how bad did it get for earl? well. >> their stories of people defecating on has been stories of people peeing on his bed. their stories. people let him. >> he the only one in the fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge >> black people. there be no women. there be no asians. there be no hispanics. there be no he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he

those are fighting words are all that's, that's, that's a declaration. earl. go ahead. yeah, peter, the one interesting thing i didn't see is that mister shoulds did not specifically mention nordstrom to in his responses if they all. busy were united together by even one press. he did not mentioned germany in x in north spring to was it's not just a german russia project, but it was actually requested and i the germans. yeah, absolutely. and so it's interesting that we've got mr. biting kind of dictating what the status can to and where it's going to go. and then we also have a bill here. everyone probably knows the protecting european energy chief security act, which kind of the u. s. is concerned about energy security and in russia or in europe. absolutely not. it's, it's to, it's to make europe more dependent on the u. s. is to also keep them down economically. further, i'd slate that contain russia of, but russia just serves energy will just turn to china will take in asia or take most of what they have very little loss any the sanctions that are being applied. and

to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, earl rasmussen in washington, he's the executive vice president of the racial center in new york. we have medea benjamin. she is an authoring co founder of co pink, and in london we crossed to marcus papadopoulos. he's an historian analyst, an author of the book, arise, rossi, and the return of russia to world politics are crossed up rules and effect. that means you can jump in in time you want, and i would appreciate it. ok, let's start with media with start off with you. or you have a fascinating article in anti war dot com and in common dreams and it's very sustained message support. everyone reading a memo to congress, diplomacy for ukraine is spelled m i n s k, which of course minsk, wrap it again in a nutshell. what is your argument for in this article? and why did you write it? and why did you send it to congress? go ahead of very concerned that congress is moving ahead with these bills that introduce these draconian sanctions that would hurt ordinary russian people and in all of europe and perhaps the global economy and rush

host: joining us on the washington journal is representative earl blumenauer, longtime member of congress from oregon, democrat. he works on trade and fiscal issues among other things. congressman, we want to start with where we left off this morning andi

how bad did it get for earl? well. >> their stories of people defecating on has been stories of people peeing on his bed. their stories. people. let him. >> he the only one in the fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge the >> black people are women. there be no asians. there be no hispanics. there be no. he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he did

host: joining us on the washington journal is representative earl blumenauer, longtime member of congress from oregon, democrat. he works on trade and fiscal issues among other things. congressman, we want to start with where we left off this morning and did you see what mitch mcconnell had to say yesterday about january 6? guest: i did. host: what is your reaction as a democrat? guest: i did indeed and it is a welcome response to have republican leadership repudiating this effort of denial. he was forthright. it is consistent with the concerns he had after the insurrection but i was pleased he came forward. two courageous republicans should not be penalized for telling the truth and standing up for the constitution and their principles. host: where were you january 6,

how bad did it get for earl? well. >> their stories of people defecating on has been stories of people peeing on his their stories. people let him. >> he the only one fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge >> black people. there be no women. there be no asians to be no hispanics. there be no he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he did so with dign

how bad did it get for earl? well. >> their stories of people defecating on has been stories of people peeing on his their stories. people. let him. >> he the only one fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge to be known. >> black people there be no women. there be no asians to be no hispanics. there be no he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he did

it is still a struggle to get our balance. >> earl blumenauer works on strayed issues.air of the trade subcommittee of the ways and means committee. so we want to talk a little bit about trade. there's a little article in "the washington post" this morning that the u.s. trade deficit record high in 2021, $859 billion. what's your take? >> well, what that represents is people trying to reconnect with supply chains that have been dramatically disrupted. there are a number of goods that come from overseas that we haven't been able to get access to. and what you're seeing here is an effort to try and do that. there are other disruptions that are going to take a while. we continue to be strong in the goods -- rather, in services. but i think that this is an aberration that is going to quiet a little bit going forward. the legislation that we enacted, getting tough on some of the chinese efforts to exploit some of the loopholes in our tax laws like the de minimis provision that's allowed them to send 2 million packages a day into the united states, not paying tariffs, not bei

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host: earl blumenauer works on trade issues. he is chair of the trade subcommittee of the ways and means committee. we want to talk a little bit about trade. there is an article in the washington post that the u.s. trade deficit, record high in 2021, $859 billion. what is your take on that? guest: what that represents his people trying to reconnect with supply chains that have been dramatically disrupted. there are a number of goods that come overseas we have not had access to. what you are seeing here is an effort to do that. there are other disruptions that are going to take a wild. we continue to be strong in service says but i think this is an operation that is going to quiet a little bit going forward. the legislation we enacted getting tough on the chinese efforts to exploit the loopholes in our tax laws like the provision that allowed them to send two million packages a day in the united states, not paying tariffs, not being inspected, getting under an artificial limit, our legislation would correct that. it is a step tow

host: earl blumenauer was here earlier, he said he was working with you on a cannabis bill? caller: yes, i -- guest: i am failed to state reform act in november and it has gotten accolades, endorsed by americans for prosperity, a veterans group and a law enforcement group. it also got an endorsement by normal. it deschudules cannabis. we should not be scheduling it like a schedule one drug like heroin or opioids. and we should be able to study it, if it is as good as people say it is for medical services. we should be able to research it and make recommendations. but the act also recognizes the rights of every state in the country. all but three have some form of cannabis reform in their states. south carolina, we made a cbd and hemp legal. florida has medical cannabis. california and colorado have full adult use. this bill recognizes the state'' rights, that we will recognize the laws of every state to make decisions on what they want to do, whether it is cbd or full adult use. i try to also bring republicans and democrats together, there is something for everyone in here.

the mural is in the western edition on earl gauge jr. street. he joined the san francisco fire department in 1955. for the first 12 years of his career he was the only black person in the agency and faced rampant discrimination on the job. but he stood strong and paved the way for better diversity in the department and city leadership. >> earl gauge sacrificed and went through a very challenging time so that so many of us can have opportunities. so today we celebrate his legacy. >> gauge died in 2017 at the age of 90. >>> up next, coming back after one year on hold. the major event celebrating black history that will have people marching and dancing in the bay area this weekend. >>> he has a problem with his bike. she's got a problem with her bank. between them 1,000 bucks on the line. a lot of money. this friday nbc bay area responds to both of them. hey, jeff. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm tracking some cloud cover out here in the pacific. i'll show you what this means for your weekend bachlkt . >>> whether you are riding a mot

harvard law and in just three years after graduating from harvard, he returned to school professor earl in which he inspired generations of jurors in public servants. and held a few occupations as well, he served our country as a corporal in the united states army and the army reserve, he was a different supreme court justice goldberg, member of the watergate special prosecutor's office, and chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee which i am honoredf to chair. and he was appointed to the u.s. court of appeals, for the first circuit, where he served for nearly 14 years before his confirmation to the united states supreme court. i might add for the record, on the confirmation to the court was 89 - seven that was about it was remarkable to show the strength and support for the man whose politics was very core unclear as he served and the senate judiciary committee and lead counsel for many years and justice stephen g. breyer record was nothing short of awe inspiring, from the voting rights to the women's productive reproductive freedoms, from criminal justice to consumer protection

earl junior was ypbounced from firehouse to firehouse because he received so many racial threats ande station was number 16 of the cow hollow neighborhood. you can read the full story about earl gage junior's life and legacy on kron 4 dot com. >> up next, a new documentary takes us from bill cosby's fall from america's dad to fall from america's dad to predator. will hear fr oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> and that is. >> comedian director and palo alto native w come out. bell is opening up about his latest production called we need to talk about cosby through the documentary bell grapples with cosby's controversy, a legacy and addr

he tells us how earl gauge junior blazed a path from minority firefighters.nny day at rosa parks elementary school, another civil rights icon, was honored. a mural featuring earl gauge jr. san francisco's first black firefighter, was officially unveiled. fire captain sherman tillman was instrumental in getting the mural and a nearby street named in honor of the trailblazing man. we all black latino. asian women, lgbtq all stand on his shoulders because before old gauge junior there wasn't any minorities in the fire department engaged started in the department in 1955. the same year, rosa parks refused to move to the back of the bus. he too struggled with racial prejudice, with his fellow firefighters, threatening to throw him off a roof and threatening his family. he spent years having to bring his own mattress to station houses because none of the other firefighters would share with a black man. his daughter was on hand for the dedication and says for 12 years her father stood as the only black firefighter on the job and carried the burden of paving the way

a mural featuring earl gauge jr. san francisco's first black firefighter, was officially unveiled.man was instrumental in getting the mural and a nearby street named in honor of the trailblazing man. we all black latino. asian women, lgbtq all stand on his shoulders because before old gauge junior there wasn't any minorities in the fire department engages started in the department in 1955. the same year, rosa parks refused to move to the back of the bus. he too struggled with racial prejudice, with his fellow firefighters, threatening to throw him off a roof and threatening his family. he spent years having to bring his own mattress to station houses because none of the other firefighters would share with a black man. his daughter was on hand for the dedication and says for 12 years her father stood as the only black firefighter on the job and carried the burden of paving the way for those who would follow. accepted the challenge behind it, but at the same time he shared that. yes, he struggled. he struggled with continuing forward and continuing with the pressures of being the onl

host: earl blumenauer works on trade issues.ir of the trade subcommittee of the ways and means committee. we want to talk a little bit about trade. there is an article in the washington post that the u.s. trade deficit, record high in 2021, $859 billion. what is your take on that? guest: what that represents his people trying to reconnect with supply chains that have been dramatically disrupted. there are a number of goods that come overseas we have not had access to. what you are seeing here is an effort to do that. there are other disruptions that are going to take a wild. we continue to be strong in service says but i think this is an operation that is going to quiet a little bit going forward. the legislation we enacted getting tough on the chinese efforts to exploit the loopholes in our tax laws like the provision that allowed them to send two million packages a day in the united states, not paying tariffs, not being inspected, getting under an artificial limit, our legislation would correct that. it is a step toward streng

if you want to read more, two minutes left here appeared earl from illinois. independent. good morning. i just make -- i just want to make a comment about the previous folks you had on there. the lady that was speaking from the heritage foundation, was of course speaking from a more wealthier point of view. i wanted to make a comment on taxes as they were talking about. right now anyway, the wealthy, the super wealthy really do not earn money. they appropriated or figure out ways to get it. the people that work very hard for a little bit of money pay taxes at a higher rate than people who just appropriate them , because they can. i am one of those people who thinks that the wealthy really should be paying excessive amount of taxes. the people do not -- that do not have anybody to pay taxes, really should not have to. host: support of a wealth tax described --. caller: i am not exactly sure how that works. i think it is a case of not necessarily income. but you have a tax on your sitting money. is that what that is? host: there are several proposals on that front. what he d

i think that if you kind of, i mean, if you know the internet is earle matter for the kind of reaction, you can already see that, you know, that bullet is being taken essentially us no more than words and been addict. he is accused of a lie in this report that came out, he's denying any wrong doing, isn't it time for there to be a criminal investigation into this case? well, i think it's fairly time for, you know, criminal investigations into the whole load of cases. i mean, you know, even cases prescribed are probably ones that still an institution that is liable, presumably for you know, people in their care, particularly children. the fact is that the church continues to advance idea that you know, their best place to essentially police themselves in, you know, it still claims moral authority to do so. obviously, the problem that we have in this particular case and the word that was use during the press conference, you know, what's misconduct on behalf of this on the former pope. is the fact that we have 4 cases in which actually the pope was somehow or other involved. what we also

john, earl madden, a man who stature is unmatched in a uniquely american sport. gabriel's ando al jazeera new york. ah, this is al jazeera, these are you top stories. russia says some of its troops involved in military drills near ukraine are pulling back on returning to bases after completing exercises. drills have been a significant factor in the crisis between russia and ukraine, which along with western nations faith. moscow is planning an invasion. on monday, the kremlin suggested diplomacy is still possible in diffusing the standoff. german chancellor is in moscow on the 2nd leg of a diplomatic mission to diffuse a crisis. alas, sholtes laid a wreath at a world war 2 memorial ahead of his meeting with president putin. his visit comes as a kremlin, and western leaders hold out the possibility that a diplomatic solution is still possible, which insists no attack as planned. even though tens of thousands of his soldiers have taken up positions on ukraine's borders. in while ukraine's president velasmio zalinski has addressed his nation calling for a day of unity on wednesday. that's wh

john, earl madden, a man who stature is unmatched in a uniquely american sport. gabriel's ando al jazeera new york. ah, it's out of the hour on al jazeera, these are the headlines, rushes. president vladimir putin says he doesn't want war and is willing to work with the west to resolve the ongoing stand off of ukraine was. i spoke after meeting with german chancellor left sholtes and moscow, but still pigeon said he wasn't satisfied with the western responses to the criminal security concerns with an office and he had ordered some troops to withdraw from areas near the border with ukraine. but moscow gave no details on when it will happen, or how many would be withdrawn. the west of accused russia massing a 100000 military personnel. your selenium, even though by it'll, do we want war or not? of course we don't. and it's for that reason that we have submitted a proposal as to a negotiation process as a result of which there should be a guarantee for security, for everybody including our country. unfortunately, we have already said this, we have not yet received any kind of substances answ

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. >> earl works on trade issues, trade subcommittee in the ways and means committee and we want to talkrade. there's an article in the washington post this morning the u.s. trade deficit record high in 2021. $859 billion. >> what that represents is people trying to reconnect with supply chain dramatically disrupted. as a number of goods from overseas we haven't been able to get access to. what you are seeing is the effort to do that. there are other disruptions that will take a while, we continue to be strong in goods and services but i think this is an aberration that's going to quiet a little butut going forward. the legislation we enacted getting tough on the chinese efforts to exploit the loopholes in our tax loss like the provision that allowed them to spend 2 million packages a day in the united states not being inspected, getting under an artificial $800 limit, our legislation would correct that it strengthening americans business. >> are we to reliant on china when it comes to manufacture products? >> i think we have not been tough enough in terms of dealing with china. the trum

john earl madden, oakland raiders coach, broadcaster, businessman, you can't. but we gave it the old college try. >> how in the heck could you not celebrate the life of john madden anywhere else back to you. the oakland coliseum. >> reporter: john madden, that name comes up, you smile. >> i did. >> play the 49ers in san francisco. and we beat them 13-9. i knew you would like that, raider nation. [cheers and applause] >> he called me and he was so excited. i like the fact that you kicked their -- >> you just have no idea how much your husband means to so many people. the letters that i have been getting are just overwhelming. i can't believe that he can't pop up. he is everywhere. >> from the outside and boom, two up the middle. >> according to great john by just saying boom. boom. >> yep. [ laughter ] >> what did they eat after the event was over? one of madden's favorite dishes, a turduken. that is the bone chicken stuffed into a deboned duck, further stuffed into a deboned turkey and there it is. a turducken. >> did you try it? >> i did not. i heard that it i

san francisco acknowledged the contributions of earl gage jr, the first black firefighter hired in 1955rtedly a melendez tells us he had one goal in mind, increase diversity. reporter: a mural of earl gage jr now covers part of the exterior of rosa parks elementary in san francisco. it is to remind a community of his struggles to bring diversity within the fire department. his daughter talked about those ugly years of discrimination at the fire stations. >> sometimes he would come back and there would be urine or bowel movement and things like that in his mattress so he started carrying his mattress around. reporter: gage was hired in 1955 and for the next 12 years would be the only black firefighter in the department. >> i cannot imagine what that must have been like, do not have the resources or support from your peers. reporter: eventually he gave up fighting fires to become the director of community services. in that position, he recruited firefighters and improved diversity. his work paved the way for robert devens who became san francisco's first african american fire chief in 199

basketball and maybe >>> a new mural in san francisco is honoring the city's first black firefighter, earl gage jr., he served as a firefighter from 1955 to 1983. he was the only person of color within the department for more than 10 years. the new mural can be found in the fillmore district, at rosa parks elementary school. and that's it for us at 5:00, we will see you back here at 6:00. >> the weekend news is next. news updates are always on kpix.com, we will see you in 30 captioning sponsored captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, battle for ukraine. the fighting intensifies across the country. invading russian forces close in on the capital, kyiv. today, this residential tower taking a direct hit. ukraine's president vowing not to surrender. cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm charlie d'agata in kyiv, ukraine. we're on the streets of the capital with the latest on the russian invasion and what ukrainian soldiers and civilians are doing to stop it. >> diaz: ukrainians rush to borders seeking refuge. >> my country is dying for all of us. >> diaz: president biden orders more milita

how bad did it get for earl?ir stories. people. let him. >> he the only one in the fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge the >> black people there be no women. there be no asians to be no hispanics. there be no he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he did so with dignity and honor. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news >> we are continuing the conve

-- judge ketanji brown jackson became the first black woman nominate to the supreme court -- ama: earlage jr. had one had e in mind, increase diversity. >> a mural now covers part of the exterior of rosa parks elementary in san francisco. it is there to remind a community of his struggles to bring diversity within the fire department. his daughter talked about those ugly years of discrimination at the fire stations. >> sometimes he would come back and there will be your --urine or bowel movements in his mattress. >> he was hired in 1955 and for the next 12 years will be the only black firefighter in the department. >> i cannot imagine what that must've been like. to not have the resources or support from your peers. >> eventually gave up fighting fires to become the director of community services. in that position, he recruited firefighters and improved diversity. his work up to pave the way for robert evans who became san francisco's first african-american fire chief in 1996. in 2004, joanne his white, the e first female chief. >> how could he allow people to dupe him like that and no

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and congressman earl blumenauer met virtually with business owners in fremont and pleasanton today. they say the move has enough support to pass a house vote. now they want the senate to get on board and cover all existing applications for grants. 90,000 restaurants have closed permanently. >> during the pandemic and 85% of independent restaurants are worried that they will permanently close soon unless a rules legislation goes through. corporate america can get bailouts and use that money for stock buybacks, we can give money to restaurants who are investing that money in their employees making sure the customers have a safe environment. >> while new data show the restaurant industry added jobs last nearly 1 million restaurant and bar workers are still out of a job since the start of the pandemic. the husband of vice president kamala harris. doug emhoff was rushed out of an event at a washington high school by secret service agents today following a bomb threat and paul was at the school for an event commemorating black history month. he was in the school's museum for about 5 minut

. >> earl was here earlier and he said he was working on canvas legalization. >> the state reform actn november, it's gotten a lot of accolades and endorsed like five veterans groups and law enforcement groups and also by normal. if these schedules canvas off schedule one which would allow us to research it. we shouldn't categorize ornn schedule cannabis as a schedule one drug like opioid or heroin. it'sch not near the same thing d we ought to be able to study if it is as good as people say for medical purposes, we should be able to research it thoroughly and make recommendations. also states reform act recognizes the rights of every state in the country and all but three states have our cannabis reform in their state. my home state of south carolina we made cbd and hemp legal. florida has medical canvas, california and colorado for adult use in this recognizes states rights that we recognize the laws of every state to make their decisions one what they want to do whether cbd or full adult use. bring the publicans and democrats together, something for everyone. there's funding for sma

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