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and one sees people around yeah, around louis schaefer yeah, and especially to be a especially it's hard of violence kid. there's lots of violence anyway, is this youth anyway, this is this youth endowment fund, which i don't even it's part even know, you know, it's part of or something, of the government or something, or from of the government or something, or government from of the government or something, or government and from of the government or something, or government and they from of the government or something, or government and they that the government and they say that uk is should be, you uk teenagers is should be, you should pay more attention to them and you shouldn't put them through policing. and it also says, nick, that we should if youths are have committed violence, then we should put them on special mentoring programs. >> yeah. so we should reward violent youths. yes, they need mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's . i mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's. i know. mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's . i know. what do you do it's. i know. what do you do about it? i me

and one sees people around yeah, around louis schaefer yeah, and especially to be a especially it's hardf violence kid. there's lots of violence anyway, is this youth anyway, this is this youth endowment fund, which i don't even it's part even know, you know, it's part of or something, of the government or something, or from of the government or something, or government from of the government or something, or government and from of the government or something, or government and they from of the government or something, or government and they that the government and they say that uk is should be, you uk teenagers is should be, you should pay more attention to them and you shouldn't put them through policing. and it also says, nick, that we should if youths are have committed violence, then we should put them on special mentoring programs. >> yeah. so we should reward violent youths. yes, they need mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's . i mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's. i know. mentors like yoda. yeah. it's a it's . i know. what do you do it's. i know. what do you do about it? i mean

louis. it could be you. yeah yeah.yone who undermines the country's institutions and values. institutions and its values. which be mean, that which to be fair, i mean, that is really broad. well, is really, really broad. well, we just did it. >> we undermined the police >> we just undermined the police and the crown prosecution service . but i and the crown prosecution service. but i think it was valid. i kind of worried that, you that could be i mean, you know, that could be i mean, that could be taken as extremism. >> yeah , well, that's it isn't >> yeah, well, that's it isn't it? you've that's it. so the challenge is that we have with multiculturalism and all these different views is that of course we want to have all the different i most of different views. i mean, most of them, everything louis them, maybe not everything louis says. but so says. i don't know. but yeah, so it's getting broader. i mean, that's a that's a really broad definition, isn't it? there's so many and then there's many things and then there's

louis. it could be you. yeah yeah.yone who undermines the country's institutions and values. institutions and its values. which be mean, that which to be fair, i mean, that is really broad. well, is really, really broad. well, we just did it. >> we undermined the police >> we just undermined the police and the crown prosecution service . but i and the crown prosecution service. but i think it was valid. i kind of worried that, you that could be i mean, you know, that could be i mean, that could be taken as extremism. >> yeah , well, that's it isn't >> yeah, well, that's it isn't it? you've that's it. so the challenge is that we have with multiculturalism and all these different views is that of course we want to have all the different i most of different views. i mean, most of them, everything louis them, maybe not everything louis says. but so says. i don't know. but yeah, so it's getting broader. i mean, that's a that's a really broad definition, isn't it? there's so many and then there's many things and then there's

louis >> yeah, that's right. we saw multiple changes. sidewalks are now clean.eople can walk without stepping on merchandise. but we also found this secured city tags a sign of stolen items. it's been 24 hours since the 90 day street ban on san francisco's mission street went into effect. and according to this vendor, what you see will depend on the time of day. >> there was a lot of activity, people selling, buying, and there was inspectors on the side doing nothing. >> last week, rodrigo lopez was selling on 24th street. now he's documented. >> we feel very disappointed, this disturbed vendors. we are not selling right here, right now on the street. but all the vendors, they are on the street. so we want we demand more actions from the city. >> at 8:40 a.m, rodrigo says he captured people pulling merchandise out of suitcases and selling them on the sidewalks. when we showed up several hours later, 24th street was clean. no vendors in sight and public works inspectors began to show up with sfpd. it turns out when rodrigo shot these, it was before inspectors beg

. >> so i think, yeah, he >> louis so i think, yeah, he was discreet. >> louis so i think, yeah, he wasbutcreet. >> louis so i think, yeah, he wasbut discipeople have pointed >> but some people have pointed out for every £1 you gain in national it's offset national insurance, it's offset by lose on income tax by £4. we'll lose on income tax thresholds which have been frozen 2028, is called frozen to 2028, which is called fiscal drag. 4 million more people will be dragged into paying people will be dragged into paying income tax and 3 million more people will be dragged into the higher rate of tax. yes. >> so but of course, this isn't about what's good. >> liam halligan it was all just memorised. >> i mean, it was it was it was very impressive. nick, i've got more. but really, this is an altruist pick. this isn't about helping individual and helping individual people and families struggling families and their struggling circumstances. it is largely about growth. the about developing growth. and the idea according to the idea here is, according to the chancellor, view a chancellor, his view

. >> so i think, yeah, he >> louis so i think, yeah, he was discreet. >> louis so i think, yeah, he wasbutcreet. >> louis so i think, yeah, he wasbut discipeople have pointed >> but some people have pointed out for every £1 you gain in national it's offset national insurance, it's offset by lose on income tax by £4. we'll lose on income tax thresholds which have been frozen 2028, is called frozen to 2028, which is called fiscal drag. 4 million more people will be dragged into paying people will be dragged into paying income tax and 3 million more people will be dragged into the higher rate of tax. yes. >> so but of course, this isn't about what's good. >> liam halligan it was all just memorised. >> i mean, it was it was it was very impressive. nick, i've got more. but really, this is an altruist pick. this isn't about helping individual and helping individual people and families struggling families and their struggling circumstances. it is largely about growth. the about developing growth. and the idea according to the idea here is, according to the chancellor, view a chancellor, his view

louis. yeah pregnant. well, yeah, exactly like the exactly. this could be like the perfect invention here. >> yeah, that's exactly right. this love. this this is the death of love. this is . no, they want families is. no, they don't want families to be happy. so what they've doneis to be happy. so what they've done is they've made women have riskier , more promiscuous riskier, more promiscuous behaviour and which which maybe makes them happy in the short run to ground. >> okay. >> okay. >> and nobody kids. >> and nobody has kids. >> and nobody has kids. >> very much. we >> thank you very much. there we go. a wonderful way to go. what a wonderful way to finish. show the show is nearly oven finish. show the show is nearly over. another quick over. let's take another quick look pages. we look at monday's front pages. we have and have the guardian mould and squalid crisis squalid housing make nhs crisis worse. the mirror have you no shame or the times arrest anti—semitic yobs now sunak will tell met

louis. yeaht. well, yeah, exactly like the exactly. this could be like the perfect invention here. >> yeah, that's exactly right. this love. this this is the death of love. this is . no, they want families is. no, they don't want families to be happy. so what they've doneis to be happy. so what they've done is they've made women have riskier , more promiscuous riskier, more promiscuous behaviour and which which maybe makes them happy in the short run to ground. >> okay. >> okay. >> and nobody kids. >> and nobody has kids. >> and nobody has kids. >> very much. we >> thank you very much. there we go. a wonderful way to go. what a wonderful way to finish. show the show is nearly oven finish. show the show is nearly over. another quick over. let's take another quick look pages. we look at monday's front pages. we have and have the guardian mould and squalid crisis squalid housing make nhs crisis worse. the mirror have you no shame or the times arrest anti—semitic yobs now sunak will tell met daily ma

louis yeah. >> nestle, is don't know. >> nestle, this is i don't know. i'm new this country.ere 23 years. and don't immigration don't ask about my immigration status who now status and, and nestle, who now owns was a candy owns caramac, which was a candy bar which i never heard of. it's iconic. >> louis so you should have heard of it. i never heard of it. so obviously they've scrapping caramac, they're scrapping. they replacing it scrapping. are they replacing it with something else, with some other causing . other bit of diabetes causing. gosh, i've never tried a karamat so don't say it's iconic . so don't say it's iconic. >> you've never even had. >> you've never even had. >> it's iconic to some people. >> it's iconic to some people. >> some people like it. so it's iconic to them. i mean, it's not like a whisper bar, which is iconic to me. >> i hated it because it's not a chocolate. it fools you into thinking get thinking you're about to get a chocolate bar. no chocolate chocolate bar. and no chocolate in there at all. what is it? caramel flavoured. in there at all. what is

louis yeah. >> nestle, is don't know. >> nestle, this is i don't know. i'm new this country.ere 23 years. and don't immigration don't ask about my immigration status who now status and, and nestle, who now owns was a candy owns caramac, which was a candy bar which i never heard of. it's iconic. >> louis so you should have heard of it. i never heard of it. so obviously they've scrapping caramac, they're scrapping. they replacing it scrapping. are they replacing it with something else, with some other causing . other bit of diabetes causing. gosh, i've never tried a karamat so don't say it's iconic . so don't say it's iconic. >> you've never even had. >> you've never even had. >> it's iconic to some people. >> it's iconic to some people. >> some people like it. so it's iconic to them. i mean, it's not like a whisper bar, which is iconic to me. >> i hated it because it's not a chocolate. it fools you into thinking get thinking you're about to get a chocolate bar. no chocolate chocolate bar. and no chocolate in there at all. what is it? caramel flavoured. in there at all. what is

>> yeah. louis vuitton has just released its illusion high boots. here they are. it is designed to look like a bear leg wearing black pumps and white socks. >> this reminds me of those t shirts you get at the beach that give you a six pack or a tuxedo. all right. the hand-painted calf leather boots come in. both ankle and knee high lengths. oh, great. in two skin tones. and they can be yours for just under $2,470. >> are they boots or are they cake? are we sure are. >> good question. that's a good show. >> i do like that show. boots are cake. >> when do these come in handy? where do you wear these? i'll show you when you guys get me a pair. >> yeah. >> just $2,470. >> that's it. i'll put in a dollar. i got the rest. yeah i think so. >> all right, next we. while you're pretending to wear boots, you can also pretend to be walking around with a giant bite mark. wait >> what? >> a man in denmark had his girlfriend bite him on the arm to leave an imprint. and a tattoo artist then did the rest. immortalizing that bite in permanent ink. >> one quick note. doctors caution

well, louis. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he won't eat any grains at all. no, that's right. that going don't eat that you're going to get could have dementia. >> would explain a lot. >> well, it would explain a lot. >> well, it would explain a lot. >> that's i'm speaking >> that's what i'm speaking of, louis, always shells louis, because he always shells his calendar. to shell his calendar. i'm going to shell my show, the my show. watch my show, the saturday down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i love down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i love thatvn p.m. saturday. >> you had to think about what saturday. >> title1ad to think about what saturday. >> title was.) think about what saturday. >> title was. yeah.( about what saturday. >> title was. yeah.( ab(well,|at the title was. yeah. so? well, to it's the first show, to be fair, it's the first show, so it's still better. >> yeah. and follow me on twitter get from twitter to see me get abuse from

>> yeah, reasons the >> louis yeah, reasons why the chicken the road. chicken crossed the road.e on the m1. this is their okay? their thinking, okay? and i think chatbox chat bot barred, which is an ai intelligence was done by donald trump. you are we were discussing why did the chicken cross the road. yes on now we're tv show on the dinosaur our extra yes extras we were but this this i mean they're talking here about how this is a they finally solved the riddle. >> it's not a riddle. it's joke. >> yeah, it's a joke. it's not. it doesn't require a solution. >> no, it doesn't. and should >> no, it doesn't. and i should stay no, you go. stay out. sorry. no, you go. you're in a stream. there you're in a full stream. there i needs to stay out of comedy. >> comedy? >> comedy? >> absolutely. we don't need answers to comedy. no, it needs to be nonsensical. there was no chicken . there was no road. chicken. there was no road. >> and moreover, i don't know. i don't want know why the don't want to know why the chicken cross road is more interesting don't his interesting if we don't know h

>> yeah, reasons the >> louis yeah, reasons why the chicken the road. chicken crossed the road.die on the m1. this is their okay? their thinking, okay? and i think chatbox chat bot barred, which is an ai intelligence was done by donald trump. you are we were discussing why did the chicken cross the road. yes on now we're tv show on the dinosaur our extra yes extras we were but this this i mean they're talking here about how this is a they finally solved the riddle. >> it's not a riddle. it's joke. >> yeah, it's a joke. it's not. it doesn't require a solution. >> no, it doesn't. and should >> no, it doesn't. and i should stay no, you go. stay out. sorry. no, you go. you're in a stream. there you're in a full stream. there i needs to stay out of comedy. >> comedy? >> comedy? >> absolutely. we don't need answers to comedy. no, it needs to be nonsensical. there was no chicken . there was no road. chicken. there was no road. >> and moreover, i don't know. i don't want know why the don't want to know why the chicken cross road is more interesting don't his interesting if we don't know

well, louis. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he won't eat any grains at all. no, that's right.at going don't eat that you're going to get could have dementia. >> would explain a lot. >> well, it would explain a lot. >> well, it would explain a lot. >> that's i'm speaking >> that's what i'm speaking of, louis, always shells louis, because he always shells his calendar. to shell his calendar. i'm going to shell my show, the my show. watch my show, the saturday down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i love down p.m. my show. watch my show, the satsaturday. i love thatvn p.m. saturday. >> you had to think about what saturday. >> title1ad to think about what saturday. >> title was.) think about what saturday. >> title was. yeah.( about what saturday. >> title was. yeah.( ab(well,|at the title was. yeah. so? well, to it's the first show, to be fair, it's the first show, so it's still better. >> yeah. and follow me on twitter get from twitter to see me get abuse from jih

yeah they'll have to. >> okay. we're >> very interesting. okay. we're going move on the guardian going to move on to the guardian now seems like david now and louis ot of fans in china . china. >> in china? he does have >> in china? yeah, he does have many in this country. i don't think concerns is china think so. concerns is china welcomes david cameron in return as secretary in the big as foreign secretary in the big shake and it said that that shake up and it said that that the chinese state media the global times tabloid and it's all state propaganda that's what the chinese is. and when you think of state propaganda, a lot of people don't sort of understand how chinese state understand how the chinese state propaganda think of propaganda works. just think of the here, or louis schaefer the bbc here, or louis schaefer for goodness sake. well, i believe it anyway . believe it anyway. >> anyway, so they start going on about credit systems >> anyway, so they start going on a bout credit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona minute. credit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona minute. yes,redit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona m

yeah they'll have to. >> okay. we're >> very interesting. okay. we're going move on the guardian going to move on to the guardian now seems like david now and louis ot of fans in china . china. >> in china? he does have >> in china? yeah, he does have many in this country. i don't think concerns is china think so. concerns is china welcomes david cameron in return as secretary in the big as foreign secretary in the big shake and it said that that shake up and it said that that the chinese state media the global times tabloid and it's all state propaganda that's what the chinese is. and when you think of state propaganda, a lot of people don't sort of understand how chinese state understand how the chinese state propaganda think of propaganda works. just think of the here, or louis schaefer the bbc here, or louis schaefer for goodness sake. well, i believe it anyway . believe it anyway. >> anyway, so they start going on about credit systems >> anyway, so they start going on a bout credit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona minute. credit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona minute. yes,redit systems >> anyway, so they start going ona m

yeah. can i can i ask you a question? >> should you thou come in and say, louis, of course you're kidding. provide balance. kidding. vide balance. >> going to say >> i actually was going to say for balance. you can't for balance. yeah, you can't accuse him murder. murder accuse him of murder. murder is accuse him of murder. murder is a specific crime be a very specific crime to be responsible for people's responsible for many people's deaths. different deaths. that's a different thing. would you call thing. and what would you call that you call it? that could you call it? >> would you call it manslaughter? he lied? manslaughter? even if he lied? if because he lied as if he lied because he lied as a lockdown thing, it basically ruined people's lives. suicides were committed. were done. are you blaming all of that on matt hancock, though? i'm blaming it all over. >> do you know what we got to blame somebody. >> we can't blame the millions of people who went along with this craziness. we got to blame somebody. let's blame matt hancock let's blame boris hancock and let's blame boris johnson, who's going to be working so

but yeah, it's, it helps a lot out here. louis lives in an rv in the bayview area and he's battling addiction . >> what do you, what do you use? >> speed. heroin. uh weed. >> does a fentanyl worry? >> you know, i don't do fentanyl, and i don't mess with it. i don't care for it. really. it's a bad thing. >> does it worry you that you. that it could be in the other drugs, though? >> yeah. yeah, it do. i do. that's why i have test strips and all that. >> fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroin and it's fueling record high overdose deaths. san francisco is on pace for its deadliest year yet amid the drug overdose crisis. >> i see too many friends die every day. every day in the street. carlos says he's been in and out of treatment and is determined to recover a drug addiction. use a crack cocaine for 22 years already, 22 years. and i feel bad, you know, that's why i want to quit. >> a simple thanksgiving dinner is going a long way. >> i feel happy. people bring bring food. >> you know, they have messages on the inside, too. >> an

future of the monarchy one in many, many decades one day in many, many decades time. mean, louis already >> yeahs absolutely wild, doesn't he? i love to see i'm he? and i love to see i'm completely utterly here completely and utterly here for it. charlotte, thank it. but charlotte, thank you very, very absolute very, very much. absolute pleasure on. i hope pleasure to have you on. i hope to see again soon. to see you again very soon. that's charlotte griffiths, their at the their editor at large at the mail now, coming up mail on sunday. now, coming up this interesting story, this is an interesting story, this is an interesting story, this emerged that this because it's emerged that almost 1 in 5 teachers are self—censor sharing lessons self—censor, sharing in lessons for muslim for fear of offending muslim pupils are british schools fuelling de facto blasphemy laws? but not just that. are our police caving in as well? not just that are our politicians caving in? i will get stuck into that just after ten. but next, the tories are at war. the party centrists led by damian green, says they need to

future of the monarchy one in many, many decades one day in many, many decades time. mean, louis already >> yeahlutely wild, doesn't he? i love to see i'm he? and i love to see i'm completely utterly here completely and utterly here for it. charlotte, thank it. but charlotte, thank you very, very absolute very, very much. absolute pleasure on. i hope pleasure to have you on. i hope to see again soon. to see you again very soon. that's charlotte griffiths, their at the their editor at large at the mail now, coming up mail on sunday. now, coming up this interesting story, this is an interesting story, this is an interesting story, this emerged that this because it's emerged that almost 1 in 5 teachers are self—censor sharing lessons self—censor, sharing in lessons for muslim for fear of offending muslim pupils are british schools fuelling de facto blasphemy laws? but not just that. are our police caving in as well? not just that are our politicians caving in? i will get stuck into that just after ten. but next, the tories are at war. the party centrists led by damian green, says they need to aband

yeah. i don't look quite as good mariah carey when i do it. >> that's good. well louis next.obviously, i'm happy because. >> i hear that leo's >> because i hear that leo's show been cancelled. show has been cancelled. >> exactly we were >> that's exactly what we were hoping i would imagine. hoping for, i would imagine. anyway, at anyway, let's have a look at tuesday's pages . the times tuesday's front pages. the times kick off. hamas demands kick us off. hamas demands higher price to set soldiers free. the telegraph britain faces un blacklist for blocking trans laws . the express . it's trans laws. the express. it's time for bank chief who talks britain up the eye news in interest rates will stay high into 2025 say economists at the sun gone too. var var on the football and the daily star . football and the daily star. close encounters of the weird kind. those are the front pages as . so we'll go with the as. so we'll go with the guardian first. >> leo so their headline is deal to extend truce raises hopes of dozens more hostages released. >> so this is the hostages held by h

yeah. i don't look quite as good mariah carey when i do it. >> that's good. well louis next.viously, i'm happy because. >> i hear that leo's >> because i hear that leo's show been cancelled. show has been cancelled. >> exactly we were >> that's exactly what we were hoping i would imagine. hoping for, i would imagine. anyway, at anyway, let's have a look at tuesday's pages . the times tuesday's front pages. the times kick off. hamas demands kick us off. hamas demands higher price to set soldiers free. the telegraph britain faces un blacklist for blocking trans laws . the express . it's trans laws. the express. it's time for bank chief who talks britain up the eye news in interest rates will stay high into 2025 say economists at the sun gone too. var var on the football and the daily star . football and the daily star. close encounters of the weird kind. those are the front pages as . so we'll go with the as. so we'll go with the guardian first. >> leo so their headline is deal to extend truce raises hopes of dozens more hostages released. >> so this is the hostages held by ham

yeah. the to build the louis gale was born. yes. a nazi english, the nazi, the civilian sways the monuments relocation coast. a public outcry that was quite different to what the ruling or thirty's had expected . in the eyes of the people, the soldier became another symbol of victory. with tears in the veteran's eyes, people came to express the gratitude to the full and for the peaceful sky they enjoyed. they come to protest against the incitement, domestic mutual, children of different ethnicities, living in estonia, teenagers, and informal groups. people from different social backgrounds and visitors to the city. everyone considers it a civic duty to pause at the brown soldier to tell them well that little list in here is united. this is victory. the . the in the 2nd half of the 1940, the powerful european armies were losing their color. one of the 1st to start collaborating. what's the dutch empire? on august 17, 1945. the declaration of independence of indonesia, a former judge colony was proclaimed the liberation movement westl

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yeah. it is harsh to point. >> it's not harsh . louis >> it's not harsh.s, it's a darwin effect or whatever that's called. darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking . called. darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking. i'll ask you. i'll ask you. is, is that big. is that big. >> 400 people died another way , >> 400 people died another way, but even 400 people. >> are you going to value likes over life? >> yeah. the chances are. and it's essentially what's happening there. you're trying to get the best selfie of yourself. it's very self indulgent. yeah, it's all about the . i mean, obviously the ego. i mean, obviously stupidity should be considered a health and safety risk as well. and what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and i know these are largely young people and it's quite sad. but but 400 is not a lot. what's in the last 13 years we've had a tory government. i imagine they've killed more than 400 people. yeah but it's still ridiculous, isn't it, because of the idea of taking a photograph of

yeah. it is harsh to point. >> it's not harsh . louis >> it's not harsh. it's a darwin effect or whatever that's called. darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking . called. darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking. i'll ask you. i'll ask you. is, is that big. is that big. >> 400 people died another way , >> 400 people died another way, but even 400 people. >> are you going to value likes over life? >> yeah. the chances are. and it's essentially what's happening there. you're trying to get the best selfie of yourself. it's very self indulgent. yeah, it's all about the . i mean, obviously the ego. i mean, obviously stupidity should be considered a health and safety risk as well. and what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and i know these are largely young people and it's quite sad. but but 400 is not a lot. what's in the last 13 years we've had a tory government. i imagine they've killed more than 400 people. yeah but it's still ridiculous, isn't it, because of the idea of taking a photograph of y

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yeah, a good visit. in november 2021. a smash and grab the louis baton store in union square caused police to increase patrols and stores to beef up their private security. samantha, alicia is visiting from australia with her family and says they're well aware of smash-and-grabs. i know that you just everything in front of you and what and you don't anything in the just last month, the car drove into the dior store on posting grand ave. >> police arrested 2 people for that smash-and-grab crime ceo of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez says most of the stolen merchandise was returned back to the store. we went for a long stretch there in union square, which we're feeling good and then bam, out of nowhere. i expect a very long stretch again, to be honest. i mean, those guys, they were caught. >> when it comes to public safety, rodriguez says the city is doing everything possible to make visitors and shoppers feel safe. it's why the san francisco police department's mobile command, one vehicle is a permanent fixture in union square. and while

yeah, yeah. nonsense i'm i made the 19th. he passed away on st. louis. i said he wouldn't peacefully in his sleep. i know it must have been a relief for him to finally go. but it's still hot. you mind. i got to visit with him 4 times dried tom design. his eyes were always shining until he couldn't type in the many more. then he was just sleeping speechless, mixed only later did i realize how much these meetings had changed me. the interplay of life and death accompanies us every day. we don't want to acknowledge you, find somebody, unless dest directly affects us, or someone in our family media. you bought this, this was still ringing my ears. he was never afraid of death, thoughts. he was only afraid of lines for them. leave him. why not be there you go . thanks. have a good flight for 14. okay. and then please check in with ms. britsky in room 13 to see if he's ready. okay . how do i know i'm bringing you? not sure this looks delicious, mrs. shiva. oh, my god, god, it always sounds delicious. this is fantastic. right. wow. just great. i had hoped for t

yeah, a good visit. in november 2021. a smash and grab the louis baton store in union square. >> cause police to increase patrols and stores to beef up their private security. samantha, alicia is visiting from australia with her family and says they're well aware of smash-and-grabs. i know that you just everything in front of you and but and you don't anything in the just last month, the car drove into the dior store on posting grand ave police arrested 2 people for that smash-and-grab crime ceo of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez says most of the stolen merchandise was returned back to the store. we went for a long stretch there in union square. feeling good and then bam, out of nowhere. i expect a very long stretch. again, to be honest. i mean, those guys, they were caught. >> when it comes to public safety, rodriguez says the city is doing everything possible to make visitors and shoppers feel safe. it's why the san francisco police department's mobile command, one vehicle is a permanent fixture in union square. and while see police c

what influences do you think is there and do you think that were why was louis so passionate about this idea of equality? >> yeah. it's actually dangerous to say i know he didn't read tocqueville picked i don't think you read tocqueville. i can't find any information that my little trick to finding out if lewis read somebody, there's a three volume set of his letters, which if your lewis fan there wonderful to reinterpret key response to things like his joyce ex-husband about what to do with the kids after he has died. it's really quite poignant and personal. i look in those, the index in tocqueville and it's not there. you know, roosevelt, he's in there a few times. it could be that he would have read tocqueville, but i don't know that he did. you are exactly right, that concern about the liability of a democratic culture. so, as to his different influences, in some ways both of them would have been having some of the same classical education. i don't know that i can give you at this point five books he would have read that would have led him to those conclusions. he does, he was enchanted by aristocracy. but a

louis, missouri. good morning. caller: yeah, i am pretty pessimistic. not for myself. i am retired.y wife and i were well taken care of financially, but this is what i think people have to -- look at the young people. i have two kids. all of the people who are optimistic calling in trying to get a mortgage, see what you are going to pay. see what you are going to pay for that interest rate. i think all too often we look at ourselves. i am ok. i could probably spend a little more this christmas, but i look at the young people, my kids and their friends. i hear what they are saying. i hear what they are saying. cars and mortgages -- excuse me -- that is the big drivers for your income. that is all i got to say. host: the associated press has a story this morning focusing on black friday and what americans are spending. let me read a couple of paragraphs. expect big discounts and other enticements to lure shoppers to stores. retail is worried those may not be enough. consumers are coming under pressure as their savings dwindle and their credit card debt grows. although they have gotten

give it up for louis cato and "the late show" band right there, ladies and gentlemen. oh, yeah. to be back. lovely to be back tonight with tonight's guests coming out here in just a moment right over there on the old comfy couch over there. we've got broadway star lindsay mendez, jonathan groff. [cheering] jonathan groff and a young man... young man named daniel radcliffe will be out here. [cheers and applause] from the broadway hit show. merrily we roll along. here at the hudson theatre. happy to be back. anyone over there had covid recently? everybody dodging the bullet? i forgot, i kind of forgot. like, that's done. evie, my darling wife, sid we should go get the booster. oh, i definitely want to get the booster. i haven't had a day off since we came back in. we've been making up for lost time because we were off for five months. last weekend, i was in los angeles interviewing a big, big star who's going to be on the show in november. this star does not do talk shows. this is a legend, truly. name the legend of all legends. this is one of them. i was out in l.a. and i got cov

there's a lot of kind of probably traits there, but uh, yeah, ultimately, i think, i think we we have to find, we're in dark times, as as you, as louis said in in your peace, in latin america, there is perhaps more hope than in other places around, challenges to these to these, you know, war mongering actions and rhetorics and so i guess we you know we need to support these initiatives, governments are looking to at least challenge uh and and we need we need to stop stop you know we need to find a way to call out governments to account and stop the genocide because the killing in our name is just is you know is can't start to interject pablo for those of us who are not uh well versed in that american history what informs uh these countries a position and apartite israel per say? sorry, could you say that i couldn't hear that properly? what informs? what, what informs the position that number of latin american countries have taken on israel, from withdrawing their ambassadors to cutting diplomatic ties, just under half of the countries who have cut, withdrawn their ambassadors from israel, where in latin america, bolivia was one of th

louis, missouri. good morning. caller: yeah, i am pretty pessimistic. not for myself. i am retired.y wife and i were well taken care of financially, but this is what i think people have to -- look at the young people. i have two kids. all of the people who are optimistic calling in trying to get a mortgage, see what you are going to pay. see what you are going to pay for that interest rate. i think all too often we look at ourselves. i am ok. i could probably spend a little more this christmas, but i look at the young people, my kids and their friends. i hear what they are saying. i hear what they are saying. cars and mortgages -- excuse me -- that is the big drivers for your income. that is all i got to say. host: the associated press has a story this morning focusing on black friday and what americans are spending. let me read a couple of paragraphs. expect big discounts and other enticements to lure shoppers to stores. retail is worried those may not be enough. consumers are coming under pressure as their savings dwindle and their credit card debt grows. although they have gotten