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franklin with philip position, the associate editor at yale university's papers of franklin brought tremaine project. and provided the video. >> good afternoon everyone. welcome to another installment. this week, we're focusing on the relationship between thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin and it's my pleasure today to moderate this live stream posted and we are going to be talking with philip ziesche. i'm really excited to have philip as our guest today, i'm really excited to have him -- because they really have this extremely, they have a very unique perspective on historical figures they talk about that we discuss. so philip, welcome to our live stream, we're glad to have. you >> thank you so much. thank you for having me. it's good to be back at monte cello, at least in spirit. >> that's right. you have been before. why have you've been to monte carlo before? >> i was a fellow at the international center for jefferson studies, twice actually, the second time, i was the junior research fellow in 2005, 2006 and that's where i started writing my book, cosmopolitan patriots, americans an

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i'm talking about educator tremaine davis. he was born in pittsburg and now works at ucla.sure students have resources and motivation to succeedvis knows about his stru. he his family, listen to this, to graduate from high school. and another bay area native will show up during the super bowl. >> 'twas the night before super bowl and what to my eyes should appear but the super bowl legends of yesteryear. >> that's marshawn lynch in a super bowl commercial. you know who else is going to show up? joe montana and jerry rice. even though the super bowl will not include the 49ers this year, the bay area will certainly be well represented, as well as her, the music artist, she's going to sing "america the beautiful" so the bay area is represented throughout the super bowl. >> i'll take it. >> i'm excited. there we go, all right. >> thanks, marcus. >> let's check in right now with meteorologist kari hall. she's got a look at our forecast for today. a chilly start. do we get to start out with sweaters and maybe shed them later in the day? >> yeah, we'll have a nice little warmup to

no, i'm not talking about tom brady, i'm talking about educator tremaine davis.e an honorary captain. he was born in pittsburg and now works at ucla helng underserved students as a those students have resources and the motivation to succeed in high school, college and throughout their career. davis knows that struggle from firsthand experience. he is the first in his family to graduate from high school. >>> another bay area native that is going to make a big show at the super bowl. >> 'twas the night before super bowl and what to my wondering eyes should appear but the super bowl legends of yesteryear. >> there he is, marshawn lynch in the frito-lay super bowl commercial. it's going to take on the famous christmas poem. you know who also will show up? joe montana and jerry rice. so even though the 49ers will not be playing this year, we are going to be well represented throughout the game. also i want to mention that her, the grammy award-winning artist from vallejo will sing "america the beautiful." so singing, playing, we're all over the place. >> sounds good,

joining me now is msnbc correspondent tremaine lee.ain to us how this will work. >> hay, katie, thank you for having me. we haven't seen this elsewhere across the country. they plan on using 3% of the recreational marijuana tax to fund home loans and mortgage stance aimed at black home buyers. and the goal is to shrink the difference between them. decades of jim crow and red lining and all the other economic dispossession that black folks have experienced in this country. aid chance to speak with a few folks in evanston. >> evanston, illinois. a community of 75,000 has traditionally stood in the shadow of nearby chicago. but these days, it is in the spotlight. garnering international attention for a first of its kind government funded slavery reparations program. >> reparations is to make amends for egregious crimes or actions against the community and our local case for reparations was found in housing. >> spearheaded by roger simmons will use tax dollars generated by city marijuana sales to provide grants of up to $25,000 to eligible

tremaine is an educator who works nonstop providing his community with hotspots laptops in tech works off so his student took all the tools we need to succeed in life and in school susie is the i.c.u. nurse manager at a temple hospital for chronic use that even in tragedy is possible she lost her grandmother's to the pandemic and fights to see other lives in the i.c.u. battle zone defining the front line heroes risking their lives for our. walk with these warriors charging with these champions you can report to. our tunes with. and that's amanda gorman who tweeted poetry at the super bowl is a feat for art and our country quite a moment there for her i'm sure we'll hear more from her poetry capturing the heart of the nation and thanks very much for those insights scott ross perot in bond and be sure to stay safe and stay warm scott. well it's 20 years ago this year that german author vin fried published his final novel and widely considered to be his masterpiece i like his other works it deals with themes of memory and the holocaust in a style that exhibits himself sometimes described

and los angeles teacher tremaine davis. >> another first for amanda gorman, too. >> i was going to saypoints. the whole time she's speaking, could you hold a shot of her coat for a second. that was also stunning. >> i know. >> she knocked it out of the park again. >> we just love amanda gorman. can't get enough of her. congratulations for being the first poet at a super bowl. very, very cool. >>> here are a few other stories we think you'll be talking about today -- history was made over raymond james stadium before the super bowl last night. not just amanda gorman. check this out. three different air force bombers, a b1, a b52, and a co over. sap tan sarah kociuba from ohio is one of only ten female b2 pilots and says she'd never felt intimidated in a male dominated field. >> i don't feel anything different. nor do the pilots around me. if you want to fly, you can make that dream happen. buckle down, don't let anybody else convince you that you can't do what you want to do. and just shoot for the stars. >> right on. her call sign is gucci. she promised to tell me about it one day over