star of "the holdovers," actress and singer da'vine joy randolph.ring the 8g band with bryan carter ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news during a speech at the white house yesterday, president biden joked about turning 60 instead of 81. man, nothing drives home how very old you are - [ laughter ] -- more than joking you're only 60 that's still discount bus fare old. [ light laughter ] during the white house turkey pardon yesterday, president biden appeared to mix up taylor swift and britney spears, and just like that, lost 30 million votes [ laughter ] that's right during the turkey pardon yesterday, president biden appeared to mix up taylor swift and britney spears wow, that's almost as bad as the time former president trump called tim cook tim apple, thought frederick douglass was alive, called second corinthians "two corinthians," called kevin mccarthy steve, called paul ryan ron, walked out

>> half $1 billion is still out there on the bottom of the ocean, still out there, but too many randolph's company and the others like it across the globe are more than fortune seekers. they're pirates, pirates, not like the movies, but a modern day version accused by archeology sites of pilfering sunken shipwrecks for their own financial gain. >> their bottom feeders, bottom feeders, bottom feeders, because they're feeding on shipwrecks on the bottom of the sea. >> paul johnston, the curator of maritime history at the smithsonian, has been fighting treasure hunters his entire professional career. he accuses the industry of destroying shipwrecks to get at the gold, even breaking historic significant artifacts in the process, and explains that's why most of the world's prestigious museums, like the smithsonian, reject artifacts that were discovered by treasure hunters. treasure hunters don't want to conserve things. >> it takes too long and it costs too much money to do it. and so they just want to raise rents and retail the fines they do. >> let me give you a few descriptions that i've hea

speaker, wonderful to be here with senator manchin, congressman miller and congressman mooney, randolphnty where the tree was harvested and all of the folks who have traveled with it. for those of you who don't know the tree is probably traveled more files in west virginia than some of the rest of us and greeted by many, many west virginians. i'm thankful for everybody and staff at the national forest who have put this together, the lumberjack and ron interestingly arden's father had harvested the first tree that came here in 19 -- second tree in 1976. so i'm appreciative of the truck drivers that brought the tree here and all its glory. i'm really pleased of the ridgewood and lumberjacks, we will hear from ethan reese, pride of west virginia, elementary, his fourth grade class is here. let's hear it. there they are. as alex mentioned the 5,000 ornaments placed on the tree were made by west virginians and west virginian youth. there's no doubt that west virginia is a very proud state today as we are every day as we celebrate the beauty of this tree and this beauty of this setting we hav

on randolph and broad.ypically something we seek to address with muni forward, but we were listening and we heard that that was one of the community issues that was identified as we began to share our initial concepts, we did hear feedback that removing train stops at some locations would specifically orizaba and broad would affect a future access to a future library location. that's proposed there. so we said, okay, we're going to revise that to take that into account. what we heard concerns that proposed traffic signals could lead to speeding. we also heard some additional feedback specific to the transit stop near the salvation army. first nation corps location on 19th avenue that i'll speak to a little bit more later on and i'll speak to some of the changes that we made based on the feedback a little later in the presentation on. so here's a summary of what we're proposing with the current proposal. transit lanes on san jose avenue from broad to niagara to reduce speeding and to improve transit reliabil

on randolph and broad.ypically something we seek to address with muni forward, but we were listening and we heard that that was one of the community issues that was identified as we began to share our initial concepts, we did hear feedback that removing train stops at some locations would specifically orizaba and broad would affect a future access to a future library location. that's proposed there. so we said, okay, we're going to revise that to take that into account. what we heard concerns that proposed traffic signals could lead to speeding. we also heard some additional feedback specific to the transit stop near the salvation army. first nation corps location on 19th avenue that i'll speak to a little bit more later on and i'll speak to some of the changes that we made based on the feedback a little later in the presentation on. so here's a summary of what we're proposing with the current proposal. transit lanes on san jose avenue from broad to niagara to reduce speeding and to improve transit reliabil

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests gayle king, brian cox, da'vine joy randolph want to thank bryan carter and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm concerned because we are not being communicated to. >>> a community on edge again. because of a police standoff. it centered around a former police officer who allegedly shot and injured his wife. overnight police decided to end their first standoff without arresting him and tonight they are back outside his home. >> nbc bay area's tom jensen is live on the scene. the second night in a row? it is a bit perplexing. >> reporter: it is especially for people who live and work in this area. there has been an ongoing online open dialogue between the man who barricaded himself in that house on the other side of monument boulevard and pleasant hill pd tweeting back and forth at each other today and meanwhile those people who live and work in this area have expressed frustrations and worries about this ongoing arm standoff. >> we will need to know when we can leave our home. >> she

. >> it was built in 1926 as the william randolph first printier examiner in the 1920s. i'm going to put all that stuff and see if i can find old cabinets and make it look like an 1850s country store. this is an 1888 pharmacy cabinet. there's 138 cabinets now. >> even an original san francisco printing press. >> an iron hand press. it was made here in 1850. i call it my castle. >> it's strange to think that pretty much nothing in his castle should even still be around. >> what we sell is a camera. it's something printed for a purpose, had a short life and was intended to be done away. these are original tobacco labels. nothing should be here. everything should have been destroyed or thrown away. >> in the midst of a high-tech hub, his store is a low-tech exception. >> not a single thing in this room of almost 4000 feet was drawn on a computer. this is how the milk bottles came. the cardboard top with the brand. >> it's like visiting a museum. >> people come in and they are like you have the most beautiful museum. immediately unlike it's not a museum it's a store. >> the

the trust for public land, san francisco park alliance and a phillip randolph institute. the partners are working together to bring transformational park to the bayview and with the passage of this legislation add the san francisco foundation to the structure of the partnership. importantly, this nationally recognized project is guided by equitable development plan which is best practice in the park world and community members help create a plan that insures the benefits of the project accrue to local community. to date the project has been funded by public funds and $25 million grant from the john family fund the board of supervisors authorized the department to accept in 2019. the project will create a 10 acre waterfront park and parcel at 900 enisthe department acquired and close a gap in the bay trail. at the top of the slide is an original image of the parcels and you see the 900 ennis park covered with cement. to keep the existing park open and insure consistent community access to green space the project is constructed in three phases. phase 1 was the rumediation o

this is our t thanks for choosing us for your global use. randolph, this friday. we begin with breaking news. at least 32 people are dead and dozens more injured. following an id f attack on gaza, that's according to posted in health authorities the 1st in a week. what we're looking at here by the way, are live pictures from the strip as pollutants of smoke had been rising up into the sky or for light. the morning is real phase, it has restarted, the war will be set on verified images. i was just speaking about purportedly show at ton unit, the skies above there this morning that was after the area was hit by id f bombs. the fairly government has put all the blame for the renewed hostilities on from us the terrace organization from us. isis violated the agreement. it did not leave after its commitment to release all the kidnapped women today and launched what gets at the citizens of israel with the return to fighting. we will emphasize the israeli government is committed to achieving the goals of the war to lease out of doctors, to eliminate from us and to guarant

more than 50, years he was living in suburban boston under an assumed name as a guy named thomas randolph. his daughter ashley, tells the story of when the whole thing started to unravel. >> my mom, that, and i were watching and see i. s&p looked over at us and really calmly said, ladies just in case anything ever came up i had to change my name when i moved here. the authorities are probably still looking for me. i don't want to talk about it but just so you, know in case it ever comes up you are not blindsided. and then we went back to ncis. we >> what? i mean it wasn't until the next day that ashley then pressed her father for details that she found out in july of 1969, her father walked out of the bank where he worked with $250,000 in cash in a paperback. and then he vanished. now that would be the equivalent of one point $6 million today. now, well randall had been living his new life, a pair of u.s. marshals, a father, and son were looking for a bank robber theodore ted conrad. and until an obituary, for a thomas randall appeared online, peter elliott won a decent marshals who side

she and philip randolph and frannie lou hamer, they were always saying i'd rather be a corpse than a coward. [applause] martin luther king would add i'd rather be dead than afraid. so when you get the chance to look at this, don't get it twisted. this is not about some sanitized deodorized presidential candidacy on mainstream television. this is about simply a particular movement in the instance of the struggles of the people. it's simply a small wave for all shots of the people who've always been willing to look directly unflinchingly at hatred. beginning with love of self. i am who i am. mya mama loved me, my father loves me. brother keiko the baptist church, now we have too many ceos but we won't go into that right now. with real blood at the cross not that little kool-aid that becomes part and parcel of a market way of life. i'm talking about serious deep love. one of our problems these days not just on the black side of town, but in the whole country the younger generation hasn't been love to ride, hasn't been cared for right or tended to or focused on. i'm the opposite. i am a

william randolph editorial writerr and brisbane feared any renewal right or wrong take prominent newspaperni columns. walter whitman for example. they didn't seek engagement. it was far from demanding force toth protect any new markets tht deny the american business further in shanghai. certain members of congress are also vocal in their opposition. the senator of kansas, so he opposes the sending of u.s. troops. american missionaries have been accused of involving the u.s. and asia confrontations. but during the crisis, they wanted nothing but caution. the labor press is also skeptical. a journal that accuses hoover and stimson of making war and doing so to the industrialists. on the other hand there is a small minority of americans who wanted major action in china military action. what is general billy mitchell. a great advocate of power billy mitchell said it's high time and went on to say how it could be done. these 200 american planes to bomb and this can halt the conflict within two days. mitchell was certainly expressing an extreme minority opinion and whether he even spoke for the gr

william randolph hearst leading editorial writer. a man named arthur brisbane, feared any renewal of the crime. my country, right or wrong, take prominent newspaper columnist sir walter lippmann. for example, a man, heywood broun. they did not seek engagement, nor did business journals. you look the wall street journal. it was far from demanding force to protect any markets. it denies that american favors further invention in shanghai. certain of congress are also vocal in their opposition. arthur senator of kansas says he opposes the sending of u.s. troops. american have been accused of involving the u.s. and asian confrontations. but during the manchuria crisis, they too wanted nothing but caution. the labor press is also. take a publication of the wood wire and metal lasers association or international. it said the masses of the world's population have again been cast in the role of puppets for the makers of secret intrigue or take a journal called hosiery worker. it accuses hoover and stimson of making war and doing so to defend

william randolph hearst leading editorial writer amending arthur brisbane fared any renewal of the crime my country right or wrong. take prominent newspaper columnist walter littman for example, a wooden broom. they did not seek engagement nor did most business journals. you look at the "wall street journal." it was farde from demanding fore to protect any new markets that denies that american business favors further intervention in shanghai. certain members of congress are also vocal in theirir oppositio. senator of kansas said he opposes the sending of u.s. troops. american missionaries have been accused of involving the u.s. and asian confrontations, but drink the manchuria crisis they, too, wanted nothing but caution. the labor press is also skeptical. take a publication of the wood wire and metal lasers association or international union that saidd the masses of the world population have again been cast in the role of puppets for the makers of secret intrigue. or take a journal called the hosiery worker that accuses hoover and stimson of making war and doing so to defend the bankers

something momentous happens for hancock, the president of the congress at the time was payton randolph. he'd also served president of the first continental congress. he's from virginia. he gets called home to his home colony of virginia to legislate there. now, this might sound unusual. you would pick your home colony, virginia, over the business of the second continental congress. but this was common throughout. the continental congress is in existence. that colony work took precedence over work in the congress. congress changes when they look to for their next president, they look to the colonies and the records of the second continental congress. blandly that you, john hancock is unanimously selected a president. his moderation is what gets him the job his wealth assuages. moderates and conservatives. but he has strong rebel. he smuggled which fomented a mob. and he also had been served as president of the the provincial congress in massachusetts, which was the first political body to form reject rule by the british empire. so he had credentials. but this is the problem for his fell

something momentous happens for hancock, the president of the congress at the time was payton randolph. he'd also served president of the first continental congress. he's from virginia. he gets called home to his home colony of virginia to legislate there. now, this might sound unusual. you would pick your home colony, virginia, over the business of the second continental congress. but this was common throughout. the continental congress is in existence. that colony work took precedence over work in the congress. congress changes when they look to for their next president, they look to the colonies and the records of the second continental congress. blandly that you, john hancock is unanimously selected a president. his moderation is what gets him the job his wealth assuages. moderates and conservatives. but he has strong rebel. he smuggled which fomented a mob. and he also had been served as president of the the provincial congress in massachusetts, which was the first political body to form reject rule by the british empire. so he had credentials. but this is the problem for his fell

randolph dagger santa claus. very good. is navy chief stephen cote. tell us here. look at this guy. hey, you're kidding. isn't that great. my boy? my name is curtilage. david could tell us. yeah, something i heard about you and danny. you know how long you've been in the service? well, bob, i don't want to fill you in, but they lost their records. i tell you. i tell you what i want to ask you. i know. i know all about record, and i know that you're my. how old are you? me. well, as i say, i'm hitting 69. now you're. you're you're about the oldest guy in the navy, aren't you? huh? well, don't. who's older than you in the navy? some of our battleships, right? i think it's all your wish. yes, that's brigham. yes, i think so. however, i want congratulate you. and i tell you something, you're a you're sort of to me, you're sort of what america stands for because. i've heard a lot about you, and that's why i wanted you to come up here today. give me a rough idea. you joined the service again? well, when i was a youngster, i heard about communism. but it was in a different way. yeah, it wa

and then one of the kids that is in his class and then the woman played by da'vine joy randolph, who who runs the food service. and they all get stuck there. i think it's a beautiful movie. it's very generous to its characters. and to me it's warm without being cloying. that is how i responded to it. jeffrey: i'm just thinking about "barbie" getting back to this big and small and that moment of "barbie." and i think you had "oppenheimer" as one of your favorites from the year. that moment of "barbie" and "oppenheimer," was that a how does it feel now? was it a one off? did it had a lasting effect? justin: it's hard to say. i mean, it did feel like one of those unpredictable and perhaps unrepeatable phenomena. i remember going into a theater not even to see "barbie" or "oppenheimer," both of which i enjoyed very much in different ways. i went to see another movie and just seeing theaters like crowded on a monday night. and i think the lessons of both these movies is that personal vision and big budget blockbuster filmmaking can and should merge together in a way that they so rarely do

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randolph dagger santa claus. very good. is navy chief stephen cote. tell us here. look at this guy. hey, you're kidding. isn't that great. my boy? my name is curtilage. david could tell us. yeah, something i heard about you and danny. you know how long you've been in the service? well, bob, i don't want to fill you in, but they lost their records. i tell you. i tell you what i want to ask you. i know. i know all about record, and i know that you're my. how old are you? me. well, as i say, i'm hitting 69. now you're. you're you're about the oldest guy in the navy, aren't you? huh? well, don't. who's older than you in the navy? some of our battleships, right? i think it's all your wish. yes, that's brigham. yes, i think so. however, i want congratulate you. and i tell you something, you're a you're sort of to me, you're sort of what america stands for because. i've heard a lot about you, and that's why i wanted you to come up here today. give me a rough idea. you joined the service again? well, when i was a youngster, i heard about communism. but it was in a different way. yeah, it wa

the event was put on by the san francisco rec and park and the a phillip randolph institute nonprofit>> all right, all systems go for santa and for whatever you have planned this weekend. that's right. >> sandhya patel is tracking it all. sandhya. yeah, it looks fantastic for the weekend. >> ama and dan. let me show you a live view from our zephyr cove camera right now up in lake tahoe. it is 33 degrees. if you are traveling there, don't have to worry about any major issues. patchy freezing fog in the morning, a slight chance of a few flurries tomorrow. 42 degrees in the morning, uh- in the afternoon 42 degrees. but the flurries are in the morning. partly cloudy. sunday 46 and it is going to be nice for christmas day. mid 40s. mostly cloudy on tuesday. temperature coming up into the upper 40s so not exactly a white christmas, but a nice christmas over the holiday forecast. here's what you can expect locally. chilly mornings and partly cloudy skies . both christmas eve and christmas day. upper 50s to low 60s. we're carrying the niners game right here on abc seven news on christmas day.

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philip randolph, senator cramer, they will always say i would rather be a corpse danny coward. i would rather be a corpse than a coward. martin luther king would add, i would rather be dead than afraid. so when you all get a chance to look at this, don't get it twisted. this is not about some sanitized deodorized presidential candidacy that to be understood on mainstream television. this is about simply a particular movement in the movement, and instance in the struggle of a people. it is simply a small way in a great ocean of a people who have always been willing to look directly unflinchingly at hatred and still talk about love. beginning with love of self. i am who i am because somebody loves me. my mama loves me, my father loved me. reverend willie pete cook of shiloh baptist church in those way with pastors, that we have too many ceos but we won't go into that right now. see, the blood with real blood of the cross, not those who made stuff and go to become part and parcel of some market way of life. talking about serious love. and one of our problems these days, , not just

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i'm mark randolph, and i'm proud to be the entrepreneur in residence at the premiere life skills universityh point university. >> when you can't watch, listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. join fox corp in donating to and supporting those affected by the atrocitiesis als pretty good a deal trashcan right now and see how much you can save. so. for >> san francisco has been in aa doom loop for a decade, but the politicians there keep pointing fingers. what is it about san franciscofo ? and also, those are very real problems that san francisco has. veoblemshow do you even start to address them? look, they've been on a doom loop about san francisco ever do since nancy pelosi became speaker. they have to focus on our failures in order for them to be right. and so we're used to it out there. there. and yet we still maintain our resiliency. you can't blame it on conservatives. this is oftetill maintn n your support base. >> i think that oftentimes becaussuppor e of social media, because of cameras

i'm mark randolph, and i'm proud to be the entrepreneur in residence at the premier life skills university. >> high point university center saturday. as 2023 comes to a close, i want to take a look back a at home icon you remember the chinese spy balloon this that flew over the united states for this year? yew, athere were a fe but you know the one i'm talking about, the one that joe biden was trackin.gt before it even entered our airspace and then was allowed to fly oveand it wr ourn country, including our most sensitive military bases mil and nuclear sites, then was finally shut down once it had based its mission. >> yeah, you know, that's that's the one it turns out this was an even bigger intelligence failure than we thougher intelt. but you wouldn't know it with how much the bidener the administration has changed its story over the months. >> the fact is, we knowe know that it's a surveillance n. loo t we were able to take steps at sensitive military sites that we believed would be all alon sites wg the flight path to signify apparently curtail any intelligence ability. as of right no

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ask you a bit about your own circumstance . bit about your own circumstance because your father randolpht everything, his home, hisjob, his wife, his health, everything, and he became a recluse. he withdrew from us. i remember once having to cancel a holiday because my dad was homeless. he lost an inheritance of about 271,000 because he was not well enough to manage his finances. it was just devastating. and well enough to manage his finances. it was just devastating.— it wasjust devastating. and it obviously impacted _ it wasjust devastating. and it obviously impacted you - it wasjust devastating. and it obviously impacted you in - it was just devastating. and it i obviously impacted you in terms it was just devastating. and it - obviously impacted you in terms of what you could do with your lives? absolutely, absolutely. it impacted myself and all my sisters in different ways. in my own case, i had, i lived in london, i had to come up and then we had to step in and take care of him. we got absolutely no support or anything. the thing is, because the infected blood inquiry started in 20

so, as president gormley mentioned, i am archibald cox's randolph. i had the privilege of living with my grandparents for many, many summers when i was growing up. and their house, their farm was sort of a second home to me. they were my favorite people. so i got to talk to grandpa a lot about his experiences, and i was a very passionate young feminist. i remembered in, i'm going to say the mid-80s, maybe, talking to him about that. i think he was a little disconcerted by the term feminist, but he talked about you, jill, all the time. and i don't remember your name, i didn't remember your name, but as we were sitting here tonight and you are introduced i thought oh, my gosh, i know all about jill. because he would talk about having one woman on the team and how important it was to be sure that her voice was equally heard, and talked about how problematic it was that there was only one woman on the team. so i am just so excited to get to meet you. i had to just derail my remarks to say that, because it made my night. what i was going to say, also, dur

randolph. his dedication to our great country was surpassed only by his devotion to his family. in 1958, he married his beautiful wife, the former sheila sarver, together they were blessed with four children, of which we get the privilege of knowing kelly and her husband, paul. four children, 14 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. in addition, paul loves skeet shooting at the world championship level, i might add, tinkling with cars and sharing his musical talents on the piano. mr. speaker, though we mourn his passing, we celebrate a life with them and commend paul's legacy of love, laughter and service. bobby journey was one of resilience and integrity and commitment to family and community and the city he represented, galveston, texas. he his leadership transformed national western life insurance company and american national insurance company into industry leaders providing financial security for millions, yet bobby's heartbeat the strongest tore our galveston community with a passion that is reflected in the creation of the moody gardens and moody rehabilitation ins

land for the term through december 2026. 18, authorize $1 million inkind grant from the a phillip randolphtitute for the term through december 2026. 19, authorize inkind $2 million grant from san francisco parks alliance for the term through december 2026 to authorize recreation and park department to enter into amendments or modifications to the following agreements or the above mentioned agreements. for item 20, resolution to authorize the mayor officers of the city and the mayor employees and officers and employees of the rec reaction and park department to solicit donations for indian basin water park initiative from non profits, private organizations grant makers and foundation for 6 months from effective date of the resolution not with standing behested payment ordinance. >> seeing no names on the roster, we will take the resolutions same house same call. they are adopted. read item 21 and 22 together. >> 21 and 22 are resolutions that approve the mayor and director of mayor office of housing community development to execute loan documents. 21 relates to a loan providing financing fo

land for the term through december 2026. 18, authorize $1 million inkind grant from the a phillip randolphtitute for the term through december 2026. 19, authorize inkind $2 million grant from san francisco parks alliance for the term through december 2026 to authorize recreation and park department to enter into amendments or modifications to the following agreements or the above mentioned agreements. for item 20, resolution to authorize the mayor officers of the city and the mayor employees and officers and employees of the rec reaction and park department to solicit donations for indian basin water park initiative from non profits, private organizations grant makers and foundation for 6 months from effective date of the resolution not with standing behested payment ordinance. >> seeing no names on the roster, we will take the resolutions same house same call. they are adopted. read item 21 and 22 together. >> 21 and 22 are resolutions that approve the mayor and director of mayor office of housing community development to execute loan documents. 21 relates to a loan providing financing fo