bornave duke ellington 1899.n in the circles and trust that those in power have our best interest in mind. , that've seen the butler is a good example of his character. work with the system and the system will work for you. his something's he is crazy. duke ellington is very much like his character, let's work with the system. the system will work for us if we are patient. in 1969, for all of the backpedaling the next administration did, nixon himself was a musician. he realized duke ellington had been the foremost ambassador of all of these guys. award,rved this highest this presidential medal of freedom. for duke ellington receiving validationthat was as a musician and as african-american man working for equal rights and civil rights. that is how he perceive this. to work within the channels he was given. that is one way thinking about the old guard of these jazz musicians. randy was on the opposite. he is 26 years old or. he's a whole generation removed. in the same year duke ellington received the presidentia

you have duke ellington born 1899. in the circles that we are given and trust that those in power have our best interest in mind. if you've seen the butler, that good example. forest whitaker's character who has seen his son become a black panther says you guys are crazy. work with the system and the system will work for you. thinks he is crazy. duke ellington is very much like this character, let's work with the system. the system will work for us if we are patient. for his part in 1969, for all of the backpedaling the next -- nixon administration did, nixon himself was a musician. he was a fan of jazz. he realized duke ellington had been the foremost ambassador of all of these guys. he deserved this highest award, that a civilian of the united states can win, this presidential medal of freedom. for duke ellington receiving this award that was validation as a musician and as african-american man working for equal rights and civil rights. that is how he perceived this. willing to work with an official established chann

you saw the old ellington in many ways. it is about being injury free and the ability to change directions and the breakaway here. remember, ellington can take the same running back skills and enhance the teams and take an upscale view of this big run. i talked to him after practice yesterday and he has rejuvenated and he is excited to be a main player for this cardinals' offense and just about opportunity. opportunity to strut his stuff. >> this is another way to improve my talent andability. i'm all about a guy that the more i can do, the better i am. getting reps at it and being that i haven't had a chance to do it at all in my nfl career. i'm getting my first career. i'm going to make the best of my opportunity. >> reporter: cards-broncos. more on that game as we get closer to the game. demario and the sun devils are ready to start the night saturday night. we talked hour. when you look at the performance and experience, here is d-rich. >> i'm just anxious to play and anxious to get on the field with even and to see how

bruce ellington was placed on season ending injured reserve..on tore his hamstring presumably on this punt return last week... >>> here's 49er news not involving colin kaepernick. the slot receiver bruce ellington placed on season ending injury reserve. he was expected to make an impact this season. so without ellington, 49ers depth at receiver looks like this. smith, patton, newcomer curly to make the team. rs now to the results of our kpix 5 instant snap shot poll: i wanted to get back to curley with you, jeremy, who just joined the team at the beginning. they are one of these smaller shift effigies. shifty guys. >> my young man out of cal who i represent is almost back full speed or running. i'm not putting my name on it. >> this is him in action. what do you like about him? >> i like a lot of plays he made with the jets, does he have anything left in the tank and why was you out on the open market right now? >> it was a trade from the lions. they got him -- >> why did they let him go so cheap? >> very good question. >> we'll see what he has.

wesley chapel, 84. 85 in ellington. now back to partly sunny skies and 85. clearwater, 86. here is what is in store for the next couple of days. if you live in citrus and hernando maybe even pasco, you will wake up to very comfortable temperatures tomorrow. how about upper 60s. lower humidity, pleasant weather. the front stalls out there. in the mornings. the afternoons are still warm. the rest of us have the warmth and the humidity. even though there's the drier air that we showed you. it is and 50ineorgia tonight. for us, the front sticks right there. if you live south of it, you will still have the humidity and in the upper 80s and dodging thunderstorms tomorrow. but coverage probably only about 30%. let's go through the weekend with futurecast. isvening, nothing more than an isolated shower. ey will be long gone in the next few hours. rra dry start with rain chances now here is the change. we're going to see easterly wind set up. we've had westerly winds for the last 6 or 7 days. with that, the storms will start coming back towards the beac mo of the classic summertime

palmer finding andre ellington for a first down the keeps the drive alive. second quarter, palmer defense very -- fitzgerald, the o it done. carlos defense, big pressure all afternoon. newly acquired marcus cooper played very well today. tampa back on offense and winston gets smothered. loses the football. arizona comes up with it in great field position. carson palmer over 300 yards, three touchdowns, larry to a touchdown. 20 seconds left, brown wide open, i 51 yard touchdown. glendale up 24-0 at the half. the icing on the cake, the ball is tipped and cooper goes back the other way, 60 yard return. what a day for him. the cardinals win big, 47 7.>> our guys had a heck of a week of practice and it showed up on the field. defensively, it was one of those weeks where it doesn't matter who you're playing. as soon as sunday night ended, you could wait for today. any type of wind, especially a decisive one like that, it was great. defense was huge today. we made plays offensively.>> i felt like we were ready to play. i don't think there's a sense we still have so

tampa with 84 degrees. 79 in ellington. 82 for sarasota. 81 in auburn dale winter haven d what chula with 80 degrees and same in wesley chapel. 93 for tampa -- excuse me, 92 for tampa. and 93 for wesley chapel. enter the center part of the state, we're going to get warm before the rains come. 7:00, right down i 75 as the showers build towards the west coast. same thing sets up for your sunday looking for a 30% chance of those showers that will bloom inland and pull back towards the west coast as we have that predominant easterly wind. sea breeze isn't a factor today. on a saturday, it's warm and getting warmer. to 91 degrees. before we see the clouds thicken, and we get the showers pushing in from the center of the state. 84 degrees is your gulf water temperature. for boaters winds at 5 to 10 miles-an-hour. light chop. it should be a great day for boating. high tide happened at 8:12 this morning and low tide won't happen until 4:31 this afternoon and and that's the best time to look for shells. and sunset at 7:30. more football. kentucky in the swamp hosted by the gators. kickoff the

you go to somebody and say in jazz, tell me in the last 25 years who is the equal of armstrong and ellington and charlie parker, miles davis, and they'll say, "well we won't know." and i go, that rests my case. - let me just offer you this. any film that is a history of country music in which garth brooks is the point at which it goes black, i'm fine with that. (laughter) free advice, do with it what you will. ken, what a treat to get to see you, to talk to you about this stuff. thank you for being here. - it's my pleasure. - [evan] ken burns, thank you so much. good luck with the film. (applause) - [voiceover] we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our website at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q and as with our audience and guests, and an archive of past episodes. - beyond country music which is coming out in 2019, and in addition to those five or six films that i've set in motion where i'm serving as executive producer and i'm trying to help other filmmakers help them with fundraising and help them with guidance and stuff like that. my own stuff that we a

it is now 81 degrees in hudson, ellington. we're still at 79 in clearwater and tampa, and we're kind of splitting the difference at winter haven right here at 80 degrees. we'll be unto 19 in tampa. warmer further inland. right along the coast, will be looking for those temperatures to hover in the upper 80s with that sea breeze that will kick up, should be very, very comfortable. we'll start awful calling it 79 right now. 83 by 10:00 in the morning. that's just an hour from now. so we're going to watch those temperatures rise up rapidly, 89 by noontime. that's going to be kickoff temperature for the folks across the street at raymond james stadium. looking for a high today of 91. florida fans, i haven't forgotten about you. knoxville, coming up in less than 15 minutes. right now, back over to you, lindsey. >> starting monday night, after refusing to make an endorsement at the rnc, and just days before the presidential debates, texas senator ted cruz says i'm gotten nona vote for trump. >> and hillary clinton, she calls off pla

ellington says: "i'm not gonna vote for this bill because i have a conscience but i also understand that this bill would allow those that have been victimized in this country to unequivocally defend themselves." engler says: "e happen twice before. i was here when we voted on conceal and carry and everybody had the same arguments. 'you're gonna create a wild, wild west scenario' and it doesn't. responsible gun ownership and gun owners won't go crazy." the new gun law will go into effect next year. a one million dollar bond has been set for the ohio man suspected in the murders of three people. he's also accused of kidnapping of a woman. "shawn grate" was arrested after a woman called 9-1-1... saying she had been abducted. investigators later a third was found in a neighboring community police believe grate abducted the woman for sex. a competency hearing has been set for next week. police in california are on the lookout for a brazen thief who broke into a y- m-c-a through the ceiling. it was like a scene from mission impossible. he was trying to steal money from a register. there's a bi

smith allwright case, marshall's reputation had spread, and while touring texas, jazz great duke ellington his concerts and paid his band, so he could sit in court and watch history being made. roger wilkins: marshall became, particularly in the black community, asuper hero very quickly. he was a celebrity. and that did an enormous amount for the naacp. they had this star lawyer who was legenday for his courage. it took the organization to a different level. marshall really made the second coming in the naacp from the mid-40s on. narrator: as the cause moved forward through the 1940s, the u.s. entered world war two. marshall was now faced with one more distraction from the education strategy, as he was forced to defend black soldiers who were victims of discrimination in the segregated services. roger wilkins: i think the war really changed things, because these guys came back and some were dead and some didn't have arms or legs or whatever. and they were fighting for freedom in the usa and the american way. they were fairly young men and they had lives to live, and, you know, and they wou

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but give way to partly sunny skies as afternoon. 68degrees raleigh, durham and clayton. 69degrees ellington, 68 pinehurst, 70 fayetteville. temperatures this afternoon will climb to about 85 degrees, 88 as we head into our day tomorrow. best chance of rain on monday, with a high of 85. hillary clinton and i donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what ? >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. this half hour, donald trump changes his mind on cuba. details on the candidate's an cowboys. yeah, a single sketch in a diner led three men to a multibillion dollar business. >>> hundreds of millions of hits on youtube made him a star but comedian bill burnham is now railing against the online culture that made him.

ellington is well known in california agriculture.was the first cattleman of the year, and an inductee into the cowboy hall of fame. focuses on the personnelington is, an honest, hard working man who represents the epitome of the american story. around the time he started buying and selling cattle in his yard, the market experienced many ups and downs. refusing to give up, he took his business on the road, slowing available cattle up on the slide show for purchase. this innovative model was such a success that he had a video auction, starting the western video market, one of the first auctions selling over 25,000 head of cattle. this innovation gave california to a national marketplace. today it's a very viable and strong and thriving enterprise, the shasta livestock auction with the video market. thank you to the piques and also remembering their son they lost a few years ago, andy, and what that means to that family operation and what it mean this is anniversary of the 50th to all of us in northern california. i yield back. the spea

richness from theighborhood place where frederick douglass made his home to you street where duke ellingtonots. come back often to visit this national museum of african american history and culture and celebrate how far we have come together. may god continue to bless you, the district of columbia, and the united states of america. thank you. [applause]