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russo, which chief justice john roberts sided with the majority. in that case also to strike down a louisiana law. if you allow me one more moment, it strikes me that we should be thinking about perhaps brown be -- the board of education. because in the backdrop of whole women's health, or even roe v. wade, we see these cases that seek to undermine the constitutional right to be able to terminate a pregnancy. and it reminds me that if the state had tried to undermine brown v. board of education, by enacting laws that would in fact conflict with the supreme court's jurisprudence, when you are attempting to do today, and your colleagues is to preserve the right for women and people who become pregnant to carry out their decision-making with independence, autonomy, privacy, and dignity. and you, in a way, it is a wave leaning into that in such a way that we could lean into brown v. board of education being protected if there were laws that sought to undermine desegregation in the united states. >> thank you. we are about to end, unless you want to tak

[overlapping chatter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency to getting thisone sooner rather than later. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urchins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking at what their condition is, what they've been eating. man: i think the big things that they--you know, when the kelp comes back, when the kelp come back, that'll bring the abs back. man 2: i've been out here ding for abalone for decades, and we've gothird and fourth generation coming up that we want to preser all this r them and for everyone else, not to mention the economy out here. it just--it's a very special place, and to have the industry brings a lot of m

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the key workers in bella russo relatively well off earning 5 times the average wage. but for many immigrating is the only way to escape the violence and feel genuinely safe . during the bought, the protests began on the day of the election, bought a liberal talent. there were violent arrests by the police of please. e. somebody arrested my brother. he got badly kick with me over to live and they released him a couple of days later. but there was no court case, nothing g more. then the police visited my parents in the winter. they took my mother is i've been detained her for 15 days to live in general. not that much to me. my story that's by no means an exception. the test against president alexander lucas shank began almost a year ago despite the crack down small sporadic protests still continue. young people make up the majority of the demonstrators. many of them work in the countries relatively new sector soldiers. busy living and working in an all star, terry and state, these people have different values and they've become a vital element of the protests which bega

to the point to the point on dw, reading, our operating drive, the big pharma assistance business, russo. we can't pay the price to get the drug based on side effects and gaming system instead of the against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, i recently special monday to friday on d. w. sometimes a seed, it's all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference knowledge of growth to re download it. now. a mini push was turned out in the world right now. climate change the story. this is much less the way for me just one week how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going to subscribe or more like me. the news that we knew line from berlin, haiti asked the united nation to send troops to help protect its infrastructure, following

his story begins here in the national poland the village western russo is. robert grew up, his mother if you live here to live and of course sporting family, his mother was a successful volleyball player. his father, a former junior champion system in nina, also played volleyball. but that was a big thing. alamo, he was looking for is a, and we didn't bank on him growing, told at all, so there wasn't much point in him getting into volleyball team the very small, even i was thing in my age, i was always smaller than my teammates. his parents, both primary school p e teacher, the national, late the early foundations for his future career. but it wasn't just football on the program. got crystal visionary training methods. my father with my teachers, and i wanted always think only football they said to me know, day you want play food, but you playing basketball, volleyball, humble, everything do not think as well. and that time i didn't know why. i think they were really nice. and for was just all things are and after a few years i know it ok start a lot from me

the custodians at russo are going classroom to classroom.after a busy summer. >> we have an amazing team helping us because we're just wrapping up summer school. >> reporter: because of social distancing rules, many unused desks are piled up but schools are loosening some of those social distancing guidelines allowing more students to sit in one classroom. at alec rock the plastic sneeze guards will stay in place and every room is equipped with an air purifier as an added safety measure. >> lucina cruz says last year was tough serving as a teacher's aide at home. she's glad classroom instruction is back but hopes they can find enough teachers by the time the first bell rings. >> we do, we still have some vacancies but we are very -- we trust that we're going to be able to find the teachers that we need. >> in allen rock, 5% of the students chose not to return to the classroom this fall, that's about 400 children. a superintendant says the program they will attend won't be called virtual learning anymore. it's now known as independent study.

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not registered in bella. russo, with the pin union has condemned hungry for a controversial new law which has come into effect the law bands, portrayals of homosexuality or gender change in school education materials. and also some tv shows critique say it discriminates against l g p t q people. the european commission is urging hungry to repeal the legislation, but the government is defending its decision. the more love less hate activist them hungry, gathered in front of parliament to protest the controversial child protection law. they vowed to disobey the new legislation. this lo saying that i had to be the q i people and it actually puts attribute to can i use more interest and more danger, bullying and harassment in schools and in their families as a provision in the law bonds, the display of content depicting homosexuality, or gender reassignment to mine as it was passed in june, while the hungarian parliament causing widespread condemnation in the european union president missed this because they stared homosexuality. this law put term of sexuality and gender reassignment on paul

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the reading our operating system is russo. we can't pay the price. the get the drug race and side effects. this entails oh, the women in asia, i speaking that's me. call them all the money and the voices. the only way i can be up top is to create my own. the see they're standing stories in women in asia as weekend on d w a. how does a virus spread? why don't we panic by? and when will all this 3 of the topics that we covered in a weekly radio broadcast. if you would like any more information on the kroner virus or any other science topics, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcasts. you can also find us at w dot com, forward slash science. people in trucks injured was trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families to be crated and treated people fleeing between 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee the make up your own line. w. need for mines. ah, ah . ah, this is d w. b live from berlin, sout

here in b d, w a greedy power operating drive the big pharma, russo, you can't pay the price the get the drug side effects. oh, i think it was challenging 1st and so much different culture between here and there still challenging for everything. ah. i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. ah, i got my license to work as a swimming instructor here. and now i teach children under don't invest. what's your story? take part series on intell migrants. ah, me. me the hello and welcome to the letters. it should have equal africa. the weekly environmental magazine brought you from uganda, nigeria and germany. i am sandra to do and i'm glad to have you along with us. and here is michael host crease. hello everybody. i chris, the labs illegals today for job fix a look at cell on what keeping up with the latest strength is not so and byron made to me friendly. but that's not all. we see how a muslim big town does existing, may change. learn why? because the river, so fielding and visits afraid regions suffering. some of the big shortage was a vacant country that has suffered greatly

and it was interesting that president, do know poland, russo for because he's suddenly just a few days ago that the idea would you go constraints imposed by the european union . in fact, the idea of what you can constraints that were imposed by the soviet union. and the other example of gas done. i mean that the idea that you should educate goals before boys, you know, it just didn't go down and stuff and he couldn't. but there is no so, so i mean, 20 years, the longest warning american history americans are leaving, they're going to stop. and i don't hear a war the self criticism. what did we do wrong? it's all about the table. i'm going to see know the other 2 cases, you know, they are unable to. so it's, it's the same story. again, i told you said the board 0 sum game and all the sites is very important because, you know, we are trying to find out why is the situation so bad in europe? i mean, it's no worse than a 1989 or even a 987. why did it happen? well, because of george be right. you're right in his article. it's a big wall, the importer, somebody most american foreign policy

she works 30 hours a week and has coffee club meet ups with veterans like ronald russo. >> we were looking at all the nature. >> reporter: a vietnam war combat photographer found applying for health benefits a headache. >> you send in the paperwork and he waits, and you waits, and you waits, and there's no one to call. you don't know who to check with, what's going on. >> reporter: now jill is his guide. >> i'm just grateful that she's there, she got my back. >> this is when my dad enlisted. >> reporter: linda says jill has come along side during trying times. aft or the death of her father, senior navy chief frank griego, who scored twice in vietnam and her mother who needs care. >> and it was jill who's helping us. so she even helped with when we put my dad to rest. he's at santa fe national cemetery. >> reporter: a wall full of birthday greetings show appreciation for the 72-year- old who doesn't give up. >> i'm still out there looking for vets i can help. >> reporter: so for decades as a relentless advocate for military veterans and families applying for government benefits, this week'

to the point a greedy power operating system. russo can't pay the price to get the drug what race side effects and the oh, the in many countries education is still a privilege. hardy is one of the main causes some young children work in my child. instead of going to class can attend classes and finish working the, the millions of children all over the world can't go to school. the we ask why the because the education makes the world, the more just the make up your own w. made for mines the well not, nature's warnings are becoming increasingly drastic. what we used to call extreme events are suddenly the norm and furnace in western canada with temperatures never before registered were shocked and horrified. but we always had things managed to turn away. devastating storm damage in europe, too, and more denial. so on to the point we ask climate catastrophe will we ever change always use.

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look how all of a sudden people just started spouting this, dis, russo public for big kremlin baiting this cold war and nonsense about russia, russia, russia. and they had no idea why they were saying that they had no historical perspective, but they can jump into this ferocious posture, whether it's about masks or just a single russia, or the civil war or race or critical race theory. they can do it in a heartbeat. that's what fascinates me how. why yeah, i agree with you jeff. i mean, is this something about a comfort zone? you don't, you get along by going along. you go with your class, your tribe. you don't want to stick your head up because, you know, the people i have most respect for are people that disagree with me. and i have an intelligent conversation because that way you can resolve issues or attempt to resolve them. and to if you have a recognition that there are different points of view this seems right now. and so that if you different points of view are showing you some kind of radical dissident that has to be disappeared. i mean, look what we've seen at the end of las

coming up on this news hour from london, lithuania accuses bella. russo flying in migrants from abroad to send to the you and says it will build a barrier on their join to border. a prominent dutch crime reporter is left fighting for his life. have to be shot multiple times in a central amsterdam street and is this is what it means to reach your 1st grand slam. final moron. that's the story coming up and support. ah, taliban fighters have launched their 1st assault on a provincial capital in northern afghanistan since the us and natal withdraw began the taliban says they briefly took control of cala. no. and by the keys for the 1st time since 2001 i've canister, the defense ministry says it's forces of killed more than 2000 taliban fighters this week. but it's centered monahan, reports government troops are still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through the capital about the province in northwestern kenneth they claimed to briefly taken control of the town, the 1st provincial capital they've attempt to overrun the u. s. a. nato withdraw again. my bad cases, governor says

conjunction with logic magazine a critical journal to the relationship between technology and society russo is one of the largest publishers on social economic and political theory worldwide publishing 100 books per year. this is also being broadcast on c-span. we are celebrating the launch of the new book called silicon values. we are delighted to have with us the author of the book jillian york joined in conversation by band tardis as an international activism director at the electronic frontier foundation also a founding member of the deep lab. covering questions of surveillance and freedom sincerely to thousands named by foreign policy is one of the top 100 intellectuals on social media and has been writing for the guardian and al jazeera. joining her today is then who is no stranger to city life. we posted him on numerous occasions for several of his very important books. most importantly, recently voices from the valley. published by fsg originals also the author of the book of the counterfeiters paradise and cofounder of logic magazine. his writing has appeared in the guardian, new r

but experts say, 440000, want to leave the workers in bella russo relatively well off earning 5 times the average wage. but for many immigrating is the only way to escape the violence and feel genuinely safe . during the board of that time, the protest began on the day of the election, bought a liberal talent. there were violent arrests by the police upon e that somebody arrested my brother. he got badly, just kicked me over to live and they released him a couple of days later, but there was no court case, nothing g mall. then the police visited my parents in the winter. they took my mother is, i've been detained her for 15 days to live in general. not that much of a story. that's by no means an exception. ah, mass protest against president alexander lucas shank again, almost a year ago. despite the crack down, small, sporadic protest still continue. young people make up the majority of the demonstrators. many of them work in the countries relatively new sector soldiers. busy living and working in an area and state, these people have different values and they've become a vital element

the key workers in bella russo relatively well off, earning 5 times the average wage. but for many immigrating is the only way to escape the violence and feel genuinely safe. during the board of the protest began on the day of the election, bought a liberal title in mind. there were violent, irrational by the police of please e. somebody arrested my brother. he actually just kicked me over to live. they released him a couple of days later, but there was no court case, nothing. he mol, when the police visited my parents in the winter, they took my mother and been detained her for 15 days. to live in general, not too much to be the story, that's by no means an exception. against president alexander lucas. shank. oh, began almost a year ago despite the crack down small, sporadic protest still continue. young people make up the majority of the demonstrators. many of them work in the countries relatively new sector soldiers. busy used by living and working in an all star a terry and state. these people have different values and they've become a vital element of the protests

also hear from the journalist who exposed the critical race theory movement chris russo as well as the princeton and vanderbilt professor dr. carol swanking. but first the racism gold rush, that's the focus of tonight's first angle. >> because public schools have become cesspools of far left political thought, many parents views don't align and can't afford private or parochial schools rightly feel that their children are trapped. plus many of those private schools are just as bad anyway, if not worse. now, i can't tell you how many parents i run into complain about this dynamic. well, today, former attorney general bill barr delivered one of the most important speeches in recent memory on the dire state of public education in america. >> the state of our public schools is becoming an absurdity that is scarcely to be believed. while an astonishing number of public schools failed to produce students proficient in basic reading and math, they spare no effort or expense in their drive to instill a radical secular belief system that would only -- that would have been unimaginable just a fe

journalists, so it's very in the back that there for as many things miscellaneous is accusing. bella russo using migrants from the middle east as political weapons and it's ongoing dispute with the european union. it says many helping thousands of people to illegally cross its border into the u. this year. the 20th foreign minister will fly to iraq. later this week to discuss migration in an attempts to defuse the pressure. he says, bela ruth is trying to crank up was waiting for the fate to be decided. these migrants hoped for a new start in the european union. for now, they're housed in temporary camps, like this one near the bellow, routine border. they've just crossed the body guard service says more than $1500.00 migrants have a legally entered lithuania this year, most in the last month and many from countries in the middle east and africa. some say they flew to the valerie in capital minsk and then paid for help across the border. but i'm, i think i get somebody to get up there. but to me, to those, i think it was about them, showing me the way told me go from this way, or then i wi

i can say you at some very cool ideas that you took from let's say russo and locke. you spun it, took ownership of it. not going to forget you took some ideas from some white guys injured as well, and you are able to justify your bad behavior and somehow white americans today are thinking that he's a good guy. i want to know like how far you can go back that this is really important for me because i want to talk with you being an artist. artist. there's a wonderful paragraph here on page 26. see, i am going backwards. when you start with don and grace. donna and grace of the women that clint meets when he goes to monticello. that paragraph, that first paragraph if you could read that for us on page 26. >> donna and grace and so many people, specifically white people, have often understood slavery and those held in its grip only in abstract terms. they do not see the faces. they cannot picture the hands. they do not hear the fear or the laughter. they do not consider that these were children like their own, or that these are people who at birthdays and weddings and fu

little league team from san ramon who won the championship, canyon creek tenant oh, and we know the russoongratulations kids, that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beal. >>> coming up next you can get into the aloha spirit, the street fair happening today to celebrate hawaiian >>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $166 million mega millions drawing. 19, 26, 31, 52, 68, the mega ball 10. but he matched all six numbers so tuesday nights jackpot increases to $179 million. >>> happening today a chance to come together to spread the aloha spirit. the organizers of the fair are hosting a pop-up event called aloha by the bay. it starts at noon at san francisco's peace plaza in japan town, attendees can expect a free afternoon of island music and dance. >> hopefully when everyone comes to japan town this weekend not only will they sponge in all the love we are going to be spreading out from the stage but also continue that love and support our small businesses. >> last year the street fair was canceled for the very first time in its history but it

canyon creek manager -- and we know the russo family is happy.s and that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beal. >>> let's get a look at the forecast with lisa. >>> we've had some pretty nice views this morning and we will show those in a minute but yes, you may have to use your wipers in this loop of satellite imagery showing that we are on the periphery of some of that high cloud-based to the east o■ us and the low clouds from a more dramatic onshore push us throughout the day today in terms of the seabreeze and we widen the view, the showers from southern california around arizona through the sierra nevada where once again the flash flood watch continues throughout the evening hours and they have picked up measurable rain here, it continues today but the risk of debris flows over the burn scar areas for mudslides and rock falls simply because that water cannot be absorbed in that dry soil. so this continues today and and beautiful look from the east bay hills camera, a cooler afternoon at 57 in the in the i 6

canyon creek manager phil wong and we know the russo family is happy. congratulations kids.ning sports, have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beal. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa arjun. >>> good morning, right now of live doppler seven and you can see low clouds and fog with a good onshore push indicating we will cool off a little bit in the inland valleys and we still have monsoonal moisture from southern california, arizona into the crn nevada and that continues today. they've had pretty good rain there in the mountains and it will become more isolated into sunday but we still have that flash flood watches through the evening right on through yosemite and down through the mojave desert. if you are traveling or know people who are out this way that flooding could occur quickly when those burn scar areas get so muso muso muso muso short timeframe and the ground of course is so dry it can't absorb the water. a gorgeous view back home of walnut creek where we are looking at a mostly clear start and temperatures are on the mild side in some par

we want to bring in amy russo from asbury park, new jersey. she joined me now.ne. ashley: someone spoke to me as you said -- how many positions you have open? >> that is okay. we are doing okay. in my other two locations half a dozen. ashley: a lot of talk about the supply chain being a big problem. is it affecting your business? >> it is brutal. i would like to know where they got this to send my way. we haven't had things, we haven't been able to get it off of our menu. one of the biggest sellers, crab with egg on top and we can't sell it right now. ashley: you are right on the ocean, right? >> we are four blocks in from the beach, crab is a big seller especially in the summer months. i wish it and that it crab. chicken breast is a seller. ashley: we are heading into the long fourth of july weekend. we've done a lot of stories on the economy rebounding. are you seeing that in your business? >> we are. every time we see the weather take a turn before memorial day weekend, not great weather. the same thing, amazing and strange, last summer we didn't have enough

we have marion county from 2008 which made it harder to bring challenges to voting restrictions and russo versus common cause where the court concluded federal courts lacked jurisdiction to determine constitutionality of gerrymandering and that decision will have considerable consequences for redistricting as we have seen in the past year and we will see going forward and as erwin alluded to, the 2-d 13 -- 2013 decision, to be very clear, in doing so the 5-numfour opinion, the chief justice noted that although clearance was not a viable conduit for challenging voting restrictions, section 2 remain as a viable conduit for litigation's and in a classic two step they toppled section 2 of the voting rights act in much the same way it cobbles the preclearance provision. this is a very significant decision in the only other thing i made is that the court made much of the state interest in preventing fraud in the electoral process and another case on the same day americans for prosperity where the state of california issued a provision requiring disclosure of donors to charities on the grounds o

so in san francisco, i want to say, first of all, thank you so much to rashika is awani and fred russo for some amazing work. so the first thing that they found is that the data that we have in san francisco is not very good and so i will tell you, colleagues, that i do intend to do something about that through legislation. we after the passage of prop 209 kind of exempted ourselves from keeping the data. it was we can't go down this path anywhere, so we're not going to even ask this question. so any creative solutions to rectifying inequities in our contract how we view san francisco needs to start with a bottom line and we just don't have a lot of it. the second thing that we found is that 37% of small businesses in san francisco are owned by women and that is amazing but when ppp loans came out, businesses owned by women were able to get those loans and there's special reasons for that. many of them are smaller. many of them are not banked as robustly as other businesses. they tend to have fewer employees, but that is what we found. the second thing that we found is that of the ones

so in san francisco, i want to say, first of all, thank you so much to rashika is awani and fred russo for some amazing work. so the first thing that they found is that the data that we have in san francisco is not very good and so i will tell you, colleagues, that i do intend to do something about that through legislation. we after the passage of prop 209 kind of exempted ourselves from keeping the data. it was we can't go down this path anywhere, so we're not going to even ask this question. so any creative solutions to rectifying inequities in our contract how we view san francisco needs to start with a bottom line and we just don't have a lot of it. the second thing that we found is that 37% of small businesses in san francisco are owned by women and that is amazing but when ppp loans came out, businesses owned by women were able to get those loans and there's special reasons for that. many of them are smaller. many of them are not banked as robustly as other businesses. they tend to have fewer employees, but that is what we found. the second thing that we found is that of the ones