moore v harper is the hello, thank you for taking my call i will be quick. your guest failed to mention the north carolina the supreme court changed hands a republican got in and that is why it was reversed. on the electoral college she mentioned no republican would ascend to office as president since 1988 only because they have the electoral college. that makes them dictators or strongmen not a president. bush got in losing the popular vote, trump got in by losing 2.8 one million votes and he claimed close to getting it by losing 7 million votes.

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moore v harper is the hello, thank you for taking my call i will be quick. your guest failed to mention the north carolina the supreme court changed hands a republican got in and that is why it was reversed. on the electoral college she mentioned no republican would ascend to office as president since 1988 only because they have the electoral college. that makes them dictators or strongmen not a president. bush got in losing the popular vote, trump got in by losing 2.8 one million votes and he claimed close to getting it by losing 7 million votes. host: he did mention that the court changed after that decision. any further thoughts? guest: george bush won the popular vote but the electoral college and popular vote have been mismatched and recent election that has caused debate whether or not we want that kind of system and there is no question, it continues to resonate as a topic of conversation among your viewers. host: this is a law perverted announcer: is ahead tonight on c-span. next a book tv's "after words" and appeals court judge discusses the judicia

>> harper is a disaster dog.iles. over here, everything's down to ash. she doesn't have to climb over stuff as much over here. all these dogs over here are unk uncomfortable with this environment, because they all practice on collapsed d buildi. there's no way to train on something like this until a devastating event like this occurred. all the dogs are getting comfortable as the days go by. >> how does harper tell you when she comes across remains? >> she actually has an active alert, which means that once she senses remains, she'll start barking. she won't leave that area until i reward her. it's like a hide and seek game for these dogs. it's a game for her. all she wants to do is play with that ball that i have for her. she knows she won't get it until she finds what she's looking for, in this case human remains. >> talk to me about the fatigue. i understand for some dogs, they can only do this 15 minutes at a time because it is very fatiguing. this is such a colossal massive space of destruction. what measure

harper is the 12th active player to reach the 300 milestone. the list of active players with 510. don't forget to check out the website for all the letters from the us open. more sport later. this is bbc news. let's turn now to the overhaul of disciplinary processes in england and wales. police officers found guilty of gross misconduct will be sacked — under new powers being given to police chiefs. the move has been prompted by the convictions of former metropolitan police officers wayne couzens, who murdered sarah everard, and the serial rapist david carrick. our home editor, mark easton explained how the changes will look in practice. instead of having three lawyers, you will have on the chair a senior police officer, chief constable or one of his or her deputies, then you will still have two independent people, a legal professional and a lay person. so it sort of gets us a little bit further down the road. don't think in a way this is going to please anybody because i've already heard chief constables say it's not enough, we need to have rea

and you know, shouldn't mark harper be bolder ? harper be bolder?>> oh, well, that's that game we go at that political point. now, if you were mark harper, you would be bolder, wouldn't you? you this, you would you you take on this, you would you would down this legal would drill down this legal advice. again, don't know advice. again, we don't know what advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be lice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be ite says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says's. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says that by may be it may be it says that by deaung may be it may be it says that by dealing as a distinct dealing with you as a distinct point, to point, it means you have to cancel clean air zones cancel all clean air zones across the uk. we don't know that that's an idea. we don't know

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yes. >> because in that clip where harper waving harper appears to be waving a white flag, he says it'sto the voters decide, well, he the voters to decide, well, he can this a real can actually make this a real election issue now, can't he? >> he indeed. and in fact, >> he can indeed. and in fact, we that khan frightened we know that khan is frightened of that i challenged him of that because i challenged him after court decision after that high court decision and mr khan, have and said, come on, mr khan, have and said, come on, mr khan, have a it off until the election, a put it off until the election, put show show us where your money is sort of thing. and he didn't he hasn't taken up that at all because he wants to go ahead and it's nothing to do with air quality. as you said, it's all about raising money. so they should get on and defer it because really what khan because it's really what khan doesn't want. he doesn't want this be election issue. this to be an election issue. >> a representative >> well, you're a representative of conservative party, of the conservative party, albei

harper accused the harper.er accused the mayor of launching a cash grab on motorists, but sadiq khan said plans for a zero emission zone or pay per mile charging had already been dropped . had already been dropped. today's move, though, is proving controversial for many in london's outer boroughs. let's cross to one of those in bromley in kent and our presenter patrick christys is there for us, seemingly with some vandals as well. patrick, you've been spraying some of the cameras with red paint . with red paint. >> well, yes, indeed. no, this has been an absolute hotspot for vandalising the cameras, apparently about 9 in 10 of the cameras have so far been vandalised . but that kind of vandalised. but that kind of 9 in 10 figure is doing the rounds a lot at the moment because that's the same number of cars that's the same number of cars that sadiq khan says are actually ulez compliant . look, actually ulez compliant. look, it might not like but it might not look like it, but i'm actually one of the most i'm actu

but will mark harper a choice. but will mark harper take it ? and we know he won't. take it?nd we know he won't. >> and how infuriating is that ? >> and how infuriating is that? a bit like rishi sunak ruling out a referendum on net zero. look i think actually there's agreement on it. i think most people are committed to getting to net zero, but getting there and a set of proportion and pragmatic way. that seems to me the common sense approach to doing this. >> that has broad >> i think that has broad support really . support really. >> rishi you think hardworking folk will still be committed to not zero when you take away our cars, stop us being able to have new gas boilers and inflict catastrophic own goals to our economy by refusing to be up for a real fight . versus khan on new a real fight. versus khan on new layers and refusing to give voters a choice on net zero. i'm beginning to fear sunak has a political death wish. no wonder one former tory minister told me earlier this week that genuine discussions are now heating up among terrified tory backbenchers about a potenti

yes. >> because in that clip where harper waving harper appears to be waving a white flag, he says it'sp to the voters decide, well, he the voters to decide, well, he can this a real can actually make this a real election issue now, can't he? >> he indeed. and in fact, >> he can indeed. and in fact, we that khan frightened we know that khan is frightened of that i challenged him of that because i challenged him after court decision after that high court decision and mr khan, have and said, come on, mr khan, have and said, come on, mr khan, have a it off until the election, a put it off until the election, put show show us where your money is sort of thing. and he didn't he hasn't taken up that at all because he wants to go ahead and it's nothing to do with air quality. as you said, it's all about raising money. so they should get on and defer it because really what khan because it's really what khan doesn't want. he doesn't want this be election issue. this to be an election issue. >> a representative >> well, you're a representative of conservative party, >> well, you're a representati

but will mark harper a choice. but will mark harper take it ? and we know he won't. take it?nd we know he won't. >> and how infuriating is that ? >> and how infuriating is that? a bit like rishi sunak ruling out a referendum on net zero. look i think actually there's agreement on it. i think most people are committed to getting to net zero, but getting there and a set of proportion and pragmatic way. that seems to me the common sense approach to doing this. >> that has broad >> i think that has broad support really . support really. >> rishi you think hardworking folk will still be committed to not zero when you take away our cars, stop us being able to have new gas boilers and inflict catastrophic own goals to our economy by refusing to be up for a real fight . versus khan on new a real fight. versus khan on new layers and refusing to give voters a choice on net zero. i'm beginning to fear sunak has a political death wish. no wonder one former tory minister told me earlier this week that genuine discussions are now heating up among terrified tory backbenchers about a potenti

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this is a picture of harper from a book edited by william still. and i want to o show the conclusion of her talk national salvation which is about racism in the north and south. and begins talking about how black people in philadelphia have a problem using public transit racism does not exist. racism is embodied by andrew njohnson. she says we needed angie johnson the country is a great national to spread himself all over the nation so he might bring a poison of slavery which still lingers in the body politics. what do you do? if you hug it to your bosom and set such a precious thing you cannot put it away rather what you have done with that you throw it aside. so i love that image. he tips the racism out of the national body andet maybe the nation will be better. it's a danger to the republics. i quicklyus summarize it's a really fascinating speech. that does a lot of different things. he says the beginning drive note man because innkeeper know he is concerned about black suffrage. and then he goes after johnson also raises questions about constit

john harper trying to ice the kicker.oey slye and joey says, i'm too sly for that. 49 yarder wins it. commanders 2928. steph curry, he is the best point guard in warriors history, but is he the best of all time? that question posed to curry by an ex warriors point guard gilbert arenas on his podcast. >> who are you? >> the best point guard ever? >> yes, i have. >> yes, it's me and magic. the conversation. yeah like magic's resume is ridiculous. like, all right, so the fact that we're even having that conversation is that's a it's a place i never thought i'd be in. >> yes. >> sports on abc seven, sponsored by river rock casino. we'll be right back. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> eat, play and win at river rock casino. the sun is setting on toyota's national sales event . >> wait, they have until september 5th through labor day . >> get low 3.99% apr on camry or lease for 3.99 a month. >> toyota let's go places. >> tina the tina turner musical will see her triumphant story and prepare to be ecstatica

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harper is off to the races. make it up. the phillies win 10-4.ompt to third in the wildcard. what a ride. bottom of the third, here comes, and there it goes. the hot streak continues bid to infinity and beyond, his ninth homer. we go to the ninth inning, tied at 4-4, and brent is crushed good night, game over, drive safely. the a's win it walk-off fashion. to the nfl, the 49ers waiting for nick bosa from training camp, and he is waiting on a contract to make him the highest-paid defensive player in history. a deal has to come sometime here. the offensive coordinator says he is not worried. >> not in my pay grade, so i do not bring it up. logan and i have seen him from afar. i think he would be fine. larry: monday night football preseason action, the raiders and the commanders. in the first half, sam howell will be the starter. 11 touchdowns. the ravens have not lost a preseason game since 2015. john harper trying to ice the kicker, and joey is too sly for that. steph curry is the best point guard in warriors history, but is he the best of all tim

this is a picture of harper from the book that was edited by williams still and i want to show you the conclusion of her talk national salvation, which is about racism in the north and south actually begins by talking about how black people in philadelphia have problems using public transit racism does not exist only in the north or racism in her account is body by andrew johnson, so she says near the end. we have needed andrew johnson in this country. it's a great national mustard plaster to spread himself all over this nation so that he might bring to surface the poison of slavery which still lingers in the body politic, but when you have done what the muster plaster, what do you do? do you hug it to your bosom and say it is such a precious thing that you cannot put it away rather when you have done with it you throw it aside, so i love that image of tossing aside johnson. he kind of takes the races of out of the national body and maybe the will be better. douglas in the sources of danger to the republic speech and i'll just quickly summarize but just say it's it's a really fascinati

bryce harper drives one and a weird caramel off the wall! harper keeps running and meckle drops it twice. and the giants made three errors tonight. sos into third and he would also homer. philadelphia wins 10-4. the giants are 4-11 and have fallen behind the cubs for the last wildcard spot with 37 game left. >>> let's check on oakland. loo how it ended with the royals! ninth inning, tie game and bren rooker, walk off homer! a's win 6-4. it was his second game-winning homer this year. h is the only player in the biggs with multiple walk-off home runs! >>> back to the giants! this is kyle harrison. tomorrow he will make his big league debut at th phillies. harris will not be th first in his family to reach th majors. his grandfather skip made it in the late 1960s and the two even followed similar paths to the majors. >> it has been an example in my life that it is possible. it is not too far out of your reach. when you are little you think that this could happen. >> he pitched in san jose, he pitched in richmond. >> it is weird. very strange.

mr harper's position.derstand it hasn't done particularly well. >> i've no idea what it is and what they will say and what you will be seeing pr on about this is an explanation as to why they can't invoke that , which in can't invoke that, which in short runs to the fact that whilst part b and damage to neighbouring counties is filled , i'm told that the reason you can't invoke section a is because what khan has done doesn't run again against any existing policy because there isn't a policy. existing policy because there isn't a policy . well, isn't it isn't a policy. well, isn't it about time? isn't it about time? after 13 years in government, there was a blooming policy. >> well, you wouldn't find me arguing with that. >> well, no . well, okay, fine. >> well, no. well, okay, fine. colin, i think you and i think i'm very similar lines to this. and you're clearly embarrassed by your own party on this. but i can see what's going to happen. we're going the mayoral we're going to have the mayoral elections ne

mr harper's position.derstand it hasn't done particularly well. >> i've no idea what it is and what they will say and what you will be seeing pr on about this is an explanation as to why they can't invoke that , which in can't invoke that, which in short runs to the fact that whilst part b and damage to neighbouring counties is filled , i'm told that the reason you can't invoke section a is because what khan has done doesn't run again against any existing policy because there isn't a policy. existing policy because there isn't a policy . well, isn't it isn't a policy. well, isn't it about time? isn't it about time? after 13 years in government, there was a blooming policy. >> well, you wouldn't find me arguing with that. >> well, no . well, okay, fine. >> well, no. well, okay, fine. colin, i think you and i think i'm very similar lines to this. and you're clearly embarrassed by your own party on this. but i can see what's going to happen. we're going the mayoral we're going to have the mayoral elections ne

harper's coming home. >> okay, that was pretty cool. harper taking advantage of miscues in the outfield for an inside the park home run, helping the phillies open a pivotal series against the san francisco giants with a 10-4 victory. the phillies take a three game lead over the giants and a 2 1/2 game lead over the chicago cubs for the top national league wild card spot. meanwhile in the american league the seattle mariners streaked to a seventh straight win last beating the chicago white sox 14-2. there's reason to believe they have the poejts to make a run for a division crown. after seattle's weekend sweep of the houston astros the als is wide open, and last night's victory marked the beginning of a nine game stretch for the mariners to closeout the month against three of the four teams with the worst records in baseball. the los angeles angels series opener against the cincinnati reds scheduled for last night was postponed because of tropical storm hilary. the rain had stopped in anaheim by yesterday morning, but the team said the f

brown section of the west virginia state museum currently where we talk about ferry and the raid harpers ferry armory. john brown, october 16th, 1859, curea raid on that facility. he wanted to get additional weapons. heuredhat slaves from the area would join and that would be the beginning a huge movement. unfortunately him there was a african american killed the first person killed on the raid and the and another people that were from the town and that got the people who were in that area to combat john and try to stop what he was trying to do. john brown is said to have started the very first beginnings of, the civil war. john brown was captured and actually there is a mural is in this exhibit. it's a mural here. it's on the wall. and it shows john with a comrade lying beside of him. these are individuals. the charges against john brown, he was tried for treason and he was later hung. we're currently in the statehood of the museum. this is the area that talks about and discusses reasons for west virginia becoming a state in 1863. western virginia is actually we're looking to become a s

give you a sense of the bredth of these by showing you -- bredth of these -- breadth of these from harper's magazine. we have a woman smoking a cigar, women wearing men's clothing such as a top hat. women wearing bloomers, and i should note that these bloomer skirts are very short n. reality, a -- in reality, a lot of them were down to their ankles. we have a woman off to the right side pulling up her bloomer pants and showing off her ankles again. we also have two women with their backs toward us who are actually linking arms, giving us a suggestion that these women are so reliant on each other and so is interested in only promoting the interests perhaps of other women that they're romantically interested in other women as well and kind of fully abandoning men in this version of their reality. and so i want to kind of connect this to some of the civil war industry this we've been talking about in conversations, because by the time we get to the mid 19th century, the association between women's dress with weakness, with frivolity, with kind of the person you don't take very seriously politi

and harper has the need for speed pick it up. he circles the bases easily. phillies win ten four and the a's are hosting kc tonight, the regular season in the nfl begins in pittsburgh for the 49 ers, just under three weeks. the hope would be that nick bosa would be kind of strolling into the locker room any day now, sporting a gargantuan new contract. this is how he strolls. but more that hasn't happened yet. so the defense is working without one of their best weapons. 40 niners look, they have a history of getting the big signing done right around now. so this is a pretty important week. the expectation is the all-pro and will receive the largest contract ever for a defensive player on $31 million a year which would surpass aaron donald. of course, the guarantee is going to be huge. also, new defensive coordinator steve wilks says he's not worried about bosa. >> out of my play pay grade, not in my pay grade. so i don't bring it up. i think you guys have been around here longer than i have, and i've seen it from afar, and i think he'll be fine when he gets h

just want to give you a sense of the breadth of these by showing you this other one from 1851 from harper monthly magazine. very similar tropes. we have women looking at the garb with. women wearing men's clothing. and women wearing bloomers, and the bloomer skirts are very short. and many women wearing bloomers they were down to the ankle and to the right side pulling up the bloomer pants and showing her ankle again and we also, in this image have two women with their backs toward us who are actually linking arms, giving us a suggestion that these women are so reliant on each other and so interested in only promoting the interests perhaps of other women that they're romantically interested in other women as well and can kind of fully abandon men in this version of their reality. and so, i'd like to kind of connect this to some of the civil war industry that you've been talking about in many of your other conversations because by the time we get to the civil war era, the mid 19th century, this association between women's dress with weakness, with frivolity, with the kind of person you don

finals for the national book critics circle award and a recipient is written for the new yorker harper's magazine, the atlantic, national geographic and outside. among other magazines is a three-time winner of the national magazine award. he shares a home the russian wolfhound a cross eyed cat, and a rescued p python will hold tht against you. please give a warm savannah welcome. [applause] clicks think it nancy thank you all. she does not like snakes that is okay we talked about that. we talked through that snakes, spiders, everybody has their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you bob and diane and thank you nancy bray thank you savanna. thank you parishioners of trinity methodist church. it is great to be here. i am honored and delighted to be here. it has been 35 years since i have been in savanna. when i was last here i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john crawford. john crawfish crawford one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. hehe is here this afternoon. which delights me. we were headed for five days of canoeing around. when enjoying that amazing place and

then bryce harper. well, this one doesn't go as well. welcome to the show, kid goes up, up and away two run jack his 11th phillies take a21 lead harrison all right, let's study some video. he pays off because he picks off harper to end the third inning. harrison goes three and a third, allows two runs on five hits. fans five solid giants down two, one on the fifth. joc peterson jock jams the opposite way. johan rojas cannot make the play two run score giants up three, two. can they hold the lead? no. bottom nine bases loaded. turner with a rocket off the glove of camila duval. oh, it's a no man's land now. two runs. score. good night. game over. drive home safely, phils. win four. three giants have dropped five of the last six. harris after the game it was a cool experience for sure but nerves were there. >> but once i once i threw the first pitch, it was same game. not obviously your ideal debut, but yeah, we'll definitely build on it. >> he's hosting the royals on team photo day. smile and say sell the team bottom one. last night's her

i did a piece for harper's magazine 15 years earlier on the subject. finally, i was getting back to -- simon and schuster was supporting me. for reasons i won't take time to explain, the tasmanian devil it was very important to that subject. because the tasmanian devil is in the process of suffering an epidemic of a genuinely contagious cancer. not a contagious cancer that virus -- generally contagious cancer that jumps from one tasmanian devil to another when they fight, when they bite one another in the face, when they are fighting over food or mates. and it -- across the island and it has killed large portions of tasmanian devil's in the last 2025 years. scientists are studying. if that case lies at one end of the spectrum of strange counterintuitive things that the idea of cancer is an evolutionary phenomenon includes. so and is going back to tasmania to do some more research on what the scientists were learning about here. then, late december 2019, we started hearing whispers out of the city of wuhan. january 2020, more people started hearing thos

he has written for new yorker harper's magazine, the atlantic, national geographic, and outside among other magazines, and is a three time winner of the national magazine award. kwame and a home in bozeman, montana with his wife, betsy gaines quammen, author of american zion and with two russian wolfhounds, a cross-eyed cat and a rescue python python, we won't hold that against you. please give a warm savannah. welcome to david quammen. thank you. thank you, nancy. thank you all. nancy does not like snakes, but that's okay. we talked about that. we talked to that. snakes. spiders everybody has their their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you, bob and diane levy. thank you, nancy. thank you, savannah book fest. thank you. parishioners of trinity is at trinity church. it's great to be here. i'm i'm i'm honored and delighted to be here. it's been, i think, thousands five years since i've been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the okefenokee swamp with john croft howard, john crawfish, crawford. one of your cherished local teachers, naturalists. and he's this a

secretary of state for transport harper, thanks transport mark harper, thanks very for time very muchthis morning. stay with us. thank for coming your way, thank you for coming your way, including your forecast with craig snell . craig snell. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers, proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good morning . welcome to your >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to today, some mixture of sunshine and scattered showers for most of us, but it'll be pretty breezy up across the north. so we start the day with this band of showery rain across northern england. parts of wales that its way that will sink its way south eastwards as the day goes on behind scotland and behind it for scotland and northern ireland really some blustery the word blustery showers from the word go heaviest these showers go. heaviest of these showers probably across northern probably up across northern scotland. think come the scotland. i think come the

harper decision regarding state's role in federal elections.he conversation with university of notre dame law professor derek muller. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> i have a dream. [laughter] >> my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. announcer: watch c-span's live coverage of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington on saturday as reverend al sharpton, and more gather for a continuation of the dream dr. martin luther king outlined at the lincoln memorial in 1963. it begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern with speeches followed by the march on washington. watch live saturday, beginning at 11:00 am eastern on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. announcer: american history tv, saturdays on c-span 2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. august 28 marks the 60th anniversary of the 1963 what -- march on washington. take a look at the civil-rights movement beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern with a commemoration of the birmingh

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professor sarah harper from the oxford institute of gerontology also joined. she called the decline in the birth rate in the uk, in which the number of children born reached a 20-year low in the early 20th century in england and wales, good for the planet. so little, as now they gave birth only in times of wars and economic disasters, but even then, in difficult times , women did not say that they did not want to raise a child, because a child emits carbon emissions. but now the cost of living crisis is a family crisis. values ​​formed in british society a new non-traditional couple a barren couple elizabeth herzen boris khalfina maxim zaichenko ntv television company london in moscow a portal to the past appeared in the historical part of the capital on nikitsky boulevard the artist restored the pre-revolutionary look of signs and arches the work was carried out by members of the artery recall everything, and on voluntary in the beginning , caring muscovites raised money for materials for restoration, the restoration of ancient facades, not just one-time acti

harper's rob nesbitt has details. >> residents in san francisco's hayes valley were woken up tuesday morning to this where the noise is. commotion going an entire apartment building on octavia boulevard on fire. the heat from the flames was strong enough to crack windows across the street. have trucks, lots of noise outside. and then really just the it was the. >> the color of the light through the windows and the heat against the windows. the building was under construction. so no one was living inside at the time and no injuries reported. but san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson, explain how the construction made fighting the four-alarm fire so difficult does not have the fire protection systems in place. >> and this one, a particularly so because it's open walls starts. there's no sheet rock. there's no why are blocking? there's no sprinklers. there's no. it's just >> waiting to go up. according to nicholson, 4 buildings were affected by the fire and 8 people were displaced. captain jonathan baxter says all 8 are being helped by san francisco city services and the red cross

the bit that really made me mark harper, the me angry about mark harper, the transport secretary on hisd this. and the passengers have a right to know what happened . and he to know what happened. and he couldn't he said it was a technical glitch. well, we all know that. we all know that much. yeah. i mean, there's some suggestion that it was it was caused by an incorrectly filed flight plan by a french airline . well, what does that mean? >> yeah, i know the french disrupting us again . what it is disrupting us again. what it is a dastardly out blame the french. yes, exactly. >> yeah , man, macron just can't >> yeah, man, macron just can't bear this country to be a success. and that's what this is about. >> well, i presume disruptive french airspace, too. but anyway , the problem is, is because it's not the airlines fault, who is to going compensate the traveller? >> well, very good point, because some people having because some people are having to stay in hotels and they're not to get to work and not going to get to work and they not be paid unless they they may not be paid unless th

harper's dan thorn in the studio with us tonight joins now with more vicki. well, the mayor used one specific property today to make a point. it was at the historic church on east chains street, which has been >> in disrepair for some time. the property's owners that already racked up more than $80,000 in fines with the mayor says those penalties could go up significantly and it's a warning to other negligent property owners. >> will jaime is a symbol of negligence that will no longer be tolerated. >> in the city of san jose, san jose mayor matt mahan says urban blight such as the long vacant first church of christ scientist will not go ignored. the mayor says the city will be taking a proactive approach to addressing deteriorating properties by considering an increase in penalty caps from $100,000 to half a million dollars. he hopes it will force the owners of the church china-based zl properties to fix up the site where what should be a point of civic pride that's turned. >> into a point frankly, embarrassment for our city and we're not going to stand for t

harper. i'm going to lead with a presentation and mr. harper will then follow with comments and we'll both be available to answer questions the commission may have. so, just to go over the agenda, give a short update about activities in the waterfront resilience program. talk about short and long-term adaptation. give a summary of community engagement when we brought draft adaptation strategy out to the public last fall and over the winter and explain where we are in the flood study and what is coming next. we are approaching a major milestone in the study where the army corp will make a (indiscernible) it is a exciting time. our program vision statement is that the waterfront resilience program will take actions to reduce seismic and climate change risks that support a safe equitable sustainable and vibrant waterfront. we are really formed to address seismic and flood risks and we have these risks today. the photos on the right are showing some of the flood experiences both on the embarcadero with flooding in the northbound lane and at

here is the cover of harper's weekly from 1867 with an illustration titled, the first vote.men voting, within the year, black men began winning local elections in 1968 it black republican named oscar dunn ran for lieutenant governor in louisiana and one. at the same time, anti black sentiment was growing, particularly in the south, the ku klux klan expanded quickly and so did their violent backlash against new black voters. in order to prevent black people from even getting close to the polls the kkk launched intense, violent, intimidation campaigns, and that intimidation eventually escalated to murder. hundreds of black men of voting age across the south were killed by the kkk in the lead up to the presidential election of 1868, some historians put that number at closer to 2000. by 1870, congress took action, establishing what were known as the kkk acts, or the enforcement acts. they were designed to protect civil rights, empowering the government to protect newly enfranchise black people to vote, to hold office, to serve on juries and to receive equal protection under the

professor sarah harper from oxford also joined, institute of gerontology.alled the decline in the birth rate in great britain , in which the number of children born reached an annual minimum in the early 20th century in england and wales, good for the planet. so little, as now they gave birth only in times of wars and economic disasters, but even then, in difficult times , women did not say that they did not want to raise a child, because carbon emissions from a child. but now the cost of living crisis is a family crisis. values ​​formed in british society a new non-traditional couple a barren couple elizaveta herzen boris khalfina maxim zaichenko ntv london in moscow is completing the restoration of an old signboard that had been hidden for many years under layers of plaster paint a revolutionary inscription was accidentally discovered on one of the buildings in the city center for the return of historical heritage under the guidance of experienced restorers dozens of volunteers took up the money for this work transferred to including caring muscovites. so