robert f. kennedy: racial injustice and poverty, ignorancand concn foworld peace d chicagand s anges, dung thatime, i spokto goverr barnett probly 25 times. heanted the marsha toraw their ns. [ambnt music - [announcer]: major funding for reel south was provided by: etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian-american media, south arts, and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. additional funding for "you asked for the facts" was provided by: [film reel] [crowd chatter] robert f. kennedy: you're going to go with them here. [crowd chatter] speaker 2: thanks. i appreciate it. speaker 3: could you give an autograph? speaker 4: senator, what do you feel about the reception you got from these students down here? robert f. kennedy: it's very nice. speaker 4: the students are most happy to have you here. speaker 5: why don't you try us at football? robert f. kennedy: i think you're too good for us down here. gerald blessey: he

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, with the u. s. supreme court has blocked the biden administration's vaccine or testing mandate for large companies. the plan would have forced around $80000000.00 americans to get the corona virus job or take regular tests. if they work for a company with more than $100.00 employees. the court voted 6 to 3 against the mandate saying it was an improper imposition on the life and health of those affected. but they've ruled health care workers can be mandated to get the job that makes it a legal requirement for more than 10000000 people in the sector for the rulings came as president biden amounts, that more military medical personnel will be deployed to staff hospitals. our white house correspondent, kimberly help get referrals. i know we're all frustrated as we enter this new year . overwhelmed by a record number of i'm a crime infections. us president joe biden announced he was deploying more military medical t

robert kennedy's murder came just fight is up to his brother, president john f. kennedy was killed in texas. rob reynolds report from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon. a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy . in 1968 kennedy was a democratic us senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy, he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. i thank to all of you and now it's on the chicago and let win now. as kennedy and his entourage made their way back stage in the kitchen area of the hotel, sir, hans struck fatally wounded kennedy with a bullet to the head. dozens of people witness the shooting. it was an act of violence that changed the course of american history. in august of last year, a california parole panel recommended that sir han who is now

the palestinian born man convicted of killing democratic senator robert kennedy said that sir hans assassination of senator kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in american history. now there was a pool handle hearing back in august of last year. the recommended that your hon be released, but the governor has the final say on that. and the governor newsome in his statement also said that sir han who is now 77 years old still poses a danger to the public. the killing came just 5 years after the assassination of his elder brother, john f. kennedy, the president of the united states and sort of cemented the idea of a tragic or almost the 1st around the kennedy family. that persisted for many decades sir han for his part was apprehended at the scene immediately, and he later told investigators a short time later that he had done what he did because he was upset with kennedy were kennedy support for israel. so the come here on al jazeera, why mexico's curve at 19 vaccination drive is much slow of last of the other latin american countries. and why public transport work as a lebanon of walked of

kennedy died a short time. later in his statement today, the governor of california gavin knew some said the assassination of robert of kennedy was one of the most notorious crimes of the 21st century and expressed his view that despite sir hans age is now 77 years old. he still represents a significant threat to the public welfare, the parole hearing for sir hans or han in august resulted in a recommendation that he be released with the parole board members saying he's shown some remorse, but new some who is a personal admirer of robert of kennedy and his legacy has the final say on that. so he put an end to, to those possibilities that, that sir haunts or how could be released. kennedy, as you know, was running for the democratic presidential campaign, a presidential nomination at the time. he had just celebrated his victory in the california primary and was looking forward to going onto the convention in chicago, but that was not to be adrian out. here as rob reynolds reporting live from los angeles, wrote many thanks. indeed, the founder of a far right militia group has been charged with seditious conspiracy. o

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles ah, watching al jazeera, remind now of the top stories, australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis donna, that talk of it's visa to stays ahead of the australian open joke of ich, who is on vaccinated 1st, had his visa revoke last week, count, arriving in the country. sir clark has mo, from brisbin. it's taken 4 days now of alex hold. who holds the discretionary power .

of palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1900. 68, killing robert kennedy's mother came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was killed in texas. let's go live for los angeles where robert kennedy was killed. i'll just say this, rob reynolds is there for us, rob, tell us more about the governance decision. well, this of course was an act of $960.00 the killing of robert f kennedy. that really changed the course of american politics and us history forever. and governor gavin newsome today in denying parole. ready for. ready sir hans, here hon. the palestinian born man convicted of killing democratic senator robert kennedy said that sir hans assassination of senator kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in american history. though there was a pool handle hearing back in august of last year. the recommended that your hon be released, but the governor has the final say on that. and governor newsome in his statement also said that sir han who is now 77 years old, still poses a danger to the public. a kennedy was running for the democratic preside

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, the founder of the far right militia group, has been charged with seditious conspiracy over the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump's supporters last year, prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads, lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. the trying to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory, 10 others have also been charged shabby towns. he has the latest from washington, dc. these are the most significant charges against anyone. some $700.00 people have already been charged and connected january the 6th, but mostly for trespass and for trying to impede congress is activity. but this is actually, this is the real thing with sedition. i mean sort of where you have very often. and one of the reasons why not is because prosecutors in the past when you're very difficult to prove that someone actually was mounting of the seditious conspiracy. i'm not merely employing that cu

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although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. ah, this is al jazeera, these, the top stories, australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis, don novak dock of which is visa, just days ahead of the australian open emergency court session is due to have the case sarah clock as more from brisbane. it's taken 4 days now of alex hall who holds the discretionary powers that the immigration is done to revoke that visa a 2nd time. now i should state that these discretionary powers means he's quite a lot of power when it comes to he can, it can, you will be on the grounds. he considers you a public risk or a health risk or even on a, on a small scenario.

s. presidential candidate robert kennedy. sir hanser hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was shot dead in texas. ah, this is al jazeera, these other top stories, australia, immigration minister has revoked, tennis, dont know that job, which is these are for 2nd time. it was canceled days ahead of the australia open tournament. jock of issue is on vaccinated had his visa revoke last week, but a judge of a turned that ruling. sarah cock has moved from prison. it's taken 4 days now of alex hall, who holds the discretionary powers as the immigration minister to revoke that visa . a 2nd time now.

s. presidential candidate robert kennedy. so hanser han, palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 968, killing the murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was shot in texas. and those the headlines, more news fiance's era after risking it all next. a while to 19 is are making serious f a n t. i'm to stop with you in ah, not past the capital of bolivia in latin america. ah. it's the highest calf to city in the world. over 3500 meters above sea level. it's is pooling city and a 1000 meters of all to, to separate the poor neighborhoods in the armies, mountains where the air steam from the wealthy districts below it can take city for a whole day, duck kind of ties to the lack of oxygen in the mountains. but if you live there, you get used to it. like maria ramos. don't god give us an mammoth bad when father mama, dad, my dad does both of them. every 2 weeks, maria makes a long journey from a mountain village to lap has to buy goods for her grocery store for her mother. he said cann

sirhan was outraged by robert kennedy's support for israel. as been a widow for 53 years and six of her children the kennedy family support the governor's decision and point out the killer wrote in his diary, more than a thousand times, that rfk must die, must be disposed of like his brother was, must be assassinated. he also wrote that others should be murdered including ambassador arthur goldberg and president johnson. ethel kennedy was with her husband when he was assassinated by sirhan. as the family's statement points out, she and the rest of the family have had to relive that experience literally thousands of times including right now if they happen to be watching television when a segment like this comes on. the statement says, because of how entwined into popular culture this murder has become amplified by the regularity of the inmate's attempts to be freed our family has been forced to watch our husband and father be killed thousands of times. the pain of reliving his last moments over and over again is simply unbearable. instead of co

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, ah. up on the hour and these are the top stories. australia is immigration minister is cancelled tennis donovan. joke, a vicious visa just dies out from the striding open joke of it has been ordered back into detention as he fights his deportation or from sara clock in brisbin. it's taken 4 days now of alex hall who holds the discretionary powers as he immigration minister to revoke that visa a 2nd time. now i should state that these discretionary powers means he's quite a lot of power when it comes to he can, it can't. you'll base on the grounds.

robert kennedy junior did not earn public attention. he inherited it.assassinated father's name to this day. he actually dragged his father into the statement this weekend that he is now in sincerely apologizing for. at an anti vaccine rally in washington, robert kennedy junior said, even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps into switzerland. you could hide in an attic, like and frank did. i visited, in 1962, east germany with my father and met people who had climbed the wall and escaped. bobby kennedy junior was eight years old on that trip and apparently he did not learn then that and frank was not hiding in an attic in hitler's germany, and frank hid in an attic with her family in amsterdam before the nazis captured them and sent them to the death camps where and frank died. bobby kennedy told his audience that and frank hiding in the attic had more freedom than they do now. he said that to a group of people who travel to washington, some by playing without ever having to show proof of vaccination or recent covid test, robert kennedy junior ha

. >> today, robert f. kennedyy for comparing public health vaccine protocols to hitler's murder of 6 million jewish people during the holocaust. mr. kennedy issued a similar apology that he obviously did not mean in 2015. the proof that he does not mean his apologies is that he kept invoking nazism in the holocaust in his moneymaking crusade against vaccines which began long before the coronavirus pandemic. robert kennedy junior did not earn public attention. he inherited it. and he shamelessly trades on his assassinated father's name to this day. he actually dragged his father into the statement this weekend that he is now insincerely apologizing for. at an anti vaccine rally in washington, robert kennedy junior said, even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps into switzerland. you could hide in an attic, like and frank did. i visited, in 1962, east germany with my father and met people who had climbed the wall and escaped. bobby kennedy junior was eight years old on that trip and apparently he did not lear

governor gavin newsome has been i parole for the man who assassinated us presidential candidate, robert kennedy. sir hans, are hot in the palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968 killing the u. s. supreme court has blocked a federal vaccine or testing mandate for large companies. the plan would have forced millions to get the cobra 19 job or take regular tests. china's facing a test of at 0 coven policy ahead of the beijing winter olympics and february, the nearby city of chan, gyms under a strict lockdown or affairs. the outbreak could disrupt the winter games and also the upcoming lunar new year celebrations next month. were tentative as the latest from hong kong. the focus of china's cove efforts is intention. now. they're not exactly sure what the source is and change in, but they do know that the chain of transmission looks to have gone through primary school kids. now change in to give you an idea is just about a 30 minute train ride to bay jing where the winter games will be held. so that's why this alarm around this cluster in change in they are taking no chance

a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f. kennedy was shot dead in texas. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, australia, immigration minister has revoked, tennis down, know that job, which is these are for 2nd time. it was cancelled days ahead of the australia opened tournament. jacob edge who is on vaccinated had his visa revoked last week. but a judge of a turned that ruling. sarah cock has moved from prison. it's taken 4 days now. are for alex hall who holds the discretionary powers that the immigration minister to revoke that visa a 2nd time. now i should state that these discretionary powers means he's quite a lot of power when it comes to he can accounts, you'll be on the grounds. he considers you a public wrist or a health risk or even on a, on a small scenario of making a false claim on an immigration statement. and in a statement released by alex walk, you said he made the decision on the grounds that it's in the public interest to do so. so this is yet

a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother. president john f kennedy was shot dead in texas. and those were headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera, after all hail lockdown, which is coming up next. it's one years since joe biden was sworn in as president of the united states against the backdrop of rioting on capitol hill from navigating the plan. damage to the withdrawal from afghanistan, we'll look back at his policy, wins and losses, and examined the challenges that remain special coverage on al jazeera. at almost every stage of this pandemic technology has played a major role in keeping us going. can't go to the office because of the lock downs . work with colleagues over slack, need hand sanitizer or base mask order for next day. delivery on amazon school university, closed more classes. and now happening from the mundane every day. aspects of life, grocery shopping, entertainment, chatting with friends and family, to the much more difficult task of trying to track and control

general robert f. kennedy. sunday's rally comes as daily covid-19 cases in parts of the northeast are showing signs of leveling off, but some regions are still seeing rising numbers. >> you're seeing cases come down very rapidly in the east coast. the states that were the early outbreak states, florida, the mid-atlantic, new york city, chicago, los angeles. this virus is spreading to the midwest. you're seeing cases pick up in states like montana, wisconsin, minnesota, wyoming, idaho. so it's not done yet. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says in the coming weeks infection levels could get to a low enough level that covid eventually becomes the type of respiratory infectioop pa. >> things are looking good. we don't want to get overconfident, but they look like they're going the right direction right now. >> reporter: but fauci says the u.s. has to be prepared for the possibility another highly infectious variant could come along. meanwhile, covid hospitalizations jumped 30% and deaths 44% in the past two weeks n

wherever you chose. >>> in california governor newsom reje a recommendation that the assassinator of robert kennedythe public. the 77-year-old has spent more than five decades behind bars for shooting kennedy in his victory celebration. when he was a rising contender for president in 1968. the possibility of him being paroled divided the kennedy family. releasing a statement along with six children praising the governor's decision saying they were deeply relieved. others argued he should be released. the request will now go become to the parole pord for another hearing in 18 months. robert kennedy's daughter joins us now. thank you very much. i know this is really weighed on your family for five months while this was being reviewed. so i know you're gratified by the decision. do you think there's still the possibility despite the governor's very complete statement, lengthy statement about all the evidence of the refusal to acknowledge his guilt? do you think there's a chance he could be released down the road? you know, i'm so grateful to governor newsom for siding with justice on this issue. he's

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you know, we just had robert kennedy jr. stand up and give a speech where he talked about just a bunch of lies really about the dangers of vaccines and not just the covid-19 vaccines but all childhood vaccination. and that seems to be the common thread, is really to just make people distrust the government, mistrust the cdc, mistrust vaccines. it's just a hodgepodge really of mistrust of institutions, and right now, it's pointed at the vaccine. >> we know officials are monitoring the event. you and ben collins cited a report from a nonprofit, advance democracy, which says several users on the extremist site patriots.win, which hosted in depth plans to attack the capitol in the days before the january 6th riot, they plan to attend. what else are you learning about these ties to other extremist movements? >> well, i can tell you that this has been a very interesting day. i have been to a lot of anti-vaccine rallies in my life and as a reporter. it's very much like that. to say it is a peaceful movement, we have dell bigtree ab

but for the speakers here were there people like robert f, kennedy junior, and dr. robert malone, as well as the nearly 30000 people who attended. they would say this event was about much more than being against vaccines. it was about being pro freedom and pro good information, the name of the event defeat the mandates. the march was 1st announced by doctor robert malone during his podcast interview with joe rogan. it was held the same weekend as the march for life pro life event. tens of thousands turned out to hear speakers and rally for their right to not be forcibly vaccinated or coerced into vaccination. the 2 major things of the event seemed to surround, resisting the employer and government ordered vaccination. in his speech on sunday, robert f. kennedy junior, referred to the modern social climate as turnkey totalitarianism, saying that the government has managed to put in place all these totalitarian measures for control making coven era policies inescapable. the 2nd issue for the event calling out big tech and media organizations, which have suppressed view

. >> governor gavin newsom has refused to grant parole to robert f kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhanewsome says her han poses an unreasonable threat to public safety hahn will be scheduled for a new parole hearing. no later than february 2023, his defense attorney said he will ask a judge to overturn newsom's decision. robert kennedy was shot and killed in june of 1968, in los angeles just moments after he claimed victory in california's pivotal democratic presidential primary hahn was originally sentenced to death. but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. >> some encouraging news this thursday as we take a look at the latest drought monitor map. there is no longer an exceptional drought anywhere in california. the red you see on your screen indicates extreme drought, which is a sign of improvement. so let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been a little dry lately, we've worst pretty good with the buckets right now, right? yeah, we're way ahead of a normal right now. and so we usual

that harm, can tragically be measured, and more than the loss of robert kennedy.ampaign after nixon -- he kept the vietnam going war going on for seven years. more than 58,000 americans killed in vietnam, 21,000 were killed during the time when robert kennedy could have been president of the united states bringing the world to an end. years sooner than it did and. through the 1968 presidential campaign, he once said, tragedy is a tool for the living to gain wisdom. bobby kennedy suffered most tragically then most of. us in the assassination of his older brother, -- here is some of what bobby kennedy said, and the last public words that he ever spoke. >> when i think is quite clear is that we can work together in the last analysis. what's been going on in the united states in the period of the last few years. the divisions, the violence, the disenchantment within our society, between blacks and whites, between porn affluent, between asians in the war in vietnam, we can stand together and be a great country. >> we'll be right back >> anne time for tonight's last wor

but i mean people like the robert f. kennedye. and this holocaust analogy is bananas. >> it's antisemitic, anyone who makes a holocaust analogy, go to poland, go to mid visit auschwitz like i did. jews were systematically murdered. -- no one's murdering you, no one's at torturing you, no one's asking you to be in a court situation camp, we're just asking you to wear a mask and get vaccinated. if you choose not to, than us and the majority, will move forward. the caravan will move forward. and i want to say this real quick, america should think the 49ers, first and foremost, we beat the cowboys. when cowboy fans cried and angel gains's wings. and then a later week later we beat at aaron rodgers. but -- not against the 49ers who our for an all against him in the season. >> -- but i'm with you on that, as growing up rock owens fans, if you beat the cowboys i just love you. real quick, to tell us all about your book. >> go back where to get to where you came from, coming out tomorrow, it's about loving a country that doesn't always

robert f. kennedy won't be released from state prison despite a parole board recommendation. the board rejected freeing sirhan sirhan 15 times over the decades. in a surprise move last summer, the parole board decided that he's no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole. governor newsom explained to ktvu how he came to his decision not to allow sir hands release i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan and looked at all the evidence. in this case we took this door whole another level of consideration. robert f. kennedy was shot and killed at the ambassador hotel in los angeles in 1968 moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. he was 42 years old. the kennedy family released a statement about governor newsom's decision saying, in part quote we are grateful to california governor gavin newsom and deeply relieved by his decision today to deny parole to the killer of robert f. kennedy. we are

. >>> new, the governor could announce his decision whether to parole robert f kennedy's assassin. back in august it was recommended that the 77-year- old be released. the governor has final say and yesterday he said he would announce his decision today. >>> more than 50 years after convicted of shooting robert f kennedy at a los angeles hotel two of kennedy's sons support the release and others signed a statement urging newsom to keep him in prison. we first brought the press conference live. >>> owners of certain firearms that are illegal to buy in california have a deadline to get them registered. supplies to gun owners who legally bought bullet button assault weapons. california lawmakers outlawed weapons with the feature in 2016. people who bought them before january 1, 2017, are still allowed to own them if they're registered. it is the second time the state opened a window for registration. >>> still ahead at noon and streaming on cbsn bay area, new fall out for prince andrew in the middle of sexual assault allegations. what the queen just took away from her son. >>> transfo

. >>> and breaking news coming in now on sirhan sirhan, the man who killed robert f. kennedy. what california's governor has just now decided. >>> and the father who stood up. his two little boys amazed. you'll see it right here. definitely america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and we begin tonight with the supreme court blocking president biden's vaccine mandate for large companies. the vote 6-3, the conservative justices against it. they did allow for the rules to move forward for 17 million health care workers at federally-funded hospitals and facilities in this country. the supreme court decision coming late today. the conservative majority saying osha does not have the authority to enforce a vaccine or testing rule for large companies. this effects some 80 million employees across the country. their own companies and bosses will now make that decision. many companies, of course, already have. as i mentioned, they did allow for a separate mandate to move forward for millions of health care workers at those federall

governor govern. newsome has denied parole for the man who assassinated us presidential candidate, robert kennedy. sir hon. salome palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1960 at kenning, the motor came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was shot dead in texas. well, those are the headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera after hours era will stay too. thanks for watching buffalo. ah, ah ah, what was the any? why do you, how do you see the out? any of them or how does do that? i was in any i look to see what the la garza me was or was yes. sure. mm hm. dinners in a statement would mean was just wondering. yeah. you know. yeah. and which is your course. she said she was your one room or sorry, i mean that's out of town. can they can tell me i know you have a doctor to not doctor and basil it's going to have she has bologna attended unit and 7 and i have like the product thought hacked a dog aysa and the we have a bug he says had she also did i both does love, who will be on of salon? oh, go to mal kids in the 17 of them struggle to walk the walk ar

robert f. kennedy no less, the nephew of jfk, makes a reprehensible speech in front of the lincoln memorial? i know him as well. i was shocked that he would do something like this. comparing life saving vaccine policies to the actions of a totalitarian state even sinking so low as suggesting that anne frank was in a better situation when she hid from the nazis in a cramped attic in the netherlands until she was discovered and killed. >> it's been the ambition of every totalitarian state from the beginning of mankind to control every aspect of behavior of conduct and obliterate dissent. none of them have been able to do it. they didn't have the technological capacity. even in hitler's germany you could cross the alps into switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> come on. come on. what are we doing? this isn't about -- people have the right to feel the way they feel. you have a right to have an opinion. you have a right to have an opinion. but it's just not -- opinion is different

> en california el gobernador gavin newson remigio darle libertad condicional al asesinato de robert kennedy responsabilidad necesaria para poder liberarlo. por su parte la familia kennedy emitió un comunicado transmitiendo al gobernador newsom esta deción >>> en california el gobernador podría enfrentar una nueva ronda de fraude a gran escala. pagó billones de dólares en reclamaciones falsas al comienzo de esta pandemia y esto genera que unas 350,000 reclamos por incapacidad están detenidos para verificar la identidad de miles de médicos utilizados para presentar estos reclamos. creen que el crimen organizado también puede estar detrás de esta estafa, pero nos reclamos son dentro de este círculo >>> como le hemos informado los casos de contagios con covid-19 siguen aumentando y también las fiscalizaciones van en aumento. las preocupaciones de expertos es más donde se está registrando cifras récords. susana gonzález ante la advertencia de doctores y las recomendaciones >>> niños van al hospital y que nos adhieran al hospital >>> esta madre hija desaparición de un momento a otro. >>> alas no

the keynote speech came from robert f. kennedy jr. who somehow managed to connect the dots from vaccination to hitler. >> even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps to the switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> jimmy: robert never actually finished the book. they must have been so disappointing. some of these whack jobs expected robert f. kennedy to come back to life. it's like going see the jackson five and only tito shows up. robert kennedy is a notorious long-time anti-vaxxer. he did have a christmas party at his house last month, and in order to come in you had to show proof of vaccination, but he blamed that on his wife. because he carries the kennedy nail, rfk, people believe what he says. he is largely responsible for a lot of the misinformation that's out there. for a lot of those in eanes, he was the main event. you know how you go to the farmer's market and there is a band or a combo playing. and there is always one weird lady dancing alone? she was there. ♪ ♪ only love ♪ >> jimmy: it's either

family members. 11 children, robert kennedy changed the course of history. covid. the governor said in weighing his decision about sirhan's fate, he reviewed the archived evidence himself that included seeing the gun that was used to kill rfk and reading sirhan's own diaries now, in a statement announcing the decision today, newsom said that sarah hans refusal to take responsibility was at the heart of the decision, saying mr sirhan lacks the insight that would prevent him from making the same types of dangerous decisions that he made in the past. the governor did call the kennedy family personally this afternoon to tell them his decision before making it public. and the family said late today they were deeply relieved by the governor's decision. andre alex savage with that sudden decision by the governor, alex. thank you. i'm greatly in the newsroom coming up more of my one on one interview with governor newsom. we talk infrastructure investments, the state's future plan with covid if taxpayers will see another rebate check. plus new year's same problems. why groc

the man who shot and killed robert f. kennedy 1968 will not be released from prison despite a recommendation from the parole board. the board denied freeing sirhan sirhan 15 previous times over the decades, but in a surprise move last summer the penalty term in the 77 year old is no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole and two of kennedy's surviving children backed his release. but governor newsom told ktvu political reporter greg lee today how he came to his decision to deny her hands release. i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan, um and looked at all the evidence. in this case. we took this to a whole another level of consideration. kennedy was shot at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. he was 42 years old when he died. the kennedy family released a statement in response to that decision, saying, in part quote, we are grateful to governor gavin newsom and deeply r

has denied parole to the man who was convicted of the assassination of presidential candidate robert kennedysirhan sirhan has been serving a life sentence for the 1968 killings. those are the headlines on al jazeera. the news continues after today's addition of inside story coming up next. ♪ >> is a meeting reminiscent of the cold war era, nato and russia talked with relations set to be at a greatly low level. what does each side actually want? is an armed conflict likely or does diplomacy still have a chance? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. a high-stakes meeting between russia and the nato over ukraine ended without a breakthrough. politicians and military men from both sides set a significant differences remained during what they described as frank and open discussions. more talks are underway but failing to reach an understanding means the cisc -- means the risk of armed conflict israel. -- conflict is real. the u.s. and nato have been worried about a russian military by the border with ukraine. market units prodded fears of a ground invasion. vladimir putin has

among the speakers, robert kennedy, jr., son of the late new york senator and attorney general robert f. kennedy. >> what we're experiencing today is turnkey totalitarianism. they are putting in place all these technological mechanisms for control. we've never seen before. even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps into switzerland, hide in an at tick like anne frank did. >> trevor: who could argue. who one talks about how good anne frank had it, free room and board, all the time in the world to write, pretty sweet deal if you ask me. crazy is relative because r.f.k. may be saying why would shit about the holocaust but half the people he's talking to don't even believe the holocaust happened. they're just standing there like anne frank? didn't realize this guy was such a liberal. >> my god, it's like every family has that one loose canon, just a total embarrassment, every family has that. though i have to say, i don't think there's one in my family. everyone is pretty normal. not like one major embarrassment. so -- oh, my god -- am i the embarrassment? >> trevor: no. >> am i the

among the expected speakers, robert kennedy jr., and this comes as a growing number of cities nationwide, including here in washington, d.c., have put in place vaccination requirements for restaurants and other indoor spaces. ben. >> tracy: all right, natalie brand, thank you so much. today the arizona democratic party voted to formally censure kyrsten sinema. this is a mostly symbolic act taken in response to sinema's vote to maintain the filibuster rules. tonight, city leaders here in new york want the federal government to do more to get illegal guns off the streets. their demands follow a shooting that left one police officer dead and another fighting for his life. cbs' michael george is in harlem with more. michael, good evening. >> reporter: ben, good evening. tonight, officer william mora remains in critical condition here at harlem hospital as the n.y.p.d. and the city mourn his partner, officer jason rivera, and talk about how to address rising gun violence here and across the nation. >> we hear thousands of guns being confiscated, but thousands of guns are still out there. >> r

although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sir han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, back in a moment with your sports news more reaction from australia when of a joke of it. once again faces the prospect of deportation. ah with ah ah ah. ah well come back to sport. a friend of mine was just tweeting and saying, reads regards novick jokers, which will never end. i think it's a fair question, but it's take talk if he has until monday we'll see what happens while a joke of it is still hoping to play at next week. so strain open his legal team a have appealed against the decision to cancel his visa for sec in time with a new hearing now set to take place on sunday. early on friday, immigration minister alex hall as used that his personal power to revoke joker, which is visa player isn't vaccinated against coven 19. but he had hoped to be given a medical exemption or a joke of it to has been included in the drawer for the 1st grand slam of the season, which is due to start on monday. i'm not gonna

among the many young people out there, robert k. kennedy jr. d the like, interesting when you see people of that stature here. is that a surprise to you? >> not really. last i checked robert f. kennedy has a famous last name but isn't an epidemiologist or virologist of any kind. the few doctors and scientists who they do rally to their cause are a minority, tend to have said some wacky things. it's like change. this remientds me of the climate change debate where you have an overwhelming consensus of experts who say one thing, who point to all the evidence that goes in one direction. you have a tiny minority, one or two doctors or professors who are jumped upon by idiots online. see, see, there's a scientist on our side. great, you have one or two wackos on your side. but the vast consensus of the scientific establishment says one thing about climate change, about covid vaccines. it's really depressing to see people being, i don't know, manipulated in this way, people who are not experts, but refusing to follow the experts. look what's happened

california governor has denied parole to robert f. kennedy'sn though he was recommended for parole in august. newsom reversed the parole board decision saying he poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. i don't know the governor penned an op-ed. what did he say and can he appeal? >> reporter: he will be scheduled for a new parole hearing no later than february 2023. his defense attorney did say that he will ask a judge to over turn newsom's denial. the governor said he carefully reviewed the case and agrees with the parole board. he noted decades after he refuses to accept responsibility. he was 24 when he shot and killed robert kennedy in 1968. he now says he doesn't remember doing it. at the time of the assassination, he did accept responsibility in a televised interview. the shifting in the narrative is one of the reasons he's denied parole. the governor stated, i have to determined that circumstances rhan has not developmented the accountability and insight required. i must reverse the parole grant. he added he's now 77 years old but