like people saying colin kaepernick a a polarizing and taking any is polarizing. i'm just come my head is, no, what's polarizing is police violence, which polarizing is racism. that's what's polarizing. we need to talk about polarization. you have to keep in mind if you drill into the pulse about people taking any, particularly colin kaepernick ssa much that america is polarized. it's white america that polarized because black and brown folks probably support the right to protest during the anthem, particularly around issues of racial inequity. broadly supported it is among particularly like white families and sometimes a people to disagree like some say yes, this is appropriate, to do something and others were absolutely repulsed at the thought of anybody protesting either at a a sporting event or during the anthem but that's the power of taking that need doping it is so ubiquitous. khalil, if you and i took a knee like at the maryland state fair or if we took a knee at the ravens game, or if we took any of the super bowl during the anthem. everybody would immedi

colin kaepernick something that benefits the masses. anything someone is but where if someone says practices and enough because what it is we need more protest we have to understand ideas for the world that we want to live in arrive at a protest when people like cheesy say things like the time is that we need to transition out what they're saying we need to transition out of struggle and like douglas said without struggle there's no progress, we need the struggle that would create the change that we needed to see, people have asked me a version of that question you think jay-z sold out and i want to say no, no, he did not sell out at all but you have to understand he is a billionaire. he is acting in accordance and stationing society and jay-z is trying to angle towards buying the denver broncos. if he wants to do them become the first black owner of nfl, more power to him but what that does for the family of george floyd i do not know. what that doesn't communities that deal with police occupation i do not know. it does not do a lot we

>> i mean, it's starts with colin kaepernick. that's what the colin kaepernick effect is about.ethod by which they can protest as athletes. if they were upset about the world. i mean, i interviewed young athletes for this book from beaumont, texas to the florida panhandle. these are folks who are disgusted about racism in the united states. these are high school students. these are young athletes. yet it's not like they can go out there in texas and go to the nearest back lives matter demonstration. they were in a state of frustration. it's like what can they do to register to their community they're upset. to start a conversation in their community. by colin kaepernick taking the knee, they immediately saw something and recognized a language and method by which they could register their discontent and the shock waves it created, i would argue, it has gone largely unreported. we're talking about hundreds, if not thousands of athletes throughout the country that, over the last four or five years, have seen the playing field as an appropriate place to register dissent. >> yeah, da

colin kaepernick still no job.at's the stick. that's them saying to players, okay, if you want to be politically active you can do it within prescribed parameters, but don't step outside those parameters or else you're going to find yourself without work. >> dave, mike barnicle has a question for you. mike? >> so, dave, you just outlined the reality of the nfl, a big corporate enterprise run by conservative billionaires and the nba, more active in terms of influencing the sport. >> my question is why is it that major league baseball looks like it's 1955? >> that's a great question. i mean, i will say this, though, about major league baseball, something remarkable happened last august when the milwaukee bucks players of the nba said they weren't going to play after the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. it actually spread to major league baseball. the milwaukee brewers said they refused to play, other teams said they refused to play. it was a one day day of protest and you could have knocked me ov

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colin powell can't win.ics. >> chris rock, to me, is an intellectual power and he's an amazing satirist. but his talent and gift lies in how he makes observations. >> the white man thinks he's losing the country. you watch the news, we're losing everything. we're [ bleep ] losing. affirmative action. illegal aliens. we're [ bleep ] losing the country. losing? shut the [ bleep ] up. white people ain't losing [ bleep ]. if you're all losing, who's winning? it ain't us. >> chris was able to connect with black audiences and white audiences with the same words. >> [ bleep ] there ain't a white man in this room that would change places with me. none of you. none of you would change places with me. and i'm rich. >> chris is not differential to white or black people. the more powerful they are. >> i'm not talking about rich. i'm talking about wealth. a white man gets wealthy, he builds walmarts and makes other white people have some [ bleep ] money. a brother gets rich, he buys some [ bleep ] jewelry, okay? >> chris

a little bit about colin which i don't know if you had an opportunity to share colin's executive directore area that is in its 20th year of working with underserved kids . helping them develop into caring and healthy young adults through a mix of creative soccer and poetry. jenny has devoted her career to our school system to arts and education and youth development. this is exactly the family that we want to keep in san francisco. they have done so much for us and san francisco really needs to step up for them. so i am hoping commissioners you can find a way to support this caring and giving family. >> caller: jeremypaul coming in . i am not a working with this case directly but it's been of interest to me because of america scores and their perfect work that pollen does for schoolkids in san francisco . i want to comment on the necessary and desirable qualificationsnecessary for the conditional use here . as the breeze pointed out, there have been new dwelling units approved on new construction including the 317 demolition and included in pdu is smaller than the one that i proposed here

minimizing -- i hope you'll forgive me, before we get started, remarking on the passing of general colin powell, one of america's great statesman. he helped guide the u.s. military to victory in the 1991 persian gulf war as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he is a holder of the highest honor, the distinguished leadership award, which he received in 2005. he was an honorary director of the atlanta council and adviser and good friend born in new york to. jamaican immigrants, he really was an american success story. first black chairman of the joint chiefs, selected by george h. w. bush in this -- making him the first black person to lead the state department. when when i asked him during one of our occasional conversations whether he preferred to be called them general or secretary, i refused to call him colin -- josh i told him that would harm the intimacy of our relationship -- he said, i prefer you call me a general, rather than secretary. and i said, why is that? he said, because i are in that one. so i always love that statement. so that's a good segue to the event today. we are

honey is an even if he doesn't decide, he is made a decision is removed and predict getting to talk to colin powell near the end of his life and taken his pe in the air we hear near the circle society are hoping to do perhaps in spring a program on the career of general powell jiggly is immigrant chris from jamaica came into city college it was american, great american strenuous and the question about it was a spiritual guru for allf the people he met, who lived in the most. >> i hope you guys are bob, on sq live in the top ten figures that you collect on reflect on pretty. >> easier to describe the creation of the universe printed. >> what you asked general file those questions. >> as i did, this was three months ago and is very open and didn't know he had cancer and parkinson's and he was quite open about it and even third-party sometimes can be humanized no, i'm so sorry. i just let me dennison don't feel sorry for me, i had a great life. what is interesting about powell is he was so open even in this conversation which is being taken he was talking on the phone to me a shout out to his w

that was colin patterson reporting.cedes driver sir lewis hamilton lost the title on the final lap because of the way safety car rules were applied beforehand. the governing body, the fia, has admitted the row has tarnished the sport's image. cricket, and england suffered another disappointing day in the ashes as australia's batsmen took early control of the second test in adelaide. australia captain pat cummins was ruled out of the testjust hours before the start of play, after being deemed a close contact of someone who tested positive for covid—19. but the day improved for the hosts as they capitalised on two dropped catches to finish the day on 221—2. patrick gearey reports. in adelaide, before the first ball came the phone call. australian captain pat cummins isolating, steve smith back in the job he once left in tears, and a cheating scandal. his first choice was to bat, so the recalled stuart broad took the ball, and so somehow did jos butler. marcus harris gone, just the start england were reaching for. but the

colin kaepernick rolled out that documentary. he's talking about.her and they go through the combines and they sit there and they strip you down and see how high you can jump and how fast you can run and that's called investing $100 million in somebody. it's not slavery. >> greg: they strip them down to their shorts? >> brian: you see tom brady in his underwear. got to get that nfl network. >> kat: my first thought was good for her because that job sounds terrible. you have to watch all the football games. you have to stand there completely sober the entire time. bad. you have to pay such close attention that you have to be able to ask people questions about it later. what deep, deep, deep circle of hell is that? >> greg: i agree. >> david: there have been plenty of her job that approved you don't have to do it sober. >> greg: i agree. i don't understand. >> kat: congratulations. you're free. >> greg: all right, janie. >> jamie: tom brady is an adonis. sorry. >> greg: the combine. i would like to combine him with a bowl of whipped cream. >> jamie: i

we absolutely need to keep this colin ground. this is the position of the new mine over on the marsh on site, and that's up where the light is on the top just over there, over there. but dave credit is my things. yes. take about the new plans, every one and reviving the many tunnels of the past. the this map shows that mining was ones everywhere in the past, colas shit from here. but now there are just a few private boots. the old industries have died out making the region one of the poorest in britain. many lucas hopes the new mine will bring back jobs so that that's what goes on between locals, who hope for return to the old times of high employment. and others who want to move forward to a better, more environmentally friendly future ah, conductors to 70 intense d w. what's truly important in life? we take a look at his past and future. meet the artist. a very personal kents, mercado arch 20 d w. ah. so close to the stars. a james web space telescope is supposed to bring distant galaxies within reach. oh, brick. today's new su

nbc changing a very prominent as i understand night reporter's role after colin kaepernick.ners and slaves is not sort of totally unreasonable. >> i support free speech a thousand percent. i thought comparing it to the slave trade was a little rough. if he would win a super bowl he would on amy too right now. i promise you that. >> jack you know the support. you know michelle tafoya is excellent on the x's and o's. nobody gets that from the locker room. nobody injuries better than her. she is excellent at her job. what other reason could nbc have for shelving her after the season? 45 seconds to you? >> you know what? i think it was a lot of her choice. i think that was an awakening for her. it uplifted her to take a stand for her considered principles and love for this its that. i think she probably thinks she doesn't belong on the sidelines of a league that it the kind of that comes out of colin kaepernick's mouth. i applaud her for it i hope she goes on and does more great things and becomes a leader in the movement for righteousness in this nation. >> clay travis was sayi

peter cohen, mister colin just went right into my notes. as much as we are doing, how do we and can you tell me regarding gentrification replacement and we're setting up all these wonderful opportunities but is there a breakdown of what people are benefiting from the what is it, 108 108 affordable rentals that are occupied. is there a way of knowing who is benefiting from this wonderful opportunity as a people's group. can you speak a little bit into that and we know that san francisco is really leading nationally withwhat we do and how we do it . and then we also know we are the highestin rent . and home purchase. can you help us and help me understand which ones we are actually reaching when wefill our place ? >> that's a good question. i would say it might be we can have a look at the marketing outcomes report that was presented in march and that goes into more detail about the folks that are being served and in the hundred eight units, there were eight households that have been displaced so they came off of ... they had that displaced h

the bill had angered colin's closest allies ah and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. nearly 2 years into pandemic, many countries are once again ramping up covered restrictions in response to the rapid spread of the alma khan variant in the u. s. hospitals and health workers are bracing for an expected search after the holidays and across the atlantic. large parts of europe, a re imposing partial locked downs to curb record numbers of new cases. rounding off the year with another variant, and another set of measures to fight back. countries across europe have tightened restrictions, dampening planned new year's eve celebrations as omicron spreads. france has announced a range of new measures including reducing the wait for booster jobs to 3 months. the government will also vote on a new bill to bar the unvaccinated from entry to places like restaurants and cinema's. news of old old re today we have adopted the following additional measures. yes. read all which will apply from next monday for a period of 3 weeks. would you like to possibly, we'll finis

you clues. obama a shania in yoga community, lumina and jim like to watch a game, a game in gym with colin doing in georgia. a banana marinez. are you still mazata zane? i would like to get in a let him go to those or when julian, i'm on the screen a little a little nidia. i'm in nevada. ah, a no. no. i will call knowing going on g as a copy, as you would a near discrete. i'll go by dickie guiding on that. if for sure, i'm going to monday jasmine younger. my dear my, to go when you know gen sitting on the whole class doing from, with quite a natural asian girl in by, you know, quick caught up in hiding in john july, log through the hook. i couldn't, rosie nimble m offered our lunch. nobody got in the wall yet as i get in the water lock. what are the key and you're still, i need to read beyond you the shit i will handle klingon beach quality in most in your moves at standard. what an estimate on moral gandhi channel. that's rosa, to bring it because removing it as you turn it in. now, when actually should and i'll put all of to me and i was will learn who has done all the launch loop when i

was she let go for speaking out against collin colin kaepernick?s, dad. ♪ ♪ steve: nbc sports reporter michelle tafoya will report ed law enforcement be taken off the sidelines after this football season. the speculation comes after she debated the view host over collin colin kaepernick's comparison of the nfl to slavery >> a majority of the owners of the nfl are white men, the majority of the players are black men so there is that comparison that he makes to slave owners and slaves is not sort of totally unreasonable. >> i support free speech 1,000 percent but i thought comparing it to the slave trade was a little rough and the white owners have prevented him from doing it and colluded from and they have the power -- >> [applause] >> -- they have all of the power to prevent him from doing the one thing that he loves. >> that's the power dynamic. >> he be on a team right now i promise you that. steve: well, somebody who knows a lot about this subject, sports , outkick founder clay travis joins us right now, clay, good morning to you. >> hey, good m

and realized that he was off doing all kinds of things, being colin powell. and she raised the kids and she would tamp him down. but, you know, no one is going to do -- it's a great story. i talked to my publisher about this, the head of simon and juiced are. and i said, you know, powell has a great book but we already know everything because he was so open. and i could call him up and he would answer or call back right away. and i remember, because he was building up to writing his autobiography, which was a very big hit. my american journey. and i interviewed him 24 times up to that point. and i had transcripts and typed notes of all the interviews. and i called him up and i said, i have a christmas present for you. and he said, a christmas present, from you? is it ticking? >> [laughs] >> and i said, no, i'd like to bring it over. so i brought over copies of all the interviews. and i said, here's my christmas present. and he looked at me and he responds and says, i know why you are doing this? do i contradict you or what i told you in my book? and he didn't

peter cohen, mister colin just went right into my notes. as much as we are doing, how do we and can you tell me regarding gentrification replacement and we're setting up all these wonderful opportunities but is there a breakdown of what people are benefiting from the what is it, 108 108 affordable rentals that are occupied. is there a way of knowing who is benefiting from this wonderful opportunity as a people's group. can you speak a little bit into that and we know that san francisco is really leading nationally withwhat we do and how we do it . and then we also know we are the highestin rent . and home purchase. can you help us and help me understand which ones we are actually reaching when wefill our place ? >> that's a good question. i would say it might be we can have a look at the marketing outcomes report that was presented in march and that goes into more detail about the folks that are being served and in the hundred eight units, there were eight households that have been displaced so they came off of ... they had that displaced h

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but she strayed away from the mainstream talking point on colin kaepernick.t year sideline reporter for nbc sunday night football. joining me now u.s. senate candidate and retired player herschel waukesha also running for senate in the state of georgia. herschel, great to see you don't. not only is michelle that foia not going to be back next year she hasn't been on much this year. after that appearance she sort of disappeared, herschel. >> well, you know, that's very sad that you cancel people out for entertainment show for giving your opinion. i think that's what the reason i'm running for this office because we can't have that. you know, people have a right to say what they want to say. and she didn't say anything wrong. she gave you her opinion and what she felt about it. and, you know, whether she was right or wrong, why do they cancel her? and i think nbc ought to be embarrassed to even do something like that. and i think it's terrible. >> will: yeah. by the way, herschel, i can speak to this directly. for her to go on that show by the way nbc probably

. >> so honored to have him kick off this week general colin powell do you miss government >> not reallyur wildest dreams ♪ i need a pocket fisherman ♪ help me ♪ mr. popeil >> this has been the sweetest ride of all ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ in only your old familiar places ♪ got this heart of mine ever racing ♪ all day through ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ in all the old, familiar places ♪ i'll find you in the morning sun ♪ and when the night is through ♪ i'll be looking at the moon ♪ but i'll be seeing you >> so many unforgettable faces. and our thanks to producer katie and editor barry for that look back. that's nbc "nightly news" for this evening. i'm peter alexander. we thank you so much for watching have a good night. i invest in invesco qqq a fund that gives me access to nasdaq-100 innovations, like cgi. oh, don't worry. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq . >>> i'm janelle wang. a sharp increase of covid cases across the bay area. how hospitals are being prepared for a potential surge. and we're told to rethink our new year's eve plans. >>> and feet of new snow in the sierra. it

who is the colin powell?ing to be that person who's in the generation of leaders in the republican party in national office right now who we will be sitting years down the road saying the exact same thing? i can't think of anyone. >> woodruff: beyond even partisanship, david, we reported earlier on this summit on democracy, the president was presiding over this week talking about the democracy chlenge around the world. meantime you have people seriously concerned in this country, journalists, academics, writers, about what's happening right now to efforts, in their view, to begin toffect the outcome of the next election, this year, coming year, 2024. i mean, how concerned should americans be? >> i think pretty concerned, you know. i was in russia when the soviet union fell, i was in ukraine, in the middle east, and i saw in the '90s that sweep of demock karatization -- democratization and ronald reagan was admired for saying the soviet union was an evil empire. i thaw america doing good in the world. we've lo

and president colin, that is the end of public comment. >> i appreciate that. so commissioner elias. did you want to make a edits that you suggested in the form of a motion sowe can amend the document ? >> i'm going to make a motion asking my fellow commissioners to pass this pgo with the amendment that the correct pgo title, any corrections that need to be made to the ddo title is referenced in this 5.01 ddo be permitted since they are substantive and wouldn't require the full commissions agreement . >> i'll second that motion. sergeant youngblood, couldyou please call the role ? >> clerk: on the motion, commissioner . [roll call vote]. you have 5 yeses. >> president:congratulations. let's keep moving forward. sergeant youngblood could you bring us back to the top of the agenda where we left off . >> line item to, general publi comment. at this time the public is welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not here on tonight's agenda but are within the jurisdiction . under police commissioner moving forward during public comment n

colin, let me start with you. when you think about this weekend what happened on wednesday, is this a market that is relief that at least we know that they are taking inflation seriously? >> i think that is a good way to frame it. when you look at how the markets reacted after the announcement, what at first look like it could have been a hawkish pivot because we saw those dots increase from one hike to three this time, but when you look at the market reaction, you saw short-term rates move modestly higher. stocks continue to rise. not like there was concern that there was too much of a shift and they would suddenly slam on the brakes. they communicated clearly in the markets digested the information and other market looks to be ready for a couple of rate hikes next year. taylor: peter, do you agree that the fed struck a nice tone of balancing some of the inflationary data and then the concerns about not scaring the market? >> i think they did a relatively good job trying to find the balance. one of the things tha

dominated, they had the use of all the cars and ending with was called off his sick bed to field for colinake his wife to the cinema. but eight years later, he led that triumphant trip to australia, and it was a complete reverse. he will be remembered also as a brilliant, shrewd spin bowler. he hated giving away runs, a bit like james anderson these days. and a very good batsman, another tee. he opened some times for england, he was that good. but a brilliant captain. he had to leave yorkshire to go and get captaincy experience at leicestershire, and led them to the county championship in 1975. and then for yorkshire, he came out of retirement at the age of 50 to captain them again and even then, his bowling was so accurate, he could land it on a sixpence. find his bowling was so accurate, he could land it on a sixpence. and in terms of the _ could land it on a sixpence. and in terms of the legacy _ could land it on a sixpence. and in terms of the legacy he _ could land it on a sixpence. and in terms of the legacy he leaves, - could land it on a sixpence. and in terms of the legacy he leave

colin kazim—richards with the winner.id in the seven days up to and including boxing day. some managers have questioned why games are still going ahead at speed. watford have only held one full training session in over two weeks, and their last three games have been called off because of covid in their squad. their manager cladio ranieri's been talking ahead of tomorrow's game against west ham. it's about moment now. it's my moment now because the players cannot train properly. and i hope nobody will suffer some injury because you know when they don't train and they are right at the end, is very difficult for them to play. but that's it. they are like a formula i car. when you don't make any training session, it's difficult. it's difficult, and i hope and i cross my fingers nobody has some injury. there was one match in rugby union's premiership, and harlequins moved up to third in the table after they beat northampton saints by 41 points to 27 in the "big game" at twickenham. quins were 21—7 down at the end of the first

and president colin, that is the end of public comment. >> i appreciate that. so commissioner elias. did you want to make a edits that you suggested in the form of a motion sowe can amend the document ? >> i'm going to make a motion asking my fellow commissioners to pass this pgo with the amendment that the correct pgo title, any corrections that need to be made to the ddo title is referenced in this 5.01 ddo be permitted since they are substantive and wouldn't require the full commissions agreement . >> i'll second that motion. sergeant youngblood, couldyou please call the role ? >> clerk: on the motion, commissioner . [roll call vote]. you have 5 yeses. >> president:congratulations. let's keep moving forward. sergeant youngblood could you bring us back to the top of the agenda where we left off . >> line item to, general publi comment. at this time the public is welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not here on tonight's agenda but are within the jurisdiction . under police commissioner moving forward during public comment n

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after a terrible mix—up between defender cedric kipre and keeper sam johnstone...derby substitute colint sunderland are now in the automatic promotion places in league one after they won three—nil at struggling doncaster rovers. elliot embleton scored the second for sunderland who are a point above third placed wigan. the latics do have two games in hand though. there's one match in rugby union's premiership, it's fourth v fifth, northampton saints are taking on harlequins in the "big game" at twickenham where 70,000 tickets have been sold. and earlier at twickenham, reigning champions harlequins women comfortably beat wasps by 29 points to 5. heather cowell scored the pick of the four quins tries with this brilliant run, almost the entire length of the pitch. it was the first premier 15s match to take place at the ground. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and 0nly five horses finished a gruelling welsh grand national. it was won by the 13 to 2 shot i will do it, ridden by sam sheppard and trained by sam thomas. there were no fans for the second year in a row due to wel

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