>> they said you don't want to go to auburn because you'll never beat us if you go to auburn. against alabama. sorry, man. >> it was really, really amazing mike -- willie. he was such a big guy, he started to go around the corner. alabama is going to catch him. they got the lateral speed. when we saw it in the seattle clip, the guy just flew, like you said, nobody like him. i've been watch football since i was 5 years old. i've never seen anybody that big turn the corner and take off the way bo jackson did. >> yeah, and, jeff, an all star in football but in baseball too. he's that good that he can be an all star in baseball. as you write, there's some tragedy to his story, that he hurt his hip and his career and all the things he could have done and been were cut short. but in some way, he was sort of frozen in that moment in our culture where he was the greatest athlete arguably of all time. >> yeah, well, i think it's funny. like joe is saying, he's one of the -- there's never a football player like him. it's like, oh, yeah, by the way, he also played baseball at an all-star

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but he came to atlanta in 1948, and he at the butler street ymca, which is on auburn avenue. and if you've ever been to atlanta, auburn avenue, this great black one, it was once called the richest -- street in the world, and it has the polished ymca, which is where people it was the black ymca. he came there to stay at the ymca in 1948. and the klan actually marched down auburn avenue, which is the richest black city, richest black street in the world, as a show of intimidation. he comes back later on and driving through atlanta probably in 1950 or the mid 1950s, he's driving through atlanta and he sees a rat walking down possibly elm street and he slows down because he says that he doesn't want to hit the rat because rats have more and more respect in atlanta, georgia, than a black man. he didn't want to get in trouble for running over a rat. so the fact that he can move to atlanta. work with martin luther king jr representing in congress, then become the mayor of the city within 20 years is a remarkable in and of itself. and the fact that he saw in atlanta that he knew it c

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. >> that is auburn. >> then there's another one just just right across the bay, westr bay, westminster retreat. currently we manage 13 different different properties and so we e we have upwards of hundreds of thousands of retreats that come through our facilities every year. >> where are you located? >> our office is in petaluma. a very historic religious center and then they moved across the y the bay later in the 70s and we have just kind of continued moving north. we try to stay central to all of our facilitie. our facilities. ourselves in our our organization, we feel start strongly about staff retreats. we get our staff together several times a year to talk about business but we also slow down the retreats and give our staff opportunity to relax. >> you were there in the early 60s. >> correct. >> cecil williams came in the mid-60s and they have a new autobiography out that is exciting. so they probably did not know this much about again but i'm sure they heard about you. >> yes. that was our genesis point. >> that is really good. i look forward to going to one of the centers. i wa

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place, a parcel to do with the spaniards, who once occupied these islands at the antique da, jody auburn, a u. t. o, i'm due to meet the head of the family business. francesco router for a tasting, they've been making chocolate in modica since 1880. francesco explains the production process, so what makes the chocolate? so special ed, you have to be a little select. ah, okay. like this one here to. yeah. it's a volume to put it in the oven. yes. okay. this this, this one here. right? yes. okay. and here i know someone who's unable to resist. good chocolate. my colleague jennifer, he's taking a break from his mediterranean journey to visit me in sicily. oh hey, what are you doing here? i wanted to surprise you actually. 0 0, good to see you again. i wanted to find out what you've been up to. yeah. yeah, we'll talk about that in a minute. i don't want to interrupt you this looks really interesting. yeah, almost as yeah. you should try the chocolates. i love doing that. those are rawson suits, like miss johnson almost. so you're like you. this will shivers were the quicker window will it br

that's despite heavy crackdowns. police officers reportedly find t gas in the city of auburn. in the south west. dozens of people have been killed in hundreds, arrested in the past 2 weeks since the unrest began. 22 year old and maney was arrested by iran's morality police for allegedly not following the countries and dress code. police saying she died of heart failure, but her family claims she was beaten by offices. and at least 19 people had been killed as a police station was attacked in south east in the run. the dead include 2 offices of the runs. revolutionary gods, vocal reports say why it is set fire to ties and rubbish cans ins. i hadn't the capital of sis tan baluchistan and province. it borders pakistan and afghanistan, and has witnessed attacks on security forces by ethnic belushi separatists. nicaragua has a car to diplomatic ties with the netherlands, accusing it of interference. the moon follows the dutch government's decision to suspend at financing the construction of the hospital. nicaragua has also refused to allow the new american ambassador into the count

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matt, this is auburn hillsnique. -- unique.e deciders will probably break with the challenger in this case. >> i look at what other experts are saying. they are projecting that republicans will pick up georgia, pennsylvania and nevada. they base the georgia one on a runoff taking place in december and the republican being favored. herschel walker there. another group that are experts in polling they are saying the senate is a toss up. they had it as a big chance for the democrats a few weeks ago. momentum is shifting to the republicans. it's not just in the red states. it's in the purple and even blue states. we are seeing movement like i have not seen in quite sometime. >> sean: your take, robert? >> well, what we continue to see is that so many of these candidates when you looked at the democrats they might have been leading. but they were not over 50. a lot of people that were saying they were undecided or voting for a third party they fell behind the republican. what we followed from the beginning on the undecided. that per

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these are two of the books by auburn haynes that i use as resource books. i am always looking for answers. every time you go to yellowstone and i've been going there long time. this is another book and i have some of these books up here. you are welcome to look at them. please leave them because they are my resource books. but it helps me find answers quickly. i don't tell guests when i take them to yellowstone, some story. i say let's look them up and get the right answer. and they appreciate it. we have had native americans living for over 11,000 years in yellowstone. usually they will leave in the wintertime but we did have some around the hot springs. this is chief joseph that went through in 1877 with a couple of thousand courses. or, not thousand, i'm sorry it was over thousand horses. and 700 people. and they lived up land from washington all the way through idaho and then turned north and stopped just shy of the canadian border. fresh troops from north dakota came over and had a battle in chief joseph and put down his arms and said i will fight a wa

she's now a gymnast at auburn university.sports it's week six of the nfl and the 49ers are on the road again, the three and two niners take on the atlanta falcons at mercedes-benz stadium kickoff for that is at 10 this morning coming up and the warriors are giving two key players significant extensions ahead of the season opener this week abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez has a details and this morning sports. good morning. the warriors were off saturday. no practice, but they made plenty of noise secur. two key components of the future starting with guard jordan pool jp can afford as many pool parties wants now espn reports that pools agents confirm. he's finalizing a four-year 140 million dollar contract extension the deal expect to be finalized ahead of monday's deadline for rookie extensions for members of the 2019 class coming off a breakout season last year. he put up a career high in nearly every major offensive category, of course a key piece in the championship run last season. paul is joined by andrew wiggins who's o

she is now a gymnast at auburn university.s week six of the nfl and the 49ers are on the road again. the 3-2 49ers take on the falcons at mercedes-benz stadium. kickoff is at 10:00 this morning. the warriors are giving two key players extensions. chris alvarez has details in this morning's sports. >> the warriors were off saturday, no practice but they made plenty securing two key components of the future, starting with jordan poole. he can afford as many pool parties as he wants. his agents confirmed he is finalizing a four year, 100 $40 million contract extension. the deal is expected to be finalized ahead of monday's deadline for rookie extensions for member's of the 2019 class. he put up a career-high in nearly every major offensive category and was a key piece in the championship run last season. he is joined by andrew wiggins, who signed a four year, $109 million contract extension. he is coming off of a career year, earning his first all-star nod read arguably the warriors second best player during the postseason outsid

she continues to train and is now a collegiate at auburn university. > >> the latest on the house comms unanimous vote to subpoena formr president trump. how the formet has responded so far. > >> some call the resemblance eerily similar. one grainy secuy camera video of the alleged doctrine security killer caught attention of the texas in chicago. >> welcome back, thank you so much for joining us. let's stat this half hour with a quick chek of our weather. >> the sun came up at 7:18, we are just about 12 minutes into . into this. you are not going to see it for most places. we are still well in the grips of fog . the perfect example, south bayd santa clara valley. these are the views. lookup pretty the se is above it. we all wake up to gray skies today. upper 50s for. for temperatures. i don't see y issues with fog. even though thd deck is widespread it is a litte bit higher. it's not like you have to deal with it on the road. we will show you how long how long it lasts and when we finally see sunshine coming up n the complete first alert foreca. alert forecast. upper 70s, relatively co

host: that was david in auburn, new york.producer del stairs sent me this picture up from the new york times article about daniel patrick moynihan in one of the things he is known for is that famous comment you are entitled to your own opinion but not your own facts. some political history for you there. samantha, and independent from portland, oregon. caller: good morning. host: turn down your television it's easier to chat that way. caller: oh, ok. ok hello. host: what's on your mind? caller: i am concerned about the supreme court because i know the republicans worked 40 years to get that supreme court conservative. the thing of it is, even justin robert said that we live in a colored society. i knew they would overturn roe, i was just waiting. i knew they were going to do that. that was not a problem for me but i know that they are trying to gut the section of voting rights. i am at the point now where i don't vote at all anymore. i don't really care. this country is going to be under authoritarian control anyway. the repu

when he's at auburn, i'll be his daddy, trust me. >> i didn't hear anyone asking him to apologize becausepicable. >> it's disgusting. >> it's disgusting. willie? >> well, president biden is on the west coast this morning touting his infrastructure law. he's been doing some fund-raising out there as well. in los angeles yesterday, the president addressed that poor inflation report we got yesterday. >> americans are squeezed by the cost of living. folks don't need a report to tell them they're being squeezed. there are a lot of people hurting these days. today's report shows some progress. overall, inflation was 2% over the last three months. that's down from 11% over the prior three months. that's progress. republicans win, inflation will get worse. it's that simple. >> joining us now co-anchor of "squawk box," andrew ross sorkin. we're waiting to see the markets. dipped at first but finished way up despite the fact inflation still stubbornly at 8.2%. how do you explain it? >> oh, boy. it was a whipsaw of a situation, and to be honest, it's hard to explain. i think going into that you hear

she's now a gymnast that auburn university and in sports its week six of the nfl and the 49ers are onain, the three and two niners take on the atlanta falcons at mercedes-benz stadium kickoff is at 10 this morning and the warriors are giving two key players significant extensions ahead of the season opener this week abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has a details and this morning sports. good morning. the warriors were off saturday. no practice, but they made plenty of noise securing two key components of the future starting with guard jordan pool. jp can afford as many pool parties as he wants now espn reports that pools agents confirm. he's finalizing a four-year 140 million dollar contract extension the deal expect to be finalized ahead of monday's deadline for rookie extensions for members of the 2019 class coming off a breakout season last year. he put up a career high in nearly every major offensive category, of course a key piece in the championship run last season. paul is joined by andrew wiggins whose officially signed a four-year 109 million dollar contract extension with t

while talking about crime at a trump rally on saturday, alabama republican and former auburn footballch tommy tuberville said this. >> the democratic party, they have majority, they can stop this crime today. they -- some people say well they're soft on crime. no, they're not soft on crime. they're pro crime. they want crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparation because they think the people that do the crime are owed that. bull. [ beep ] they're not owed that. >> that's about as racist as it gets. we'll be talking plenty about that in the days ahead. there is. the georgia prosecutor investigating whether former president trump and allies illegally tried toint fear in the 2020 election is now widening her probe. fulton county district attorney filed a petition on friday seeking testimony from two additional trump allies. former house speaker newt gingrich and then national security adviser michael flynn. in the court filings, willis said georgia and flynn have, quote, unique knowledge of multistate effort

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you auburn lost or stolen doll, jemila in at the potsdam institute for climate impact research. scientists are investigating how climate change impacts are, whether what is the relationship between extreme heat waves, relentless rainfall, and powerful storms, epi rou, seat and stuff on it. um stove are studying shifting wind patterns. now we have seen some changes, and actually what we have seen is very much dependent on the region and the season . so for example, for winter, we do see a strengthening of the storm tracks as facing over north western europe. in summer we see the opposite that we see a weakening of the storm tracks. given the vantage winds will change as temperatures rise and, and because the earth doesn't get warmer simultaneously, or uniformly everywhere, life may assist you either or. and the driving force for winds, a temperature differences between different regions, fission for sheet, and of a yawn on to a fungi is good. it's quite clear that wind conditions will also change due to global warming on the south. and this will of course, impact people off dimension. the d

she has lovely auburn hair, _ the shoulder. she has lovely auburn hair. kind _ the shoulder.the lego bosses? i think it is amazing to see her. you i it is amazing to see her. you can take that- _ it is amazing to see her. you can take that. the _ it is amazing to see her. you can take that. the people _ it is amazing to see her. you can take that. the people at - it is amazing to see her. you can take that. the people at lego i it is amazing to see her. you can l take that. the people at lego have also sent another little present for you, maybe you can get it in your pocket or something when you leave here. there you go. that is for you to take home. tell us a bit more. this is great, this is a moment in time. is there a bit of you thinking maybe we should have done this sooner. you have done it now, so thatis sooner. you have done it now, so that is great. i suppose it is an incentive to make sure you have these conversations more routinely. yes. and we have been working on theirs for the last two years. i want to say of course we are inspired by sophia but we have also been

capital quarter trains right now provides service between auburn and san jose, with most trains operatingbay area. and now caltrans, along with the nevada department of transportation, are launching a feasibility study about expanding service to stops including colfax, soda springs and truckee, as well as reno and sparks in nevada. the two parts of palisades tahoe or about to be connected for the first time, the ski resort says they're almost ready to open a new gondola connecting olympic valley in alpine meadows. right now, riders would have to take a shuttle bus to get between the two parts of the mountain gondola will go from base camp to base camp. palisades says it will make the resort the largest in all of california. the gondola is set to open in mid december, about a month after the resort opens for the season. happening today. the san francisco record parks department is hosting a halloween party in golden gate park starts this afternoon at three o'clock right along the car free area of jfk drive. the after party includes haunted houses, carnival rights, arts and crafts and live

auburn's national cathedral. one of my friends said, morris, you can send your kids there. i may learn but they won't understand about being black. -- i laughed at him, i said in my house it's no problem. because we learn about me being. not that black is something all in itself, but people learn from my dignity, he and she will learn from the boats in the house. they learn from the company that comes in, they learn from the affection that we give them. they also learn from the demonstrations we go to, the marches. they would learn about watching how hard their mother works as i'm trying to go to school. and the sacrifices of a mother. they would learn all those things. it's not always what you say, it's who you are. as you walk around the campus and walkways your head held high, that sets an example. something else on du bois that made him? what else made him? >> i would add that what made him was not only studying what was happening but also actually going down. for example, when he was writing the philadelphia negro, when he went down and saw the conditions people were l

but he came to atlanta in 1948, and he at the butler street ymca, which is on auburn avenue. and if you've ever been to atlanta, auburn avenue, this great black one, it was once called the richest -- street in the world, and it has the polished ymca, which is where people it was the black ymca. he came there to stay at the ymca in 1948. and the klan actually marched down auburn avenue, which is the richest black city, richest black street in the world, as a show of intimidation. he comes back later on and driving through atlanta probably in 1950 or the mid 1950s, he's driving through atlanta and he sees a rat walking down possibly elm street and he slows down because he says that he doesn't want to hit the rat because rats have more and more respect in atlanta, georgia, than a black man. he didn't want to get in trouble for running over a rat. so the fact that he can move to atlanta. work with martin luther king jr representing in congress, then become the mayor of the city within 20 years is a remarkable in and of itself. and the fact that he saw in atlanta that he knew it c

capitol corridor trains right now provides service between auburn and san jose. most trains operating between sacramento in the bay area. and we're out there live. we're watching everything. calgary caltrans, nevada department of transportation are beginning a feasibility study about expanding the service to stop to include colfax, soda springs and truckee, as well as reno and sparks in nevada parts of palisades tahoe. we're going to be connected for the first time. the ski resort says it's almost ready to open a new gondola connecting olympic valley at alpine meadow. right now, riders would have to take a shuttle bus to get between the two parts of the mountain. the new gondola will go from base camp to base camp. palisade says it will make the resort the largest in all of california. the gondola set to open in mid december about a month or so after the resort will open for the season where we're going to be with our hot chocolate lodge magazines and bring the playing cards perfect sunday. we're all set right and sows all said. my approval to those last two stor

about crime at a trump rally for candidates in nevada on saturday, alabama republican and former auburnid this. >> the democratic party, they have majority, they could stop this crime today. some people say they're soft on crime. no, they're not soft on crime. they're pro crime. they want crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparations because they think the people that do the crime are owed that. [ bleep ] they are not owed that. >> that's just blatant. that's just awful, joe. >> it's a combination of really. >> just awful. >> remarkably stupid, one of the dumbest statements ever made, you can tell he's struggling just to get through it while inhaling and exhaling. this is a guy that didn't understand the basics of world war ii. he's sort of herschel walker before herschel walker, minus the moral stuff. we don't know about his life. but he was extraordinarily ill equipped to be a united states senator but he coached football, so let's go ahead and send him. good luck, alabama, over the long run. the first par

you understand what david and i are talking about because you grew up in auburn, alabama, and you've foot in both worlds at the highest level of political order with communications, what are your thoughts as you hear the focus groups, and how do we get from where we are right now to where we can at least start having a conversation based on a common reality? >> yeah, it's a great question, and i'm not sure i have a great answer for it. i mean, like you, joe, i've got friends who are donald trump supporters, who believe, as david said, in sort of his power. i think it's startling to hear it said over and over again. i think, look, part of it is democrats have to get back to trying to talk to voters in these areas about values and issues they're concerned about. i see it in a place on the front page of the papers this morning, tim ryan in a place like ohio is out there in distressed communities talking about jobs, talking about manufacturing, talking about putting people back to work, competing with china. i think in some ways it's got to be issue-based, and it also has to be value-bas