me, i meant vice president johnson and president kennedy and president johnson and vice president humphrey. he spoke to each administration and would continue to be doing that. we also -- we always have to be doing that. i intend to speak to mr. trump on the holiday. we were talking about voter suppression, yet we were not able to make progress. we have to keep fighting on these issues. we're not going to give up, we are not going to give out, we are not going to given. -- give in. host: how concerned are you that the palpable anger will find its way to the ballot box in november in the form of lower turnout? mr. king: in the african-american, black and brown community, indigenous, all of these communities have felt left out for a long time. many of these communities in a significant way were able to participate in 2020. there is no george floyd legislation moving that we are aware of at this moment. voting rights are not moving. the question is how do you engage and to people to be involved? there may be indigenous rights that need to be addressed. i don't ever want to leave out those peo

steve humphrey reporting.a volcano perched on top of one of ecuador�*s famous galapagos islands has erupted, producing a spectacular lava flow. the one mile high wolf volcano is located on isabela island, home to a rich variety of flora and fauna of the type that helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution following his visit in 1835. fortunately the eruption poses no threat to wildlife. you're watching bbc news. a year ago most school pupils were being told to study from home and the bbc started its "give a laptop" appeal. we asked you to donate old devices, and the response was staggering. well over 100,000 laptops and tablets were handed over to families across the uk. however, the need has not gone away, as fiona lamdin has been finding out. this time last year, edwina and her four children were struggling with home schooling on a phone. this was the moment when their family received a donated laptop. your laptop isjust here if you'd like to come and grab it. oh, my goodness! a year on, we've been

ruins of this detention center in the city of saddam and sending them to hospitals had the ladder. humphrey service is unable to look off of these large numbers of patients. we're talking about 200 or admitted to saddam hospitals in one go. they can accommodate these injured people wadi. these people are victims of an intensified conflict between the government led by the movie rebels and a saudi light coalition, which attempts to restore gaiman's internationally recognized administration. not by the pill. elliot, in the week, the hoodies claimed an attack in the united arab emirates, a member of the alliance. it was followed by saudi airstrikes in the jamini capital of santa and then the prison in sedar. the escalation was condemned by the un. any bombardments that target civilians on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course, also an acceptable. these escalation needs to stop following the latest asteroid. the coalition says to who these had not reported the detention center as needing protection. gaiman's years long conflict has claimed more than 130000 lives an

but the firm filed a lawsuit basil humphrey's behalf against the city of boise. that suit made it to the ninth circuit court of appeals. in twenty eighteen, the court declared cities have no right to criminalize homelessness in fact, the court ruled cities have an obligation to provide free housing to the homeless at public expense. the supreme court later upheld that ruling. the case was known as martin versus boise and it had exactly the effect that laitman watkins intended. city officials across the country no longer had an obligation to protect the public and public spaces from drug addicts who decided to live in them. at the same time, politicians suddenly had access to a massive new source of cash taxpayer money. many billions in taxpayer money for something called homelessness prevention. now what is homelessness prevention? of course it's the opposite of what they call it. as always, here's seattle's interpretation of homelessness prevention. >> a handful of seattle's more than 12000 homeless will soon be going from the street to a new apartment with stun

steve humphrey, bbc news, portsmouth.s. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. it certainly wasn't the prettiest of starts to the weekend for many, with some very wet and windy weather around. big area of low pressure in the north atlantic has been driving things. that's pushing towards iceland, but it's throwing these weather fronts across us. notice, though, on this cold front, we will see some of the heaviest rain behind it, some cooler air pushes back in, but also some brighter weather, so the north and west, in particular, will see a little bit more sunshine developed through the afternoon, whereas to the south and east we've got the rain turning even heavierfor a time. in fact, there could be some lively gusts of wind, with the heaviest of the rain still pushing through parts of the midlands and southern england as we go through the afternoon, but towards the south—west, wales, northern england, should see sunshine develop, and sunny spells and a few showers across scotland and northern ireland th

i mean, he hasn't got the authority to lead the humphreys, when we're in the middle of huge challenges, a full he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish. but if enough, conservative, emp, decide the leader has gone too far, the prime minister could be forced to resign. i apologize. well, earlier we spoke to the w london corresponding charlotte chelsea pill and asked her how will likely bore is johnson as to whether the storm. there is an enormous amount of anger that is allegation of the allegation of essentially the people who made the rules. one then following the rules themselves, but it won't be the public who decides the prime minister's future at this particular juncture. of course, he has the option to resign if the findings of that internal report or the police investigation a particularly damning, he's so far, absolutely ruled out the question of resigning. so the real question now is will his own members of parliament design and peace and the conservative party turn on him? and that is very much open the debates at them. i'm well enoug

it up sheer that would she knew that problems. katharine humphrey go to the i don't you all to sit with was pretty to hear the don't you this is the 1st that it is mercy oberon. do no truth on the deal. it still little you will for even happy if possible, to just look over the changes with them in the book graphics card. go through quickly. you wish billing this or what it was to your voice in the notes for the deal to worship him. if you would put it that way. oh sure. also. so when you buy new clothes are still national digit, well, if you're going to the whole point to go loosen for them, but i sure will go us to work with you or let them one of them, all of the fellows and mr lester. oh, cooler things like that it would have been what she'll say. yeah. that those are but there's all can you until us that i didn't that i got to move it. i'm with the brand much interest of all over that. my man. michigan. yeah not. but i'm, you would the ideal, a bit of the some remarks and what she needs to go to complete jameson digital media. she's miss thornton cook with the question. was clayton,

keith humphreys agrees. >> calling the center's mission and actions counter intuitive. what is the plan here? i is if they end up wanting to set up safe supervised drug consumption site, this is not the way to do. he would mix it with the center. wenre trying to get people the treatment that should be somewhere else. that should be, you know, through what's going to be the easiest for people to access what is going to make you know, stay on a good path. >> and i just don't just a disorganization. meanwhile, some addiction experts disagree calling the use of drugs. a reality went on the road to recovery. others have also questioned the legality of the site if illicit drug use is taking place. >> in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> well, san jose police say 3 people were stabbed early wednesday morning right around 2 o'clock. the suspect fled the scene and was killed in a car crash shortly after police responded to avenue area and found the victim suffering from stab wounds during the investigation, police discovered that the victims and the suspect were liv

when humphrey refused to stop drinking the rescue mission kicked him out and he spent months sleepingutside. eventually local authorities ticketed him for camping on public property. the story would've ended there except a huge corporate law fir in new york city took an interest and the case on the other side of the country. typically, their wall street banks and prominent democratic officeholders for the firm wanted to change the vagrancy laws to increase homelessness. why did they want that? we don't know. they filed a lawsuit against th city of boise. that suit mated to the ninth circuit court of appeals in 201 the court declared that cities have no right to criminalize homelessness. in fact, the court ruled cities have an obligation to provide free housing to the homeless at the public expense. the supreme court later upheld the ruling card it was known as martin versus boise and it had exactly the effect intended. the city officials across the country no longer had an obligation to protect the publi and public spaces from drug addicts who decided to live in them. at the same time

i could only relate to cagney, and humphrey bogard, and comedians like martin and lewis, not just lewisse were people who were part of my world. i thought, i'm not american. that's never going to happen to me. i'm never going to make that link. and then at the age of 14, i went to the cinema in the hill town of dundy, and i saw albert finney in "saturday night and sunday morning." and i thought, it's me, it's possible. i can do it. look, this guy is doing it and he was incredible. that was an amazing time. it was a time of great social mobility. i went to a drama school. i got grants. u know, that happened then. and the country was a lot poorer. and that's how i started. and i got-- i managed to get an interview with my local theater, and i went 'round there, and it was funny because as i walked into the theater, there was a fight going on between an actor and a stage manager. and they were doing all this-- you know, this would-be fist cuffs -- >> stephen: an actual fut, not a stage fight. >> an actual fight. they had been on a bender apparently all night. i didn't that. i was 15 and pa

keith humphreys agrees. >> calling the center's mission and actions counter intuitive. what is the plan here? i is if they end up wanting to set up safe supervised drug consumption site, this is not the way to do. you would mix it with the center. we're trying to get people the treatment that should be somewhere else. that should be, you know, through what's going to be the easiest for people to access what is going to make you know, stay on a good path. >> and i just don't just a disorganization. meanwhile, some addiction experts disagree calling the use of drugs. a reality went on the road to recovery. others have also questioned the legality of the site if illicit drug use is taking place. >> in san francisco, taylor kron. 4 news. >> next here at 3 o'clock. how long the moderna covid vaccine is lasting within people. also the big nfc championship. game is just a couple of days away. and our sports reporter kate rooney is going join us live to break down how the forty-niners getting ready to beat when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the

on election day 1968, richard nixon wins narrowly over hubert humphrey, but george corley wallace of 13.5% of the popular vote in five states on an explicitly segregationist platform 50 years ago. so let's tap the brakes on nostalgia. 100 years ago, the woman second in line to the presidency of the united states could not vote until the 19th amendment. the ku klux klan was refounded saturday after thanksgiving in 1915 at stone mountain, georgia as anti-immigrant, anti-semitic, anti-black, anti-catholic institution. there were 30 members of the house who were members of the klan, about 10 senators. the governors of five states were members of the klan. georgia and texas. also indiana, colorado, and oregon. 100 years ago. the governor of georgia said we need to build a wall of steel as high as heaven to keep immigrants out. in the 1924 democratic national convention, it went to 103 ballots because there were klan delegates you would not vote for smith to be the nominee because he was irish catholic. doris: you look at a decade like the 1960's and you know how it ended and you feel sad

humphrey comes in very close, and george wallace wins 13.5% of the popular vote and carries five statese're a very young democracy in terms of our questionity. >>> we're a multiracial democracy, if we can keep it. jim mussina, you had been my guest on my podcast, we were taping. the whole subject was about, how do you reset your white house, and what do you do? literally this happens, and my question was, well, there's your reset. i mean, the timing, if you're ron klain and president biden, and you're like, what do we do with build back better? voting rights is stalled, russia/ukraine, this has to be appear like a political elixir. >> both for the white house, and joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. there's no better issue that unites a party, but a supreme court pick. in the next month you'll be asking the white house about who they're thinking about supreme court. you won't be talking about build back better timing, or poll ratings. we'll be in this tolar about who will be the next justice? on the other hand, you know, this pick will be intensely political, in part because of abortion. yo

keith humphreys agrees. >> calling the center's mission and actions counter intuitive. what is the plan here? i is if they end up wanting to set up safe supervised drug consumption site, this is not the way to do. you would mix it with the center. we're trying to get people the treatment that should be somewhere else. that should be, you know, through what's going to be the easiest for people to access what is going to make you know, stay on a good path. >> and i just don't just a disorganization. meanwhile, some addiction experts disagree calling the use of drugs. a reality went on the road to recovery. others have also questioned the legality of the site if illicit drug use is taking place. >> in san francisco, taylor kron. 4 news in san jose. police say 3 people were stabbed early this morning about 02:00am and the. >> suspect fled from the scene was killed in a car crash shortly after that police responded to to avenue. they found the victims who are suffering from stab wounds during the investigation, police discovered that the victims and the suspect were living t

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundand you'd see that on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job

i'll never forget the day that hubert humphrey walked on the floor, it was clear he did not have many days left. he was gaunt, his hair was gone. and he walked down to vote and your dad was there, man. and barry goldwater walked up to hold -- to him and embraced him. they hugged each other and they cried. now let him go. i think you were there, john. i remember the absolute deadly silence in the chamber. men who could not have been further apart, they love each other. one of the things that i have learned from my senior colleagues, if you are here long enough, and you listen, you learn the other woman or man's perspective. you learn that no one's perspective is the only perspective. each of us understands that our actions, if you are here long enough, how to represent decency and reflect on her. -- reflect honor. the american people, who we are privileged to serve, that is the only way we can satisfy them. my guess is harry that you believe what i believe. that this is the greatest profession, it is the honor of my life to serve the united states senate. i never had the high honor and

keith humphreys agrees. >> calling the center's mission and actions counter intuitive.hat is the plan here? i is if they end up wanting to set up safe supervised drug consumption site, this is not the way to do. he would mix it with the center. we're trying to get people the treatment that should be somewhere else. that should be, you know, through what's going to be the easiest for people to access what is going to make you know, stay on a good path. >> and i just don't just a disorganization. meanwhile, some addiction experts disagree calling the use of drugs. a reality went on the road to recovery. others have also questioned the legality of the site if illicit drug use is taking place. >> in san francisco, taylor kron. 4 news. >> well, in the south bay, one lawsuit has already been filed against the city of san jose. just one day after city leaders passed a controversial gun control law. the new law requires gun owners to have liability insurance and pay a fee. it's the first gun reform law of its kind to be passed in the u.s. and its aim is to promote safer gun own

keith humphreys agrees. >> calling the center's mission and actions counter intuitive. what is the plan here? i is if they end up wanting to set up safe supervised drug consumption site, this is not the way to do. he would mix it with the center. we're trying to get people the treatment that should be somewhere else. that should be, you know, through what's going to be the easiest for people to access what is going to make you know, stay on a good path. >> and i just don't just a disorganization. meanwhile, some addiction experts disagree calling the use of drugs. a reality went on the road to recovery. others have also questioned the legality of the site if illicit drug use is taking place. >> in san francisco, taylor kron. 4 news. >> san jose police say that 3 people were stabbed early this morning about 02:00am and the suspect fled from the scene with killed in a car crash shortly after police responded to avenue when they found the victims were suffering from stab wounds during the investigation, police discovered that the victims and the suspect were living togethe

status are ones and where he has pushed for overturning precedent about the nondelegation principle, humphrey'sexecutor with regard to protection for independent agencies, and in that vein, i will cite the justice himself, who was saying, we have a responsibility to examine without fear and provide without reluctance any haste to -- paste or crew decisions and the beauty and harmony of the american constitutional system destroyed by the perpetuity of error. so i think some of his most forward leading decisions have really been in this context. >> we have about 15 minutes left. i would ask questions from the audience. there's microphones. if you raise your hand, just stand up and say your name. make sure it is a question. please don't engage in your own personal opinion, issuing your own personal opinion from the bench. anyone for questions? right here. >> this question is for judge rao. justice thomas' dissent meant that the court lies on wresting cost of the appointments clause. that seems surprising to me, given the writings on this clause -- was it to you? should i be surprised? to rely on t

on election day 1968, richard nixon wins narrowly over hubert humphrey, but george corley wallace of 13.5% of the popular vote in five states on an explicitly segregationist platform 50 years ago. so let's tap the brakes on nostalgia. 100 years ago, the woman second in line to the presidency of the united states could not vote until the 19th amendment. the ku klux klan was refounded saturday after thanksgiving in 1915 at stone mountain, georgia as anti-immigrant, anti-semitic, anti-black, anti-catholic institution. there were 30 members of the house who were members of the klan, about 10 senators. the governors of five states were members of the klan. georgia and texas. also indiana, colorado, and oregon. 100 years ago. the governor of georgia said we need to build a wall of steel as high as heaven to keep immigrants out. in the 1924 democratic national convention, it went to 103 ballots because there were klan delegates you would not vote for smith to be the nominee because he was irish catholic. doris: you look at a decade like the 1960's and you know how it ended and you feel sad

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the background. and you'd see that on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the j

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundto life, it's like remembering how things were. it's remembering the hotel or the market that went to work seven days a week to raise their money or to provide a service, and it just -- it just -- it just . >> clerk: and he will be joined shortly by vice president rick swig. also with us is commissioner ann lazarus, and commissioner tina chang. also with us -- is deputy city attorney brad russi present? >> i'm here, julie. >> clerk: welcome. okay. i didn't see you. at the controls, the board's legal assistant, [indiscernible] and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will be joined by several people presenting. corey teague, the zoning administrator, and tina chan, the deputy

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundd you'd see that on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job d

a look at our decisions obviously is constrained byrecent decisions in the court , people versus humphrey and the california supreme court decision in how we evaluate what kind of cases that will besuccessful when seeking detentions for. generally speaking public safety is a primary consideration . offenders, particularly ones that pose a danger of our prioritize what we look through the lens of exhausting all reasonable conditions that can be applied to potentially safely release somebody on supervised release of course on many occasions where we have individuals that are repeat offenders we struggle to keep those individuals in custody many of the cases we are informed by the police department information to which we supplied to the court to try to seek detention but it is an evolving process with changes in the law as you are aware. there have been high-profile releases. i saw a news report in santa clara where they were struggling with the court releasing 2suspects that were charged with murder . so i think this is a statewide issue in terms of making informed decisions about who we s

steve humphrey reporting.o drop in northern and western parts, dantas 305 celsius by the end of the day. that leads into a chilly night tonight, southern and eastern areas will be clear, isolated showers, shower is coming and going across western areas, rain, hailand shower is coming and going across western areas, rain, hail and sleet, temperatures dropping either side of them, close to freezing, chunks of ice around as we head into tomorrow morning, so tomorrow morning will be a bit chilly to start, especially in the east and south, a much brighter start and a much brighter day by and large, staying dry with sunny spells. showers in the west, most frequent into the afternoon across northern england, later in the day across the south—west, west conall, isles of scilly, we will see some cloud and patchy rain. that's milder air trying to push in with these weather fronts, air trying to push in with these weatherfronts, so air trying to push in with these weather fronts, so progress air trying to push in with th

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the background. and you'd see that on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the j