violence nationalist part of militant violence how did that would be the the the point to which the trouble seemed all consuming. well i think what happened was with the civil rights effort and movement in 196970 and. basically that was overtaken by people who spano it i'm sort of to buy alarms on the violence just fed the violence you know you have been all sorts of cut for top murders and on crazy stuff

or gandhi or martin luther king we're talking about stevie wonder or bill withers aretha franklin you know. there is a place in there just being in their existence that it. was. everyone by humanizing the most of all garbled. i want to follow in their footsteps. black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in a california where he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect for. the. world he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation issue lee and breakdown and then later. i couldn't live the life that my parents lived in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this. even. black eventually had success with this cell and publish on those but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. whole stage was a german

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monica gandhi believes that position is short-sighted. >> it is incredibly important for the united states to rejoin the world health organization and to rejoin organizations to help equitable distribution of vaccines. actually, none of us are safe until everyone is safe. >> reporter: in part she says because a virus that might undergo significant mutations can easily cross borders. at least one vaccine maker, oxford astrazeneca, has pledged to make more than half of its products available to developing countries on a not for profit basis. still, other advocates have called on all manufacturers to suspend their patents and allow the vaccines to be produced worldwide. but as the first doses roll out, many may be watching for signs from the incoming biden administration on america's traditional leadership role in world health. an estimated 172 countries are now involved in the covax project to bring affordable vaccines to the developing world. and all this week we are bringing you in-depth coverage on the vaccine with our team of reporters and medical experts. you'll find these stories onlin

that be showing me that this is going to work infectious disease scientist at ucsf doctor monica gandhi says there's been no clear evidence linking outdoor dining to the spread of the virus has been a mediator that if done with ventilation with masking with handful jean and distancing smaller tables, everything that people did or maybe restaurants keep it safe that restaurants became but we'd spread instead. >>a couple studies were done on dining in general doctor ghani pointed to one done by the cdc that found eating at restaurants increase the risk of covid-19 but it did not differentiate between indoor and outdoor dining well it seems like san francisco took this widespread approach to make sure people stayed at home. >>obviously though san francisco restaurants aren't the only ones fighting for questioning this decision over in la county just last week, a judge ruled that the county acted arbitrarily by closing down restaurants saying that the county could improve that restaurants contributed to a spike in cases in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>restaurant owners in san francis

>> i could have included people like gandhi and with this two-level reality that i think alongside propaganda and corruption and national greatness i wanted to take it seriously because i felt that wasn't done in historical or political science literature. i wanted to talk with you because you are historically minded and i use a lot of political science data sets i wanted to isolate the fact have hyper masculinity to give the ideals of past and present. >> and the differences how those historians might look back at first i would like to get into the analysis of the book. but with the strongmen rule and how they came to power how do they rise from other types of authoritarian regimes quick and what's on the horizon and then you can give us some things that we can look for the what is coming down the pike. >> and not all come from the political sphere. and however they get to power and there has been gender emancipation and then anxious other people and also promise. >> and to become very clear to me and the use these tools overrule and the red flags talking about violence say don't vote for me

that you walk people way in and then you can forget about them i mean i said this before you know gandhi said you judge a country in ancient by how it treats its weakest members and we treat our weakest members children immigrants and individuals that are incarcerated in the very poor me and i just want to say one thing that isn't nearly important in this case just man was innocent this is true child he was then in jail not prison. and now his charge was a serious charge but he wasn't guilty in the do anything and there are minimum even if he was guilty and even if. we do they said it in the charging documents was true he still didn't serve a death sentence and i think if you if you look at that and then you look at the idea of culture in our incarcerated centers and if i could nurse the persons of color has to be you know we're looking at their well being so that he's at stake or when he obviously had decided he wasn't faking having to really show that we have. a breach of the professional or the tussle ism of our individuals who work in prisons jails across this country john i want to