but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news and a woman is speaking out tonight after the driver who hit and killed her partner and injured their son will be allowed to walk free. >> greg turnage was kil

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain behind bars with no bail, at least until his preliminary hearing. >> which is set for may 20 seconds at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it is official in a unanimous vote. oakland board of port commissioners have approved a name change for the oakland airport. and san

yeah, jefferson stated. thomas jefferson stated in the treaty of tripoli. 1805, i quote the government of the united states is not in any sense founded the christian religion shouldn't be any more plain and obvious that thank you, mark david hall. well, thank you. i'm first of all, jefferson and the thing to do with the treaty of tripoli. andrew book is full of inaccuracies and falsehoods i reviewed and law and liberty i encourage you to go and read that review. you begin question or statement really with a claim that all sorts of americans are afraid of christian national some. this is somewhat of an empirical question so we can turn to recent pew studies. 2020 to 2024. and these studies find that in. 54% of americans have never heard the phrase christian nationalism. of those who have, well, a total percentage american population, 25% have a negative view of it. and 5% have a positive view of it. so there seem to be precious few christian nationalists, certainly precious self-identified christian nationali

jefferson. right. so say lincoln. lincoln elevates jefferson as the author of the declaration of independence and but for for someone like campbell, what's critical about jefferson is that he is the brilliant advocate of the as campbell sees it, as the kind of on the investigation, and it lists out about 20 different people, authors, presumably the last one is jefferson is that jefferson? and if so, where? where in jefferson does hetarian vision. it's really, really egalitarian, radical vision. it's everything he was always advocating in britain. right. the only difference when comes to the united states is that he cannot cope with the idea that black people can be incorporated into his kind of emancipate, honest, egalitarian vision. and you can see why for him. jefferson. jefferson worked perfectly all right, because jefferson said all men wrote all men are created equal, while enslaving, you know, 200 or have many. it was people in monticello. so that's how he did it that way of time. for one

yeah, jefferson stated. thomas jefferson stated in the treaty of tripoli. 1805, i quote the government of the united states is not in any sense founded the christian religion shouldn't be any more plain and obvious that thank you, mark david hall. well, thank you. i'm first of all, jefferson and the thing to do with the treaty of tripoli. andrew book is full of inaccuracies and falsehoods i reviewed and law and liberty i encourage you to go and read that review. you begin question or statement really with a claim that all sorts of americans are afraid of christian national some. this is somewhat of an empirical question so we can turn to recent pew studies. 2020 to 2024. and these studies find that in. 54% of americans have never heard the phrase christian nationalism. of those who have, well, a total percentage american population, 25% have a negative view of it. and 5% have a positive view of it. so there seem to be precious few christian nationalists, certainly precious self-identified christian nationali

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> santa clara county authorities say they made one of the largest fentanyl seizures ever. they found 13 pounds of the deadly drug inside a san jose home unde

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her.r and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, at least a woman is now speaking out after the driver who hit and killed her partner. the injured person gets to walk free. so great turnage was killed on mother's day in oakland while out on a walk back in 2021, the dr

jefferson cobra alrededor de 200 $ semanales por cada vehículo que renta.sociales, ya sabe lo que tiene que hacer antes de alquilarlo la próxima vez. ser siempre desconfía porque es lo propio. y qué piensas de las personas que están actuando de mala fe y están haciendo esto? me parece que no están aprovechando la oportunidad de estar trabajando honradamente y honestamente. desde san josé soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48 y 3 hombres han sido detenidos por utilizar empresas falsas para estafar a víctimas de la tercera edad en san mateo. es que según la policía, los sospechosos habrían utilizado una licencia de contratista fraudulenta y cobraron de más a las víctimas por trabajos de construcción que no eran necesarios. los oficiales siguen investigando estos delitos y están buscando víctimas adicionales. así que si usted ha tenido cualquier tipo de construcción de techo completado por esta organización o esta dizque empresa state gators roofing siding o techo roofing, contacte al departamento de policía de san mateo y en otras noticias, los presunto

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst. but prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the vote is 4, 0, the item passes. >> it's official. the california public utilities commission approved the plan to allow major utility companies, including pg and e

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the vote is 4, 0, the item passes. >> and with that, you're going to have to pay more pga. the. public utilities commission just voted to allow pg and e to

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her.r and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. it's 8.38. and barts future may depend on a tax measure that you will see on the ballot in 2026, the transit agency is going to be facing. they say a 35 million dollar deficit by 2026. and if this passes. >> the tax would bring

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her.ulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the vote is 4, 0, the item passes. the california public utilities commission approves a plan. >> to allow major utilities, including pg and e 2 imposed a fix charge on your bill and that includes this new flat fee which

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 10 38 and the alameda county health department is facing a shortage of restaurant health inspectors. and that is affecting some fast food restaurants.

but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> trevor shirley in washington, a group of democrats is warning president joe biden that it's time to use executive action to fix the problems on the southern border or

jefferson, seven. kennedy, eight. reagan, nine. i think truman i overrated and reagan is underrated. truman got had no idea how to get us out. he wasn deing with mccarthyism. he gets a lot of credit for bringing an end to world war ii. i think it was a no-brainer. there was no way w were not going to drop the bombs. the best thing that happened to harry truman was dave and mcculloch wrote a biography about him. i'm satisfied with my choice of the eight. closely tied to the c-span pole. guest: the most -- host: the most recent one done in 2021. it is done e time there is a change in administration. it was done in 2021, 2017, 2009. why are those presidents often so widely regarded? guest: i in large part because throughout their presidencies, they abided by rait that cause them to be so successful. for the mostar in all lincoln, who were one and two, the consummate integrity, credibility. all of these presidents were extremely effective communicators. there is a wonderful historical record of each of them. it went about their lives a

thomas jefferson was president, as says, for eight years. during those eight years, he gave two speeches. his two inaugural addresses, because he knew he wasn't a good speaker. his first inaugural address, though, was very important in that his predecessor obviously was john john adams during his presidency when the federalists controlled congress enacted the sedition act, which made it a crime punishable by incarceration for anyone criticize john adams or federalist policy. fortunately, that act expired by its own terms at the end of adams, but jefferson became president in a world where people had been thrown in jail for having conflicting opinions, he knew that this country wasn't going to last long. if we were operating on that basis. and so in his first inaugural address, among his opening words were, look, folks, we are all we are all republicans we are all americans, and we better start acting that way or this isn't going to last. but to your knowing, he wasn't a great, but he was a dazzling in small groups and he knew it. and so his

thomas jefferson was president, as says, for eight years. during those eight years, he gave two speeches. his two inaugural addresses, because he knew he wasn't a good speaker. his first inaugural address, though, was very important in that his predecessor obviously was john john adams during his presidency when the federalists controlled congress enacted the sedition act, which made it a crime punishable by incarceration for anyone criticize john adams or federalist policy. fortunately, that act expired by its own terms at the end of adams, but jefferson became president in a world where people had been thrown in jail for having conflicting opinions, he knew that this country wasn't going to last long. if we were operating on that basis. and so in his first inaugural address, among his opening words were, look, folks, we are all we are all republicans we are all americans, and we better start acting that way or this isn't going to last. but to your knowing, he wasn't a great, but he was a dazzling in small groups and he knew it. and so his

- loved "the jeffersons. - monogrammed shirt, brand new silk tie. - is that a tie? i thought your tongue was hanging out. - "good times" is one of my favorite sitcoms because you could not tell me that these people were not real. - dy-no-mite! - uncle phil! - "fresh prince of bel-air" was groundbreaking for me. it was a different depiction of black life. - argh! - "martin" made me laugh so much. - jerome in the house! - clear! - "black-ish", "insecure". - hey! - so many shows that are on now that are killing it in ratings. - we're living in a golden age of black television, especially when it comes to sitcoms. - we're finally starting to see ourselves represented in the world. (car whooshes past) (water sprays) - hell no! (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - as times change, we're beginning to see this evolution of black television. - this is rochester van jones. he's my butler. - we finally get to see a realistic depiction of ourselves. - issa, what's on fleek? - and the only way that that could be done was by changing the people who were telling the stories. - i don't

thomas jefferson replaced him in paris and jefferson very clear on the fact that he has succeeded rather than replaced ben franklin. because, as jefferson puts it, no one could possibly replace him. and it's really jefferson who begins to craft a foreign policy for a new nation. so in way that is the launching part, i would say, for for the department of state. your book, the great improvization, is being turned into a miniseries. tell us about it. it's an eight part apple series. it will air, i believe, beginning around april in the role of ben franklin. is douglas looking more like franklin than ben franklin? and it was filmed in precise sally, those hallways down, which ben franklin himself walked complaining the cold marble floors for all of those years that he was weekly paying visits to versailles to see louis the 16th to finesse the aid for the war. so it was really filmed exactly where it where it all happened. everyone in the series who was french in real life, all the the entire french cast is played by french actors and the americans, americans. so it's an extraordinary bond b

jefferson cobra alrededor de 200 $ semanales por cada vehículo que renta.a vez. ser siempre desconfiado porque es lo propio. y qué piensas de las personas que están actuando de mala fe y están haciendo esto? me parece que no están aprovechando la oportunidad de estar trabajando honradamente y honestamente. desde san josé soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48 y el pasado fin de semana la patrulla de caminos de california fue notificada acerca de un coche involucrado en un par de choques. esto fue en la carretera 1. el conductor fue localizado a un lado de la carretera cerca de la avenida park en santa cruz. un oficial llevó a cabo una prueba de sobriedad. determinaron que el chofer conducía bajo la influencia de drogas. el sospechoso fue arrestado en el momento y por décadas. la feria del condado de contra costa se ha caracterizado por tener un ambiente familiar. pero este año, debido a una serie de peleas que se desataron entre adolescentes el año pasado, los organizadores han optado una nueva política. cualquier persona menor de 18 años tendrá que ir

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jefferson was awarded the pulitzer prize for criticism in 1995.fferson and is the author of on michael jackson, as well as two memoirs constructing nervous system and negroland, which 2016 won the national book critics circle award for autobiography and was shortlisted for the gifford prizeor nonfiction. her work regularly in numerous publications harper's vogue, the nation and the guardian. she teaches writing columbia university. jefferson has long had an interest in jazz and appeared in ken burns's ten part documentary film entitled jazz. please welcome. margo jefferson. thank you very much. are these david indee may not malvasia. okay. well, i very proud to be in this company and i hired several of the quote i was going to read. i am already being done because i are i okay. i am very proud to be in this company. several of the passages i was going to read have already read and claimed not to mention. no, it's fine. not to mention the perspective of both mr. and mr. margolick. so i going to focus ipart on it's historical. it's place in the evol

yeah, jefferson stated. thomas jefferson stated in the treaty of tripoli. 1805, i quote the government of the united states is not in any sense founded the christian religion shouldn't be any more plain and obvious that thank you, mark david hall. well, thank you. i'm first of all, jefferson and the thing to do with the treaty of tripoli. andrew book is full of inaccuracies and falsehoods i reviewed and law and liberty i encourage you to go and read that review. you begin question or statement really with a claim that all sorts of americans are afraid of christian national some. this is somewhat of an empirical question so we can turn to recent pew studies. 2020 to 2024. and these studies find that in. 54% of americans have never heard the phrase christian nationalism. of those who have, well, a total percentage american population, 25% have a negative view of it. and 5% have a positive view of it. so there seem to be precious few christian nationalists, certainly precious self-identified christian nationali

this is rodney jefferson making his first court appearance today.ameras were not allowed to show his face. jefferson is charged with 2 counts of leaving the scene of an accident. reckless driving with great bodily injury, invading officer and driving on a suspended license. authorities say a tuesday morning this all started with him hitting one person while doing donuts on market and jones and then he led police on a chase across town during that pursuit. prosecutors say that jefferson hit a 14 year-old girl who was in a crosswalk right outside of francisco middle school. the student is going to survive but does have a broken ankle and a dislocated shoulder and also bruising to the head so pretty badly injured. the judge called what happened egregious and said that releasing him on bail was a clear risk to public safety. so as a result, no bail was set at jefferson will remain behind bars until at least his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. let's talk about that warm weather. we're looking outside here at the embarcadero. us what we like to look outs

this week's jefferson award in the bay area will go to sheila gambledort. it took her five years to get their approval to install this at the beach. she saw a boy from out of town throw a rock and broke its wing and had to be euthanized. the artwork funded by grants is a chance to encourage environmental stewardship. >> wow, what a mission. i can't get over how beautiful the school looks. >> you really feel like you're looking in the ocean. >> it looks like a museum. >> yeah, they could maybe. that's an idea for next year. >> there you go. always thinking, ryan yamamoto. >> yes, you are. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> up next, tag along with the legal task force. operation aimed to keeping legal dispensaries in business. >>> our focus is on organized crime. the more significant violations associated with the market. >> long before brown verses the board of education. an important battle over the school's segregation played out right here in

sharon chin introduces us to this week jefferson award winner >>>>26.ibrant flowers that filled tim ryan's mill valley backyard. don't need water. they're rooted in community spirit. >>>>it's just joy. it's simply just joy. that's why i do it. >ryan>tries to create joy and healing through his public art. >>>>you know, i got the 2 nails >ryan>during covid. he wanted to unite people in an uplifting project they could do while socially distanced, >>>>easy to find darkness if you look for it, and i'm trying to just be that good in the world that i want to see the of the heart. >ryan>metal rings from wine barrels and bent them into heart shapes. then he left 8 hearts outside his home with a note attached. to give them away to folks who are struggling. >>>>view. >>people snatched up the hearts one woman came back >>>>and she said i want to. you know, i didn't give it away. my dog had died that morning when i found the heart and i have kept it. and i look at it every day and i thought, well, i got to make more >ryan>more middle brings to shape more art and tou

they introduce us to this jefferson bay area award winner. >> reporter: she admires different resorts hanging from the ceiling. created from cardboard, in an ocean shore school in pacifica. >> i love it. >> reporter: this feels like magic during an intense, two week program, called ocean 411, that brings the ocean to life, along the entire campus. sheila, helping organize the fundraiser for ocean 411 for three decades. first as an artist and -- and third grade teacher, now as a retirement volunteer. >> reporter: correlating with faculty and parents to make the annual topic as real as possible for students. this year's theme, prehistoric sea. >> this is their world. i just a couple of bulletin boards of this or that. they are immersed in prehistoric sea. >> reporter: each year, ocean 411 teaches kindergarten through eighth grade students about ocean conservation and beach safety. seventh and eighth graders will lead activities on the beach that reinforce what they learn in class. >> we did papier-mache balloons. >> reporter: this spring, this third-grader discovered how she could prote

. >> sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner who makes his living spaces feellike home. >> reporter: carolyn flannery helps a young adult unlock a new start in life by decorating that person's one-bedroom studio with love. >> we try to make it as homie and as pretty as possible. did you get shower hooks? >> reporter: carolyn and her volunteers are furnishing two units of an apartment building in novato. it's at the marin foster care association purchased. the people who will move in need a place of their own. carolyn knows they have been through a lot in foster care. >> you're placed in a home where everybody is a stranger. it is just a very difficult time and it is very confusing. do you want to work on the bathroom with that stuff? >> reporter: carolyn felt so deeply for the young people, she gave up her interior design business in 2020 to start the non-profit, make it home. she began by furnishing homes for people 18 to 21 who aged out of foster care. >> i want them to know that somebody cared enough to put this space together for them. i want them to feel s

not just jefferson and virginia but a preacher from massachusetts complaining about harvard. i am not allowed, i don't benefit from it and denies me equal citizenship in a very real way. it's not surprising it comes up again post civil war insofar as other elements about national university, easily glossed over it in early founding era, deeply entrenched, it's the new englanders in the 1812 war, may be we should secede and join britain. that's an active problem. after the civil war you get the last serious advocates of it, presidents grant and garfield and they do attach it. the religious question, it's partly about equal citizenship. >> in the front, you can get ready to go to paul after that. >> i loved your talk very much and i had a thought experiment as i was listening to you and robert and so the founders wanted to do this nationally and it petered away, didn't quite come to fruition. if you could raise it from the dead, and ask them danielle's question, things have gone a little differently than you once thought were starting from scratch now. is it time to do a nation

it's harking back to jefferson's first inaugural have a right toe same civil rights. i think we don't agree on religion we have to agree on political creed and some of this columbia stuff what about people think it's nonsense. if columbia were a state school would they be obliged to do things differently? cook's first all those 1919. if you go through the syllabus of 1919 to is going to be online. you will say the way this outline is done it is truly a a liberal course. pro and con on every issue so students can debate in class. columbia 1919 there would have been interesting conversations in the seminar rooms. >> in terms of the founding generation think about education generally specially would not be sufficient and places what is it religion could not contribute in important ways? jefferson pointed his alma mater all the board members have to be episcopalian when they prescribe to the 39 articles of faith with that orthodoxy is not that it's others in the state were all being taxed sought jefferson the baptist preacher from massachusetts is complaining about harvar