i want to thank john thomas and our project manager, johnny farm, harlin kelly and his team from theuc and mr. maguire and, of course, our contractor, who was out here everyday making sure that we got this job done. and now, the person who helps to make all of these projects happen, the person who makes our neighborhoods better for everyone, the person looking out for the future of san francisco, without future delay, let me introduce our mayor, london breed. [cheers and applause] >> it's so good to be back. i remember when we first set on the path to do this project for this neighborhood, andrea, i just noticed you were over there and it's great to see you and martha and so many folks from the community. you all did the work because you wanted something better for this community. we have kids everywhere and these kids from stepping stone preschool are joining us today. and you'll get your snacks in just a minute, so don't worry. [cheers and applause] >> we have kids, we have families, seniors, people who, basically, love this community and so many amazing restaurants, so many amazin

broadcasting live from our studios in moscow international i'm john thomas glad to have you with us our day deadly stabbing at a paris police station is now being investigated as an act of terrorism according to prosecutors the man who killed 4 colleagues on thursday was linked to islamic extremist networks earlier my colleague union o'neal discussed the story with our trees down quarter. yes you what the investigation has revealed the perpetrator was in contact with several individuals likely to belong to the salafist an islamist movements in addition testimony indicates that he did hear to a radical vision of islam this knife attack was a catastrophe that shook paris to its core the assailant was a 45 year old michael harp and who had worked at a police station for 15 years and all that time the police who are tasked with preventing such attacks had no suspicions that harping would kill 4 of his colleagues with a knife he smuggled in. i . what exactly are the authorities actually saying about the attackers motives well antiterrorism prosecutors are currently handling this case and the

and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now in the u.k. a christian doctor who was sacked after refusing to use female pronouns when discussing a transgender woman has lost his legal fight against his former employers in an interview with dr david mack or if explained why he refused to back down in the dispute. as i'm a christian i would consider the dishonest you know. deeply affected my christian or a lot. of the doctor it's quite simply unscientific. unproven and therefore a good conscience. that i would never refuse to treat any patient that whatever. they are they come from the question here is whether i can be forced to do something and say something which goes deep the it's my functions. and then we put it in. and then what the but i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do or do you shadi a edwards daschle has more on the story. well you're probably familiar with pronouns such as he or she and them and respecting them is especially important for the transgender com

corner broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us my north korean negotiators have arrived in sweden to resume nuclear talks within the u.s. it comes just a few days after pyongyang said it had successfully tested a sea launched missile sparking condemnation from washington the search area had a call with japanese minister defense kono where they discussed north korea they both agree that the north korea tests are unnecessarily provocative and do not set the stage for diplomacy and that north korea should cease these tests north korea says a missile is capable of being launched from a submarine some analysts are calling it the most significant test since the country began talks with washington last year in 2018 and just a few hours later the u.s. fired an intercontinental ballistic missile over the pacific saying the test was for national security purposes mop and takes a closer look at the claim. north korea and the united states are headed back to the negotiating table this weekend says president

broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is international and john thomas certainly glad i don't have. a turkey has carried out air and artillery strikes in northeast syria this according to local media reports now this allows threats from launch a large scale offensive against kurdish forces and it comes right after the u.s. withdrew its troops from the area effectively pulling its support for its kurdish allies donald trump says he's already discussed of the turkish operation with the country's president. so i've told president i want to help he's going to treat everybody with great respect you have to understand they've been fighting various of the people we were working with turkey has been fighting them for many years somebody said hundreds of years you had just mentioned to me yesterday 200 years maybe more. at some point we have to bring our people back home and that's what we're doing multiple reports of said that turkey has launched strikes as well as artillery barges against s.d.f. positions predominantly the s.d.f. is syrian kurds and turkey views the movement the terr

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our broadcasting live direct more studios moscow this is r t international and john thomas certainly good to have you with us and direct more studios in moscow this is our international incheon thomas certainly glad to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories. finally how as we recap the week's top stories. finally home a russian national and gun rights advocate maria returned here to moscow on saturday russian national and gun rights advocate maria returned here to moscow on saturday she had spent over a year behind bars in the u.s. after months in solitary confinement she had spent over a year behind bars in the u.s. after months in solitary confinement she pleaded guilty and was jailed for conspiring to act as an unregistered foreign lobby i meant she pleaded guilty and was jailed for conspiring to act as an unregistered foreign lobbyist our family was at the airport to welcome her back here is what maria had to say it's her family was at the airport to welcome her back here is what maria had to say upon touching down on home soil. so she got the step up on touching dow

speakers include the former chief of naval operations, john richardson, thomas wiley, and u.s. senator jeanne shaheen. ♪ >> will the guests please rise for the national anthem and remain standing through the invocation. advance the colors. [national anthem plays] >> retire the colors. >> the chaplain will now offer the invocation. >> would you bow with me in prayer? eternal god, we gather here on this sacred ground to pause, reflect, and remember the 129 crewmembers of the united states ship thresher. they served their country in the height of the cold war and were fully prepared to do whatever called upon to defend our nation, be it above or below the seas. the tragic loss felt on that april day of 1963 still stings our hearts, but we are also thankful that out of this tragedy much good has come. through the establishment of the sub safe program, our nation has the safest submarine force in history. this assurance of safety has been secured by those who had given their lives while on board the thresher. we thank you for those who have gathered here today who worked tirelessly

former national security adviser could testify at the impeachment inquiry has been revealed john bolton described thomas personal lawyer rudy giuliani as quote a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up in relation to his alleged black channel activities in ukraine john bolton i get along well with him some people didn't some people didn't like john bolton i actually got along with him pretty well. it just didn't work out i don't know that he got along with rudy giuliani rudy giuliani who are seeking out corruption and what happens mostly in the 26th election because there was tremendous corruption in the 26000 election i think even you would admit that the election was it was disgraceful what happened and what happened to me and what happened to the republicans and that continues with then see pelosi and wish if adam schiff got caught making up statements that he said i said that i didn't say which is fraud i mean disputed purely fraudulent so it continues. at least $35.00 foreigners have been killed in saudi arabia after their bus collided with an excavator the saudi media says the passengers wer

this post crisis thomas cook well so you actually is this new couple that's actually bought thomas cook said john and irene hayes they built his business from the ground up and i thought you some it was rather touchy they they were saying that the employees they bought back which is 597 those employees many of them have been in tears as as irene hayes is quoted as saying they've been cuddling up i mean they've taken these people who actually turning to food stamps because they've been laid off they're taking them they're employing them what's new daniel is that they very much look at this the web as their friend they're kind of a they're actually an elderly couple they're in their seventy's but they're very hip they have managed to stuff their business with a very good managers that get this world today and so these package holidays that really offer like a sort of a social economic a lower socio economic band in the u.k. those package policies are going to remain because i'll be taken over by the hays company and they'll be taken over and then i think they're going to employ another 2500 employe

john, there's a serious side to this. if thomas is correct, you know, scares like that could possibly trigger issues that are similar to big market sell offs or dare i say crashes. we were just showing video of the 1929 crash 90 years ago today. it's something that people do not want to remember, but at their peril, they should. do you see foresee anything like that happening? >> yeah, liz, you know, traders like transparency. they like information. they like knowing that something is priced into the market. so if something goes the complete opposite way, clearly that's going to cause a lot of fluctuations and volatility in the markets. do i think that follows through for multiple sessions? i don't. tom's outlook is right as far as why the fed should not cut rates, but phil is also right, this would put the fed in such a bad position that they somewhat predicted this blueprint all along, getting us down the story line and we're getting close to the end of the book, if they deviate from there, it will shake things all across. across

john lewis. [applause] have strong: and we yesterdaytion bringing so many senators together. [applause] pelosi: bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? said, his namey meant, "god is my lord." as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah who might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. [applause] pelosi: he made a seat at , for new for children members of congress so he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. personally lived the american dream and wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence, many seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name? how blessed are we all to know him, to benefit from his friendship and his leadership? elijah was a proud man. proud of his heritage. proud of baltimore. [applause] nancy pelosi: and proud of america. he always appealed to our better angels and to the promise of america of calling us to live up to our principles and for a higher purpose. , all the words th

as far as political rhetoric goes, thomas jefferson and john adams called each other pretty nasty thingsrg's speech was very important. he came out against censorship. we have to understand, there are a lot of people on the left who think some conservative ideas are morally unacceptable and should be suppressed. that's what's happening on campuses for the last four or five years to a lot of professors including liberal professors. so mark zuckerberg making clear his position on this i think was a big stie step. paul: when we come back, kim strassel on her new book and the he potential long-term damage to american institutions and norms fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 g

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garvin thomas is here with his story in tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: john preston is loading his pack for a training hike. the iraq war veteran doesn't care what's in it, just what it needs to weigh, 48.5 pounds or 22 kilograms. 22 being a number that has driven this marine's life for much of the past decade. >> the daily veteran suicide rate. yeah. it's how many are taking their lives every day. >> reporter: what john has in mind is a hike from palo alto to san diego, covering 22 miles a day, carrying those 22 kilos on his back the entire way. >> i think with the whole hike in general i'm saying i'll carry the weight, you know, just keep walking. that's the whole concept. let's just keep walking and i promise you the road ahead can be better if you let it be better, if you allow your mind to see better things. >> reporter: this hike is not john's first step into veteran advocacy. ♪ ♪ the palo alto firefighter is also a successful musician. ♪ ♪ >> some of john's songs have even made it on to the billboard charts. all of them carry's message of understanding and hope to vetera

you have philosophers, french and english, thomas hobbes, john locke, writing stay treatises of thatnment, published 1689, begins to crystallize ideas. perhaps john locke more than anyone else talks about the idea that men have natural rights, the right to life, freedom and labor. he is writing about an industrial english state shifting to a wage labor system, laborers being able to sell their labor in a market. based on theiras equal subjectivity to a common denominator. that common denominator was god. in that religious context, my relationship was god was equal to yours, which means you and i are equal in our relationship to god, that is always framed by a relative concept. christianity, as we know, looking at the survey of world religions at that time, is a relative concept. if you are outside the christian world, the scope of that god, you are not necessarily equal. that notion of equality was bound by the christian world. people in the islamic world where outside that scope, recognized as infidels. the islamic world was powerful. you don't see christian states having the capacity or

as far as political rhetoric goes, thomas jefferson and john adams called each other pretty nasty things >> i think mark zuckerberg's speech was very important. he came out against censorship. we have to understand, there are a lot of people on the left who think some conservative ideas are morally unacceptable and should be suppressed. that's what's happening on campuses for the last four or five years to a lot of professors including liberal professors. so mark zuckerberg making clear his position on this i think was a big stie step. paul: when we come back, kim strassel on her new book and the he potential long-term damage to american institutions and norms from the trump resistance. i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be coughing up the cash for this. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me-ow. so gethere, hello! startstte

through what somebody like theodore roosevelt is saying, and what somebody like john dickinson is saying, somebody like thomas jefferson is saying. where are these mixes of factors figuring in to their view of what they think they are trying to create in the u.s. during this period? >> i see how these three axes are used in terms of the three groups you are talking about, empire, native peoples and settlers. but if we look at just one of them, settler colonists, couldn't this also be their narrative, in the sense that every history book i have read that doesn't take into consideration what we are taking in this class, our story is independence to conquest, 1776-1890. so instead of it being a spectrum, it is just a continuous line. not continuous, but certainly line.ective daniel: independence and conquest always go together. it is not from independence to conquest. the definition of independence for settler colonists is conquest. >> i agree and i think history books have celebrated that, because we say fantastic, 1776, we kicked out the british and we achieved independence. and by 1890, we conquered the west.

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theodore roosevelt is saying and to think through what someone like john dickinson is saying, and through something like what thomas jefferson is saying. like where are these factors figuring in to the view of what they're trying to create in the u.s. in this period? yes. >> i see how these three axes are used in terms of the three groups we are talking about. but this is -- if we look at just one of them, let's say settler colonists couldn't this , also be their narrative in the sense that, you know, every history book that i've read it that does not take this kind of takingration that we are in this class, you know, our independence to conquest. so instead of being a spectrum, .t is just a continuous line certainly, a connected line. daniel: my point would be that independence and conquest always go together. it is that the definition of independence for settler colonists is conquest. >> i would agree. and i think our history books have celebrated that because we say, fantastic, 1776, we kicked out the british and we achieved independence and by 1890 we've conquered the west. daniel: two ways of complicating that

garvin thomas is here with his story in tonight's bay area proud. >> we've been following john preston years and shared how he uses music to reach out to other vets and overcome the loss of his own brother and now how he's using his feet to amplify his voice. >> reporter: john preston is loading his pack for a training hike. the iraq war veteran doesn't care what is in it, just what it needs to weigh. 48 1/2 pounds or 22 kilograms. 22 being a number that has driven this marine's life for much of the past decade, the daily veteran suicide rate. it is how many are taking their lives every day. >> reporter: what john has in s a hike from palo alto to san diego. covering 22 miles a day, carrying those 22 kilos on his back the entire way. >> i think with the whole hike in general, i'm saying i'll carry the weight. just keep walking. that is the whole concept. is just keep walking. and i see the road ahead that could be bet fer you let it be better and allow your mind to see better things. >> reporter: this hike is not john's first step in veteran advocacy. the palo alto firefighter is also

john lewis. and we have strong representation from the united states senate and a bipartisan way astray and today also led by holland bring so monday things to us today. compact [applause]. bishop thomas, how brilliant if it wasn't of elisha his parents to name him elijah. is a senate and secretary said, god is my lord is we know from the old testament, there is a traditionally missing at the the table for elijah. he might show up. he always mayday seat at the table for others. [applause] he mayday seat at the table for children for an education, for members of congress so that he could mentor them. for all who wanted to be part of the american dream, elijah himself personally lived the american dream and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity. hence monday seats at the table. how fortunate for our country that his parents also taught him to live up to his name. how blessed are we all to know him and to benefit from his friendship and his leadership. elijah was a proud man. proud of his heritage and product baltimore [laughter] [applause] and proud of america. he always appealed to our better angels. and to the promised america of calling us to live up to our principles and

military as it fights the kurds in syria or john going along later unlike the post then issued statements denying any support. that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for the. call concerning the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge clicks on the phone while its 250th birthday were remarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . they're explorers entrepreneurs and musical allies they are the dawn should come a fellow many bremen since 2004 together with their estonian conductor pavel you have they've played their way to the top of the musical world and set standards with their performances of the complete beethoven symphonies then came the symphonies of robert schumann and now the false infamy is of your highness brahms. a school on the outskirts of the city of bremen this is where become a phenomenally has its rehearsal spaces is where they work on and study the brahms symphonies music which has been poured over and played many times down the years. and i am going to suggest that this figure. could start one little less yom. here and a little little bit more dog differen

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>> in 1914, thomas edison and his wife nina invited ford and john burrows who was a close friend of henrye visit the at their estate and fort myers during the winter. sometime in january, a lot of wealthy americans would go self but fort myers was a wild place and more sophisticated place east of florida. burrows being a naturalist and ford loved apology and always want to learn more things. the idea that they would come ahead and take a cartridge into the everglades and there would be lots of exotic plants and animal life and will have an adventure. there was pointed out to them that there wasn't really any roads there and it's dangerous and there was alligators and people could die but they knew better. the trip lasted a day and a half and there was a monsoon and there were snakes and there were alligators and they fled. but they like the idea and so it came about that they would take a trip once a year if they could but with a little better planning so disaster would be -- >> here's the inclusion of boroughs who is a very famous last name of fire stone. with the boroughs and the nation

thomas, bbc news, purfleet. investigations are now turning to china and the challenge to identify the victims. correspondent, john authorities tell us they are still trying to gather information. for now, we know nothing about who these people were or where exactly in china they came from. there is a profound sense of shock being expressed on social media that something like this could have happened again. in previous incidents, the 58 people found dead in the back of a lorry in dover back in 2000, for example, or the 21 chinese people who drowned off morecombe in 2004, in those cases, they were brought to the uk by the snake head gangs, a notorious chinese criminal underworld that runs these people smuggling operations. what is interesting is that in recent years, demand was thought to have been falling away, the chinese economy today provides far more opportunities than it used to and even for those who still look for work in the black market economies overseas, today, flights and visas and passports are far more easy to come by. we will need to wait for more information but what this dreadful discovery in esse

and today in the bay's garvin thomas has his story in this morning's "bay area proud". >> we've been following john preston's story for close to five years. we shared how he uses his music to reach out to other vets. how he had to overcome the loss of his own brother, and now, how he is using his feet to amplify his voice. >> john preston is loading his pack for a training hike. the iraq war veteran doesn't care what's in it, just what it needs to weigh. 48 1/2 pounds. or 22 kilograms. 22, being a number that has driven this marine's life for much of the past decade. >> the daily veteran suicide rate, it's how many taking their lives every day. >> what john has in mind is a hike from palo alto, to san diego. covering 22 miles a day. carrying those 22 kilos on his back. the entire way. >> i think with the whole hike in general, i'm saying i'll carry the weight, you know. just keep walking. that's the whole concept. is just keep walking. and i finally see the road ahead can be better if you let it be better, if you allow your mind to see better things. >> this hike is not john's first step into veter

john also. i know that they are doing work here and supporting the community. saida is here from hope s.f. all of these are partners. principal thomas we want to start the process. if you are serious and ready, united has a plan. we're working with them to get folks through that. i see the collective team and others. there are lots of people here. i would say you start with knocking on harold's door, making sure he's got your name and number and he's connected. he's got all the stuff. we do have the app. you have to go to opps.org and that's where you register. we can get you all of that. harold is going to make sure you don't get lost in any of the process. the united process is a very specific process. anybody who's ever had to go through security at the airport, it's 20 times harder to get a job at the airport. we want to get you ready for that. we will help you. i think we have to start now for you to have a job in three months at the airport. let's get it started. i'm here today. cathy and amelia. oppsforall.org is where you go. thank you. [ applause ]. >> go back to class. [ laughter ] >> 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. cut. >> we are here to

our second president john adams said liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people. president,or as thomas jefferson, said life and liberty go together. -- light and liberty go together. one reason the center was established is to inspire citizens of all ages. we do that every day through tours and public programs and educational programs. one of our contributions to achieving the civic education goals is our partnership with the we the people program. we are delighted to share lessons on the role of congress and our constitutional system with students from the washington dc area. our education team supports this partnership, but i want to give special thanks to the education program manager, larin -- lauren. --ren [applause] established the program that gives students an idea of what it is like to be a member of congress. we try to stay current with our programming and are always updating a developing and doing our part to strengthen the we the people program. thank you to lauren and the education team. we appreciate you. it is exciting to think we the people will be accessible to student