d the scenes, i'm charles davis. we'll see you next time on "sports stars of tomorrow." (upbeat music) >> good morning and welcome to mosaic. i'm ron swisher. it's a privilege to host mosaic. i'm especially excited today, because we're speaking about youth. we always talk about youth as our future. but youth is our present. youth with all of its possibilities, all of its potentially can become real with us in the present. i know that as a pastor for nearly 50 years, i'm excited when there's youth involved in the church and involved in the community. but i think that's true of all institutions and organizations from education to the government to you name it. to politics. when you have youth. i'm excited for my guest this morning. regina jackson the director of the east oakland youth development center and jay da white, who is also an active person in that organization. i always like to start with telling a little bit of your background, regina. your history and your involvement. >> oh, that's a long story. let me see, let's wrap it up. i have been in oakland for 50 years

charles. one was robert davis . >> coming up, now it would be robert davis's turn in the interrogation room whenne continues. dateline continues. [gum stretches] dang it. [tires pop] dang it. that's some bad luck brian. and i think i'm late on my car insurance. good thing the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, with flexible payment options to keep you covered. so today is your lucky... oh! [crash] ...day. meteor! [screams] dangit. for a great low rate, go with the general. keith morrison (voiceover): by all accounts including his own robert davis was a mama's boy because of his childlike ways >>> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. because of his childlike ways perhaps or his learning disability. >> he is like me, he's got a kind heart and he is gullible. >> robbers seem to need his mother to protect them from the big, bad world when he's took care of her, medication of which tends to slur her speech. >> he is a big dude, he's a teddy bear. he also wanted to grow up and be in healthcare and nursing like i was. >> robert did get into trouble once over

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charles ray in chief of the chicago press and told lincoln, as things stand today, i would rather have your chances than those of any other man but don't get excited on tuesday night, david davis and jesse dubois fired off a telegram to lincoln informing their friend that they were moving heaven and earth for him. they added, hopefully nothing will beat us but old fogy politicians. the heart of the delegates are with us. unfortunate early when the convention started on wednesy, lincoln's men had been unable to persuade enough that he was the best alternative to seward. on thursday evening, the delegates had still not settled on a seward alternative. the new yorker had won a series of test votes that day and was poised to win the nomination when miracle occurred. the tally sheets for voting had yet arrived at the podium, and the delegates were so hungry. that point that they decided to adjourn and vote the next day than take wait a few for the tally sheets for want of tally sheets was not nominated that evening. that gave the lincoln more time to defeat them. you know on such slender threads hang the fate of nations. as the lincoln men worked hard that night, judge davis counte

general of the bbc, tim davie, is to proactively research is going to proactively research how to the licence fee how to reform the licence fee after 2028. >> right. coming up, king charlesarance since at since his cancer diagnosis at the easter service in windsor yesterday. looks well , i yesterday. he looks well, i should greeting the public. should say, greeting the public. we're discuss. we're going to discuss. >> shouldn't touch people >> he shouldn't touch people because he's got well, he's got, you he's possibly a you know, he's possibly a weakened system. you know, he's possibly a wet okay. i system. you know, he's possibly a wetokay.i goingstem. you know, he's possibly a wetokay.i goingste discuss >> okay. we're going to discuss that the break. that and more after the break. stay with us. it's 1023. you're with ben us. it's1023. you're with ben and nana on britain's newsroom on gb news, should we go to some? well, let's get our panel in. first author and broadcaster emma woolf and former labour adviser matthew laza. i was just going to say good morning. let's going to say good morning. let's go to some positive royal news. with return of his majesty with the ret