lyons. and tigers. and bears. of oz. lyons. and tigers. and bears- it _ of oz. lyons. and tigers.yons. and tigers. and bears. it walks you through i of oz. lyons. and tigers. and | bears. it walks you through all of the — bears. it walks you through all of the arts, crafts, scientists, professionals, that worked — scientists, professionals, that worked on that film. it is a great — worked on that film. it is a great way to deconstruct how a movie — great way to deconstruct how a movie is — great way to deconstruct how a movie is made through the lens of one _ movie is made through the lens of one film. of course we own the ruby— of one film. of course we own the ruby slippers, or one pair of the — the ruby slippers, or one pair of the ruby slippers that is sitting _ of the ruby slippers that is sitting in the centre of the room _ sitting in the centre of the room so— sitting in the centre of the room. so it is an iconic movie, it stands— room. so it is an iconic movie, it stands the _ room. so it is an iconic movie, it stands the test of time. and the department store opened in 19

nick in this reporting that happened on the jim crow convictions in fort lyons. we have from a black, georgia, generally you're about to say something i've been, i'm going to have in the black joint because it's the pressure of i'm here is my voice here in my doubts. but because you don't have to have all 12 come to the same decision jamila go ahead pick up. no, i mean in this exact situation, we do have a juror who said he did not believe that brandon jackson is guilty. and so to have a response like that from a district attorney that they, we don't know what could have been in the minds of the church. these dirt voted not guilty. we know what they voted for. and, but it's saying that you're not going to look at these convictions because you can't speculate as to why someone voted not guilty. they noted not guilty because they didn't feel the state met it. burden approved, and let's hear that voice tamika. this is the, the jura, one of 2 who wasn't convinced that brandon jackson was guilty. no one say it that they know what it was brand that they recognized sam.

diablopudieron sacar un resultado durante el parón de la fecha fifa el área de la bahía le ganaron a lyona vuelta quele pegaba desde adentro creo que el defensa de toluca va con saliva y no hay nada luego el chino que recibía de pierna derecha y sacaba el bombazo para abrir el marcador luego de que chivas tuviera varias para ampliar el marcador el contrato para poner el dos por cero final para guadalajara con esther su todas las cosas están así en la pelea por la liguilla chivas en este momento es noveno del campeonato con esta estaría en el repechaje pero guadalajara estaría buscando escalar para recibir este juego en casa oigo cosas interesantes arrancamos en inglaterra donde newcastle arrancó su nueva era acusado de asesinato por la comunidad internacional recibieron a tottenham y llovieron los goles los espurios contestaron con goles de (nombre extranjero) harry klei puso el gol con este toques al regresar a jugar anotó el tercero luego de unagran jugada que terminó pasamos e italia donde el ex puma y seleccionado nacional medallista en tokio johan vásquez se estrenó con el genoa redo

for the pbs newshour, i'm byrhonda lyons in richmo, california. >> woodruff: and yes, all this whilerry about climate change. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the landscape has changed, and not for the last time. the rules of business are being reinvented, with a more flexible workforce, by embracing innovation, by looking not only at current opportunities, but ahead to future ones. resilience is the ability to pivot again and again, for whatever happens next. >> people who know, know b.d.o. >> fidelity wealth management. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johnson. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> bnsf railway. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> the target foundation, committed to advancing racial equity and creatin

dominic lyons strikeout will seal the deal. a franchise record 107 wins.ordi here is a look at the celebration. time to pop some champagne, put on your goggles in the clubhouse. giants winning their first division title since 2012, their first postseason berth since 2016. >> what was that like and the crowd surrounding you? >> it was awesome. i keep saying, it is what we play for. it is the crowd. all of that going on -- it was a special day. >> what did it take all your -- all year long to get this done? >> it took all 162 games. >> everybody here has a high care level, they put a lot of work in an effort. we never gave up. this is just the beginning of what hopefully will pay off. reporter: in santa clara, the niners hosting the seahawks. trey lance got to play the second half because jimmy garoppolo got injured. the 49ers said it was a calf injury. lance starts tied 7-7. kickoff return, fumble. the seahawks recover. that led to a touchdown, 21-seven seahawks. ensuing niners possession, lance finds a wide open deebo samuel, n

a soldier of the free french forces, he took part in a battle and liberated a port and the city of lyoned politics, becoming a government minister in the 's. he represented what president macron called the flame of the resistance, which will never be extend wish. he will be buried in the last empty vault at the national middle dutch memorial to french fighters at the second world war. >> remembering hubert jermaine of the french revision -- resistance. galloping the cosmos is a game for the young, said captain kirk in star trek. today the actor, william shatner and into space at the age of 90. he was on jeff bezos's blue origin rocket. he is the oldest person ever to go into space. from texas, sophie long. >> as the sun rose over the most desolate part of the wild west, william shatner made his way to the use -- the new shepard aircraft. it was with three passengers who would share what the few who've gone beforeay is life-changing. more than 50 years after he first donned a spacesuit as captain kirk, william shatner is on his way to the final frontier. >> and there they are, over 328,0

the case also led to the resignation of his superior, the arch bishop of lyon accused of covering up abuse. the scandal is the latest at the catholic church rock to buy abuse scandals around the world. in june, pope francis says the abuse crisis was a worldwide catastrophe. this year he issued an extensive revision of church law insisting bishops take robust action against clerical abuse. the french church said in march it would propose some form of financial aid to victims. campaigners have been left asking how it is possible to put a price on suffering. ♪ >> the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is light is in france to patch up ties after weeks of strained relations over a canceled submarine deal. he has met french president emmanuel macron and the foreign minister. both sides have agreed there is an opportunity to deepen cooperation. france expressed anger last month when australia tore up a multibillion-dollar defense deal replacing it with a contract with the u.s. and u.k.. french president macron said he hopes he can discuss the simmering issue with the u.s. based on the

. >> just over six days after sir david was stabbed to death in lyons c, the man accused of murderingrought to court. the crown prosecution service had authorized counterterrorism detectives to charge him this morning. in the docket, he wore a gray sweater and trousers and black rimmed glasses. he spoke to confirm his name, date of birth, and address. then, sat silently for the hearing which lasted less than a quarter of an hour. sir david was killed in an office at the back of the elfers methodist ch hall just after midday friday. he had been meeting voters as part of the constituency surgery. officers and paramedics who rushed to the scene were unable to save him. >> a large-scale detectives have been working around the clock to find out as much as we can about what happened and why. the work has included sutures -- searches of a number of london addresses. we have analyzed digital devices and carried out a painstaking review of cctv footage. >> the man seen here walking in north london on the day the murder was arrested in the church hall. detectives say they are not looking for an

part of the battle of alamein, went on to liberate the port of toulon, and went on to the city of lyonnt minister in the 1970s. herbert represented what resident murgon called the flame of resistance, a flame that will never be extinguished. he will be buried in the last empty bolt in the national memorial to french fighters of the second world war. —— vault. sports news. welcome, there is a sports news. let's start with football, do not qualify for the world cup with two games to spare. 0nly the world cup with two games to spare. only one group for the dance as they faced austria in copenhagen, taking them through to the tournament and guitar. 1-1 to the tournament and guitar. 1—1 and wembley, as arrested a hungarian spectator. the met police released a statement saying that as the officers made the arrest, an issue broke out involving other people. they say order was quickly restored. it was put forward and the press comment. the racial abuse, what happens afterwards doesn't seem to fall in line — afterwards doesn't seem to fall in line but i guess i can't speak— in line but i guess

david was stabbed multiple times when holding a regular meeting with constituents in lyon sea in essex being. you can reach me on twitter. cloudy and damp weather around for the first start of sunday, because we got some decent sunshine through saturday, the best of it across southern england, the midlands, wales and east anglia and the far north of scotland as well. late in the day, we did see some rain start to come down around dunblane, that is the first signs of this band of rain showing up on the radar, pretty extensive and heavy across northern scotland and england, getting into north wales as well and even further southwards, a few patches of rain across the south of wales in south—west england as well, across the midlands, south—east anglia, and some dry weather north of scotland for the next few hours. a mild start to the day on sunday. 11 to 30 degrees widely, a legacy of cool and clinging on across the parts of northern scotland, but otherwise extensive cloud to start the day on sunday, the rain initially heavyy in scotland, but later and patchy quickly to the morning but ac

> reporter: oscar jackson says he was working on the third level of this scaffolding at haight and lyonhen a bullet got close. >> one guy in the apartment hey, one bullet is in my apartment. >> reporter: and that was on the second floor? >> the second floor. >> reporter: and you were on the third floor? >> i was on the third floor. >> a little frightening. >> reporter: a bullet penetrated hannah lieber's next building. it landed in her neighbor's dresser next to their baby's changing table. >> so their dresser is right next to the changing table. they have a newborn baby. >> reporter: a window at coffee was also shattered. at a community safety meeting tonight, officers located one of the cars involved in the shootout. a victim who arrived at the hospital on their own is in critical condition. and a drive-by shooting at haight and cannon may be related to the shootout. street violence intervention programs say they are working to de-escalate the tension out on the street. witnesses to the shooting say they would like to see more police. >> we need more police right here. >> reporter: pa

those are the top stories of fort lyons is next. i'll see you tomorrow. thanks for watching the way the world is warming. and green lynn's ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war pulse greenland, the melting of the frozen noon on al jazeera. i don't even think there's a word that i can describe will have been filled up between a variety of knowing that i've been a cause. i don't remember word dictionary and i've been waking up like dad since 1990 c's. i think about it all day. every day afforded no, probably 50. ready december so you spend all of your young adult life into now in, in prison and you, you basically see i grew up in prison. brandon jackson was convicted of armed robbery in 1997, a crime. he says he didn't commit and sentenced to life. the verdict and brandon's case was not unanimous 10 years, but a guilty to jurors voted not guilty and 48 out of 50 states. brandon would have had the right to re trial but not in louisiana. ready it's important

while in group d seven—time winners lyon, with ada hegerberg back playing after a long—term injury, willser to cementing a place in next yea r�*s world cup when they host peru in buenos aires later on thursday. argentina are second in south american qualifying, with eight games remaining. they'll hope their captain takes them to victory as they have a host of players on a yellow card that will need to be careful of avoiding suspension with two more matches in november against uruguay and brazil. brooklyn nets coach steve nash says he supports the decision of general manager sean marks not to allow star guard kyrie irving to train or play with the team until he's had at least one shot of the covid—19 vaccine. the new season gets underway next tuesday, and as things stand, irving can't play because of a new york city mandate insisting on people being vaccinated. i support the decision. a lot went into it. it was not easy but we discussed all the possibilities and all the things that are going on and i support the decision and, if things change, we would love to have kyrie back and in the m

i can highly recommend the current episode of fort lyons called the jim crow convictions is on lie right now. just gonna move this up a little bit so you can see more about this film and what check i've online on al jazeera. thank you so much for being part of today. show really appreciate it. g miller, jason and nick. i, we following your work very closely on youtube. thank you so much for being part of today's program for you incisive questions and comments. i will see you next time. take everybody ah ah and. ready too often, afghanistan is portrayed through the prism of war, but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive spawning for decades, reviews the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part for the ear of darkness on a g, a 0 to but it was the iraqis, it take to the home in a long overdue general election mass projects and political unrest around the country lead to an earlier mandate, a new election laws being put in place, can the government now de

as part of a new migration packed european commission president as lavonne lyons has, the ear will not fund a barbed wire and walls on boarders that other measures are being considered. we will keep up the pressure on the loo, crushing collision. we have already proposed targeted measures to reverse. these are facilitation for the regime and its proxies. and we are ready to explore options for further sanctions, not only for individuals, but also for entities or companies. second, we agreed that we need concerted action. and belarus as we observing now, is looking at opening new routes. it has offered further visa waivers, traditional 3rd countries. and we will continue our engagement with these countries to limit this state sponsored smuggling on the task about there's at that summit for us in brussels. they have been many talking about migrations, day, the focus of very much on a better versus frustration grows and the blog or with the actions of men sca we, i have heard from you. leaders accusing the government of president alexander, look shanker of a human trafficking, a ring of w

french forces, he took part in the battle of el alamein, and went on to help liberate the city of lyonented what president macron called the flame of the resistance, a flame that will never be extinguished. he will be buried in the last empty vault at the national memorial to french fighters of the second world war. this is bbc news. hello. there were some bright spots on tuesday. some of us got to see a bit of sunshine. but for many places, extensive cloud was the main weather feature, spilling down from the north—west, thick enough at times to produce some spots of rain and drizzle. and wednesday is looking like a very similar day. it will be mostly, but not completely dry, often but not completely cloudy. where the cloud has broken, it's going to be quite a chilly start to the day, but most areas beginning with a lot of cloud, some mist and murk, some spots of rain and drizzle. now, through the day, i am hopeful that cloud will break a little bit. eastern scotland should see some sunny spells. parts of northern ireland, england and wales will see the cloud thinning and breaking to r

while the people vax in lyons is crystal clear on his shoulders. the lion's share of the blame for those figures, namely high income states. now the u. k. a promise that an 800000000 doses to kovacs that say, worldwide initiative angered fair access to the code vaccine. so far that's a little bit less than 10 percent of that promised amount. canada's 40000000 doses promise the seen only 8 percent of that to get handed over uh from that marriott. once again believes the pharmaceutical john have monetize the pandemic. patients whenever designs full pandemic for public health emergencies, they should not in any situation get in the way of saving lives. and that is exactly what is happening now. but i think we also really have to remember that billions of dollars and your rise and i'm pounds that have been put into the development of these vaccines. it wasn't the investment of pharmaceutical corporations, all of that. shareholders that made these vaccines possible. luca astrazeneca looked at mcdonough, almost a 100 percent puppet, at the finance. this

i can highly recommend the current episode of fort lyons called the jim crow convictions. it's on lie right now. just gonna move this up a little bit so you can see more about this film and what check i've online on al jazeera. thank you so much for being part of today. show really appreciate it. j. miller. jason and nick i we following your work very closely on you chief thank you so much for being part of today's program. the incisive questions and comments. i will see you next time. take everybody. ah. when freedom of the press is under stress, so in all he just cause talk genuinely about your thoughts towards the beijing government step outside the mainstream. the has been a policy keep implementing a tiered system of access towards the internet, shift the focus, but pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press covering the way the news is covered. the listening post on a just 0 for the congolese, a journey to work or means unimaginable. hodge. i prefer to lie dog krista and your wife got the captain to chancing

leong gay rights activists phyllis lyon and del martin and rock and roll pioneer ritchie valens. when driven wildfire in santa barbara county continues to burn out of control the ls all fire has been pushed today by 70 mile an hour winds senate barbara county fire says more than 13,000 acres have burned so far with just 5% containment. crews will be working overnight to protect the homes and strengthening existing control lines and put down new ones. the flames jumped highway 101, so the freeway is closed between goleta and bolton. many homes and ranches have been evacuated and hundreds of others have been told to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. meantime, pgs once again warning customers, they will have to shut off power this weekend. they say could impact 29,000 customers in 19 counties, including some here in the bay area. ktvu somatic antenna joins us live now with details, amanda. andre pg and e says that all of the customers who had their power shut off yesterday have since had that power restored, but they are warning of another possible shut up on thursday. places

as lavonne de lyons spoke to us ahead of the g 20 summit in italy, and that climate conference in glasgow up 26 will be a moment of truth because we all know that we are not on track yet to fight climate change. we are running against the time against the clock, so we need action now in this decade. the 2nd topic is the question of fairness, the so called climate finance. the developed countries have promised to support with $1100000000000.00 per year. the most vulnerable and least developed countries, and we have to make good on this promise. let's focus on the fairness one because that is key and actually the g. 20 countries are responsible for 80 percent of the global greenhouse gas emissions. and yet questions will also be asked and sacrifices will be asked of middle and low income countries. you mentioned the finance, which is obviously important, but shouldn't go wider than that shouldn't. for example, be at the heart of the foreign policy of the you to try to alleviate the stresses that many of these countries are feeling. the goal must be on one hand climate adaptation to support

while in group d, 7—time winners lyon put five past benfica.move into the world's top 10 after beating estonia annette kontaveit in straight sets to qualify for the indian wells semi—finals. while in the men's, britain's cameron norrie is likely to move into the top 20 in the world rankings after a straight sets win over diego schwartzman. after winning the first set to love, he wrapped up the second set 6—2, against the world number 15 from argentina. the whole match tookjust under an hour and a quarter as he cruised into a first ever masters series semifinal where he'll face bulgaria's grigor dimitrov. organisers of the tour de france have announced the route of next year's race and it'll feature two major time trials which should suit the defending champion tadej pogacar as he aims to win his third consecutive yellow jersey. after two tours, the confidence grew a little bit but still we restarted everywhere from the same, from zero, and every year is different. i will do everything i can to prepare good, like always, and try to do my best. t

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >>> thank you all so much for coming. i'm very excited about today's programming and i'm so grateful that you all came out for this important event despite the much needed rain. i am deeply honored to be here. my name is jeffery tumlin and i'm the executive director to have the san francisco municipal transportation agency. before we begin, it's also important to acknowledge where we've come from. the geary corridor was muni's first transit line. the b. geary electric streetcar ran down here in 1912 and has long been one of the highest

his classmates include robert rice and hank paulson, they like to say he was the most famous person lyon trump. this fantastic book, three days at camp david is a remarkable summary of one of the key events that happened in the global financial world. i would also argue it's one of the greatest or more first important events in terms of really dealing with the u.s. role in the rest of the world and changing what is the dynamic of global diplomacy, as well as global financial markets. jeffrey, welcome. i want to open this up by asking why you wrote the book, and why you think this is a subject of crucial importance. jeff? >> you know i've written several books about the global economy. they have dealt very much on -- and i wanted to try something else. i wanted to identify a single event and really focusing on it, focus on great detail so you knew the people and knew what was in their head and knew what was influencing them in their environment and background, and make it so that you could really feel the decision. in doing that, you've got to look at the larger picture. i was looking aro

for rebecca lyons, it means her new husband will finally be able to see his family. >> we hoped theyould be able to come if we postponed it for a year, but unfortunately they couldn't. >>es and border agents will verify proof of vaccination for visitors is being worked out. travelers will need to show a negative covid-19 test before flying. the return of international travelers will no doubt be a boost for tourism but it will also be a huge relief for bi-national families that have been separated until now. >> we'll stick with air travel now and give alive look at sfo, which soon will be welcoming back direct flights from fairfield and dublin. people will be able to fly to dublin, ireland, nonstop and return the same way. the flights will start on december 12th, just in time for holiday travel. >>> county health leaders say the number of people who are fully reporting. san mateo county found a discrepancy in how the county and state report vaccination numbers. it is dropping by about 36,000, and that means the county stands at 84% vaccinated, and that's down from 90% that was reporte

rowntree foundation shows that bradford west will be the worst place affected in the country, as michelle lyonslping around 2500 people a month during the pandemic. today they still get around a thousand people through the doors each month, and with universal credit going down, and food bills going up, staff will see another crisis looming. people will be massively hit by the cutting universal credit. people going from £409 as a single person, down to £320 a month, that is a 21% cut, especially with the fellow scheme ending and fuel prices rising, it will push more people into needing a food bank. the joseph rowntree foundation _ into needing a food bank. the joseph rowntree foundation has _ into needing a food bank. the joseph rowntree foundation has found - rowntree foundation has found bradford will be the worst affected place in the country by the universal credit cuts. in bradford west, 82% of families with children will be affected, and in bradford east it is 71%. plunging low income households into deeper poverty and debt. gary volunteers at the food bank, and he is already worried about

jerry garcia was inducted as well as gay rights activist phyllis lyon. they were married in the first same-sex wedding in 2004. richie fallon's and -- labor leader rounded out the class. >> coming up, the second things to know this morning. >> the netflix show everybody can stop talking about. >> in these halloweene halloweel pretty hard to find. the issues causing a supply. >> kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. president biden is meeting with the ceos and leaders of the nation's biggest ports to resolve our supply chain issue. waart,edupall the white house preparing to vaccinate children ages five to 11. the government purchased 65 million doses with the goal of starting vaccinations in november. kumasi: walgreens is closing five more stores in san francisco due to theft. those are your stones town, the richmond district and cesar chavez true three. reggie: pg&e says a number of shutoffs could begin as soon as midnight. pg&e is warning applies to 7100 bay area customers in sonoma and contra costa counties. >> even though we are betw

later on, daniel lyons and others. affiliated with people like that. it's a terrific opportunity. that leads me into the third reason which is more personal. that's simply to work with the man himself, our president and founder. he is indispensable man. before i got to work with the foundation, i had seen his work. i had the chance to see him in other venues. i could see the esteem and the respect which he commanded and really saw that. i was impressed by that. i've continued to see that as i've worked with him for 15 years. he led the freestate foundation with skill, hard work, vision. bringing a sharp lawyer's mind to his work with the depth of experience from being an accomplished attorney, fcc official, law professor, and a published scholar and expert in communications law, administrative law. randy has the ability to bring thoughtful analysis to the complex and intricate issues in a way that's interesting, thoughtful, also clever. lots of times, a good sense of humor. to be able to get to the nub of things. at the same time, writing about these things to step back and look a

even "the washington post" accused biden of lyon, gave him a few pinocchios for that one referring to his life is a dubious gimmick. he was reaction former vice president of the united states, mike pence is back with us. it's great to see you. i'd like to have a adults back in action and working. that would be good. let me start with this question. did you ever imagine in our lifetime that we would ever see a president of the united states. i know that you wouldn't do it. i know donald trump wouldn't do it. mike pompeo wouldn't do it. abandon fellow americans 13 days after promising that he wouldn't abandon any americans? did you ever see that happening? >> let me be clear on this point. for your viewers. the biden administration's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan was the greatest foreign policy debacle since the iran hostage crisis and it never had to happen. the deal that our administration negotiated actually was finished in february of 2020. that was a matter of weeks after president trump given the order to take out qassem soleimani. it was just a few months after we had el

dominic lyons took that in the 9th inning and he blew that fastball by him to end it for strike 3 and 11-4 over the padres and a franchise record with 107 wins and beat the dodgers by one game to win their first title since 2012 and i caught up with the team captain during the celebration. >> reporter: years from now, when you talk to your kids and 107 wins and what do you tell them? >> i will be honest with you and i thought this team this is been a special team all your long and we deserve to make it to the spot in this is so cool this at the franchise records i will tell my kids the better step it up and we don't allow losers in this household so they better step it up. >> reporter: nine western division titles for the giants and i have been around for the last six and in this business, just when you think nothing could possibly top of this, something like today happens. we will have more coming up in sports in a few minutes but now back to you guys in the studio. >> it is a great day. thank you. >>> terrifying moments at a bay area beach as a surfer is recovering this evening afte

lyon winning 3-nil. >>> his store iied career, three-time olympic medallist, the hispanic's best nbakers where he won back to back titles in 2009 and 2010. >>> with that, isa, it's right back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> now, i believe it's time to stock up on the tissues for adele fans because the wait is almost over. the singer, take a look at this, song writer shared a 20-second teaser video of a new song. it's called "easy on me" on her verified twitter and instagram accounts. take a look at the song. ♪ ♪ >> yeah, i know, i wanted more than having music sheets flying out the car. we don't have any other lyrics or information yet. fans have been waiting a long time for new music. adele's last album was released nearly six years ago. can't wait for that. >>> this story from my producer. fire can't kill a dragon. the original tv show, hbo is continuing the "game of thrones" saga with a new prequel, house of the dragon which has dropped a first look online and here it is. >> dreams didn't make us kings. dragons did. >> the dragons are coming. house of the dragons takes place 2

wonderful day two months later dell died from complications of an arm bone fracture in san francisco lyonil the home they lived in for 65 years was sold last year for more than two million dollars the city recently declared the home of land. and the new owners have pledged to preserve it for the future. that included allowing oakland-based sciarc to come in and take detailed 3d images of the home. so there'll be a what a virtual 3d tour of the house so that anyone can visit it online explore the space, but also learn about the stories of what happened here in this house. the whole needs a lot of work and the national trust for historic preservation is now trying to figure out what to do with the house. so ideally we wouldn't just deserve the past but we're thinking about ways that we can restore and reactivate the site is a place where there can be women's rights and lgbt rights lead. up advocacy and activism in a way that will help not only respect and honor the work of phyllis and dell in their lives, but carry that legacy forward. creating a home for tomorrow's lgbtq leaders to remembe

. >> you also in your book right officials to the anti-policies, joe lyons and democrats and my observation is has been that the leadership in both parties in the house and i won't comment so much in the senate but on the house, that they tend to be much more captives to the harder elements of the base within their caucuses. that is, that they will, that's where they are as leaders because that's where the numbers are. you take some of the agreements this bipartisan infrastructure. for example where this deal was passed out by leaders, by leaders, it was half out by the more pragmatic on also more centrist members in the senate and to a certain extent in the house were also participating in the problem solvers caucus and look at that and say the leaders are the ones who should be really trying to help push those compromises together. i don't thinkthey're capable of doing it .chuck schumer has got a lot on his mind right now and aoc a primary him and mccarthy was to be secure. he's worried about elements of the freedom caucus who will try to take him down again. as they did in 2015 when he t

they set these dead lyons. we want these documents by october 7th. that's a week ago. two more testifying today and two more tomorrow. here it is the middle of october 14th they have got nothing so are they going to get slow played or dragged into the courts or just wait until this thing fizzles out? two things they can do. one, as whitney said before they can send this case over to doj. at that point it's not congress's decision. it's-maker garland's decision whether to bring charges. they can bring them both into court and require them to testify. the members of the committee said we'll use every tool at our disposal. now is the sometime for them to do that. >> gloria, this tactic to muck everything up in the courts, delay, delay, delay, that has worked for trump and his allies all along and this has been a good strategy for them in the past. how could it be different this time? >> the difference is that the democrats control the congress and the democrats control the white house and the attorney general is not barr. it's-maker garland. now, again, nobody knows what-

. >> reporter: in san francisco, kgo profiling phyllis lyon and del martin who founded the first organizationalifornia, kfsn meeting el donya. one of central california's first drag kings. >> and being raised out on the farm, well, you know, i thought i was the only one that was gay. >> reporter: in chicago, wls speaking with tracy boehm, co-founder of "the windy city times" and at the time an underground newsletter sending out urgent warnings about potential raids at gay bars. >> a lot of it was tips and how to get legal protection, what your rights were if you were arrested. but in one incident they went actually all in and named the police officer who was doing the entrapment of gay men. >> reporter: in philadelphia, wpvi highlighting those who staged a sit-in at one of philadelphia's most popular coffee shops. >> they had a sit-in over the course of a couple days into the next weekend. it was the first lgbt sit-in of its type in the country. >> reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, wtvd speaking with nancy petty, the first woman and lesbian pastor at the historic pullen memorial baptist c

if you get in touch with somebody i know in lyon, and this can go away.efences go to be that, no, was trying to simply help his team—mate in a difficult situation. benzema is one of five people on trial at this court in versailles. he's ridiculed the charge as a "masquerade" and faces up to five years in jail if he's found guilty. the trial will last three days. in court, mathieu valbuena said he'd never considered handing over money to stop the video getting out. and this is what he said outside. translation: today, it's been six ears translation: today, it's been six years since — translation: today, it's been six years since this _ translation: today, it's been six years since this case _ translation: today, it's been six years since this case has _ translation: today, it's been six years since this case has been i translation: today, it's been six| years since this case has been going on i_ years since this case has been going on i see _ years since this case has been going on. i see everybody is here, or nearly— on. i see everybody is here, or nearly

in lyon c, the murdered mp was being remembered at a series of church services. == a series of churchbeen rocked by the death of david amis. 0ne rocked by the death of david amis. one man was talking to him on video call moments before he was attacked. i happen to be on zoom. minutes later— i happen to be on zoom. minutes later this — i happen to be on zoom. minutes later this attack happened. as the town mourned _ later this attack happened. as the town mourned its _ later this attack happened. as the town mourned its long _ later this attack happened. as the town mourned its long serving i later this attack happened. 12: ii�*uéi town mourned its long serving member of parliament, we learned more details about sir david's parliamentary assistant witnessed the attack. bill parliamentary assistant witnessed the attack. �* ., ., , the attack. all of a sudden there was a scream — the attack. all of a sudden there was a scream from _ the attack. all of a sudden there was a scream from her - the attack. all of a sudden there was a scream from her because | the attack. all of a sudden there

mollie lyon live outside boston with the latest on this, hi, mollie. >> good afternoon, mike.vice is beginning new service standards. this means some mail will be delivered more slowly per the u.s.p.s., majority of first class mail, 61% and periodicals 93% will deliver as usual. mail that doesn't have to get too far, within three hours, mail will maintain current time two days or less 6789 certain mail traveling longer distances will see increase in time of transit by one or two days. going coast to coast, five days. the u.s. postal service argues recent standard has been unattainable with drive greater than six hours, whether 300 miles or 3000. a spokesperson says new service standards will increase deliverability and efficiency for customers and across our network. critics argue the changes are an example of how the fabric of our country is fraying. >> going to drive people away from using mail. it is those people in rural communities and also in places like texas and florida and the western states, who will be most negatively impacted by this. >> another big change kicking

took part in the battle of el alamein and went on to help liberate the port of toulon and the city of lyons bring you a look at the weather now, with carol. a fairly cloudy day. some holes developing across the midlands, wales, northern ireland, northern england as well. but for most, cloudy with cloud building across east anglia and south—west england. and you could see the odd spot of rain coming out of that cloud. showers continuing on and off through the day across the north and west of scotland. it won't feel as cool as it did yesterday along the north sea coastline. this evening and overnight, we hang on to a fair bit of cloud. still though cher was peppering northern ireland, northern and western scotland. then the wind starts to strengthen through the night across the far north of scotland, you can see this rain waiting in the winds, affecting the northern isles overnight. that is a weather front sinking southwards through the course of tomorrow. it is a cold front, quite salient because behind it, we see cool air coming our way. a look at those isobars tells you that in the north,

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >>> thank you all so much for coming. i'm very excited about today's programming and i'm so grateful that you all came out for this important event despite the much needed rain. i am deeply honored to be here. my name is jeffery tumlin and i'm the executive director to have the san francisco municipal transportation agency. before we begin, it's also important to acknowledge where we've come from. the geary corridor was muni's first transit line. the b. geary electric streetcar ran down here in 1912 and has long been one of the highest ridership service transit lines in north america. this neighborhood has also long been one of the most and interesting neighborhoods anywhere in the world and home to very strong populations of japanese and african americans. this is also a place where japanese americans were expelled from, were sent forcibly to internme

host: south lyon, michigan. caller: good morning. i hope everyone has a good day.here i am things seem quite normal. people are going to supermarkets and eating at restaurants and going out to cars, kids are going to school and there is not a lot of discussion amongst people about covid. i just don't think that it is a top thing to have discussions over since we don't know what it looks like. everyone has a different case of it. moderna is 330 three dollars a share. it started out at $4. president biden says that he is purchasing the vaccine. he says that it is free. they are putting out the amount that they are purchasing of what? pfizer is at $48. who is buying the stock? someone is making a fortune. what does covid look like? we know what mumps and measles looks like, we know how we feel if we have whooping cough, we know what cancer is, what smallpox is, but what is covid? host: daniel in stamford, texas. how -- have vaccine mandates impacted your community? [video clip] i don't think that mandates are going to work, because we are a free country. it is our fre