iww offices are raided and arrested, including bill haywood. socialist party leader eugene b. debs, who got one million votes for president of the street of, president of the united states in 1912 is arrested for objective to the war effort and is sentenced to 10 years in jail. with prosecution of dissidents, wilson has both crushed the antiwar spirit and appeased the extremists. america's answer to the threat from abroad, the threat of the german armies, also becomes more vigorous in the summer of 1918. doubts of national conscience, fears about security, are dimmed by triumphant scenes from the western front. the aef is in action to the hilt, driving back the german's last offensive. woodrow wilson, who feared that war would prove an enemy of liberty, has compromised with that enemy. in the promising autumn of 1918, the nation has not sensed this. what americans feel is an irresistible strength of purpose. the army is on the march in france. the nation is in step over here. >> you can watch the ceremony here all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> monday night, on the com

haywo haywood, 53. pretty much same temperatures on the peninsula side, 48 san ji. 46 in pleasanton. san francisco, 54 going to happen with your commute. everything is dry right now but it will become wet. mass transit, grab that umbrella and shelter inside on the ferry if you're out and about, especially after the morning rush. that's when the rain is rolling in. fog in the north bay, zero. zero visibility that stretches up towards ukiah. let's talk about the south bay. you're dry until noon and then the rain starts to roll there as we head into the afternoon hours. we top out at 63. fall back to upper 50s when the rain begins. east bay valleys we're dry at 10:00. by noon the rain is rolling in and your temperature goes from 60 down to the upper 50s while it's raining and we start off at 57 in san francisco. rain easily here by noon. it rains off and on all the way through the 10:00 hour with temperatures right around 59 degrees. in fact, not a change in the howboutkidding. about tenhours. >> it's a co

haywood playground for the combined emergency communications center at 10 1011 turk street. and to restore to the park department property to the east of the cecc, previously allocated dem, setting aside for dem, additional portions of the playground that is occupied by two tennis courts for proposed new dem, subject to certain conditions to confirm the ceqa determination and make the appropriate findings. >> president cohen: thank you. supervisor brown? >> supervisor brown: thank you. i we have worked with the parks department to assure recreational equality. it's important that we have enough room to meet the needs of emergency operations services, but we need to mitigate impact on the community. it will ensure that, one, in lieu contribution will be $4 million generated from the land transfer and that the funds will go to the community. can be used for new or existing park property and services and programming. given the lasting impacts, these funds will make sure we're keeping our promise to the neighborhood and create safe places to play, exercise and thrive. and i hope

a crunch felt by clifford haywo haywood. >> i tried to come back today but there were an awful lot of people, which made me late through my flight going through tsa. >> three flight delays. he is not likely to brave the busy travel weekend next year. >> probably not. just because it's way too busy and i have things to do. >> why is sunday worse than the rest? >> i think people just want to get the most out of traveling and being with their loved ones. >> sfo duty manager maria would know. she has worked in the airline industry for decades. >> it's definitely a busy day. we amendment about 80,000 travelers departing sfo. >> the bay area is not the problem. if you look at the misery map on flightaware.com, delays and cancellations are due to blizzard conditions in the midwest. he barely beat the storm in chicago. >> the flight was an hour and a half late, maintenance for an hour, then we had to hop onto another terminal for a different flight. >> it's crazy but glad to be home. >> reporter: check in with your carrier for the latest information. if you are plan toning for next year's tra

to be found for yemen these so far have been ignored with neither side willing to compromise ever haywood al-jazeera. or elsewhere flash floods of killed at least nine people in jordan including two children twenty four people were hurt and dozens of others evacuated from their homes just skate rising floodwaters hundreds of terrorists were also forced to seek higher ground in the ancient city at trial. israeli soldiers have shot dead a palestinian man during clashes at the gaza israel border rami was one of twenty eight people who came under israeli fire during the violence now ruffa protest backed by gaza's rule is a massive taken place along the frontier with israel since march palestinians are calling for an end to the blockade on gaza and the right of return to their ancestral homes in israel. well to somalia now where at least twenty one people have been killed in the capital mogadishu in a series of attacks in the heart of the city witnesses say gunman tried to storm a hotel when the.

things are running smoothly so there is no reception to talk about or an international crisis knock on haywood and chick-fil-a delivers to your house now. so things are pretty good unless you are a chicken. so yeah you will hear a lot of bad stuff from the talking heads and the president looked her right back out them. the actors are all over the top, the dialogue is cheesy and the storylines are ridiculous. he won't leave if he is not reelected. come on you. start a coup? shut up you festering gasbag. [applause] but with any good soap we the viewers just sit there and think , oh my god i can't stop watching this and it is but that's okay. you don't take it so seriously. as for the talking heads will they be thankful for trump? is it good for their business to mainly because without him they would be extremely boring. there is nothing worse than that. well, maybe there is. >> it's fun to get together with friends and family. greg: all right let's welcome tonight's guest a prescription filler and my favorite painkiller. the host of the radio show dr. drew live dr. drew pinsky. [applause] look a

sites fulfillment centers exactly how fulfilling they are to work in is a matter of opinion emma haywood al-jazeera the milton keynes. now italy's famous leaning tower of pisa isn't leaning so much anymore the fifty seven metre tower sony straightening thanks to engineering works carried out more than twenty years ago tower began tilting during its construction in the twelfth century mainly because of soft ground and inadequate foundations was more in everything we're covering right here the address al jazeera dot com. just a quick recap of the top stories this hour now turkish investigators analyzing the phone calls and movements of the suspects in the case of mudded saudi journalist jamal khashoggi say the operation to kill him was planned twelve days in advance and the recordings a third voice is heard which security sources say might be that of saudi crown prince mohammed bin so money meanwhile the incoming head of the u.s. house intelligence panel says democrats will investigate president trump's response to the death as part of a deep dive next year in two u.s. saudi ties. minister

sites fulfillment centers exactly how fulfilling they are to work in is a matter of opinion and a haywood al-jazeera to milton keynes still ahead for you on the program of the u.k. prime minister's price it was run aground on the issue of gibraltar after an intervention by the spanish prime minister. looks to revive its oil industry meet the residents whose water has been contaminated by damaged oil wells and find out more about the englishman who scored a century on his ten to nationals in jussi with peter. carlo welcomes another look at the international forecast we got more rain and clouds pushing into western parts of europe loss of them using our western side of france into the southwest approaches of england pushing into wells so parts of olim to the really heavy rain is now making its way across the iberian peninsula so more lively downpours coming through here by saturday that western weather will swept across southern france snow over the house maybe twenty to thirty centimeters of snow for some some heavy rain to be into parts of northern italy pushing over towards the a vatican

that's a crunch felt by clifford haywood. >> i tried to come back this morning but there were an awful lot of people which made me late for my flight going thru tsa. >> reporter: stuck in san diego with three flight delays he's not likely to brave travel next year. >> probably not just because it's way too busy and i just got things to do. >> reporter: why is sunday worst than the rest? >> just my personal perspective i think people just want to get the most out of, you know, traveling and being with their loved ones. >> reporter: the sfo duty manager maria would go. she's worked in the travel industry for decades. >> we anticipate about 80,000 travelers departing sfo today. >> reporter: the bay area is not the problem. if you look at the misery map on flightaware.com. delays and canc calculations are due to blizzard conditions in the midwest. kyle defoe barely beat it in chicago. >> the flight came in maybe an hour and a half late and we had to hop to a different terminal for a different plane. >> it was crazy but we got to get home. >> reporter: if you're already planning your holida

that's a picture of margaret haywood's proposed schematic. we're going to do some really deep and sustained community work there. we're going to survey where there's a shortage or a need for dog parks, so there's some dog park, and implement a pilot times use and work on scoping the renovation of the japanese tea garden pagoda. so that's a look at the next two years. i'm happy to take questions or comments. >> thank you very much. commissioner harrison? >> on the thing that you have on a wood thing, is that a cart? >> we do have a mobile cart, but i think that picture was from rolf nichol playground, where we've created a play space with logs and elements and boulders. you're going to see more and more of that in the system. >> part of the moscone opening, those kids flocked to that like bear to honey. >> yes. >> yeah. >> and we have a nature arch cart that lives in the tenderloin at the tenderloin children esrack, and we've been taking out turk hide and sergeant mcawley also, occasionally. >> some of the simplest things, a penn cone, gets th

the 74-year-old was arrested at his home in haywood last week. it had been 45 years since the body of the victim was found strangled to death in palo alto. investigators say there is no known connection between the suspect and victim but dna evidence has tied him to the crime. in court today, the judge denied bail. his next court appearance is in three weeks. >>> today is cyber monday and could be the biggest online shopping day in u.s. history. early figures suggest shoppers will generate some $7.8 billion in online sas.year and a on financial analyst james mcbride was our guest on the 4 on two. >> it tells you the economy is particularly strong, consumer spending is two thirds of our gdp. we know that consumer confidence is at an 18 year high. >> tvs, laptops and toys were the most popular online items for today's shoppers. >> although cyber monday purchases will soon be arriving on doorsteps, experts have advice to keep those packages from being stolen. the u.s. postal service is encouraging people to sign up for informed delivery service, whi

not lord haywood. i thinkjeremy was not somebody who was terribly status conscious.lly. i don't did i ever saw unflappable, actually. i don't did i ever saneremy this is cool or feel that any situation was not one where he could make a difference. i think that some people find this strange that some people find this strange that you can move effortlessly from government in one folder to another, but he think if you look at his... tony blair, gordon brown, david cameron, theresa may, very different personalities. jeremy kennett and indispensable to all of them because of who he was. it's striking, as you say, that there have been tributes paid right across the political spectrum. what was it about his character that enabled him to a p pa re ntly character that enabled him to apparently work so comfortably with all of these different politicians? the best of the civil servants, that's what they do. you do have something very special. i heard him earlier described as a modern—day sir humphrey. i think anybody less like sir humphrey thenjeremy heywood. he was absolutely

ben haywood is a spanish football journalist based in madrid for the evening standard newspaper he says it's going to be difficult for fans from argentina to get to the game. i've been on the science of the spanish federation is warning asking about it could it's nation they don't know what the plan is yet you know she could sing the security imagine it's going to be a big police operation to you know plan for this game after everything that's happening in winter so it is madrid is of course used to hot toasting big games that have had a world cup final at the been a bell bit a long time ago germany's league finals big big games so i suppose the city is prepared for that but i'm not sure it's prepared for a river against barca i mean there are one hundred thousand times in spain there or thereabouts so that you know a lot of those potentially could come to the games but the real hardcore fans i suppose that years are going about in winter so it is in other parts of argentina a probably going to find it very difficult to travel at this time of year you know slights are already very very

found for yemen these so particularly from the water with neither side willing to compromise ever haywood. is country director of the yemen for the norwegian refugee council he joins us now via skype from sana thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us there has been a flare up of fighting in the yemeni port city all the day doubt what a your fate is if this battle continues to intensify. thank you for having me on your program miriam this division hoarded us you know it is good to structure. hundreds of dollars and hundreds of thousands of sci fi civilians are trapped in this city of more data and as you know many more have flared close to four hundred above four hundred fifty thousand civilians have fled says june twenty eighth our fear is that the conflict continues to see video as will be tried in the line of fire and their lives at stake as we speak in the last couple of days. of these have been reported i spoke to going to x. there in order yesterday and our storm a story you know a fun new york city's five children and their father being viewed many more civilians. a th

but organizers have decided it isn't safe to reschedule match in argentina earlier i spoke to ben haywoodwho is a spanish football journalist based in madrid for the evening standard newspaper he says details are still a bit sketchy but it's going to be difficult for fans from argentina to get to that game. i've been on the phone to the spanish federation spawning asking about it could it's asian they don't know what the plan is yet you know she could sing the security i'm imagining is going to be a big police operation to you know plan for this game after everything that's happening in buenos aires madrid is of course used to homs hosting big games they've had a world cup final at the bend of barrow a bit a long time ago champions league finals big big games so i suppose the city is prepared for that but i'm not sure it's prepared for a river against barca i mean there are hundred thousand argentines in spain there or thereabouts so that you know a lot of those potentially could come to the games but the real hardcore fans i suppose that you're talking about in going to sadie's and other

sites fulfillment centers exactly how fulfilling they are to work in is a matter of opinion and a haywood al-jazeera the milton keynes. united arab emirates is considering an appeal for clemency by the family of a precious student jailed for life a spine matthew had his was arrested it took by airport seven months ago is on a research trip for his university thesis family says he's been mistreated and was forced to sign a confession in arabic which he doesn't understand guinea's government has deployed elite army battalions to patrol the capital conakry following a number of opposition and protests demonstrators angry about unpaid wages and disputed election results nicolas uk has mall. discontent is spreading teachers left their classrooms swapping pens and paper for rocks and sticks protesting for better pay the join a growing wave of discontent against president condé and his government civil servants want their unpaid wages trade unionist wanted to oil price hikes the opposition want the killing of protesters to stop it here in the shell but if the army has been deployed against the p

i am familiar with the legislation you are referring to by senator haywood and others. one great stripe we have been making as a result of some very egregious guardians in philadelphia, and surrounding counties, who had a very significant convictions in other states, um, that were not revealed by the guardianship process, um, and were not known to the court. as a result of that, philadelphia has changed its rules, and now currently requires criminal background checks to be part of the guardianship petition in all cases. the pennsylvania supreme court has changed its rules, and as of next june, july, criminal background checks will be required in the filing of all guardianship petitions in pennsylvania, as well. we think that as much information as possible is the way to go. the real question is how is that information used. the judge should have all possible information at his or her disposal, when they are making those decisions, and to senator cortez masters question, that is one of the areas and ways we can prevent the appointment of bad or explore the guardians. it