ande was given this very important of trust by commodore edward preble.en he asked for volunteers, join the missionnd pretty much everyone on his ship the constitution volunteered and he had to tellome of them like, sorry, you can't. you can't come. we can only take 80. so i think even back when was very young, 25, he had the respect his men and they were willing to him into something that could have been incredibly dangerous and very much life threatening. so i think from the beginning, he had a really strong relationship with his crew and with the officers in the squadron as well. i mean opposite agree i mean, he was inspiration and as stuart said at the start, you know on his death in with within hours you had 10,000 people mourning, warning his death. so so that that was the kind of individual we're talking about. wasn't a british versus american thing to there he se time who were not atptains all well-known for having a good tionip who were regarded as tyrants. so it was, i think, actually one of the other frigateaptas of constitution and constitutio

happy birthday, commodore here bold and there. our distinguished panel will be moderated tonight by diana stancy. she's a reporter for the navy times where she reports on leadership personnel policy and oversees operations, among other maritime issues, prior to covering the united states navy, she was the early brief editor for military times, covering every branch of the military. additionally, she was a breaking news reporter for the washington examiner where she covered the military international affairs as well as and infrastructure policy. our first panelist is ryan ryan mewett, a permanent military professor, assistant professor of history, the united states naval academy, where he teaches american naval history and british history. in 2020, his published work on the royal navy was recognized with the sir julian corbett prize in modern naval history. he is himself a graduate, the naval academy and before selection as a permanent military professor served for 17 years as a submarine officer. our next panelist is dr. abby mull

>> never had a commodore. i started on regular nintendo in 1990-91. as we shift away, sorry to bring it up, president biden is employing the israeli military to be more careful when it comes to protecting civilians in gaza. if not, we will see military aid held further, generated some considerable pushback first. we will see what the president had to say on wednesday. >> president biden: to make it clear that if they go into rafah, they haven't gone into rafah yet. if they go into rafah, i am not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah, to deal with that problem. >> reporter: those comments have republicans and top israelis outraged. how speaker mike johnson is urging the white house to tread carefully. a few weeks ago the speaker put considerable effort and political capital into getting congress to pass additional aid in israel. >> everyone can see that this is a political decision he is making. he is terrified of the pro-hamas wing of the democratic party. >> reporter: what's interesting is even some democrats are

it's the commodores. did i mix up the doobie brothers and commodores. >> we did a story on them not that long ago and they were hear maybe a year ago. >> because we love music and always talking about it. it's all good. maybe you have got some commodores blasting in the radio, as you get in the car or maybe the doobie brothers. whatever you are listening to. you are going to need that. things thicken up a little bit at the san mateo bridge westbound heading over towards 101. bay bridge though, that is busy for the ride heading into san francisco. >>> to breaking news right now over in the east bay. this is in castro valley and you are looking live right now. this is where a massive fire broke out earlier this morning. this is the lake chabot public market on lake chabot road and quail avenue. the roadway there is completely shut down right now and this is to allow over 0 firefighters the access to that building and to knock down the flames. you can see there's still a lot of smoke especially some smoke in

on morning edition we had a first look at the lineup for the summer series commodores herbie happen:00 talk about what makes this summer series stand out. >> all our shows are free. that's the special thing about stern grove festival in this day and age of expensive concert tickets last year we had almost a hundred thousand people come out and end joy free live music. >> we hope that our season bridges cultural gaps and generational gaps hand offers something for everyone. >> all right, so take a look at the full lineup here, it kicks off with indy pop rock duo, teegan and sarah on june 23rd andltertive ban, the chicano embankment man and then with shaka khan on august 25th. first alert weather, another the gorgeous day by the bay but warmer some spots. let's check with darren peck. >> interesting weather day to help see a term you've probably heard many times. today the marine layer got compressed in a visually stunning way. mean layer compression, watch what we mean when we say that, marine layer coming in, cool air streaming in with it. at the same time high pressure pushing down on

june 23rd other headliners include the commodores. herbie hancock and the san francisco symphony at all ends august 25th, which shaka khan the shows are free, but if you can't go, don't worry. we'll be carrying many of them live on picks, plus 44. cable 12. all right onto 1st alert weather now this time lapse video shows the marine layer just moving through this morning. isn't that amazing? meteorologist darren peck is in our virtual view studio to show us why that actually meant to cool down or a warmup today, depending on where you live. thank you, darren this afternoon. we want to shed light on a condition. impacting more and more. asian american women, and it remains a mystery as to why lung cancer is the 2nd most common cancer in both men and women here in the united states. and now a bay area based study finds that 80% 80% of asian american women with lung cancer. never smoked. they're also 1.5, to 2 times more likely to be diagnosed than any other race. group. i spoke with the researchers and patients who are working to figure

the commodores, hancock and more. >> we are going to go to other dancers. it is a big family event.hoes off. let's go over here to my friends dancing. >> oh, my god, who was that. >> i was there last year. clearly. those are my best friends there. no, it was a lot of fun. back this year. as always, the event is free. that was good watermelon, by the way. if you can not make it to the shows in person, don't worry, we will carry some of them live. i will prably be there streaming on the free cbs news app. it is a lot of fun. kind of looking forward to it. looks like i will work a lot of saturdays. there is the lineup. hope you can join and we will have it on pix plus. >>> thank you for joining us are the news continues on pix plus and the giants home game, who are they play something. >> the reds. >> that is announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all doing? i appreciate that. thy'

perfect way to ease into your friday morning with the commodores. stern grove festival lineup. revolting that. who else will be taking the stage? little bit ahead in this broadcast. ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>> right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30 in the morning. good morning. this is our camera up on black mountain looking down on one of many beautiful bay area vistas. we're talking about your weather this weekend and you have the 411 on this. >>> this they were of the warmth that we've had. so i think the best way to do it is the look at the visuals and reed just showed us the view from the top of mount diablo, pettily clear for inland contra costa county. that, however is what's happening right now. right through the golden gate bridge. beautiful view from sutro tower. but let's do one better than this. we time lapse this from our camera. this is our exclusive view

other musicians include the commodore, herbie hancock, and it ends with chaka khan on august 25th. reserve them ahead of time, which you can do a month before each specific date. but again, if you can't make it in person, you can see them live on pix+, 44 cable 12, and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> now a live look tonight from the top of the mark, which turned 85 years old today. and kind of got some of the city lights through the fog. let's have a look. echoes of a more civilized time. great drink, great vibes. it was in 1939 -- i remember it well -- when the top of the mark became san francisco's very first rooftop bar. >> it was a very bold idea. nobody had done it before in the city, and he wanted to do it. he was concerned with two things. one, he didn't know what name he would give it, and two, he was really scared that people wouldn't take an elevator up to have a view with their drink. go figure how times have changed, right? >> oh, indeed they have. get this, # 5 years ago, kpix, which now broadcasts from the corner of battery, became famous for becoming the firs

sailors and a delegation from the republic of estonia headed by the commander of the estonian navy, commodoreii saska, because it was the estonians who handed over these ships to us. now they will officially carry out combat missions to protect civil shipping. muralal. the sportsman appeared in kyiv, from now on kotelnikova street 51 in the svyatoshyn district you can see the image of valery zaluzhny, the area of ​​the mural is 120 m2. it took 13 hours to create, said the head of the art project yevgenia fullen. according to her, the ex-commander-in-chief of the armed forces is a symbol of the indomitable character of ukrainians. the artists registered their work in the national register. records of ukraine. these are the things for the moment, i tell you, see you at 15, be with espresso, because my colleagues will work for you in the future. marta olyarnyk and antin burkovskyi. greetings to all viewers of espresso. the information day is in full swing. today there are many events. in the next few hours we will be in the same company, we will inform you about all the most important things. we

recorded in 1939 by milt cabler's commodore records here, the original version of strange fruit. so not trees vy strangeruit, blood on thenee. and blood at the root. black bodies swing in in sun, no breeze, strange fruit from, the popular tree. has seen, no gallop, so. no gold eyes and the twisted mouth. scent of may nor young sweet and gray in the sense no burning flame is here is a fruit for crows to look for the rain tother for the sun for the sun to write for the trees to drown. up here is a straight an nba to. cross. and now to introduce th guest for the morning panel. i'd like to introduce the chairman of the student committee who helps run this symposium. julie rosenberg. good morning everyone. michael meeropol is an economist, educator and for many years he was a professor of economics and department chair at western england university. after retirement there, he taught for four years at john jay college of criminal justice of the city, university of new. among his books is surrender how the clinton administration completed the revolution. meeropol is the biogical son of

and he his words were being broadcast also to the i don't want to commodore materials but the facilities where the national guard were being bivouac at. and he made it very clear in his pronouncements that the fire at the fire station that he said these students are worse than the brownshirts of world war two. and we are not going to let them get away with anything. this kind of stuff is going to stop here. they are no longer going to burn or divert on $1,000,000 buildings. building the burnt down was 1942 world war two barracks worth about $100,000, maybe. but he. he gave the guard in that talk, which people could hear permission to use any force they could to stop the protesting. and what became comes were confusion confusing. and his probably something that needs more answering than whether or not the guard had an ordered fire was why did the university administrate he should give up their role and protect their students. and why did they feel they had to give up their position to let the ohio governor at that time when the ohio governor when governor rhodes gave up, took control of t

state republican dinner, trump spoke, we never heard him politically before and talked about the old commodoreotel, dilapidated across from grand central station, now he rebuilt the hotel into the grand hyatt and talked about floors and floorboards and walls and ceilings and fixtures, stuff that i know nothing about. he went through it and he ends of the speech and says give me a chance and i will rebuild the entire country the same way. what do you think, governor mike huckabee? >> best speech i have heard him give maybe ever, for exactly the reasons you talked about. he reminded people he's done something president biden has never done, he signed the front of a paycheck. he's had to run a business, he had to take complex issues, break them into simple things and get them done and do it with a budget. he's done everything we love our president to do but we have one now that couldn't do it even if he could be helped off the stage 30 people to show him which way to go. i agree the new york post editorial was spot on. we need more of trump talking about what it takes to build something of magnif

and the commodores.phony is slated for a free outdoor performance as well. these free concerts take place every sunday, starting at the end of june, but you do have to register and reserve tickets in advance. the spots open up exactly one month before each scheduled performance. >> and you guys this weekend, this has to be summer, weekend or else you're not coming back. >> a business owner in oakland asking for the community's help after his restaurant is burglarized twice overnight. why? he says this latest break-in may force him to close the business if something happens at graduation. >> i don't believe it would be violent. i think it would be. i would it would happen in a manner that is perfectly appropriate amidst the growing pro-palestinian encampments on campus, thousands of uc berkeley students are preparing to receive their degrees. >> what students say this event must mean, or what it means amid the current unrest. >> what's unique about us is that i think we're here really to create connection

does not want to but what about the reports about taking territory, a bigot security strip, the commodore how best to conduct it, about ensuring that vengeance is not what is pursued, that there should be a strategic plan and that they should beat preparations for the day after. in recognition certainly on the american side that mere military action is not good to bring to israel what israel needs and deserves, which is long—term safety and security, and as long as the occupation continues, that cannot be. so there has to be a plan for the day after and as we know, the prime minister has been extremely resistant to it. so what else can the president do? certainly following through, as he has made clear he intends to do, they have been the willingness of the united states to provide diplomatic cover again and again in the face of international lack of understanding of how we were taking particular positions but this comes down to the long—standing relationship and friendship that the united states and israel has, and the united states' belief that israel would make wise decisions, that the

. >> some big names on the list include chaka khan, sylvan esso, tegan and sara, and the commodores. the san francisco symphony is also slated for a free outdoor performance. the free concerts take place every sunday, starting at the end of june, but you do have to register and reserve tickets in advance. the spots open up exactly one month before each scheduled performance. >> home is where your mom is, well, at least according to a recent realtor.com survey. new data by the real estate listing site ahead of mother's day says moms are the driving force behind many real estate decisions. according to their survey, 75% of americans would ideally live close to their moms . almost two thirds of homebuyers say where their mom lives impacts where they choose to live. 65% claim they'd make a move if they could be closer to their mom, if they could listen, i. >> happy mother's day to you and my mother. and, i would live closer to my mother. >> or i'd love her closer because i miss her food like you wouldn't believe. you know, maybe that's not a popular opinion. >> yeah, it's hard to go back

scheduled performers include chaka khan, the commodores, the san francisco symphony, and tegan and saraee concerts take place for two months starting at the end of june, but you have to register for tickets. the spots open up one month before each performance. >> what a day! in fact, we haven't experienced temperatures this hot since last autumn. let's go to and share those temperatures with you today. good evening everybody. it was 70 degrees on pacifica 294 in san rafael. in fact, after 4:00, napa actually reported 94. but the weather service reports 89 degrees. it was in the low 80s in oakland, emeryville and also in el cerrito. how about 85 degrees and mountain view bested by san jose in the mid 80s as well. 90 concord, 91 degrees in fairfield and 90 degrees in antioch. this is our live weather camera looking out past the city of san francisco where we've got wall to wall sunshine, clear skies. it's now 66 after dropping down from 78 degrees 61 degrees in half moon bay. it is 90 degrees in fairfield and also at travis. now, these temperatures in our inland areas at this hour are up

among those set to perform, chaka khan, the commodore san francisco symphony and tegan and sara.wo months starting at the end of june, but you have to register for tickets. spots open up one month before each performance. another major conference in san francisco has come and gone. the big economic boost from the rsa conference and why it's seen as a bright spot amid san francisco's struggle to boost business downtown. >> the food is awesome, the environment is awesome, everything is just awesome. i've had a fantastic time now. >> well then i want to go there. but how about this? this is the city by the bay. the temperatures have been going up, but what goes up must come down. the cool down and the day to expected. the bay area forecast up nex rig h i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on we