we are joined by political commentator and dei educated calvin dark.ith us here. what sort of message does this send out, this really across the board removal of these plans, something that president and his allies are calling common sense programs? >> well, yes, thank you for having me. it sends a couple of messages. first it shows the donald trump either doesn't believe or doesn't care that discrimination, inequality, racism is still a problem that he has the president needs to address. it also sends a message to the part of his face that is openly racist and against a forward-looking society. also, he shows that he has no interest in america's future. if donald trump had said "i want to get rid of these programs because they are not working" -- then i would be listening. what he didn't do that because he has no interest. that is the message he is christian: sending to americans today. christian:i'm going to interrupt you for one second because we are looking at these live pictures from miami international airport and we can see enrique tarrio, who w

five calvin family members lived on this block. four lost their houses.r beloved community. >> everyone's in the same boat. everybody you would depend on, everybody you would go to, they're all homeless also. they just lost everything. they've lost all their memories, all the joy, everything that we've built together in this neighborhood. we all lost together. and i hate it. i hate it because i love altadena. [ stopwatch ticking ] carl: what's up, carl nation! it's your #1 broker with the best full-service wealth management skills in the biz. tech asst: actually i'm seeing something from schwab. (uh-oh) producer : yeah, schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. and if you want they can even manage it for you. not to mention, schwab has a team of specialists for taxes, insurance, and estate planning. both producers: all with low fees. carl: we're experiencing technical difficulties... uh, carl... schwab! schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. boatloads of power. the new nissan frontier with 7,150 lbs of towing power. and... a v6 engine. ♪♪ i w

. >> reporter: zayier calvin, who has lived in this altadena neighborhood his entire life, telling me about the night the eaton fire hurtled toward them. >> it was literally shooting like fairballs. it looked like a volcano. >> reporter: getting your mother -- >> getting my mother, we're going. i go to the left, and -- my sister's car is still there. >> reporter: but his sister, 59-year-old evelyn mcclendon, got separated. he found her the next day. >> me and my cousin came back and climbed over there and checked and got a shovel and that's where they found her -- found her remains. and -- just -- i don't know why she didn't leave. it's just so much. it's just so much. >> reporter: and it feels like with the loss of this community, like, the oxygen has been taken away from you, the air is taken right out. >> the air's been sucked, the life has been sucked out of us as a community. >> reporter: and david, folks like zayier calvin say they want to rebuild, they just need the financial support. and fema is here on the ground. they say they've received 40,000 applications, have disbursed

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how does this i so sorry and i have calvin as making a few remarks first is that the case?> yes and then i will bring you up. >> thank you. >> welcome mr. with a supervisor at president mandel means office yes. good afternoon chair melgar. welcome member mahmud your first meeting. my name is calvin and i'm a legislative aide to president randleman. >> in 2019 our office authored legislation to establish the castro lgbtq culture district. since then their staff have worked closely with our office on a number of projects in advance advocated on behalf of our community casa lgbtq culture district has been hard at work creating policies and activations meant to increase the beautification of the neighborhood and preserve the heritage of the and trans community. >> we look forward to our continued partnership with them as they work to bring the lgbtq history museum and i'm sorry and renovate harvey a plaza. >> today we have the castro lgbtq culture district the district's program leadership and most will be presenting on behalf of the just report annihilation vigorously pursue t

calvin coolidge was torched in 1928 for having allegedly prodded the stock market higher still and for into what would certainly be trouble. turned out it was trouble. understand what calvin coolidge said, famously silents cal, he said business conditions are satisfactory. he said it's provocative. he said he didn't see trouble really in the level of -- that was 1928. all right. so he got into trouble for that in the pages of the atlantic. fast forward 100 years. nobody really seems publicly to be objecting to the president promoting a purely speculative instrument. the u.s. government has been in the invest plment promotion business off and on since the founding. first there was government sale of public lands, then the sale of public bonds, the world war i liberty bonds. government was behind that. government in a way is promoting stock and bond investing with iras and 401-k but never before until now has the government let alone the president lent his moral authority to a purely speculative investment interest which is this meme coin and i think it's all wrong. maria: why? >> becaus

i can say it's calvin say, how many people for the groups the same caffrey. let's say, you know, close off the i'd say though, i'm headed back from vietnam. landed in san francisco. mom dad came to visit me at the hospital and let's say, you know, 1st time my dad hun gimme a guzman right. so i saw their face as nice as, oh my god, i think i'm in trouble. i was kind of stand offish about having any type of relationship with nations. i couldn't explain it to my mom, dad, so i did that. i felt shame. ready oh, every morning. first thing i see is the, uh, i gotta go up to the path and without be stopping, i have to do more and that makes my whatever my travels complete the sun lawn agreed. thanks. firms work for the post office, erased a big family, and then maybe half year round asked me around christmas. you see how fast l v talks and i see i hear to jim who bruce can understand everywhere. he's saying that's the bottom line. a certain that's difficult, is it easier to talk about it when you're next to them? i don't know the boy i remember being put on now. the

inauguration and when gets the fabric there is a tailor that's indentured here, an irishman named calvin bowa who makes this piece into into a tailored coat, george washington. there was also a waste kit or a coat that underneath and a pair of breeches or pants that go to the knees that went along with this. and so when washington was sworn in he wore this piece and everybody knew it the time. it was covered in all the newspapers that here washington was supporting the establishment of manufacturing in america. washington does that over and over, whether it's with textiles, whether it's with glass. all these manufacturers, he really is encouraging that work here in the united states. he wears this piece. but in the 18th century, you did didn't just wear an outfit. once he would worn this all throughout the president. see, it is a form style. it has it is single breasted is not intended to be buttoned. but there were buttons on it that are no longer here and can sort of see where the shading where the buttons were. those had engraved on the great seal of the united states. so washington w

when back in the late '20s when calvin cool age wanted to overall the federal tax system -- calvin coolidgethe traditional skeptics from the news media, liberal then as they are now. not quite as much then probably. they all said doom and gloom would befall if us. you know what happened? we had more revenue than ever, more revenue than we knew what to do with. we paid off the debt. not only was the budget balanced, but we paid off the existing debt. this is the kind of thing that can happen when we look functionally at the tax code as a means by which to fund the government rather than social engineering to try to redistribute wealth. when you do that, it's better for everyone, rich and poor, old and young. everyone benefits from this, and i hope we move in that direction. larry: 100%. music to my ears. by the way, i was there for the coolidge tax cuts. i helped secretary treasury mellon draft the original copy. no, i'm just kidding, of course. >> that was good of you, of course, as you did with grover cleveland. [laughter] larry: cleveland was one of my favorite presidents. [laughter] okay

100 years ago president calvin coolidge answered that very question in his inaugural address, it was 100 years ago exactly almost. he said this, we best serve our own country and most successfully discharge our obligations to humanity by continuing to be openly and candidly, intensely and scrupulously american. i love that. i love that. today -- that's right. that's an applause line. today, my friends, our nation is the envy of the world. why? because we have been marked by a spirit and a people who are explicitly that. we are explicitly american. we don't try to be like other nations, and we recognize a strong america is good for the entire world. and everybody around the globe knows that. that's right. we also recognize that the core principles that made america what we are must still be preserved today. the principles -- i call them the seven core principles of the american conservativism but are of the nation itself, individual freedom, limited government, the rule of law, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets, human dignity. these are the ingredients of thi

donald trump, as it hits columbia with tyrese's sanctions, i'll fit books to american literature echo calvin deported migrates columbia as president has also respond to the terrace, gustavo chevy again, emily, and with a lift gate. the way, the way the, was that the main eh, most of the above costs we owe and somebody needs to be on the can empty that they fill out most of that because you're with us with a hoss like it's got a lot of muscle going with the lady, you're not, there's probably a bottle where when love comes up on the 5th button for an interview with you through a couple of him, but getting to the football and to get the rest. and she has to be filled up in for a new id. that should have been deep bowman, and most of the impression was good. that will be there yet. if the bed i'm gonna hit a lot will be either a muscle of the plowed clothes. yeah, a lot of the business by and the good people you up with the well, how many little goverlan wish ahead, that's a lot of what i would the fee necessarily limit to send the money that is that i'm and that that's the thought. uh, but we h

dave was gone and i can say it's calvin same now i'm starting to feel scared. when telling her about those prisons being pow wow, that's like gory are ugly. i feel very guilty that i couldn't maybe stop it or you know what's going on. the color field operation hassam al serra meaning when i woke up just as worse, jenkins should. if we ship them out to major hospital started thinking for one for him. you know, taking over our guy down. i guess i felt they could have them take a bathroom and then you can do the various people for the people the the a the kind of, well we, we say expect from the desk. it was so amazing that made my day bruce piecing past week. let's say, you know, close off the, it's a that a lot, maybe age what i mean. he's the thinking about the to get them off the defense in the house all day in the run your crazy last camp stressing, you know, you really should come and visit and his same kind of skeptical lam uh, i want him to come see the challenge. my lifestyle now got into a life in the bottom. he didn't have anyone to watch it can, you kn

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calvin. and again, we are sorry for your loss. thank you for being with me. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back the whole story with anderson cooper is a five time emmy winner for long form journalism. >> this week, l.a. burning the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> today, my friend, you did it. >> you did it. pursue a better you with csmall win toward taking charge of your health. so this year, you can say. you did it. >> it's time. yes. the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmers dog made by vets and delivered right to your door. precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. the time has come. >> all right. good morning. as you know, carvana, same day. >> delivery is ultra fast. >> and today, race car driver jimmie johnson is here to get us even faster. >> jimmie, are you ready? >> i am so order in. >> feels coming in. we're good. >> oh, cool. printing paperwork for s

north dakota of a spa, kind of to, to say somebody kayla calvin. know what the state had to do to say hi, i'm yet to what i need. and i see, would you agree with the, the, the carolina on the, to the kind of need with that introduced distance the, these telecom sizes will not for many involved in the conflicts, enough chemist on one to 4 expected to see and hear. but there's a ton of unreturned. in august 2020 two's the dentist on that have been built with western support, collapsed like a house of commons. over $176000.00 people were killed during 20 years of war at a cost of $2.00 trillion dollars. when you some, the human cost of this, it is, it can only be described as a tragedy. there are plenty of lessons to learn. the question is, are we actually going to do the learning? that gets jo, say is good. they started out because they can come by to your knowledge. don't see so much. can we deeply say is christopher? yeah, i can, but, but we're sort of get you the the telephone regained control of afghanistan and on the 15th of august 2021 few of t

they've been waiting for the deed to surely assess other stuff and kind of to, to say somebody came to calvin with the state of do to, to not assume i'm need to add. i mean, and i see, would you agree with the best the, the ones that are still carolina to live kind of did with the distance for television rose from the chaos that followed the end of the soviet occupation in the 1996. the us got involved on to the 911 attacks in 2001, attacking outside to the tunnel. yvonne as though they were one of the same by 2000 with 860000 troops from 40 different countries, were on the ground, the song. it was the most hybrid military coalition in history. but the tunnel sort back. when you summed human cost of this, it is, it can only be described as a tragedy. there are plenty of lessons to learn. the question is, are we actually going to do the learning? that gets, you'll say, is go. they said, don't call say, don't come, but you will not get installed. so no security policy is because if you're not but we have started the 2009 was apply the for new to troops. 512 were killed. and more than 2000 wound

importance that today it's the leader in liberty, the economy and culture. 100 years ago president calvin very question in his inaugural address. it was march of a hundred years ago exactly almost. he said this, "we best serve our own country and successfully discharge her own obligations to humanity by continuing to be openly and candidly, intensely and scrupulously american". i love that. today, that's right... that is an applause line. applause today, my friends our nation is the envy of the world. lath? today, my friends our nation is the envy of the world.- the envy of the world. why a? because we — the envy of the world. why a? because we have _ the envy of the world. why a? because we have been - the envy of the world. why a? | because we have been marked the envy of the world. why a? - because we have been marked by a spirit and people who are explicitly back. we are explicitly back. we are explicitly american. we don't try to be like other nations and we recognise that a strong america is good for the entire world and everyone around the globe knows that. that's right. applause.

there's a sort of a secular version of calvinism. and so they said that yes, you begin with praying and petitioning, but if that doesn't work and the oppression continues is then eventually the people have the right and the duty to overthrow roe the the government and put a new government in place. and and so that that's what ended up being dominant in the american revolution. but quakers a third way that was kind of in between two those extremes and quakers said well we you know we don't believe in that there should be oppression. but we also don't believe that the the king should be able to do whatever he wants, nor do we believe the that the that he should be overthrown. they believed in protecting the unity, the polity, the small c constitution of the people. and so they invented the new theory and practice of resistance that we now civil disobedience. there wasn't a name for it when they invented it and it didn't really get a name the maybe early 20th century but it was basically where you break unjust laws but you do with you k

since the era of calvin roost, the state, the united russian principalities, from the comp, pay the uns because of the id me. as soon as the forest yours, however, is terrence curvature. and i think that there's keels po squared that was consumed . but video now of those color, so that's the picture turtles going for mostly 30 whole grains of citizenship or by the mid 16th century. the western lands of galen roost become part of the kingdom opponent and the po today. so that you ain't even coming well, the force of the nice ation and assimilation of the indigenous russian population began the shade each was police. they just need to advice, beautiful. the steps at the stolen i'm will take not for a minute. why am i so we were going to be the dishes to put them in atlanta, which is the proxy sky, emailing, and general billing mich up is almost the business. so in the age of $62.00, it is the pollution story until most young color scheme and reporters in the central hall. so to show exactly where in the 16th century, the idea of creating the 1st and the russian state was born in courtney

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zaire calvin. and again, we are sorry for your loss. thanks again to zaire for speaking with us this morning. let's talk about what's coming in this day ahead. wind gusts. they're expected to gain strength later tonight. and that, of course, complicates the difficult work of firefighters trying to contain these six fires. >> and we want you to listen to the brute force of the santa ana winds as they helped fires rip through parts of los angeles. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is here to talk about just how strong these winds will be. hopefully, we're not going to see what we saw in the first few days of these fires, but this lull in the winds we've been talking about, you said, is a very short window, and then things will pick up again. right. >> so again, it's it's that very narrow window that the firefighters are just really hoping they can make the most out of before they start to come back up again tonight. so we take a look at what we've been dealing with. this is the forecast for saturday as well as sunday. and you'll see both

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100 years ago, president calvin coolidge answered that question in his inaugural address.march 100 years ago exactly almost. he said, we best serve our own country and most successfully discharged our obligations to humanity by continuing to be openly and candidly, intensely and scrupulously american. i love that. today. that's right, that is an applause line. [applause] today, my friends, our nation is the envy of the world. why? because we have been marked by a spirit and the people who are explicitly that. we are explicitly american. we don't try to be like other nations and we recognize that a strong america is good for the entire world. and everybody around the globe knows that. that's right. [applause] we also recognize that the core principles that made america what we are must still be preserved today. the principles, i called on the seven principles of american conservatism but it is really the seven core principles of america. individual freedom, limited government, rule of law, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets, human dignity. these are

the inhabitants of calvin roost turned out to be ukrainians, a nation separate from russia. and only it had connections to european civilization . ukrainian people belong to wisdom. you are a pin for in short simply to the european circle, not only because of the historical ties that connect to create in life with western life over the centuries, but also by the very nature of the national character or sees you so to the austro hungarian the authorities who pay the historian well and that's still prevalent today in modern ukraine challenge, english just gives ideas is a legal so i just said what i mean, i'm not sure many people. so i'm assuming that's the one that i need most of our as a student. ok, then mostly about going to be in a way biographer, throw each i because i want new car. you never see any bonus people still i read it with the concept. so go shift go shift gears. portrait is even featured on ukrainian bank notes during the russian revolution in february 1917 who she has a head is a new ukranian parliament. the also announced the creation of the ukrainian state

bottles to sell for recycling, carrying the load for it on 5 cubic meters, 3 or 4 times a week. goose, calvin, june. we go out in numbers. i take this route going all over the place and when it's time for religious school, i go to school and when it's time to sleep, we all go where we sleep most the for once to be a sort of drugs. if he's country, what his government says he and others like him up with 10 show criminal recruits. the state sees them as the security threats, but their agency say they have been saved by those beds to protect them. and the system that's off was left in the hope for the future victims of all the t u. n. fall $219.00 economy crisis often have no access to education. but you estimates 1500000 children out of school in kansas city. their religious police, also known as hence the, carry out the lights rates on comp, box markets, and on the bridge is rounding up the children wide their sleep and bringing them to this comp to what the 4th say is rehabilitation. when we added to the we invite their next call us lead teachers with i'd say why i got students wouldn't tell

the inhabitants of calvin roost turned out to be ukrainians, a nation separate from russia, and only it had connections to european civilization. ukrainian people belong to wisdom. you are a pin for in short simply to the european circle. not only because of the historical ties that connect to create new life with western life over the centuries, but also by the very nature of the national character these view suited the austro hungarian authorities who pay the historian well. and that's still prevalent today in modern ukraine challenge. english just gives ideas isn't legal. so i guess what, i mean, i'm not sure many people service. i'm not the one that i knew it was a viruses. do it. ok then mostly about coverage of the enemy. a biographer, so we would have to concept, so go shift, go shift gears. portrait is even feed its own ukranian bank notes during the russian revolution in february 1917 who shasky headed, the new ukrainian parliament. the also announced the creation of the ukrainian states, the, as they were behind this process, it was in germany and austria hungary, his inter