as john yang reports, it's the first major test of gun regulations since the court said gun ownershipht protected by the constitution. >> yang: while the supreme court has said the constitution gives americans the right to keep a gun at home, gun rights advocates say that should apply outside the home as well. >> the second amendment doesn't end at your doorstep. >> yang: tom king is president of the new york state rifle and pistol association. >> i think that someone who is not otherwise prohibited should be issued a concealed carry permit without any problems at all. >> yang: king's group sued new york on behalf of two upstate members who are licensed to both were denied concealed-carry permits for self-defense because officials said they didn't prove they needed them. >> they were turned down for no reason at all. okay, no reason given. other than, “i don't think that you need it.” >> yang: when the supreme court recognized an individual right to gun ownership in 2008, the ruling, written by the late justice antonin scalia, acknowledged that "the right secured by the second amendme

i liked andrew yang.is policy little bit. >> he's very smart, interesting guy. has this changed your politics? >> i don't know. i've been trying to stay out of politics lately. no matter what direction i'm going to go, there is going to be people who don't support me no matter what. i think it's just in my best interest to avoid politics. i'm not a political person. i'm just a person who was attacked and defended myself. >> brian: wow. that didn't make the original cut. that was fascinating. talking about malice, his lawyers selling him down the river, leaving them in prison, not bein able to shower. response to the interview. that story is next. don't move. ♪ ♪ don't move. ♪ ♪>> brian: kyle rittenhouse lamp joe biden, president ♪ ♪ >> brian: kyle rittenhouse lamp joee biden, president of te united states, for smearing him as a white supremacist. that happened earlier this week. here's how it sounded. >> tucker: what did you make of the president of the united states call you a white supremacist? >> mr. p

i was just a 17-year-old kid. >> but you liked andrew yang. >> i liked andrew yang.iked his policy little bit. >> he's very smart, interesting guy. has the stranger politics? >> i don't know. i've been trying to stay out of politics lately. no matter what direction i'm going to go, there is going to be people who don't support me no matter what. i think it's just in my best interest to avoid politics. i'm not a political person. i'm just a person who was attacked and defended myself. >> brian: wow. that didn't make the original cut. that was fascinating. talking about malice, his lawyers selling him down the river, leaving them in prison, not be able to shower. response to the interview. that story is next. don't move. is switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity stor

john yang reports. >> the joint motion is hereby granted. ( cheers and applause ) >> yang: in a new yorkty courtroom today, justice delayed for muhammad aziz and the late khalil islam, wrongly convicted for the 1965 assassination of civil rights leader malcolm x. from new york district attorney cyrus vance jr, an apology: >> i apologize on behalf of our nation's law enforcement for this decades long injustice, which has eroded public faith in institutions that are designed to guarantee equal protection under the law. your honor, we can't restore what was taken away from these men and their families. but by correcting the record, perhaps we can begin to restore that faith. >> yang: from aziz, relief that the legal system has acknowledged what he's known all along. >> while i do not believe this court, these prosecutors, or a piece of paper can tell me i'm innocent, i am very glad that my family, my friends and the proponents who have worked and supported me over these years are finally seeing the truth that they have all known officially recognized. >> yang: the re-evaluation of the case

john yang has our report. >> yang: days of heavy rain have transformed parts of washington state intoland. the small town of sumas was submerged. local officials estimate that about three-quarters of the homes have water damage. hundreds of people were evacuated. sumas mayor kyle christensen. >> we're very thankful we haven't had any injuries or loss of life. that always was our biggest concern. >> yang: in the northern city of everson, a father is missing, after his car was swept away on monday. at the time, his son was on the phone with him. >> the last words i heard my dad say is "come take me out, come take me out please." he was pleading me to jump in there and take him out. >> yang: after work crews cleared many roads, the washington transportation department said today, "there are still several state highways closed due to flooding." in some parts of the state, like in mount vernon, north of seattle, waters have begun to recede, but many have lost power and suffered property damage. on monday, washington governor jay inslee declared a severe weather state of emergency for 14 co

john yang has the story. >> yang: speaking with reporters in august, green bay packers quarterback aaroned he was inoculated against covid-19. >> are you vaccinated, and what's your status on vaccinations? >> yeah, i've been immunized. there's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. i think it's a personal decision. i'm not going to judge those guys. >> yang: but after testing positive, the reigning league m.v.p. was in required isolation for last sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs. on pat mcafee's satellite radio show last week, rodgers acknowledged he is not vaccinated. >> i believe strongly in bodily autonomy, and the ability to make choices for your body. >> yang: rodgers said he has concerns about all three federally-approved vaccines, and was denied league approval for an alternative treatment, which he said he underwent in consultation with joe rogan, the talk show host and prominent vaccine skeptic. this week, rodgers was back on mcafee's show, with a different play: >> i made some comments that people may have felt were misleading, and to anybody who felt misled

as john yang reports, jury selection added even more questions about race into this trial. >> yang: judy, in a county whose population is nearly 30% black, only one african-american is on the jury of this racially charged case. the judge in the case said there appeared to be "intentional discrimination" on the part of the defense, but said he didn't have the legal authority to do anything about it. paul butler is a professor at georgetown law and a former federal prosecutor. thanks for being with us. what do you make of how this jury ended up? >> you know, it almost sounds like a relic of the old south. we have a case in which an african american man was hunted down and killed by three white men. those men have been charged with a number of crimes, including murder, false imprisonment, and aggravated assault. now they have virtually an all-white jury-- 11 white people and one african american. it doesn't sound like something that should happen in 2021, especially in a jury district that is almost one-third african american. >> yang: you talk about a relic of the old south, and the r

john yang has the latest. >> yang: judy, a fiery day indeed.nse moved for a mistrial over some of the prosecution's cross-examination. that followed rittenhouse taking the stand in his own defense, breaking down as he described the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of jacob rosenbaum. who was unarmed. >> i was corn ared from in front of me with mr. zaminsky. and there were-- there were-- people right there. >> yang: rittenhouse says he was at the protests to offer first aid. during cross-examination, the prosecutor pressed him why he was carrying a rifle to do that. >> i need the gun, if i need to protect myself, if somebody attacked me. >> why would you think somebody would do that? >> i don't know. >> but you clearly planned on it. you were prepared for it. you thought it was going to happen. >> no, i didn't. >> yang: the defense objected to some of the prosecutor's questions, saying he was trying to get the jury to hear evidence the judge had ruled inadmissible. with the jury out of the courtroom, the judge criticized the prosecutor.

and andrew yang is with us for the very first time!plause] see, i told you commander, sending me sexy polaroids would always pay off. andrew ran for president and lost, but it still makes him more qualified than kamala harris. after hillary, she is the worst democrat to ever wear a pantsuit. andrew, his pantsuits fit like a glove. so, what did we learn so far in this diet administration? that when it comes to villains, it's america first, baby. this white house is is repulsed by regular americans as brian stelter is by fruit. and president biden is greeted as a dear old pal by china's dictator. we learned the fbi created a threat tag for parents. a threat tag. sounds like something el chapo would tied to one of his dead rivals toes. this over a ledge administering statements made against teachers and administrators according to a justice department internal memo. yeah, those internal memos. the next internal memo should say stop using internal memos. that's why kat only communicates using lipstick on discarded cocktail napkins. it's ho

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they really did state how important buwei yang chao's work was.here was one in 1962 that wrote a book called the pleasures of chinese cooking. she stated to the press that it was the buwei cookbook that allowed her to write such a cookbook. i would say that buwei blazed the trail for the future of these cooks. prior to that, there had been some "a for effort" books that came out that were not able to reach audiences the way that she was able to. >> now i want to talk about elena zelayeta. what viewers may not have picked up on in the opening clip is that she was blind. mayukh sen: that was one of the many challenges she faced in life. she was an immigrant displaced into san francisco as a result of the mexican revolution. she lost her sight and her husband to a very catastrophic car accident in adulthood. those twin tragedies really shaped her and resolved her will to create a life for herself that involve cooking. in the 1940's, the beginning of the 1940's, she became quite popular both in the bay area and beyond for being a cookbook author. she

to our collective ruin, eventually. >> that was 2020 presidential candidate andrew yang talking about his most recent book. he appeared on book tv's afterwards program and that program airs weekly on tv and is available as a podcast at c-span now. here's a look at some books being published this week. in her new book, pulitzer prize-winning reporter and creator of 16 19 project, nicole hannah jones, expands upon her research in the history of slavery in america. in the clock and the calendar, former republican congressman doug collins of georgia, offers a firsthand account of president trump's 2019 impeachment hearing, and abc news chief washington correspondent jonathan karl examines the aftermath of the 2020 election. his newest book is called betrayal. also being published this week, historian james -- explains how america became involved in the vietnam war. the book is called the ear of the hawk. and reclamation, -- he works at thomas jefferson's monticello, calling for efforts to have sally hemings recognizes a descendant of the jefferson family, but she also reflects on her own

andrew yang spoke to us on fox nation and according to jim acosta, that's not allowed.here's the interview with andrew yang that drove jim acosta so crazy. >> tucker: there are so many barriers to starting a viable third party. it hasn't been done. why can you do it? >> i'd love to go into the history and back round of it, which you probably know better than i do, but if you look at the constitution, there's nothing about political parties, two or otherwise, and when you look at americans around the country, 57% at this point want a third party. 60% think both parties are out of touch. if you are an entrepreneur, as i am, if you arrived on the market and said hey, there's this dysfunctional duopoly and over half of people want an alternative, you would say it let me create an alternative. the problem is what you just described, it is now structurally nearly impossible to create a new alternative, so it's sort of an irresistible force and in immovable object. >> tucker: so i think it can be done. it seems to me the pressure is going to come from the lifestyle liberals, f

after words" 2020 democratic presidential candidate and 2021 new york city mayoral candidate andrew yang says that america's current economic and political systems are outdated and offers recommendations on how to transform both to address the challenges of the21st century . interviewed by democratic california congressman eric swallow. afterwards is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> andrew yang former presidential candidate, former best-selling author, new book forward, andrew i had so much fun on the campaign trail with you. you were always someone who had the most amount of funding that reflected as you kept going up and up in the polls and making debate stage after debate stage . and here you are now the postpresidential post new york city mayor's race with a new book and i thought both really reflected what i had other candidates saw you on the trail which was someone who was having fun and shaking things up. so andrew, in the spirit of shaking things up in the last couple of weeks you have been unabl

john yang has more on the rising tensions on the island and the impact here in the u.s., less >> yang judy, yesterday's planned demonstration was to build on this summer's pro- democracy protests. those were some of biggest cuba had ever seen and led to a swift government crackdown and reports of thousands of arrests. recently, newshour producer ian couzens spoke with cuban americans across the united states about what this democratic push means for them, their families and their community. >> my name is bertha level, i am 35 years old, i live in miami, florida. i was born in cuba, so i am a first-generation cuban. >> my name is raymond adderly, 17 years old, and i'm a third- generation cuban-american. >> name is dr. marlene batista. i am 49 years young. i am a first-generation cuban- american. my parents came from cuba and my brothers and i were all born here in the united states, thankfully. >> norberto santana, junior. as a cuban-american, it was an amazing thing to wake up on july 11 and watch the virtually the entire island of cuba hit the streets. it's something in cuba that is

john yang has our report. >> yang: max cleland's political career spanned four decades, stretching fromgeorgia to the u.s. senate, and included time as president jimmy carter's head of the veterans administration. in the mid-1960s, he volunteered to fight in vietnam. during the siege of khe sahn-- just days before his tour of duty was to end-- he picked up a fallen grenade, and lost both legs and his right arm. he was awarded the bronze and silver stars for meritorious service. on the "macneil/lehrer report" in 1978, then-v.a. administrator cleland spoke of the difficulties facing those who had served in that unpopular war. >> i think that part of the problem that we will have with vietnam veterans is, unfortunately, the negative image that the war, in a sense, created for us. and in that sense, i'm not sure i am personally committed to making sure that those who have served this country, and served it well, particularly the disabled veteran, gets the finest treatment in our hospital system possible. >> yang: he was elected to the senate in 1996, but lost re-election a year after 9/11,

on "after words" 21 democratic presidential candidate and 2021 dierks city mayoral candidate andrew yang talks about his book foreword. he argues america's current economic and political systems are outdated and need transformation over to address 21st century challenges. watch booktv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> and now i'd like to welcome to p&p live parag khanna celebrating the release of his new book "move: the forces uprooting us", ," compelling lk at the powerful global forces that will cost billions of us to move geographically over the next decade. rushing in an era of radical change. he is a founder and managing partner of future map, global strategic advisory firm that specializes in data-driven scenarios and visualizations to his international best-selling author of seven books including the future is asian as well as a trilogy of books on the future of world order beginning with the second world followed by how to run the world and concluding with connect. he was named one of esquire 75 most influential

exactly what is andrew yang up to? i will ask him. "flip or flop" host, tareq mousa. what he is seeing going on in real estate. that is booming even in the face of everyone else saying by now it should be slowing. it is not. why is that? are we getting a little too frantic and frenetic at the same time? we'll explore that in the meantime. keeping track of other headlines we're following closely, including the inflationary threat very, very real but apparently not impacting consumer appetite to buy, buy. jackie deangelis with more on that. reporter: neil, great to see you. sales were up 1.7%. that is fantastic with inflation and prices going up. the marcket is reflecting right now that the consumer is alive and well. people saved up money, yes. now they're buying goods maybe they didn't buy last year. that is part of it. the president will tell you that is driving the inflationary cycle we're seeing. it is not the whole story, right? we're at 30-year high inflation. some of the problem is supply chain crunch and fiscal stimulus and pandemic problems, like the labor sho

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. >> greg: tonight got andrew yang. >> jesse: yang gang. >> greg: don't interrupt greg's breakup news i am breaking one delta airlines. laguardia. slipped below my nose. i was asked to put it up. then flight attendant asked me if i wanted something to drink she said wine. you don't need to pull down. you can hear me, correct? that's your second warning. then she told my manager that she was going to report me and that was my second warning. and i'm thinking to myself what does that mean? i'm a frequent flier. i have been with delta for years. are they going to duct tape me to the chair? >> jesse: hopefully. >> greg: i completely shut up and shut down what does second warning mean? she was a mask nazi. this stuff is too far. i'm delg telling delta, i have your damn credit card, i have six figures of frequent flier mileage which i'm going to donate to somebody. not you. you have too much already. i have have had it. you guys suck. >> jesse: greg does not speak for "the five." i love delta. number one carrier in the country. >> dana: what delta should do in order to they should advocate

after you yang, carried out a mission in 2012 ah, top stories on al jazeera year long conflict in ethiopia as t cry region has reached disastrous proportions. the urine security council has heard you ends political and peace building affairs. chief rosemary decarlo said the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only 2 real. hundreds of thousands of people rallied on sunday and several ethiopian cities in support of government forces. battling a rebel advance. the t p l. f was captured strategic towns along the road to the capitol and threatened to move on now to some other economic and humanitarian crises. in afghanistan, a deepening the world food program has thrown its weight behind calls for the international community to unfreeze assets. on half the population doesn't know where it's next meal is coming from. the you are already hearing stories of, of our women, mothers cell and one child the fee. the other children at home said that child can be taken care of by another family. and it hasn't gotten as bad as this gone yet yet. and the next 6 months we're going to be

andrew yang argues america's current economic and political systems are outdated and offers recommendations to address both. andrew recently spoke about his book on the author interview program "after words." >> millions of americans stand up and say wait a minute this duopoly is tearing the country apart if enough of us stood up and say we have to make this a democracy for the different views have opened primaries, and again i think there should be five parties and if we have the shifting coalition if they woke up today they would be shocked and horrified by the fact we have these parties until we are in a country that we will not be able to recognize. it's going to be because the dynamic did not change and even though 62% of americans want a third party and think that both parties are out of touch, the duopoly knows to keep them to suppress the will of the american people. to the collective detriment. >> that was the presidential candidate talking about his most recent book. that program airs weekly and is available as podcast on c-span now. here's a look at some books being published. pu

after words" 2020 democratic presidential candidate and 2021 new york city mayoral candidate andrew yangsays that america's current economic and political systems are outdated and offers recommendations on how to transform both to address the challenges of the21st century . interviewed by democratic california congressman eric swallow. afterwards is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> andrew yang former presidential candidate, former best-selling author, new book forward, andrew i had so much fun on the campaign trail with you. you were always someone who had the most amount of funding that reflected as you kept going up and up in the polls and making debate stage after debate stage . and here you are now the postpresidential post new york city mayor's race with a new book and i thought both really reflected what i had other candidates saw you on the trail which was someone who was having fun and shaking things up. so andrew, in the spirit of shaking things up in the last couple of weeks you have been unable

. >> yang: judy, u.s. officials are closely watching that russian military build-up. today, joint chiefs chairman mark milley spoke with his russian counterpart, valery gerasimov. the region has been a flashpoint since 2014, when russia invaded and annexed crimea, and supported separatists in two provinces of eastern ukraine. since then, there's been fighting between those separatists and the ukrainian army, and more than $2.5 billion in u.s. security assistance to ukraine. now, there are reportedly more than 100,000 russian troops along much of ukraine's northern and eastern borders. andrew weiss worked on russian affairs in both the george h.w. bush and clinton administrations. he is now vice president for studies at the carnegie endowment for international peace. mr. weiss, thank you so much for joining us. what is vladimir putin up to and why is he doing it now? >> ukraine is the single most importance piece overunfinished business in vladimir putin's more than two decades as russia's leader. he bears

john yang has the story. >> yang: judy, a three-judge panel of the fifth circuit court of appeals in louisiana agreed on saturday to block the new rule. the judges said they took the action because "the petitions give cause to believe there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the mandate." alan wilson is the attorney general for the state of south carolina, which is one of the plaintiffs. mr. wilson, thanks so much for joining us. tell us why you joined this action, this challenge to the role? >> the very reasons that the fifth circuit court of appeals stated, the great constitutional issues are at stake here. 24 states signed a letter to the administration, two other states by the way, did their own letters, 26 states in all sent a letter to the president saying what you're doing between executive dictate is unconstitutional. you are expanding the rights beyond what congress determined it. osha does not have the right to put this fracts into fek. >> i want to be clear on what this argument is about and what it is not about. as i understand it and correct me if i'm wro

john yang looks at the problem, and what can done on and off campus, for our series, "rethinking collegedy, a study this year by the american college health association found that 48% of college students reported moderate or severe psychological stress. 53% reported being lonely, and one in four had considered suicide. many college campuses are scrambling to expand and rethink the ways they help students cope with mental health concerns. riana elyse anderson is an assistant professor of health behavior and health education at the university of michigan. thanks for being with us. this year i think really got a lot of attention nationally when the university of north carolina had sort of a mental health break for students after there were two apparent suicides. but you study this issue, you teach young people on a college campus. what do you see -- talk about your personal experience to sort of give our viewers a sense of this issue. >> sure. we know over the past year we've watched stress, anxiety and depression go up about four-fold for everyone and that absolutely includes our young fol

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series afterwards, democratic presidential candidate in 2021 new york city mayoral candidate andrew yang argues america's current economic and political systems are outdated and offers suggestions on how to address 21st-century challenges. find a full schedule of programs today in your program guide or by visiting booktv.org. starting now harvard university professor edward glaeser and davidcover address the impact of the pandemic on cities . >> good afternoon from west,, good afternoon to the east coast . my name is alicia jean baptiste and i'm president and ceo spur. we had an urban planning organization with offices in san francisco, oakland and san jose this is the first time i've moderated the commonwealth club program and i could not be more excited to be participating in today's program and still aligned with the work that we here in my organization do and a special welcome to all commonwealth club members. so we're here today to discuss the new book survival of the city, "survival of the city: living and thriving in an age of isolation" with us is author, economist edward glaeser

andrew's girlfriend, adrian yang, shared this photo with us and says they met five years ago while workingas in hard denial and i think part of me still is. >> they plan to inspect the intersection on friday. kate larsen, abc 7 news. dan: donations to the gofundme account benefiting the family now top $200,000 and a $10,000 reward is being offered to help solve the case. the boy was sleeping while his mother drove down on saturday when a freeway shooting broke out. a stray bullet killed jasper in his car seat. no arrests have been announced. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is putting up the reward. >> we are here to wake up people and say enough is enough. something has to be done. it cannot be done by one or two people. it has to be all of us. dan: anyone with information can call the chp immediately at this number. 707- there is a 10,000 dollar reward being offered to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. ama: students and faculty at a santa rosa school learned a valuable lesson about the potential dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. strong odor for

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the things that we thought was very important is if there were conflict that was centered in pyong yang, what would happen to much of the population is concentrated there and the wealthy and powerful are also concentrated there. and so what we looked at was a small conflict there and compared that to something that was longer term and larger, and what we saw in a small conflict, in a concentrated conflict, is people disperse, but then they return. pretty much as soon as it's done because it's the violence that drives people away. and that's what we see in other conflict scenarios in other places, too, where there's, for example, a coo or a a longer termed conflict, what we saw is much longer term displacement and movement at least from pongyang to places to other places or border with south korea dmz. >> very interesting. so let's go to you. if your work on courses of diplomacy. it looks like we'll be living with a nuclear north korea for the foreseeable future despite, you know, the stated policy of complete and irreversible denuclearization. first, what do you think about that? and tw

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