we spoke with senator skinner about how this will work. so these hopes savings accounts, they'll have access to them at age 18, and then they know that they have some security in the future. um in the meantime, most of them are receiving federal survivor benefits, though there are some children whose parents didn't qualify, so we also want to make sure that if we have children in california whose parents didn't qualify for federal survivor benefits. we also take care of that. senator skinner says the hope for children act is the first of its kind that seeks to provide support to children. the senator says she plans to introduce the measure when the legislature session begins in january. well president biden met virtually today with a group

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>> reporter: state senator nancy skinner, who represents california's 9th district, which includes much of the east bay, authored s.b.-1079, passed last year. the bill ends the bulk buying of homes at foreclosure auctions that was widely seen in the last foreclosure crisis. >> what they would do is go to the foreclosure auction, which allows you to buy multiple homes in a single bid. you have to pay cash. so, who else can compete? after that foreclosure crisis, we saw the lowest number of homeowners in our black community, in our latinx community, drop down to numbers like that we hadn't seen since the 1970s. >> reporter: how are foreclosure auctions different now? >> now, every home has to be bid on separately. you could still have an auction with 50 homes, but each bid has to be separate. >> reporter: the bill also gives tenants a 45-day window to get financing to purchase their building with the help of a n-profit, such as a community

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skinner says she will introduce the bill when the legislative session begins. >>> theater rhinocerost was postponing the holiday extravaganza, the longest-running queer theater in the world, the rhinoceros will present the show at a later date. the theater will still plan to open in mid march with a brand-new show. >>> making sure no child goes without this holiday season. the hundreds donations that help glide memorial make it a special christmas for those in need. >>> i don't know if you've ever thought of mickey mouse and kermit the frog at the same place. you've undoubtedly never thought of them in a church at the same pew. only in san francisco. here we go. gladden memorial completed a pretty cute photo of its congregation. the volunteers could sort them by age. some 800 bags of toys issued to partner groups across the city. there was a greater need this year because of the pandemic. look at all those toys. for covid means for the second straight year, the toys were presented in a socially distanced, safe manner. they were presented. that's the important thing. >> they organized

we spoke with senator skinner about how this will work. hopes savings accounts, they'll have access to them at age 18, and then they know that they have some security in the future. um in the meantime, most of them are receiving federal survivor benefits, though there are some children whose parents didn't qualify, so we also want to make sure that if we have children in california whose parents didn't qualify for federal survivor benefits. we also take care of that. senator skinner says the hope for children act is the first of its kind that seeks to provide support to children. the senator says she plans to introduce the measure when the legislature session begins in january. well president biden met virtually today with a group of governors to address the omicron variants surge, the president said the us is mobilizing doctors and nurses to help in places where hospitals may be overwhelmed. fox's rich edson has more on today's meeting. governors can you hear me? ok in a virtual meeting with governors, president biden highlighted his admi

there were an estimated 20,000 children affected by this so state senator nancy skinner at berkeley has introduced a plan that would help them hope savings accounts would be for children from lower income families up to $3000 would be deposited for kids up to nine years old and up to $5000 for children, 10 to 17, and that's not all we are joined now by state senator skinner to learn more about this plan, senator you plan to introduce the hope for children act when the legislature's session begins in the new year. can you tell us how this will work? certainly what the most children and most of us had parents to rely on when we turned 18. so when we needed to go to college, we needed that 1st 1st and last month deposit to get an apartment. you know, our parents could help us. but these children who lost a parent or caregiver to covid, they won't have that. so these hopes savings accounts, they'll have access to them at age 18. and then they know that they have some security in the future. um in the meantime, most of them are receiving federal survivor benefits, though there are some child

but all skinner, an aeroplane for some break and 2 and wine from mister edison, blank have his community communion am. and i think he was so effective in the struggle against the party because he was 1st and foremost attrition. and this was a christian government suit of trying to have the moral high ground and they be, comes this little the bishop from the townships. and he said no, no, you know you wrong. and he was in ski. it is to speak truth to power, but always with the bible in his end. and he called the bible the most ready cold book. and once again, i told a tolten audience, keith e. thank the missionaries for bringing the bible to africa and clipping. you know, we take it quite seriously here. the bible is your 3rd of bible to revolution. that was the handbook to revolution and the several time. thank you so much for insight. on the passing of south africa's anti apartheid liter. archbishop desmond to, to thank you for having me. let's turn out a, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the bodies of 16 iraqi kurdish migrants who drowned in the english chan

the former state department senior advisor skinner, research fellow at the hoover institution at thee us a list of demands like veto power over nato movement, has some redlines. obviously playing out. >> putin and president xi probing and testing the united states, nato, the administration in washington that seems to have an allergy, allergic to anything related to military and political firmness and we are seeing this alignment between china and russia. many foreign policy experts dismiss it especially those in the more liberal camps saying there has been strategic autonomy between these countries historically. there were border clashes, many disputes over the decades but they are seeing a joint opportunity in a week united states that spent a lot of time consulting with its allies but not providing leadership in making these decisions and it is all coming down in the ukraine crisis of this year. increasingly the biden administration has looked the other way as russia has gone on a march along the eastern flank. if you talk to the eastern flank countries they want decisive action fr

one of the stories that i have heard is that leonard skinner was getting very popular since the 70s were wearing on, and their game was rising. a lot of the acts that they would open for would talk to their for manager and say do not let them close, we cannot top that! this would be from anne's life, now we know exactly the situation they were in trying to follow gary gallagher. in all honesty, i would like to begin tonight by thanking my colleagues and all of the members at ecw for their tireless work that goes into this yearly symposium. it is an honor to be back in person and to have that camaraderie over this weekend to talk about this defining moment in american history. it is even more of a special occasion for me this evening because, growing up my superheroes did not wear capes. it was historians that i got to meet, the battlefield that i got to go to, and the documentaries i got to watch with those talking heads. the opportunity to be able to talk about an interesting person like jon pope tonight in a room of such notary's, it is a true honor. thank you. so where do we begin thi

but on the scale is smaller than skinner, than, than, than stand news. and also the influence is, are smaller than standnew. so people have to resort to other ways to get informed. especially for example, maybe reading the news from fine media as or ah, to basically many read us that they don't like leaf in our reports are from mainstream media. so people are definitely finding other ways to getting forms, but it's getting more difficult as more restrictions. we're expecting that government is proposing as some kind of our antique effect new laws and some regulations to restrict the, the free flow of information. so i'm, it's getting harder for people to get that freed information here. phoebe, thank you very much. that was our correspondent. phoebe cong, they're in hong kong. now today, it's no longer just armies on the battlefield. that wage wars unmanned to drones, often controlled by people on a different continent, have become a weapon of choice. they're talented is precision precision. strikes against individual fighters. but often civilians get ca

you would be an aeroplane with all skinner, an aeroplane for some great. and to and wine from mister edison, blank have his community and communion am. and i think he was so effective in the struggle against the party because he was 1st and foremost attrition. and this was a christian government suit of trying to have the moral high ground and the be, comes this little a bishop from the townships. and he said no, no, you know you wrong. and he wasn't scared to sort of speak a truth to paul, but always with the bible in his hand. and he called the bible, the most ready cold book. and once again, i told a tolten audience, she e, thank the missionaries for bringing the bible to africa and clipping. you know, we take it quite seriously here. the bible is your 3rd of bible to revolution. that was the handbook to revolution and the 2nd time. thank you so much for insight on the passing of south africa's anti apartheid liter. archbishop desmond, to, to thank you for having me as turned out as some of the other stories making headlines around the world. bodies of

it was more systems images to me. skinner. combining to read a little bottle quickly. street now, bottle doing, you know, kind of skiwski used with the booster prescribe by the conflict such as the southern brazil. permission to actually have a proposed poster them with the has all now to be but that's, that's it. it will yield globally. he thought that the moving motion with jiji particularly precisely who it's under the resume. i had several people to write the super sinner, goosey boss, kristian. with our daily shake, an army chair, freshbooks, dust injuries, multiple beach. this maria will be awarded. others apply the chamber of knock out the scope only show it to to partner here is to keep soft on legit that we meet prospects. but that's all i can she to, that was actually as up as was a plane control and the processor premium levels are about your diesel. that when they're biting edge bubble, 3 bits of the deal is better than bank. thanks. lot of the love in the real quick on plenty of them stock or if so i'm pretty sure line you there. and then they can show scott can investment t

political power brokers and knew he, he understood they needed their support for the olympics to survive. skinner, ahead to 1936 when hitler used the olympics of the trampoline for his invasion of, of europe. think ahead to the cold war. we've already been talking about where the olympics were essentially a proxy battle zone for the united states and soviet union and all of their allies and satellites all the way till today, where it's obviously political. so the olympics are political through and through. and anybody who tells you otherwise is probably milking the olympic cow with both hands. in other words, what i'm saying is they're making their money off the olympic games. right. and say, ross griffin shouldn't be more onus on the international olympic committee to manage it. and perhaps it should be more about not awarding big events like this to countries with, with say, poor, poor track record and human rights. yeah. but the i o. c is a, it's not a neutral broker. and all of this, i'm a jesse mentioned the 1946 games in berlin. the i c has a track record of giving games to very nations, bu

think fun out her after today's meeting at skinner say a lot about her the the way current relations are of course the president severely met once before. and parson at the summit in geneva in june since then they've had phone calls, but this is their 2nd face to face meeting will be it online, of course. and really a relations have been at an all time low at best. that was, they've been getting even worse in a spiral of tip without expulsions and threats of sanctions. and we mentioned red lines only. that's the buzzword of the day because saw moscow, as they very clearly said, the red lines are the deployment of certain weapon systems, missile troops in ukraine, as their body said, he's not concerned by that. washington will act as they see fit. and this comes against the backdrop of threats of new sanctions. of course, washington saying that will potentially target members over the russian government potentially targeting bloomberg, saying that should be targeting russian banks and their ability to convert roubles into foreign currency. and even targeting the russian direct investm

i don't have to be coaxed into it by be up skinner or something. i don't, i'm trying to think when you, who i'm intrigued because i have a guest who would be reticent to the loquacious about this and who would be garrulous, but tell me who jumped on board. i had great stories and love the rec, can't. you know here a true like i know this sounds like like a p r b s answer, but i think because 8 years had passed right. 7 to 8 years since we filmed anything . and because of this research, and so i was talking about before, i was shocked at how incredibly generous people were with their time. i mean, steve caroll for example, was working on space for us at the time. and i was like trying to schedule him and he was very busy as a very busy man. he sat down with me for 3 and a half hours. yeah. and we talked and then left and i was like, oh i'll walk you to your car. we go to his car and we talk for another 30 minutes and i'm like, damn it. i wish i had my camera in my notes or whatever, but like people are, i think like me, genuinely curious about about

and i, i don't have to be coaxed into it by be up skinner or something. i don't, i'm trying to think when you, who i'm intrigued because i have a guest who would be reticent to be loquacious about this and who would be garrulous. but tell me who jumped on board, had great stories and loved the rec comp. you know, hear a true like i know this sounds like like a p r b s answer, but i think because 8 years had passed right. 7 to 8 years since we filmed anything . and because of this research and that i was talking about before, i was shocked at how incredibly generous people were with their time. i mean, steve caroll for example, was working on space for us at the time. and i was like trying to schedule him and he was very busy is a very busy man. he sat down with me for 3 and a half hours. yeah. and we talked and then left and i was like, oh i'll walk you to your car. we go to his car and we talk for another 30 minutes and i'm like, damn it. i wish i had my camera in my notes or whatever, but like people are, i think like me, genuinely curious about about w

this was images to me. skinner. combining to read a little bottle quickly. street now, bottle doing, you know, kind of skiwski used with the booster. it was way by the conflict such as the southern brazil permission to actually of a proposed poster them. legacy has all now to me but that's, that's it. if there was, you'll probably hear that much come with children, particularly position who it's under the resume. i had several people to write them, sufficient. lagossi must kristian, with her our failure, she can only tear brushstrokes dust injuries which could beat these muscle be awarded. others apply the chamber of knock out the scope only show it to to partner here is to keep soft on legit. that's good. we meet power sports, but that's all i can cheated. that was actually as up as was between control and the processor. premier levels are about your diesel, that when they're biting edge bubble, 3 bits of the deal that bank thanks lot of the love in the real quick with stock or if so i'm pretty sure line. yeah. i mean, they can show scott can investment that by dollars of sort of th

i don't have to be coaxed into it by be up skinner or something. i don't, i'm trying to think when you, who i'm intrigued because i have a guest, nevada, who would be reticent and the low questions about this and who would be garrulous, but tell me who jumped on board. i had great stories, love the rec comp. you know, hear a true like i know this sounds like like a p r b s answer, but i think because 8 years had passed right. 7 to 8 years since we filmed anything . and because of this research and that i was talking about before, i was shocked at how incredibly generous people were with their time. i mean, steve caroll for example, was working on space for us at the time. and i was like trying to schedule him and he was very busy is a very busy man. he sat down with me for 3 and a half hours. yeah. and we talked and then left and i was like, oh i'll walk you to your car. we go to his car and we talk for another 30 minutes and i'm like, damn it. i wish i had my camera in my notes or whatever, but like people are, i think like me, genuinely curious a

and i, i don't have to be coaxed into it by be up skinner or something. i don't, i'm trying to think when you, who i'm intrigued because i have a guest who would be reticent and be loquacious about this and who would be garrulous. but tell me who jumped on board, had great stories and love the rec, can't. you know here a true like i know this sounds like like a p r b s answer, but i think because 8 years had passed right. 78 years since we filmed anything. and because of this research and that i was talking about before, i was shocked at how incredibly generous people were with their time. i mean, steve caroll for example, was working on space force at the time. and i was like trying to schedule him and he was very busy as a very busy man. he sat down with me for 3 and a half hours. yeah. and we talked and then left and i was like, oh i'll walk you to your car. we go to his car and we talk for another 30 minutes and i'm like, damn it. i wish i had my camera in my notes or whatever, but like people are, i think like me, genuinely curious about about what h

he's up against some big competition in the final months before paulding stops of charlotte to bend. skinner reports. hi im is running out on a manual macro ones. first time in the lease a with the french people just months away from a new vote. and it does seem that even after 5 rocky years, macaroni is still in po position. i think it will be mark one micron, whatever happens, i will vote micro. however, he faces a battle with some new faces in the mix, all vying to unseat the so called president of the rich. and until recently, some predicted this would be an election that would be a run off a 2017 with mack on facing off against the national rallies marine la pen. now, while she still showing favorably in the polls, she may not be his main opponent. for those who missed it, meets eric sim. all, we laugh i a brand you doesn't mean this. his words more lost it into the presidential campaign before he was even confirmed as a possible candidate. initial poll suggested that he could be the one to face up to mac on in the 2nd round, but he support has since dipped. ah a however, could his camp

well, i used to do a show called baddiel and skinner unplanned, and that show was literally about meing about whatever came up. and one time, i don't think i can say it on hardtalk, there was a very big runner about me and... yeah, i can't talk about it. it's a sexual thing. and she just turned to me afterwards and said, "you know i have to go to the school gate tomorrow and pick up our children, and everyone will know that you've been totally honest about this thing that you do." let me get away from being the professional funnyman for a bit and get to you, as you've become a serious writer about serious things and a serious documentary—maker. you've already told me a little bit about yourjewish family history, you've explored in documentary form holocaust denial. you have written a book — this one, jews don't count, which looks at what you see as the failure of the progressive left, particularly in the uk, to take full account of anti—semitism as one of the discriminatory prejudices that taint society, you think somehow... ..as your title suggests, jews don't count. is it easy to t

org, we've been working with college students and we do this actioned that turned out because of skinner'sly, this big thing, we managed to coordinate 5200 demonstrations in 181 countries so cnn said it was the most widespread political action in p history, a first coming out party for the climate movement but we needed to upload pictures of events and that we can, one was in this, starting out again, in times square, we were flashing views pictures. ten or 20 minutes and sometimes from around the world. peru and one after another. it took about half an hour to realize white people were at the this and it was simply incorrect. most of the people who were working with, poor, black, brown and asian because that's what most of the world is. more because the future bears down harder where you are and the iron law, the sooner and harder you get hit so i think it's entirely inappropriate for people at the absolute forefront of this work, vulnerable communities you've only been in this activism now in recent years, this particular shot out to indigenous peoples around the world, a large percentag

youth tennis advantage director mike skinner says this move will negatively impact kids from underservedo currently play on outdoor courts and indoor courts at a temporary facility. >> san francisco tennis club has been very generous to us over the years, giving us court time for our kids to practice, to work out in their clinics, for free. >> the group is appealing to the san francisco board of appeals. he says greats like serena williams and even arthur and were involved at the last tennis site. he hopes the board will see the real issue here. >> the loss of this recreational center, and we are talking over 134 thousand square feet of indoor space, roughly three acres. >> i reached out to alexandria real estate equities to get their side of things but have yet to receive a response. kumasi: dick clark's new year's rockin' eve is adding a new location to ring in 2022, puerto rico. this will be the first spanish-language countdown on the long-running new year's eve show. ryan seacrest will be hosting the festivities from times square. billy porter from new orleans. ciara from l.a. you ca

we caught up with mcgregor skinner. we asked a key question.s a window seat the best protection from droplets? >> if you can sit on the window seat and not move for whatever duration of flight it is, then you've got less likelihood, less risk of being in contact with those people that are moving up and down the aisle. that's where it's safer. >> reporter: airlines tell us we can't go back to putting fewer people on flights so there can be more spacing. if they can, passengers should sit 6 feet away from others inside the cabin. still, one analyst says being inside the cabin in flight isn't as dangerous as many might think because of the sophisticated air filtration systems inside passenger planes. the riskiest places, he says, the terminals. >> the real risk is when you're waiting to board the plane, when you're checking in, when you're getting off the plane where people are congregating, people are tired, people are fatigued wearing the mask and it easily comes off their face. they want to get something to drink or eat, very vulnerable time. >

thousands of california children who have lost a caregiver to covid or speaking with state senator nancy skinner her hopes, savings accounts plans. of injurd crew members on a delta flight. the plane took off from tampa two days before christmas was in the air heading to atlanta when police say the woman became unruly. video taken on board appears to show her in a heated argument with another passenger who was seated. police have not released details of what led up to the argument. but in the video, she can be heard yelling at the man to put his mask up. police say there's several passengers and crew members were hurt, but we don't know how serious next month, doordash will begin requiring all employees right down to the ceo to make food deliveries. not everyone is happy about it. employees from administrative staff to engineers will be required to hit the streets at least once a month for their deliveries. market watch first reported that the we dash program was making a comeback after being put on hold during the height of the pandemic. some company employees are griping about having to do the

and up to $5000 for children aged 10 to 17 state senator nancy skinner is leading the initiative.savings accounts, they'll have access to them at age 18, and then they know that they have some security in the future. um in the meantime, most of them are receiving federal survivor benefits, though there are some children whose parents didn't qualify, so we also want to make sure that if we have children in california whose parents didn't qualify for federal survivor benefits. we also take care of that. the senator says she plans to introduce the measure when the legislature session begins next month. well still to come at noon. the countdown is on to 2022. while you might have some goals for the new year, we take a look at how experts say you can stay the country. food prices estimated to rise 5% in the first half of 2022, with economists blaming things like higher wages and material costs . the labor department reported that consumer price index wrote six rose 6.8% in november from the year ago, the fastest pace. since 1982. and drivers should expect to see gas prices go up again

i'm sitting there with frank skinner who also wrote it, and suddenly we've beaten scotland and the whole fans, right but that was amazing it's sort of -- you know you're meant to say that the best day of your life is when your kids are born [bleep] that that was the best day of my life [ laughter ] >> seth: i believe it. >> it was really amazing, yeah >> seth: i want to talk about what's inside the book but let's start with the title it's very provocative, to say the least. it was very strange to say it to the audience tonight >> okay. i noticed you qualified it by saying "he argues that they do." >> seth: yeah, or they should, i guess is really what you argue >> well, it totally is provocative, and a few people have -- and a woman wrote to me from here, from new york, saying, "i've tried to read this in the hair salon, and i got some weird looks." right? but in germany -- so, this book's come out in germany, which perhaps shows what the problem is [ laughter ] it's come out in germany and the german publishers wrote to me and they actually said, "we can't call it -- [ speaking german "j

. >> we will now hear from mike skinner , please go ahead. >> caller: good evening, i am mike skinner, executive director of youth tennis advantage. a few speakers have talked about us saying ymca which is what we are commonly called. we support thesan franciscans for sports and recreation appeal .the lost 12 indoor tennis courts are significant organizations like us who have relied on these courts forabout 40 years . these courts were are, were and are important community resource.the temporary courts the cow palace aregreat but they are temporary . why ta, use tennis advantage is a nonprofit that runs year-round tennis programs for over 300 under resourced youth ages 8 to 18, san francisco glenn and berkeley.we also provide college prep assistants and grants to college scholarships each year . all of this relies on partnerships like we had with as ftc.so not having that is huge for the low income families of san francisco. please consider reversing this decision, losing 12 indoor courts would be a huge loss for the community. thank you very much. >> thank you. mister soto you are an

the skinner told me he did not feel comfortable putting into a volunteer situation with my injury. i asked, what do ie? -- i.e.? --i eat? he said there was an appeals process. i said what do ie until then -- i eat until then? he finally looked back and said there was nothing he could do for me. in the year that followed, i appeal to the department of labor for a change in status but lost all of that. i had to add several holes to the belt i was wearing to keep my pants up. my conditions evolved to that of a caveman. that is all i could think of. nothing better than that. foraging took up a lot of my time. once a month, i would hitchhike 25 months in either direction, which was fortunate, i could visit the food pantries. i was able to fill a backpack with enough food to give me a meal a day for two weeks if i stretched it. still, there were more days where i -- that i care to remember where there was nothing to eat. the food bank offered supplemental food once a month. they had been eating one meal a day. the food bank has limited resources. i'm truly grateful for the food, but i kn