father, carl winslow, was a cop. - "family matters" was my very first job. big room of maybe 10, 12 writers. - in 1994, "family matters" had an episode called "good cop, bad cop." eddie winslow, the teenage son, comes back from a really upsetting encounter with a police officer. - i was driving along minded my own business when the cops pulled me over! - i remember the scene, and it was very difficult to do. - then he made me get outta the car and lie face down! then he cuffed me! - that's unusual procedure unless you provoked it. - the idea that the black father would tell his black son, "you must've provoked the cop if you were treated badly," just did not sit well with me. i had to say, "i don't think that black father would say that to his black son." - i thought what i went through tonight with the worst thing that's ever happened to me, but i was wrong. not having my own father believe me is even worse. - i remember the showrunner getting very angry, wondering if i was saying he was racist, and i remember realizing at that moment, as black people, our

father, carl winslow, was a cop. - "family matters" was my very first job. in 1994, "family matters" had an episode called "good cop, bad cop." eddie winslow, the teenage son, comes back from a really upsetting encounter with a police officer. - i was driving along minded my own business when the cops pulled me over! - i remember the scene, and it was very difficult to do. - then he made me get outta the car and lie face down! then he cuffed me! - that's unusual procedure unless you provoked it. - the idea that the black father would tell his black son, "you must've provoked the cop if you were treated badly," just did not sit well with me. i had to say, "i don't think that black father would say that to his black son." - i thought what i went through tonight with the worst thing that's ever happened to me, but i was wrong. not having my own father believe me is even worse. - i remember the showrunner getting very angry, wondering if i was saying he was racist, and i remember realizing at that moment, as black people, our desire to depict authentic versions

father, carl winslow, was a cop. - "family matters" was my very first job.m of maybe 10, 12 writers. - in 1994, "family matters" had an episode called "good cop, bad cop." eddie winslow, the teenage son, comes back from a really upsetting encounter with a police officer. - i was driving along minded my own business when the cops pulled me over! - i remember the scene, and it was very difficult to do. - then he made me get outta the car and lie face down! then he cuffed me! - that's unusual procedure unless you provoked it. - the idea that the black father would tell his black son, "you must've provoked the cop if you were treated badly," just did not sit well with me. i had to say, "i don't think that black father would say that to his black son." - i thought what i went through tonight with the worst thing that's ever happened to me, but i was wrong. not having my own father believe me is even worse. - i remember the showrunner getting very angry, wondering if i was saying he was racist, and i remember realizing at that moment, as black people, our desire t

winslow already articulated. i'm certainly here to answer questions and just want to reiterate that the project my clients as well are concerned with privacy and bulk and light and air and want to be respectful neighbors. and we have, i feel, improved the building and tried to remain sensitive to those criteria. i don't feel that this is a drastic change. it's not significant taller. it's less than three feet. we have tried to modulate, as mr. winslow described the property line windows to be sensitive around privacy and the property itself has a lot of deferred maintenance. and i think that in general it would be an improvement to the neighborhood. it will upgrade the building without radically transforming it and introduce a lot of detail at the front that will make it a more handsome member of its neighborhood community. and i think i would defer further comment until i can hear what the requesters might have to ask. thank you. thank you very good. oh, okay. she's got at least she's got a microphone. ms. matsu

hailey winslow, fox news. more trouble on highway one in monterey county.s time due to a sinkhole. caltrans says the sinkhole appeared this morning at about one mile south of nacimiento ferguson road. road closures have been extended there in both directions. caltrans crews have been working for months to repair slide damage near big sur. after a series of severe winter storms. no word yet on when those repairs will be completed. all righty. taking a look at the weather out there as another hot a hot day to day, not as hot as yesterday. saturday turns out to be the hottest day we've seen all season. certainly but if again, what i said earlier, it's been below average temperatures and then bam, we go to this weekend that is lit up with temperatures in the mid 90s, upper 90s, vacaville today hit 110. sacramento hit 109. redding hit 109 103 in fairfield, 103 in antioch. temperatures are changing around. we've got an onshore flow the highest weekend. the marine layer is going to reestablish itself to some extent. you see it kind of trapped here. i think if you

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david winslow, staff architect. hi got him before he was a public initiated request for discretionary review of building permit application. 2021 07094 4046 to demolish an existing mr. winslow, could you raise a mic because the public always has kind of having a floppy issues here? i'm trying to keep it going. i got somebody get the practical joke, mike. i see if i can. there we go. uh, to demolish an existing two car parking structure at the front of the lot and construct a new 5173 square foot single family dwelling. the site is approximately. 27.5ft wide by 100 and 37.5ft deep, laterally sloping lot. there is an existing building located in the rear of the lot. there are two requesters. the first martin ng of 953 lombard street, the adjacent neighbor to the west, is concerned that the proposed project will affect the structural stability of the retaining wall adjacent to wick elementary school. that the setback and rear yard requirements are not met and that construction impacts including fume gas and suppliers a

apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to reach the fruits of slave labor, men, winslow, al jazeera, bridgetown, barbados, and manuel joins us now from bridge town that could help you with this. it's always one thing to call for operations that's we had any report in the world actually. getting them is another thing. the organize, the summit must know that it's and how they actually get us sort of expect to get results based on just the demand for the moment. the good to be with you said hale and you're absolutely right. this is not an issue that sort of arrived out of nowhere just didn't come out of a vacuum. this has been a topic that's been discussed for years, for decades. even eddings finally appears to be moving from what was once considered a french topic. this idea of cash payments as reparations, as in a, as a, as a more evolved topic with a conversation that doesn't have a single definition. and that's exactly what's being discussed here today at the university of the west indies and bridge town. barbados were members from the african union representatives from

little bit for atlanta, but otherwise, staying hot in the southwest, more records from albuquerque to winslow, yuma, tucson, and into the weekend, no relief triple digits for phoenix, pal springs, las vegas, salt lake city and take a look into next week warmer than average temperatures, especially out west, but much of the country above-normal temperatures. so there really isn't much of a break, guys. >> al, we'll check back. thank you. >>> we're now hearing from the family of that u.s. soldier who intentionally ran across the north korean border and is now being detained the first-known american held there in nearly five years matt bradley is in south korea near that border this morning. good morning >> reporter: i'm at unification bridge, which isn't so far away from the north korean border and as you can see, it's really heavily fortified. i'm only about three miles away from where private travis king shocked the world by bolting across the border. he was supposed to have been accompanied to the airport where he was going to be returning home, but he managed to escape so now two days later

let's go to carol in winslow, illinois on the republican line. carol in illinois, you are up. there. i am very dissatisfied with the presidential field right now. i think biden should step down. he is getting really old. i do not approve of this college, putting debt on americans for college when i saw these kids all ordering pizzas and beer and money and spending their college money on having a good time in college and plus, they indent with the credits they -- they end up with the credits they had. trump goes too far right, all he takes care of already top 10% of wealthy. that does not help the other 90% of americans. the rest of us live with high taxes and poverty. i am on social security. i am an eight-year veteran. the va hospital that my husband went to, it killed him. if anybody would like to see a difference, i am looking for a better republican. host: nobody so far in that republican field appeals to you? caller: well, i was listening to by vic -- ramaswamy. i thought in all the wars. i am english. my family came over from england and fought. in all the wars and freed

let's go to carol in winslow, illinois on the republican line. carol in illinois, you are up. there. i am very dissatisfied with the presidential field right now. i think biden should step down. he is getting really old. i do not approve of this college, putting debt on americans for college when i saw these kids all ordering pizzas and beer and money and spending their college money on having a good time in college and plus, they indent with the credits they -- they end up with the credits they had. trump goes too far right, all he takes care of already top 10% of wealthy. that does not help the other 90% of americans. the rest of us live with high taxes and poverty. i am on social security. i am an eight-year veteran. the va hospital that my husband went to, it killed him. if anybody would like to see a difference, i am looking for a better republican. host: nobody so far in that republican field appeals to you? caller: well, i was listening to by vic -- ramaswamy. i thought in all the wars. i am english. my family came over from england and fought. in all the wars and freed