i mean maybe for calvin coolidge with a time machine. in a presidency where there wasn't already an impeachment under way and multiple members of the president's campaign in prison and all the rest of it, i mean an unapologetic white nationalist working in the white house as an advisor to the president that would be a stop everything hold the presses kind of scandal. here in this administration i guess it's one thing among many. but in terms of how this one goes down in history of course what will all be remembered from this part of this time in history is not just that stephen miller worked in the white house at this time while we were all citizens and we all knew it, but stephen miller's specific job at the trump white house has been that he runs immigration policy for the administration. he is the chief architect of all the draconian trump immigration policies from taking children away from their parents and child incarceration and trying to end asylum for all refugees. i mean all of it. the e-mails showing stephen miller's white nati

book writing, amity serves as a presidential scholar for king's college, chairs the board of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation, and in a big coup for us at michigan chairs the whole selection committee for the manhattan institute high outcries. an award she herself has won. few decades have imprinted on the popular imagination quite as much as the 1960s and so many of us remember that decade for its most dramatic and turbulent moments. the assassinations of the kennedys and martin luther king jr. the march on washington and antiwar protests. neil armstrong on the moon and fighting in vietnam. amity's focus is not the job that played across the screens on the country Ãbindeed a generation of politicians came to realize that the centralized hierarchical and highly regulated model of political economy that dominated postwar america had stopped working. yet more than just the technical failures, amity captures the stifling feeling of a country run from the top down. america put up with the machinery and culture of mobilization during the two world wars and in the early years of a

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hush of calumet city, night patrol officer calvin lucius felt his way past the glittering ear buds hiser saw hanging from a tree to the inky black fringe of forest at the back of a long abandoned parking lot behind a derelict video store. >> i probably got like right around this area and just looked over and the body was there. >> what was that moment like? >> shock. >> you don't know if it's her or not. but you have an idea because it's a female body. >> they had to resort to dental records to confirm. it was nailah. >> i think this type of death it doesn't just kill that person, it kills a lot in the family. it's the absence of a piece of you because that person is not here. >> i can't describe it. it's like you know it's happening, but it just doesn't feel real. it just feels like you're in literally like in a nightmare. >> an autopsy confirmed the death was by asphyxiation. so now it was homicide. but who was the killer? not andre. confirmed he was in milwaukee when nailah vanished. >> everything with him checked out. >> as for being questioned -- >> were you upset by it? >> not at

learning about calvin coolidge. i see they responded with great excitement. i hope they'll permit me to put my foundation. we have a scholarship for academic merit. it's sort of like the specialized high schools in new york road scholarship. it is really about academic merit and is quite a serious competition. we only have four scholarships a year. they are very expensive. it is a full ride to college. we already have 15000 kids who have registered to apply for four scholarships this year. putting those kids want. they with the money right there what independence from the parents. they want to not have to fill out the fafsa. but a lot of them also like the idea of doing things on your own. something is supported for all of us to send signals to young people that you will be rewarded for enterprise. for trying and doing things on your own. for going on way. currently our system doesn't particularly do that. it is more a reward system is about how you can figure out about what you can get. from the point of view of the 17 -year-old. something is quite easy to c

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go to calvin next in reedsville, north carolina. good afternoon, calvin. >> caller: yes. i think president trump -- i think they should have witnesses. that's what i think because president trump has something to hide and he a crooked president and it don't make no sense he want to hide documents and witnesses. so they should get the witnesses and documents out there so the truth can get out and the democrats have chosen the truth because all he has done is lied every since he became pratt. i did not vote for him in 2016 and i'm not going to vote for him again this year eye. going volt for joe biden. so, they need to come out, the truth need to come out so republicans need to stop hiding stuff and stop trying to cover up and make the trial a sham. should be fair trial and that's what i think. >> host: thank you for the call. we will continue to cover the trial here on c-span 2. we're also in iowa, covering the caucuses and events leading up to the caucuses. check out the schedule on the website, c-span.org. covering the candidates crisscrossing the state and with presiden

for some reason calvin klein perfume is a huge hit with the cats at the zoo.ong scents help to enrich the animal's environments and investigating the smells keeps the big cats mentally and physically active. the zoo says it is running low on perfume so it's asking visitors to drop off old or unwanted scents. >> i probably have some ck 1 from 1997 they could have. >>> trouble for pg&e's power shutoff plan. the demand state regulators are making before the next fire season. >>> and a live look at sfo. 49er fans are already at the airport this morning headed to miami for the super bowl. some of them don't even have tickets for the game and don't seem to care. >> they'll have a good time. >>> and tracking this breaking news in san francisco. firefighters using the jaws of life to pull a man from this car. it crashed at a gas station overnight. amy hollyfield is there with the report. >>> as we hea we make it a mission to understand how you live. then, we make choices. ♪ ♪ choices to make beautiful homes smart, which is beautiful. ♪ ♪ we also make beautiful things

calvin harris, tom york, lana del ray, and k-pop act called cohella is held in india for two weekends. i guess they've got acts everybody wants to see. >> yeah, apparently. >> i'm huge on raging against the machine. >> not surprising. >> the machine usuallymeer jord exwarriors playing for minnesota now, he makes the tonight for the wrong reason. omari spellman says welcome to my poster mr. bell mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, frees,ze and eliminates treated fat cells for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. save $100 on youg,r ulcoolscptulpting treatmt.tn learn more.magine results, see them. a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. i'm gonna hit start now, ok? you came back! >>> good evening. thwarriors open the new year with an absolute dud in minnesota. they lost t-wolves team on a back-t

>> calvin. tom: calvin, nice to meet you. >> what is your policy on energy and oil?om: [inaudible] if you look at all the reserves of the fossil fuel companies, they are not going to be able to develop them. reporters and editors from washington dc tell me, you are naive to think he the oil companies will ever let you do that. i think the american people are going to choose survival. and what i have said about energy generation is that we 100% clean by 2040. i'm talking about energy generation. there is a question of building the last internal combustion engine, and when the last internal combustion engine is off the road those are two different things -- off the road. those are two different things. >> thank you. we are also going to have to do carbon sequestration. a fancy word for planting things. and dia know where we are going to do that -- and do you know where we are going to do that? . . open spaces -- open spaces. >> it is for my wife. tom: what is her name? >> sandy. tom: ok. calvin, nice to meet you. thank you. >> nice to meet you. tom: it is like friday t

i had to shout over number the answer to calvin that i 100 from the air was full of like snow from the from the smoke from the chimneys i despair the answers from from that remark alia and i. really just had to understand that this is what happens there when their train arrived there were prisoners who sought it luggage they made the mountains of clothes of shoes. proved of bread. and if they found a book they somehow managed to bring it to the children's broke there were some $2414.00 books in the book so freddy invented this was very library and you were in charge people being killed in gas chambers and being burned in claremont loria and the ashes that bear in the air they cover their ass there all the federal meetings they knew that our time will come in june we had 6 months grace to live which we knew we knew we knew we are going to die and you and everybody knew that. it that they hundreds and thousands of people go and that they're on the. oh. it is there that thing on people they don't enjoy but they. are from the past in the politics of memory to the future and the politics of

headlines is rage against the machine, travis scott, frank ocean and big sean, lana del ray and calvinarris. weekend one runs april 10th through the 12th and next weekend is the through the 19th. you could register for early access but you have to do it quick because weekend one is already sold out. >>> this morning vianey arana said who would we want to see at coachella and here are the ends. earth wind and fire and a hologram of elvis presley from '56 to 59 and scott would like to see [ inaudible ]. i said ozuna and jess bucket and lyle lovett and which is a dream >> go to team chris or scott or vianey arana. >> thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more ki

his na is calvin,. is one of the best.the vikings in general our team that likes to llrun the they switched up there offense if scheme. they are better. they did not make it to the playoffs last year. they centered on the run game a little more. that is the first thing they will try to do. the 49ers can slow him down they will be in a good spot . >> let's talk by jimmy garoppolo. two super bowl rings are ready. they come from his time as a backup to tom brady. does gettiteam in the super bowl does that put him in thelite category? >> it is probably early in his career to have that conversation. he answered a lot of question during theregular season. we have heard of them. has a big contract. . everyone thought it was fa happenin. he has not achieved anything. nohehe has. went to a regular season. was 13-3. to start a new clock. this is his layoff resume that he needs to build. certainly if he goes all the way througa and gets super bowl then yes you will start hearing people put him on a short list of the next generation o

calvin harris, tom york, lana del ray, and k-pop act called big bang.n india for two weekends.s er seyeah, appar. >> i'm huge on raging against the machine. >> not surprising. >> the machine usually remember jordan bell and the exwarriors playing for minnesota now, he makes the highlights tonight for the wrong reason. omari spellman says welcome to my trumpand total disaster.mplete let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attackson hlts i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to make sure that everybody that needs to see

the festival announced the full lineup yesterday which also includes lanna del rey, lil nas x, calvinharris, and run the jewels. coachella will take place on back-to-back weekends april 10th to the 12th and april 17th to the 19th. the first weekend is already sold out. >>> still ahead, the future of the fruit. how inventors are using 3d printers to create edible fruit packed with vitamins and minerals. ls. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) ozempic® does not increase the risk or rdiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. there's no increased risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with ty

with shares up about 81% over the past year what do you make of his current strategy >> yes, i think calvinhe right time. i mean, it's so nice to have an athlete and i think it says a lot about setting the culture. i think the strategy they have revolving around men's and china is strong. it's the right story there's a lot of growth there. it is about ten years later than i would have liked to have seen it but it has, i think what has fallen out of the whole thing is that the business model that lululemon has, has not been replicated by anybody else i think having 70% of all apparel purchases and i think maybe closer to that in shoes being, coming from women, i think lululemon still has a lot of runway. >> would you be buying more shares here, adding to your position >> no, i've been selling, because i've been investing in anta in china. i think it's a four way race going forward with nike and adidas, anta, and lululemon. anta, you know, the nike of china with 11,000 stores of their own and 1500 vertical stores, so their muscle is strong and i think it's kind of the hidden tiger that a lot

like four h or decca or reading books that they don't get to read in high school or reading about calvinoolidge , they respond with great excitement i hope i can plug my foundation we have a scholarship for academic merit at the coolidge foundation for the is like the road scholarship or it's really about academic merit and quite serious competition and we only have four scholarships per year because they are very expensive. it's a full ride. and we already have 15000 kids who have registered to apply for four scholarships this year. what do they want? they want the money program they want independence from their parents and not fill out the fafsa. but a lot of them also like the idea of doing things on your ow own. i think it's important for all of us to send signals that you will be rewarded for enterprise and trying and doing things on your own and going your own way. currently our system does not do that. the reward system is how to figure out what you can get from the point of view of a 17 -year-old. so to change the political culture if you focus on 16 through 20 -year-olds for wha

this is a sin does not signal to london a missile calvin's has met the test i'm not going also. very important to excel or a transition to sustainable transport it really really. really is. this is this is really important for the future of the world. we have record high c o 2 levels. we recently passed over $403.00 parts per 1000000 of c o 2 in the atmosphere you can see the chart and it looks like a burdock ally and a story climate so ted turner dressed us what we're here up with the test always or call the secret master but. this is a tangent in the end and i'm going to close down in this guy because islam has been in the middle as again my flash was bashing his signs and just had implants of my bags and got mixed. under to god and. by * a minute can't let us discuss. since this isn't doesn't. seem innocent in the dozen does nasa can do these days to listen asking for the opening . let's even look this guy give us his latest position that is that i was foolish this is going to save the slashed. bus and then gives total does did most women flash busted we got to do this work o

travis scott and frank ocean, other big names performing big sean, lana del rey and calvin harris.e weekend run of the festival runs through april 10th through the 12th, the weekend two runs from the 17th to the 19th. register for early access but be quick. weekend are already sold out. >> that was fast. >> that was fast. >> just said they were going on sale yesterday. >> i started and yes. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," vianey is tracking our weekend forecast which has a little rain in it. >> i think i'm going to pass on coachella. i don't know about that line-up. all right, forecast 30s. bundle up as you head out the door. i'll have a closer look at your weekend forecast coming up. >>> looking at this line right here, the purple one, not a line-up, it's just a smooth drive out of castro valley over to san mateo. 28 minutes, but waze says you can take a 55-minute route if you want to, your choice. join nbc bay area wazers and make your choice, choose wide wi wisely. >>> president trump ordered a deadly air strike overnight. this morning is t is escalating tensions in the mid

counter breakthrough in london identifies how to live killing cells a switched on we speak to templeton calvin faraday award winning professor paul davis about how information will determine the future of immortality big pharma all of them all coming out in today's going underground or 1st britain is due to not be represented by the european union from the end of the month despite being subject to either single market and customs regulations really end of the enjoyment is chairman of the commonwealth enterprise investment council in the form of trade envoy boris johnson's predicts as a david cameron lord moland thank you so much for coming on before we get to the 31st of january you were a key part of course of joints of the me oral candidacy complete vindication of the nominee cummings tactics presumably the general leg while i was his 1st merrill council and a little bit involved in the recent thing. i'm delighted this recent think generally both yeah i delighted i've always had great faith but i think it's a fantastic communicator he can make waves you can. reach parts of other others can't

up with five most consequential senators and history and of course clay was one of them along with calvin and webster. so that is sort of how we approach and then there are the people that t actually had elecd to the leadership roles in this senator that was the number two democrat. the job is to see how everybody is going to vote and report back to the leader and if you've got somebody that isn't properly responding you try to whip them into line. this was the specialty. >> barkley was the majority leader when a precedent was set in the senate before the building block of the majority leader's can you talk about why people should be aware of it? >> they decide what we are going to do. all of you remember the decision i made which is extremelyem controversial during 2016 not to fill the supreme court vacancy. the principle is to decide what you're going to do. vice president under roosevelt decided that following the majority leader would have prior recognition the first one to be recognized and then second recognition and so the prior cht least you can decide what you are going to take b

calvin has been waiting about 20 minutes for you. caller: good morning. is intellectually dishonest. given everything that trump has done and said, everything he has said about the republican party. this guy,is promoting that is your answer right there. he is intellectually dishonest. i would like you for you to define liberalism. foolishness.ing go with will go that -- that because we have a minute left. guest: i have no connection with russia whatsoever. that is a story that was put out by cnn and the washington post and a few other organizations. how do i define liberalism and conservatism? the reason why i consider myself a conservative is because i think our founding fathers did an astounding job of creating a document called the constitution which is the document that defines what the united states is and where we are headed and what governs our nation and makes our sovereign nation. i am a constitutionalist. liberalism today is a political ideology which basically revolves around the notion that america in its current state is wrong and problematic

goldwater was without question the most conservative candidate of a major party since the 1920's, since calvin coolidge. many historians consider goldwater a pioneer of the reagan revolution. goldwater made a remark during the campaign that we are told many people lack skills and they find jobs, because didn't have education. it is like saying people have big feet because they have big shoes. the fact is people that have no skills or education for the sum -- same reason, low intelligence or low ambition. management,olicy johnson and goldwater differed the most. goldwater made a number of remarks that caused some pundits bomber.im the mad he said i would like to live a nuclear bomb into the men's room at the kremlin. he actually said that. why the men's room, i am not sure but it made people nervous. was full ofre water's famous address at the republican national convention when he accepted the nomination. he said, extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. moderation in the pursuit of , which wheno virtue you think of it is a 1960 thing to say. malcolm x. would have agreed. if you put the

earlier we s sw a mixed closeajor european indices at the c calvin dax each reportining its weakest paceof economicic growth since two thousand and thirteen.n. london listed tullow oil continued its fall down further 16% is wednesday. amazon has announced a billion dollar investment in india to help small and medium size businesses sell and operate online. ceo jeff bezos said this would be the indian's century. began a three day visit but as you can see their retailers organize demonstrations in some three hundred cities to express their opposition to the behemoths growing influence. earlier this year's competition commission of investigation into amazon and the walmart owned flipkart. they're accused of breaking the law promoting preferred sellers and offering. an offering steep online discounts under cut traditional traders take a listen. what is. to bring capitalism de. what a what is it about. what does one do y. pulled the competition are there going on. they're all done good never ending it seems struggle for amazon to implant itself and take over the whole world arc que thank you

those calvin as were effective because they created them because there was the negative perception of working at mcdonald's and the sociologist will predetermine jobs there was all of this baggage. so they created this to work at mcdonald's and the entire ad is about a young black man who everybody thinks is up to no good. and he is good. this is so appalling. but nine -year-old me was like this is so cool. look at me learning something about the world. these advertisements are so smart because they form an intimacy that was about specificity and anytime you believe advertising will say i will one of you and to walk a deep desire to not buy anything. >> even if you don't watch the commercials the entire show is a commercial. so all of this is to say with the black culture makers into the background dancers the national double dutch team on television. it is so easy for many of us to imagine a struggling world without mcdonald's. of those are patronizing a mcdonald's for black consumers ever 16 years federal protection into the television program that was available. if you think of the

president calvin coolidge presented him with the 1st ever distinguished flying cross the highest u.s. award in aviation. pictures of the event was seen across the world. one had. there were cameras present and the footage was shown in the news reels it in the media coverage of the event in the 1920 s. created such a lasting impression. but it's still etched into public memory. but lynn was not the 1st to conquer the atlantic by plane to british men had managed the journey 8 years earlier their pioneering achievement was largely forgotten. $919.00 just one year after the end of world war one many former military flyers were unemployed they had survived air battles and dropped bombs now they tried to make ends meet in civil aviation. they presented their skills and set record after record. german military pilots could not compete because the treaty of versailles prohibited them from flying. transatlantic nonstop flights had never been achieved. but ever since the british newspaper the daily mail had announced a prize of 10000 pounds for making the journey a race to fly across the atlant

calvin miller would be one of the millers that is described by ida b. wells when she says the miller family was killed. you see that calvin miller was a 32-year-old laborer, and it merely says that he died of hemorrhage. doesn't give any other details. and that was a good one. that was one with a lot of information on it. this was one of the famous johnston brothers, the four brothers that are massacred after the elaine massacre. this one has even less information, identifying that they died of gunshot wounds and their bodies were shipped to pine bluff, and nothing more. another question i get quite often is, where do we go from here? and i always like to leave researchers with a list of questions that they might take up in their research or that they might work on with their students. and one of the resources that was discovered was the fact that there was a motion picture taken during the massacre. a man by the name of c.m. brew cher's, a photographer, drove down from little rock. he was intrigued that there was this massacre taking place. he recorded

>> calvin. mr. steyer: calvin, nice to meet you. i have a question. what is your policy on energy and oil? basically wenergy, have got to move to clean energy. the reserves of all of the different fossil fuels, we are not going to be able to develop them. if we do, we are dead. >> do you think there will be a push to develop them? mr. steyer: of course i do. do i think we should let them get away with it? i havewe want to survive had senior reporters and editors from washington, dc, tell me, you are naive to think he the oil companies will ever let you move to clean energy. that theelling me safety of the american people has to be put at risk forever for the quarterly income statements of exxon mobil. i think the american people are going to choose survival. offow soon do we have to be of oil? mr. steyer: what i have said about energy generation is that we need to be 100% clean by 2040. >> with cars and stuff? mr. steyer: i'm talking about energy generation. in terms of ev's, there's the question of when we sell the last internal combustion engine and

we had a president who was more into cost-cutting, i wish we had that now, calvin coolidge was last president who understood the value of lowering taxes and reducing government spending, we have two parties who are really addicted to that, that is only thing that will slow this kind of growth down. long-term, and i hope that president if he is reelected he work with congress to not be allergic to entitlement reform and make necessary cuts. lou: i don't think you have to worry about congress, congress is not congress in a historic sensor institutional sense, congress now is dominated by a group of ri -- radical dimms whn to over those this president literally, they are subversive, this president, as achieved everything he has done to this point despite the congress and opposition resistance. charles: that is the remarkable thing. the president's ability to to compartmentalize these issues and focus on execution. we know that normally lower regulations, but he has been aim to get through despite media being against him, the democrats again him. lou: courts against. charles: this is mind bogglin

whole story from the moment her parents were sitting at home in their living room in thousand oaks, calvin you watching james garner cellular reverse mortgage from financial freedom where they called the number on your screen and the man came to their door with a power point presentation whose last slide, i'm not kidding, said what is the catch? none. there is no catch. from that moment in 2005 through the foreclosure all the way until 12 years later when she won in $89 million whistleblower settlement from the taxpayers against steve mnuchin's bank and she let me into that world and she touches all trump associated home records i mentioned, all of them and even though we all know, talking about how america is losing in general, she wins a little bit and that is exciting. >> her story is really interesting. she loses her parents house, it is foreclosed but they never rent it back. and exorbitant amounts, they said we take this on mount. if you go months and months, and they write the check to -- a company name that didn't make sense. >> this is why i wanted to write this book. the reason t

. >> i see calvin beaming. mama and baby doing so well. look at that shot.. >> amazing picture. >> he was just born during our third hour of today. at 9:13. >> right >> dylan is going to call in on the third hour. >> is it and more to celebrate now you have some birthdays. let's cue those smuckers jars meet some sweet folks. first a happy 100th birthday to ida jones of st. louis, mo love that hat. her longevity. plenty of sweet potatoes glen snyder separating 100 years. a denver broncos fan from highlands ranch, colorado. served the country in world war ii and we salute you sir happy 100th to william hagen from north carolina. he says the secret to longevity is staying active. lorrain jacobs of brown deer, wisconsin is 100 loves spending time with her four grand kids and 12 great grand kids louis david from california, a talented musician celebrating 101 years. played live ukulele well into his nineties going to be teaming one lester and last but not least happy 100th to james and jennings watkins identical twins from fayetteville george. james says exercise

. >> calvin coolidge was accused of untrust in the 1920s bull market of the roaring 20s. 1929 crash he became somewhat subject of ridicule. >> fast forward to today where there is evidence that the u.s. economy is slowing down. but the president refuses to accept that fact. tweeting late august, the fake news lame stream media is doing everything possible to create u.s. recession even though the numbers and facts are working totally in the opposite direction. >> the u.s. economy is slowing. trade has been flat or falling for a number of years now. >> the one word that scares him the most is recession. he almost is like the witch melting in the wizard of oz when you say the word. he crosses himself no because that will doom him. >> he's run so much on i'm good for the markets. i'm good for the u.s. economy. well, if we are in a recession it's not going to feel that way to a lot of people. >> in this area right here there is probably 30,000 pounds of lobsters. >> it already doesn't feel that way to the business owners struggling because of the president's tariffs. >> we rea

some of the big-name acts include travis scott, rage against the machine, calvin harris.s year's coachella sparta over two weekends in april. 10-12 and 17-19 in india. first weekend sold out but presales for the second week and starts monday at noon. go to ktvu.com and click web links for more information. >>> a popular tradition in oakland takes place tonight. the first, first friday celebration of the new year. the free festival highlights art, culture and food. runs from 5-9:00 tonight between was granted 27th street. this month's celebration honors women and teachers local, female singers performing on the 27th street stage thank you some of the roughest athletes around will compete for a spot in the world's final joined by one of those pro bowl riders, good morning to you. >> athletes these days and so many venues are so strong mentally, physically, i'm curious how do you prepare for the season for events like this? you role in it all you in the gym doing cardio? >> winter break first one coming back a little rough on some of us but a lot of us worked out throughout

maybe for calvin coolage with a time reason but in a president where there wasn't already an impeachment underway and multiple members of the president's campaign in prison and all the rest of it. an unapologetic white nationalist working as an adviser to the president. that would be a stop everything and hold the presses kind of scandal. here in this administration it's like one thing among many. but in terms of how this one goes down in history, of course what we'll all be remembered for from this part of this time in history is not just that stephen miller worked in the white house at this time while we were all citizens and we all knew it but stephen millers specific job has been that he runs immigration policy for the administration. he is the chief architect of all the trump immigration policies from taking children away from their parents and child incarceration and trying to end asylum for all refugees. all of it. the e-mail showing step hhen millers white nationalist roots have no firing of stephen miller but lead to more than 100 lawmakers demanding that stephen miller has re-s

other scheduled to appear include calvin harris, lewis capaldi, bloom and lana delray.chella takes place in indio on april 10 through the 12th and 17 through the 19. resell tickets go on sale monday at noon. >>> the now is 5:19. still ahead on kpix ti5 and gmac, giving folks a clean start with a clean shave. we will introduce you to the man using a pair of scissors to serve the homeless. >>> looking live outside the golden gate bridge, not too many cars on the bridge right now but that may change in a bit. gianna will have a traffic update coming up in just a bit. 5:20. we'll be right back. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" more on the rising tensions after iran calls revenge following the u.s. airstrike in iraq. plus, new information about jeffrey epstein's jail cell death. and why you may had to audition with the job you're about to apply for. >> yeah, yeah. ♪ ♪ ( knocking ) >> stephen: now, you have decades of experience directing. how would you describe my six- second appearance on screen? >> well, it was profound. you took it very seriously. you took it more seri