edmund burke, thomas paine and the birth of right and left. rich lowry is editor in chief of national review and an omnipresent political columnist, columnist, podcaster and television analyst of current events. his books include the case for nationalism how it made us powerful, united and free. professor alan, would you lead us off, please? sure. thank you so much. chris, i think you did pretty much sum it all up, so thank you for giving us that economical account. it's a pleasure to be here. i am grateful for the invitation i served for ten years on the board of amherst college, so i'm also particularly enjoying that glimpse into the history of the college. there's a lot to talk about, actually, because in fact, preserving knowledge and understanding of the founding is not easy. it does take active work from one generation to the next. so i'm grateful that you've made space and occasion for doing that. and in particular that you've built a context with. so many students here. so i think to all of you students, you are all the reason that the

and when burke 1700s. and in fact the whole first chapter of the conservative mind is devoted, edmund burke and this idea that basically you should have classes and orders society, that people should know their place in society, and that society will remain stable and safe and thus optimal for everybody if that, you know, if if that continues, if it's if it's kept that way and and it wasn't so much in kirk's book as, it was the whole kind of little mini industry. it spun off. but a number of people around, kirk started arguing very specific, that if american middle class got too large, now keep mind in 1951, the american middle class heading for half of us. it was in the 40% of us. we're in the middle class at the time. at the time that franklin roosevelt was elected president in 1933, about percent of americans were in the middle class. using my definition of my dad's life. right. and and you'll find that number and numerous sources. and so what fdr said was, you know, let's do what adam smith was talking

and doctor burke, doctor burks, we also spoke with texas health officials about this outbreak. and they underscored how rare this is for them professionally. i just want to listen to what they said about it. >> have you ever seen measles before? >> no. >> and i'm an infectious. >> disease physician. i've never diagnosed a case. >> that's incredible. >> it's because. >> you know. >> measles was declared eliminated. from the united states back in the. >> year. >> 2000 because of the effectiveness of that vaccine. and it's only now with falling immunization rates, not just here in texas, but across the country and around the world, that we're starting to see more of these outbreaks. >> and, doctor burks, i heard you in your last answer are really talking about looking to these states where they have a higher vaccination rate. i'm curious how this rise in kind of anti-vaccination sentiment has potentially breathed new life into these diseases, which 25 years ago were considered. eliminated. >> yes. so if you look at vaccine hesitancy, it was pretty stable for the last decade. but s

(burke) shall we?lcome back, here is a beautiful look at the downtown oakland skyline on this saturday morning. salmon colored skies, the time is 7:13. it has been one month since the devastating wildfires broke out across los angeles county, more than two dozen people died and the fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes and businesses. los angeles mayor, karen bass said crews are making progress with cleanup efforts from removing debris to clearing the way for new construction, those who lost their homes are receiving property tax relief and rebates for utility payments. the city is eliminating red tape around building permits in order to expedite the rebuild. >> these have been a defining 30 days for our city, for our commitment, and effort is really underway. so over the next 60 days, we are going to make further progress through an all in, all hands on deck effort. we are going to build los angeles back to being the number one city in the country. >> this morning we are getting a look at dramatic ne

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(burke) shall we?co will hold the unique celebration of black history month black thursday. that event highlights culture, creativity, and community with an evening of music, dance, and commerce. it will feature a marketplace with more than 20 local black-owned businesses kicking off in a few minutes at the california academy of sciences. >>> cbs' kati weis has more on what viewers of the super bowl halftime show can expect. ♪ they not like us ♪ >> reporter: fresh off his five grammy wins sunday, rapper kendrick lamar is in the big easy, getting ready for the biggest performance of his career. >> let's get it. boom! >> reporter: lamar performed in the 2022 legends of hip-hop halftime lineup, but his will be the first solo rap act to headline the halftime show in the broadcast's almost 60-year history. >> this is a true art form. so to represent it on this type of stage is like everything that i've worked for and everything that i believe in as far as the culture. >> reporter: lamar didn't reveal much a

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(burke) shall we? ♪ watched newscast. >> welcome back.yes are on the two biggest stars of the game, the qbs patrick mahomes and jalen hurts, squaring off in the big easy in a matchup for the ages. here's nightline's darshan singh. >> rolling mahomes. he can keep it. he can get there. he's in for the touchdown. >> the two of the biggest stars in football competing for its biggest prize. >> hurts. delay hurts in touchdown eagles. >> the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and eagles jalen hurts facing off again in the super bowl, a rematch of 2023 where the eagles lost to the chiefs in a heartbreaker. >> you can't just bank on hoping for results to come without the work. >> i understand that it's going to be a challenge. >> everyone knows the eagles, everyone knows the chiefs. it's this dream team that americans have fallen in love with or are sick of one or the other. >> you put a lot of work in and have these moments, and it's something you want to take advantage of. >> just days away from the big game. >> i turn now to the quarterbacks. >

(burke) shall we? ♪ been saved. >> welcome back.s an acting career that transcends mediums and genres, from mona lisa smile to the jason bourne series and even broadway. now she's behind the camera for her debut as a film director, julia stiles. welcome to nightline. it is great to have you. >> thank you so much. it's a pleasure to be here. it's just so exciting. >> it's i've been a big fan of yours for so many years. i've watched your acting career for so long and save the last dance. >> we have an audience. >> films like ten things i hate about you. >> pick you up on friday, then. >> oh, right. >> hustlers with jennifer lopez. now you've kind of switched gears. you're in the director's chair. how does that compare to your 25 years of acting? >> it was amazing. i'm totally hooked. i loved every minute of it. it's a ton of work, but i've never felt more energized, and it felt like a natural progression from being on so many film sets. as an actress. >> we miss seeing you in a good rom com, but now you've produced one, you've directe

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(burke) shall we?> my hair was getting stronger and thicker. >> i finally. >> feel like. >> myself again. >> the presidential address to congress begins next tuesday at 8:00 on cnn. >> even with tonight's republican win in the house, the future of what? president trump's plan to slash trillions in federal spending to pay for trillions in tax cuts faces a very long and uncertain road on capitol hill. democrats, though, have been wasting no time in warning about what tonight's vote could eventually translate to and mean for programs like medicaid. while that is playing out on capitol hill in places far and wide from washington, we're seeing protests to the cuts that the administration has been making playing out. my source. tonight is the democratic senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren, on just this vote tonight. and what this is going to look like, you're not in power. your party is not. obviously, as you very well know, what are what's the best strategy that democrats have here? is it just hopi

and as before, he presented his burking theory.on (voiceover): baden came to that conclusion, you'll remember, after looking at autopsy photos, in one of which he believed he saw a button impression on ted binion's chest as if someone sat on him, pushed the button into his flesh. and that was like catnip to attorney serra. he went after baden hard. since the famous pathologist never actually examined ted's body or his shirt or that button, how could he possibly be so sure? you'd like the shirt. you'd like to look at the buttons. you'd like to measure the buttons, wouldn't you? yes. you'd want to know how thick the button is, what the button's made of, how much pressure before a button would break. you'd want to experiment, wouldn't you, in a serious case? well, first of all, all cases are serious. all right. secondly, no, i wouldn't experiment. the interesting thing that we were able to do that they didn't do during the first trial is blow that button mark up. and once that button mark was blown up, you could see that it wasn't a b

(burke) shall we?nterviewer: the last time we were here, we talked about he body that you found, still in his seat... -yes. -..in the field over there. hugh, you talked about how you guys developed a relationship with him. right from the start, i think. we called him "our boy", you know? margaret: 'cause he just looked so young. you know, we felt responsible for him, really, and we knew there'd be relatives somewhere saddened by what had happened. interviewer: but you did eventually find out, didn't you? yes. it took quite a while. interview: and what was his name? frank ciulla. yeah. as i say, we thought he was just a boy. but he was actually 40, i think. margaret: forty-five. and there was a wife, called mary lou. hugh: we were just keeping hoping they would come, you know? and then it was arranged she was coming for these ashes, and that would be her first visit. interviewer: so how often have you kept in contact over the last 30 years? margaret: all the time. mary lou always felt it was such a beau

burke's restaurant has been open for 35 years.l that time, the month of super bowl 50 has been their best yet. it was the best month we've had since we've been open. this is great for everybody in santa clara. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. yeah, the spillover effect will impact a lot of businesses. now before the super bowl, we have nba all-star week, which begins now. this is going to be one of the biggest weeks of the year in san francisco. it's all about basketball of course, but also business, tourism and optics. can the city rehab its image? we are on the global stage as the all stars come to town. this is the first big test for the new mayor, danielle lurie. we recently met with mayor lurie at city hall. he's gotbout three weeks into the job. he's filled with optimism, but we've seen how san francisco politics can knock you down. what's your strategy to make sure san francisco looks tremendous? we are a city that has proven it can clean up for apec. for example, we just had the j.p. morgan healthcare conference that wen

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(burke) shall we?nd let in a brand-new day. >> this is one tool the city has, to really tell drivers we are a slow speed city. >> san francisco's busiest streets getting cameras, we take a look at the technology and how it could improve safety for pedestrians. >> the biggest call to safety is trying to make sure people realized that this is our job to make sure they are heard. >> ursula jones dickson officially taking the reins in alameda county, shall how she will regain the public's trust. >>> plus, we know the bay area is expensive and a new housing trend in oakland is helping neighbors save cash by promoting social connections. >>> and a cute furry predator is making a comeback in monterey county, how these hungry sea otters are potentially saving an entire ecosystem. let's get started. >>> okay, let's get started, look at those cute little otters swimming around , you don't want one as a pet, they are not super friendly. we have enough dogs and kids, we are good. >> otters are equally as cute thou

(burke) shall we?♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> welcome back, looking at sfo and oakland airports, where this morning employees got some bad news, southwest airlines cutting more than 1700 employees in corporate and leadership roles, the company expects the layoffs to be completed by the end of the year. the restructuring aims to create a more agile organization, but no word on how many of those cuts could affect our local airports. >>> time for a look at what is coming up later, we are going over to gayle king. there she is. nice to see you this morning, we've got all these monitors, you know how it is these days. >> i know exactly what it is, but i'm alert and available, i'm a real girl, i'm really here, good to see you. here's what's coming up on cbs mornings, in honor of black history month we are going to introduce you to a new york times editor who is making sure forgotten trailblazers get the recognition they deserve, she says it is for a life well lived and she's got some people to introduce you to that chances a

(burke) shall we?> the sunrise sunset report is brought to you by john buys bay area houses. >> welcome back, president trump is welcoming the first arab leaders to the white house, they are visiting hours after the president reiterated his plan to move palestinians out of gaza, the trump administration continues to face new legal challenges and efforts to cut government workers and spending. >> today, president trump will host jordan's king after doubling down on his proposal to take over gaza and permanently relocate millions of palestinians to neighboring countries, including jordan. >> think of it as a real estate development for the future, it would be a beautiful piece of land. they are going to have much better housing. >> the president has suggested he may cut off aid to countries that refuse to take in more palestinians. all this comes as president trump has also issued an ultimatum to hamas, demanding the remaining israeli hostages he released. >> after that, i would say all hell is going to

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i mean, look, i had fauci and burks and all them on me because we weren't doing mass dates, you -- mass mandates and you know, we didn't when the second wave came back by we didn't shut down restaurants and bars like that. the reason we didn't is because our contact tracing and the data said that's not where the outbreaks were. the outbreaks were happening at poultry plant facilities which we had to keep running so we could feed our people. and so you know there's a lot of skepticism and there should be on that side, but we also need to make sure, you know, we're following the true science. >> governor i've got to ask you here because the clock is ticking. there's a lot of speculation in washington about about your future and about whether you would look at running for the senate 2026. i've known you for a few years. you always struck me as more of an executive type figure. you love being governor. can you really see yourself standing there listening to all those folks drone on all day in the u.s. senate? would that be fun for brian kemp, do you think? >> well, i will say this i'm focus

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(burke) if it's important, it's not worth compromising.n't have to compromise quality to get great savings on your insurance. i saw a nice hotel down the road. little less pungent. (wife) yeah. (burke) shall we? ♪ ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning, i'm zach fuentes. san francisco unified school district is going to vote tuesday on moving forward with layoffs. this could lead to hundreds of jobs being eliminated. the proposal would send out preliminary notices to certified and classified positions. preliminary notices would be determined by march 15th. the district does have the ability to rescind notices, but then final notices would go out by may 15th. all right. let's get a quick check of the conditions outside with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey zach good morning to you. a beautiful start to the weekend with sunny skies here. the golden gate bridge temperatures are responding in the upper 40s. we were in the 30s in our inland valleys. and from our sutro tower camera, upp

(burke) if it's important, it's not worth compromising.uality to get great savings on your insurance. i saw a nice hotel down the road. little less pungent. (wife) yeah. (burke) shall we? ♪ >>> watching your money quite literally. president donald trump taking him at the u.s. penny in a quest to cut government spending. you probably saw this on social media last night. the president wrote he has instructed the treasury secretary to stop producing new pennies. a report from the u.s. mint last year said every one cent penny, by the way, if you did not know this, is made about zinc with a copper overlay actually costs more than three cents to make. >>> thousands of meta's workforce will be cut today. a meta spokesperson confirmed mark zuckerberg sent out an internal memo to cut out what they call low performers. the company will offer severance and backfill those positions. we'll be watching to see what bay impacts there are new here's tony dukoupil with a look at what's coming up. >>> big show ahead in a moment on "cbs mornings. " it's a par

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(burke) shall we?cbs news bay area this is the morning edition. >>> good morning to you. it is monday. maybe some of you are just getting up. i think that's alcatraz as we look over the bay and the city there. i guess that's tiburon, towards that way. isn't that gorgeous? >> yep. ghosts waking up there in alcatraz. if you're just joining us this morning, we don't say boo. we just yawn at alcatraz. >> we don't say boo. >> ghostly yawn. >> it's beautiful throughout with the low clouds kind of waking up. i hope most people have the day off and they can get out and enjoy this weather because heading into this week, we have some good news in store for us. a splash of hours we're going to see. starting off with this morning heading into this afternoon, i'm going to pull up the map and show you our daytime highs through our bay area. upper 50s from petaluma to novato, upper 50s to san francisco. we crank up the warmth just a degree or two more all the way down into the santa clara valley where we're topping o

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(burke) shall we? ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here.♪ ♪ >>> the sunrise sunset report is sponsored by -- >>> looking live at vatican city right now as catholics worldwide hold vigils over the condition of their pope at a nearby hospital. about pope passed the night peacefully but his latest blood tests reveal early signs of kidney failure. the 88-year- old pontiff battles pneumonia and a complex lung infection this morning. he continues to get high- flow oxygen through tubes in his nose, some blood transfusions also. doctors say he is a fragile patient. given his age and preexisting lung disease and that the treatment is, quote, complex. so here at home there are touchstones as well. the archdiocese of san francisco released a statement saying in part they are praying with the pope francis and parishes across the archdiocesearchdiocese continue to play for his health and strength. >>> the trump administration appears to be in the final stage of dismantling aid agency usaid. staffs are put on leave as of today. 16 others based in the uni

(burke) shall we? ♪ >>> welcome back.s gathered at oracle arena to remember rickey henderson, also known as the map of steel. this is a month after he passed away suddenly. he holds the all- time record of stolen bases at 1,406, a record many believe will never be touched. we spoke with fans who say the hometown hero will never be forgotten. >> i have to be here today. rickey was a big part of my life in '89, growing up with him and the bash brothers and dennis eckersley. i had to be here to pay my respects. >> he had that swagger about him. no one will ever break his stolen base record, ever. that's done. >> a true, true legend. rickey was on the a's when they beat the giants in the 1989 world series. he was 65 years old when he passed away. >>> time right now is 6:26. rain impacting homes in daly city. we check in with neighborhoods who say they are literally living on the eblg. the passing of prop k could lead to a recall election. we speak with the neighborhood's supervisor and some of his disgruntled residents. how a