and since we're talking about james walker and my uncle leonard hicks took my mother to the hospital to give birth. my mother combined the names james and lynn, or it came up with the name jalen. and i'm still very fortunate when i'm working the n b a draft. i get a chance to see a name that she bird. a name that she created now become a legacy that's going to live and a full stuff man. beautiful. i read about your last year, man. you've had a, you've lost some folks. got, i mean, i send up prayers to your brother that it's hard to lose that many people in your life but, and also to have that. but you're stuck against the fact that your career is, but you know, you're about the really happen. it's happen. and now you've built it the right way due to the love of these people you've lost, but it's odd sometimes when life comes with the, the good and the bad at the same time and you don't know where to go in your head. absolutely, and that's, that's the navigation as you know, personally and professionally as we each start to get older, to be able to persevere a lot of turbulence that w

it closed at the beginning of the pandemic and became exclusive to bikers, walkers and pedestrians. ktvu is jamestells us there's a growing number of people who want to keep it that way. permanently. walkers bikers, hundreds, deeming this stretch of highway the great walkway, the city blocks car access at the start of the pandemic to give people a place and space to exercise outdoors. possible you're planning this group of protesters want to keep it that way. this is like an incredible opportunity for them to ride on flat, long and open space. great highway has become a divided conversation. starting tomorrow it will reopen to through traffic every weekday. it will only be exclusively available for pedestrians on the weekend. there are so many roads that are built for the cars and bikers and walkers can't walk very safely on the or bike safely on those, so we just want we're asking to preserve this one for just people who are using alternative modes of transportation, but some people in san francisco like the hybrid model, saying, shutting down the road seven days a week causes too many headaches

see that stretch of highway become exclusive bikers, walkers and pedestrians during the pandemic turned into a permanent park like space ktvu is james torres shows us how they rallied today to push that message. walker's bikers, hundreds, deeming this stretch of highway the great walkway. the city blocked car access at the start of the pandemic to give people a place and space to exercise outdoors. lord is possible. you're turning. this group of protesters want to keep it that way. this is like an incredible opportunity for them to ride on flat, long and open space. great highway has become a divided conversation. starting tomorrow it will reopen to through traffic every weekday. it will only be exclusively available for pedestrians on the weekend. there are so many roads that are built for the cars and bikers and walkers can't walk very safe. play on those or bike safely and those so we just want we're asking to preserve this one for just people who are using alternative modes of transportation, but some people in san francisco like the hybrid model, saying, shutting down the road seven days a week causes too many headaches on othe

they can get.t james clayton, bbcv[ news, washington stat >> and before we go, we have the story of a boy who is trying to help save the planet one step at a time. 11-year-old jude walkero raise awareness about climate change. his 200-mile journey starts at his home in yorkshire, and will end at the steps of parliament. jude says heen wants to lobby government officials about ways they can help preserve the planet. isn't that so sweet and so ambiguous for a young boy?? thank you so much for watchingch bbc world news america.. have a great weekend. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> brangham: good evening. i'm william brangham. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: afghanistan in crisis. the taliban country-wide blitz captures a critical province borderg the country's capital. we discuss an uncertain future with the afghan ambassador to the u.s. then, a stark disparity. we examine the structural inequities that have led to a racial divide in homeownership in minnesota. >> it is going to require decades of intentional work in order to-- to bring that number back up, and bring it up so that it's on par with white homeownership here in minnesota

james clayton, bbcv[rc news, washington state. >> and before we go, we have the story of a boy who is trying to help save the planet one step at a time. 11-year-old jude walker raise awareness about climate change. his 200-mile journey starts at his home in yorkshire, and will end at the steps of parliament. jude says heen wants to lobby government officials about ways they can help preserve the planet. isn't that so sweet and so ambiguous for a young boy?? thank you so much for watchingch bbc world news america.. have a great narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narratoryou're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ >> good evening. judy woodruff a way. tonight, afghanistan and crisis, capturing a critical province. we discuss the uncertain future with the afghan ambassador to the u.s. then,, we examine the structural

walker's hotel is where there were offices and committee rooms. congress met there from 1815, 1816 then after the election they came back 1817 and 18. there back in the capitol by 1819. president james monroe was inaugurated outside of this building. the legend is and i have not seen it actually documented, because congressional record does not exist word for word in that. supposedly as to whose chamber they were going to use for the inauguration. finally monroe said oh let's do it outside. that is why we had an outdoor inauguration. you may remember george washington took the oath of office outside on the balcony and federal hall in new york for his first inauguration. both the speech and the oath done outside behrendt and james it did at this building. andrew jackson in 1825 as many finally establishes the creation of being outside all the time. congress met in their, the supreme court did not meet here. have your own building on new jersey avenue and south at west or southeast as i pointed out. established a commission process by which will negotiate over the details to destroy property and that meetings took place in the old brick capitol after congress had vacated it then it wa

james steele and and a little bleak. there's a lot of dozer lines left over from the sheep fire. so the these will help us connect these dots and get them into. >> the walker fire as well. so we're really focusing on this effort just to keep it out of janesville after a few days, a moderate weather and light winds fire officials worried the warm temperatures and gusty winds. >> are likely to return this week causing more devastation. the live trees that are out there now have a lower fuel moisture. >> then you would when you go to a hardware store or to a lumber yard that has more moisture in it that we're seeing in the actual like vegetation out there. and for don, he comes to watch the fire every night, hoping it's under control soon. that's right. over that right. worse. boiling up. >> rock fall saga reporting governor newsome, by the way, toured the damage in that town of greenville that i showed you on the map. the governor promised to help them rebuild. and you can see that's going to take a lot of work. as you see these pictures on the screen. he did acknowledge the growing threat of wildfires and that more needs to be done. >> but our kids that are

james still and and a little bleak. there's a lot of dozer lines left over from the sheep fire. so the these will help us connect these dots and get him into. >> the walker fire as well. so we're really focusing on this effort just to keep it out of janesville after a few days, a moderate weather and light winds fire officials worried the warm temperatures and gusty winds. >> are likely to return this week causing more devastation. the live trees that are out there now have a lower fuel moisture. >> then you would when you go to a hardware store or to a lumber yard that has more moisture in it that we're seeing in the actual like vegetation out there. and for don, he comes to watch the fire every night, hoping it's under control soon. that's that's right. worse boylan up. now it's garage. reporting governor newsome, by the way, toured fire damage in the small town of greenville this weekend. >> the governor promised to help them rebuild while also acknowledging the growing threat of wildfires. take a listen. >> but our kids that are breathing toxic air from these climate induced fires. and so we have a deep responsibility to rebuild this community to do

james steele and and a little bleak. there's a lot of dozer lines left over from the sheep fire. so the these will help us connect these dots and get him into. >> the walker fire as well. so we're really focusing on this effort just to keep it out of janesville after a few days, a moderate weather and light winds fire officials worried the warm temperatures and gusty winds. >> are likely to return this week causing more devastation. the live trees that are out there now have a lower fuel moisture. >> then you would when you go to a hardware store or to a lumber yard that has more moisture in it that we're seeing in the actual like vegetation out there. and for don, he comes to watch the fire every night, hoping it's under control soon. that's right. over that right. worse. boiling up. that was sangha reporting. >> it is 9.11. we'll take a quick break. but coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a fire breaks out near a gas station on the peninsula. you see the smoke billowing up into the sky there. we'll have more of this video and explain what happened. plus ballots for governor newsom's recall election already on their way. we'll tell you when to exp

james still and and a little bleak. there's a lot of dozer lines left over from the sheep fire. so the these will help us connect these dots and get him into. >> the walker fire as well. so we're really focusing on this effort just to keep it out of janesville after a few days, a moderate weather and light winds fire officials worried the warm temperatures and gusty winds. >> are likely to return this week causing more devastation. the live trees that are out there now have a lower fuel moisture. >> then you would when you go to a hardware store or to a lumber yard that has more moisture in it that we're seeing in the actual like vegetation out there. and for don, he comes to watch the fire every night, hoping it's under control soon. that's right. over detroit worse. boiling up. was stronger reporting. governor newsom has toured the fire damage at least in the small town of greenville this weekend. >> the governor promised to help them rebuild while acknowledging the growing threat of wildfires. >> but our kids that are breathing toxic air from these climate induced fires. and so we have a deep responsibility to rebuild this community to do more to cont

it started with james nesbitt�*s programme the missing, he was first introduced. mrs walkertogether? yes. good. it is annoying when she is busy and i am busy. if you jump ahead, you get in trouble. is baptiste in the paper, then? no, that is it. ijust wanted to tell you i enjoyed watching it. i have an uplifting story. about an incredible girl aged 1a, katie mccabe, the youngest person to sail around britain and break the record set by a 15—year—old. she landed backin set by a 15—year—old. she landed back in devon on saturday after a 1600 nautical mile anticlockwise voyage. her grandparents are quoted, saying she had never sailed as far as this before and she has been existing on pot noodle, and she has not had much to entertain herself, basically, but an incredible achievement. when she was asked what she was looking forward to, guess what she said. another pot noodle? no, sailing. she wants to do more sailing. it has to be chicken and mushroom pot noodle. all the rest is rubbish. this is a question. the most famous maker of violence. stradivarius. what do you call a collec