lion martin house is significant for its clear history as a long-term residents for phyllis line and del martin and and this just the nichation and the designation will need to go before the historic preservation commission for review and approval for vote of the board, the issue was recommended to the full board as a committee report. at the full board this week, the board considered the cu appeal for the field lights at saint the ceqa a we'll and the the board voted to sendai the ceqa appeal but continued the cu appeal to the next board hearing. this week supervisor marra mended the conditions on the cu and restrict the usage of the lights. the field lights may only be used monday through thursday and dimmed no later than 8:00 a.m. and turned off at 8:30. the commission had this requirement at 8:30 to turn down the lights and 9:00 to turn them o lights will still be allowed to operate 115 minutes a year as the commission conditioned. and restrictions on the sound system or amplified sounds stating there shall not be used past 7:30 and the commission restricted the sound system to 9

itself in sas china sea the actions died down and i'm alive is going across thailand's a 1000000 martin house the right but we've got another storm to watch out for is making progress in the western pacific into the philippine sea and they will hit the olens the philippines probably during sunday elsewhere widespread showers and thunderstorms which is correct for this time of the year so whilst well our in-house is the reigning me in my china is the place to get wettest in the last 24 hours in india that rains now leaving children going sars was to parts of time allowed to carola and surviving but the rain that's been well produced here in the east of the bay of bengal will move north into bank the dish and the east india. to the vast soviet era to make manufacturing back. with a decades old. and recruited by an outsider. and the fusion of western style management and socialist worker values appears destined for a car crash. the russian. witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. the . you're watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour french authorities say the man who killed 3 peopl

lion martin house was passed recommending and initiating the landmark designation. within 90 days of tuesday the department staff will bring forward the nomination. the seconded item update is tomorrow. planning commission will be reviewing one of the first phases of the power station project. you will remember that you reviewed this through environmental review document last year. the developer is moving forward with an office allocation and rehab project for the station a building the large power plant structure. they have engaged with hertzog to create a new office piece for the project. if you are interested please stay tuned. that is all of our announcements. thank you. >> thank you, rich. commissioners, if there are no questions of staff, we can move on to item 2. review of past events at the planning commission, staff report announcements. i believe those have been made. we will move to item 3. president's report and announcements. >> no report or announcement today. >> very good. item 4. commissionments and questions. >> seeing no requests from commissioners

lion martin house was passed recommending and initiating the landmark designation.n 90 days of tuesday the department staff will bring forward the nomination. the seconded item update is tomorrow. planning commission will be reviewing one of the first phases of the power station project. you will remember that you reviewed this through environmental review document last year. the developer is moving forward with an office allocation and rehab project for the station a building the large power plant structure. they have engaged with hertzog to create a new office piece for the project. if you are interested please stay tuned. that is all of our announcements. thank you. >> thank you, rich. commissioners, if there are no questions of staff, we can move on to item 2. review of past events at the planning commission, staff report announcements. i believe those have been made. we will move to item 3. president's report and announcements. >> no report or announcement today. >> very good. item 4. commissionments and questions. >> seeing no requests from commissioners, we w

community with preservation as friends and former care delivers and that lead to the launch of the martin house group by the historical society as well as the resolution before you today and we wish and the board has a aren't to for any property and this triggers review by the planning department and a recommendation and to include the property as a landmark in the code so this is the beginning of a process and a critical step to make sure they weigh in on what happens when the site in the future. and i request your recommendation. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. why don't we open this up for public comment and are there any members of the public for this item. >> thank you mr. chair. looks like we have two listeners in queue. can you queue in the first caller for us, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors, this is woody from san francisco heritage. i'm calling to express the strong support for the initiation of this landmark designation and 59 the long time home of phyllis and del as a meaning place of the daughters of the leaders 649 duncan is a locus of civil rights history and s

community with preservation as friends and former care delivers and that lead to the launch of the martin house group by the historical society as well as the resolution before you today and we wish and the board has a aren't to for any property and this triggers review by the planning department and a recommendation and to include the property as a landmark in the code so this is the beginning of a process and a critical step to make sure they weigh in on what happens when the site in the future. and i request your recommendation. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman. why don't we open this up for public comment and are there any members of the public for this item. >> thank you mr. chair. looks like we have two listeners in queue. can you queue in the first caller for us, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors, this is woody from san francisco heritage. i'm calling to express the strong support for the initiation of this landmark designation and 59 the long time home of phyllis and del as a meaning place of the daughters of the leaders 649 duncan is a locus of civil rights history and s

raquel martin reports as the white house has returned. >>to the negotiating table with a more generous one 0.8 trillion dollar offer but democrats were holding out for a 2.2 trillion deal say the plan still fall short. >>suffering men and women weeping into the phone as the pandemic surges on democrats jan schakowsky robin kelly and debbie dingell are demanding republicans come up with a stronger plan to really millions of americans and businesses hanging on by a thread. my colleagues on the other side are picking and choosing who they want to help house democrats will not start friday. >>so we deliver for all americans after briefly walking away from negotiations. the white house is now offering a one 0.8 trillion dollar deal the plan includes direct stimulus checks for families $400 unemployment benefits more money for small businesses and 300 billion dollars for local and state governments but does nancy pelosi said the double am the angels are in the detail. house democrats say the plans to lax funding for child care and prioritizes e

and yes, even in god's house, where dr. martinsaid that sunday is the most segregated day in america, it takes effort. >> our pastor and our leader, pastor kimberly jones! >> reporter: this is limitless church in georgia. >> yeah! >> reporter: pastor kimberly jones says there used to be no black members. >> when my mom and dad turned it over to me a few years ago, man, all white people. i looked out sunday. this place is packed. and i thought, look at this rainbow. looks like heaven. what heaven's going to look like. >> how did that happen? >> i don't even know. i really don't even know. >> the bible says -- >> reporter: people of her church told us it's because of moments like this. that's pastor kim joining the protests over the police killings of black americans. >> one person can change the world, and that's you. >> they need to be heard. my people need to be heard. >> you said my people. but i wonder if it's because these are truly your people. >> they're my people. me as a caucasian, me as a white woman, my job is to fight f

on republican congressional leaders to hold out for a bipartisan deal with the white house in washington raquel martin. >>for much of the pandemic certain restaurants have been able to stay open by serving food outdoors but. >>in many places the cold is about to make that a lot harder and some owners say they're worried that the winter weather could put them out of business altogether. tom the govan has more. >>in new york restaurants are bringing out the big guns elaborate dining set ups in the street personal protective equipment plexiglass shields and starting this week, the so-called recovery charge adding up to 10% of the bill cash that can be used for tips, it's supposed to help restaurant survive this is the >>it's not clear yet how diners will like it, but one informal poll found just over half of new yorkers said they'd shell out more. >>to help restaurants get by and the industry is constantly having to adapt from whatever is thrown at it i didn't expect the been. >>for space with anything that would ever have all this now all this is all that's keeping these places going indoor dining in th

they do sit in the house of lords, though, martin, so they are expected to speak on these matters. you will both remember, when the church of england was described as the conservative party at prayer. that ended, i think, when the thatcher government fell at with david jenkins and others at the time who were questioning the economic policy of the 19805 government. it is almost as if now we are starting a second wave in the same front, the same war, really, the same battle ground. should religious people, should the church get involved in domestic politics? some would say absolutely yes, others would say no, it is not your place. i suppose it depends what side of the argument you are, what side of the argument you are, what you think. and, from both if i can briefly, europe's second wave... i've struggled to read it because it is shiny, raises a risk of a double—dip recession. there had been a bit ofa double—dip recession. there had been a bit of a recovery, but with cases rising, that is looking troublesome. this was always going to be the danger, if restrictions were relaxed too e

martin thanks for. imagine homie push the old lunch house right now in the morning climate change is a conflict or faces my plans for when from just one week. how much worse can really get. we still have time to act i'm going.

is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow, to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. i'm martine croxall in london. also in the headlines. nearly 16,000 cases of coronavirus have not been added to the uk daily to total over the last week, says public health england. armenian and azerbaijani forces exchange heavy rocket and artillery fire as fighting intensifies over nagorno—karabakh. russia calls for an immediate ceasefire. hello and welcome to bbc world news. in the past 30 minutes we've seen extraordinary scenes outside the military hospital in maryland where president trump is being treated for coronavirus. mr trump temporarily left the hospital in a presidential convoy and waved at supporters who had gathered outside. the bbc‘s north america editor, jon sopel, was right there and witnessed the moment. i'm thinking, who would you clear the highway four, the first lady? and then we see the convoy that is familiar if you live in washington, it's the president's convoy driving incredibly slow they come up first on the other side of the road and then you can suddenly see all these

stocks fell at the end of the day, but big fluctuations, martin's trying -- markets trying to assess the white housend democrats signaling a package, but that they may also not be ready before the election. nine sectors on the s&p 500 finished lower, the worst sector was the energy sector with whale plunging. , socialearnings out media did better, snap reporting strong earnings, so twitter and facebook gaining ground, but the dollar hit a seven-week low, and on 10-year gross -- rose expectations of more stimulus. barrel,ow below $40 a feeling the pressure, tumbling by the most in two weeks. we have the report on swelling stocks and slowing demand, not to mention the uptick in virus cases not helping sentiment. let's see how things are shaping up with the asian market. here is sophie. as we: futures are mixed head into a busy earnings week. updates fromction some producers. checking the aussie dollar, managing to hold after the u.s. dollar pulled back in the global bonds selloff continue. at that level,an adding 1% over four days. over in the commodities patch, gold climbing to a one-week high, as it

martin. now u.s. panel of experts is urging the white house to join the world health organization lead coronavirus vaccineprogram kovacs was set up to ensure equal global distribution of any potential vaccine drug administration refuses to take pause because of the w.h.o. his involvement but as the experts say the u.s. should be playing a leadership role in the program as well as committing a proportion of any u.s. vaccine to global 'd availability. human rights groups say they're increasingly concerned at the number of civilians in northern. tortured and. forces have confronted armed groups fighting to create. a province for the last 3 years both sides are accused of targeting civilians in their battle for control michael ware reports. so we calling him to protect his identity he says he was on his way to the market in northern mozambique when military police stopped him and beat him. labor filmed it on a mobile phone government security forces are fighting armed groups in cabo delgado province mooses one of a growing number of civilians who complain of uses by police and soldiers. one of them called me

is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow, to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. i'm martine

o i telephoned white house chief-of-staff martin meadows and i asked him about it. him, please do not interfere with the standards set scientists at fda of a covid-19 l vaccine. mr. president, white house did the white t i urged house to do. the white house respected the ecisions of the career scientists. they did not change one word of career dards set by the scientists for the approval of covid-19 vaccines. suggest that the governors of new york and california do the same. they should show the same espect to the f.d.a. career scientists that the white house did. undermining the f.d.a.'s gold efficacy f safety and by setting up state review anels could delay approval, discourage americans from taking cost lives. and there is a reason why we rely on the federal overnment's f.d.a. for the safety and efficacy of vaccines. decided when ess it passed the i'll be logics control act that the federal overnment should regulate dents s after tragic ins f children dying from contaminated diphtheria and smallpox vaccines. t would later become the national institute of health in

house official stephen miller, that's new tonight. also the press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, a bunch of people in her office, chad gil martin has covid and three other assistants in mcenany's office. te house press shop alone. i'm not sure how many more people there are in the white house press shop. that might be it. the rnc chair ronna mcdaniel also has covid. former white house adviser kellyanne conway is positive. her teenage daughter claudia is now positive as well. another trump campaign manager, the 2020 campaign manager, bill stepien has covid now as well. you might remember before joining the trump white house what bill steppian was famous for was his role in the bridgegate scandal under chris christie. chris christie is positive as well. he was involved in the president's debate prep sessions last week. three republican senators have covid now. senator mike lee of utah, ron johnson, thomas tillis of north carolina who is up for re-election in a race that's is going to be no cakewalk, covid or not. he's running against democratic contender cal cunningham in north carolina. another white house staffer who worked as the presid

martin unfiltered. he's the author of "the first: president obama's road to the white house yo." president obama pointed out at a drive-in rally at philadelphia the other day that about 55% of americans vote in presidential elections and in elections that don't have a president running, the turnout tends to be lauer at the state and municipal levels. something is happening in harris county in texas. i want to read this to you, mother jones published this. harris county was able to harn necessary this backlash against suppression by taking aggressive steps at the local level to make it easier to vote. it increased its election budget from $4 million to $33 million in 2020, tripled the number of early voting locations, set up drive-through voting for the first time in texas history, converted sports arenas into polling sites and extended polling hours, even opening a 24-hour polling station starting next week for shift workers and essential workers. all this means that the voters have lots of options to turn their frustration at suppression into votes. your take on this, sir? >> we

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the white house has returned to the negotiating table with a one 0.8 trillion dollar offer but as raquel martin reports tonight, democrats who want a 2.2 trillion dollar deal say the white house's offer falls short. >>suffering men and women weeping into the phone as the pandemic surges on democrats jan schakowsky robin kelly and debbie dingell are demanding republicans come up with a stronger plan to really millions of americans and businesses hanging on by a thread. my colleagues on the other side are picking and choosing who they want to help house democrats will not start friday. >>so we deliver for all americans after briefly walking away from negotiations. the white house is now offering a one 0.8 trillion dollar deal the plan includes direct stimulus checks for families $400 unemployment benefits more money for small businesses and 300 billion dollars for local and state governments but does nancy pelosi said the double am the angels are in the detail. house democrats say the plans to lax funding for child care and prioritizes employers over the health of workers if someone gets sick, th

washington republican utah senator mike lee who was at the white house saturday also tested positive and is now in quarantine. >>in washington raquel martin. >>democratic presidential candidate joe biden has tested negative for covid he tweeted this out today saying i'm happy to report to live tested negative for covid thank you to everyone for your messages of concern. i hope this serves as a reminder. wear a mask keep social distance and wash your hands. now campaign staff will continue to be tested all throughout biden's campaign and he's been pushing for wearing the masks and keeping the distance something that the trump campaign has downplayed over the past several months and here's a look at some other people on capitol hill who have tested negative since last night ivanka trump jared kushner the president's son barron trump vice president mike pence second lady karen pence u.s. secretary of the treasury steven mnuchin and senator kamala harris all negative supreme court. nominee judge amy coney barrett tested negative though she is said to have been infected with covid over the summer and commerce secretary wilbur ross testing nega

president in front of the white house they demanded an end to racism and made clear who they helped politically responsible. on august 28th its 57th anniversary of martin luther king's famous i have a dream speech was played over loudspeakers lived up to be free. to speak. to me where we were going to be standing here. that we were taking that that still lives there today not really anything has changed and the japanese and you know it in a moment of x. meaning some dreams even that is wrong even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being committed by a great many things that we have. evoking by race thing. and the race that is going on out. something that i never got. strong enough to think that there is progress in the now you see that soon as soon . mingling among the demonstrators and members of radical black nationalist organizations like the new black panthers and the and if they see a fringe group that's grown substantially of late and if they see leader grandmaster j. accuses white sympathizers of the black lives matter a movement of hypotheses. like . well. that we don't know the ultimate goal is to be treated as an equal

martin saying that they will be no going outside of a 5 kilometer radius of your house no mixing with people in other homes and not is going to be in place for 6 weeks he did say though that despite this extreme lockdown he sees a light at the end of the tunnel i understand and i feel very personally and profoundly the sense of disappointment the feelings of loneliness perhaps even this the despair that this announcement will bring for many if we pull together over the next 6 weeks we would have the opportunity to celebrate christmas in a meaningful way. well last week belgium put itself into a lockdown whereby bars and restaurants would be closed for a couple of weeks however despite that politicians are still warning about the threat of a tsunami of infections is how they're calling it and also if we look in italy the l'ombre t. region has seen a huge spike in infections that's prompted the introduction of a nighttime curfew hospitals they're concerned that they may become overwhelmed and as they did back in the spring in the 1st wave of covert 19 doctors saying that the reason for

by not budging for now the white house and speaker pelosi insists they're continuing to negotiate in are inching closer to a covid relief bill in washington raquel martin. >>all right now to our 4 zone forecast as we are monitoring the high winds and the fire conditions and brush fire that we told you about which is burning in napa county tonight on force chief meteorologist here with the latest on that lawrence is burning in an area that just had some fires, yeah you can see the fires in and around that of course we have the glass fire we had the lnu you can see those in and around that area but this a major concern get the fire going before we're talking about a major wind event expected to roll in for the weekend. so firefighters going to be throwing everything they can add it to get this put out as soon as they can you see that fire and chiles, a valley there you see located just south of polk valley there just east of saint the winds now below and 18 miles per hour over some of the mountain tops there certainly a concern more of a westerly wind. so that's more of a moist wind that is blowing right now that will blow that up the hill that will blow

wednesday, he met with speaker of the house nancy pelosi to work towards a compromise bill both say they intend to keep talking in washington raquel martine's a quick look at the high temperatures we're expecting this afternoon it is going to be a day of triple digit heat inland with red flag warnings in effect and power alerts, potentially this afternoon. we'll talk >>some 47 and it has been just a few weeks in some people in the santa cruz mountains were allowed back after this easy you lightning complex fires and now they're being told be ready to evacuate again and this time not because of a wildfire. but because the possible mudslides that could follow all in this zone, the fire zone as you can see. there are still you know there's so much just that's right from mudslides because the conditions the vegetation is gone and if there's a debris flow. you know if the rain saturates the ground that can be deadly. >>it's one thing after another burgers hit with multiple. catastrophes but you're doing the best we can do. stay here is our own its mountain leavened bread serious danger of debris flows mudslides landslides. >>that will come wi

martin, thank you. and amid that news of the top military brass going into that quarantine and the growing outbreak that's happening at the white houseant to bring in cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. all right, contact tracing, one of the most important things you can do to help slow an outbreak, but the white house has reportedly rejected the c.d.c.'s help to do just that. what does that tell us? >> reporter: you know, contact tracing is the basic detective work that helps you figure out if somebody is infected without knowing it and potentially spreading the infection to other people. if you bring back that picture from david martin's piece. take a look at it. it was nine days ago. we know that several people there subsequently tested positive for the virus. look around. not many people are wearing masks-- almost nobody. it's inside. and we now know that inside from the c.d.c. that the virus can spread not only six feet, but beyond six feet in these small droplets, these aerosols, and it's a crowded room. now, we don't know if this is the site where others got infected but that's what contact tracing will help y

tromp have also recently tested positive for a house says the president will carry on his role but many of his political opponents are hoping he won't kill martin reports. talk of an october surprise a game changing event that comes right before us election has been pretty common in the united states for the past several decades well this year's october surprise is here it came in the form of a positive coded 19 test for donald trump and the 1st lady the nation is in shock the white house knew that hope yes a positive and the president had been in close contact with her yet he proceeded to still travel yesterday. he is not able to fully perform his his duties as commander in chief we were seeing people without masks regularly we're seeing people stopping just not socially distancing they stop taking temperatures for people who are regular visitors to the white house and we have seen that it has ended up in the worst case scenario for the white house with donald trump got tested after it was confirmed that his staffer hope ics had been infected the results came in and it was pretty clear at that point that the campaign is now curving in a new di

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martin luther king jr. historical corridor nearby. >> the houses that you see in this neighborhood were either vacant lots or 40 years we alone have built or rehabbed about 121 single-family homes. we've built about 500 units and 40,000 square feet of commercial space. >> reporter: but that hasn't been without challenges. a majority of affordable housing here is owned by nonprofits and churches. much of it unsubsidized. so hddc can't easily profit off its investments. >> what you've done in 40 years, bigger development operations, been able to do and two to five. >> they've been able to do that with quite a bit of resources. it is the resources that aren't afforded to us. we basically had to create something out of nothing. and to be able to do that, almost single-handedly is an accomplish. we don't take lightly. >> reporter: despite the practice being illegal, black loan applicants are still turned away by banks at a higher rate than white applicants. the widespread use of red lining has allowed generations of wight americans to build wealth through equity in homes and businesses. further widening a wealth

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house today. he has had lots of treatments. martinhe summer, we demonstrated, because of the recovery trial, that that drug is very effective in patients with the severest forms of the disease. those who need oxygen, those who need ventilators, but it does not work in people does not work in people with milder forms of the disease. so we do not use it in those, but we do use it commonplace in people who have some form of lung problems as a result of covid. and the third treatment that i think is of interest is the antibody drug developed by regeneron, an american company. this is an antibody that sticks on the outside of the virus and prevents the virus from entering the cells, multiplying and causing damage. there has been some information from a few hundred patients in clinical trials elsewhere around the world showing that actually it is quite effective against the virus. but what we do not know is whether it is actually good for the patients. we know it is bad for the virus, is it good for the patients? does it shorten time gettin

house divided with opinions flapping in the wind. >> you know, we were unpacking all of our stuff, and we found a trump flag from last year. >> reporter: alex martines on the trump side, paxton murphy on the biden side. >> originally, i was kind of against putting up signs. >> reporter: both are seniors at southern methodist university in dallas, following the covid rules at s.m.u. with their housemates. the confrontation started when paxton spotted a trump flag hanging on alex's balcony. that led to an emergency meeting with his roommates. and we saw three biden flags. >> and then they responded with more flags, and it just esk lapted since then. >> reporter: it's on. >> it's on, yes. >> reporter: what people don't see is what happens inside. martin, murphy, and their roommates are all really good friends. >> to us, our friendship is more important than those two guys. >> people can see us, you know, being so civil and being friends about then you can hope other people will understand that and do the same. >> reporter: what started as a civics lesson could end up being a lesson in civility for all of us. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> o'd

. >> and also, there's some reporting from jonathan martin not "new york times" this morning that there's also talk, he says, at the white house, about how to put the president out there today, to put him out possibly addressing the nation, to see -- for the nation to see h him. but there are concerns, he has these comorbidities, he's 74 years old, he's clinically obese. it's fascinating that this is what we're hearing in this moment. >> erica, this is a personal tragedy for the president, for the first lady, hope hicks. this is a dangerous disease, an unpredictable disease, and as you all have been mention, he has comorbidities. it is also the most vivid possible demonstration of the incompetence and the irresponsibility of the administration. unable to protect the country these last several months, unable to protect those around him, unable to protect himself. the president, by mocking mask wearing, by downplaying the significance of the virus, by trying to suppress the medical expertise that has been warning of the danger of this, you could not have had a clearer demonstration of this for the american public. so in addition

house. i was phased out of the kitchen by my food loving children. that was 30 years ago. >> does he ever cook for the court? >> yes. martin as much and demand at the quarterly lunches for the supreme court spouses. i maybe a little bit biased and prejudiced, but i think he may be by far the best. >> how do those quarterly lunches work? are they just for the justices? >> just for the justices spouses. the wives of justices. they also regularly invite the windows of justices. kathy douglas stone. andy stewart. sissi marshall. >> the weight of potter stewart? >> yes. >> who else do you want to talk about? clinton, w. bush? his father? >> congolese rice is swearing and as our secretary of state. she lived in the building where my husband and i lived. she is an accomplished musician. we were fortunate to attend one of her musical evenings. she called me and asked if i would administer the oath of office. i thought that was a great thing to do. it showed bipartisan spirit. we are all proud to be servants of the usa. it should not matter that i happen to have been appointed to the bench by jimmy carter and president clinton. bot

house divided with opinions flapping in the wind. >> you know, we were unpacking all of our stuff, and we found a trump flag from last year. >> reporter: alex martinn the trump side, paxton murphy on the biden side. >> originally, i was kind of against putting up signs. >> reporter: both are seniors at southern methodist university in dallas, following the covid rules at s.m.u. with their housemates. the conversation started with the confrontation started when paxton spotted a trump flag hanging on alex's balcony. that led to an emergency meeting with his roommates. and we saw three biden flags. >> and then they responded with more flags, and it just esk lapted since then. >> reporter: it's on. >> it's on, yesle see is what happens inside. martin, murphy, and their roommates are all really good friends. >>, iendip ire being so civil and being friends about then you can hope other people will understand that and do the same. >> reporter: what started as a civics lesson could end up being a lesson in civility for all of us. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> o'donnell: no doubt they'll be watching the debate tonight. we'll be right back. my doct

called a communist every day on the floor of the house of representatives here in south carolina when we were trying to get the legislation passed. martinjr. was a communist. now we've got things all over, even a holiday named after him. every time a black man or woman stand up to be counted in this country, there's some buffoons running around calling her a communist. i've been called a communist for trying to integrate a lunch counter. this is the kind of foolishness. and then i see a member of the house from north carolina saying that the only reason she was picked is because of her race. these kind of racist tropes have got to stop, and the american people have it in their possession, with their votes, to stop this foolishness. this country is teetering on a disaster. and i would hope people will wake up and really do what's necessary to put this country back on track. this president and his entire administration ought to really be removed from office and do so quickly. >> congressman clyburn, thank you very much for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you. >>> and tonight, the top government vaccine expert who says he lost his job bec

martin luther king iii, global sense right leader. we have yet to hear a clear denouncement of white supremacy from the white house. you dedicated your life to fighting human rights. why do you think the president and white house, for that matter, renews to unequivocally denounce white supremacy. >> the only thing any of us can come to the conclusion of is that is who he is. he told us who he is. people close to him have told us who he is in relation to issues of race. we cannot mandate anything in terms of what he does. what we can do is, you know, our government, preamble talks about we the people. we the people must come together. so many far more people in the country who did not embrace this. the bigger question is why are so many persons embracing him with an attitude that refuses to denounce racism and homo phobia and so many tragic things in our society. i think that is the biggest question that should be perplexing in 2020. we can, we must, we will do better. we will not let a president, just as in my dad's era, talk about injunction. an injunction, which is a court action, would not allow people from oper