his fertile acres are tilled by and unger brother vivian vivian's son.ny of the fine local roads as well as public establishments are the result of harry truman's early political efforts. it is a long way from plowing the straightest furrow of any farmboy in his county to the capital of the united tates. harry truman came to the capital as a senator from missouri in 1934, and he brought with him the unpretentious integrity of his midwestern farm folks and the determination to be economically thrifty and socially fair and honest. the fate of all the civilized nations of europe hung in the balance at the time of the fourth inauguration of franklin d roosevelt as president. -- of the united states. harry s. truman had been one of president roosevelt's staunchest upporters. he had been elected by a popular vote of the people as vice president, the man upon whom the greatest of all histories great responsibilities would fall in case anything should happen to president roosevelt. no one knew what the future would hold in store. ittle did anyone realize how soo

this is the vivian malone jones marker. her sister came to our board and said, you know, our sister accomplished a lot, but there's nothing in mobile to recognize what she did. she said, we would like to put historical marker. we said, that's a great idea, where would you like to put it? they said we would like to put it right in front of where our homestead was. this is where we grew up. from that block to the next block, there was nothing but homes behind this. over to the left, is the mobile county health department. and so ultimately, they bought this property and made it a parking lot. and they move these homes to other areas. this is where we grew up, this is where we would like to have it. ms. malone attended the university of alabama and that's when george wallace stood in the door and said segregation today, tomorrow and forever. robert kennedy was attorney general and sent in the national guard and of course, he stepped out of the way, she entered the school and graduated. from stories with the sisters, she did no

en este pequeÑo cuarto conviven, cristiÁn, vivÍan, bianca y una bebÉ y su madre >>> Él estaba trabajandolguna vecina >>> maÑana arranca el nuevo ciclo escolar con una estrategia del gobierno mexicano en alianza con las principales televisoras del paÍs para impartir clases a distancia >>> todos deseamos volver a las aulas en compaÑÍa de nuestro nuestras amistades, sin embargo el riesgo para la salud y la vida sigue siendo alto >>> pero sin acceso la tecnologÍa los niÑos hernÁndez no pueden continuar su clases y asÍ como ellos, 14 millones de personas no cuentan con un aparato de televisa en el paÍs la pandemia agrava el fenÓmeno de la decserciÓn el cierre de ls escuelas de la pandemia obligÓ a 2 millones de estudiantes a dejar las aulas con las mochilas listas, vivÍan, bianca y cristiÁn se quedaran con las ganas de regresar a la escuela, >>> me gustarÍa tener algo >>> entre la desigualdad, la pobreza y el rezago educativo que deja la crisis del coronavirus en mÉxico vÍctor silva noticias telemundo. >>> perÚ estÁ de luto tras la muerte de 13 jÓvenes en una discoteca donde se realizaba una

vivian, thank you so much for calling in. you wreote an article about the hours, the moments after the blast, and the hours as you were trying to find safety, also trying to find medical treatment. first off, can you just tell us what it was like in the moment that it happened? >> thanks for having me, katy. the moment when it happened, it just felt like i was caught in the middle of a tornado. there was flying glass everywhere, debris. i didn't have any sort of conscious thought for a few seconds as i was just struggling to comprehend what was happening. only a few seconds before, i had heard a huge sonic boom deeper than anything i had ever heard before, but then came this second boom, and then that's when the whole world just kind of spun on its axis, and i stood up and could barely see for the blood running down my face. and i think everyone's first thought had to be first of all, what is happening, and second of all, could another one be coming? because we really had no idea at that point. so we were all struggling to ge

if we run out of time we will follow up afterwards. >> i will ask vivian to go ahead. >> thank you, vivian. mario, will you please explain in chinese. thank you so much. before we get started. i want to remind our panelist to please mute yourself and stop your video until it is your time to present. i feel like some of the guests say there is an echo. please mute yourself until it is time for you to present for your session. i will ask our leader, carmen chu, to give opening remarks before presenting our questions and to quick start session one. personal finance management. >> thank you. good morning everybody. i hope you are ready for a morning of financial literacy and good information. i want to say thank you to the folks who helped make this event happen. we are going to try our best to make sure this format is as helpful as possible. be patient with us as we start to experiment with new technology and a good way to relay information during covid-19. i want to thank everyone for joining us this morning at our first ever digital family wealth forum. we had first started this program in

. >> i am vivian coe. carman chu co-founded the challenge along in 2018, along with the department on the status of women, as well as the league of women voters in san francisco. our mission is to raise women's voices and their voting power. you can learn more about our initiative on our website wchallenge.org. before we start, i would like to thank our w challenge partners and supports and occur co-hosts -- and our co-hosts listed in the shared screen before. for organizing today's event, as well as kicking off a social media campaign as this year's challenge. we want to encourage more women to vote, especially for this upcoming election. we'll share more details later on in the program. you can learn more about the initiative on wchallenge.org 100 women. today's event will stream live on sfgovtv.org youtube channel, as well as the city's facebook and twitter accounts. i want to thank our colleagues here from sfgov tv for working in the backgrounds and making this event as successful as possible for every

the 7 sisters winery in the cape wind lands when owner vivian kleynhans entered the wine market in 2003 she was among the 1st wine makers of color in south africa the farm put an end to a life of poverty but its future is now uncertain due to the coronavirus pandemic for much of the past 5 months the sale of alcohol was banned in south africa to keep hospital beds empty for covert patients the ban was lifted this week but the damage is already done for winemakers like clean hands. income wise through tourism and wine sales you know clearly in south africa we don't have a footprint in the rider off south africa but only on the farm so it may say we won't have any feed coming to the farm and now wind sales switch means that we won't have any income and i mean literally now. the alcohol ban jeopardize a transformation that has been slow from the start. currently there are only about $65.00 black going wineries with a market share of about 3 percent. 20 peterson has an organization that supports black winemakers she fears that the small amount of progress will be lost the all the generation

ct vivian had the same experience.ain that many of us had we tried to do what do primarily because at an early age, we recognized the wrong under which we were forced to live, and resort to god that by god's grace, we would do whatever god called us to do in order to put on the table of the nation's agenda. this must and. black lives matter -- this must end. black lives matter! [applause] so between 1953 and 1973, we had major campaigns year after year, thousands of demonstrations across the nation that supported it. we had folk in the congress, folk in the white house, folks scattered across the united states who are beginning to formulate what solutions are for change. the media makes a mistake when john is seen only in relationship to the voting bill of 1965. however important that is, you must not forget that lyndon johnson on the congress of the united states in the 1960's past the most advanced legislation on behalf of we the people of the united states that was ever passed. , billions of dollars for housing, we

he will refuse personally to admit two black students, james hood and vivian malone, who the court has ordered are to be admitted to the university of alabama and george wallace to make a show of it will stand as he says, as the schoolhouse door and prevent physically those two from entering. now the court has ordered this. the kennedys know it and so does wallace. but wallace is determined to make a spectacle of this and the kennedys realize they have to allow him to do that. they will not bring the two students to the front door. they will admit them through a side door. but there will be a confrontation which will also be carried live, not necessarily on american television, but certainly on radio. and the kennedys have been preparing for this for some time. as the roots of the peace speech are the cuban missile crisis, the roots of the civil rights speech and what's happened today are seven months earlier at the university of mississippi when ross barnett, the governor of mississippi is refusing to integrate the university of mississippi. these are the last of the great big public

tres habitaciones y dos baÑos, quedaron completamente calcinadas, afortunadamente las personas que vivÍantuvieron aquÍ durante las evacuaciones y el incendio, les quiero mencionar que hablando con el vecino de enfrente dicen que todos estÁn preocupados en esta zona, al levantarse las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn muchos regresaron a sus casas. sin embargo, han dicho que han visto muchas personas y no saben quiÉnes estÁn aquÍ ayudado. no tienen ningÚn tipo de uniforme, se les estÁ alertando a los residentes que estÉn muy pendientes y se mantengan seguro en sus viviendas. no todos tuvieron la dicha de regresar a sus casas, las personas ffueron evacuadas a dos centros de la ciudad. ramÓn:gracias por tu reporte, julio. en imÁgenes que observamos ahora en este mapa de color rojo, son las zonas con Órdenes de vacación. -- evacuaciÓn. continuaremos en napa donde la destrucciÓn de estos incendios estÁn marcando la vida de muchas familias que aÚn ni siquiera saben si lo perderÁn todo. miguel tiene mÁs detalles. miguel: conducir por acÁ es muy triste, lo que se ve es completa destrucciÓn. muchas de las per

porque no contaron a todos los niños latinos que vivían aquí y tuvieron que cerrar una escuela.xico un último mensaje . >>> estén siempre pendientes. sigan información que publica el consulado. para los jóvenes que les interesa la innovación ya tenemos un boletín mensual también entrevistamos a jóvenes mexicanos del haría de que están ellos innovando creando diferentes aplicaciones. así que consulten. puede ser su fuente de inspiración para muchos jóvenes . >>> en formación muy buena. gracias cónsul. >>> a ustedes . >>> rer estamos aquí con la doctora ya regresamos. continué con nosotros . >>> saludo. >>>. la semana. qué noticia no tiene a los padres de familia . >>> estamos listos para darle la bebida todos. las escuelas se están comunicando con cada uno de ustedes para tener lo instrumentos que los niños van a necesitar. cada niño va a tener su propio instrumento mírame la conectividad necesaria. si necesita conectividad tiene que pedir por el (...) >>> las familiar en toda el área tenemos que llegar a este momento donde todos estamos conectados al internet. esto sucedió repen

padro: los primos vivÍan juntos, decidieron esperar el huracÁn en casa.erador. Él dijo no, ahorita lo apago. pedro: josuÉ despertÓ por un fuerte olor a gas y fue a levantar a su primo, pero ya no tenÍa vida. >> deja las que las pies tambiÉn? >> dos veces, a la tercera vez lo destape. Él seguÍa arropado con la sÁbana. pedro la familia en honduras estÁ devastada, sobre todo la mamÁ. dice vilma hernÁndez, familiar del joven fallecido. >> solo sÉ que la mamÁ de Élse puso bien grave. pedro: la triste noticia va con mano creciendo en la familia emigrante. conforme empiezan a regresar a sus hogares, los mismos que fueron destruidos casi en su totalidad por el paso del huracÁn. >> vale mÁs que me salÍ antes de tiempo. pedro: con la muerte del joven, son nueve las personas que mueren envenenadas por conocido carbono tras el paso del huracÁn laura patricia: aunque legisladores demÓcratas y republicanos estÁn de acuerdo en que el paÍs necesita otro paquete de ayuda para enfrentar la crisis que ha dejado la pandemia, no llegan a un consenso sobre cÓmo se van a distri

. >> i will ask vivian to go ahead. >> thank you, vivian. mario, will you please explain in chinese. thank you so much. before we get started. i want to remind our panelist to please mute yourself and stop your video until it is your time to present. i feel like some of the guests say there is an echo. please mute yourself until it is time for you to present for your session. i will ask our leader, carmen chu, to give opening remarks before presenting our questions and to quick start session one. personal finance management. >> thank you. good morning everybody. i hope you are ready for a morning of financial literacy and good information. i want to say thank you to the folks who helped make this event happen. we are going to try our best to make sure this format is as helpful as possible. be patient with us as we start to experiment with new technology and a good way to relay information during covid-19. i want to thank everyone for joining us this morning at our first ever digital family wealth forum. we had first started this program in 2

me vivían 30 pies de altura al igual que una puerta elevadísima que se abriría durante las tormentas que necesite >> se cree que los efectos negativos además sería durante la construcción >> tenemos estos problemas aquí con la toxicidad de plástico que ahora tiene cemento si previas >> y justo opiniones como esta a favor o en contra del proyecto que no lo piden para la comunidad antes de que comience la construcción >> hemos sabido identificar el caso >> dicen que les ayudarán a entender y a minimizar los impactos >> hay cifras específicas de número de cruces personas indocumentadas >> que se han llevado a cabo en el sector de san diego tan solo en el 2020, hasta el momento no hay fecha confirmada para comenzar este proyecto ya que se encuentra en la etapa de planeación, le piden a la comunidad que envíen sus puntos de vista (información en pantalla) >> a fin de garantizar un traslado seguro para usuarios funcionarios lanzaron una iniciativa que se llama a la policía , para llamar al despacho la nueva iniciativa fue desarrollada en la aplicación la cual fue descargada por 89,000 pers

por sus casa y dejar todo de modo que vamos hacer si se tiene que desalojar el condado abrupto do vivíansesoran para darle los servicios necesarios sí que vivienda trabaja con la cruz roja la cual le da un baucher que puede usar para ir a un hotel. >>> juego sigue creciendo y es impredecible que dirección tomen así esté preparado para cualquier evacuación. >>> la situación cambia constantemente cabezón mal la zona que están en peligro de riesgo por esta serie de incendios así que el consejo de las autoridades le dan es que estén pendiente de cualquier orden aquello da nosotros en la página web de telemundo por 28. con tenemos una lista completa para salir de su casa. es la información que tenemos en vivo noticieros telemundo >>> ahora regresamos, hay 50 claudia en la conferencia de prensa con las apreciaciones incendios en los condados san mateo y santa clara. te escuchamos >>> buenas tardes sandra, así es dentro de este edificio están los medios de comunicación en esta conferencia como sabemos como lo mencioné anteriormente en este incendio estuvo ardiendo desde el domingo 16 de agosto

next up is vivian in california. caller: good morning. i would like to remind america that ever since president trump took office, he promised he was going to do away with the affordable care act. he has worked on that for some time and we >> press secretary kayleigh mcenany, briefing orders. your watching live coverage on c-span. >> when the democratic city in chaos has the trump help.stration, pieces of washington, d.c., new york, seattle, minneapolis, kenosha, all these cities are democrat run and have experienced anarchy, violence, and destruction in recent days. the opposite of a peaceful protest. this is the reality facing american cities and towns across the country. this is not hypothetical. these are real people and real lives that have been impacted. the mayor of portland, ted wheeler, rejected law enforcement in an a rational and tone deaf letter. the mayor might have thought that he put political points on the board, but a very next day a protester was shot and killed on the streets of his city. before the trump administration

reportero: vivÍan juntos. decidieron esperar el huracÁn en casa. >> nos pegÓ ganas de descansar. quisimos dormir. prendiÓ, se fue la luz. a oscuras. prendiÓ el generador. no aguantÓ el olor a gas. reportero: despertÓ por un fuerte olor a gas. levantÓ su primo. pero ya no tenÍa vida. >> hablÉ dos veces. reportero: le jalaste los pies tambiÉn? >> dos veces, la tercera vez lo destapÉ. reportero: la familia estÁ debastada, sobre todo la mamÁ. dice que tambiÉn familiar del joven. >> sÓlo sÉ que la mamÁ se puso grave. pero no he vuelto hablar. reportero: la noticia crece, conforme regresan a sus hogares. los que fueron destruidos en su totalidad por el paso del huracÁn. >> cualquiera se puede asustar y dice que vale mÁs que me salÍ antes de tiempo. reportero: otro joven muriÓ. en estos parques de casas mÓviles estÁn los familiares, amigos y otros latinos que tratan de sobrellevar la muerte lo que dejÓ laura. ilia: tormentas complicaron la limpieza de escombros y recuperaciÓn de las Áreas destruidas por el huracÁn laura. las carreteras estÁn bloqueadas po

and that's the story of miss vivian malone jones. this is where the marker was placed in front of where that homestead used to be. dr. jones grew up in louisiana on a sugar plantation. he wants to be a pharmacist so he goes to pharmacy school, comes to mobile and opens up a drugstore right here, 607 dolphin street. 1696, decides he wants to be a physician. goes to nashville, tennessee, becomes a doctor. doctor's office upstairs, pharmacy downstairs call eed li and let live. his home was in this parking lot across the street, okay. my citizen council comes to him and they said, i doubt they said dr. williams, they told him he need today put a sign up here that said colored because this was during the jim crow days. well, he being the smart, independent person that he was, he found a picture of himself, blew it up about the size, half size of that poster and put it in the window. he was a brown skinned guy. he said now you think they'll know i'm colored? that was dr. roger williams. he was very involved throughout the community. differ

la seÑora vivian estÁ sin trabajo y su esposo estÁ ganando menos. >> a dÍas trabaja y otros días no trabajado alameda. >> muchas veces no se recibe la ayuda que uno necesita. reportero: esta semana, una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro recibiÓ una donación de 2 millones de dÓlares que serÁn repartidos desde ya a los que cumplan con los requisitos. >> los fondos nos permitirÁn ayudar a unas 1000 personas. reportero: para calificar usted debe vivir en el condado alameda o la ciudad de concorde. sÓlo puede haber un solicitante por direcciÓn de domicilio. no importa la edad o estatus migratorio. debe ganar menos de $30,380 al aÑo por individuo. si quiere ver los requisitos por grupos familiares, visite nuestra pÁgina web, donde le tenemos toda la informaciÓn. podrÍa tardarse dos semanas en recibir el cheque con el dinero. el dinero se estarÁ repartiendo hasta que se acabe. si por alguna razÓn gusta no llegue a recibir esta ayuda, es importante que quede registrado con la organizaciÓn, para que al llegar nueva -- nuevos fondos, usted estÁ en lista de espera. paola: familiares de presos protestaro

escuelas obliga a 2 millones de estudiantes mexicanos a dejar las aulas, lcon las mochilas listas vivÍanllejeros e improvisar un concierto volvemos. (comerciales) antes creía que no después de fumar marihuana. creía que realmente me hacía mas consciente y podía manejar mejor. pero luego pasó lo que nunca creí. y eso fue solo el comienzo. perdí mi licencia de conducir, mi trabajo... mi orgullo. antes creía que no importaba manejar después de fumar marihuana... eso era antes, ¡hoy, ya no! si te sientes diferente, manejas diferente. drive high get a dui. oh, darn! let me help. lift and push and push! there it's up there. las arrugas no te hacen quedar bien. evítalas antes de que aparezcan con la ayuda de downy wrinkleguard. ey a eduardo pérez, lo impulsóue todoscuando comenzó su carrera como lavaplatos. esforzándose para llegar a la cima de una de las profesiones más desafiantes del mundo. modelo. elaborada para aquellos con un espíritu luchador. extrañamos esos mcon nuestra familia,. la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener

next up is vivian in california. caller: good morning. i would like to remind america that ever since president trump took office, he promised he was going to do away with the affordable care act. he has worked on that for some time and we >> press secretary kayleigh mcenany, briefing orders. your watching live coverage on c-span. >> when the democratic city in chaos has the trump help.stration, pieces of washington, d.c., new york, seattle, minneapolis, kenosha,

desde allÍ nos habla vivian Ávila.a para tomar esta ciudades y no solamente por lan y chicago, va a venir otra mÁs que mandarÁn. viviana: sin embargo, el fiscal general del distrito norte de illinois que encabeza la estrategia federal por el combate de la violencia en chicago defiende la llegada de estos agentes. >> las personas que estÁn llegando como parte de la operaciÓn leyend no van a realizar patrullajes. estarÁn en segundo plano asistiendo a la policÍa en caso de investigaciÓn de arma de fuego o drogas. viviana: asegura que los agentes han traÍdo tecnología de vanguardia para procesar de manera mÁs rápida evidencia recoleta. cada >> ese vehÍculo es 1 u de comando mÓvil de crimen e inteligencia. viviana: dentro de la unidad mÓvil se pueden procesar las armas confiscadas como Ésta en la que se analizan huellas dactilares, tipo de municiÓn y en este caso que fue manipulada para convertirla en arma automÁtica sÓlo con un switch. de acuerdo con estadÍsticas en el mes de julio se registraron 105 homicidios. un increme

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that was vivian there. more than 100 pilots are to be made redundant after...by jet2 airline union described the decision byjet2 as a kick in the teeth, especially after what happened last year. it to two men have been convicted of these people's murders in a thai court in 2015 will now serve life faces instead of serving the death penalty, following the royal decree. massive crowds have rallied in the belarus capital of minsk two to commemorate a man who died on monday at one of the protests against the contested re—election of president alexander lu kashenko. protests contested re—election of president alexander lukashenko. protests had gathered pace following a brutal police crackdown. the prime ministers of the three baltic countries of latvia, estonia and lithuania have called on belarus to rerun the election. our correspondent reports now from minsk. he has been replaced by angen minsk. he has been replaced by anger. thousands of people in belarus continued coming out onto the street to voice their protests against president lukashenko. people are gatheri

. >> reporter: this outside canopy in san mateo was going to be where vivian wen did her customer's nails now onhe state's watch list, and there is no indoor service allowed.

[gavel] >> i am vivian coe. carman chu co-founded the challenge along in 2018, along with the department on the status of women, as well as the league of women voters in san francisco. our mission is to raise women's voices and their voting power. you can learn more about our initiative on our website wchallenge.org. before we start, i would like to thank our w challenge partners and supports and occur co-hosts -- and our co-hosts listed in the shared screen before. for organizing today's event, as well as kicking off a social media campaign as this year's challenge. we want to encourage more women to vote, especially for this upcoming election. we'll share more details later on in the program. you can learn more about the initiative on wchallenge.org 100 women. today's event will stream live on sfgovtv.org youtube channel, as well as the city's facebook and twitter accounts. i want to thank our colleagues here from sfgov tv for working in the backgrounds and making this event as successful as possible for every

on the battlefield of justice americans like john and americans like reverend lowery and ct vivian andother patriots we lost this year and liberated all of us in the many americans came to take for granted and america was built by people like them and america was built -- [applause] by john lewis is. he, as much as anyone, and her history brought this country a little bit closer to our highest ideals and some day when we finish that long journey towards freedom when we do form a more perfect union, whether it is years from now or decades or even if it takes another two centuries john lewis will be a founding father of that bowler, farrar better america. [applause] and yet, as exceptional as john was, here is the thing john never believed that what he did was more than any citizen of this country can do and i mentioned in the statement that the day john passed the thing about how gentle and humble john was and despite this storied, remarkable career he treated everyone with kindness and respect because because it was innate to him, this idea that any of us can do what he did if we are w

. >> reporter: this outside canopy in san mateo was going to be where vivian wen did her customer's nails but it blew over in the wind. now the county is now onhe state's watch list, and there is no indoor service allowed. the county's health officer says that is not right, and is blaming the state. >> i believe they targeted certain businesses for closure, but that was not warranted based on the data that we have. >> reporter: dr. scott morrow says with all the factors taken into consideration, the county is stable. >> i think it's a mistake to focus on single data points. and i think that's what the state is doing, and i think that's a mistake. >> reporter: others like the county supervisor agree, citing huge unemployment rates that will grow if the state doesn't make changes. >> in san mateo county, it was 2.9% this time last year. it's now 10.9%. that means there's 47,000 people that aren't working in san mateo county. >> reporter: dr. morrow says he agrees with indoor bar and restaurant closures, but says there's no data showing that transmission rates are higher in locations like ba

. >> reporter: this outside canopy in san mateo was going to be where vivian wen did her customer's nails but it blew over in the wind. now the county is now on the state's watch list, and there is no indoor service allowed. the county's health officer says that is not right, and is blaming the state. >> i believe they targeted certain businesses for closure, but that was not warranted based on the data that we have. >> reporter: dr. scott morrow says with all the factors taken into consideration, the county is stable. >> i think it's a mistake to focus on single data points. and i think that's what the state is doing, and i think that's a mistake. >> reporter: others like the county supervisor agree, citing huge unemployment rates that will grow if the state doesn't make changes. >> in san mateo county, it was 2.9% this time last year. it's now 10.9%. that means there's 47,000 people that aren't working in san mateo county. >> reporter: dr. morrow says he agrees with indoor bar and restaurant closures, but says there's no data showing that transmission rates are higher in locations like

public schools and blessed to have known our hometown heroes, like doctor joseph lowery, doctor ct vivianence, our congressmen john lewis. he walked gently amongst us. not as a distant icon but as a god—fearing man. who did what he could to fulfil the as yet unfulfilled promise of america. people often think that they can't make a difference, like our civil rights icons. but every person in the movement mattered. those who made the sandwiches, swept the church floors, stuffed the envelopes. they too changed america and so can we. the baton has now been passed to each of us. we've cried out for justice. we have gathered in our streets to demand change, and now we must pass on the giftjohn lewis and now we must pass on the gift john lewis sacrificed to give us. we must register and we must vote. 0n give us. we must register and we must vote. on his parting essay written to us, congressmen lewis expressed his pride in the activism that has swe pt pride in the activism that has swept our country and he reminded us that if we fail to exercise our right to vote, we can lose it. there are those

. >> vivian thomas, henrietta lacks for your i am books or medical heroes. >> they have a list of demands everyone you picked you did not pick the obvious ones. you can't make this stuff up. this is what occurred last night brought me and it is going to be worth it. almost there. where did it go? this is what the kid asked for last night. it is to sign. the only thing that was great, totally crazy and the second to last person about beethoven - i told him don't tell him otherwise. doing every single one on their. you got it. >> the next question. mine 9-year-old wonders, the writing contest for kids to collaborate. >> a contest for kids or collaborate with them. i am not paying them. i would never pay a child. with my own kids what my kids wanted to do my daughter said to me i want to write a book and i'm like i waited my whole life to hear my child, my offspring tell me she wants my job. we are going to write a book together. we are ready. we made the title, my dog and we had a title and she had drawn a picture of a dog and put the author's name on the front and brad meltzer on the botto

let's bring in vivian salama. why are democrats so upset about the end of these briefings they certainly shatter precedent in the past. s at least they will receive a written and not in-person briefings. to ensure inch essential the administration will do everything it can to protect the integrity of the electoral process. that's the issue at stake here. today you had chairman schiff and john ratcliffe on tv today. adam schiff arguing for in-person briefings. take a listen. >> you can make a written report, and you can state things in a written report their not correct. you can't be subject to questioning about it. this is the problem we've had. >> reporter: ratcliffe was on fox news, and ensures transparency. he says essential at the heart of this are leaks that were a big problem, particularly with classified information. take a listen. >> i reiterated to congress, look, i'm going to keep you fully and currently informed, as required by the law, but i also said we're not going to do a repeat of what happened a m

vivian lee. >> thank you so much. it's really wonderful to go to you tonight. really looking forward to healthy and hearty set of discussions. there are some complex times. i'm in a speak for about 30 minutes or so and then i will welcome the questions. for this time of what i would talk about. questions first what you wrote this book. in the main premise with the 12 chapters i thought i would dive more deeply into two or three topics depending on how much time we have. >> let me start with why i would write this book. in a series of presentations i have made to our broadway medical students when i was that dean of the medical school at utah. the first year were fresh out of college relatively new to healthcare. and i really wanted to share with them what i wish i had known before i have gotten into healthcare. i wanted to answer the questions they head about how healthcare works and to prepare them for how they could really make a difference when they were beyond the practice of medicine and experience of working within healthcare. one of the questions i wante

. >> i am vivian coe. carman chu co-founded the challenge along in 2018, along with the department on the status of women, as well as the league of women voters in san francisco. our mission is to raise women's voices and their voting power. you can learn more about our initiative on our website wchallenge.org. before we start, i would like to thank our w challenge partners and supports and occur co-hosts -- and our co-hosts listed in the shared screen before. for organizing today's event, as well as kicking off a social media campaign as this year's challenge. we want to encourage more women to vote, especially for this upcoming election. we'll share more details later on in the program. you can learn more about the initiative on wchallenge.org 100 women. today's event will stream live on sfgovtv.org youtube channel, as well as the city's facebook and twitter accounts. i want to thank our colleagues here from sfgov tv for working in the backgrounds and making this event as successful as possible for every

vivian, two other patriots we lost this year, liberated all of us, the many americans came to take for granted. america was built by people like that. america was built [ applause ] by john lewises. john lewises. he as much as anyone in our history brought this country a little bit closer to our highest ideals. and some day when we do finish that long journey towards freedom, when we do form a more perfect union, whether it's years from now or decade or even if it takes another two centuries, john lewis will be a founding father of that fuller, fairer, better america. [ applause ] and yet as exceptional as john was, here's the thing, john never believed that what he did was more than any citizen of this country can do. i mentioned in a statement the day john passed, thing about john was just how gentle and humble he was. and despite this storied, remarkable career, he treated everyone with kindness and respect because it was innate to him, this idea that any of us can do what he did. if we're willing to persevere. he believed that in all of us there exists the capacity for great courag

back in new york, vivian zayas is running a group called voices for seniors. facebook page, more than 3,000 members. she's leading to advocate for seniors who are especially vulnerable in this pandemic. >> david, please wish danielle and her grandfather our well wishes. hope for a speedy recovery. some crucial analysis and reporting from david begnaud as always. thank you. >>> up next, after their successful splashdown in the gulf of mexico, two nasa astronauts describe their trip home. what they say cannot happen on the next mission. >>> plus, a reminder -- you can always get the morning's news by subscribing to the "cbs this morning" podcast. you will hear the top stories in less than 20 minutes. you know what gayle says -- this a deal. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight the

thank you. >> thank you so much, vivian, for the kind introduction. and really thank you to all staff for making this happen. i know we would normally be on the steps of stahl. but i appreciate everyone's creativity and flexibility of making this a virtual event as well. my name is brianna and i'm privileged to serve as the president of the nation's strongest commission and department on the status of women, right here in san francisco. it was on this day 100 years ago that the 19th amendment was added to the constitution of the united states. in the process of extending the right to vote to women across the country. and on november 2nd, 1920, more than 8 million women voted for the first time in the presidential election. the moment was a culmination of a movement made with tears, pain, sweat, a long strug that will included activism and leadership of black, indigenous, and women of color, too many who who were later written out of history books. these women, who fought, marched, organized and protested for decades to gain the right to vote. we are r

james hood and vivian malone, who the court has ordered, are to be admitted to the university of alabama. george wallace, to make a show of it, will stand at the school house door and physically prevent those two from entering. the court has ordered this. the kennedy's notice and sodas wallace. wallace, however, is determined to make a spectacle of this and the candidates realize that they have to allow him to do that. they will not bring the two students to the front door. they will admit them through a side door, but there will be a confrontation, which will also be carried live on radio. the candidates have been preparing for this for sometime. as the roots of the peace speech or the cuban missile crisis. the roots of the civil rights speech are seven months earlier at the university of mississippi when ross barnett, the governor of mississippi, like george wallace, is refusing to integrate the university of mississippi. these are the last of the great big public universities in the south. all others have been integrated at this point. in 1962, the candidates have to send in the natio

vivian spoke from this very spot. >> for congressman lewis, the brutal murder of emmett till is whatt inside him. it was the start of a lifelong journey towards service and driving change, the same journey that countless young leaders are building upon as we speak. as john put it, emmett till was my george floyd. he was my rayshard brooks, sandra bland, and breonna taylor. >> we've gone from a mean-spirited sheriff to a mean-spirited president. mr. trump, look right down the block from the white house. we've come to washington by the thousands. we gonna call they name. >> there are two systems of justice in the united states. there's a white system, and there's a black system. the black system ain't doing so well, but we're gonna stand up. every black person in the united states is gonna stand up. we're tired! >> how would the history books remember you? what would be your legacy? will your future generations remember you for your complacency, your inaction, or will they remember you for your empathy, your leadership? >> there's a knee upon the neck of democracy, and our nation can o

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go to sfgov for >> i am vivian coe.man chu co-founded the challenge along in 2018, along with the department on the status of women, as well as the league of women voters in san francisco. our mission is to raise women's voices and their voting power. you can learn more about our initiative on our website wchallenge.org. before we start, i would like to thank our w challenge partners and supports and occur co-hosts -- and our co-hosts listed in the shared screen before. for organizing today's event, as well as kicking off a social media campaign as this year's challenge. we want to encourage more women to vote especially for this upcoming election. we'll share more details later on in the program. you can learn more about the initiative on wchallenge.org 100 women. today's event will stream live on sfgovtv.org youtube channel, as well as the city's facebook and twitter accounts. i want to thank our colleagues here from sfgov tv for working in the backgrounds and making this event as successful as possible for everyone.

vivian and dr.snick with him. her name was ruby smith robinson, she died at 26. she died very young. and whenever i would see congressman lewis, he would ask about my cousin, her son and he would tear up when he talked about her and what always struck me about that is she died so many years before but he kept her in the movement so close and dear in his heart and it just -- he just always had time to talk to you, to make you feel special, and he just took pictures and selfies with everyone. and never seen him complain. never seen him upset about anything other than injustices that we all know that he was so passionate about but just a wonderful man, and just the best example of servient leadership that i've had. >> jimmy: i just recently saw the documentary about him, maybe a couple weeks ago that was amazing. did he get to see it all what you've done with police reform in atlanta? >> well, i know congressman lewis paid attention to everything that we did in atlanta. i had an opportunity to visit hi

vivian, fanny lieu hiemer, jose williams and john lewis.ted states senate has failed to renew the voting rights act, we've had to overcome a whole new trick bag of tactics to suppress our votes. discriminatory voter i.d. requirements, cutbacks in early voting and voting by mail, and disenfranchising those who have served their time and paid their debt to the society. and now covid-19 is making its dangerous, even deadly, to stand in line at polling places. we shouldn't have to risk our lives to cast our votes. we need to be able to do what president trump does, vote safely by mail. but now we're struggling to overcome the dismantling of the u.s. postal service for the express purpose of suppressing our vote. with all of these threats to our lives and liberties, our challenge is to use this moment to expand this movement, a movement that not only raises its voice but casts its votes, pursues its vision and makes lasting change. the scripture says, where there's no vision, the people perish. our vision is best expressed by a phrase we must ne

reporter: vivian mork owns planet alaska, a gallery thatve sells naade goods in downtown juneau.mi 1.n cruise tourists were projected to come through the port this summer before coronavirus cancelled cruises. >>m, we went froaybe doing well, to all of a sudden trying to figure out how to keep the roof over our head and the food in our belly and the store open and bills being paid. reporter: that loss in business has meana huge drop in income for many alaa -- alaskans. >> at the same time as it hits us economically, it also helped to protect us from having been inundated with positive cases. reporter: they are far from b being inundate cases have begun seeping into even the most remote communities, where there is extremely limited access to healthcare.ti ts have been medi-vac'd from places like bethel, in far west alaska, and fort yukon near the arctic circle, home of the gwichyaa zhee people. >> we've we have lost our firstc tribal member,munity membero covid a few days ago. reporter: councilmember dacho alexander says they did their best to keep their town isolated but village and fa