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. >> the complex is being built on the margaret pauline brown elementary site and will feature 56 homes, community building and playground. >>> a homeless encampment continues to grow many the tech giant facing questions on how it will handle situations at theant vacant lot after a fire broke out. >> reporter: at least 30 homeless people live in this area, and the fire spread through mobile home. someone built a fire that got out of control. the property is owned by apple but has remained open during the last few years. people like robert moved in during the pandemic. >> we thank apple for letting us stay here as long as we have. we're trying to do our best to get out. hopefully they'll understand. >> reporter: it's growing avenue week. there's an estimated 200 tons of hazardous trash and mobile homes and makeshift wooden structures. the city says any responsibility on cleanup or removal lies with apple. an apple spokeswoman tells me they are working with the city and partners for the site and add that it's pledged $2.5 billion to build long term affordable housing on this property. a h

he did not generally let pauline travel because she needed to provide milk, and she was also a pet. but one of the few times she traveled, she traveled by her own personal railroad car. so she really traveled in first class. the problem with this is she was going to the wisconsin state fair, a bit of a favor from the president. and the -- somewhere along the lines her train car was detached and was on its way to the chicago stockyards on a different train, and it was just caught just in the nick of time, otherwise that story would have not had a very happy ending. >> oh -- >> but she came back to the white house safe and sound, and then when president taft administration ended, she went back to the senator's farm in wisconsin. >> so pauline got retirement after four years just like presidents do. >> absolutely. >> well, the mystique and the grace of the white house never goes into retirement, and, jonathan, thank you so much for sharing the history and the depth and the information. and i think a lot of us had no idea behind the legacy of the white house, and thank you so much. now,

the gang rapes, john howard, pauline hanson, and we have proved to art as australian as anyone else. i think we have developed a platform where we've really dealt with pretty much everything that has been thrown off cultural issues, identity issues, settlement issues. we've dealt with racial issues with issues in faith and extremism. we've, i don't know what else there is to come, but i'm sure that will be something. but i just think we've developed a platform and a resilience that is so strong. and like any group of astronomy and living in a big city, the people of southwick sydney face, challenges, gang activity and gun crime still exist. but it talks, the minority is no match for a decent majority fighting for a positive future. ah, there's a great sense of hope and out of everything comes great and the community live in a community, the whatever community a 1st of all my story strength. when i have a seat, i put as much a droll and so i came into my all the x and i ever do it. i. ready know my parents back and they never met the right decision with us and we never came here for a

florida leads the nation infl pediatric hospitalizations. 15-year-old pauline velasquez was supposed to start school next week. instead, she's been hospitalized, nearly a month in a pediatric i.c.u. on a ventilator. >> i think you guys should take the vaccine. it's very important. i don't want nobody to go through what i went through. >> reporter: just days into the school year in palm beach county, more than 400 students have been told to quarantine after being exposed to an infected person. the district says 37 students and 14 staff members have confirmed cases. major. >> garrett: manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight, roughly half of all tonight, roughly half of all americans are living under heat alerts, as two heat waves bake much of the country. and, as meg oliver reminds us, this extreme weather can be deadly. >> reporter: coast to coast, heat indexes are in the triple digits. along the east coast, feels-like temperatures are as high as 106 degrees in washington, d.c., 107 in philadelphia, and 104 in boston. >> we don't have air conditioning at home so we have to get out and st

of the bahamas has successfully defended her title in the women's 400 meters and made the pauline of the dominican republic one. so the law american allison felix became the most decorated female track and field ashley with her bronze. that's her 10th elim pick metal. i'm very grateful for just everyone who's come before me just so much respect and admiration. i know i wouldn't be here, you know, without those who paved the way and just grateful for my own journey. i love this for, and it's been so good to me and i've grown up in it. and so yeah it's, it's very, very special to be $35.00 to still be doing what i love you on the just like chip to guy a has one, the 5000 meters, a world record, hold, add into his silver from last week and the 10000 meters broke in a couple of records and was that become a once again? but i would say that, you know, do when an olympic gold really unbecoming will be jumped on this really special diego castillo and i found it. i currently said you've meant to be really to be highly rated done. there was a record katerina hi jumping saw mark as a said, but

. >> reporter: warriors' fan pauline says the new rules give her peace of mind. >> you can be far more relaxed and enjoy the game and not freak out that if you leave you might get sick. >> reporter: the warriors and chase center say they will comply with the new guidelines for their next event, a concert on september 15th. the question between now and then is how they'll do it, because verifying vaccinations for thousands of fans at the door simply doesn't work. in san francisco, lili tan, "nbc bay area news". >>> well, state health leaders say new cases among unvaccinated people continue to climb. they say people who haven't gotten the shot have a case rate of 600% higher than those who are vaccinated. in the last 24 hours the state of california saw more than 10,000 new infections. the positivity rate stands at 6.5%. >>> okay. how about this? you get a friend to get a covid vaccine and you get $100. contra costa county health leaders launched a new incentive program to get more people vaccinated. it is called the helping hands referral program. basically anyone 14 and up can earn $10

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. >> pauline of alaska was has been here since the beginning of the month. vaccinated, but she is cases like paulina's a part of the reason parents are so fired up around the country about whether masks should be required in schools. i believe that. >> masking is still important. these kids are not affected. please stop the insanity. you have already done damage to these kids by having them wear masks. the cdc and the american academy of pediatrics recommend masks in school because of the surge from the delta variant but children with no underlying medical conditions getting sick from covid is rare and some parents say masking up should be a choice. we must be all could be given the opportunity to choose what is best for our children. parents that want their children to attend school unimpeded by face covering should have that right as well. the cdc says transmission within schools is typically lower than in other parts of the community. but some doctors say masking up is still safest, especially since kids under 12 still can't get the vaccine it's just so i

congratulations to all the finalists and now going to turn things back over to pauline ya. >> hello againnext speakers is valerie rockefeller presenting the award to the 2021 lincoln prize winner. valerie has been a trustee of the institute for five years, and is one of its most active and generous supporters. a former classroom teacher who serves on the board of teachers college at columbia university, a major civic leader to chairs the board of the rockefeller brothers fun, a private foundation advancing social change that contributes to more sustainable and peaceful world. valerie will now introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. >> i'm honored to introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. professor david reynolds. david is a rhode island native who receive degrees from amherst college and uc berkeley and taught american lit tour and american studies at northwestern university, bar understands college, new york university, rutgers university. since 2006 a professor at the graduate center of the city university of new york and teaches english and americansides. the author 0

it's located on east more avenue next to margaret pauline brown elementary school development will havein three buildings surrounding a courtyard. it's being built through a partnership between the city of daly city and the school district. never in my studies that i think that i would be leading an effort to build housing. that's just not what we do in the school of education, but it is what we do here in jefferson elementary because we focus on what our students need so they can learn and part of what they need is a staff that is highly qualified and is able to live close by and not be stressed by the cost of housing, and this is the second teacher. your housing development to be built in daly city. today marks seven years since the passing a robin williams and today his son mark the day with a tweet writing quote, dad seven years ago. today you passed on the joy and inspiration you brought to the world carries on in your legacy and in your family, friends and fans. you so loved you live to bring laughter and to help others i will be celebrating your memory today. love you. forever th

i may as well ask you this, lisa, pauline elliott says| you this, lisa, pauline elliott says our pcrance. you have to have a test. but at the moment with this amber plus, you do have to take two tests on your return on days two and eight but i am really hoping that will be resolved. right now down here, they are starting to require people to have their vaccination certificates to go into leisure centres, cinemas, restaurants, bars, and they are now very hot on it, and masks are being worn indoors in restaurants, supermarkets, shops, so they are trying as well as they can to control the spread of the disease, but it is much easier to get into france than it is to get back into the uk at the moment.- france than it is to get back into the uk at the moment. thank you. san'a the uk at the moment. thank you. saniay asks. _ the uk at the moment. thank you. sanjay asks, sean, _ the uk at the moment. thank you. sanjay asks, sean, what _ the uk at the moment. thank you. sanjay asks, sean, what about - sanjay asks, sean, what about canada? our covid vaccination rates are much higher than the u

this was pauline njeri's walk to freedom, after five years in prison for fraud.aughter was there to greet her. some of the people that your paralegals are training have committed very serious offenses. >> mclean: for sure. >> cooper: do they really deserve, a chance to get out if they've really committed those crimes? >> mclean: we're not determining sentence. those who are guilty of offenses should be punished. and the punishment should be proportionate and it should be viewed towards euipping them one day to leave prison and to contribute to society. but those who are innocent shouldn't be wrongly punished. >> cooper: justice defenders relies entirely on donations, and spends about $2 million a year helping inmates. they've begun trying to expand their work into other prisons in africa, europe, and the united states. >> mclean: we have a shared hunger for justice. >> cooper: already, their impact in kenya has been profound. morris kaberia was part of a team of justice defenders who successfully challenged the constitutionality of kenya's mandatory death sentenc

it will be on each more avenue next to margaret pauline brown elementary school.s designed to include 56 housing units in three buildings surrounding a courtyard. it's being built through a partnership between the city of daly city and the school district. never in my studies that i think that i would be leading an effort to build housing. that's just not what we do in the school of education but it is what we do here in jefferson elementary because we focus on what our students need so they can learn and part of what they need is a staff that is highly qualified and is able to live close by and not be stressed by the cost of housing. this is the second teacher housing development to be built in daly city. as we mentioned more students returned to school today for in person learning, and that includes thousands of students in sonoma county that returned this morning. today is the first day of classes and guys orville roseland and right school districts the roseland district in santa rosa had a vaccination clinic just yesterday about 55% of sonoma county students a

. >> the taliban's movement seems to be happening faster than anyone anticipated, pauline. understand just how surprised is the pentagon by how quickly this is happening? >> reporter: well, i don't know that the pentagon is that surprised so much as the white house is far more surprised. the pentagon has been warning for months now, for years, in fact, if we pulled out united states troops the country would descend into at least civil war and you would see a return of the warlordism and the taliban insurgency rule. that said, nobody at the pentagon expected that it would happen even before president biden's withdrawal of american troops deadline, which was supposed to be september 11th and now is august 31st. the white house in particular though i think has been quite shocked at how quickly this has happened because president biden got intelligence assessment from his intel community that he had been relying on back in march or april that said any collapse of the afghan government probably wouldn't happen for 18 months after american troops left. he was hoping that that wou

it will be on east more avenue next to margaret pauline brown elementary school. the development is designed to include 56 housing units in three buildings surrounding a courtyard. it's being built through a partnership between the city of daly city and the school district. never in my studies that i think that i would be leading an effort to build housing. that's just about what we do in the school of education. but it is what we do here in jefferson elementary because we focus on what our students need so they can learn and part of what they need is a staff that is highly qualified and is able to live close by and not be stressed by the cost of housing. this is the second teacher housing development to be built in daly city. a truck on highway one on one crashed into and killed a pedestrian early this morning in san jose. the chp is now investigating, officers say a truck hit and killed the person who was running through south bound lanes of traffic at about 3 30 this morning it happened near santa clara street and alum rock avenue. the chp isn't sure why the pe

absolutely, thanks very much for now, pauline. - time for a look at the weather.e's louise lear. we started talking about the fantastic events in tokyo and you have been looking at the weather there. spare a thought for some of the athletes battling with some of the extreme heat. if you are watching a hockey earlier today, the temperature on the thermometer may have read 31 degrees, but factor in the humidity and it felt more like 43 degrees, so that is really quite incredible. and although the temperatures are falling away, only slowly, so the athletics about to get under way, the temperatures will still be sitting into the high 20s, still be sitting into the high 20s, still with that humidity as well. back to reality, however, let's get that focus closer to home. i was settled summer sunshine has abandoned us come up with low pressure still dominating generally across the country. the heaviest rain so far today has been through eastern scotland, drifting steadily westwards and these bands of showers moving out of northern ireland, north—west england and north wa

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