. >> and she insults the black child of a white city council member. in spanish she says -- he's like a little monkey. >> this kid need as beatdown. let me take him around the corner, and then i'll bring him back. >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours she apologized. i hold myself accountable for these comments. for that, i am sorry. not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home. they want her gone, off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is the moment to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: the council member is disgusted that martinez attacked our son with horrific racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgracefu. >> they claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded the tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for other resignations, the two city council members who talked to martinez on the tachlt why? because they never rebuked her for her comments. mark strassmann, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the

talks about the city's korea town >> reporter: and she insults the black child of mike bonin, a white cityin spanish, she says... >> parece changuito. >> reporter: "he's like a little monkey." >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours, martinez apologized. "i hold myself accountable for these comments. for that, i am sorry." not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home-- they want her gone. off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: mike bonin, the father of the child martinez insulted, said he's "disgusted that nury martinez attacked our son with horrific, racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgraceful. she is unfit for public office." >> what a pall that these people claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded that tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for more resignations-- the other two city council members who talked to martinez on that tape. why? because they never rebuked

with this object, a ruble per year per square meter of a part of the white city on khokhlovskaya squarewerful structure encircling the city was built in just over five years in the 16th century. when judging by the surviving records of the builders , there were no more than ten people in all of moscow. and how could these people, but could build such a grandiose defensive fortification wall in the shortest possible time 9 1/2 km, and larger and higher than the kremlin wall and more powerful fortifications. how they could do this is unknown. an unexpected discovery was made by historians during the landscaping of the basmanny district, the tor pavement pipe, which for decades was considered a rubbish bin here, turned out to be part of a military weapon from the time of the russian-turkish war. and more than a hundred years ago, the cannon was used as a bump wheel so that the spans would not scratch the walls near the arches of tenement houses. it's not just a breaker. this is a turkish mortar cannon, uh, which were very much in stock in moscow a lot after the russian-turkish war is not e

at one point, she she discusses the black child of of mike bunning, a white city councilmember, in spanish she calls the boy a little monk he. >> there's nothing you can do to to control him. >> reporter: she goes on to complain about the child's behavior at an mlk parade. >> a little white kid was was like, let me take him around the the corner and i'll bring him back. >> the dad who loves his son, in in ways that words can't capture. >> reporter: he said he and his husband are raw and angry and heartbroken and sick over the remarks. >> these people stabbed us and shot us and cut the spirit of los angeles. >> herrera the labor leader resigned his post overnight. martinez was a no-show at tuesday's council meeting but released a statement saying she's taking a leave of absence, absence, adding, i realize this is entirely of my own making. but for many, it's not enough. >> this ends today, this ends now. you do not dee

remarks made by the president of the los angeles city council, disparaging the black son of the white city council member. the growing calls for other lawmakers to resign. saved by the fridge. one man who survived hurricane ian describes the quick thinking that saved his life. plus why more schools are canceling halloween festivities this year and later the outrage among some dunkin coffee customers. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone we begin with new images of the destruction from russia's deadly missile assault in ukraine, the fiercest in months, putin hit civilian targets across the country, including a playground and he is warning of a quote harsh response to any response attack from ukraine. the russians also targeting infrastructure, this video online shows a power station getting hit. many ukrainians are once again living in fear of having no power or heat, and many are once again taking shelter in underground subways. president biden will join an emergency meeting of us allies after making a promise yesterday to ukraine's presid

. >> reporter: and she insults the black child of mike bonin, a white city council member. she says... >> parece changuito. >> reporter: "he's like a little monkey." said like a little >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours, martinez apologized. "i hold myself accountable for these comments.for that, i am s" not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home-- they want her gone. off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: mike bonin, the father of the child martinez insulted, said he's "disgusted that nury martinez attacked our son with horrific, racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgraceful. she is unfit for public office." >> what a pall that these people claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded that tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for more resignations-- the other two city council members who talked to martinez on that tape. why? because they never rebuk

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devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dubois the souls of black folk is beautiful and a work of art. if you don't have a lot of time on your hands, i recommend you just read one chapter of this a night. maybe to celebrate pride month. it's really great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick tock, book talk also loves a list when you give sort of very short snippet reviews of of a couple of books or just list a couple of books and say

devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dubois the souls of black folk is beautiful and a work of art. if you don't have a lot of time on your hands, i recommend you just read one chapter of this a night. maybe to celebrate pride month. it's really great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick tock, book talk also loves a list when you give sort of very short snippet reviews of of a couple of books or just list a couple of books and say

and she insults the black child of box, a white city council member. in spanish she says, "he said like a little monkey." this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours, martinez apologized. "i hold myself accountable for these comentsz. inar, i am sorry. not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home. they want her gone, off the city council all together, not just as president. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: mike bonin, the farther of the child martinez insulted, said he's disgusted that nury martinez attacked our son with horrific racist slurs. it's vile, abhorrent and utterly disgraceful. she is unfit for public office. >> what a-- they claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded that tape, what leaked it and why is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for more resignations. the other two city council members who talked to that people on that tap n reb her fomnts.no'dnellrk ssmthk elen ws news was given first access to new audio from a meeting be

with this object, a ruble per year per square meter, part of the wall of the white city on khokhlovskaya , a powerful structure encircling the city was built in just over five years in the 16th century. when judging by the surviving records of the builders , there were no more than ten people in all of moscow. and how are these people and could in the shortest possible time build such a grandiose defensive fortification wall 9.5 km, and larger and higher than the kremlin wall and more powerful fortifications. how they could do this is unknown. an unexpected discovery was made by historians during the improvement of the basmanny district, the pipe sticking out of the pavement, which for decades was considered a rubbish bin here, turned out to be part of a military weapon from the time of the russian-turkish war. and more than a hundred years ago, the cannon was used as a wheel bumper so that the spans would not scratch the walls at arches of tenement houses. it's not just a breaker. this is a turkish mortar cannon, uh, of which there were very few in the warehouse in moscow after the russ

commentators in latin america itself this weekend of brazil are meeting with one very good news in the white cityestival took place again, which had not been held for 2 years before. caid was here and the incumbent was scripted. whose supporters are delighted. it will most excuse the mother of god in heaven to talk to her son and help brazil so that our president remains in power for another 4 of the year. true, there are those who remind me that he was with me, maybe a catholic, but he got divorced more than once, and the current wife is protestants in general, but he did not give up nationally. let's find a way to prevent the president who robbed brazil with lies and fake news it was sozaru, duck about his rival. which, according to polls, is still ahead of him, but only by 5%, and one of the reasons that lulu's company is clearly slipping. it is clear that some kind of combinator came up with. this performance of this satanist against the backdrop of a portrait of lula scored millions of views and lulu made excuses he made a special statement. no i don't lean then satanists. people are making

empress elizabeth petrovna with her argonistic spouse razumovsky past, the preserved walls of the white cityise merchant mansions of the century. on the 19th we head to spartakovskaya street, where landscaping work has just recently been completed. here, we meet with our familiar urbanist, the sidewalks have become noticeably wider and, accordingly, directly adjoins. uh, k. greens have been removed wires we see the architecture of the facades of buildings. damn well, that ends with our walk already approaching the falconers. in general, by the way, even after sokolniki you can go then you can go this route, or you can use any other route, there are a lot of them in moscow. for example, along the boulevards gogolevsky smolensk tver and go to the kremlin or along the old streets of kitay-gorod at the tretyakov gallery, and from there on a noisy friday, an interesting route along the khamovniki district past the trubetskoy estate and the novodevichy convent, or here is one of the most popular places in bulgakov’s designed for 2, at 5 o'clock we see the house, and margarita and uh, the master's

vladislav, still claiming the russian throne, managed to come close the kremlin to the wall of the white cityulevard ring. the balyaks are being led under the cop and are going to lay a mine at the arbat gates, despite persuasion. the sovereign flatly refused to leave moscow. he ordered to gather a large detachment and wait. in addition to the interest of the state, he had another personal father, the metropolitan. filaret was still in polish captivity and mikhail clearly understood that leaving moscow would lose the throne, and losing the throne would not see his father, the poles gave battle and threw them back with losses on december 1, 1618 diulino truce was signed for 14.5 years. russia received back the land from vyazma to chernigov , but many issues remained unresolved, smolensk and other lands. ovladislav still remained for more, and did not give up his claims to but the ruined country could not continue the war , peace was needed to recover its breath, at least for ten years mikhail fedorovich personally won his first major victory here, the main result of the truce for russia was th

petersburg in moscow in 1737, there was a terrible fire, only a relic of the kremlin, china-city, a white city of the earth year, that is, almost everything within the modern boulevard ring in the kremlin in the foundry pit stood the tsar bell, ready to rise from the fire. the wooden fireman caught fire, filled it all with water and from the temperature difference bell. when the aningov completely burned down in anna's winter palace in the kremlin exactly six months later, the empress was already celebrating her birthday in st. petersburg in the new winter palace built by shooting 138 ceremonial apparatuses, decorated with gilded battle stucco and picturesque plovfons. smith's annual expenses under anna for the maintenance of the royal court is 260,000 rubles. 1.5 billion in the modern equivalent at the stable of the dukeberon 100,000 rubles. 600 million for small personal needs of the empress 42,500 rubles. 255 million. almost as much as anna and aanovna's pin was spent on content of the academy of sciences from the printing house about 47,000 rubles. 282 million in modern money and 10 times

either the white house or the mayor of el paso when he was speaking freely during a city council meeting, on camera saying i don't believe we should declare a local disaster yet because the white house has asked us not to at this point in time. the mayor denied that on fox news yesterday but people can watch the tape for themselves, said something much different three weeks ago and to this day, el paso has not declared a disaster despite some severe conditions they are dealing with in terms of the migrant crisis. some of the numbers. they have been dealing with upwards of 1,800 illegal crossings every single day in el paso within the last few weeks. just in the month of september alone, the city says the federal government dumped 26,000 illegal immigrants into their city, half of them did not have sponsors of any kind in the united states, so a lot of venezuelan migrants just living on the city streets, sleeping on the sidewalks with nowhere to go. ngo shelters were over capacity, el paso had to spend $6 million of their own money for food, shelter and transportation to the migrants, and

rich or poor, black or white, city, suburbs, every where. it is every where. the number one issue in this country. and i think what democrats need to do. this is a wake-up call. you are talking about san francisco. bill, california, san francisco, l.a. is the heart and soul of crime. crime is permitted in this state and in a lot of blue cities. i think at this particular time a couple of weeks before mid-terms it is a number one issue in california and throughout the country. people want to be safe. >> dana: interestingly, i believe that the suspect is in custody and say they are looking into and investigating what the motive was. some of these crimes don't get solved because you actually don't have the suspect. in this case they do? >> yes, dana. the reports are that he is in custody. the key is this. will he be released? will he get back on the streets? let's look at fox news has done a tremendous job of pointing out these repeated offenders. we need to know a lot about this person but will he be released? we have that no cash bail rule in california. people

commentator in latin america itself, this weekend of brazil is met with one very good news in the white citytian festival took place again, which had not been held for 2 years before because of the bullfight was here and the current president was sunaro. pure supporters are delighted. it is the language of the mother of god on heaven to talk to his son and help brazil so that our president will stay in power for another 4 years. true, there are those who recall, maybe a catholic, but they got divorced more than once, and the current married woman generally has protestants, but he did not give up nationally. let's find a way to prevent the president of the one who robbed brazil with lies and fake news it was for naruto about his rival lula, who is still ahead of him on questions, but only by 5%, and one of the reasons that the luna company is clearly slips. it's clear some combinator came up with. this performance of this satanist against the backdrop of a portrait of lula gained millions of views and lulu made excuses with a special statement. no, i don’t rely on, that is, satanists, no matt

great commentator in latin america itself this weekend of brazil meet one very good news in the white cityl took place again, which had not been held for 2 years before because of the cord was here and the current president was sunaro. pure supporters are delighted. it will most excuse the mother of god in heaven to talk to her son and help brazil so that our president stays in power for another 4 years. true , there are those who recall being the most, maybe a catholic, but divorced more than once, and the current wife is generally protestant, but there was no sonar surrenders. let's find a way to prevent the president who robbed brazil with lies and fake news about his rival lula, who is still ahead of him in the polls, but only by 5%, and one of the reasons that lula's company is clearly stalling. it is clear that some kind of combinator came up with. this performance of this satanist against the backdrop of a portrait of lula gained millions of views and lulu made excuses, he made a special statement. no, i don’t rely on satanists, no matter what turns out, all this politics is religio

empress elizabeth petrovna with her argonistic husband razumovsky past, the preserved walls of the white cityd to spartakovskaya street where landscaping work has just been completed. here, we meet with our familiar urbanist, the sidewalks have become noticeably wider and, accordingly, the wires directly adjacent to the greenery have been removed. we see the architecture of the facades of buildings. damn well, now we are already approaching the falconers to complete our walk. in general, by the way, even after sokolniki you can go then you can go this route, or you can use any other route in moscow . there are a lot of them. for example, along the boulevards of gogol smolensk tver and go to the kremlin or along the old streets of china city on the tretyakov gallery from there to the noisy pyatnitskaya is an interesting route. the khamovniki district, past the trubetskoy estate and the novodevichy convent, or one of the most popular places in bulgakov’s places, lasts 2.5 hours. we see a house. e margaret and e, the master's apartment. i mean both the writer and his hero, and we see the variety

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the cities have turned white kuzbass kemerovo and novokuznetsk in omsk, the height of the snow covers week has reached 9 cm. this is the norm for the second half of november. well, this is siberia, omsk tomatoes for the summer. so they didn't blush. the first snow fell in novosibirsk under its weight , trees fell and celebrated with an emergency with public transport. however winter. i also visited the european part of the country. as usual, it happens to be the first to meet her, the northeastern region. on wednesday, a temporary snow cover formed in vorkuta. separate weak snow charges were recorded up to the kostroma region. and here moscow was shrouded in thick fog at the beginning of the week. after the smoke crucified in the capital, the sun came out, oh, no exaggeration. to say that the rehearsal of winter beyond the urals turned out to be unusually powerful and large-scale never before in the entire era of global warming. the first snow cover did not appear here so early on average, the weather was two to three weeks ahead of the calendar, and in some areas the height of snowd

and you can meet such the highest manifestation of respect in the form of a walker and white food at official city receptions and traveling through small villages, but they come here, of course, not only for the hospitality of the locals, but also for the greatness nature, for example, to see this siberian giant baikal or admire the views from the legendary tabkharka plateau. the scarf, by the way, also has a second name - the headquarters of genghis khan. they say he went exactly to this place and threw look at your army. there are also bronze age burials here. the so-called slab graves and such a suburrgan, a special ritual structure. in general, it is not for nothing that these places are considered sacred. the religion of the locals deserves a separate discussion. paradoxical as it may seem, but it seems that it has become the main attraction of these places, they are waiting for you in the datsan. first thing when people come to dasan. they usually make a sacred detour , an expression of bodily respect for the object of veneration. buddhism, in general, two objects are considered, relative to

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the new york city mayor says it's a crisis and declares an emergency and el paso did what. >> reporter: the whitee assurances that they would continue to see federal funds at a time when the city was considering the state of emergency. to rewind here, el paso mayor had said late last month that the white house had asked had him to hold off but he supported that. he didn't believe they needed to declare a state of emergency at that time and we asked the white house about those discussions. an official told us that they did happen, there was no request made and they would continue to stand by el paso. now, john, to be clear here, it is not unusual for the federal government and border cities to be in touch especially when there is an influx of migrants and that is what is happening in el paso. we've seen thousands of immigrants crossing into that city and straining their resources and the mayor told us in a statement that he, quote, doesn't bow to pressure and went on to say it is, quote, critical to work not only with the federal government but with regional elected leaders and multiple partners w

going after pro-lifers and also saying they're domestic terrorists, also saying it's a sign of white principle cityng is getting out of control, and i'm glad there's whistleblowers coming forward. how many more do we need before we actually get reform and change at the fbi? because this is turning us into cuba. this is serious stuff, when you have a police state like this. >> listen, i've been vocal about this and, you know, i get there's a lot of different perspectives on this channel and elsewhere, that's why i like working here. no one tells me what to say, and iepped say it anyway regardless, so it doesn't really matter. [laughter] i think the fbi needs to be disbanded. i think there are a lot of good people left. i think those people should retain their gs-1811 investigator status and other entities. the fbi is a broken agency. it's not about the defunding, cut the crap, i'm not going to get your stupid lectures. take the money, it's a substantial amount, billions of dollars. take that money -- increase the funding, i'm all about that, but the entity has failed. the entity has totally, complet

no cameras allowed in the new york city fund-raiser, but the white house confirming the president went on to say, quote, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. the u.s. has repeatedly warned russia that using nuclear weapons on the battlefield would trigger catastrophic consequences. president biden also telling the crowd that putin's army is, quote, significantly underperforming, and that if he is backed into a corner, the president says putin may turn to chemical and biological weapons or unleash a nuclear attack. but today, the white house seeming to try and downplay the president's stark warning with multiple officials going on the record to say they see no intelligence that the kremlin is preparing to use nuclear weapons imminently. in ukraine tonight, president zelenskyy saying he does not believe russia is ready to use nuclear arms yet but that moscow is laying the ground work with the russian public. >> they begin to prepare their society. that is very dangerous. >> reporter: and the risk grows the more russia falls back on the

strikes are reported against several cities across ukraine, keith and so to me, around the cities targeted, the white house says it will hold brush were accountable for full price after brushing road attacks killed at least 7 people the day earlier. more backtracking germany decides to extend the lifespan of another of its last nuclear power plants as the energy crisis forces everything about supplies instead of 23 power plants will now stay online until april. next year the you moves to punish iran for its violent crack down on anti regime protests and announce sanctions against top members of the so called morality pallets. and it support brielle madrid for catherine bennett. wins football's procedures belong door to end leonel, macy's dominant self. the top award, the women's price goes to pass. loan is alexia. yes, for the 2nd straight year. oh, i've been fizzle and welcome, an aide to ukrainian president, florida. lensky says rush has carried out more strikes against keith. this time hitting what he describes as an energy object as follows. monday's wave of deadly drone strikes, which targeted t

it's unclear if any democrats have spoken out against the move by the white house. >> todd: new york city mayor eric adams moving his migrant center out of the bronx after it flooded with several inches of water this weekend. following the weekend storms, management determined that relocating the center to randall's island is the most efficient and effective path forward but while adams blames the weather the move comes days as progressive congresswoman alexandra cost alexandria ocasio-cortez housing them in her district. the actual president of the democratic party, alexandria collier cortez, the sanctuary socialist, she would welcome all these individuals with open arms. i can't believe she told mayor eric adams they shouldn't be here. >> carley: this whole thing is proving that busing these migrants to new york and also flying migrants to new york by the biden administration is proving to be a big challenge for liberal cities, sanctuary cities like new york city but that was spot on, can you believe we saw these images of alexandria will cause your alexandria car so cortez weeping sayi

katyushka runs first of all to vera, it is already raining all the white color of the city of kazan.eone for myself. right now it is an exhibition piece. yes , we have a great job. whose job is this? this is who we have a very good job. it's hard to make a dove of peace. yes, but you did it very well that you got such a voice will come. may my mother find me. after all, it should not be so in the world, so that after all, it should not be so in the world that there were kids for money. i want to give from our family. the rooster sings the dawn. and dawn is always a hope for the best said, when there is nothing to add, the dawn of a new day, but a new life. may he always be in a good mood for new good deeds. thank you thank you for happiness, joy and multiplication and the ability and number of grandchildren and especially great-grandchildren. we wish you all this, goodbye. at home perhaps you will not find a place in this country about which there are more legends than about this castle. how many romantic stories of secrets and intrigues keep these walls even say that a treasure is h

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white house. >>> new york city opened a huge emergency shelter to temporarily house the influx of migrants being bussed from the southern border states. the complex of giant tents opened yesterday on manhattan's randall's island. more than 20,000 migrants have arrived in the city since spring. mayor eric adams declared a state of emergency this month. the shelter is to house hundreds of adult men for a few days while case workers figure out their next steps. >>> miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa is publicly talking about the -- for the first time about what happened when he suffered a concussion three weeks ago in a game again the cincinnati bengals. >> i wouldn't say it was scary for me at the time because there was a point where i was unconscious. so i couldn't, you know, really tell what was going on. >> yesterday tagovailoa said he doesn't remember what happened to him immediately after his head hit the turf after being thrown to the ground, and he also said that he does not recall being carted off the field. it was the second time in four days that he had to leave a game after a sev

it all started on monday when the "new york post" reported the white house had pressured the mayor not to declare an emergency over the city's migrant crisis. did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. you know, one of the things i'm thankful for the white house, the federal government have done a really, really good job of working with us and helping us to make sure we get funding to be able to do the job that border cities are required to do. >> dana: that was yesterday. listen to what the mayor said at a city council meeting three weeks ago. >> i had a conversation this morning -- or yesterday with the chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortiz. he does not support declaring the state of emergency at this point. congresswoman has urged for us not to do that and county judge does not support this at this point. we may have to do that. there is a point we may have to do that. at this point, the white house has asked at this point for us not to do that. >> dana: bill melugin is in texas reporting live. what are other officials in el paso saying about this? >> good morning. first off

that the white house pressure the democratic mayor of el paso, texas not to declare a migrant emergency for fear it would hurt the election. >> reporter: good morning. that's exactly right. the citybeen absolutely overrun with migrant arrivals in recent weeks. the post is reporting the white house has privately pressured el paso's democrat mayor no not declare an emergency there. take a look at this video. that border patrol sector has seen up to 2000 illegal crossing for the past several weeks. it's been getting so bad, migrants have been camped out under a highway overpass. border patrol has started street release of migrant. migrants have had to stay in hotels. some venezuelans have been camping out on el paso streets, living in the streets. one of the councilmembers the city of el paso told the new york post that the mayor of el paso privately told her that the white house is asked him no to declare an emergency, writing in part, the mayor told me the white house asked him not to do it. meaning asked him not to declare an emergency in el paso. the democratic mayor of el paso gave his statement to the new york post. writing, i don't doubt pressure from any side. i make decisio

yesterday city officials lit candles and red white and blue light. a message was posted on the city facebook page encouraging residents to check out the tower. several local residents responded with local breast -- residents. today sergio lopez issued an apology saying the water tower is meant to be a symbol of unity. we should recognize that yesterday was indigenous peoples' day and celebrate the beauty of their culture and not the actions of someone who committed genocide against them. yes somebody hotel will be closing. the closure will last two months from january 2 to march 2, next year. a guest reservation are not being accepted at that time. the project will include reinforcing the support walls and installing structural bracing. it will included renovation of the hotel's kitchen. it will be three months. you may notice a new public service announcement starting today. designed to increase road safety. >> this is video of close calls until he hit-and-run investigations all in the past we weeks in the bay area. this week the san jose police depa

white manchester is the latest city to — that debate. is the latest city to have to cancel its bonfire... celebrations thanks to the cost of living crisis. we go to manchester town hall. a night that a lot of people look forward to. it will be disappointing. people look forward to. it will be disappointing-— disappointing. yes, it has been disappointing _ disappointing. yes, it has been disappointing for _ disappointing. yes, it has been disappointing for a _ disappointing. yes, it has been disappointing for a few - disappointing. yes, it has been disappointing for a few years, i disappointing. yes, it has been . disappointing for a few years, with two years of covid are now things are getting back to normal, yet the cost of living crisis. authorities really have to make that decision now, if you weeks before bonfire night, because they do not want to be spending the money on the actual fireworks themselves so dundee for instance usually spends £50,000 on its displays and it is being spent elsewhere. glasgow counselling for a third year b

another, whites only within city limits after dark. -words, puerto , rican, mexicans allowed. another want white tenants in , our white community. it's not that black and brown people are so focused on race because that's all they care about. they focus and are paying attention to race because they have to because of signs like that and that's just one example. we also have to remember that we are 57 years after the civil rights and voting rights act. that means we are on the 57 years of that's within the living lifetimes of people. david: i said exactly that. white supremacy created these categories are the question is, are we content with these categories or are we going to militarize the categories? judy: we may continue this conversation. thank you both. jonathan: thanks, judy. ♪ judy: poetry has a special place in the heart of afghans. it has played a prominent role from the country's ancient history to its present day. but when the taliban took over, many of afghanistan's most popular poets had to flee. they are trying to find ins

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city councilmembers. in spanish one called a white councilman's adopted black son a little monkey. signing under pressure, city council president nury martinez, apologizing but refusing to step down. councilman gil cedillo and kevin de leon. >> i have to regain the trust of my colleagues. it won't be easy. >> reporter: beyond hard, critics say impossible. >> he clearly doesn't get, i think, what he did. >> reporter: councilman mike bonnen, the father of that adopted little boy. >> the predecessor to the actual spoken word is the resignation. >> reporter: within this diverse sprawl of 4 million people -- >> this has been a torpedo to the hall of los angeles civic life. >> reporter: zev spent 40 years in city leadership, managing its competing interests. >> it's how you manage it. you don't manage it by getting in a back room and vilifying people and saying they have horns. >> reporter: it's a mess of broken trust, racial and ethnic fracturing, and a paralyzed city council. the tape was secret, but its fallout is obvious to everyone. mark strassmann, cbs news, los angeles. >>> there i

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