did this impact henry? seemings like it washed off of him. >> there were different kind bostonons or greater boston. you mentioned emerson or henry david thorough who came to the antislavery pam cane a little battle but all because the women around him, spouses, sisters, et cetera, drew them in. and emerson's case, and then in thoreau's case, definitely his sisters, and henry is not of that ilk. henry thought the transsend denial -- transcendentalists were abstract idea about not realistic to boston there's the conscious whigs, more antislavery, and then there's the coton wigs, had ties to the planter south, keep the cot ton -- cotton coming, henry adams was slow to come to the antislavery crusade. i read from his letteres when the civil war comes he is writing to his brother, obviously slavery has to enbut what is going replace it? and his notion of what would replace it was essentially i think what came to pass, which is to allow the white south to dictate terms to the black south. he henry adams was not

henry? watching a rearranged euro _ will be at the pub! henry?uro 2020 fixture at i a rearranged euro 2020 fixture at wembley! a rearranged euro 2020 fixture at wemble ! , , ., , wembley! henry zeffman, lizzy buchan, thank _ wembley! henry zeffman, lizzy buchan, thank you _ wembley! henry zeffman, lizzy buchan, thank you very - wembley! henry zeffman, lizzy buchan, thank you very much. i j wembley! henry zeffman, lizzy - buchan, thank you very much. i will see you in a bit. henry zeffman and lizzy buchan will be back in a0 minutes' time to look at more of the newspapers. see you in a bit. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with football. and thomas tuchel�*s unbeaten start to his reign as chelsea boss continues as his side beat everton 2—0. everton had won nine away matches this season, but ben godfrey's deflected own goal handed the hosts the initiative at stamford bridge. and whenjordan pickford brought kai havertz down when he was through on goal, jorginho stepped up to double his side's advantage, ma

i think it is very damaging, i think henry's very right that - i think henry's very right that whitelot of the things that have been said — while a lot of the things that have been said are going to have to be found, _ been said are going to have to be found, crew buckingham palace is going _ found, crew buckingham palace is going to _ found, crew buckingham palace is going to have to find a way to enter these _ going to have to find a way to enter these allegations, do try to either soften— these allegations, do try to either soften the — these allegations, do try to either soften the narrative or to explain their— soften the narrative or to explain their side — soften the narrative or to explain their side of things, because it does _ their side of things, because it does not — their side of things, because it does not look great, and it is very sad _ does not look great, and it is very sad there's — does not look great, and it is very sad. there's a lot of publics empathy, _ sad. there's a lot of publics empathy, i think for.- sad. there's a lot of publics empathy, i think for. he

i well as in the uk, henry. very much so- i agree — well as in the uk, henry.ll as in the uk, henry. very much so. i agree with what _ well as in the uk, henry. very much so. i agree with what digby - well as in the uk, henry. very much so. i agree with what digby said - so. i agree with what digby said there _ so. i agree with what digby said there i— so. i agree with what digby said there. i didn't interrupt him because _ there. i didn't interrupt him because he was clearly getting into his stride, — because he was clearly getting into his stride, but this is a really embarrassing period for the european union _ embarrassing period for the european union leaders, because it sows the seeds_ union leaders, because it sows the seeds of— union leaders, because it sows the seeds of doubt when there was a concern — seeds of doubt when there was a concern about astrazeneca and its effectiveness in dealing with the south _ effectiveness in dealing with the south african variant and then its effectiveness in the over 65 group. we have _ effectiveness in the over 65 gr

hi, hen . , _ .,, hi, henry. hi, digby, good to see ou hi, henry.good to see you again- _ hi, henry. hi, digby, good to see you again- they _ hi, henry. hi, digby, good to see you again. they are _ hi, henry. hi, digby, good to see you again. they are going - hi, henry. hi, digby, good to see you again. they are going to - hi, henry. hi, digby, good to seei you again. they are going to have their own show, _ you again. they are going to have their own show, they _ you again. they are going to have their own show, they really - you again. they are going to have their own show, they really are. l you again. they are going to have l their own show, they really are. i'm not needed here. right, let's start with some of the papers we already have. "the jab is safe, the thing that isn't safe is catching covid", the telegraph quotes the prime minister as he urges the public to get their vaccines following safety concerns in regard to the oxford astrazeneca jab. the metro leads with the eu reversing its decision to suspend the astrazeneca vaccine over claims

henry?— evidence. henry? well, this is very, ve bi evidence. henry?ell, this is very, very big news _ evidence. henry? well, this is very, very big news indeed _ evidence. henry? well, this is very, very big news indeed because - evidence. henry? well, this is very, very big news indeed because the i very big news indeed because the talk before this committees report was that— talk before this committees report was that if— talk before this committees report was that if nicola sturgeon was found _ was that if nicola sturgeon was found or— was that if nicola sturgeon was found or deemed to have knowingly misled _ found or deemed to have knowingly misled parliaments, then she would have to _ misled parliaments, then she would have to resign, but interestingly, these _ have to resign, but interestingly, these leaks are not saying that they have used _ these leaks are not saying that they have used the term knowingly, just that they— have used the term knowingly, just that they were misled with that meeting — that they were misled with that meeting with a

particularly for henry kissinger. the chinese official propaganda, and the state run newspaper, like china daily, every time henry disinter visited china they called him, chinese peoples old friend. this is a very noble title from the chinese newspaper. among them, only a handful of leaders, foreign leaders, enjoy that noble title, including cuba'sm%aaax5yz■ castro, and thr president, charles, and south africa's mike abe, do you think that this is a positive, objective comment that henry kissinger deserved? if chinese people give you that title, would you gladly accept it or not? >> as many parts of the question. if i don't answer all of it will please come back to it. >> i am pleased to say there will be a chinese addition of the book, but something that goes under my name although i've had something to do with the chinese opening but this will be published and china. it will be published and russia. tomorrow it comes out in the german addition. that is a good, news unless we change the title i don't think it will be

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greatjob from henry, there, channelling his inner warrior.community battling to save its wildlife. back in 2019, we sent mike corey to the coast where conservationists have found an ingenious — albeit muddy solution — to an ongoing conservation challenge. few international travellers venture here, but in recent years the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people like me. it might not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, but it is actually quite full of life. there are snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds — all kinds of wildlife, here. there's a monkey right here with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. the shellfish, shrimp, and crabs which thrive in this environment were almost at the brink of collapse a few years ago, because of the dramatic loss of one single thing — mangroves. industrial shrimp farming left the mangrove forest decimated, and with it a fragile ecosystem which the villagers depended on to survive. but the local people began to fight back. paiboon helped bring hundreds of peo

[laughter] host: george weigle, is that classic henry hyde? mr. weigle: that is classic henry hyde.n the other story from that thanksgiving episode is have you had many visitors? he said, yes, this guy came in who i think once to run for my seat. i said what did you say to them? i said the last words you are ever going to hear from me will be get your foot off the oxygen hose. host: henry hyde is the author of an amendment that bears his name, which people who follow congress often hear reference to. what does it do? mr. weigle: the amendment prevents the federal government from using its financial resources to support abortion either domestically or in foreign aid programs. that to henry was a way of honoring conscientious convictions of pro-life americans, and it was one of his great legislative achievements. host: are you anticipating there will be an effort to overturn the amendment in this congress? mr. weigle: i am sure there will be and i devoutly hope that it fails. host: in the chapter about henry hyde you have this quote from him. if you do not what you are prepared to los

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and he intends to follow his own technique on this rather than henry's advice.els he will do much better that way and i think that is absolutely right. >> this is not a time for a long speech, i would not want this opportunity to pass without saying just a word with regard to the significance of this moment. some of you may recall that it was two and a half years ago that right here in guam, i had announced a new direction for foreign policy. based on the principles of self reliance, self respect, equal dignity for all nations large and small throughout the world. and tomorrow i will take off from guam for shanghai and peaking. the first president of the united states ever to visit china. what, i noticed said is where the american day begins. [applause] and i would hope that all of you here today would join me in this prayer. that with this trip to china, a new day may begin for the whole world. thank you very ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ much. [applause] it's about 2:30 or maybe a little bit before. apparently, joe and i appeared at the guesthouse unannounced.

amanda: mary kay henry, great to have you with us. a quick break. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." we are watching one of the most successful strategies, poised for a big makeover. birds justina lee with what is -- bloomberg's justina lee with what is happening. justina: [no audio] matt: i don't hear justina. tell us what is up. justina: momentum is one of the more simple ones. it basically means you go long on the top step winners in short the losers. given what we have seen recently, what this means is a lot of the momentum investors could put more money into more cyclical names, energy, financial stocks, and put marginally less money on the popular stay-at-home names that dominated the early parts of last year. matt: how did they do last year? justina: not great. that is partly because a lot of them used the value factor, which has not been doing well for a few years, and especially last year given that everyone only wanted to buy -- stuff. a lot of indifferent investment styles. it was hard to have a strategy of just buy

this was a race win for henry. _ kettle on. will follow up! this was a race win for henry.r henry. he's now won two out of two. looks to save its reputation, it's still the horse's names are most revered. tiger roll could just be cheltenham's most popular champion. dolinsky, bbc news. ——joe lynskey. you can follow this on the bbc sport website. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news. three weeks after breaking his leg and ankle in a car crash in california, tiger woods is back home. he says "he's working on getting stronger every day." sale won't have the chance to defend the premiership rugby cup, as the competition has been scrapped this season. the decision has been taken because of continuing concerns around coronavirus. the british pair are up and running at the all england badminton championships in birmingham. seated forth, they beat the irish pair in the first round. now to international sport's oldest trophy — as team new zealand won the 36th americas cup with a 7—3 victory over italy's luna rossa. the defenders clinched the series in race te

to brave the atlantic and ocean few european sailors had dared to explore prince henry had a new and revolutionary kind of vessel. callus. sailing ships that were capable of battling storms in the open sea. the portuguese established a sea route taking in the coast of west africa. kept by her daughter the islands of arguin and cape verdi in. each mile covered was a victory over the muslims who were present on the entire northern part of the continent. portugal has traditionally glorified its great explorers forgetting that most of them built their fortunes on the slave trade. today lisbon is undergoing a facelift after the discovery monument renovation work extended to the district as construction progressed the riches of the 1st world city resurfaced by chance workers uncovered the foundations of the former commercial harbor. in the space of one century lisbon became the richest capital in europe some distance ahead of paris london or amsterdam chinese vases parts from indonesia ornamental class where from a cow and amid the shards of earthenware from all over the world a woman skel

henry cuellar democrat from texas saying he supports ice, border patrol and the ngos. up the overwhelming number of the young people coming in. most of them are working age. i would add that note because we've seen that characterization quite a bit in terms of these children and the ages that they are. let's bring in ronna mcdaniel with her thoughts on this as a political issue. ronna, good to see some bipartisan action here. we didn't see that on the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. but at least we're seeing a little slice of it in texas today. >> it's recognizing the reality on the ground. doesn't take republicans and democrats dividing on this issue. we have to come together and recognize we have a border crisis, we're having an influx of people coming to our country right now president and being let in our country and needs to be addressed. joe biden has to react to a time crisis. john cornyn is there with bipartisan support saying mr. president, it's time for you to pay attention to what is happening on the border and come up with a policy to fix it. >> martha: it

professor henry holds a b.a. from the university of william mary, a degree from catholic university, and but hp and phd from the university of maryland at college park. her research interests focus on concept of police making as well as social justice issues in the discipline of historic preservation. in addition, professor henry is forever a student of vernacular architecture including roadside architecture, which dovetails nicely with this class as well as today's lecture. entitled the moved the blue, whole tails of a icon. welcome professor. >> thank you very much professor spencer. good morning everyone. it's really great to see you. thank you so much. so this is what i think of when i think of a road trip. right? the open road. all semester you've been studying all kinds of themes of the freedom of the road. who was allowed to travel when and where. travel has a process rather than a destination. the mythology of worker in american society and roadside architecture in the 20th century. so today wouldn't quic

siete goles para henry levanta la mano para arrancar de titular el 27 de este mes.tamos contentos hemos hecho un gran partido el equipo hizo un gran partido es una noche redonda en todas las facetas, muy serios y sólidos y los hemos hecho muy bien. como no puede ser de otra forma para reflejar un marcador así en un clásico >> hoy día tuve una exhibición muy mal muy apenados porque no tuvimos carácter para enfrentar ese compromiso de esa forma y creo que en ese sentido bien ganado por el equipo del américa hizo las cosas bien, presionó bien >> hablando de victorias contundentes consiguieron hoy una y muy importante, los warriors tuvieron una gran primera mitad donde desde el comienzo tres puntos en la primera mitad. en el segundo cuarto con todo la diferencia un punto, los warriors volvieron a comandar para ese ganando por 13 puntos la primera mitad. la segunda mitad los warriors tomaron control poco a poco, el jugador terminó con 32 puntos y al final el equipo se lo llevo 131 113 victoria importante para los warriors. >> esto de los deportes hacemos una pausa y volv

listen to me, henry.se steaks and unp is best of the rails. you are dead, spot on. i like the way you -- i like the way you roll, henry. you got it stick with union pacific there's a great note today just raising guidance i have to tell you, there is nothing like a 14-year-old kid from philly who is obviously going to be the richest person in the world right now buy the sixers! when those fantastic hedge fund managers are done owning it. >> i love it thank you for the question, henry. next up, stephanie link, rich in michigan sorry about your basketball team yesterday. i'm a long-term investor what stocks look promising in cybersecurity? what do you think, steph >> i own fortinet. you can't go really wrong, but fortinet is doing a good job, new products and partnerships and the long-term target is 17% growth with margin expansions and billings of $5 billion i like it a lot. >> joey, from you in new york. chewy, do you like the pop in the stock? >> love the pets earnings surprise. profitable surprise here

this photograph here at the bottom, this is a photograph of william henry jackson. he's in his mid-90s in the national park service dark room in the mid-1930s. the portrait was taken by george grant. now, possibly the finest landscape photographer of the 20th century by all accounts would have been ansel adams, noted for his stunning black-and-white images oftentimes of iconic national park sites. that's why he's often associated with the national parks. he did a number of commissioned projects for the park service. the best known might be his murals project that he began in the early 1940s and was completed later. and while he's associated with the park service, nearly all of his work done for the park service and for the department of the interior was as a commissioned artist, not as an employee. but the stunning beautiful black-and-white photographs, this is a very recognized one, clearing storm at yosemite valley that he took in 1944. elliott porter was a student of ansel adams and alfred stiglets. he gave up his medical practice pursue photography full-time and

henry, the sussexes live in california, which effectively is in your beat on the la times.ty magazine correspondent and you know quite a lot about the celebrity culture on the west coast. i wonder whether this interview has helped or hindered their prospects of achieving what they say they want to achieve, which is a new life for their immediate family away from the royals. well, i don't think they will ever be out of the limelight. this is still a prince of the realm here in britain, and she was an actress before they married and so was already used to being in the spotlight as well. they are always going to be hounded by the press to a certain degree and people will always be interested in what they do. they can have a more normal life, "normal," away from some of the british tabloids in terms of being constantly followed in their activities as royals. i think that's something they will find to be a breath of fresh air. meghan was already used a celebrity culture as you say because she is an actress by training and already went through the hollywood experience, and harry

to brave the atlantic and ocean few european sailors had dared to explore prince henry had a new and revolutionary kind of vessel. cals. sailing ships that were capable of battling storms in the open sea. the portuguese established a sea route taking in the coast of west africa. kept behind on the islands of arguin and cape verde each mile covered was a victory over the muslims who were present on the entire northern part of the continent. portugal has traditionally glorified its great explorers forgetting that most of them built their fortunes on the slave trade. today lisbon is undergoing a facelift after the discovery monument renovation work extended to the district as construction progressed the riches of the 1st world city resurfaced by chance workers uncovered the foundations of the former commercial harbor. in the space of one century lisbon became the richest capital in europe some distance ahead of paris london or amsterdam chinese vases parts from indonesia ornamental class where from a cow and amid the shards of earthenware from all over the world a woman skeleton was als

to brave the atlantic and ocean few european sailors had dared to explore prince henry had a new and revolutionary kind of vessel. cals. sailing ships that were capable of battling storms in the open sea. the portuguese established a sea route taking in the coast of west africa. kept by her daughter the islands of arguin and cape verdi in. each mile covered was a victory over the muslims who were present on the entire northern part of the continent. portugal has traditionally glorified its great explorers forgetting that most of them built their fortunes on the slave trade. today lisbon is undergoing a facelift after the discovery monument renovation work extended to the us district as construction progressed the riches of the 1st world city resurfaced by chance workers uncovered the foundations of the former commercial harbor. in the space of one century lisbon became the richest capital in europe some distance ahead of paris london or amsterdam chinese vases parts from indonesia ornamental class where from a cow and amid the shards of earthenware from all over the world a woman ske

so lenny henry there. —— sir lenny henry there.d why he signed the letter and gave his message to black britons hesistant about getting the jab. they've got to protect themselves, and they've got to protect the community as a whole, and in a way what we are asking them to do is to display the courage of the windrush voyageurs who took frankly a leap in the dark when they got on that boat and came here. we are asking them to say, you guys have displayed courage before, you've taken risks, and we understand you think this is a risk — we don't, but we understand you do, but we are asking you, begging you, to take this risk for the whole of our community and indeed the whole of the country. that was trevor phillips. dr margaret casely—hayford is chair of shakespeare's globe and one of the signatories to sir lenny�*s letter. she understands why some people in her community might be avoiding having the vaccine. if you're in a minority you can actually feel quite outside of society, and have a degree of reticence to get behind what the es

. >>> thierry henry se retirÓ del fÚtbol en el 2014, les contarÉ lo que dijo hoy. alejarse de ellas, el francÉs dijo que no piensa regresar hasta que no se tomen medidas en contra del racismo y la violencia. y dijo que el volumen de violencia es demasiado tÓxico para ignorar, dijo el henry, el exfutbolista tiene mÁs de dos millones de seguidores en twitter. y el presidente joe biden podrÍa publicar fotos en tokio, eso espera el primer ministro japonÉs que piensa invitar al presidente joe biden a los juegos olÍmpicos, pero ademÁs dijo que estÁ abierto a reunirse con el lÍder corcoreano kim jong-un. y muerte sÚbita entre sergio garcÍa y (hablan en inglÉs), y dejÓ a todos con la boca abierta con este hoyo en uno. garcÍa avanza por tercera vez. cerramos los deportes. a las 6 en punto, los 49 ers tienen una gran noticia. >>> viendo el lado positivo el impacto de su noticia esperamos que se haga eso. >>> no serÁ el Último futbolista en tomar una decisiÓn de esa naturaleza. >>> gracias carlos. >>> en breve, el presidente lÓpez obrador visita ciudad juÁrez, y entÉrese quÉ

will: congressman henry luis palau, texas.le released without notice to appear, a flood of migrants walking through a revolving door. >> it is an invitation to human smugglers who charge roughly $500 ahead are cross the border into the country, to successfully make it here. that is the definition of losing control of the border. a good democrat, exactly right. >> those images cuellar released yesterday caused customs and border protection to release new video today because that came out yesterday. it shows another one of the kids processing centers if we look at the video in texas and el paso, in the background is chain-link fence. it covers chain-link fence. you can see it quite there. this administration said these, it was referred to in the donald trump sarah. >> we all believe children should be treated humanely and under these circumstances there is no choice but to try to protect them from sex offenders or criminal aliens or others mixed in with the population that were coming across the border. we are share that goal to

they are headed by prince henry the navigator the architect of the perilous project to open up a new trade route via the atlantic ocean his aim was to bypass the muslim rivals in the mediterranean and gain access to africa's gold coast in the 14th century the portuguese succeeded in ousting the arabs from their territory the kingdom now had free reign to begin its campaign of conquest promising gold and power henry the navigator convinced the nobility to follow him in this adventure. remember the navigator was the crown prince in a way this mythical figure of this great christian portuguese prince was portrayed as very devout and it will become a don't get to the event he started out commanding a band of raiders pirates who took prisoners before they get. to brave the atlantic and ocean few european sailors had dared to explore prince henry had a new and revolutionary kind of vessel. carriage house. sailing ships that were capable of battling storms in the open sea. the portuguese established a sea route taking in the coast of west africa. kept behind on the islands of arguin. and ca

kong, brian tyree henry is here.ic from japanese breakfast now, there is an interesting story here with japanese breakfast. michelle zauner, she wrote a a song a few years back, japanese breakfast, called "jimmy fallon big. >> oh, really? >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm saying, man. >> that's the story? >> jimmy: that's it. yeah >> cool. basically, what she's saying, it was a band member that went to a different band and the band member said, "our new band's going to be jimmy fallon big. >> oh. "we're gonna get on 'the tonight show.'" >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, that person is back in the band now >> nice. >> jimmy: and here they are on the show, tonight. making their debut on "the tonight show" tonight. >> the person is back in the band now i guess it didn't work out then, did it >> jimmy: it did work out. >> they're jimmy fallon big? so, they came back to bring the band with them to jimmy fallon bigness? got it >> jimmy: no what happened was -- so, he left he said he was gonna be jimmy fallon big she wrote a song called

senator john cornyn as we detailed he was down there, bipartisan congressional delegation, him and henry cuellar, fellow texas member of congress. he's a congressman as opposed to being in the senate. the interesting thing was that you are taking a look at it. when you hear alejandro mae arcus saying it's the worst order challenge in 20 years, what's your reaction. >> my reaction is why didn't the biden administration -- why did the biden administration make it worse? revoking the migrant protection program, not enforcing the public-health order, title 42, coming up with no solution to the catch and release system that we know encourages illegal migration. they simply are making things worse. my hope is the president will come to the border. i would be glad to host him

lenny henry coming in the next few - henry coming in the next few minutes.l health charity says pregnant women and new mothers are three times more likely to suffer poor mental health in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. the maternal mental health alliance found gaps in health services which led to greater anxiety among a majority of new mums, who've given birth over the past year. the alliance is looking at providing more support to mothers like this former masterchef winner and nhs doctor. i remember being in the room and everybody was looking after me and saying, "are you ok, are you ok?" and i wanted to cry, but i was so excited that my baby was coming into the world that i had to control those emotions and those tears. and just look forward and positively to the arrival of this baby, you know. let's take a look at the travel situation now. hammersmith and city line has severe delays because of train cancellations. on the roads, a lane is closed for gas works in both directions on great chertsey road. that's as you head to and from the hospital bridg

"face the nation" will be back in one minute with texas congressman henry cuellar.tay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guesssa sit!cows must actuabe b >> brennan: now to the surge of migrants at the southern border. more than 18,000 unaccompanied children are being held in federal custody. pictures show children waiting o be processed, held in overcrowded conditions, sitting on the floor, with foil blankets. these images have been shared with us by congressman henry cuellar of texas, a democrat, who joins us from laredo. good morning to you, ongres. >> good morningo of pictures that you have shared with us, and start with some of the others. the pictures that we want to put up on screen right here, you say that they show dozens of young girls who have been held for far longer than the 72-hour legal time limit. why are these young girls being held for thathere are ty ? what is their status? >> first of all, border patrol does not want to keep people t

this is a portion of henry brewster that's in the archives. it's probably about 1870 where his wife in 1905 susan brewster said her only photograph of her husband requesting its return and we see it still in the archives that the photograph is there in the department of interior and in the archives when she sent the letter she's asking for the return because and this it's the only image that henry was a blacksmith in a lake and a laborer and a tailor. he fought in the war he was injured and she wrote and she had a number of affidavits proving her marriage to two brewster, but also citing that he lost his sight in his eye and his and his right eye and he had kidney problems after he left the army. she was get his pension. so there are a number of letters in the pension records where black women are trying to survive after their husband's death. unfortunately, she'd never received his pension, but her letter remains in her affidavits remain legible in terms of telling this story and visualizing that experience. we see it through this photograph

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. in minneapolis.he jury pool is near complete now in the murder trial of derek chauvet. he's the former minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd. ah 14th juror was seated today she's described as a white woman in her twenties who works as a social worker. she told attorneys that she has talked with friends and about police reform and that she thinks that there are things that should be changed. but she also described police in their jobs as important attorneys for both sides who spent the last few weeks, questioning prospective jurors about their views on racism and decision making. are you the type of person that will dig your heels in and refuse to change your opinion, or are you gonna listen to the other jurors? the judge wants one more juror selected 12. jurors will deliberate and there will be three who will serve as alternates. new pictures show the growing humanitarian crisis along the us mexico border. texas democratic congressman henry quay are released pictures today show

henry lee alive forced tonight, henry.hank you, officials with the state employment development department now say that problems with its system have been fixed. it comes after days, though, of intermittent outages that left hundreds of people unable to access their online accounts are investigative reporter brooks jarocz spoke with an e d d insider who explains what's behind these persistent problems and also the growing backlog of claims. i mean, it seems as though brooks jarocz. something new with this department. you got it, and i'm told that there are two causes for these latest issues, technology and new legislation. yes, there have been system crashes and. challenges but also with the passage of the new federal rescue plan. updates and upgrades have to be made before people can get paid for days. california's employment development department has experienced glitches and outages, the latest happening monday in today's world and today's technology. this is the best that we can do. i mean that that's the big question,

, henry. a 75 year old man who was attacked earlier this week has died from his injuries and the suspect has been charged with murder. the incident happened on tuesday in the adam's point, neighborhood, police say the victim of asian descent was out for a walk when he was robbed and attacked by the suspect. and today 26 year old to aunt a. bailey was charged with murder in the case. bailey's also charged with robbing another elderly person last month. california is on the verge of having 11 million covid cases that excuse me. covid-19 vaccines administered, according to the latest data over 3.4 million californians have received their second dose and 19% of people in the state have now received at least one dose of the vaccine. state health experts are now doing a full court press to tout the new johnson and johnson one dose vaccine, but there's confusion over its effectiveness, and that has some people asking whether or not they should. wait for other brands or options instead, ktvu tom vacar

crime reporter henry lee is here now, with a look at some of these cases, henry. well, andre police in san francisco, oakland and elsewhere have made quick work in recent days, making arrest and some high profile crimes with the help of witnesses and surveillance video. steven jenkins appeared in court friday charged with attacking an 83 year old asian man and a 75 year old asian woman near seventh and market in san francisco. a judge ordered jenkins held without bail across the bay. oakland police have also made arrest in recent crimes targeting asians. carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, says law enforcement should be commended. when i give a lot of credit, you know, followed police work, you know, police to have done a pretending you know many of their suspect i've learned that this man 29 year old, she moaned the button was arrested for allegedly attacking in oakland gas station, owner of asian descent. the bottom is accused of spewing racist insults at the victim and spraying him with the chemical. in another case, john lawrence

, henry.kristina katherine kuo was a well respected member of the school board and married mother of two and her death has absolutely shattered the community. yeah. shock and sadness over the death of dublin schools. trustee katherine quo after she was trapped in between two cars while helping to hand out food heartbreaking for the whole family for the husband and the kids. it happened at fallon middle school at about 11 45 wednesday morning as drivers waited in line to have food put into their trunks. quote was standing behind apart tesla when she was hit from behind by a bmw suv. she was lifting a box into the back of a car and couldn't see behind her, obviously, but the car behind her, um i guess they. accelerated quickly and pin her. the woman driving the bmw had a child with her in the vehicle. police tell me she's devastated and cooperating. her bmw was towed for processing. dublin police were back at the school on thursday, using a drone to help diagram the scene. police tell me it appe

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. certainly very, very troubling. what we see on that video, henry. thank you for the update. we are now learning about another attack on a senior citizen in oakland. police say this morning just before seven a.m. 75 year old man was the victim of a strong armed robbery. he was walking on jane avenue near perkins street in the adam's point neighborhood when he was robbed. man was taken to the hospital for treatment of his injuries. officers then search that area looking for witnesses and possibly surveillance video. one woman told us that she's often seen the elderly victim walking in the neighborhood, but she did not see the attack today. still ahead evacuations on the hawaiian island of maui. the concerns about a possible dam failure as torrential rains hit the island. also jury selection is now underway in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer who is accused of killing george floyd. why the process is proving to be so challenging. atteberry weather we're tracking a cool, unstable a system that will continue producing showers, thunderst

benjamin: we talk about the border congressman henry steube and henry cuellar. >> andrew cuomo should resign if allegations against him are true. benjamin: marianne rafferty is here with what the president said. >> reporter: resigning could be just the first punishment cuomo could face but insisting there must be due process. >> the claims of the women should he resign. >> probably end of being prosecuted. >> that is a judgment for them to make. a woman should be presumed to be telling the truth and should not be scapegoated and victimized by coming forward but there should be investigation. jillian: no word from kamala harris who was questioned about the governor during a roundtable. 7 women accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, more could be on the way as charlotte's lawyers has been contacted by other women. she plans to talk to investigators, lindsay boylein telling the new york times his aides drafted a letter to discredit her. the letter reportedly accuses boylein of, quote, weapon isaiah claim of sexual harassment with personal political gain or to achieve notoriety. a lawye