. >> sparky harland has been the ceo of the bill wilson center in santa clara for 40 years.s provide housing for over 900 unhoused youth every night. throughout her career, harland has also worked to help several teenagers find counseling and employment. in addition, she volunteers at several other nonprofits. harland tells us her work is all about making an impact on future generations. >> we're now seeing multi-generations of kids and families we've served, and i think the one thing we do is teach kids how to be parents themselves, because we're looking to future generations. it's not just about now, but it's about the next generation and then the next one after that. >> harland says she hopes to inspire other women and rise up and help out in the community. if you would like to donate or volunteer at the bill wilson center, head to nbcbayarea.com and you'll find more information. >>> the san jose sharks have any chance of making the playoffs, they'll need more games like this. last night in calgary they staged a big-time comeback. the sharks had a 4-3 win. they play in ed

it's not just about now, but it's about the next generation and then the next one after that. >> harlande hopes to inspire other women to rise up and help out in the community. if you would like to donate or volunteer at the bill wilson center, head to nbcbayarea.com and there you'll find a lot more information that provides so much help to the community. >>> 5:25 right now. if the san jose sharks have any chance to make the playoffs, they're going to need a lot more games like this. last night in calgary they staged a comeback. team captain broke the tie giving the sharks a 4-3 win. they play next edmonton tomorrow night. >>> former green bay wide receiver dante adams, a peninsula native, and also played at fresno state and with the raiders quarterback derek carr. adams is calling his recent trade a dream come true because he grew up a raiders fan. >>> 5:26. top stories we're following, including the plane crash in china. a critical discovery this morning that could provide critical answers. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san jose where the trial of sunny balwani continues today. open

well, here in harland, in particular, the local and local humanitarians have come out on mass is going up to the board to help with information, to help with transport. you see them at the train station providing what's after i'm providing that information that they'll need to decide where they can go next. in terms of the public knowledge in europe. i think initially we would probably say the financial side is important. there are a number of appeals, more money will be needed, those appeals will increase. that's very important than the public, as you said, have been incredibly generous as refugees increasingly move to the west to other countries. there are other things that people don't be volunteering, helping with education translation again, fundraising with helping refugees to really find se and integrate in those society because unfortunately, this is not going to be very short term. it is going to be a bit longer. we think deb camila cause matthew mentioned there at the beginning of december, you temporary protection directive, which is which has been activated now. it was an a

it's a family reunion, which for the last two weeks alina harland had feared might not happen.g and dangerousjourney — to the peace and tranquillity of north yorkshire. i'm happy, my family here. how it was, basically, it's everything emotional and it's still even happy down here to be safe. but thinking about the rest of the family, rest of the friends and what she has experienced and seen. the mission to rescue alina's family began two weeks ago when her husband, rob, travelled from thirsk to the polish border to collect them. now, under government visa regulations, the family's unsure as to how long they can stay in thirsk. ultimately they'd like to go back to ukraine, but at this stage they have no idea when that will be. she wants to go back because it's her own country. it's her people and her friends, her family — cousins, everybody left behind who she knows. she's been there all her life. she loves ukraine, and she loves the country. very beautiful country. after a traumatic two weeks, alina's mum was today simply catching her breath, settling in thirsk and enjoying som

and so i am thinking of the first justice harland who dissented famously in plessy versus ferguson, dissented alone. all of the other justices agreed with the proposition of separate but equal, and he said no in a dissent. his dissent, generations later, became, according to justice thorough goal -- justice thurgood marshall, became the blueprint for justice marshall to make arguments that led to brown versus the board. so there is the opportunity for justices to describe their views in ways that become persuasive to others in the future. sen. klobuchar: thank you for all you have given us the last few days. we look forward to working with you. judge jackson: thank you. sen. durbin: we are going to break now for a 30-minute lunch. i say to everyone that when we returned, if we stick to 20-minute brett -- rounds and do not yield back time, we will finish in something around four and a half hours, which would take us to about 7:00. that does not include a break, but we will consider that later on. thank you. judge jackson: thank you. [indiscernible chatter] >> gives credit for keeping her poise

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