we did it like grandpa earl did.e were honest and hard-working and treated the world as it is and not how we wish it were. i walked out of some very quiet rooms in europe. [applause] we had a restrained foreign policy, but when the situation so required, we came hard and heavy. i sent messages repeatedly to bad guys around the world and said if you touch an american, you will pay dearly. [applause] now we all know that strength tours bad guys, weakness begets war and we wanted to stay out of wars. we did. i was with the president on many trips and he would say i am going to put america first as the president of the united states and i expect you will put your people first and we will work together to accomplish this for both, and we did that. [applause] america first is right for america. it is right for each of us. it secures our freedom and the entire world benefits when we are fearless and bold and strong. the pairs climate -- the paris climate cord -- accord, we got out. it was a fantasy for diplomats want to vir

earl was behind all of that. earl had a vision for tiger. earl pushed tiger in a way that there was a lot of joy. this wasn't a parent that was pushing his son and making him do something. this was a willing guy that wanted to be taught by his father. earl was very influential. he taught him the mental discipline, the toughness that he was going to need and be required to win on the pga tour. to be a major champion. earl was a huge, huge influence in not only his golf game but his entire upbringing and the demeanor and the decorum that he showed all of these years. so earl unfortunately passed away several years ago. there had been a void in tiger's life like for any son to have lost their father. but earl, earl instilled a lot of this mental toughness in to tiger and obviously with his military background. we saw some of that. so much so that tiger during part of the prime of his career went off to train with the military seals. something else that should be brought out here that we just talked about how tough he is physically, tiger woods

bin, keith earls winding it _ of us would resumed, two in the sin bin, keith earls winding it all -two in the sin bin, keith earls winding it all off- bin, keith earls winding it all off with a winger�*s 1—2 is ireland finally got up and running in this year's tournaments.— finally got up and running in this year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, year's tournaments. really proud of the lads. they _ year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, they are _ year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, they are strong _ year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, they are strong as - year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, they are strong as a - year's tournaments. really proud of the lads, they are strong as a groupi the lads, they are strong as a group and showed our true character today and showed our true character today and that is what we asked for them. it's an old wives tale that the irish think that sponsors the tournament doesn't travel well. this afternoon italy, at least rugby team did. it's also been a busy day of domestic rugby. bristol bears stay top of th

a bit earl , what is the latest from there? a bit early. really. _ what is the latest from there? a bit early. really. for— what is the latest from there? a bit early, really, for any _ what is the latest from there? 3 it early, really, for any updates on his condition of a night, we hope we spent a restful night here, you heard in the report that he was brought in yesterday afternoon. it sounds like he has been ill for a couple of weeks now, but that positive test for covid—19 came last week, and clearly there was an issue with his breathing yesterday which meant that he was brought here to the hospital. interesting to hear those comments from well—wishers, the prime minister, the leader of the prime minister, the leader of the opposition, and from michael vaughan as well, talking about him being an inspiration. of course, he has given us so much inspiration and optimism, so much positivity, really, and it is important to try

so even though it took congress five months longer than it would have taken earl warren to integratelunch counters and even though the negotiation with moderates caused them to water down the 1964 built in some ways , it was still worth it. >> .. >> .. i think that is a lot and i think we walked law something by kicking it over to these undemocratic. >> the chapter is beautiful and goes along with your chapter on justice of the mayor some ways in that the daley machine for all, in a way the transsexualism disgusts boomers because it's not idealistic but also because the transactional is him model of politics in a city machine has accountability which boomers can't stand and so the daley machine, if you come to the daley machine with a problem from your neighborhood or from your ethnic neighborhood the daley machine will ask you how many votes can you deliver at who you represent and if you represent someone significant the daley machine often finds a way to make the resources go where they are needed and go where the people want them ultimately and make the bargains between different

now, grandpa earl, always said what was on his mind he was prate rough cut.e 1930s, grandpa earl was the sheriff of mitchell county, kansas population day a little bit less than 6500. my mother dorothy was one of earl's grace ten kids and richard the last of the lon lot and run for reelection of sheriff, and richard decided that you know there was good money that was really good money in home made gym. [laughter] so for a basement everything was good. plus the campaign and bootleg business all good. until exploded in the basement it blew up basement and the camping. grandpa earl was a one term sheriff in richard county he moved family a little further south where he raised my mother in wellington opened a pool hall how's that going best chili in kansas. i tell that story because i think there's a couple of things that we thoughts of who believe and part of the conservative movement for so long can learn from this, first, he was a great sheriff. and he was regarded as such because he never tried to be anything he wasn't. and he was never afraid to tell people

so even though it took congress five months longer than it would have taken earl warren to integrate lunch counters and even though the negotiation was moderate, caused them to water down the 1964 bill insome ways , it was still worth it. in order to have america fix its race problem democratically and that what had been lost under thecooler domination of the civil rights . they prefer to sort out these problems inthe courts . and we watched these transactional compromises. that democracy and legislators rightly entail. i think that's a loss. i think we've lost something by kicking civil-rights completely over to these undemocratic lesions. >> the chapter is beautiful and it goes along with your chapter on sonja so the mayor in some ways and that the daily machine for all in a way that transsexualism discussed boomers because it's not idealistic but also because the transaction owes him model of politics in the city machine has accountability which boomers can't stand. and so the daily machine if you come to the daily machine with a problem from your, from your ethnic neighborhood ,

we did it like grandpa earl did.e were honest and hard-working and treated the world as it is and not how we wish it were. i walked out of some very quiet rooms in europe. [applause] we had a restrained foreign policy, but when the situation so required, we came hard and heavy. i sent messages repeatedly to bad guys around the world and said if you touch an american, you will pay dearly. [applause] now we all know that strength tours bad guys, weakness begets war and we wanted to stay out of wars. we did. i was with the president on many trips and he would say i am going to put america first as the president of the united states and i expect you will put your people first and we will work together to accomplish this for both, and we did that. [applause] america first is right for america. it is right for each of us. it secures our freedom and the entire world benefits when we are fearless and bold and strong. the pairs climate -- the paris climate cord -- accord, we got out. it was a fantasy for diplomats want to vir

i never knew that at the same time congress was deliberating that act, earl warren at the supreme court was preparing to issue a ruling that would have accomplished essentially the same thing. the supreme court had just heard what was known as the sit in cases where the black activists came to private cafÉs and restaurants that had white only policies and when they called and said leave my store they shooed them saying this is a violation of the 14th amendment on the same argument as brown the board. the fact that you are a private establishment makes no difference. so if the supreme court had ruled in favor of this which earl warren was prepared to do, that would have accomplished the same thing as integrating private businesses and cafÉs. he withheld those decisions and he thought if congress is going to pass this act and take the heat off me, let's wait and see what congress does and of course congress did pass the act and spared earl warren having the issues of the controversy. but that revelation that that is an alternate path of history that could have taken, that really made me c

harlin earls was driving last month when his gps led him to an unplowed road. cell phone service. but instead of panicking, earls used camping supply toes cut wood and build a fire. he melted snow into drinking water. when the storm finally stopped, earls hiked to an area where he called for help. wow. >>> now, sunday will be super for football fans as well as some of the nation's biggest restaurant chains. the agriculture department says super bowl is second only to thanksgiving as america's largest eating holiday. dominos is likely to sell 2 million pies and it's interesting to note that while most restaurants have struggled during the pandemic, that hasn't been the case for places that sell pizza and chicken wings. sales actually grew by double digits. not surprised to hear that. pizza is a comfort food for so many people and it's so easy. >> sounds good, even at this hour. >>> we are looking at another beautiful day today. if you don't want to cook or barbecue, it would be definitely the order this afternoon as temperatures once again will be well above ave

harlin earls was driving last month when his gps led him to an unplowed road. he lost cell phone service. but instead of panicking, earls used camping supply toes cut wood and build a fire. he melted snow into drinking water. when the storm finally stopped, earls hiked to an area where he called for help. wow. >>> now, sunday will be super for football fans as well as some of the nation's biggest restaurant chains. the agriculture department says super bowl is second only to thanksgiving as america's largest eating holiday. dominos is likely to sell 2 million pies and it's interesting to note that while most restaurants have struggled during the pandemic, that hasn't been the case for places that sell pizza and chicken wings. sales actually grew by double digits. >>> it is sort of comforting i suppose to have something like the super bowl happening. it is kind of like we're living living room in normal times. >> almost. temperatures well above average yesterday. we saw some 70s. and san jose today, we should be in the upper 50s to near 60 and we're running 30%

if i can find it, right here is earl warren.hat was the last time it rained until 2006, when our grand marshal was sandra day o'connor. another sitting justice of the supreme court. we have a rule, we will never again have a sitting supreme court justice as grand marshal of the parade. here is richard nixon, the first of two times he was a grand marshal. this was when he was a senator. we are going to see gerald ford and, somewhere buried in here, is a guy named ronald reagan when he was governor of the state of california. if we look up above, we don't always have living grand marshals. kermit the frog, mickey mouse, we had sully sullenberger who landed the plane and saved 128 people in the hudson river several years ago. and that brings us to the time when we should go out and take a look at the queen and court room talk about the rose queens. let's take a look at the portrait on the wall of the rose queen. the 101st for the 130th parade. this is queen louise. this is basically the way we refer to the queen. just "queen" and t

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and spare earl warren with those controversial rulings.the revelation that this is an alternate path of history that could have taken where the act was never passed and southern lunch counters by supreme court resolutions, would that have been better, come down in february rather than summer and 5 months of integrated lunch counters, to wheat next to their fellow citizens. so obviously the supreme court option has that going for it but we would have lost the opportunity to make a democratic statement against segregation as a nation. even though it took congress five months later to integrate lunch counters, even though the negotiation with moderates caused them to water down in some ways it was still worth it in order to have america fix its race problems democratically and that has been lost under boomer domination of civil rights, they prefer to sort out these problems in the courts and lost transactional compromising spirit that democracy and legislative wrangling and that is a lot. we lost something by kicking civil rights to these und

we note that henry williams, our captain and earl sanders, i can read are no longer with us but theyere always remain in our hearts and be respected for what they have given of themselves to ensure we had these wonderful noble professions. next slide please. the osj has continued to work with our community and to include an annualscholarship and mentorship program for our youth . next slide. this will be the last one. today we are responsible for hiring over 475 sworn black members in san francisco police department. interestingly, less than 25 legacy black officers have joined sfpd. at this moment please join me in a moment of silence in honor of our fallen osj warriors. in closing, we confirm that we are dedicated peace officers. we are officers in general, we are not just an association. we are a movement area that we stand for all marginalized cultures and sexual orientations. as one mind, one follower for truth and equality, where not going to let nobody turn us around. and with that in mind and since this is reform, we are optimistic that we will witness another black member of

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idea that the people of no will power the people in larger bodies people don't have a will power earle's they wouldn't carry excess weight because we're told so often that that's all it takes to lose weight go to the gym follow this diet program you know if you just stick to it you'll get their. public health officials were sure that a little personal willpower was all it would take to slay obesity. exercise more became the mantra of the 2 thousands would go around the world. so let's start moving let's start pushing twisting climbing and raising the roof let's start moving more every day for 30 minutes or 60 and if you feel like stopping you can always start back up let's start moving to it's so easy for us to look at a person and say they have such willpower they're so moral and strong and then look at someone with a weight problem and attribute all of these negative traits oh they're just weak they don't have willpower it's not at the individual level it's not individual willpower and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic hey everybody you know getting act

now, i think it was a bit over the top for earl to describe him as the next ganldy or the next mandela, but as a dad he said those things, but he was right about the golf, and sure enough tiger came out and said hello, world, back in 1996. won a tournament right away as he turned pro and won the masters in 1997 which really was the -- the moment when he -- he said hello, world. i'm in charge here and when america fell in love with him. that's been since 1997. so look at all this time that has passed, and he's lived three or four lifetimes in terms of the various problems, and, of course, the incredible highs of winning golf tournaments. >> christ i'm, you've been extraordinary. let me thank you and also ask you to stay with me. i want to go now though to andy scholes, our cnn sports anchor, and, andy. do you have any update on his condition? how is he doing? >> reporter: you know, i don't have any other update, brooke, than what we've been hearing, you know, the reports and what his agent said that he's in the hospital and, you know, our heart just breaks seeing those images that have

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here is the harley earl trophy that awaits tonight's winner. he receives a miniature of this big one that he's going to -- may need help hoisting by the time this is over. hey, you never forget your first time, right? >> the first time i was in daytona, dad and i decided to come down here and tackle speed week. i'll never forget it. he bought him a brand-new dually. we come down here, the thing blew up halfway. he was so mad. we got down here, borrowed somebody's truck and had to hopscotch trailers back and forth to work on them at the motel every night. it was miserable, but we had a ton of fun. i think we actually came over and took a tour of daytona. somehow, some way, it led to all this, and here i am standing right next to the legend himself. it's pretty crazy how life works. >> it certainly is. i remember the first time driving by this track. i was racing also on dirt, came back here. we didn't go in the infield or anything. just came by and, wow, how big this place is. i'll tell you one other thing real quick. the first time i came here

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personal messages from the platform in order to trace suspected capital rioters listing commentator earl rasmussen told this innocent people these things could have been caught up in this sweep a lot of people don't realize i mean a lot of your vision you dated well you know the thing is that. facebook changes your policy and what may have been acceptable. 6 months ago may not today and in they may come back and go oh you did this and that's against our policy so we're banning for most people i would say hundreds of thousands of people really did nothing illegal whatsoever there you had if you had some absolutely but but the majority of people in fact some people that are being turned in and turned over investigator were not in the capitol they were perhaps on the capitol grounds but that's completely equal eat well until recently completely legal and open and public space so there was really no violation of any type of wall whatsoever but we've kind of twisted that and interpret it differently and facebook seems to be and i would gather other social media platforms are turning over exte

the monster neighborhood of earl is just a stone's throw away from diddling a pond if anything goes wrong with the excavation site this will be the 1st place affected wants to make christina fleckenstein spoke with residents. that's you have kind of a huge amount was going up on no one thought about how dangerous it was for the environment and for the people here. in madison. vick. talking flares you know point being scared if they wouldn't try to stop a cleanup because it has to be done with a noise me is that they took so long to act like. that. in the end the government agreed to help fund the cleanup painstaking operation has begun to reopen our building. and engineering firm was brought in one experienced in clearing chemical weapons it's boss applauds the lower saxony government for showing in take on the whole he says german politicians are far too reluctant when it comes to dealing with the almost 200 suspects contaminated by chemical weapons. don't want to go. on in the early 1990 s. the federal office for the environment pushed for research to get an overview of the situation on

over a proposed law to make social networks pay publishers for news content caliber has called with earl abuse of power r t satirist in chief simon wright gives us his take. australia's government is fully coming to terms with the fact that facebook has told it where to go and there's nothing you can do about it might use what happened social media giant facebook has followed through on a script restricting people in australia from viewing news content or desire streaming you know it's better to someone with an australian accent explain that so this morning if you visit a news science and astronomy side by the social media platform you'll find there are no posts you can't view washington news articles. we know it is australia could just be there wasn't any news that day so the australian government wants facebook to pay for content which is shared on its platform but made by other media organizations those media organizations make the point and it's a good one that they pay to produce this stuff but big tech like facebook benefits for free facebook gave the completely b.s. response that

because 30 years ago, your grandfather's business partner and best friend, earl chambers, stole his rolodex with all of his clients and started his own company on a day that is now known as black wednesday afternoon.

earl passed away several years ago, i believe it was 2006.eople could be, and there were more than a few people who noted that when tiger won the masters in 2019, he came off the golf course and gave a big hug to his son, and when he won his first masters back in 1997, he came off the golf course and gave a big hug to his father. so, you know, his story, his family is interwoven into it as it is for so many of us, just for so many of us, we don't live with the scrutiny that he has lived with. >> we have had that image up throughout our coverage, and it is so remarkable and we've talked about some reporting in "the new york times" about him playing a round of golf in a tournament with his son, and all i know, all i've gleaned from the reporting is that his son has a beautiful swing. does his son have interest in competing or is that not known at this point? >> well, here's what we do know, nicole. we actually just broadcast an event on nbc sports in december that we've been doing for many, many years. it was once known as the father-son challe

, six for ireland in all beating italy is always a good way to feel better about yourself as keith earlsh of this weekend looks fine and settled and sunny, thanks to high—pressure. but there is still a weak weather front affecting northern parts of the country through today. that's bringing rather grey, leaden skies for parts of scotland and also northern ireland, with a bit of mist, also some drizzle. but a huge contrast further south — much of england and wales is bright with plenty of sunshine, and after the chilly start, that slightly stronger sunshine is getting to work, so it'll feel quite mild out there, but the next few days, pretty similar, largely dry with variable cloud, some sunshine and nights will continue to be chilly. there's that weather front across northern areas which will tend to fizzle away as we move through the latter part of the day. high pressure dominating the scene for those light winds as well across the board. a little bit of cloud across scotland and northern ireland, the remnants of that weather front further south for england and wales, largely clear skie

this was one of earl warren's very last cases. he retired in june 23, 1969, two weeks after the decision. some up the warren court for us. ? >> the warren court was noted for being, upholding a lot of civil liberties, uncivil lights -- on civil rights particularly. it is interesting with this brandenberg case because, it is at the very end of the warren court, and certainly marks a very strong marker of protecting speech, but to some extent, the credit for the development of the free-speech principal has to go to the earlier justices of holmes and brandeis, because although this was a warren court decision, the principles they adopted and established in this case were developed further in rich detail in those earlier decisions. >> one of the other interesting stories is about justice hugo black, who wrote one of the concurrences. he was in one time a member of the ku klux klan. he left in 1925. we told you that the 1920's was the height of clan membership. he was a former u.s. senator from alabama. when he was appointed to the cou

since the event started earl last provide? since the event started early last week, _ provide?the _ provide? since the event started early last week, the salvation i provide? since the event started i early last week, the salvation army has been working to open all of our facilities so that people will have a warm place to go and stay. just like you mentioning your story, there are a lot of people running out of food, water is definitely becoming a huge issue for us. and we done everything we can from our main hub to start supplying as many folks as we can with water, food products and of course blankets and warm coats. we are working diligently with all of our vendors to try and secure food boxes so that we can take those out and start delivering them across the state. we are hoping to receive up to 20 lorry loads of food boxes in the next week or so. it is remarkable, just that basic need that need to be met. we heard thatjoe biden has approved this declaration of a major disaster for texas which will release more funds. from a national level. what difference does that make o

this is earle li start. i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. exactly 5 a.m. in new york. president trump's historic second impeachment trial set to kick off tomorrow. several key questions remain unanswered. will there be any witnesses and how long will the trial go? there's talk trump will be acquitted this time. that does not mean the

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or earl little as an activist in james baldwin stepfather and as a response and it's ridiculous if they are good or bad influences they want more simply because of their gender and to change that narrative we are influencing our children and showcasing it from this perspective with a clear the inherited from their mothers to reevaluate how they think about parenthood but also leadership generally and we need to distance ourselves from that so baldwin was a writer and a poet and she believed in confronting the darkness for the light and the hope and then to describe the talent from her with that perspective and said many times he wants to be a witness to the power of light and truth thinking about the darkness and not hiding from it but confronting and finding a path forward and we think about mlk junior and his mother and maternal grandparents make ebenezer baptist what it is today hope for civil rights and combining states for social justice that working what they would want us to have here on earth with everybody having equal rights focusing on justice this is when she is raised even