otis taylor, joe fitz gerald rodriguez from kqed.thank you for joining us. >>> we visit a beautiful alley hidden away in the mission district of san francisco. notable for its rich history with the arts community and most recently for its colorful murals. tonight on something beautiful. >>> that is the end of our show tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter. email us at kqed.org. you can reach me on social media at scott shafer. thank you for joining us. úwe on next friday night. have a great friday night. yamiche: the pressure campaign and the danger of election lies. >> thanks to your bull [beep] we are now under siege. >> the january 6 committee offers chilling new details on former president trump pressuring vice president pence to overturn the 2020 election. >> hang mike pence! yamiche: and even putting pence's life in danger by enraging the mob. >> the big lie was also a big ripoff. yamiche: the committee also accuses trump of scamming his supporters. >> i thought boy, if he really believes this stuff, he's bec

otis taylor, joe tz gerald rodriguez from kqed.thank you for joining us. >>> we visit a beautiful alley hidden away in the mission district of san francisco. notable for its rich history with the arts community and most recently for its colorful murals. tonight on something beautiful. >>> that is the end of our show tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter. email us at kqed.org. you can reach me on social media at scott shafer. thank you for joining us. úwe on next friday night. have a great friday night. ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on "pbs news weekend," on this juneteenth, we explore the day's evolution into a national holiday and meaningful ways to celebrate its significance. then, blown-glass artist dale chihuly's latest exhibit takes inspiration from the arizona desert's landscape. and, a special father's day weekend spotlight, npr's scott simon reflects on the joys and challenges of being a dad. simon: you work for their joy. you work to try and do what's right for them and for the world.

what kind of treats are awaiting otis post-competition? >> he has steak.s his things nice. >> there's the primping. >> it's the diva ride. >> the diva ride? >> yes. >> are you the diva or is -- >> oh, no, she's the diva. >> of course. of course. the pampering. so it takes aires longer to get ready than you? >> every day. >> and the puppy love. who is this? >> this is aries. >> i love it. my moon is in aries. so i knew the vibes were right. fans and reporters rallying behind their favorite pooches. oh, yes. oh, yes. are you technically allowed to have a favorite? >> i am -- i do not have a favorite, my friend. we've got fabulous dogs that are coming forward, and i can't wait to see who's best in show tonight. >> i tried. this year's show at the beautiful lyndhurst estate in tarrytown, new york, about an hour from its usual home of madison square garden. and for the first time in years, fans are back in the stands. what does it mean to you to have fans back in the stands? >> oh, well, you've seen it outside. these crowds are electrified. they're excited to s

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otis matthews from african town in southwest detroit, michigan. one thing i will say about how the non political staff members are treated, how their family was treated, just listening to the testimony of the -- young african american female. but the republican elected officials, i didn't realize how much they had to go through listening to their testimony. they used to say that if you don't stand up when someone's being attacked, once they've killed all of them, gonna take that back. once they destroyed all of them, even though you were there are part of destroying them, your next. because these sound like some staunch conservative republicans. and yet, the way they were treated and the one gentleman said who he thought he had these great plans -- maintain their own power, they attacked -- that was the sad part to me. and one other thing. the republican conservative radio like fox television, they talk about the things that marching around of supreme court justices homes. i flew through all the channel, then to talk about how the young lady, the

sketch five, six years ago, and i didn't start painting it until last year during the--before i came to otisy grad program, and i just wanted to incorporate all the colors that i feel exude faith, hope, love and also kind of reveal our culture and community and what we've come together to support, and that was my dad, and so the orange and the red and the really bold colors, i thought, were helpful in kind of giving more of the story. damian: that's beautiful. good work. dad, anything you wanna add to that? eddie: no, i mean, it was amazing. when we talked about the concept, you know, she said, "well, should i do this? should i do that?" and i said, "you got the concept. just go run with it," and when she actually showed it to me, i was just amazed. and erica didn't mention it's an actual painting, and so she transferred it into a book cover, but the painting itself is spectacular. it's beautiful. damian: wow, we have about a minute and a half left, eddie. i'll let you have the final say here, anything you wanna get across. eddie: yeah, my biggest regret is that i wasn't in the waiting room.

otis the drug. no, some people have no idea that you're talking about mayberry usaom. >> they don't know. well, they should watchd the series. they might they might learn something. ke they might your: know, it's'v interesting and i've said this before it's worth repeating in my view after the midterm shellacking and hillary care care failedth and they didn't have a goodey first midterm bill clinton in nineteen ninety four when newt when the republicansnsmi ce to power on the contract with america, newt gingrich's visionith, you know, bill clintn then adjusted the era off big government is over and it'ss the end of welfare as we know it. he also had what we describe as a a sister souljah moment. i don't see that capacity in any democrat. but b forut the two i mentionedo you know, but here's the difference betweenin the clinton and the biden administration. presidentto clinton appointed what one commentator call this week a bunch of accu stupid people, no words, no well-educated, no common sense. pre

his wife also had a construction business and otis up, but an inspection of the dwelling showed the doorsere locked from the inside, the windows, no one opened things, no things were missing on the wall in the bathroom the room where olga was found was painted in blood, two, hearts version of the family drama. now priority it turned out that the couple had not lived peacefully for a long time. eugene allegedly got a mistress. in general, he was actively interested in other women. olga, they say, was very jealous, most likely, during another quarrel, the woman attacked her husband with a knife, and then the relatives of the talents committed suicide, for obvious reasons, they do not want to communicate with journalists . eugene paland was well known in homeland, first of all, as a philanthropist and theatergoer, he donated money to the development of the state russian drama theater named after him. or iskander in the city of sukhum was an adviser to the general director. he was a big man of a large scale, a talented businessman who created one of the largest enterprises in our country in a

i'm joined now from new york by journalist ginger adams otis.however, having been a reporterfor 20 years now i have covered, i can't tell you how many mass shootings and there are so many we don't cover. so i'd like to think so but it is hard to tell. just explain to people why it is so difficult. you hear a president talking about wanting reform and calling on people to carry on marching and, yet, it is so difficult, isn't it, to get any change through? it is difficult. part of it is simply the nature of how the government works, checks and balances, it makes it a bit easier for the majority will to get stymied along the way by a group of people who field differently, lawmakers who feel differently. part of it is simply the ongoing debate around the second amendment. it is still very much an open, living discussion as part of the constitution, and very strong feelings on both sides about that. and a new wave of technology, basically, and firearms, that have outpaced where the laws are in america. everyone is struggling to catch up. the one thin

i'm joined now from new york byjournalist ginger adams otis.st saying, the theme of the march is at this time it is different. do you share that optimism? i time it is different. do you share that optimism? i would like to, however, _ share that optimism? i would like to, however, having - share that optimism? i would| like to, however, having been share that optimism? i would i like to, however, having been a reporterfor like to, however, having been a reporter for 20 years now i have covered, i can't tell you how many mass shootings and there are so many we don't cover. so i'd like to think so but it is hard to tell. just explain _ but it is hard to tell. just explain to _ but it is hard to tell. just explain to people - but it is hard to tell. just explain to people why i but it is hard to tell. just explain to people why it | but it is hard to tell. just explain to people why it is so difficult. you hear a president talking about wanting reform and calling on people to carry on marching and, yet, it is so difficult, isn't it, to get any cha

sam cooke, otis redding, they�*re all dead. lady gaga, maybe.play a very, very important role on the night? yeah, she�*s a police constable patrolling from i think ten o�*clock at night until six in the morning, doing herjob. and she loves it, bless her. what does she get out of it? i think the feeling of giving something back, which i know is an old cliche, but she once told me, she said, "i love looking after the city that i love". and she loves london and she wants to look after it. i phone her up and say, "did anything happen tonight?" "oh, we arrested a man in a car with some drugs, and we took him down the station." do you ever worry about her? no, she�*s six foot three, come on. she has to go down to the station then and fill in all the forms. then she don�*t get home till three, you know. and then it�*s your turn to make the breakfast and tea in bed? i do, actually, i do. don�*t laugh, i do. i don�*t need to do anything else. sir rod, it�*s been a joy. thank you for coming all this way. thank you so much. i love our royal family. i�*m so

. >> by the way, new cfos at mcdonald's, at otis. is there an army of executives who have no interest in -- >> otis and mcdonald's are doing well dollar tree looks like a coup. top four officers. mcdonald's is doing so well. we have an upgrade today >> atlanta today >> this is the stable character in this period very interesting that pinterest is up because i could not believe we got that person from google very high level. ben's a founder, ben silberman, a founder, nebraska guy, really terrific gets into a business that is really kind of a happy business. and then you get into the pandemic and it's got great recipes. i made something once from pinterest. i made -- i boiled an egg. it was incredible. you put the water in a little salt. i knew everything after that but now people are going out again. it is the travel section of pinterest, but the -- no one has any hobbies with this covid. >> bed bath's market cap is half a billion dollars. >> then they bought back stock again. they have $88 million, goes to $79 million. negative remai

so adams and james otis go to the print shop of the boston visit.dams writes about this in his diary. he says, we had a wonderful night. we cooked up all kinds of things to put into mars newspaper. we cooked up occurrences and paragraphs and all kinds of fun stuff. he says it's working the political engine, quote unquote. working the political engine. it's my favorite thing other than my daughters in the whole world, this paragraph. because it's the one moment where john adams tells us really a big thing about how the revolution comes about. and so if you look at the next days boston gazette. some time before it, 1769. you would have no way of knowing what was cooked up and what was not. and what are the things that are cooked up is kind of difficult to know. there are letters in their. there's poetry in there. that's obviously hooked up -- cooked up. but there's some stuff that, in the term of today, would be considered fake news. then the boston said issue goes all over the place. it goes all throughout new england. it goes into new york. it doesn

the court cap after otis moved into its new chambers 35. the beautiful marble palace did not whether parade rained upon. and apparently owen roberts was persuaded and bullied and intimidated. in a case decided two years to date after they moved in he switched his vote in a case that's really disgusted civics classes, not really discussed in college. torok discussed very much in law school. the date of the casela is told in a lovely silk opening. he buckled to presidential intimidation her to switch his vote, join the three musketeers of the court and. reporter: the commerce clause reinterpreting commerce to prevent every activity that would aggregate as a efsignificant effect. the limited purpose federal government and national government. management fees by drawing decisions you can legislate that. focus that you're in charge of the huge expanse of sky's the limit. congress stopped trying to makeo law is accountable. prints for that chimp actually goes in depth today. as with most work laws measured by waist, would like, economic impact ar

and so the atoms cousins and john and james otis go to the print shop of the boston gazette and they and adams writes about this in his diary and he says we had a wonderful night. we just he we cooked up all kinds of things to put in tomorrow's newspaper. we cooked up a occurrences and paragraphs and all kinds of fun stuff and he says it's working the political engine quote unquote working the political engine. it's my favorite thing my favorite thing in the other than my daughters in the whole world. is this this paragraph that because this is the one moment when john adams tells us really a big thing about how the revolution comes about and he's and and so if you look at the next day's boston gazette, september 4th 1769, you would have no way of knowing what was cooked up and what was not and and what are the things that are cooked up is kind of difficult to know. um, there are letters in there. there's some poetry in there that's obviously cooked up, but there's stuff that you know is in the term of the day would be considered fake news. then that boston gazette issue goes all ove

so let me know by semitic of, than the frame. otis with these as best do has to last your highly particularly maybe don't need bosky frequency. so we'll do a gym or a by some prevail on things your perception. again, while i select that, you're going to be a to share your thought. dear while i see that otherwise a total due for this a new reload the to the funded by son. oh that antoinette. yes. the distance is the attorney. i know we, my daughters that the pest can keep on this if you break, and i will have it up here. mm way book a tomorrow. but we should be doing mall to samsung tv on flash, say a blue dove. they've quality eco malls. we'll get an updated food out. she did, she already shoot me a white poly bonsa down. i'm going to say, i said maybe on don levied petronela diesel sooner known. did i there you, she didn't do enough halls. it us echo more liberal with some of those countries you didn't get paid $1.00 more danya control that you had a come by for the, the on the song. so we do more in is also doing it. if you need about kill digital d g, which was used to film miti, so all, a

i go to otis bill, dan barry, i go to the air force base.ody, you can make that request but it's far less likely to be granted because when you're out, go to the facility. when you're in, the fewer prisons, the marshals will decide there's a spot for you, that's where you are going. kennedy: if they have kids and don't like her, she's going to a roach infested hellhole. it seems like the jury recently has gotten it right, i think the judge got it right but the judge gave her 20 and not 30 to 55 years so will ghislaine maxwell see the light of day? will she have time off for good behavior and all of that or are federal sentences different? >> pencil on a piece of paper or a napkin what you do, you take the 240 months, she will get 15% off that time for what we call good time credit so 240 is now down to 204. then the extent she avails herself programs while she's in, she teaches, takes classes, they say jump, you say how high? she may be able to shape additional time plus when she's getting ready to go home, she will be sent to what we call a

so my close friends otis to really feeling about the strength of the so-called case? enticing that this is the most important thing to watch and then when you see what they have at this just doesn't tell me anything. i have concern that this crosses the line overly peeking into the most confidential communications of the white house they opt to try to go against mark meadows try to hold them in contempt and prosecute him. this it were not a prosecutor. now are going out for the white house. the constitution is design for accommodation in this interesting dance between the legislation of and that branch does not sit down and it's really an aggressive unnecessary step. >> laura: in their letter they said that they need for the information outweighs any concern about the separation of powers here i guess it would be privilege? >> that overstates the case i would see the president needs confidential advice from his chief of staff and is white house counsel as a minimum. >> laura: how do you operate as president when the democrats get a power? they don't want them to be ab

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petersburg plant of a us company called otis is in second place.he american owners pressed the button. stop at russian production. however, no disaster. according to experts, there won’t be, because so far the production of only high-speed cabins for high office buildings and elite residential complexes has been stopped. and russian elevators are being installed in ordinary residential buildings, high-speed lifts made using western technologies can also be replaced with imports. just for this it takes time to convince the elevator builders. and now about other transport, and the taxi drivers of which will greatly tighten the requirements for those convicted of murder , rape, robbery, taxis will be banned from carrying passengers, maybe the fastest. however, it’s definitely not the safest mode of transport the other day in tyumen , the driver angrily insulted the girl who did not pay him cash, but transferred the money to his employer with her misunderstanding. after that, the scoundrel refused to let the passenger out and took the shocked girl in a

these are not traditional western concepts of justice, but joe biden or heartedly endorses nimitz otislition in the united states congress. the question is is this a wise course? thinking through world changing policies in any way before enacting them, pausing to reflect, we have learned, is disloyal. adult moral calculations or treason, thinking about your own country is a crime. the immediate goal, again, the bipartisan goal, is to turn russia into a pariah state. again, the question isn't whether vladimir putin deserves that. it's more than a moral question. the question is how will that work out for us and for the world? american citizens have a right to ask that question. oh, but you don't have a right, you should be arrested, your committing treason, to people who actually don't like america at all, so the question is they got it wrong again, will they ever admit it? will they ever pay the price for getting something huge wrong? victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution, we are honored to have them join us again tonight. thanks so much for coming on. it's n

or maybe otis. they just don't understand. >> sean: some people don't understand you are talking about me very usa. they don't know. >> they should watch the series. they might learn something. >> tucker: they might. it's interesting and i've said this before. it's worth repeating in my view. after the midterm shellacking and hillary care failed. they didn't have a good first midterm, bill clinton in 1994 when the republicans came to power on the contract with america, newt gingrich is a vision, bill clinton, the era of big government is over and it's the end of welfare as we know it. he also had as we describe a sister soldier moment. i don't see that capacity in any democrat but for the two that i mentioned, do you? >> no but here's the difference between the clinton and the biden administration's. president clinton appointed what one commentator called this week a bunch of high i.q. stupid people. in other words, well educated but no common sense. president biden has appointed whack jobs. these p

boy, monday, tuesday, wednesday, get ready for therheat, especially if you'rnd ere 'reing is a ti otis eving whtemperatures on de.ti breezy today and temperatures, many of us are still below average for this time of year. san francisco's high today. 63 oakland, 69 average high 72 san jose. you should be in the only got to 73 santa rosa. you got to 75. your average high is 83 degrees. all right. for this evening, expecting mostly clear conditions. temperatures generally in the mid 50's for most locations around the y ar.ourwindllons ti tomorrmongrterature omorrobutll at of locations may be on a kind of below average for this time of year. but the winds will also pick up a little bit throughout the day tomorrow afternoon, on againwith francco ton faer daby o'clteerat urshld around wi inound0 mileanu4 2nville an13 san jose. temperatures are warming up nicely for your father's day. if you're taking dad out for brunch or for golf, tempetuwarming up into livre aalso in antioch ni. 84nd n aon rgetousu las sunscreen for for the north bay. low 80's from mountain view, redwood city and 85 in mor

what treats are waiting otis? >> he has stake.l: there is the primping. >> this is the diva rise. will: are you the diva? >> she is. will: the pampering. it takes areas longer to get ready then you? are you technically allowed to have a favorite? >> i do not have a favorite. we have a fabulous -- we have fabulous dogs coming forward and i cannot wait to see who is best in show. will: the show at the beautiful lyndhurst estate in new york. for the first time in years, fans are back in the stands. >> these crowds are electrified. we have 600 more dogs than we have had before and thousands more spectatorllogs conger the>> dante did not speaking ths when i got him. he flew over from hungary. will: and this year the competition is more ruff than ever. two new breeds joining, the russian toy and the mooney. the judge is announcing their own topics. trumpet, hollywood, n.m. and belle who jumped into her handler's arms when she got the good news but there can only be one top dog of 2022. >> the best in show winner is the bloodhound. will:

of january last year that is the oldest instance we can find that , through the image search, the otiss video -- the oldest image we can find this video. anchor: this is here. great. reporter: this shows that this video predates the resurgence of the fighting between the rebel group in the drc military, which began in early april this year. this video has been around before the fighting took place. one fact checking organization we spoke to come congo check, at the language spoken in the video does not belong to rwanda or the drc. a journalist confirmed it is a language spoken only in the northern region of ghana, so thanks to the speakers who translated the speech in the video we learned the victim in the video is a person who is accused of theft and likely found in ghana, not the drc. anchor: it is dangerous stuff when there is already so much tension between this region bordering rwanda, drc, and the sense that there is interference and whatnot and the tensions are already high and you see a video like that that is upsetting, that could inflame those tensions for people who believe

hefly y've t a an to t innd o oty rd toy0's cre temperatures warming up gradually under the sunshine.t's going to take our inland areas to some pretty hot numbers to close out spring today, coastal bayshore areas. definitely a lot more tolerable. sunshine out in full force today. and for those of you that may be heading out and about right along the embarcadero and market street for the warriors parade. this is going to make for some really nice stuff. the parade will kick o wi be inthe 60 loinsscantees wi rm rlly kltey the tof things will be solidly in the 70's in the city. but 80's to 90's elsewhere, which all more details about your full forecast john, thank you for that. all hands on deck today. so as you might know, if you're taking bar today, they've added extra trains. >> an uptick in staff. there's welfare either. adding extra trips just in time for the parade. now, muni, if you're taking that, they've had to reroute several trips because of the parade routes going through that and caltrain, they have extra capacity today for travelers. so a lot of people taking advantage of t

concerns about the men weighing in on what is happening with these tech age -- about demand wing in otis happening with these tech issues. this is all at the moment taking its toll on the stock which is down 10%. making adjustments to improve the experience. iron ore down significantly. 7% plus the fall back here. new pessimism about demand. it has wiped out this year's gains and virus was. that is a look at what is happening. gaming stock under severe pressure as we look at and out rake in macau -- an outbreak in macau of covid. let's all forget about the other elephant in the group -- the room and we are talking about bitcoin. yvonne: we're wondering if that is why you are seeing risk assets react to this way. i'm sure all the bitcoin traders were going nuts should this roller coaster ride we have seen. we broke below 20,000 this morning. everyone thought if we can hold above 20,000, maybe things will be looking better. that led to u.s. futures reversing. bitcoin is at 19,882. it is hard to find a floor at this point. it is impacting sentiment across all asset. rishaad: asia for a chan

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host: otis is calling from los angeles on the line for parents and students. good morning.aller: good morning, you guys. how are you doing this morning? host: good. caller: great. this is what my perspective is. i thought about this one morning. the introduction of the internet hit us all at one time, as well as an adult and children. we had no way to figure -- filter this out where we could say, how do we get ourselves to understand what we are being exposed to, let alone young, developing minds? our kids got hit with a lot that desensitized them. we are starting to see the actions of some of the things the internet is bringing to them. when the pandemic hit us, everybody was at home. kids spend most of the time on the telephone. i guess the biggest thing i am saying is values have gone out the window, and it has had a profound effect on how kids respond and get into the things they get into. i think the internet has had a devastating effect. even though we embrace it and think it has had some great things, which it probably has, but for the most part, our kids have gotten

sam cooke, otis redding, they're all dead. lady gaga, maybe. that would be fantastic, wouldn't it?o play a very, very important role on the night? yeah, she's a police constable patrolling from i think ten o'clock at night until six in the morning, doing herjob. and she loves it, bless her. what does she get out of it? i think the feeling of giving something back, which i know is an old cliche, but she once told me, she said, "i love looking after the city that i love". and she loves london and she wants to look after it. i phone her up and say, "did anything happen tonight?" "0h, we arrested a man in a car with some drugs, and we took him down the station." do you ever worry about her? no, she's six foot three, come on. she has to go down to the station then and fill in all the forms. then she don't get home till three, you know. and then it's your turn to make the breakfast and tea in bed? i do, actually, i do. don't laugh, i do. i don't need to do anything else. sir rod, it's been a joy. thank you for coming all this way. thank you so much. i love our royal family. i'm so proud

well, out of these eighty, a huge part was supplied by the company, otis, american, as a rule, thesepossible technologically everything is worth it. mass construction is on this way. it won't affect. how skyscrapers do, please moscow city samsung burj khalifa korean manufacturer chinese is also a microchat. question of the humanities. offered a contract winch. this is a steel cable. no, the winch, it's the motor itself, the electric motor, which will pretend no one hears. no, everything is correct. you are correct. yes, it really means the drive itself, which raises the motor, affects so precisely, therefore, when solving the whole range of tasks. we can partially replace or replace, or something similar in our good soviet past battle. at least we drank milk from a glass bottle. it was wonderfully organic. today it is very dangerous. no, it's not dangerous curls. this is the number of conditions, for example, this is dangerous. you will break the milk normally without transition. e in personality. let's not have abstract conversations about substitutions for them. we have twenty year

host: we are going to move on to otis and destroy -- in detroit focusing on the testimony of severallection officials before the january 6 committee. caller: good morning. one thing i was saddened about how the nonpolitical staff members were treated, other family was treated just listening to the testimony, especially the young african-american female. but the republican elected officials i didn't realize how much they had to go through listening to their testimony. theirs was -- there was if you don't stand up on someone being attacked once they killed all of them -- once they destroyed all of them even though you -- you were next. staunch conservative republicans and yet the way they were treated. the one gentleman said he thought he had these great plans and out of fear just to maintain their own power they attacked. that was the sad part to me. the republican conservative radio like fox television, they talk about things marching around sipping court justices home. i flipped through all the channels. them talking about the young lady, the republicans and others in this united st

host: otis is calling from los angeles on the line for parents and students. good morning. caller: good morning, you guys. how are you doing this morning? host: good. caller: great. this is what my perspective is. i thought about this one morning. the introduction of the internet hit us all at one time, as well as an adult and children. we had no way to figure -- filter this out where we could say, how do we get ourselves to understand what we are being exposed to, let alone young, developing minds? our kids got hit with a lot that desensitized them. we are starting to see the actions of some of the things the internet is bringing to them. when the pandemic hit us, everybody was at home. kids spend most of the time on the telephone. i guess the biggest thing i am saying is values have gone out the window, and it has had a profound effect on how kids respond and get into the things they get into. i think the internet has had a devastating effect. even though we embrace it and think it has had some great things, which it probably has, but for the most part, our kids have gott

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