still ahead, a look back in time when students push for equal hiring practices at u c berkeley. >> stay with us for that. and more. >> and thinking about we all live in the yellow submarine. what this it. again, it's difficult to explain. and i think we take this music seriously. and there's a meeting, a meeting which everyone can it. >> beatle mania making its way to uc berkeley. on this day in 1967, students rally at the center of campus as part of the counterculture movement at the university. this video taken from our our cars showing one of many protests happening at u c berkeley, which is often credited as the birthplace of the free speech movement. students push for equal hiring practices for the administration to lift restrictions on free speech and calls for an end to the draft. well, whether you love it or you hate it, it's still stuck in your head. that song is now officially mariah carey's biggest hit ever. it's number one again this week on the billboard hot 100 list. and overall, all i want for christmas is now the 3rd biggest hit in the chart. history. >> definitely a cat

unfortunately, at that time, the i u. c was already structured. the planning had already happened, but then i stepped down as the new term began. so until now it has not happened. i was fortunate to close nam route, but the r u c did not materialize. it's not my fault. it's the government's fault that i suddenly step down after 5 years as minister of health. if i had my successors may not necessarily think like me. yeah, the dyslexia f a. what was he at that time then he was the president spokes person . and what is he basing it on saying it's beneficial if it's beneficial for health reasons? it's supposed to be the health minister who has the right to say, so for me, there is a reason that makes sense. especially for those marine researchers that we're free to enter from outside my country without being checked. then we don't know what's being done inside. and if the lab is leaking, then their armies can enter indonesia within a radius of several 100 kilometers. where is our sovereignty as a country? and i wonder why the generals who have been th

the craning authorities have waged the campaign against the u. i. c u o c. for months they've made arrests, closed the churches and tried to force clergy, and the parish has to submit to the jurisdiction of the key of fact, orthodox church of ukraine. ukrainian law makers have passed a law that calls for ban on any religious group suspected of having ties to russia . i should consider is this, the persecution of the canonical orthodox church and the un has said kills, pushed to outlaw the u. o. c would violate religious freedoms. and we also got reaction from reverend the dark over stuff. do yoga, professor at the faculty at the ology of the university of eastern survey, gabrielle and republican service guy. i used to, uh where it's yet, and i use the search and it shows so you might uh let's see how difficult it is for me to see uh most save for insurance in which i not only me but all the because you only can only control this is not only you for in your health services, but also all the finality for choices you use to. so define this as you're used to, so

booking. alfonso did not stop, not really a manned by the 1900 on date is the margins of the my know l u c. daughters some god. right. when some kinda came for the 1st time i didn't did it is summer carter who would say the name of the con, which was then known as up of both the into book enough muscle, the loan of the upright man on his set for how long should we allow friends to control us. well, how long should we allow from to control our resources for how long should we have independence, that is not independence. and he's set the country on a bus of ensuring that it was self sufficient economically. and in the 6th, as of course, he was assassinated. and that did postpone the revolution, which is now back on re loves it was. and what has happened is the one sub game, the ever present. tons of froze was evident immediately the code it has that been mount and they were able to enter the echo as reason on to tell the cost would be to ship. these countries must be expelled and indeed as we speak now, this country is of my lead, initiate on booking, of muscle remain as ostracized, within t

but also, for example, the opposition, conservative block c, d, u c is you managed to take that narrative awake. they managed to really present alternatives so that people can feel that even though the situation is difficult, even though the situation is insecure, that the spot is the social democrats or the conservative block have proposals at hand that possibly can improve the situation. so that's why i say, undoubtedly that's one of the elements in the next few days that we will be looking at is to what extent the issue of security becomes more prominent to the political debate. and thomas talk us through what happens in a situation like this when there is an attack and the suspect has been arrested. what is the procedure for investigators who is involved and what steps are taken? so the issue of security when these kinds of incidents happen is 1st and foremost, regional issues. so local regional authorities begin the investigation and it's only at the time when a thought is believe that there is a lot of public interest or when they might be a political motivation or religious motivat

u. n. s. c. meeting on sedan said by blinking. sure, no, thank you so much for joining us. you was the civil society before for today's meeting. i wanted to, 1st of, of you will see some of what you said today and then come to you. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. but the least as a fragile thing. if this body can not do more to protect the people of sit on, it wouldn't just be by lives at stake. it will be the very credibility of this council and its members as well. sure. not strong boards that do you believe the security council heeds that comment from you? thank you for having me. i sincerely hope, sir, because we are so over a year. so the un security council to take an vicious action on sit on for the past 20 months, the council has effectively abandoned the people listed on. and it's the world's largest humanitarian crisis. the world's largest student security crisis on the world's largest protection crisis. it's not a lack of options for sit on. it's actually just a lack of ambition from the counsel. w

high school ray was a lead or the football field, quarter become would go tom play city college and u c berkley. earned law degree from what was then hastings luschool in 1960 and married the love of his life. ray's legal career reflected commitment to justice and service. appointed by then governor raying everreagan in 74. served on the superior court for 25 years. of carrying on a family legacy that spanned a half century. touched counselless lives with fairness and unwaivering sense of duty. rilived with a deep commitment to his faith. serving church and community. his work with the janet center along side his wife e lane reflected his desire to give back to the community. he trowel embody when it means to live a life of service, love and legacy. a son of san francisco a pillar of justice a loved patriarch leaves a legacy that will enrich the city and those who knew him my heart goes out to his wife and daughter and sons ray and james. services will be on january third at 11 a.m. at st. stevens catholic church. the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor peskin. why collea

today the team hosted its expansion draft at sf moma u c e 40 in the house calling out some of the picks. baron davis as well as was former stanford golfer michelle wie west who made the first announcement. take a listen. >> from the atlanta dream, the golden save. all grades, select center. eliana repair. >> online apps remember that for future trivia questions. eliana groups share the first official member of the golden state valkyrie the team made 10 other selections. we'll see how my pronunciations do here. maria cone for annika burton, carla lights tell me been cayes martin, stephanie talbot. he's a tough cecilia zahn, dulles, uni, kayla thornton, monique billings and julie van loo. alex can add more players in free agency and they also own the 5th selection in april's wnba draft. citing times in the bay area for hoops. all right. well, i'm not going to bore you with the whole list who did and didn't participated. forty-niners practice today. but we can report that trent williams will be out once again on sunday against the bears. so as dray greenlaw, hopefully he'll be back next we

was targeted yesterday by a new tactic using a sniper, who directly showed at hospital staff in the i c u. it's the only department that provides i c u services in the northern gaza strip. fortunately, this gunshot did not hit any one, but there had been a number of other gunshots through the window space and come all odd one hospital about this development is very serious and something new for us. we cannot stay in this place, which is meant to provide, i see services. at the same time, we can't evacuated and move to another place. this is quite a problem with the moments ago the power generators were targeted again, and the power went completely off and come all odd one hospital. anyone who moves in the yards of come all odd one hospital who would be targeted by the is really military, using bombs launch from a quad copter consistently dropped on the hospital yards from the windows and the entrances. awesome. so it's a cut off to the break, jim and john, so that show. so news is a vote of confidence, caring the way for smart connections. the now after really quick to sent in to cold too

we have people here from united states, from russia, from india, from germany, from u. c o p a. where yeah, it is just a small community, a 100 families, a whole lot. chang. yeah. who are going to say, what the hell is that americans are doing? and this one because they are all jews. we are all jews who are exiled from this land about 2000 years ago. we kept that connection to the land for out those millennium. and now thanks to god, we are coming back to our land. if the united nation says that there has to be a significant increase in effects from settlers, and then also as this area was called by the united nations, an occupation that is illegal under the geneva convention. that it is only right for the united states to take actions. how do you respond to that is not illegal for me to raise my children here. i'm not bothering anybody else as why i never belong to anybody else who was always state land. we're going to decide what's best for us. we've established the state which is thriving, which is helping people all over the world. and nobody's gonna tell us what we can do.

uh, a u. c wong, who do you agree uh that the influence of the us in this price is the images. and i do believe that this as simple as the right um on the one here that we need to know the fact that uh, the vitamin needs bite and then ministration is is fine lights. and we are looking at the 2 months and 2 trunk takes power as the new us presidents and whatever this car, there's ministration in washington made demands of president june. so going probably a is not going to have not going to have such a great impact on what it unfolds in korea. as we observe the situation. for example, the 1st 7 units of it was in fact, bringing up the possibility of delivering weapons to the ukraine in the fight against russia. but even that this is on which it is uh, seems favorably by dividing that ministration is now unholy. because of the very fact that there will be a new one that is impressive and taking power very soon. thank you so much. see you on cold young sion. bong. thank you for talking to us swap these past few hours of this breaking news story out of south korea where the preside

unfortunately, at that time, the r u. c was already structured. the planning had already happened, but then i stepped down as the new term began. so until now it has not happened. i was fortunate to close name route, but the i you see did not materialize. it's not my fault, it's the government's fault that i suddenly step down after 5 years as minister of health. if i yeah. my successors may not necessarily think like me. yeah, the dyslexia and what was he at that time? then he was the president spokes person and what is he basing it on saying it's beneficial if it's beneficial for health reasons? it's supposed to be the health minister who has the right to say, so for me, there is a reason that makes sense. especially for those marine researchers that we're free to enter from outside my country without being checked. then we don't know what's being done inside. and if the lab is leaking, then their armies can enter indonesia within a radius of several 100 kilometers. where is our sovereignty as a country? and i wonder why the generals who have be

u. s. military side of it is launched. precision as strikes on p. c. controlled areas in the strikes hit a missile storage facility and simone center authorized by degrees. us central command confirm that air force and navy assets we serious government is taking shape with the appointments of 2 major ministerial roles. what have bukasa has been named as defense, minnesota? well, i saw the house in the aisle she binding has been chosen. as far as the debate is, serial president is yet to be seen in public in russia where he fled off to the full of his regime. for years most crow help to keep bashful, acid impala, and built up a significant military presence in the country bought as you the shop of all of our reports, his ousting is raising questions about the future relationship between russia and syria. in the west is clearly keen to see russian implants in syria decline after the full death sondra shame. europe said the restoration of relations with syria depended on the removal of russian bases in the country. it's really, europeans indeed imposed a

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i mean, over the last 10 years, the u. c, we policy, it was almost absent and it doesn't have much influence on things on the ground to say to the russian faces and see we have remains unclear in 2017 most care and damascus signed an agreement on the use for a period of 49 years, but since then things have changed. aside has gone this year in transitional government says a decision on the russian military presence of the country will be made soon. there is no tool of the immediate evacuation. at the same time, the russian ministry of personnel moving from less significant basis, counted throughout the country, heading to the naval base of tal twos and the base of main nivia. let's talk here about 400 russians. soldiers have already withdrawn from the damascus area and been transferred to the as a since main name. but as the russian ministry contingent and syria exceeds several thousands, they simply went fits into the 2 bases. so that will have to be, i know we will, reduction in numbers that let's say russia went want to le

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and you mentioned it turned to k u. c as one of the biggest winners for now, at least on the on car support for the as long as groups reach, power and change in damascus raises once again the historical issue of the kurdish independence and creation of a separate curtis states. perhaps. now in sarah, but also with implications for the larger region, given the minority is the larger uh, furnace minors and both in turkey in iraq. how do you see this issue evolving this thing uh, turkey can um, properly to what it has bitten all the time was because by the, in my opinion, the when data is going to be, if turkey launches, i mean, it should be all sensitive against occurs that threatens the existence of the occurs in is to shut off the freight is. i think the kurds will rely more a more on the americans and they would open up. most of these are areas like they did in northern iraq. and i think this is the plan. the plan is to put these communities under immense threats in order for them to accept the american and curtis and th

c u. s. has imposed sanctions on the found of george's ruling policy. washington and accuses 1000000000 of bid xena eventually of undermining democracy and allowing russia to benefits in the region. critics accuse if ashley of influencing a more authoritarian and promo scope policy justice have been demonstrating in the capital tbilisi everyday for the past month, the demanding re election. and you, accession talks. ukraine's president, for a lot of his landscape, says his soldiers have captured several north korean troops in russia since died of combat woods cave launched an incursion into russia's coast region in august and is still holding some territory. the ukraine says its allies, ukraine, end as low as a north korean troops, a fighting alongside russian forces in the region to lensky says this has to stop that it should a portion of black holes in the coast region and bowls. north korean troops that's suffering many losses and we see that the russian military and north korean supervisors are not interested in this volume. and with these koreans a

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u. n. d o s c u n e s c o, and many others is joining our condemnation for them. we warn that further continuation of such a line will be met with an increasingly strong response each time. and frankly, as far as i can understand, as a non military person, this, the damage to cubes, military machine is not only in response to these terrorist attacks, but in general during the special military operation in recent months. it is very, very significant. not necessarily after this criminal strike on the course region on the brian screeching on the belgrade to region. we, it's not necessarily something to do immediately, but we are patient people, they should, but sometimes, you know, measure 7 times and cut ones. so we need to measure so that we can cut off the full program. now k of has been absolutely hell bent on keeping the foot hold on, holding their ground in rushes coolest region. but so far, all of these attacks against these civilian targets, they have failed to bring any sort of advantage. and any results for key of the uh, for instance, uh they are combined