t. community we gauge public opinion. the city authorities have the right to not to promote analogy between everyone has despised you, have in union, should find another way. i believe that the european union should not interfere with what's happening in poland at all. ah, hello, there you go, mid day, moscow you watching artie international now the jailed us, it's martin got his failed his back in the spotlight. he serving time for carrying out a cyber attack on a hospital, which he claims had missed treated. a teenage girl. it is a case we have been following closely, and neither are concerned for his own treatment and health behind bus. mm mm. oh, got a fail, sat wife donna claims he is currently on hunger strike and in solitary confinement . and says she has not heard from him for a back to week earlier. she spoke to my colleague calling brack the last time anyone heard from him is september 23rd. and when he is playing in, in solitary, it usually are almost always comes with a hunger strike. and the conditions are st

that communicating with us here at r t could violate prison rules. we believe that it's retaliatory and for speaking out against the prison, rape elimination act violations, friend the unit manager, there's not an iota evidence that he's done anything wrong, nor can they provide me. it doesn't seem to matter though, because they've already thrown him in the shoe. i don't know the extent as a punishment whether that includes more or how much time this is going to take. was we heard all that apparently happened after she gave a recording of a conversation with a husband to us earlier this month in it. he talks about alleged corruption in the course, but it says he still has no regrets. but i'm certainly not going to quite a bit what happened atrocity, unacceptable with to make the decisions. we've asked the prison to comments so far, the not go back about it got sold was jail back in 2018 over his funding for what he believed at the time was right. who i think. oh right now, i need it. do you home? my family with she has been totally medically abuse wi

t. community. we gauge public opinion on the authorities have the right to not from out to everyone has despised you are being union should find another way. i believe that the european union should not interfere with what's happening and pulling it off ah why their life? my will do say cool school is out. international is friday, october. the 1st my name's kevin owen. so 1st them the jailed us hacked of his martin got phil's back in the spotlight afternoon. he's serving time for carrying out a cyber attack on a hospital, which he claims had mistreated the teenage girl. it's a place case we have been closely following and now there are concerns for his own health and treatment behind bars. ah, let me tell you more. his wife donna claims he's currently on hunger strike in solitary confinement further. she says she's not heard from him now for about a week. she spoke to colon bray. the last time anyone heard from him is september 23rd. and when he is playing in solitary, it usually are almost always

we want he center, the communit is being heard, at the center of this discussion, and also give t community information about how the cleanup is proceeding, and keep them up to date. then we will look at the investigation, and the cause. two federal agencies are primarily responsible when there is a federal oil spill. and the coast guard of course is on the ground, in charge of unified command. the coast guard has made it clear, governor gavin newsom made it clear, and i want to emphasize will identify the responsible party and hold them accountable. we are not taking the word of the responsible party for what has happened, we are not letting companies point fingers at each other. there will be an independent, fact-based investigation. >> there is also a bill to permanently ban oil and gas drilling off the coast of california, oregon, and washingtonand this is in that 3 1/2 trillion dollar infrastructure package, currently under investigation in dc. has there been any movement for that package, or the smaller one trillion dollar package this week? >> the west coast protection act is part of

how they supported certain groups, like for example, the l g b t community. and they also give the list of people who executed the tasks, who well received funding for it, and even the some journalists and media outlets who also received funding from london. here's how the russian foreign ministry commented on the revelations, the scale of funding and project activities. even a cursory glance is simply shocking. for an agent come on, they had children, independent journalists sent back to their. for instance, the embassy here has been trying to groom a whole network of what they call independent journalists, while independent. yet still, they were reimbursed for their work by the u. k. taxpayers pounds. also there's a list of media outlets. we're also at least in part funded by london, and some of them are already with a tag over for an agent here in russia might seem like it's not a big deal. but imagine a similar headline, but with the rules well swapped, that it was the russian embassy engaged in similar activities, but in the u. k. now the embassy here we

if not not not not not not not t communities. looking west and san francisco,e is your day planner. spare the air alert. most temperatures will be in the 50's. we are heading some 60's. sunny and hazy with temperatures hot for inland areas. mid 90's around the bay. at the beaches up her 60's to near 70. -- upper 60's to near 70. we will get ready for cooler temperatures starting tomorrow. very little wind. trees are not blowing at all. with the spare the air alert in effect, we are expecting poor air quality through the east bay. it does improve monday and tuesday as cooler and cleanerten persnt in hercules. this happened just before 1:30 this morning on interstate 80. chp says multiple cars were involved. the on-ramp from a for remains closed. the crash did leave others injured. it is unclear how many people there are or what the condition is at this time. the giants journey to hopefully clinch their first division title since 2012 continues today. a sold out crowd packed into oracle park yesterday and did their best to cheer on the giants against the padres. after the giants lost

t. washington community center was really incredible. this was a center that when i first got my job under the mayor's youth employment training program we went to this center booker t. washington which we hung out here and there depending on if there were cute boys there that day. but we went there for our orientation and there was always, i mean, we were always welcomed there and what it's been transformed to in term officer this $35 million facility with 50 units of housing with transitional age youth and homelessness and others, this was a testament of his leadership as president of the board for six years. he is a community person. he cares about seeing great things happen for san francisco and, you know, he's a great just genuine, good human being and i have always appreciated not only his advice in council, but also he would always say, mayor, you know we've got to do more to support this or board to support that. it's always something to help someone else and that's why i know he'll be a valuable member of this board. he represent

as entirely sepate and it's not for the international community to wag hi finger at the taliban to say they should behave like this. large parts of ttional community, it is one of the few levers they have to try to persuade the taliban administration to change their behavior. we are at the start of a process. the people of afghanistan themselves don't have the time. winter is approaching. one thing made clear is just how grave the humanitarian situation will become when winter comes. ♪ >> here in the u.k., and inquiry has described the government's initial response to coronavirus as one of the worst failures of public health and the you k's history. the study was carried by commerce committees chaired by former conservative cavett ministers. one of them is jeremy hunt. >> the national response to covid was like a football game with two very different halves. the first half had serious errors. we could have avoided the lockdown but haven't got into the position where we had one, we should have locked down earlier. >> the first lab identified cases of covid-19 in the u.k. were recorded on the 31st of january, 2020. it was not until e

t malaria ccine? >> it is a massive breakthrough for the malaria control community. i've been waiting within 50 years for a vaccine, so to see one got over the line an be licensed is really fantastic. tom: it is extraordinary that in the space of two years, with covid, a vaccine appeared, it has been delivered to billions of people around the world. and yet, this vaccine, you said you have been waiting for it decades. glaxosmithkline have been working on this particular vaccine since the 1980's. people have been wondering what took so long. >> it is importa to recognize maria is not a virus like covid nor a bacteria. it is a parasite. it changes throughout its lifecycle. it has been with us for millennia, probably since the origins of humanity, learning how to avoid our immune system. this is really a landmark. tom: you did say it is not the perfect vaccine. what is not right about it? >> the efficacy of the vaccine is probably around 30% to 40%. that is a significant, massive impact when you are rolling it t to a community of -- i think you said a quarter of a billi

we are going to invest in childcare and making together t community college. >> this is a highly contagioushing you've been able to d cooperatively his work together on a bipartisan cybersecurity build to make sure that our defenses are in top shape. how did you do that? >> well, it's very rare, i thin there are 5-10 percent of opportunities for us to work together in congress. i want to thank him for the opportunity to do that because we both know that cybersecurity is national security. this program will help ensure that our federal agencies are cyber workers are better skille and share those skill sets around various agencies. where we can work together during very divisive times righ now, we should. we should try two lower the temperature of american politic to do best for our nation i'm grateful for the opportunity to work with him on this critical piece of legislation that just passed out of the house last week. >> a lot of that work will be done right there in your district. >> we are out of time, but quickly, congratulations on getting something done. a democrat in republican. >> i

don't, you know, regardless of the partisan affiliations of the people within the community, because it is operating t as a community thing. a lot more can get done. but if you get up to these higher levels of something needed to move hundreds of miles and through different communities where you have got a somewhat robust w public bureaucracy involved, i think the prospects for that are not great in the near term. >>e thank you. jeremy we have maybe time for one more question if you wanted to take a the last question for something you -- you didn't get to. i >> a question i always ask at the end of the interview is ee "what's the question i should have asked?" >> geez, i don't want to bore everybody with flattery. but you asked great questions. and so nothing immediately leaps to a mind. i'm just trying to think if there's anybody that we didn't touch on from the book that deserves a mention. >> we hit quite a few of the chapters in one wayf or the othr it seems to me. >> so i think -- i think if you can't think of anything, and i can't think of anything, it is le end of the world if a zoom meeting en

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community. it is a tragic siion, t another senseless crime that happened in our community, and unfortunately two people are seriously injured, one fatally, and one fighting for their life. with that, i will take a couple of questions. >> [ inaudible question ] >> not at this time. i think our investigation is ongoing. it is early in the investigation. we are looking at every motive, everything that might have led to this particular incident. we will be looking into everything. >> [ inaudible question ] >> we are still confirming that. we know right now we see three individuals, but we are still, obviously it is early in the investigation, and we are still looking to make sure that that is all of the suspects involved. >> [ inaudible question ] >> there is a black vehicle -- >> you are watching a live press conference from oakland police right now giving an update on the shooting that happened this afternoon at a gas station. two individuals were shot. one victim died, and the other was retired oakland police captain erise joyner. he is in hospital . he is in stable but serious condition right no

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communicate with each other. i was texting my parents saying don�*t worry, it is whatsapp, not just you. apologise for the situation and address the situation in congress. thank you very much. more than 200,000 children have been victims of paedophile priests and other clergy over the last 70 years in france, according to a report published in the last few minutes. the head of a commission into sexual abuse within the catholic church said the perpetrators were protected by what he called a "veil of silence" with victims often treated with a "cruel indifference". 0ur paris correspondent hugh schofield has been listening to a press conference on the report this morning and gave us this update. abuse by lay members of church run institutions, for example, if you include scout groups that are run by the church, catholic schools, other institutions which come under the rubric catholic. if you include them, you get this monstrous figure of a third of a million children abused in between 1950, and 2020, 216,000 if it isjust peace, a third of a million if you include lay abusers working under the

department in 2019 as one of the most decorated officers in the opd, came up through t program where police and community meet with gang leaders to reduce gun violence. i spoke with one who works with joyner at local marijuana dispensy, co owner of a group in oakland, he was supposed to be in a meeting and never showed up. >> the co-worker was shocked to hear he was involved in that shootout. she came here to pray with joyner and his wife as he recouperates, at highland hospital in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> we hope he recovers fully thank you. >>> the mysterious death of a san francisco family found dead on a hiking trail is solved, sheriff say extreme heat is to blame. now details. >> the bodies of john, ellen, their one-year-old daughter and the family dog found on a remote trail in mara post-seasona county this summer, stunning the community, after months of investigation officials now say they determined heat exhaustion and dehydration killed the young family. temperatures reached 109 degrees that day and a hike from along the merced river to their car was steep. little protection from the sun.

on site are a highly desired amenity among san francisco planning code pr the iwasanc t protect essential communities and from the landlord speculation and the threats. >> thank you so much. and good afternoon, chair melgar, supervisor peskin and preston. and with san francisco land use coalition and i would like to thank supervisor peskin for introducing the ordinance that addresses the inequity in converting city services that are mostly used by low income and middle class residents for the benefit of the after influence of san franciscans. the landromats are used by tenants but it is not limited to affecting tenants. owners with in-use unit facilities also have to use the landromats for large size items from time to time. in my own neighborhood of nohe valley, i know of a couple, one within my own block that was closed and converted to god knows what because the windows were just covered with blinds and there is no signage. we all have a suspicion that the place has been converted to some sort of a start-up office space. from what i hear from fellow colleagues at san francisco land use coalition t

a new investigation by reuters has revealed at&t, the world's largest communications company, has playedajor role creating and funding the far-right one america news network or oan. court records show at&t has provided tens of millions of dollars to the network in exchange for the right to air the tv station on at&t-owned platforms. the founder of oan, robert herring sr. has even admitted at&t urged him to launch the station because "they wanted a conservative network." oan has played a leading role amplifying donald trump's lies about the 2020 election. the biden administration is restoring federal protections for three national monuments that were drastically rolled back by trump to allow for commercial exploitation and extraction. the monuments are bears ears and grand staircase-escalante in utah, and the northeast canyons and seamounts off the coast of new england. over 3.2 million acres will come back under federal protection in utah alone. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin the show look

on site are a highly desired amenity among san francisco planning code pr the iwasanc t protect essential communities and from the landlord speculation and the threats. >> thank you so much. and good afternoon, chair melgar, supervisor peskin and preston. and with san francisco land use coalition and i would like to thank supervisor peskin for introducing the ordinance that addresses the inequity in converting city services that are mostly used by low income and middle class residents for the benefit of the after influence of san franciscans. the landromats are used by tenants but it is not limited to affecting tenants. owners with in-use unit facilities also have to use the landromats for large size items from time to time. in my own neighborhood of nohe valley, i know of a couple, one within my own block that was closed and converted to god knows what because the windows were just covered with blinds and there is no signage. we all have a suspicion that the place has been converted to some sort of a start-up office space. from what i hear from fellow colleagues at san francisco land use coalition t

on site are a highly desired amenity among san francisco planning code pr the iwasanc t protect essential communities and from the landlord speculation and the threats. >> thank you so much. and good afternoon, chair melgar, supervisor peskin and preston. and with san francisco land use coalition and i would like to thank supervisor peskin for introducing the ordinance that addresses the inequity in converting city services that are mostly used by low income and middle class residents for the benefit of the after influence of san franciscans. the landromats are used by tenants but it is not limited to affecting tenants. owners with in-use unit facilities also have to use the landromats for large size items from time to time. in my own neighborhood of nohe valley, i know of a couple, one within my own block that was closed and converted to god knows what because the windows were just covered with blinds and there is no signage. we all have a suspicion that the place has been converted to some sort of a start-up office space. from what i hear from fellow colleagues at san francisco land use coalition t

those who have gone on a whole different series of spaceswi within the intelligence community and is part of programs t that have run their that have an opportunity to interact in the intelligenceme community some that have worked with us. and i have been incredibly impressed. but as i mentioned at the outset, it is a signal because among other things, mostly hispanic student body has remarkable diversity in the student body more generally. and i am actually committed among my highest attorneys to see the intelligence community become more diverse and it is incritical that you think about these things and work on these issues but for me it is a mission issue to be better and to do our work more effectively as a diverse community. and that's true for a variety of reasons thatt if you try to understand the world, having a diverse community will be more effective in that respect. but also from myy perspective , i really believe that government institutions in particular have a responsibility to reflect america. i have so often seen bringing different perspectives to the table changes the conversationdn in

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and it just add that in greensboro, north carolina, which is when great example of a local community taking on a t r c. process the truth and reconciliation commission right there for you, then that there was an issue there that was so big that the local community was, was impacted for generations has to do with not only the racial shooting that happened. there are the races, shooting that happened today to filter a legal system multiple times to bring those people to justice. and that's because of white supremacy me into those other systems out west, you know, one of the worries that some people feel i have this, this notion of white, white replacement theory. that if it, that if you're going to diversify being, you know, to 0 sum game between races. now i gotta tell you, i've interviewed ceos all around this country, all of whom are that i've talked to are trying to basically say, we need to commit to educational black and brown communities. we need them in our, our corporate leadership. we need them on our board and we need them work in our company. we need to broaden the aperture and bring tho

right here in new nttahampshire i've seen the dire need in our t rural communities for adolescent andental health. i had the opportunity to visit t mountain valley treatment center in it plainfield, new hampshire. they cope can anxiety disorders and get additional treatment. and covid-19 has just in creased the challenges for the young people that i met. nerves are frayed for parents andbi children alike. and so let's work together in a bipartisan way to keep everyone mentally healthy as we stay sauf for from covid. >> you have a unique perspective on this panel. and i wonder if you could give your perspective on how the pandemic has impacted you and yourur peers and what you recommend the adults in this country and particularly right here in congress do about it. >> i you this clear will you the pandemic has had an impact on everyone,, especially young people. i think it is incredibly difficult. i have friends at home, they spent free time dlufring groceries to those that couldn't go to supermarkets and created enruchment programs to help underserved schooled in our area. but churn a

like a scene from los angeles to this day, the hickey family and the black community will not accept the coroner's finding. that t j is death was an accident. they still believe police would pursuing him. they still wanted inquiry reopened. he died in the same communities, at least the plain as kids the same straits, we used to walk as children and hope for better future hope not to be poor when we grow up in chain in is haunted by the memory of his friend t j. and he works every day to try to keep young black kids out of jail. i'm more scared, scared that it's going to happen to my boys. i'm scared that my children are gonna grow up in the country that thinks as though racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then there are other fellow friends in daycare. i see them being chased by police. i see them in a so cry i see them in an adult prison. so and having gone to visit them because they're my children and they're my blood. and that's my experience. i had police driving alongside of me on my way, walking to high school in year. right. and so, my understandings of, of surveillanc