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yeah, it's a bit of a contentious issue. the proposal is facing major pushback as the city now faces a 360 million dollar budget deficit for michael thomas is live following this in the newsroom with the latest. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, the naacp says the city of oakland is a really in dire need of help. and this is not the time for mayor thao to ask for a raise but to focus on key issues that the city is facing and they plan to express that while protesting at tonight's city council meeting. now, this proposed $75,000 pay raise for mayor sheng thao comes just months after being in office. which is why some council members like noel gallo say they plan to vote no. tonight in the oakland naacp agrees telling me the not only is she knew the position, but she really hasn't done needs to focus her time on high crime rates in the city. getting a new police chief that she let go. also retaining a professional sports team after losing the a's, adding that this is also a time for to lean into

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is debunking these myths a gesture towards a revised or another version of a grand narrative that's a messy and complicated one, or should folks hold on for story that a kind of unifying story that we all can sort of rally around? i get start i think we have many audiences. i mean, all authors have this general reader. i don't know exactly who that is, but it's readers who are in the military. they like to read, write general, they like to read history and they're not spending all their time reading history, but they're certainly engaged. and that's obviously one of the audiences and as an earlier question suggested, that's challenging in this day and age because you layer on that a very polarized world where it's hard to kind of reach the broadest range of readers, because some will automatically discount it without even opening the book, as some kind of particular slant on history. we obvious see very much hope over and we have been delighted how many people in that category have actually though read this and and bought it student look we really believe i think both of us feel this

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there was a pitcher named al schacht h, a associate a c, t al schacht was a pitcher for the washington senators. he was born in the bronx on the site of what would become yankee stadium. al shaxson a major claim to fame is that he became the very first clown prince of baseball. so 1930s, 1940s. if you were at a game, you would see our sharks behind home plate with a catcher's mitt that was about this big, huge during rain outs. he would go from first base to second base, paddling, swing through the you know, through the infield with a baseball bat. so our shark was, a member of the bethlehem team there, his his friend from the bronx with a guy named dolly stark. like al, he was jewish, dallied, never made the majors but he became the second jewish major league umpire. and not only that, he went on to become a very well-known designer of women's clothes going stag. so that's two jewish players on the bathroom team. the third jewish player was a 1917 lehigh graduate named sam fishburn, traveling bret, do you have a image him now? that's okay. no problem. sam fishburn was a shortstop, ver

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a lot of countries do this. israel has a president and a prime minister.ussia, south africa, france do this as well. in israel the president doesn't really have that much power and it is the president herzog who is visiting the white house today. he'll speak to congress tomorrow. that's led to a lot of pressure on the white house to also invite the prime minister, a much more household name, benjamin netanyahu. the white house says it's extended an invitation for netanyahu to visit later. the u.s. and israel have a very tight relationship but it's been strained as netanyahu makes moves many see as anti-democratic, trying to slash the power of the judicial branch. millions of israelis oppose this move. this was earlier this year, but there are protests every saturday. there's a key vote in a few days. u.s. officials were quick to point out just because they've extended the invitation doesn't mean the u.s. government doesn't have serious concerns about the future of democracy and the balance of power in israel. >>> we're going to skip the next subject becaus

what a privilege to get a chance to ask you a question, professor fukuyama.my question is based on my rereading of explaining postmodernism by stephen rc hicks. he does an excellent job of debriefing the intellectual history of marxist and anti-intellectual -- i should say, anti-enlightenment.. my question to you, if you could do free verse on this -- extend -- do you see postmodernism driving the left and right and their criticisms of modern experiment with united states, and overall with localization? thank you for taking my call. >> i am glad you posed that question. chapter six of my last book, "liberalism and its contents" is about that issue. i think at the core of a lot of post modernist critiques is a critique of human cognition. the liberal enlightenment began with this belief there is an external objective world, and that we human beings can understand and manipulate that world through something we call modern, natural science and the scientific method. that has come under attack by postmodernists. i think the attack begins on the left. i know a lot

bea be a busy and a good one today. will be a busy and a good one today. as ever, two hours where you can have your say on the biggest stories of the moment. this morning... from 10, the labour leader sir keir starmer will be with me to take your calls. you can ask him anything you like. get in touch now — text 85058. first off, right now until ten, farage v natwest: your account? fascinated to think what you know about this one. a huge row has broken out around the closure of mr farage's account with natwest�*s private banking arm coutts. the chief exec of natwest, dame alison rose, resigned. on her bike, out of the bank. that happened in the early hours, after admitting leaking information about mr farage to the bbc. mr farage wants more heads to roll as a warning to the banking industry. he says he is representing tens of thousands of people up the country who have had their accounts closed. is that you, is that right, what you make of that? is it a case of i will disagree with what you say but will defend your right to say it. i disapprove what you say

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a farmhand found her remains in a field in a neighboring town where they've grew up. debbie's father, bud triadis had a dying wish, that she be found befor ehe passed away. he left this earth just a week after that discovery. and the children who held opposing views about their father's innocence-- >> it's complicated. yep. >> has this created a rift between the two of you? >> yes. >> surely not easy going, the children of dave and debbie hawk-- >> well we did the best we can. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, thank you for watching. ou for watching >> hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is dateline. a doctor's wife dies after a minor fender bender. so why do her brothers believed this was no accident? >> so i pulled my brother out and i told them you are not going to believe what i just heard. the startling news came from their sisters friend. >> she just kept insisting promise me you'll get a full autopsy. >> the brothers kept it a secret. >> we wouldn't tell the parent, we wouldn't tell my sister diana, we wouldn't tell anybody. >> it was information abou

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woman in a bikini walking out of a san jose fire truck and into a strip club.oke the story of the so- called pink poodle incident back in october. now another big development, one the mayor says that he's been pushing for and nbc bay area's stephanie magallon spoke on the report. >> reporter: this viral video sparked a whole lot of concerns over transparency but tonight, a court judge says the city needs to make public all of the investigative and displayed. records in connection to the scandal. one that concluded with a fire captain getting demoted. the result of a lawsuit filed by mercury news. >> i thought that we as a city should have reported more fully and earlier in the process and here we are. you know it took a lawsuit but now that's what's going to happen. >> reporter: the mayor says he's been asking for transparency from the start, just like the rest of us, he says what he received was the chief's memo, which tells us it all started with a fire crew driving an authorized man from the fire station to his work at the pink poodle strip club. that is whe

and it showed a it was a little cartoon and it showed a man applying for a job. and he's saying to the guy who's interviewing him, yes, sir, it's true. was fired from the state department, but only for. so, so that's how pervasive that's how pervasive the association was and the public imagination of homosexuality and diplomacy. the state department and the republican sweep in 1952 with dwight eisenhower and the republicans take control of congress and, the presidency for the first time since the new deal. one of the planks that the republicans were running on was to clean up the mess in washington. and it wasn't just the corruption. the truman administration, they were talking about the moral depravity of, the of the state department and j edgar hoover was spreading rumors. adlai stevenson was homosexual. and, you know, he had three strikes against him. adlai stevenson he was a bachelor. he was a former and he was an intellectual. right. so those three things were were kind of it was it was like three strikes. they were associated with homosexuality. so i have j

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i, i think a billion a year through. the supercenter so huge moment in time and a story that up till i believe was not told about this important part of business history. yeah. and what's there a moment when i guess wal-mart to take amazon more seriously? you know, a lot had happened the rise of the internet and, you know, e-commerce but was there kind of a catalyst that changed the perception over walmart versus amazon. yeah, sure. so so come to mind so so a few years after robert davis leaves walmart a young executive at walmart who had actually married into the company into the walton family, married a granddaughter of sam walton. he he, you know, convinced the company that they start a dedicated online unit at first partnership with a venture capital firm that didn't go very well. and then as part of walmart proper, he sort of know he saw what was coming bit he would go on to become walmart's chairman and and so that was an inflection point. they at least were investing a bit but but really you fast forward until the

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he came into office with a great reputation as a legislator. he spent 30 some odd years in the senate. how did that experience play out in the budget negotiation? >> thank you, those are terrific points. in terms of biden, i think given that reputation he had some kind of bipartisan dealmaker, i don't think he has been a disappointment as president and he has a friendship with mr. mcconnell. he visited bob dole at his apartment before he died. he has done a number of things that i think have been disappointing and has decided to go it alone in an early way. i think that is -- his rhetoric has been really destructive. he compared people who disagree with him to jefferson davis. he gave that talk where he basically completed what he sees as the awful -- also moderate republicans. every day republicans may not have that market as a nation. i think it is contrary to his long-standing representation. i think he just managed a strategic mistake reason i am not going to negotiate. that is ridiculous. you claimed your whole career to be a negotiator. s