and i am the middle sister to sharon tate. >> juju: sharon tate, a model and budding hollywood moviewn for her breakout role in "valley of the dolls." >> let's face it. all i know how to do is take off my clothes. >> juju: she was building her family with famous director roman polanski when the unthinkable happened. >> she was physically perfect. but more important than that, she was an absolutely beautiful soul. had a wicked sense of humor. >> juju: deborah tate speaking exclusively to abc news saying the killing of her sister and others by members of the manson family changed the lives of her loved ones forever. >> my dad retired from the military. he went out on his own quest to find the killers. it affected everything. >> juju: deborah has made it her life's mission to help keep the manson family members behind bars, including the newly released leslie van houten, who was not directly involved in her sister's murder. >> is she a nice girl? no. we're talking about one of the most murderous cults in america. is it worth giving that a free pass? there are a lot of people that i woul

and murder. >> sharon tate, quite naturally screaming.e's begging for not for her life, but for her baby. >> susan atkins says (bleep), i have no sympathy for you. >> when "dateline" continues. eczema, it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. lowe's knows that fall's shorter days... call for bigger deals. to your doctor. get the most out of your fall projects... by getting the most out of our deals now. and with lowe's pay, it's never been easier to shop at lowe's. labor day savings are here. in-store and online. we're carvana the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100 percent online now we've cre

>> the best thing to do is go to my website which is, sharon bernstein.com.ck on the tab and you can find different places to get it. a store in berkeley often has it and there are copies that my synagogue and also copies that can be found online. the book and cd can be purchased separately and the tracks can be downloaded. >> as we go to our next break, is there something from the cd , the book that you may sing to us as we leave this segment. >> i think i will sing [ speaking in a non-english language ] , which is the song we recite . and it means to keep my lips from speaking badly. [ singing in a global language ] >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic . we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the use of music in the jewish community with cantor sharon bernstein. welcome back. >> thank you. we have been talking a lot about the ways in which music comes out of a general tradition and also the ways in which a community influences music or a region. i wonder if you could talk about music in a contemporary way and how at your conversation,

sharon to be a huge year now.davis, former olympic swimmer, davis, a former olympic swimmer, and really to the and she's really come to the fore different guise over fore in a different guise over the of the last couple of the course of the last couple of years know, she's been years. and, you know, she's been campaigning for the rights of women's athletes, women athletes and generally , sharon, you know, and generally, sharon, you know, you have stood up and you have come into the firing line, haven't you ? you've you've you haven't you? you've you've you know, you you and all these other awful people who say, well, women are women and men are men. but it would appear that it would appear that public opinion is beginning to move in your direction . your direction. >> yes, absolutely . i think >> yes, absolutely. i think what's been hard is to and it's been such an interesting night on gb news, you know, it's all about truth, isn't it? it's all about truth, isn't it? it's all about trying to get information and fa

sharon, thank ou often senior colleagues. sharon, thank you very — often senior colleagues.ften senior colleagues. sharon, thank you very much for - often senior colleagues. sharon, thank you very much for that. i around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the budget retailer poundland has announced it will take on the leases of up to 71 wilko stores. it's expected to convert shops to the poundland brand, and offer roles for wilko staff. ajudge in pakistan has ruled that the five children found with the grandfather of sara sharif will be sent temporarily to a government childcare facility in the country. ten—year—old sara was found dead at a house in england last month. the children had travelled to pakistan from the uk with sara's father, stepmother and uncle. the biggest uk pub chain is putting up its prices during peak hours. stonegate, which runs the slug & lettuce and yates's bars, will add 20p to the price of a pint in busy periods. it says the dynamic pricing will cover increasing costs — and we'll have more on that story in half an hour. you're live with b

sharon, in a very windy _ potentially in pain. windy central london, thank potentially in pain. sharon, in a i very windy central london, thank you for the update. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the former mayor of london, ken livingstone, has been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. the 78—year—old was a prominent figure in london politics for more than four decades from the 19705 — earning the nickname red ken for his left—wing policies. in a statement, his family said he was being "well cared for" and was now living a "private life". hunter biden, the son of presidentjoe biden, will plead not guilty to three criminal charges relating to a gun purchase he made in 2018. mr biden was charged last week for possessing a gun while he was an illegal drug user and lying to buy it. if convicted, he could face up to 25 years in prison. the united auto workers union said it would announce on friday more plants where it will strike if no serious progress is made in talks

sharon to be a huge year now.davis, former olympic swimmer, davis, a former olympic swimmer, and really to the and she's really come to the fore different guise over fore in a different guise over the of the last couple of the course of the last couple of years know, she's been years. and, you know, she's been campaigning for the rights of women's athletes, women athletes and generally , sharon, you know, and generally, sharon, you know, you have stood up and you have come into the firing line, haven't you ? you've you've you haven't you? you've you've you know, you you and all these other awful people who say, well, women are women and men are men. but it would appear that it would appear that public opinion is beginning to move in your direction . your direction. >> yes, absolutely . i think >> yes, absolutely. i think what's been hard is to and it's been such an interesting night on gb news, you know, it's all about truth, isn't it? it's all about truth, isn't it? it's all about trying to get information and fa

quite sharon, thanks for those questions.o down the checklist of all the things my father believed in and my uncle jon kennedy believed in, i would check every one of those boxes. classic progressive liberal democratic candidate. i don't think you can point to one of the things i'm not fighting for. on that i have fought for my wholegh life. arguably i'm a lead environmental lawyer in this country and an advocate in this country founded the biggest water protectionot group in the country. i've devoted my life to protecting the environment, protecting civil rights. protecting the right to choose, bodily autonomy. challenging the emerging military complex in the warfare state which has been the classic concern of the democratic party and democratic leadership. to challenge the dominance of wall street and that has now taken over both political parties and our country. those are the issues. too also champion the cause of the working poor in this country of the middleoo class. i'm the only democrat who is hay talking about those

and musical guest sharon van etten. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: talk to you later. ♪ ♪ there you go. hello, louis. hello, endea. what's up? welcome, everybody, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. and let me just say... [cheers and applause] yes, sir. let me just say happy friday, everybody. this is gonna be... this weekend, i'm feeling it. it's going to be a great weekend to grab some burgers and beers and have a barbecue, once you've sold a kidney to afford the beers and the burgers. because inflation is still running rampant. costs are so high that america's favorite new game show is "the price is what?!" people, people are especially... [applause] [humming "price is right" theme] people are especially feeling the pain at the grocery store. reporters are telling us that some shoppers are paying more than $200 for a 5-pack of short ribs while the price of a bulk pack of toilet paper had surged from $17 to $

sharon show is also a lot cheaper with tickets as low as $72 on stubhub.w at oaklands fox theater tonight. >>> certainly a great day for a parade. make that a centennial parade. okay, it is to celebrate my rival high school but it is all to honor the high schools 100 years in pleasanton and it was an honor to see it. here's what it looked like downtown today. people lining up along main street. amador valley high school is first weekends on man, a monthly plan to shut down main street to invite people to just peru's downtown, with a sort of festive feel. usually those offense will actually fall on the first weekend of the month but there won't be always a special parade like today, it was a lot of fun and i thank them for inviting a fellow falcon to their parade. go amador! cbs news with norah o'donnell is next. back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. thank you so much for watching. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the historic strike of autoworkers. employees of america's big three car manufacturers want a big raise and better benefits. how long cou

but sharon davies brilliant. are listened to. but sharon davandirilliant. are listened to.t sharon davand we're going rowing, have >> and we're going rowing, have done the right thing. >> so when do, you know, we >> so when we do, you know, we get right results. so just get the right results. so just keep to be as as keep trying to be as vocal as you possibly can. >> good message, sharon. our olympics swimming star, thank you kelvin you so much. now kelvin mackenzie on woke liberal mackenzie on the woke liberal media's attempted cancellation mackenzie on the woke liberal m> that warm feeling inside . >> that warm feeling inside. aside from boxt boilers is proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather up

, sharon osbourne to a stately in that hides a dark history of death. found unresponsive and rushed to the hospital. >> lights are now, now coming out. we need an ambulance now. >> it's not just ghosts and vengeful spirits, jacket chases down skin walkers, aliens, and other new things on the show jack osborne's night of terror. so jack, have you ever seen an alien? >> i don't know if i've seen an alien, but i've definitely seen some things that have really made me question what it was i was looking at. but would you say? >> i live in la so where do we begin? >> what is a skin walker by the way? >> skin walker is based in a lo of native american lure, they were rival tribal kind of they would send to go attack other tribes and supposedly the shape shifting creatures that can tak on the form of any animal, but saw something when i was at ski walker ranch and i caught it on camera and no one can really explain it. i'm not saying it is, but i'm not saying it isn't. >> what did it look like exactly ? so we were filming in the middl of the desert, probably 25

sharon chen introduces us to this week? bay area jefferson award winner. sharon? right, vincent said what began as a family outing to get out of the house has become a full-time job and his passion in life. vincent nguyen would walk his kids to school and passed by what others left on the street. >> we were like, somebody should pick up, but we never did it. >> reporter: until one day, when vincent and his family set out to pick up trash, just a simple way to get active outside during the pandemic. >> it was satisfying to see a street that is so much cleaner. >> reporter: so he never stopped cleaning. >> now that i have seen the light, a civic awakening. like, if more of us would do this, you can see some amazing results. who needs extra bags? truck event as part of the group, refuse refuse sf in 2021. grassroots campaign spread throughout the city, volunteer teams regularly tackle some of the filthiest streets. like a stretch of masonic avenue in laurel heights, where syringes often get swept up. >> there used to be trash everywhere. tents, graffiti, now that we

it was sparked by the desecration of the islamic holy shrine by then israeli prime minister ariel sharon. press tv's ash shannon reports. palestinians in gas on saturday to mark the 23rd anniversary of the second palestinian popular uprising, which is also known as the alaksa. the alaxara was parked by the desacreation of the alacs of mas count in the occupied al-quds in september 2000 by then israeli prime minister real sharon and his bodygards. palestinians have been holding protests in the earn part of the gaza strip for the last three weeks. aiming to drawing international attention to the continued israeli human rights violations in al-quds, hamas movement has warned the israeli regime against violations at mask. 23 years have passed since the beginning of the al-aqsa in defada and we continue to fight for our holy places. the israeli enemy must not provoke the palestinian people. the equation has not changed and palestine remains an islamic land. today we assert that we will fight for our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance, including arm resistance to liberate al go

alaxa mask compound in the occupied al-quds in september 2000 by then israeli prime minister real sharon and his bodyguard. palestinians have been holding protests in the eastern part of the gaza step for the last three weeks aiming to drawing international attention to the continued israeli human right violations in al quds. hamas movement has warned the israeli regime against violations at alaksa mosque. 23 years passed since the beginning of the alaxa in defada and we continue to fight for our holy places, the israeli enemy must not provoke the palestinian people. the equation has not changed and palestine remains an islamic land. today we assert that we will fight for our rights and we will use all the forms of resistance, including our resistance to liberate al and all of our land. protesters held plackers denouncing the israeli regime is the secretion of aqsa mask. also denounced the international and silence and the unabated israeli crimes in al-quds. means that there is determination for palestinian to face the israeli aggression and colonialization and settlement and achieve pal

>> thanks, sharon. can nominate your local jefferson award winner online at kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead, the living conditions of california farmworkers. how local families could benefit. >>> and a pair of bay area lawmakers and the robotaxis that are causing so much controversy in san francisco. why they are pushing regulators to step in. plus -- >>> they are a family of heroes. i want to be a hero, too. >>> during hispanic heritage month, the push to help california farmworkers who are critical to keeping our country fed. >> there needs to be better housing, pay, access to medical. >>> after the mass shooting at half moon bay that left seven farmworkers dead, governor gavin newsom decried what he called deplorable living conditions for farmworkers in the bay area. >> our jose martinez spent a day with the family in gilroy, one of many who could use help from the state as they try to make ends meet. >> reporter: it is a journey that started 35 years ago for raul vega. every day he is here at this fa

sharon is a politician controversial he entered al-aqsa mosque on september 28, 2000. this provocative action created unrest in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem . disturbances that led to violence and conflict . israel used tank bullets and airstrikes to suppress the angry palestinians, and the palestinians responded with bombings, rocket attacks and shooting. mustafa aburam was 25 years old at that time and was arrested by the israelis on charges of selling weapons to palestinians during the riots . he says that although he was found not guilty, the court judge told him that he should be imprisoned. we with we faced a lot of memories, the zionist occupiers killed, assassinated, fired, stopped, inspected, and attacked city dwellers and zionist soldiers . these events happened every day. i repelled many cities with my own hands. were killed after 23 years, the situation of the palestinians in the west bank has not improved and in many cases it has worsened. former israeli prime minister yayi lapid launched deadly military attacks in the occupied west bank. thes

his mom, sharon, is too. >> i'm bringing my mother.haron mothe osborn, to a state that hides a dark history of death. >> mom, mom! sharon osborn was found unresponsive and rushed to the hospital. hey, hey, hey. lights on now. now. now. ou nee d an ambulance now. >> it's not just ghosts and vengeful spirits. n walker >> jack also chases down skin walkers, aliens and other new things on the new show of his big, big hit, jack osborne's nightjack terror >> so, jack, have you ever seen an alien? i don't know if i've seen an alien, but i've definitely seen some things that have reallye di made me questiha i was looking at. what did you see? d >> i mean, i live in l.a., so where do we begin?n? >> what's a skinwalker? is a skiby the way. >> so a skinwalker is basedativ in a lot of native american law. am they they were rival like trl kind of what they would send to go, you know, attack otherpol tribes. and they're supposedly these shapeshifting creaturey the shs that can take on the form of any animal. and but that but i saw something when i w

you laid out a lot of things. >> guest: sharon, thanks for those questions. if you go down the checklist of all the things that my father believed then, robert kennedy and my uncle john kennedy believed in, i will check every one of those boxes. classic progressive, liberal, democratic candidates. i don't think you can look, point to one of those things that are not fighting for and that i i fought for my whole . i mean, arguably lead environmental lawyer in this country, and advocate in this country. i founded the biggest water protection group in the country. i devoted my life to protect the environment, to protecting civil rights. protecting the right to choose, bodily autonomy. to challenging the emergence of the military and the show complex, which is, and the warfare state, which is been the classic concern the democratic party and democratic leadership. the challenge, the dominance of wall street and the large, and corporatism that is taken over both political parties and our country. so those areth the issues. and also champion the cause of the workin

thank you, sharon.r that you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> the future of a.i. and why the features are under the microscope from capitol hill to the bay area. >>> another round of major layoffs at google is underway. who could be affected. >>> >>> right now at 5: 30, a.i. in

extremist ministers like itamar benguirer are following in the footsteps of ariel sharon.is possible that there is another interphase on the way. it is somewhat relevant and the palestinians still hope for the end of the occupation. the celebration of the prophet's birthday , may allah bless him and grant him peace, was held in egypt after a 3-year hiatus. according to the news report of the inquiring association in cairo, the capital of egypt , various religious groups participated in this celebration. after 3 a year off to celebrate. the birthday of the prophet of islam , may god bless him and grant him peace, was held in cairo due to the corona epidemic, and the organizers were warmly received by different sections of the people. the celebration of nabi's birthday in egypt is accompanied by some old traditions, which include buying special sweets that are prepared only for this celebration during this time of the year. once again, we organized a celebration for my beloved prophet muhammad, peace and blessings of god be upon him, by decorating the streets. the people of

and that means a lot of money for the local economy between taylor swift, beyonce sharon. santa clara county is projected to rake in more than 50 million dollars swift bringing in more than 33 million beyonce and sharon are projected to generate between 7 10 million swift's concert also brought in about 9 million dollars in personal earnings for workers. >> well, the targeted strike by united auto workers against carmakers could end up causing layoffs, although negotiations resume today, the workers and carmakers are at odds on a number of issues. the workers are demanding big pay hikes. well, automakers are raking in record profits. >> ryan bass has the story. >> really definitely have our support. >> and now politicians have descended on detroit to stand with the united auto workers that are on strike. pennsylvania senator john fetterman picketed with plant worker saturday morning outside force facility in wayne, michigan. i don't think the whole thing for the of all at a protest in downtown detroit on friday, vermont senator bernie sanders voiced his support for the uni

and for some, like sharon life.hat again or people like kenichi hori who have done it over and over again and that perspective of not necessarily see that it lives with them every day , but it gives them every day, but it gives them confidence and the reality that, hey, i was able to do this thing on my own successfully . on my own successfully. >> richard king, i think you should feel very proud of what you did and i enjoyed your book very much. and it's called sailing alone . in a few moments sailing alone. in a few moments , i'll be joined by tammy isaacs, pierce as she shares with us her baked delights. i'll follow every twist as we plat dough and she explains why she's celebrating a new year this weekend. the best is yet to radio. >> welcome back to day. many families across the world will be joined together to celebrate a new year. rosh hashanah is the festival of the jewish new year . the literal translation means head of the year. it lasts for two days, beginning on friday and ending today at sunset. many je

sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner, sharon?: that's right, we are talking about liz gomez. she noticed that some people were missing out on a program meant to help them. so, what she did created a model for the nation. >> reporter: for liz gomez, working at the alameda county community food bank is very personal. >> i am a strong believer that no one should ever go to bed hungry. >> reporter: as a child, she watched her single mom, a new immigrant, struggle to make ends meet. >> we did not know food banks existed. you know, often times, we had very little to eat. >> reporter: when liz became an adult, and coordinated the food bank helpline 20 years ago, you can understand her dismay when she discovered that some people who needed food the most, were missing out on a major resource. >> what i found, call after call, is that a lot of people didn't have enough information , didn't know where to apply, did not think they were eligible. >> reporter: liz says many folks did not know about cal fresh, also known federally as snap . the

sharon barbour, bbc news, nottingham.ning streets into rivers. in some places more than 10 centimetres of rain fell in just a few hours. from new york, here's nada tawfik. a morning of chaos in new york as torrential rain caused flash flooding. commuters became trapped as major roads and expressways turned into rivers. new york officials, declaring a state of emergency, warned residents the situation was dangerous and life—threatening, and urged them to stay home. every one of the city's subways was impacted, with services suspended on 17 lines in brooklyn, where gushing water inundated the tracks and turned stairs at the grand army plaza station into a waterfall. low—lying areas here were already saturated by days of steady rainfall and an additional seven inches are expected in some parts of the region — remnants of tropical storm 0phelia. oh, my god. new york city emergency services are responding to calls of people trapped in flooded basements, and so far six people have been rescued. no deaths have been reported. the

sharon barbour, bbc news. on the website. this is the moment to seal pups got tangled up in a fishing net in south africa. they saw the seals were in distress and were able to cut through the net to help them. a local guide captured the moment on camera. the pair were eventually freed and were able to make their way back into the sea. hurray. they didn't hang around, a third seal was rescued off camera. and we end this our on those pictures. we will bring you the latest on the prime minister's statement on climate change. you are on bbc news. stay with us for that and all of today's news. hello there. the weather story so far this week has been dominated by heavy rain and gale force gusts of winds. and we're starting to see the effects of that. over the last couple of days, the emphasis of the heaviest of rain across north west england and north wales. and just take a look at some of the rainfall totals that's totting up now. in cumbria, 193 millimetres, in north wales, 133 millimetres. and if we take a look a

specifically actually the nations and the 5 i as intelligent sharon group who's you know, sharon tyler. there's a presumably of us in your case of where i've seen the same intelligence. the calendar is a part of the ad single bond, but that not condemning condemning india. whereas canada is already, you know, taking so many steps. so it's very noticeable depending on if i mean, you k one further sec. yeah, let me see what comes up to, but we're going to carry on with our trade tubes within your nonetheless, because, you know, that's, that's really important. it's very nice simple. but they're not at and signature. but again, there's that, that question as to how strongly evidence is and then even beyond that, them in a, in this new jo political reality where, where as far as western countries are concerned, that main concern is, is having some sort of counter wait of trying to whether, you know, kind of this concerns even raised the level of something that other nations will proclaim that. so leverits you with so yeah, it's another debate, another citizen and what was on is another rea

that concert at sharon was expected to draw 77,000 fans to the stadium tonight. somehow more than the sum its more than the 65,000 swifties and 50,000 beehive that visited the stadium just last month. sharon was expected onstage between 6 and 8. his show typically runs for about 4 hours. so it does seem starting to wrap up. you've got guys with the hot dogs on the side of comes type of the road. they're trying to get some of those concert goers. if you're planning to drive in san jose tonight as the damage saying be patient on the roads. this show is just the latest in a star-studded series of concerts at the stadium between taylor swift, beyonce and ed sheeran. santa clara county's projected to rake in more than 50 million dollars. swift brought in more than 33 million. beyonce and sharon both projected to generate between 7 10 million dollars. each. well, the largest corgi event in northern california was held today in the east bay corgi con which celebrates the cattle herding dog breed was held at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton activities include

sharon barbour has the story.ich explain what the care was that the patient received in hospital and what medications the patients need to now take. but there are also a significant number of unsent letters from specialist clinics which may spell out that urgent treatment is needed. all these letters are vital for a patient�*s continuing care. it is very important because, one, we will have the results of the investigations, that is very significant. and also, frequently, there are tests which have been undertaken, blood tests and scans and so forth. so it's very important that we know the result of that. and also once the patient has been to the outpatients, medication, tablets, what is going to be prescribed in future for the patient? so how has this happened? it appears that when it comes to discharge summaries, at least, one person would draft it and prepare it for a second person to sign the top. that second person had to make sure that on their computer, they changed their status to signing clinician. if the

few dozen in line just before 2:00 this afternoon, hours before tonight's concert. >> i love it, sharon. he touches my heart. he is just one of the best people that has ever lived on this earth. >> oh, he's pretty terrific. >> it's true. one fan came all the way from nashville and she plans to be at tomorrow night's concert at levi's stadium as well. more than 70,000 fans are expected to see his concert in santa clara tomorrow. that's more than the 58,000 that saw taylor swift and the 50,000 for beyonce. sharon who's playing in oakland tonight, has the potential to top the biggest sellout concert crowd ever at levi's. that was 77,000 for a grateful dead concert in 2015, san francisco's public health department is urging all san francisco residents six months and older to get a flu shot, along with the newest covid vaccine. >> health officials say it's safe to get both shots during the same visit to your health care provider. the new vaccine is recommended if you have not been vaccinated within the last two months. >> we don't want to ignore the fact that we continue to have the virus am

at denny's, it's diner time. ( ♪ ♪ ) hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yetnside?! just like me! you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. news. news. good morning. >> i'm stephanie sierra. today there will be another public safety town hall in oakland to discuss crime in alameda county. district attorney pamela price will join other local leaders in this discussion. it starts at noon and will last until three at the genesis worship center on ritchie avenue. organizers say participants will talk about things like illegal dumping, abandoned cars and car window break-ins. to weather now and lisa is tracking a nice day ahead. good morning. >> good morning, sunshine here in san francisco. but we do have fog along the coast. santa rosa novato 56, san francisco, 61 in san jose. and you can see the golden gate bridge. gray right now. but we'll have that clearing again today. mid 40s. novato 48 in santa rosa and we'll look for temperatures today near average still a few degrees warmer than yesterday in the upper 80s to near 90 inland. >>

early reports say sharon could potentially break the grateful dead attendance record of 76,000 sharon'st album variations is set to release next friday. and his tour is expected to wrap up in november. how awesome well, the iconic bay bridge lights could be coming back. francisco, non-profit eliminate which creates light feel public. art now say reach 80% of their fundraising goals. they say they currently have 8 million dollars pledged in large gifts and their public crowdfunding campaign stands at almost $500,000 for going dark. 25,000 lights shine bright from the bay bridge. lumen 8 wants to double that. the group says 11 million dollars would make it happen. happening today, construction on the courts are going to start in san francisco. they are going to be built at embarcadero plaza. now this is a rendering of how they are expected to look. city says the course will open next month and be a place place for about a year. paddles described as a mix of tennis and squash. now let's play on a court. that is about a 3rd the size of tennis courts. his glass was a lot of players to hit th

sharon barbour, bbc news. the time is 1:16pm. our top story this afternoon...nment's green targets will be pushed back and in sport... joe root is given the chance to find some better form before the world cup — he's part of the england squad for the opening 0di against ireland when most heading to the tournament in india are rested. the king and queen havejust arrived in paris and due at the elysee palace shortly, at the start of a three—day state visit. king charles will become the first british monarch to address both houses of the french parliament. the trip had to be postponed in march because of protests against emmanuel macron's pension reforms. but tonight, the president will host a gala dinnerfor the king and queen at the palace of versailles, from where hugh schofield reports. a sumptuous chateau built for a one—time enemy of england, louis iv. tonight, in its hall of mirrors, the setting for a state banquet in which king charles and queen camilla are the honoured guests. the palace and the gardens are looking their very best. france may no longer be

sharon barbour, bbc news.of taxation, according to a leading think tank, which are rising at an unprecedented rate. the institute for fiscal studies forecasts that taxes will amount to about 37% of national income by the general election neat year — a level not seen since such records began in 1948. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david is with me now. dharshini, why is this happening? how do we compare on this to other countries? it how do we compare on this to other countries? , ., how do we compare on this to other countries? , . . . ., countries? it is a crucial question. nobody likes _ countries? it is a crucial question. nobody likes talking _ countries? it is a crucial question. nobody likes talking about - countries? it is a crucial question. | nobody likes talking about attacks. it is one of those things. this analysis is a reminder it is not just higher interest rates or higher prices putting a squeeze on our budgets, but tax too. tax taken from every pound generated in our economy, even

sharon barbour, bbc news.ukraine. shaun is a former british soldier who was fighting in mariupol, when he was imprisoned for five months and sentenced to death. we will hear from shaun in just a moment, but first, let�*s look at this report on his story by robert townsend. gaunt, malnourished and exhausted, but free. we�*re now out of the danger zone. this was shaun pinner after his release from captivity last september, with four other british nationals. they spent several months in jail, held by russian—backed separatists in ukraine. a former british soldier, shaun moved to ukraine in 2018 and joined their armed forces. and, when russia invaded four years later, he stayed to defend his adopted home of mariupol. captured during intense fighting in the port city, he was accused of being a mercenary and sentenced to death. just days before he was taken prisoner, and under heavy fire, he spoke on the phone with his wife, larissa. she told him to fight on and to survive. what followed was capture, torture and sta

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sharon barbour there. or a woman, is a sufficient reason to claim asylum. suella braverman is due to make a speech later today to a think tank in the us. it�*s believed she�*ll ask whether the un�*s 1951 refugee convention is fit for the modern age — arguing that there�*s been a vast increase in the number of people defined as refugees. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. henry, what more can we expect her to say? ina in a couple of hours, suella braverman is going to be giving that speech in washington, dc. but it really goes to the heart of a debate thatis really goes to the heart of a debate that is happening here in westminster as well as around the world, which is that question of who should or should not be counted as a refugee. the international rules governing that were set in 1951. that is called the un refugee convention. and while suella braverman will say that that was an excellent achievement by the world, six years as it was after the second world war in 1951, s

sharon barbour, bbc news, nottingham.secretary suella braverman�*s recent speech on immigration and refugees. some have told the bbc her remarks were offensive, divisive and inaccurate. 0ur correspondentjessica parker is in westminster, and jess, is this an usual reaction to a speech by a home secretary? look, suella braverman is known to have strong views about asylum and immigration. remember, it is, of course, an issue that she and the government are under pressure on, control of britain's borders. we have approached her team for comment tonight but this is about the speech she made earlier this week, and complaints have been raised, as we understand it, with the chief whip, the person in charge of party discipline. in that speech she talked about how there are vast swathes of the world where it is extremely difficult to be gay or a woman, but she said that where individuals are persecuted, it is right that the uk offer sanctuary, but went on to say, we won't be able to sustain an asylum system of simply being gay or a

and. 2 watching the hassle today is a special guest, sharon handbook and seed, expensive brand nice is comfortable and especially from australia they wasn't to, you know, some of the scenes are incredibly powerful over the scene and they told me a scene when they get smaller and smaller. it really cost to ship it to the nazi era. so millions of jews expelled. persecuted, nodded phoenix in a dentist story. it's just one as many, 3 d projection technology is a tremendously powerful tool, giving the audience an intimate glimpse into this heart wrenching stories. the photographic projections and virtual environments allow for different kinds of personal interaction with theater, opera, and music. in this case, it adds a whole new dimension to a truly moving story. but what about a high off is something intrinsically human. so should we be using a eye for it at all? ultimately, it should be up to the artist. i think that needs to be somehow connected to our reality, but that reality today is one which is increasingly influenced by technology. so why not involve robots in general? do they i,

yeah you and sharon is a reporter, engine use anchor with sized curry is already rang tv and she tells us what north korea has to offer russia and vice versa. i see you mention north korean leader kingdom and seems to be getting towards russia. se receipt of having a ropes creek now instead of funny boss stock where many thought he would go, because that's where a lot of recruiting has been for the eastern economic for on. and we're still yet to find out where and when the 2 leaders and board korean russia will meet in person this morning though the kremlin announced that came and pretend will hold a summit in the far east within the coming days. and what's expected to be discussed is an armed steel, and that's because in a picture released by the come young's official korean central news agency, we saw him walking down a red carpet hung out station sunday morning, along with his for him is which has on me and his talk military personnel before pointing history. and this includes the regina, top to military officials, legal chart, and pockets on time. now if an artist you were to pull

measures in the region and core, no power back is internationally recognized as part of as or as or by sharon, but almost all of its residents are ethnic. armenians, as are by john to control of parts of the region after a war against armenia in 2020 it has since blocked the lashing car door, which is it's only linked with armenia as if by chance, foreign ministry said peace could only be secured if armenia gives up control of the region. why richard garrett garcia is an armenian american political analyst and director of the regional study center and independent the think tank in the error of on our media. and he gave us his assessment of the developments in the core, no car buff. well, distressingly, it's what algebra john defines as a anti terrorist operation design to restore order if you will. but it's really an unprecedented military offensive launch play. also bridge on in the middle of the day, school children walking home from school have been forced into air raid shelters. we see an artillery bombardment that is targeting much of the already beleaguered population that was suffering

what brought me actually sharon me to this was actually sharon davies talked about davies when she talked in sports. i've been involved in sports i've coached sports all my life. i've coached several different things . and sports all my life. i've coached several ianybodythings . and sports all my life. i've coached several anybody who js . and sports all my life. i've coached several anybody who teaches you ask anybody who teaches young girls any kind of sport, it's really hard to get teenage girls involved in sport. and then you have men and boys teleporting themselves into their world and taking away. >> do you know how hard it is for sometimes fully intact in the changing room, changing room ? >> here's my thing. they're always intact because it doesn't matter hormones you matter how many hormones you take, already had take, you've already had the benefit bones, bigger benefit of dense bones, bigger lungs. benefit of dense bones, bigger lungs . you're six foot four, as lungs. you're six foot four, as opposed to someone who don't rub it in. >> still go to the gym. amy, >> i still go to

. >> professor, can i call you sharon now? >> please call me sharon. >> call me to dinner.ow you would recommend the biden administration to approach this, sharon. we had harry wilson on last week. he was part of the task force factoring the crisis and he said that the uaw has a point. they shared a lot of the sacrifice after that and have not really participated in the up side that woor seeing. -- we're seeing. so you can understand a number even 40%. but you point out the booming profits. my thought is past performance is no indication of the future. could you think the outlook is bright from the big three for booming profits to continue from here on? >> i certainly think that the outlook will be brighter if the companies treat their workers in a way that's fair. there are a lot of variables that will determine the future of the auto sector. let's remember that labor costs are actually a very small part of these companies' costs. so to position what's going to happen at this bargaining table as determinative of the future success of these companies is not exactly accurate

my name is sharon lavigne, and i am a lifelong resident of saint james, louisiana. i was a special education teacher for 38 years at st. james high school. i retired in 2019. to do this work. this was my high school, the one that my father, milton cayette, sr., integrated in 1966 when he was the president of the naacp's local chapter. i'm a mother of six and a grandmother of 12. i live in the fifth district of my parish, which is 85% african-american. on one side lies the mississippi river. on the other lies sugarcane fields surrounded by petrochemical plants and refineries. it is making us sick. we cannot drink the water, plant a garden, or breathe clean air. the place i remember being so beautiful and full of life is now called cancer alley, which runs from new orleans to baton rouge. we call it death alley due to the high number of community members getting sick and dying from cancer. in 2016, i was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis. in 2019, i was diagnosed with aluminum and lead in my body. my fruit trees no longer bear fruit. members of my family and communi

sharon block is the executive director of the center for labor and adjusted economy at harvard law schoolrelations board, she was during the obama administration. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. good morning. >> certainly this is an historic day for the labor movement in the united states. i want to put this in perspective. how big of a deal is this to see a strike at all three automakers, but not a full strike. how out of the norm is this? >> this is completely out of the norm. this is one of the most mature collective bargaining relationships we have in the country. these companies have been bargaining for close to 90 years. this is a strategy that we have never seen before in this industry. it is absolutely unprecedented. >> according to you, the big issues here are compensation tied to the company success and hiring more workers and preserving current jobs and also input into the ev future. is there one you believe is the sticky issue with the negotiations? >> the idea that the union wants to share in the company success when they bore some much of the burden when the companie