i could do is more compassion, and more sympathy for those tens of thousands of civilians in soviet namlarger tens of thousands of south yet enemies military who have been killed and wounded, simply because north vietnam is trying to take a selfie at not by force. >> i lost a really good friend over there and i began wondering what are we doing over there. is this what honor is all about? and i don't think it is. >> all of us tend to place a greater value on our own people, but can you really draw a line as to whether it's worth one american life if that by saving that american life you subject probably thousands of vietnamese to death? human life is human life. >> we believe that this war is illegal from every point of view. completely immoral, and i would like to add for myself that it is detrimental to the best interest of the united states. >> how do you feel about all the charges that america is immoral and wrong in this war? >> i feel it's false because i've seen it. mostly people making statements have not been overseas in vietnam. and i think if they were to see what's going on

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against police commander john birch who honed his torture techniques while serving in the army in viet nam and elicited scores of false confessions through torture joining forces with community activists torture survivors and their families other lawyers and local reporters taylor and the people's law office gathered evidence from multiple cases to bring suit against the chicago police department officers and the city of chicago he was one of the leaders in the successful campaign to end the death penalty in illinois and i've paid reparations for many of the torture survivors setting human rights precedents that have since been adopted across the united states joining me to discuss his book the torture machine is the legendary civil rights attorney flint taylor so flint you open with hampton the assassination of fred hampton and perhaps you can lay that historical ground why was hampton considered such a threat to j. edgar hoover at the time the head of the f.b.i. and why was he why was he a target. a curse thank you for having me i'm your show it's an honor and a pleasure fred hampton cas

against police commander john burge, who homed his torture techniques while serving in the army and viet nam, and elicited scores a false confessions through torture. joining forces with community activists, torture survivors and their families, other lawyers and local reporters, taylor and the people's law office, gathered evidence from multiple cases to bring suit against the chicago police department officers and the city of chicago. he was one of the leaders in the successful campaign, the end, the death penalty in illinois, and obtained reparations for many of the tortures survivors setting human rights precedents that have since been adopted across the united states. joining me to discuss his book, the torture machine, is the legendary civil rights attorney flint taylor. so flint, you open with hampton, the assassination of fred hampton. and perhaps you can lay that historical groundwork. why was hampton considered such a threat to j edgar hoover at the time, the head of the f b. i and why was he, why was he a target? chris, thank you for having me on your show. it's an honor and a ple

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♪ ♪ look at m say my name ♪ ♪ look at m say my nam say my nam say my name ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >n us next week. dave chappelle, leslie jones, and chance the rapper will be here my thanks to jessica biel, nick thune, mad foxes. [ cheers and applause and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," anna kendrick, hosts of "the double date" podcast phil donahue and marlo thomas, an all new "closer look." featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how's everybody doing? that's so good to hear let's get to the news. vice president kamala harris met virtually today with the president of guatemala incidentally, guatemala is what fox news insists her first name is it was announced on friday that president biden will visit atlanta later this week despite georgia's new voting laws, which for some reason forbid it. th

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group and yesterday to the nam group who have joined in calling for the meeting of the general assembly which will take place on thursday my understanding that there will be a large number of ministers attending that meeting and. and and we appreciate the fact that there will be a massive solidarity expressed to the palestinian people as it was expressed in the meet the last meeting of the security council in which about 10 ministers including the secretary general attended that meeting for us the immediate thing that we need is a political will to stop this aggression against our. this this current aggression by israel the occupying power against our people started at the beginning of ramadan. when they exhibited the israeli occupying authority along with extremist racist terrorist jewish groups who were chanting. in front of babylon mood damascus gate burn the arabs death to the arabs denying our people of their religious right to pray during the holy month of ramadan and more and they will have a machete for these confrontations from the occupiers in the holy sites and the threats to

christopher nam and he is the afghanistan country director for save the children joins us by skype now from kabul of his sleeve spent a great deal of time in the country you know about what's just happened and west in kabul why do you think this specific school in this particular neighborhood was was targeted in this attack. thanks a lot miriam for having me on your program i think this is an outrageous attack that is happening again targeting children mostly cures this is not your miriam this is the religion of life in afghanistan we see time in a being that are being targeted in this morning do we live in a school and. we are planning it's appalling that this is happening and schools should be safe havens for children not zones of war. and your thoughts in terms of the perpetrators. i think we all of the perpetrators and parties to this conflict that they should do everything to protect children especially in schools and i think it's easy the schools declared mission is good guidelines one more on how you know this can be done in accordance with international humanitarian law includi

given the relatively slow rollout of vaccines in places like here south korea and its neighbors viet nam had also been recording relatively few cases from the start of the pandemic but now is grappling with its worst outbreak and the region's main financial hubs of hong kong and sing. paul are also finding then not immune plans to resume flights within the travel bubble between the 2 cities have had to be delayed a 2nd time many asian neighbors eager to reopen like better vaccinated countries but aware of how quickly their own infection rates could surge if they do problem bride al jazeera so now the story out of the region hong kong's government says it is temporarily closing its office in taiwan to one's government said that while it respected the decision it also regretted it tension between the 2 has risen ever since the pro-democracy protests started in hong kong in 2019 taiwan and criticized hong kong's national security law and opened an office in taipei to help people who may want to leave aging of course these taiwan as part of china am more from katrina you in beijing. there is

given the relatively slow rollout of vaccines in places like here south korea and its neighbors viet nam had also been recording relatively few cases from the start of the pandemic but now is grappling with its worst outbreak and the region's main financial hubs of hong kong and singapore are also finding then not immune many asian neighbors eager to reopen like better vaccinated countries but aware of how quickly their own infection rates could surge if they do problem bride al-jazeera sold. now the head of the world health organization has described the disparity between vaccine rollouts in the wealthier countries and poorer nations as a form of apartheid. says the gap is huge he's called on manufacturers to make jobs available to the global vaccine sharing scheme more quickly the world is. as you know. the relation but for the vice president of the world. and lo and norm the countries are almost the world vision but just. the the huge turkey's government has announced a pandemic relief fund totaling more than half a $1000000000.00 to help struggling businesses taxi drivers restaurant

against police commander john birch who honed his torture techniques while serving in the army in viet nam and elicited scores of false confessions through torture joining forces with community activists torture survivors and their families other lawyers and local reporters taylor and the people's law office gathered evidence from multiple cases to bring suit against the chicago police department officers and the city of chicago he was one of the leaders in the successful campaign to end the death penalty in illinois and obtained reparations for many of the torture survivors setting human rights precedents that have since been adopted across the united states joining me to discuss his book the torture machine is the legendary civil rights attorney flint taylor so flynt you open with hampton the assassination of fred hampton and perhaps you can lay that historical ground why was hampton considered such a threat to j. edgar hoover at the time the head of the f.b.i. and why was he why was he a target. a curse thank you for having me i'm your show it's an honor and a pleasure to fred hanson ca

given the relatively slow rollout of vaccines in places like here south korea and its neighbors viet nam had also been recording relatively few cases from the start of the pandemic but now is grappling with its worst outbreak and the region's main financial hubs of hong kong and. singapore are also finding their not immune plans to resume flights within the travel bubble between the 2 cities have had to be delayed a 2nd time many asian neighbors eager to reopen like better vaccinated countries but aware of how quickly their own infection rates could surge if they do rob mcbride al-jazeera so. now hong kong's government says it temporarily closing its office in taiwan thailand's government said while it respect the decision it also regretted it tension between the 2 has risen since the pro-democracy protests in hong kong in 2019 beijing sees taiwan of course as part of china more with katrina you. there is a current affairs outbreak happening again in taiwan but the hong kong office said that this is not due to that and what this closure is really also a reflection of the deteriorating ti

to the san francisco man who st %fo >>> happening tomorrow, a crew returning from the international nampace station is going to splash down on earth. three nasa astronauts and one from japan. they are going to splash down before dawn tomorrow in the gulf of mexico near the florida panhandle. it will be the first splashdown in darkness since the apollo 8 mission in 1968. >>> happening today, well,--- >> we'll get to that in a bit. i can't wait to hear what is next. >> fog it looks like. >> yes. pretty much bay area wide with the exception of a few spots that are inland. it is one thing to call it's midlevel clouds and another thing to call it fog because santa rosa, it is fog for you. visibility down to a half mile in the north bay. you can see it is widespread midlevel clouds for just about everybody but we're not battling fog on the roadway until there. down to .3 of a mile. it is interesting the way that works because everybody else has the midlevel clouds which has helped to keep us reveltism warm. sonoma county, this doesn't exist there. it was cold enough for fog to develop down on

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just behind the united states, nearly 70000000 voters in viet nam, or electing delegates to the countries rubber stamp parliament the national assembly. almost all candidates are members of the ruling communist party. the vote comes in vietnam battles a new covered 19 outbreak that is spreading rapidly. residence of the city of goma and congo have been returning to their homes after a neil. nearby volcanic eruption forced them to flee. mountain near gun goes feud lava, less than 20 kilometers from the city. the lava flow came to a halt just outside the city limits. some residents led across the nearby border with rwanda. homes have been covered in nashville, are consumed by the law and join. now by journalist reagan, men awaken from goma in congo. thanks for joining us. reagan, as the military has announced that the city of goma has been spared with a lava stopping just outside the city. so does that mean that people are no longer in danger? at this moment, people not really in danger, but indeed the, just a little bit before the time we had just been in the week every time and people i j

view one of the chinese tak nam tried to protest but later he remembered the mob answering in a single voice all the chinese. you must go everyone. so this incident took place on november 3rd in 1885 in tacoma, which was in washington territory at the time but in some ways this the particular time and place doesn't matter because this story the story of the explosion of the chinese was recreated in so many places so in the period in 1885 and 1886 the chinese were driven out or there were attempted expulsions in i found least 168 communities across the us west and sometimes these purges involved. racial violence in their it's most basic and brazen form is physical force motivated by racial prejudice and intended to cause bodily harm but once sort of that violence was had been meted out in particular areas, then it didn't take so much to drive the chinese out of town. once that threat of violence was real the chinese started to be expelled from communities based on intimidation or harassment or boycott other sort of things that we may not always see immediately as violence, but i see as

>> so 25 is still a million lost i assume there's no number between where we are today and 25 where namu have to look at the proposals during the campaign of increased taxes on many things including not only large companies but small companies as well. and small businesses and that's what our study shows. that shows the impact of those tax increases. and the bottom line, carl, is that when we receive those tools that we argued for for decades, a lower corporate tax rate, a lower rate for small businesses, it resulted in job increases that were record for 21 years. we had more jobs created over the course of 2018 than had been produced or had been created since for 21 years before that we saw record investment in manufacturing facilities we saw increases, record increases in pay, and benefits we don't want to lose that and i know we will take several steps forward when we invest in infrastructure there's no doubt about that. but we don't want at the same time to take steps backwards by penalizing those businesses that are hiring and investing in america. >> inevitably, jay -- jay, inevit

cops process you should demand they complete these recommendations but builds a per nam culture as equity, justice and respect for black san franciscans whereby all san franciscans can expect to be treated equitably by a police force. the end result -- >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: good evening, commissioners. my name is carolyn goosen and i'm the local policy director for the san francisco public defenders. many of us have george floyd and his family in our hearts. yesterday's verdict and it also shows that accountable is possible within our reach. in that vein, we the public defender office push more more police accountability right here in san francisco. one of the real accountability tools we have is sb1421. which finally gives the public the right to access records related to the discipline of officers. thousands of records of sfpd officers are still stuck pending review at d.p.a. and sfpd. we need those agencies to prioritize the release of these records that the public has a rit to and we continue to be frustrated that as police

maintaining the fresh water, habitats, and air we all breathe [inaudible] world war ii, korea, viet nam [inaudible] in the armed forces today and honor the tribal service members from california and north and south america who have served this country with dignity. [inaudible] we ask everyone who attends the san francisco public utilities commission meeting and those who live and visit the counties of san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, contra costa, and surrounding towns, to be respectful of our towns and neighbors communities within our ancestral homelands and strive to be good stewards on the land upon which you rest. thank you, and on behalf of the san francisco muwekma ohlone people, we ask that you stand with all indigenous people in the bay area, california, the united states, and americas as we gather on the sacred land of the ancestral muwekma ohlone territory. [inaudible]. >> thank you. commissioners, michael, do you have any comments? >> i have no comments. i'd like to have carla present just a couple of slides, please. carla? >> yes. can i have the slide show? th

to figure out how to call in as a group but we're testing this right now, three of us onthis also my nam is russell . marlene you here marlene will speak later . are you here ? okay, we just wanted to test this out . we're going to call back on item 12 and present as a group. i don't know how the timing is going to work with you guys. if you can give us some hints on that we are going to show a video of the various beginnings so that's when we call in and i start speaking within 30 seconds or so, we want to start the video withnumber one we have 15 minutes . if you guys are us i think we are okay. this is a technical challenge because it's a first for all of us. so i guess you can't respond but we're not going at some point respond so we can collect it before we get the items. okay,so marlene you want to provide ? we will call back in. it marlene. okay, so this is a test of our opposition group is going to call back on when the item call. >> caller: good afternoon. i sent an email yesterday just before 10:00 to the commissioners and a bunch of staff with three pdfs attached and i hopeyou