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of law enforcement and they cause their hands are tied. they tell us they can t do anything. they say it s the board of supervisors that are causing a lot of this stuff. i happen to know-i lived in san francisco for 40 years that raised five black children in the city and i ve worked with law enforcement and while it s true you can t take the player you have to hate the game, this game started during slavery and that s the elephant in the room which the board of supervisors sign and the ordinance that pointed out that san francisco had noted that slavery was a crime but we still follow the laws that slavery started. so the police hands are tied because they have to follow the laws that were written during slavery times which it s easier to kill a man than to write up a report. so while i worked were worked with sf pd and found they work with me it s a lot of work but now there s a lot of discourse in the community and there are certain neighborhoods where they been note ....
already devastating parts of the caribbean. nearly 300 people killed.. most of them in haiti. and more than one official is warning people - they could join that toll if they don t follow evacuation orders. this is likely the largest, most powerful hurricane to hit the us in a decade or so, the preps are indicative of how serious we think it is. : this is really a serious storm. we have in every way tried to prepare as much as possible to keep you safe as possible. national guard troops have been mobilized. and thousands of utility crews are on standby- as power will be knocked out in many areas .. we ll be closer to the average high of 85 on friday with 83 in the afternoon. on the weekend..86 saturday, 89 sunday. slight chances of showers move in on monday with a high of 89 degrees. clouds hang around on tuesday with 88. we ll then see fewer clouds and highs in the mid-80s next wednesday and thursday. east coast to help those being affected by the storm. people ....
other time in the future. it s actually late. we talked about wanting to make sure there s a timeline for reform that we have key milestones of the weekend hit. those milestones need to be spaced out the timeline for those milestones. we don t have that. we just have a very general discussion about we agree with the report and were working on things. that s not anything rigorous enough to really amount to any serious reform. the chief also said that he has a bulletin on the use of force. i have a copy of the bulletin. i read it. it doesn t resemble anything. it looks like 8% of the use of force dg oh approved or partially approved in july or june. it doesn t say anything. actually says, like a very broad values that the department should operate under. i do not believe that there s a real serious work on a bulletin yet. so to have the chief come here another chief is left the they deserve to be here and be heard which and they should be here for that. they are not good ....
people are hunkered down waiting for pelting rain to pass by them. we have a look at conditions at daytona beach. reporter: sunrise but no slow down on matthew s assault on our state. this is not over. reporter: the eye expected to press dangerously bringing the heaviest rain and raising the risk and fears of catastrophic storm surge. we are very concerned about the storm surge and the worst effects are likely to still come. reporter: the massive storm bringing massive winds and damaging rain. still at times wind gusts were so strong first responders had to get themselves to safety. power lines ripped from their polls across the region. hundred of thousands left without power. many are riding out the storm in shelters. hundreds of pets housed with their own e still unsure when they will be able to go home. hurricane matthew expected to skirt the coast into the weekend. meteorologists say offshore doesn t mean any less dangerous. if you re in an area that you ....
cultural practices. about one hour and 20 minutes. john demos: all right. coming finally to today s yesterday, our topic was discovery. today is going to the plantation. there is something else that sort of bridges the two that we should not pass over without comment. the headline fort would be quite simply conquest for it would be quite sickly conquest. the beginning phases of plantation involved conquest of a particularly intensive sort. worldy put, the old progressively and massively conquered the new. the most famous part of this process was the spanish conquest of wide regions of mexico and central and south america, and the destruction along the way of aztecs and my is and he goes mayas and incas and many other native groupings. historians ever since have wondered how such a small group of invaders could win out so win thend so completely numerical odds went so heavily against them. whoez, the spanish leader conquered most of mexico in the 15 20 s, had only a ....