francis scott key wrote the star spangled banner. ♪♪ the stars and stripes have gone through 27 changesf in a new homeland under the flag that's strengthened itself across two centuries in times of enormous growth and change and times of trouble which have saddened the entire world. this is two as it always has been. a land of many people all with one banner each to worship in his own way. to aspire to self-expression in his own way. achieve for himself his children and his country in his own way. the stars and stripes of united states as emerged as symbol of hope and strength for people everywhere. my hope for my people in czech is one day their flag will fly as bravely and proudly as the flag of the united states. ♪♪ >>> this week, we're looking back to this date in history. >> he can carry an atomic warhead. the washington press corps turns from government and politics to another matter. that big box carried aboard might be a cake or might not. the white house kept in secret. one of the thing made this anniversary celebration noteworthy is the first time he used the yacht since his t

signing with the chinese. grease has also been silent about aging actions in hong kong. money, francis scott, he says makes you dependent. she's particularly worried about the use divisions over china. but the realization that europe has to speak to china with one voice is slowly gaining ground. i think, i mean, as i said, you're not yet reached a consensus on how to deal with china. what it's added to more than china is when making europe has no clear analysis. china is going to behave differently from western country. and it's because in particular, economic policies in europe no longer has the tunes that china has namely of days around enterprise. and china is clearly using these to be the career crisis has highlighted, europe's lack of cohesion. even italians like ricardo rocky. i still felt this china exploited the divisions by sending aid to italy. europe eventually came up with investment programs, but small businesses like ricardo's belt, this help came to let the dog cause you for say when, when the call me, i would have really liked the scene. a united europe, as everyone had predi

francis scott key made up point to celebrate celestine on that day.ost: do you think olympic athletes should carry the flag or do any type of protesting during the olympics? caller: we probably don't. there is still a long way to go for justice and equality in this country. megan rappino took a knee, the soccer star, and she winds up on the cover of sports illustrated. colin cap and it takes any and he winds up -- colin kaepernick takes a knee and winds up being fired from the sport he loves. thank you very much. host: eddie calling from los angeles, california. caller: good morning. how are you doing young man? i support them. you have freedom of speech and it should not just be in your location, it should be wherever you go. to me this is right up there with critical thinking and that is just telling the truth. if you are proud of that country, tell the truth about it. host: what do you say to those people who say they are watching these sports not to learn about somebody else's politics, they are watching these sports just to see the actual sport?

it was during the four of 1812 over filmed by america's valley and defense of fort mchenry that francis scott key. wrote the star-spangled banner 12 over a near er alton for the prominent flag was set 13 horizontal red and white stripes with the white star for every state or than yet to come to be set upon a blue field. from the day it first appeared at the stars and stripes have gone through 27 different changes. once as southerners attempted to break away, the flag itself was split in two. so i find myself in a new homeland. under a flag that has strengthened its people across two centuries in times of enormous growth and change. and in times of trouble which have saddened the entire world. this is today as it always has been a land of many peoples all with one banner. each to worship in his own day. to aspire to self-expression in his own way to achieve for himself his children and this country. in his own way with this as the goal for all newcomers and their children after them. the stars and stripes at the united states has emerged as simple of hope and strength for people everywhere. my

signing with the chinese. grease has also been silent about aging actions in hong kong. money, francis scott, he says makes you dependent. she's particularly worried about the use divisions over china. but the realization that europe has to speak to china with one voice is slowly gaining ground. i think, i mean, it's not yet reached a consensus on how to deal with china. what it's added to more than china is when making the europe has no clear analysis. china is going to behave from western countries and is doing particular economic policies in europe. no longer has the tunes that china has, namely update to enterprise. and china is clearly using these to be the career crisis has highlighted, europe's lack of cohesion. even italians like ricardo rocky also felt that china exploited the divisions by sending aid to italy. europe eventually came up with best program, but small businesses like ricardo's belt, this help came to way because you know, when you call me to be one, i would really like to a seen a united europe is everyone had predicted a strong union with funded mental coordination wa

of to his own horn and he hires conrad wise chapman and john ross key, who is the grandson of francis? scott key? who's probably rolling in his grave at that point who is all so a confederate in the topographical engineers and the two of them end up cruising around from fort to fort to fort doing the battlements at charleston chapman's landscape painter, and he's much more interested in conveying his pride in the confederacy then he is anything else so you get fort sumpter with this fabulous tattered flag again sort of playing off of what church is doing. please notice that the flagpole is busted that's important because there are plenty of stories about how every day the confederates would run this flag up and every day the federal navy, which is out there parked on the horizon. would shoot it down and every day they'd repair it and run the flag back up and it's like it's like high school, but you know day in day out for like the better part of the year. so if someone tries to sell you a shattered piece of a flagpole and that happens a lot on in the world of civil war relics just understand

and the man who wrote it, francis scott key, was a nasty racist. this is a country founded not on blood and soil nationalism but on ideas. that's why we have the concept of something being unamerican that is contrary to these american ideals. it's rare to hear a position described as un-italian or un-russian. you can have many ideas and still be russian because your nationalism is unrelated to idealogy. the united states, however, is a nation dedicated to a proposition, to use abraham lincoln's famous phrase. when we debate the past, we are debating the meaning of america. as the historian henry steele commodor once revealed, even though european states became more recently, asia and germany became nations about half a century after america, from them it can be said that the nation was a product of america, he wrote. but with the united states, history was the creation of the nation. for americans the country's history is not the accumulation of past events but rather the product of active choices that highlight the country's meaning and message. t

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.your poetry and sing your songs and dance with them. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of o

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.your poetry and sing your songs and dance with them. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of o

they surround the empty ped stool where the statue of francis scott key once stood. on top of the statue on june 15th, 2020. key who worked the lyrics of the star spangled banner and the third verse of the star spangled banner is something that is just frankly not befitting of a national anthem. thank you to everyone who made this possible and to everyone who's been able to attend this event. if you haven't been out there, i encourage you to see this incredible installation. monumentalreckoning.org. shine on san francisco launches. yesterday, shine non san francisco was formally launched with an event in our own union square, with mayor breed, city leaders, lots of community organizations including the san francisco parks alliance. shine on sf is committed to care in san francisco. the san francisco recreation and parks department is excited to be part of this coalition and be sure to participate in a citywide art project throughout this summer by sharing what makes san francisco shine via cards on living golden trees throughout the city. these trees are in a variety

village is 135 units of affordable educator housing proposed to be located on the site of the former francis scott annex building and the school was deemed, the existing school building was seismically unfit in the late 80s and used for storage and administrative purposes until it was determined to be redeveloped into housing for educators. it will serve low and moderate income households earning between 40% and 120% of san francisco area median income and midpen was selected by sfusd and the san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development as a project developer in 2018 through a competitive r.f.p. process. we filed for a tree removal permit in august 2020 as part of our larger building and site permit process and we requested to remove all 21 trees street trees at the project site. that was based on our arbor assessment of the health of the existing trees and their small size. the outer sunset neighborhood has notoriously difficult growing conditions for trees and there's sandy soil and salty air which prevents trees from growing big and tall without significant investment resou

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.your poetry and sing your songs and dance with them. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of o

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.r poetry and sing your songs and dance with them. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of oppr

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.your poetry and sing your songs and dance with them. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of o

i learned last year that francis scott keys was a horrible human being.. i also hope that you take the time to recognize that the space that they have created around a man who wanted them all dead is a safe space. it's a safe space to speak to people who don't look like you and share your stories and let them share theirs. if we don't talk to one another, this country will continue to be hateful. it will continue to harm. and there will be no way out. we are the answer. we are the answer. (applause) we are our ancestors wildest dreams. wildest dreams every day. and it's a responsibility to be that. but it is the least we can give them. the least we can give back to our ancestors is to put forward kindness and love. and stand for justice for our people and all people. systems of oppression have existed in this country since our people were brought here. they exist in healthcare and they exist in banking and food insecurity and corporate america. and criminal justice. we need a reckoning in the systems of oppression, right? (applause) we also need a reckoni

military pensioner i hear the star-spangled banner, i always looked at it from the perspective of francis scottachel: jocko, you're such an inspiration to so many people. i'm always amazed at how um young people -- how many young people, especially young men, look up to you. i think our young people are are get a very different message if about america today, very different from what we grew up curl culturally. what's your message to young people about the decisions they're making about what to believe about america in. >> first of all, i just want to let you know i do talk to a lot of young people, i talk to a lot of military folks, those young people in the military. they're as patriotic as they come. and sometimes i see people disrespecting the flag or dis. respecting america and, sure, that hurts. but i've also learned not to take it personally. and simply put, the reason for that is because they know not what they do. when i was in the military, i traveled the world. i've seen real tyranny. i've seen actual terror and injustice and brutality with my own eyes. and because of that, i know wh

francis your winter. bobby labonte holding on for second. scott speed finishing third. so for allen bestwick, brad daugherty, matt yocum, and dario franchitti, i'm lindsay czarniak saying so long from lucas oil raceway. coming up on cbs next, "48 hours." congratulations to ernie francis jr. ♪ ♪ >>> tourism rebounding the bay area, how san francisco is rolling out the red carpet for the surge of people ready to celebrate the fourth. >>> it is cloudy today over the golden gate bridge. i think you should use that as your sign for what the fourth of july will look like that is only one small part of the fourth of july forecast. i will have the ball thing coming up. >>> search and rescue efforts on pause at the site of a condo collapse in florida. the new challenge public officials to plan a demolition hours from now. thank you for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> a look toward peer 39 where big crowds are out and about and enjoying the first holiday weekend since the states reopening. betty yu shows us what is going around on around town. >> repo

tonight the featured speaker is scott kaufman, who is a francis marion board of trustees scholar and chair of the history department where he teaches american diplomatic and military

tonight the featured speaker is scott kaufman, who is a francis marion board of trustees scholar and chair of the history department where he teaches american diplomatic and military history. he earned his doctorate at ohio university. the other ohio university. in 2014, kaufman was awarded a ford presidential foundation research travel grant. much of the research from this book he wrote came from the archives and manuscript collections of the ford library in ann arbor and for the assistance of his son steve. he is the co-author of 11 books on u.s. and foreign policy and diplomacy and history of the presidency and first lady. a few of his publications include "project share," "the presidency of james earl carter jr." and "rosland carter: equal partner in the white house" among many others. kaufman is currently writing a monograph on the environment due to be released in december of 2018. kaufman is a featured expert on the carter administration, cold war, u.s. foreign policy, the ford administration, nuclear testing and the office of the first lady. with regard to scott kaufman's new

scott kaufman. who was a francis marion university board of trustees scholar and chair of the history department where he teaches american diplomatic and military history here in this doctorate at ohio university the other ohio university. in 2014. kaufman was awarded a ford presidential foundation research travel gap. much of the research for this book that he wrote came from the archives. and manuscript collections of the ford library and ann arbor and he is grateful also for the assistance from president ford's son steve. he is the author coauthor and editor of 11 books on us foreign and foreign policy and diplomacy and history of the presidency and first ladies a few of his publications include project plowshare the peaceful use of nuclear explosives in the cold war america the presidency of james earl carter jr. and rosalind carter equal partner in the white house. among many others. kaufman is currently writing a monograph on the environment and international dipulacy due to be released in december of 2018. kaufman is currently scott cough is a featured expert on the subjects of the carter admin