among those to attend, former 49er defensive back ronnie lott, and dwight hicks. also, tight end brent jones is flown in for this one. george kittle expected to make an appearance, all of this to benefit the 49ers golden heart fund which financially assists former members of the team. kirk reynolds is the one who made this event possible. >> his spirit is alive and well and we will keep it alive and well. his teammates continue to come back to celebrate him. the fans obviously love to come back and celebrate him. is going to be a phenomenal night of storytelling that the fans are absolutely going to truly love. they will leave here on one of the most memorable nights they will never have. honestly. >>> in just a little bit, in the next hour, we will tell you what the current 49ers are up to, because it was nfl cut down day. back to you in studio. >> we will look forward to that. great event, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the massive caldor fire advances toward south lake tahoe, the fight happening right now to save homes. >>> the emotional toll of fire is takin

dwight clark.rtainly a man who deserves it the first ever dwight clark legacy series and the dwight clark award, which really signifies team spirit. being a great teammate. he certainly was all of that. you see some of the luminaries ronnie lott there and that was brent jones and dwight hicks. prior to that carbon policy on hand, just a great all around rick get together for 49 illuminate res and who better to receive the first ever dwight clark award. than george killed. an incredible honor. i mean, dwight clark, everything that i've heard about him and all the stories that i've read all the highlights that i see is he's everything that you wanted football players. everything wanted a teammate. he's everything that you want to be in a man. he's incredible person. positive attitude consists in every single day, and i'm just humbled that i was chosen for it. got to agree with everything he just said there we do a little feature every now and then called cased. you missed it. this is pretty cool vide

but dwight was a good actor.e was a dandy. >> seth: he must have -- i'm assuming he's a far nicer person than he came off in "sling blade" because i got to be honest, i was really happy how it ended for him in that movie >> oh, yeah. dwight did a great job as an ass[ bleep ] he sure did. [ laughter ] and i have to say, before we get off of this thing, i kind of like this zoom idea, you know? it's not a bad thing and the main reason is because i don't really like to wear pants. >> seth: yep >> and i -- you know, an well, i won't say the rest of it, but -- >> seth: i think we can all finish it from there, yeah [ laughter ] >> well, i think we can. you just put a big flannel jacket on and enjoy yourself >> seth: well, i think we've all enjoyed ourselves. and it's always great to see you. you know what? when we're in studio, we'll figure out a pants-free existence for you here, too. >> absolutely. you can just -- how you guys, like, you know, blank stuff out. >> seth: yeah, we'll just blur it all right, thanks, billy

sign up today. >>> it is the dwight clark legacy series at concord pavilion. fans will listen from 49er legends talking about the one they call dc. who lost his battle with als in 2018. expected to attend tonight, former defensive backs ronnie lott, and dwight hicks. tight-end brent jones will fly in for this one, george kittle is expected to make an appearance. all of this to benefit the 49ers old and heart fund which assists former members of the team. former fullback tom rathmann was just coming into the league with a dc. >> he was the standard. him and joe. him, joe, and in my opinion, ronnie. and roger, drafted jerry rice, and boom. here we go. >> and off it went. waited all this time to ask you about the old quarterback question, you been through this with montana and young, montana, young, now it's trey lance and jimmy garoppolo. what is your thought about that? >> put them both out there at the same time. >> rotating quarterbacks. >> let's get them both out there at the same time. >> it was cut down day for the 49ers. they had to trim the roster to 53

and tight end george kittle is the first winner of the dwight clark award. good for him. we got some sensational defense to show you from around the major leagues tonight. you do need to check this out. the reason why the giants are only a half game up on the dodgers. mookie betts. he had a home run and that nice catch to rob travis d'arnaud of the braves of a possible. home run and the dodgers win again. they beat the braves, 3 to 2, so that one run who made all the difference right there half game lead for the giants. that's the sporting life. get it back to you, julian! frank all right. see you later. mark see you later. one thanks for joining me tonight, mark. good night, everybody. what's cooking? my mother's recipe -- guinea-pig pie. smells good. you just accept that? it's pecan. how cuckoo do you think my country is? it's come to this -- "what's cooking" and "smells good" gets me in trouble? mom, you're already cooking for tomorrow? don't make a big deal. my baby's graduating. he won the award for integrity and character. "no absents, no tardies, respectful to stud

dwight eisenhower effectively ignored him. john f. kennedy said all the powers of the presidency was unable to control the columnist. lbj did his best to co-opt him. and nixon put him at the top of his enemies list. to register an international perspective on all this, winston churchill once dubbed drew pearson the most colossal liar in the united states. so i discovered a pattern. pearson certainly made his share of mistakes. usually through haste of his understanding and sometimes the people who leaked to him were less than honest about their intentions. i never found an instance where he knowingly lied. instead it was his accusers who lied regularly to cover their own tracks. raised as a quaker, he regarded truth seeking as both a moral obligation and a self-defense mechanism. he was sued for liable. at least 120 times. more than any other journalist. and he won every case except for one. and that one he would have tried to appeal except his lawyers said it would be cheaper to settle it out of court. the way he won all those cases

it's actually -- the hill, dwight. at that point, i think it's actually on a 45° slope, so actually what appears to be from the photographs that verizon have posted, it appears to be more flat, but actually, i walk that hill every day to the bus stop, the number nine and the number eight go down san bruno avenue at dwight and paul, and i actually walk down there every day, and so i am very familiar with that hill, and i'm very familiar with the uphill. and so i just would like to note that when one is on an elevation, things actually appear lower than they do higher, so -- and it would be noted that these antennas -- yes, they are, 20, 21, almost 22 inches tall. this is quite a visual blight, i feel, on the crossbar, and they're going to be painted brown. and so brown is not the color of the sky. if they were supposed to be integrated into the actual view, they would not be painted brown. i feel that these are actually creating more of an obstruction, a visual obstruction, and visual clutter, and i feel like this goes

it's actually -- the hill, dwight. at that point, i think it's actually on a 45° slope, so actually what appears to be from the photographs that verizon have posted, it appears to be more flat, but actually, i walk that hill every day to the bus stop, the number nine and the number eight go down san bruno avenue at dwight and paul, and i actually walk down there every day, and so i am very familiar with that hill, and i'm very familiar with the uphill. and so i just would like to note that when one is on an elevation, things actually appear lower than they do higher, so -- and it would be noted that these antennas -- yes, they are, 20, 21, almost 22 inches tall. this is quite a visual blight, i feel, on the crossbar, and they're going to be painted brown. and so brown is not the color of the sky. if they were supposed to be integrated into the actual view, they would not be painted brown. i feel that these are actually creating more of an obstruction, a visual obstruction, and visual clutter, and i feel like this goes

carter: i rise to remember and honor dwight emanuelson who passed at the age of 88. he served his community. after graduating from cornell university and was a successful broker that brought him to georgia and dwight worked in the financial services industry, his passion and love for his family is what dined him. dwight had a lifelong passion for art which he shared with the museum of art in savannah. he was enjoying outdoors with his children and grandchildren to improve the lives of others. i am proud to rise today to honor dwight and his service in georgia's first congressional district. my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek rebg anything? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise today to write a wrong. there was an op ed written about bob moses and most americans never heard of. i painfully agree. bob moses has never been given the c

it's always more fun to mess with dwight with an audience.the comedy fan. but not everything makes him laugh. he has very specific tastes. through a painstaking process of trial and error, i found out what he likes. and it's really weird. jim, come on. so juvenile. what the? you've been meatballed! dwight: ah. are you ready for some meatball? oh, man. this is not very clever, jim. i know. look for your stapler. really, jim? really? very funny. ok. good night. what's the haul? 32 meatballs. good day. that idiot's been feeding us for a week. we'll never have to buy meatballs again. [music playing] dunder mifflin. jessica, hi. how are you? oh, yay. that's so great to hear. i'm not going to be one of those exes who can't move on. they have their life, and i have mine. i'm taking an italian class. so far, i have learned tortellini, spaghettini, linguine. well, it's not so much a class as a restaurant. but i do monday, wednesday, friday from 7:00 to 9:00. i will patch you through right now. you sound really pretty today. ok. jessica i love you. tha

(dwight) pam wishes. [laughter] kelly, i'll take this one.epic battle with ravena, it symbolizes the battle between good and evil.a. all right, all right. this isn't lord of the rings. hey, polly. oops, sorry. sorry. i started biking to work. josh does it. and he lives a lot farther away than i do. and also, it saves gas money. it keeps me in shape. helps the environment. and now i know it makes me really sweaty for work. nice basket. thank you. now, a lot of people say that kelly is one in a million. and that's true, but it's also not true. because, frankly, there are literally billions of people just like kelly in the world. here are some famous indians. subrahmanyan chandrasekhar. he is a nobel-prize-winning physicist. impressive. apu, from the simpsons. hilarious indian. m. night shyamalan. the village, unbreakable, sixth sense. i see dead people. okay! spoiler alert. he was dead the whole time. just stop it! what's-- oh, wha-- [laughs] where did that come from? karen, my chips got stuck in the vending machine again. i need your... skinny

[laughs] [dwight laughs] [quietly] thanks.ht. >> not cool, man. >> [laughing] [thumps desk] [cheerful music] ♪ ♪ [car wash playing] >> there ain't no tellin' who you might meet ♪ ♪ a movie star ♪ ♪ or maybe even an indian chief ♪ ♪ workin' at the car wash ♪ >> oh no! i still have the lease on the michael scott paper company, so occasionally i will sneak down here for a little coffee and dancing. i actually dance all the time. tiptoeing around corporate, it is a ballet. when i am breaking all the rules, i'm break dancing. and expresso. guys, i'm scared. i'm really scared. i think i'm growing into a giant, because look at this normal-size coffee cup. looks so tiny in my giant hand now. anybody want to go to lunch with me later on? >> i do. >> okay, how about a woman? pam? >> oh, i can't do lunch. i was just sending you an email. jim and i need to leave early today to meet with our contractor. >> oh, really? okay. >> just sent it. >> what about the rest of you? at dunder mifflin, there is a very strict no-lunch-with-the-boss poli

it's actually -- the hill, dwight. at that point, i think it's actually on a 45° slope, so actually what appears to be from the photographs that verizon have posted, it appears to be more flat, but actually, i walk that hill every day to the bus stop, the number nine and the number eight go down san bruno avenue at dwight and paul, and i actually walk down there every day, and so i am very familiar with that hill, and i'm very familiar with the uphill. and so i just would like to note that when one is on an elevation, things actually appear lower than they do higher, so -- and it would be noted that these antennas -- yes, they are, 20, 21, almost 22 inches tall. this is quite a visual blight, i feel, on the crossbar, and they're going to be painted brown. and so brown is not the color of the sky. if they were supposed to be integrated into the actual view, they would not be painted brown. i feel that these are actually creating more of an obstruction, a visual obstruction, and visual clutter, and i feel like this goes

former 49er great brent jones, honored kettle will be first dwight howard award for his spirit and example he leads as a teammate. >> i never had a chance to meet the great 87, from the highlights, and the more i read about him i feel we would have been great friends. >> it is an honor. thank you very much, go 9ers. >> can't say it better than >>> the latest on the caldor fire tonight. right now, crews are stationed all over southlake tahoe trying to stop the progress of this monsterous fire. the fire burn 200,000 acres. homes are in danger. >> containment is at 18% right now 50,000 people are evacuated. we will have more on air, kpix.com and all of our social media [ child laughing ] [ dramatic music ] [ knocking ]

. >> dwight charge died after his battle with a.l.s. raised tonight goes to the >>> while most of the people have been evacuated, plenty of wildlife, one of the crews snapped the picture. that's a bear crossing highway 50. caldor fire has them wandering the streets. in south lake tahoe as well. luckily the bear seems to be okay. we home it stays that way >>> tonight, deadline day. president biden defending his withdrawal from america's longest war. the new images. the taliban inside the kabul airport after the final u.s. troops left afghanistan, inspecting u.s. aircraft. the president addressing the nation today, calling the withdrawal an extraordinary success, despite the deaths of u.s. troops, saying he had to choose between leaving or escalating. >> i was not going to extend this forever war. >> the president saying up to 200 americans remain there, breaking his promise to get them all out. and that image seen around the world, the last american soldier to leave afghanistan. tonight, what we've learned about him. >>> also the rising

the first dwight clark legacy series honored -- they helped so many former 49ers. former 49er great jones honored all protight end george kiddle with the first digit clark award. an example he leads as a teammate. >> i never had the chance to meet the great number 87. from the highlights and the more i read about him and the more i feel like we would have been great friends. honor to represent a legend. i appreciate it more than you know. thank you. go niners. >> shout out curt reynold whose had a who is who of folks helping him out with that event that. was a good time. that's enough. we will see you later. >>> it's 4:56. coming up live team coverage on the caldor fire. it's moving toward another famous ski resort. >>> we are live in south lake tahoe where the fire fight continues. firefighters trying to keep the massive fire away from the populated city center. we will tell you what has gone on overnight. what they are dealing with today coming up next. >>> and september 1st comes with a newman pavement who is now required to be vaccinated before they show up for

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in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch."ng the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> chair: good morning, and welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for september 27, 2021. i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman and connie chan. our clerk today is ms. alyssa samera a. do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. th

jerry clay was last seen on telegraph avenue near dwight way. according to police.at he may be wearing a white hooded sweatshirt with some light blue tight eye on it. black teens in cream colored shoes. police say jerry is also known to frequent emerson elementary school and is also familiar with malcolm x elementary school as well as the king child development center on ward street. police believe jerry may be on his way plans. in the south bay. it is about to get easier to fly to the biggest little city in the world. southwest airlines is once again running daily flights to reno from the san jose airport. >> the airline previously suspended service to do lack of travel during the pandemic. but will now offer one flight a day. a woman injured in a crash in san jose last month has died. the crash happened. august 25th in the area of rogers injunction avenues in san jose. police say she had been standing at the back of a parked minivan when the driver started to back up. e

joe montana to dwight clark in the corner of the end zone. >> we remember them so fondly and they're missed dearly every time we're here at the niners game, we think about both of them. a very special shirt. okay, let's go live to the field right now, where the green bay packers are on the field. they have been playing and warming up, practicing, getting ready, and the niners are starting to roll out. they're going to be warming up before the big game in about two hours from now. >> we're back in a moment. stay with us. i've always focused on my career. but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. and building it with my son has been my dream job. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com >>> welcome back to our pregame coverage of the 49ers versus the packers on sunday night football. before we go, we want you to check this out. a petaluma artist is painting a path to the super bowl right now

near dwight way. according to police. they say that he may be wearing a white hooded sweatshirt with some light blue tight eye on it. black teens in cream colored shoes. police say jerry is also known to frequent emerson elementary school and is also familiar with malcolm x elementary school as well as the king child development center on ward street. police believe jerry may be on his way plans. in the south bay. it is about to get easier to fly to the biggest little city in the world. southwest airlines is once again running daily flights to reno from the san jose airport. >> the airline previously suspended service to do lack of travel during the pandemic. but will now offer one flight a day. a woman injured in a crash in san jose last month has died. the crash happened. august 25th in the area of rogers injunction avenues in san jose. police say she had been standing at the back of a parked minivan when the driver started to back up. the driver has been cooperating with investigators. it is san jose's 42nd traffic dea

it was dwight houston who appointed to the supreme court, it was richard nixon, and gerald ford who govern largely from the center, it was ronald reagan who was the icon of the right. and yet federal spending rose. deficits were normalized. i love the sudden deficit hawks that emerged when they just don't want to spend money. so when somebody else's idea for money, the georgia accept view bush's except for this. george w. bush did not get nominated today by the republican party, not by the stand of immigration. and i think that the republican party broadly put has been in flight from fact and reason partly out of a frustration that the leader they sent to washington did not deliver on what they often campaigned on. and so that created a level of distrust and trump exasperated, and deepened it. none of those folks with the possible of section of richard nixon, although one richard nixon resigned he went home and didn't continue pressing. what separates the past from the president is this notion that you can simply change the rules you don't like. and you can tell a lie, and that that lie wi

decades of distrust, of a feeling of betrayal by the base of the party against the leadership it was dwight eisenhower who appointed earl warren to the supreme court. it was richard nixon and gerald ford who governed largely from the center it was ronald reagan who was the icon of the right, and yet federal spending rose. deficits were normalized i love this sudden deficit hawks that emerge when they just don't want to spend money, when somebody else's idea for money george h.w. bush was the embodiment of this george w. bush could not be nominated today by the republican party, not least because of his stand on immigration. and so i think that the republican party broadly put has been in flight from fact and reason, partly out of a frustration that the leaders they sent to washington did not deliver on what they often campaigned on. and so that created a level of distrust and trump exacerbated and deepened it. what none of those folks with the possible exception of richard nixon, although when richard nixon resigned, he went home and didn't continue pr pressing what separates the past from

have not had many stock number 4 is trinseo, a board member who happens to be the ceo of church and dwighth of the company. third most, at enterprise product partners, epd, the ceo, that pipeline company coming in for the second time this year with a buy of $520,000. number two, oscar health and a $1 million purchase for the ceo, who by the way, was a seller at their i.p.o. earlier this year, made a bundle of money so using some of that money, anyway, to come back in and actually buy more of oscr. but the most insider buying this week is a big one. it's at the retailer dsw shoe warehouse. the parent company is called designer brands. and its chairman is stepping up with a big $21.3 million buy now do note, he also bought 12.5 million worth of stock back in march when many retailers were still beaten up so he's making a very, very big bet, what 33 plus million bucks on his own company this year so dbi, designer brands, certainly a name to watch. there you go your top five. martin transport, trinseo, oscar health, designer brands, keep in mind these stocks have largely out performed the broa

people are like it is the retirement home of basketball players, you have dwight, carmelo, lebron, thisome. and lebron said we will show you what old men can do. >> absolutely. >> trevor: it feels like you have been in this position before but it feels like a completely different story every time. why did you say yes. why did you think this would be different? and what are you hoping to achieve? is it something you are trying to prove or in a different state of mind going into this next season. >> it is nothing i'm trying to prove, if i wouldn't have picked la i would have been at peace walking away from the game knowing i gave it everything i could, and i still couldn't win a championship. i would have been at peace with that. i would have been good. but now that i'm in the lakers, i can't be at peace without winning. so it just, you got to change, you know, you got to change your way of thinking, your perspective, but being out there at this point in time in my career, we hear all of it. we hear that they old and senior citizen at home with basketball, but we just know what we bring t

i went back to dwight eisenhower's book "crusade in europe."t to the death camps, he said the same day april 12, 1945 i saw my first or her camp. it was near the town of nova, never felt able to get the emotional reaction when i came face-to-face with the indisputable evidence of brutality against the and ruthless disregard of every shred of decency. after that time i had known about it only generally or through secondary sources, i am certain however that i have never at any other time experienced an equal sense of shock, i visited every nook and cranny of the camp because i sas my duty from then on to testify a firsthand about these things encase these these ever grew up at home the belief or assumption that the stories of nazi brutality were just propaganda. some members of the visiting party were unable to go through with the deal. i not only did so, but as soon as i return, to the patton's headquarters that evening, i sent communications to both washington and london urging the two governments to send recently -- eagerly to germany, a grou

near dwight avenue, not far from people's park. please call berkeley police if you see him. dan: we are in the middle of a flex alert. you know it is hot out there. that is asking california to say power so we do not overwhelm the great. we just found out there will be another one tomorrow. today's flex alert started at 4:00 and runs until 9:00 p.m.. the same times tomorrow. to say power, save your thermostat hire and avoid using major appliances. the flex alert was issued because it is sweltering hot. let's pray and spencer christian to explain just how hot it is. spencer: it certainly has been a hot day, let's look at current temperatures, you can see how much heat is still holding on in inland areas. 102 right now in brentwood come up mid to upper 90's at concord, livermore, all those locations topped out at 100 degrees or higher today. we are still collecting official highs, we had triple digits all over the inland, east bay and other inland locations. the high pressure as you can see on the satellite, is bring -- is sliding eastward, this low pressure system is where to

susan eisenhower, author and granddaughter of dwight d.enhower, moderated the discussion. >> let me just say that it is really a thrill to talk on again, and as i had some experience as a child with what it is like to be in the company of people who wield enormous power, to observe the, both the pressures of the job along with the loneliness, you might say, of power, and obviously, it comes with privilege but also great sacrifice. lynne, you have said over time that you have carved out a remarkable career for yourself. this proximity to power probably started for you when your husband dick cheney became chief of staff to gerald ford. >> and i didn't see him for two years. >> is that right? >> that's sort of the way it is. but i was so interested in what he was doing that he learned to come home at night and tell me what he had done all day. so that's a really fascinating inside look. you and i were joking before. if you're the president of the united states, you're called potus. if you are the first lady of the united states, you are calle

and then in 1952 the country elected a new president, dwight d. eisenhower. he was a west point graduate, graduated in 1915, and then four years after he graduated, in 1919, he accompanied an army con soy that went from -- convoy that went from the west coast to the east coast. and that journey took 62 days. and it appalled eisenhower. he was really, in a lot of ways, disgusted by it. he saw army vehicles getting stuck in mud. that was the condition of roads back then, really crude, primitive pathways for vehicles to travel on. and he recognized that this was a real problem. it was a problem for the economy because it hampered economic development. when you have transportation networks that are that crude, it impedes the transportation, the movement of goods and services. he also as a military man recognized that represented a threat to national security. in case of an emergency, you couldn't move military vehicles very easily along those kinds of roadways. is so i think that experience had a formative impact on him. it stuck in the back of his mind. and then

. >> everything dwight does annoys me. >> did you get your tickets? >> to what?y or may not like. that must be what they're identifying with. >> i manage my department, and i've been doing that for several years now. and god, i've learned a lot of life lessons along the way. >> your department's just you, right? >> yes, jim, but i'm not easy to manage. >> it was the biggest sitcom on nbc, and nbc was really sold on these quirky workplace sitcoms. >> with "30 rock" i wanted to see how far we could push a premise that you can trace back to "mary tyler moore." and the first version of it i pitched was set in a news environment. and nbc passed on it and said, no, write more of what you know. >> we were there at "30 rock," we were there at "snl." we knew what went on in the office. >> let's get into the first commercial parody. we were trying to think of a funnier cereal name. the favorite options so far include honey bunches of sadness, oat bung, and swastikos. >> fruit lupus. >> fart nuggets. >> "30 rock" is about a woman who ends up being a kind of a caretaker for

in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> we are right now in outer richmond in the last business area of this city. this area of merchants is in the most western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden ga

>> kind of like that, yeah. [ laughter ] dwight yoakam wanted to make a video where you would just startots all the way to this front desk. and you'd hear a voice say, "welcome back, mr. thornton." [ laughter ] then do a video from that. >> jimmy: when you moved to l.a., what was going on? were you a carouser? were you like -- were you out having a really good time? >> you know -- i was poverty stricken. but somehow managed to have a good time in the '80s. yeah, i got here in '81, i guess it was. we had -- my buddies and i had a bermuda triangle of sin, which was we would go to a place called the club lingerie on sunset. which is no longer there. we would go to that place and see whatever band was there, which was usually dred zeppelin. and saw dr. john there. then we would go next door to the hollywood athletic club, shoot pool. we would end up at the cat and fiddle across the street. i mean, they were all just like that. >> jimmy: that was your regular rotation? >> that was our regular rotation. >> jimmy: people knew you there? >> unfortunately, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they did. do

police say jari clay had been last seen on telegraph avenue near dwight way, but he was found earlier tonight. and that's the good news. >> was a 2 bay area. counties have required every person to wear a mask in sight in public places. here are the latest covid-19 infection numbers for each county reported as of yesterday 41 in alameda county. 109 in contra, costa county 14 are in 22 in napa, 85 in san francisco, all places that require masks indoors. san mateo county reported 50 new cases yesterday. 312 in santa clara county 87 in seminole county and a 165 in sonoma county. each of those counties with the exception of solano county has also required masking indoors with covid cases slowing in some counties. can we expect to see counties relaxing those mask mandates kron four's terisa stasio live in our newsroom with more on what could be could be around the corner. theresa, i was going to say it all really comes down to that one particular word. >> that could be those numbers do reflect that downward trend in some counties. last time that happened. most counties lifted their mandate.

because they heard dwight rather than with our thoughts and prayers. and then with the guns, and eisenhower never thought this was a plausible idea, and he was shocked that anybody could be that mistaken in what a strategic leader would do to perhaps put american troops 4 500 miles behind enemy lines. and eisenhower liked to play golf, and he probably didn't know that people behind him were not to excite violence. and yet, he saw violence at tiananmen, and giving him the fundamental problem of words to reverberate. and here he falls back on the first principles which says that he still believed in free market, and he still believed in freedom, and he still believed in the inexhaustible for freedom generated with i ability to move along in the west. so when others call for bush to isolate china, and remove the trade relations with china, and diplomatic trade with china, and even though bush was ob live yatliterated in the polls for doing so. but what we had was exposure to the political virus. he writes letters behind the scenes and envoys to the chines

and then he echoes something that dwight d. eisenhower, the president in the 1950s had said about vietnam, he warned, if you let vietnam fall, all of asia could fall to communism. eisenhower called this the domino effect. johnson, the democrat, seconded it and agreed with the premise that his republican president counterpart in the 'as had said. all of asia could fall if the united states doesn't honor its commitment to south vietnam. and he also talked about the potential bloodbath that could occur if north vietnam was allow to take over south vietnam, hundreds of thousands of innocents would lose their livgs so he made a moral case as well. so political, geopolitical, moral, these were grounds upon which he placed the american involvement in vietnam. and again, americans overwhelmingly supported this commitment. both in congress, and the public. so we begin in a sense of kind of a public consensus about the war in vietnam, as being necessary, and even more good, and honorable, and appropriate, and necessary commitment to the

in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch." leading the niners to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. witho

over by those tanks believed that they were about to receive americans support because they heard dwight eisenhower say we will support you. eisenhower very clearly did not mean anything other than aide with our, so called, thoughts and prayers. but instead, they thought he was going to send supplies, maybe guns, maybe money, maybe even troops. eisenhower, by the way, never once for an instant thought this was an idea. he was shocked that anyone could be that fundamentally mistaken and what a strategic leader would do as to perhaps put american troops 400 or 500 miles behind the nuclear enemy in the midst of a crisis. bush knew this history. bush had grown up playing golf with eisenhower. his dad was one of eisenhower's favorite golf buddies, largely because he was perhaps the only one who would not let eisenhower win, or cheat. and he understood that when people were in the streets, he had a fundamental responsibility to make sure he did not do anything to excite violence, to incite violence, if you will. yet he saw violence occur at tiananmen. that gave him a fundamental problem, that

an amazing one and carrie underwood and dwight yoakam perform and it is crazy good. >> i'll put you onpeople would agree and i think they'll be excited to see luke combs and luke bryan. i don't think you can have a bad performance for the show so you have to tune in to the whole show. >> what happens behind the scenes. give me a speneak peek and brin me back there when you're waiting to take the stage. >> we're all kind of in our buses, chilling. that night understand it was so hot in nashville so all of us were trying, the girls to not sweat. i was trying hard to keep cool. we were all just mingling happy to be in the same place again, haven't seen each other in so long, it's nice to come together as a country music family. >> we are excited to see you take the stage. thank you so much. the cma summer jam airs at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. we'll be right back. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he

in 1982, the game-winning touchdown pass from joe montana to dwight clark was known as "the catch."s to their first super bowl. the 49ers hosted eight n.f.c. championship games including the 2001 season that ended with a loss to the new york giants. in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> what we're trying to approach is bringing more diversity to our food. it's not just the old european style food. we are seeing a lot of influences, and all of this is because of our students. all we ask is make it flavorful. [♪♪♪] >> we are the first two-year culinary hospitality schoo