carter over stone was addressing you. many of you didn't even have enough respect to look him in the eyes though you're deciding his fate. i moved here from the south in hopes of escaping miscarriages of justice such as what i'm seeing today and hopes of finally being somewhere where i can feel safe in my own skin only to find myself surrounded by pseudo conservatives and neo liberals hiding behind a thin veil of liberalism spouting hateful rhetoric akin to mcconnell of my home state of kentucky. i found san francisco is not an anti-racist city and instead a city with a sordid history of displacing black and latino communities repeatedly a history of racially biased policies that unfairly targeted black latino and arab communities and a city in support of anti vagrancy laws that are reminiscent of the jim crow south. >> i found that when an experienced, competent individual comes forward to say we should end the policies that everyone in this room has mentioned he is persecuted as being disagreeable. which only leads me t

host at that dominic carter show 77 wabc dominic carter.omen that accuse the former governor of sexual harassment. many of them aides to him. and, when he departed and resigned in august of 2021 here is a little bit of what he had to say then. listen. >> i would never want to be unhelpful in any way. and, i think given the circumstances the best way i can help now, as if i step aside and let government get back to government. griff: now he says he needs to step into the big apple and save new york. what do you make of this? >> well griff, 1 it's great to be here with you. it's going to be 1 interesting campaign. remember a in new york city it's not the traditional fall primary. it's pushed up to june. so this will be decided and traditionally in new york city, and history has shown, except for giuliani and bloomberg, whoever wins the democratic primary is the next mayor of new york city. this is going to be very, very interesting. griff, you may not believe this many viewers across our country may not believe this but based on public opinio

the way up to jimmy carter is is invaluable this chronological approach is helpful. so take us up from those post-reconstruction presidents, garfield and harrison and then land us fdr and you've written such an important book on fdr as mentors and why work fdr, the first inaugural, one of the greatest in history. well, i'm going to try and really kind of shorten the historical overview of that period, but it's been a very important as as you suggest, you so thing that's happening during that period between garfield and eventually roosevelt is the gilded age and it's a there's a convergence of a number of different sort of developments during that time period. it's not just the industrial age, but it's also an age of sort of what they call the robber barons, very powerful financial sources and people who will try and sort of corrupt government and certainly try and get around sort of governmental constraints. one thing that coincide sides with sort of the gilded age is also economic downturns. and they well, maybe related. but i'll try not to go down that tangent. all

at trump carter's funeral, i wanted to puke. the guy had spoken horrible things about wonderful man. and he's there. i don't want that. well, we'll try to live it. so before we go to q&a, i have one more mandatory question that i need to pose to you. cuny seems to be around your life a lot. you go to ask peter. and one of the first things that you working as peter is admissions. you taught for many, many years as a as an adjunct. you went to the hunter. your grandchildren also. and then i found out the book, i didn't know this. your first wife finished a degree at because she followed you. yes. yes. right. so cuny has been surrounding you and is an important institution also in the history of the growth of this latino. and the puerto rican one in new york. so can you say what cuny has meant to you? it's telling you without cuny would have been difficult to pay for. lin-manuel, i lose a seat. thus education. because even though you don't pay a lot through agents or i don't know now, but certainly then, that's certainly not that t

carter hung on to win 87-81.re going to be the no. 11 at the acc tournament. >>> giants, let's get a good look at robbie ray against the angels. and ray went out and struck out six over three innings, including punching a former giant, soler to end the first inning. bottom of the inning, matt chapman blooped one to center. it's no man's land. scored lamonte wade jr. chapman is hitting pretty well, over .300 early in the spring. giants went on to win by a final of 9-5. and now chapman is headed to his second season in orange and black. as matt lively tells us from scottsdale, he's become a foundational piece in san francisco. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the san francisco front office, he wanted to make sure matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine, and i want to win a championship. so that is why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >> reporter: buster posey ga

the board also removed former commissioner max carter this week. mayor lori says he is confident leon will help make san francisco safer. wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience. he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. the mayor also announced he's appointing gun violence prevention advocate maddie scott to the police commission. identity theft can be very destructive. now, one bay area police department is providing support for people whose identities have been stolen. today, san jose police launched an online tool. it will connect identity theft victims with a counselor through the san jose police website. that counselor can offer support and guidance on next steps after id theft. as online theft becomes more complex, officers want to make sure people get the help they need. we want to stop stop the victim from being revictimized. so by by first contacting the police department, have the incident documented? second, utilizing the service they'

williams carter, but you're in need of them for getting mails that it was done the cash or fuck i knew the incident, but it's not showing you the issue. but i give them a bunch of times a new property. do i need to know more about them teaching that was good on? yeah. do you be upset as a young group? i'm always go the future to me when you're doing the cable. quite sure what they are, who are you not that are doing well. uh, i know these are going to expect that you will come up with a lease to no visit and it will uh, brings through to quito, actually using the sport instead, you would uh wish law over university election and the instant things that ain't working for you i don't know enough for a fast authority. let's leave that a little bit of energy. i'm gonna select the united states and again, this got the store for me pretty well as in here, yet, news. good evening. as the tennessee for defense and you want to locally was the name of the father of the rod vaughan arrived in his today to track down the participants in these screams and who was said still to controlling a portion

a hot 79 for carter for this state, about 79 in santa rosa and cooling down along the coastline, but still very pleasant. 68 degrees in half moon bay out the door. you still got some nice numbers inland cooling down with the fog along the coastline. the 50's there still 70 and fremont 70 and live more. 72 in dublin, 70 degrees and laos. 62 now into san francisco and 64 degrees in sonoma. so that cool air begin to move back on shore. and that's a sign of the big change underway as we get ready for the weekend. we do have some storm clouds out there. and yes, looks like that will be moving in, but not quite yet. i think most of your saturday looks pretty good as you head toward the latter part of the afternoon, especially after 4 o'clock watch out for a chance of showers, more showers, maybe some thunderstorms on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. our large still ahead, a nationwide boycott of big corporations wraps up later tonight. what organizers say? they will do? >> if companies do not respond. >> plus, why noaa says the agency's recent job cuts could p

carter, two grilled cheese sandwiches with a burger in the middle. wardrobe would shoot me.er] you want to know the other reason i selected this? the only photo they submitted trivia night. these people don't look sober enough to answer a single question. [laughter] look at these wonderful people. [applause] congrats because your friends and tell them you're not on tv and then called over. seeing the academy awards tomorrow at the hospital, academy awards edition and what it means as far as closing, 4:00 a.m., by a drink for one of three people. the three people are oscars host conan o'brien, we love you. arianna roddick from wicked or best actor nominee who played bob dylan in a complete unknown, one clap for him. [laughter] that was a moment later. [laughter] when you flashed, he didn't see it. [laughter] kennedy, lucas to drink? >> you pick three great people because you would assume i like conan, he's funny, a writer on the simpsons, brilliant, to brilliant and a harvard not. timothy, no. he's a guy who wears girls and reported heterosexual. [laughter] arianna grande, sh

just ask you finally, if you have a book coming out of that, speak me a present sky president. jimmy carter is national security advisor. many of our viewers may not have ever heard of brzezinski, but i will tell them that he paid played a key role in really helping to end the cold war to bring down the soviet union. and he injected values into american foreign policy and very important ways. i, one, we both newest big presents key. i would love to hear what your thoughts of and how he would be reacting to this moment. but do you think there's a, a gale in counterpoint that will begin to grow in america to what they're seeing on the foreign policy moved by president trump? that's interesting question. as you know, just as well as i do, which is key, was a great rival of kissinger. rodzinski was more than a human rights values based. his polish origins gave him a deep suspicion of the soviet union's claims to brotherhood. he swore it essentially as imperative them dressed up as boxes and kissinger was more of a real as then sort of believed in stabilizing balance of power between big, big st

i think jimmy carter was a very happy man when he passed away two weeks ago. there will be a cabinet meeting and unlike right and i will preside over my own cabinet meeting. >> how do you compare your cabinet in your second term to the cabinet you had in your first term? >> i had some great people in my first term this is better because it's deeper. i had some people i didn't really like in my cabinet. i didn't know washington. i was a new york person. i had to rely on people. i had great people. we did so much. even right to try. somebody said they were saved by right to try. we did right to trite medically. we did transparency medically. that was a big thing but biden canceled that one. he didn't cancel right to try. he didn't cancel space force. it's turning out to be invaluable. amazing. we created space force. think of it. we rebuild our entire military. this was a grossly incompetent administration. the only thing they were good at was cheating in elections and the weaponization of government. thank you very much, everybody. >> next, executives from seve

and that is a fact we've yirn hertdz just as reagan intertsdz carter's bad economy president trump ininherited latest 4th of july that is vital if trying to do is keep control of the house not allow democrats to cripple two years of trump presidency, with investigations, impeachments all things nancy pelosi did. >> that is what i keep bringing up, the fact that look, we are already looking at a situation president trump ininherited a tough economy with doge slimming down government people are asking, does that induce a recession look at gdp numbers expecting a contraction first quarter. >> right i think, there natural process reduce physical stimulation of economy by government spending on the other hand start bringing down interest rates, and if you pass, the tax cuts deregulation, you are going to create an environment, where people want to create businesses, they want to be able to hire people, and with was revelation in artificial intelligence you are seeing a continuing move in the direction of -- america being most competitive society in the world, but it has to happen quickly, in order

i'm joey jones along with lisa boothe, sarah carter and jason chaffetz and this is a brand-new hour of the "big weekend show". authorities have will out foul play and now and say there were no visible signs of trauma to the body's. santa fe sheriff will out one potential cause of death. >> i spoke to doctor durell pathologist from the office of medical investigator at 2:00 p.m. today. she revealed the following information. both individuals negative for carbon monoxide. >> police are waiting the toxicology reports which could take up to three months. they believe he may have died nine days before his body was found. struggling to put together a timeline of events is that surveillance cameras. we will discuss this jason, i'll come to you first. this entire narrative on fox earlier today i guess had plausible and i guess what everyone is struggling with if it wasn't nefarious and it wasn't foul play, how did two people 30 years apart in age passed away seemingly minutes apart? >> people can understand he was 95 years old but when you simultaneously at least in close proximity also have t

that means they endors endorsedy carter and walter mondale who won 7 states combined into elections.ant to keep comparing trump to hitler and say democracy dies in darkness although i know is a "washington post" lost $100 million last year hundreds of thousands of subscribers. we are not just talking tv and radio. but in newspapers as well there's a big shift happening. legacy resistance at media, especially in those places is a dying at a very rapid rate. mark: there's a lot of things going on in this country right now. think a lot of it is very good for the democratic party and that media are on their back. if we just get back to basics we can revitalize themselves. i see this attack on fraud in government. i see all these things it's all in a positive direction because of the election of trump. joe concha i want to thank you very much my friend. god bless you, brother. >> god bless you as well. take care. mark: we will be right back. ♪ empower ♪ hey, i got her a little something. a little something, dad? oh, umm. hi. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown

jimmy carter gives it to them but says they cannot favor any nation.anama if leases both mouths to the chinese. the chinese are building bridges over it so our military and our ships have to go under a chinese bridge. and then if you drive across or you ride if one of these barges across the panama canal and look at a both sides, 70% of every letter and every word chinese. maria: wow. >> they sold out to the chinese. the president is absolutely right. for national security, the panama canal needs to be ours and our protection, and the president's going to protect america, and he's going to present shipping, and he's going to to help do it, so you should expect the panama canal if eventually to come back under our oversight because we need to protect ourselves. and the fact that they sold out to the chinese is ridiculous. march more okay. secretary, it's great to have you this morning. we so appreciate your time, sir is. thank you. we'll be watching your work. >> love being here, thanks. maria: commerce secretary howard lutnick. thank you, sir. >>> and

trillion dollars and 38000 americans lose their lives to malaria to build the panama canal jimmy carterny nation in the panama leases both mouths to the chinese are building bridges over it. our military and our ships have to go under a chinese bridge. then if you drive across or ride in one of the barges across the panama canal and look at both sides, 70% of every letter and every word is chinese they sold out to the chinese, the president is absolutely right for national security, the panama canal needs to be ours in our protection and the president will protect america and protect shipping and going to help do it, you should expect the panama canal eventually to come back under our oversight because we need to protect ourselves. >> that was a pretty significant statement i thought. >> there is a treaty that panama will maintain neutrality and some reading of the treaty we have the right to go back and panama defaults and the watchdog on china been asleep at the switch this is been going on ten years and the depth of penetration on chinese companies and chinese people, it's a populati

protest again ice raids across the us today's rally going to be a 10, 30 at oakland high school on that carter boulevard. and police are still looking for the man shot of hillsboro police officer. the department now shared a new sketch. the person they think might be connected to that crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as a hispanic man in his mid 20's, 5 feet, 5 inches. and he's believed to have been have a pale complexion. black hair, that ambush styles shooting happened right in the police department parking lot more than a week ago. the officer had to be hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators hope people come forward with maybe security footage from february 22nd the night of the shooting. in redwood city, a 19 year-old arrested saturday for allegedly hitting multiple cars and pedestrians with his car chased another driver. so the team is claiming he was chasing another car because he says that car hit his car and ran around 10:00pm saturday. the driver called 9-1-1 saying he was chasing the other car after that event and despite being t

. >> journalist carter evans called to say the flames were approaching their street despite the evacuationy stayed back to protect their home and to do what they could for their neighbors. >> i'm doing my best for you. trying to keep the roof went here. you are limits, we have full fire gear. >> we have covered wildfires at close range for years. so we have a unique situation. you have not seen fire fighter on you know, we would encourage people to do this. people are told to leave, evacuate for a reason for their safety. amber, problem we felt in our situation that it was a calculated risk that was worth taking. i was not going to leave without a 12 people were killed and more than 5400 homes were destroyed in the palisades fire. >> should anyone be fired or or recalled because of this? i think i think i think it's a little bit shocking to me. >> but the mayor has not resigned. >> the mayor has not resigned, but she did fire chief kristin crowley. we're going to rebuild. you know, we have and we have each other. safe. nobody is hurt. >> and wouldn't you know what i said is we we lost ever

knowles carter was given a similar special card by popeyes, but told oprah in 2003, quote, i've neverused it because i've been too embarrassed. to be embarrassed at popeyes. beyonce. they ain't drinking sweet tea out of a bag. it's not just the queen bee and warren buffett who've been giving free fast food cards. let's play a quick game. i'm going to name a famous person. you all tell me which of these two restaurant chains gives them free food. first up, emily blunt. did she eat classy jamba juice or dairy queen? >> that's got to be jamba juice. >> it has to be because i would punch everyone i know for a free dairy queen. >> emily blunt gets free. dairy queen. >> cows. >> that's a perfect parent, boy. you get a blizzard and a blunt. that's a good thing. all right, let's do one more. yes. checkers or burger king? where does jay leno. >> yeah. >> i'll go. >> with burger king. i think it's burger king. >> jay leno eats free at burger king. >> are. yeah. >> yeah, actually, burger king gave the card to conan o'brien, and jay leno took it. >> uh. >> let's do shaken, not stirred. which two

um, jimmy carter to bush, 43 republicans and democrats. no american president. uh, that whose administration i worked for would ever have allowed the vance, um, zelenskyy. conversation to get out of control. a president would have interceded in an effort to defuze this, taken it out of the public realm in an effort to get this back on track. zelenskyy's english is not as good as he thinks it is. he clearly didn't borrow a page from macron and and keir starmer essentially to flatter trump. it's understandable his nation is under attack from russia. uh, suffering catastrophic damage. zelenskyy has politics, too, not just trump and jd vance. and i think he had to make the case to stand up. but again, uh, it's extraordinary. i was embarrassed, frankly, fred, and ashamed to be an american watching, uh, that conversation. it's a fundamental rejection of everything the united states has stood for. uh. no way. it seems to me to to treat, treat an american partner or an american ally. and it is a message to american allies and partners everywhere that when donald trump c

and americans began to say and in fact, jimmy carter say, we had to rethink this, you know, because if being the leader of the world means that we send hundreds of thousands of americans troops, thousands of miles from home and lose tens of thousands of them. and what ultimately turned out to be a failed effort to defeat a nationalist uprising, well, maybe that's not the right policy. you may remember that one of the big fights jerry ford had as president was with the conservative wing of his own party of the republicans because he was vice president to richard nixon and richard nixon was the author of detente. remember detente. detente was the idea that the united states could live with soviet communism until then, the belief had been either democracy or communism was going to win. they couldn't coexist. but detente was all about peaceful coexistence, by the way, i will add this when germany was on the brink of apparently of defeating when it did defeat france in 1940, this is back to the earlier debate, he said that the united states might have to learn to live with dictators and fra

he says, who are you for, reagan or carter? i thought for a minute.that bullet point on your resumÉ? i did did "the tonight show." >> say it again. i did "the tonight show." [ applause ] >> thank you very much! >> reporter: each appearance was a climb up comedy's everest. when the routine would end, comedians would look nervously at the desk and waiting to see if johnny gave them the okay? >> always got that. always got that. >> reporter: were you looking for it? >> hell, yeah, i was looking for it. i was looking for -- >> reporter: did you get that? >> i didn't get that. >> reporter: 40 years later this big-time comedy headliner still feels he didn't quite make "the tonight show" summit. getting called over to the couch. what did that mean to get called over? >> that meant that you're in. you're in. you got called over. you're in the club. >> reporter: so would it have been possible for you to go out on "the tonight show" stage and kill, still not get called over and as you were driving away from the studio feeling like what happened? >> that kind of

looking at president head of the, jimmy carter, joe biden, now we will turn him loose.he onslaught that will happen, they don't want to live under russia's rule. if russia takes ukraine they will keep on going. right now, i blame jd vance for most of this. trying to get something done and vance started this. right now we are looking bad to the rest of the country. as ronald reagan said, we are the shining light. we were. people want to trust us. ronald reagan put a lot of effort into get russia under control. this administration is sacrificing all of that. my thing is the women and children, what will happen to them in that country over there. keep that in mind. we will stand with right. thank you much. host: this is tom in north carolina, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. the issue i have is i don't mind us helping other countries, why do we have to spend so much more in these other countries than our allies do. we are giving ukraine $350 billion. host: i think the numbers a little south of $200 billion but go ahead. caller: whatever. we could use some of

the last time i voted for a democrat was jimmy carter in 1976. that is my perspective. respect to the ukraine situation on friday, what zelenskyy was pressing for was security guarantees from the united states. i think that was totally reasonable. the agreement circa 1994, the u.s., great britain, and russia promised territorial sovereignty guarantees for ukraine if they gave up their nuclear weapons. they gave up the weapons. so, i think that is totally reasonable to press for security agreements. jd vance when he was a senator last year was quoted, and you have to take that with a grain of salt from the news media sometimes, but his quotation was, "i have got to be honest with you, i don't care one way or the other what happens to ukraine." he followed that comment with a refusal to meet with the ukrainian delegation last year in munich, which i thought was totally irresponsible since he is voting as a senator on whether or not to provide military assistance. guest: let me respond to some of that before i forget what your predicate is. i do not think the united states

the last time i voted for a democrat was jimmy carter in 1976. that is my perspective.espect to the ukraine situation on friday, what zelenskyy was pressing for was security guarantees from the united states. i think that was totally reasonable. the agreement circa 1994, the u.s., great britain, and russia promised territorial sovereignty guarantees for ukraine if they gave up their nuclear weapons. they gave up the weapons. so, i think that is totally reasonable to press for security agreements. jd vance when he was a senator last year was quoted, and you have to take that with a grain of salt from the news media sometimes, but his quotation was, "i have got to be honest with you, i don't care one way or the other what happens to ukraine." he followed that comment with a refusal to meet with the ukrainian delegation last year in munich, which i thought was totally irresponsible since he is voting as a senator on whether or not to provide military assistance. guest: let me respond to some of that before i forget what your predicate is. i do not think the united states h