george schultz decade the his life to promote a more peaceful and secure future and leaves a powerfulegacy for generations to come. diane feinstein who was close personal friends wrote i part george lived a life of enormous credibility and honor. he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better representative for this country. governor gavin newsom said our state is fortunate that secretary schultz headed west later in his career bringing wisdom to advice him. roles at the hoover institution and more and for jen and me, our friendship with the secretary and his wife charlotte is a constant source of joy and wise counsel. >>> coming up, trouble with the rollout. the problems cvs is rolling into as it works to vaccinate people only the east coast and what it could mean as the drugstore gets ready to administer doses here in the bay area. >>> also, don't do it for the gram. the warning from security experts about posting pictures of your vaccine card on social media. >>> and we're still wrapping up a spring-like weather for the weekend. temperatures in the 60s and 7

tom: with the passing of george schultz, dying at 100 years old, and of course that famous george schultzte on trust, what is the marty schenker trust statement right now on beijing? marty: there is not much trust, and i think they are waiting and seeing where biden winds up. secretary of state blinken has been pretty strong in his language on china so far, but we will see what happens. if it turns out to be the advantage of the american people come as joe biden suggests, he will do what it takes to have a conversation with china. tom: marty schenker. without first word news in new york city, here is ritika gupta. ritika: janet yellen is making her case for commerce to pass the biden coronavirus tim loh's plan. she says the u.s. can return to full employment that year if the package is enacted. without the stimulus, she says it may take until 2025. republicans argue that the plan is too expensive. donald trump's second impeachment trial is almost certain to end -- delivering a public reckoning for his presidency, and it will inference with his popular supporters continue to dominate the r

so george schultz is like minor distant character and you see a side of george schultz you may not get elsewhere despites all that's been wherein about him over the -- written about him over the last 48 hours. and finally, a book about history from the ground up. it's brought the middle levels of the state department, the assistant secretaries, the deputy assistant secretaries. diplomacy is the ground level. we just had recently a great book, a great biography written about james baker iii, and that's about high policy. policy from the top. this is -- look at this book as like a compliment to that what was going on at the bottom levels, people you never heard of but accomplished great things in their very anonymous way. >> bob that was great. thank you for the introduction. i have a couple of questions just to follow up and to tee up the conversation. wanted to start by just talking about the book itself and then we'll get to gersony but for me the title was very telling and it had echos so the title is "the good american." and as i think of it i was thinking of the echos of "the ugly

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they were fun. >> george schultz with issues on my mind you write about secretary of treasury. why did you resign? >> the atmosphere became rather discouraging even though i had a lot of really good experiences. one day am sitting in my office the director of internal revenue comes to see me. he said i just had the visit from the president's counselor and hands me a list of 50 names of people to do a full field investigation of tax returns and it's a very unpleasant process. . . . . butn incidentally the two people running for don rumsfeld and dick cheney. we were in the process. he said i think it's a mistake. also they are very rewarding and you have a chance to deal with major things and often you can make a difference, so you can't love the job too much that is you have to be true to yourself and i felt in my state under the circumstances i wouldn't be being true to myself. >> did you have a good relationship or what kind of relationship did you have? >> i had a very good relationship with him. one of the first things i did as the secretary of labor there were no blacks at

. >>> the former secretary of state, george schultz, has died. he was best zone as secretary of state under ronald reagan. he's credited with helping end the cold war he was one of the more and most consequential policymakers of our time, holding four different cabinet-level positions throughout his long career while awarding him the presidential medal of freedom in 1989, president reagan said he had helped to make the world freer and more peaceful place. george schultz was 100 years old. >>> another notable death this weekend, boxing great leon spoo spinks, the underdog who toppled muhammad ali for the championship in 1978 he joined the marines, then fought for team usa in the 1976 olympics recently he'd battled prostate cancer leon spinks was 67 >>> super bowl sunday was more like super snow sunday in some parts of the country in the northeastern parts, a powerful nor'easter brought a fresh round of winter weather to regions still trying to dig out from last week's massive snowstorm. some parts of washington, d.c. also saw a wintry mix of slush

home encampntavten >>> george schultz died yesterday at his home on the stanford campuses. he was 100 years old. the legacy cast as long shadow. he exemplified the phrase, public services. economist, scholar, businessman, diplomat. george pat schultz, had enough credentials for several lifetimes. the first, a u.s. marine. an anchor interviewed schultz in 2017. >> you have to mean what you say and follow through. i got that from the marine corps. >> reporter: he saw action in the south mucific. after the war, he earned a ph.d. from mit. >> so, i studied the social security system, the neighborhood and everything. >> reporter: his studies led to teaching stints. in 1987, he was named a member of eisenhower's counsel of advisors. then academia at -- followed by stanford. then, president richard nixon chose him to be secretary of labor. he says growing up in the depression steered him to public service. >> and the loss of production that we needed. and made a big impression on me. >> reporter: he became secretary of the treasury, after clashing with president nixon over wage and

former secretary of state george schultz who negotiating health and the cold war, has died. and after a three week delay, a massive logistical mission and a handful of health scares, the australian open finally begins. i'm shaimaa khalil, and here in melbourne park, there is a real buzz as play gets under way. after a dramatic and challenging buildup, it's all go for the first grand slam of the year. welcome to the programme will. welcome to the programme will. we start in south africa which is suspending its full rollout of the austin —— 0xford astrazeneca vaccine after studies showed disappointing results against the local variant of coronavirus was not last week, south africa received 1 million doses of the astrazeneca jab and had been due to start vaccinating people next week. here's south africa's health minister speaking at a video briefing. 0ur scientists must quickly sit together and figure out what approach we are going to use in order effectively deploy the astrazeneca vaccines. it must be clear when that can be done, what conditions need to be fulfilled, what we n

. >>> the life and legacy of george schultz. 100 years strong. how the bay area is remembering his storied political career in his own words. >>> and he has done it again. tom brady now a seven-time super bowl champion. wow. good morning, everyone. welcome to abc 7 mornings. happy you're with us this morning. before the stories, let's check in on the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. hi, everybody. let's look at what's going on. you can see fog out there. especially around santa rosa, petaluma. and with light winds, going nowhere. thke hig drift over 37 to th planner. that warm sunshine over the weekend, it is, well, it's gone. we left it in the weekend. 37 to 46 this morning. you can see low to upper 50s by noon. and then not much warming this afternoon. low 50ss to near 60 by 4:00. back down to 49 to 53 by 7:00. a couple cooler days on the way, and then several chances of light storms in the back half of the 7-day. i'll see you with that. here's liz with our first story of the day. >> mike, thank you. abc 7 is working to build a be

and then in the united states, george schultz is such a key figure here.cause he is an extremely skilled political operator, but he can also deliver results. so when the murkowski and weinberger are trying to stymie these efforts, not only can schultz go around in the bureaucratic angling, but he also comes back with a win. and that's pretty consistently. that is very, very meaningful in terms of actually shaping american policy. so, i see those as the key elements here. and andropov introduces certain economic policies which figure in some ways. given his kgb background, he is a lot more reticent about touching. gorbachev is a real innovator in that regard. but he sets a bit of establishment, a precedent. it is very popular to say that nixon only can go to china. and that's neither here nor there. but andropov certainly had the win strength to say that we need to change this, this is not working without undermining the system. gorbachev takes that and runs with it and he says there's damage to the system. that is not a value judgment. that is an observati

slushy snow and rain while buffalo, new york got a couple inches >>> former secretary of state george schultz has died. best known as secretary of state under ronald reagan. he is credited with helping end the cold war he was one of the most consequential policymakers of our time, holding four different cabinet level positions throughout his long career george schultz was 100 years old. >>> students in san francisco and chicago may soon be headed back to the classroom. both school districts have reportedly struck tentative deals with the teachers unions in chicago, pre-k and special education programs would return thursday other groups would be staggered. no return date has been set for high schoolers meanwhile, "the san francisco chronicle" is reporting a tentative agreement would allow reopening depending on the city's tier system and if covid-19 vaccines are available. a lot of debate in those districts to get kids back to school those are your headlines for this monday morning. >> a critical part about opening up the economy thank you very much for that. >>> coming up on the show, futures

former statesman george schultz has died. schultz served three american presidents. only two americans to have held four different federal cabinet posts, state, treasury, labor, and office of management and budget. under president ron reagan, schultz was a key player in using diplomacy to bring an end to the cold war n. december schultz wrote an opinion piece for the "washington post" called the tep most important things i have learned about trust over my 100 years. his biggest take away there -- trust is the coin of the realm. when trust was in the room, whatever room that was, the family room, the school room, the locker room, the office room, the government room, or the military room, good things happened. when trust was not in the room, good things did not happen. everything else is details. wise words and perspective there. george schultz dying yesterday, saturday, at his home in california, at the age of 100. >>> in just two days, the second senate impeachment trial of donald trump gets under way. let's go to monica alba in west palm beach with more on the unpr

opportunities for blacks and others, he's just -- he's a wonderful statesman and look how far -- george schultzould be appalled by what he's seeing now in his party and he died today at 100. bless him. >> i'm glad you mentioned him. i was going to ask you about him and his legacy as well in this interview. you beat me to the punch there for the viewers who may not be following it as closely. he served in multiple republican -- >> yeah, marine in world war ii. >> yes. and he was awarded the -- i think it was the medal of freedom or the -- >> yes. >> -- the honor of freedom. let me ask you about what we're hearing from joe biden. he just gave an interview ahead of the super bowl where he criticized his predecessor's handling of the pandemic. let's watch. >> one of the disappointments was when we came into office is the circumstance relating to how the administration was handling covid was even more dire than we thought. >> the trump administration? >> the trump administration. we thought that it indicated there was a lot more vaccine available and i didn't turn out to be the case. so that's why w

pouring in tonight for former secretary of state and distinguished hoover institution fellow george schultz. he died this weekend at the age of 100. ktvu is greg legans is here now with a look back at his incredible life and career. right? yeah incredible. indeed frank. he personified the title elder statesman. shoulds was a longtime resident of the bay area and reportedly died at his home at stanford. he worked there as a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution, and he leaves a legacy that will be very difficult to match where. hi. george pratt shoots to solemnly swear in politics. george shultz served most notably as secretary of state under president reagan. but he also served as secretary of labor. treasury secretary and director of the office of management and budget, reportedly one of only two people in u. s history to hold four cabinet positions. he was a republican. but longtime friend john taylor says he did not believe in labels or unwavering adherence to party lines. he was focused on the best ideas and the best people and that was what was important to him. close friend,

. >>> leadinthe news, rmerfo secretary of state george schultz has died best known as secretary of stateronald reaga n.he's credited with helping to end the cold war he was known as one of the most consequential members of holding four cabinets throughout his career in fact while awarding him the presidential medal of freedom in 1989, president reagan said he had helped to make the world a freer and more peaceful place. schultz was 100 years old. >>> another great leader, leon spinks he learned his way around early and fighting for the 1986 olympics recently he battled prostate cancer leon spinks was 67 >>> after being named the nfl's greatest player one more time, aaron rodgers is engaged shailene woodley, saturday night, while reflecting on how crazy 2020 was because of the pandemic >>> still to come, want to fry something new? the new list breaking down the best doughnuts in every state. >>> and the wheels come out of for hyundai kia, after the apple fallout. to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them m

world has lost a revered statesmen and brilliant public servant with the passing of secretary george schultz. she goes on to say that he dedicated his life to promoting a more peaceful and secure future and his work to advance democracy worldwide leaves a powerful legacy for generations to come. santa clara county plans to open a temporary emergency temporary emergency shelter in downtown san jose. tomorrow the site is located near the old city hall on north first street. the property includes more than two dozen so called tiny homes that are manufactured by workers who were once homeless themselves. city leaders say the shelter is for homeless families that include at least one child who's less than 18 years old. already taking a look at those temperatures again from today. just a quick peek, but they're warm and loud. yesterday certainly was warm friday was not was pretty warm as well. that changes we're gonna go back to more typical temperatures for this time of year. so instead of 71 in santa rosa up today's what they had tomorrow santa rosa 61 something like that so cool down. so that's

. >>> the life and legacy of george schultz. 100 years strong.membering his storied political career in his own words. >>> and he has done it again. tom brady now a seven-time super bowl champion. wow. good morning, everyone. welcome to abc 7 mornings. happy you're with us this morning. before the stories, let's check in on the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. hi, everybody. let's look at what's going on. you can see fog out there. especially around santa rosa, petaluma. and with light

george schultz was 100 years old . the latest on the impeachment trial, visit this year marks 20 years since the start of the war in afghanistan, and the biden administration finds itself weighing the promises of the previous administration to withdraw all u.s. troops from the country by may while maintaining dipmatic relations with a key ally in the region. this week, "pbs newshour" special correspondenjane ferguson and producer emily kassie have a series of reports from afghanistan. we begin that series with her interview with afghanistan's vice president amrullah saleh. >> the afghan people, of which i am one of them, they are tired of war. but they are not ready to sell their soul. >> reporter: when president trump's administration signed an agreement with the taliban to withdraw all u.s. troops from the country, he fully intended to oversee that process in his second term. instead, it's president biden who inherits america's longest war and that deal. popular as leaving the war behind might be in the u.s., it woul

george schultz u.s. secretary of state under president ronald reagan has died at the age of $100.00 shots was instrumental in helping improve u.s. soviet relations in the 1980s including negotiating a historic nuclear arms treaty which put the 2 superpowers closer to ending the cold. northern and central germany have been hit by heavy snow and icy conditions with disruptions to public transport likely to continue into monday authorities urged people to stay at home road crews have been working hard to keep the highways safe and germany's way way service wants travelers that some services may be canceled parts of the country could see up to 25 centimeters of snow on monday. i know i've never seen so much snow in my life it's really fantastic. but not everyone is as pleased with the big freeze that's hit germany this weekend western areas got more than their fair share of the snow more than they've seen in hears but still less than was forecast. this expressway had to be closed highway police in the west a

schultz was 100 years old. mike emmanuel now looks back on a high and a career that made history. >> reporter: in a singular career, georgel washington seasons, achieved his most enduring mark as secretary of state under president reagan. when schultz stewarded american foreign policy in what proved to be the final years of the cold war, he had already served his country as secretary of the treasury and secretary of labor under president nixon, not to mention as the very first director of the office of management and budget. indeed, schultz was one of only a handful of americans to serve in four cabinet posts. born in new york city on december 13, 1920, schultz grew up in engelwood, new jersey. he graduated with honors from princeton and would eventually earn his ph.d. in economics from mit. but schultz also joined the marines, an experience that taught him an important lesson about diplomacy. >> when i was in marine corps boot camp, the sergeant hands me my rifle and says take good care of this rifle, this is your best friend. and remember one thing, never point this rifle at anyone i unless you're willing to pull the tr

former us secretary of state george schultz is negotiating like he was negotiating how to the cold wars, the australian 0pen finally begins. open finally begins. here in melbourne _ open finally begins. here in melbourne park, _ open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there - open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there is i open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there is a | open finally begins. here in . melbourne park, there is a real buzz as they gets under way as a dramatic buildup,

george pratt. schultz do solemnly swear in politics. rved, most notably as secretary of state under president reagan. but he also served as secretary of labor. treasury secretary and director of the office of management and budget, reportedly one of only two people in u. s history to hold four cabinet positions. he was a republican. but longtime friend john taylor says he did not believe in labels or unwavering adherence to party lines. he was focused on the bed. it's ideas and the best people and that was what was important to him. close friend, senator dianne feinstein introduced schultz to his secostatement he was willing to work across party lines and hone representative for this country. former san francisco mayor willie brown, another close friend, says schultz was the go to guy when president nixon needed help working on race relations. he's a fine of responsibility to george shultz. nobody ever talks about it. george shultz went down to louisiana and got back to nixon. and met with black preachers and others. and he told nixon wh

. >>> tributes are pouring in for george schultz, perhaps best known as president reagan's long timeeeping the cold war. george shultz died at the age of 100, he was a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution and biden said he regrets that he will not benefit from his knowledge. as most presidents have done. george schultz was 100 years old. >>> and a scary moment for actress suzanne somers. >> who are you? you shouldn't be here. >> the star was n middle of a facebook live show when a stranger came on to her property. fortunately, no one was hurt. sommesomers' husband escorted the man off the property. she told abc how she managed to stay calm. >> he jumped right in to crisis mode. and crisis mode for me is i stay calm. i can handle everything. >> somers said fans watching the feed called the police before she did. officers eventually found him and he received a citation and was not arrested. >> that is incredible. live on facebook when that happened. i think later on she was like -- she just kept going on with the facebook live there. it was her, her husband and then this guy.

secretary of state george schultz who played a key role in helping to win the cold war has died at the age of 100 shows held several cover every his long career but made the most impact leading the state department under president ronald reagan he helped cement a historic nuclear missile treaty with moscow. i met a goldman the 22 year old artist who performed the president joe biden's integration has become the 1st poet to open the super bowl today we honor our 3 captains for the u.s. is that you know it's performed a chorus of the captain's praises 3 essential workers chosen as audrie captains to take the toss before the kickoff of the pre recorded recital was paid to a hall full stadium coronavirus restrictions. so this is our desert these are the top stories and at least 7 people have been killed in iran 170 missing in northern india after part of a himalayan classic collapsed and a torrent of water sweeping away homes and slamming into 2 hydroelectric dams elizabeth her name is more on the rescue efforts from she cashed in a 3 ton. rescue personnel have just begun working on a tunn

former us secretary of state george schultz is negotiating like he was negotiating how to the cold war, has died. after a three week delay, a massive logistical mission and handful of health scares, the australian open finally begins. here in melbourne _ open finally begins. here in melbourne park, _ open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there - open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there is i open finally begins. here in melbourne park, there is a | open finally begins. here in . melbourne park, there is a real buzz as they gets under way as a dramatic buildup, it is all go for the first grand slam of the year. hello, welcome to the programme. we start in northern india. police say at least 200 people are still missing after a glacier broke free and smashed into a hydro—electric dam. one witness said a wall of water and rock sped down the river so quickly there was no time to sound the alarm. a massive rescue operation is taking place and survivors have been pulled from the mud and rubble. it happened in uttara—khand state in the district of chamoli. our delhi correspond

federal reserve so he and his friends went to camp david with paul volcker and a lot of other, george schultz and big political figures and said we will float the dollar. it will no longer have an underlying valley. this magical language we will close the gold window, , this magical window that would transform paper into gold. no more we are done. the dollar is just a story. it's just words. the story is full faith and credit of the united states, and either we believe it or we don't. the moment we stop believing it that's when the dollar stops. of course that was a great boon to wall street wall street loves it. a dollar can be anything? a dollar can be collateralized debt? they can be these wild strange derivatives based on bizarre formulas of insurance? yes, you can make a lot of money that way. what we are looking at in the future is a real transformation of money. that's what we are seeing now. think about it, even ten years ago if somebody had said there's going to be a presidential candidate who's going to say we should all have a basic income we would've laughed and then we had andrew

secretary of state george schultz has died. he read diplomacy -- he let diplomacy under ronald reagan and frequently clashed with more ideological members of the administration. before that, the ivy league educated economist was labor secretary and treasury secretary george schulz was 100 years old. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> we are expecting the first quarter of this year to look like the fourth quarter of last year. we are not expecting

president biden is sending his condolences to the late george schultz.re experience than perhaps anyone else. he served as secretary of labor, treasury, state and budget director under nixon. mark: the effects of mass in social studies on the community and you see that and the consequent is over the last century, it is getting worse, it is not getting better and he had an informants influence as you know, my question to you as charter schools versus government or public schools, are charter schools more focused on getting kids to learn the base gets in literature in mathematics and science as opposed to the public schools that are into the social activism stuff? >> yes, in fact that's one of the things that the critics complain about, and california there are charter school laws last year that forced the charter schools to essentially carry indoctrination courses and the content of those courses were satisfied. in california in recent years they have already mandated that the charter schools call secondary education with what is really simply indoctrinat

diplomat of the cold war, george schultz, has died at the age of 100.rsaw the decoupling of the dollar from the gold standard in the early 1970's and was secretary of state to president ronald reagan a decade later. another secretary of state, condoleezza rice, described him as a true american patriot. he died at his home on the stanford university canvas -- stanford university campus. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. cryptocurrencies. bitcoin is trading at around $39,000. it has peered back some of the gains it made over the weekend. saturday, it must in a move above $40,000. with all the volatility, there is uncertainty about where bitcoin could be headed. >> a decade ago, less than a cent. now, millions of times higher. but, what about bitcoin's future? >> our fundamental work shows that bitcoin should be worth about $400,000. >> it does not have any fundamental value. >> people in the know just

i got to get people like jim baker and george schultz and people who have locked the -- walked the hallways this woman who's -- i don't question her gender. i question what she beliefs and how she is positioning our politics. >> kirsten, rick wilson, who is a lincoln project co-founder told anderson earlier tonight that marjory taylor greene broke kevin mccarthy and she is now the minority leader. it sounds wild but is there some truth to that? >> well, i don't think it's just her. she's the face of this. and really donald trump is the original face, so it's, you know, donald trump is largely responsible for stirring you have up a lot of these conspiracy theories and bringing the republican party to a place. she's come and is sort of a stand-in for donald trump. he, of course, loves her. she unfortunately represents the views of a percentage that is significant enough percentage of the republican party that other members of congress are afraid of her. so she wouldn't be -- they wouldn't be afraid of her if she wasn't representing people who they thought could bring harm to them in terms of

government and serve the public at different intervals and frankly the people that i thought 04 george schultzho just passed away at age 100 & was man's who is another one who was a lawyer in new york, he was secretary of state. i thought that was a great career model. by some amazing quote, that's kind of what happened for me. i would just say the united states system is very unusual in that it welcomes people from the private sector openly to come in and serve and then go back and go back to their lives. in most parliamentary democracies, you either have a career in public service which is great, there are great public servants. but you don't have so many cases of people wanting to come in in and serve for three or four years. i think that at the perspective and keeps the government more grounded in what's going on out there. of course i would think that. that's the advice is don't just consider the advancement of your own career but consider how you can also do public service that's one thing i would certainly. the second thing is think big. looking back at the 45 plus years since i graduat

." >>> george shultz died yesterday at his home on the stanford campus. he was 100. schultz's government in and out of government casts a long shadow, and he exemplifies the phrase "public service." economist, scholar, businessman, diplomat. george pratt schultz had enough credentials for several lifetimes. one of the first a u.s. marine. former abc7 news anchor eric thomas interviewed schultz in 2016. >> you got to mean what you say and follow through, and i got that from the marine corps. >> reporter: the new york native joined the marines during world war ii and saw action in the south pacific. after the war, he earned a ph.d from m.i.t. >> so i studied the social security system. >> reporter: those studies led to teaching stints at mit and the university of chicago. in1957, he was named a member of president eisenhower's council of economic advisers. then become to academia at chicago followed by stanford. 13 years, president richard nixon chose schultz to become secretary of labor, the first of four cabinet level offices he would hold. schultz says growing up during the d

. >>> today we remembering george schultz. the longest secretary of state who died over the weekend after turning 100 years old in december. he's one of two people to have had four cabinet posts. he said his best job is top diplomat with ronald reagan. he returned to stanford university's hoover institution after leaving government. promoting arms control, fighting against climate change. joining me is one of his very good friends. you were russia expert before you were secretary of state. >> george influenced so many people in his 100-year consequential life. he did say being secretary of state was his best job in government exception for being a captive in the marines. he served his country. he's patriot. people who knew him in diplomacy knew him as always looking for solutions. when he came back to stanford, it was climate change that really got his attention and he learned the science and he learned the technology and he brought his economic and political instincts to it. a lifelong learner. great mentor to so many people

diplomat george schultz has died at the age of 100. he was secretary of state under ronald reagan.ersaw the decoupling of the dollar from the gold standard in the early 1970's. he was labor secretary in the nixon administration and pushed consensus-based foreign policy under reagan. that is a look at your first word news. haslinda: asian markets marching higher after the s and p closed at another record high. investors shrugging off that short squeeze. also focusing instead on the vaccine rollout, biden's pandemic aid. the index higher by 0.9%. all eyes on inflation data wednesday, u.s. jobless claims on thursday. 10 year yield at 10 month highs, just below 1.2%. treasury curves steepening to 2015 levels. dollar steady after janet yellen said the u.s. risks a slower rebound in jobs and the economy if it fails to enact a robust stimulus package. ecb's christine lagarde under -- the need for policymakers to enact fiscal stimulus gradually and what she calls a soft exit. a fantastic run so far in 2021, pretty much across the board, outperforming stocks. the bloomberg commodities index

the statement of condoleezza rice on the passing of george schultz.erne in georgia, you are next. caller: thank you for taking my call. my comment was we do not know people's status, their lifestyles and what they had to go through during this covid, so just because you are not struggling or because you are struggling, i do not think there should be any changes in the amount that you are making as far as a certain amount of money that you are getting. i think that they should reconsider may be the people who are like $200,000. they should keep it the way it was in the beginning because people are struggling. some people have had to take the little they had saved to make ends meet. so each individual and each household is different. you not know the struggles people have. -- you do not know the struggles people have. host: gary is next from decatur, alabama. good morning. caller: i want to know what is the poverty line, what they make? host: i don't know the direct answer to that, but keep going with your thought and i will try to find it. caller: i th

also, over the weekend, president biden was among those paying tribute to george schultz who was presidentof state. schultz, president biden said, was a man of honor and ideas. he died on saturday at the age of 100 years old. anthony? >> an extraordinary career in public service. nancy, thank you. >>> there's new concern this morning over a more infectious coronavirus strain that's starting to spread in the u.s. south africa has stopped giving the astrazeneca vaccine, which is not yet approved in the u.s., after a small clinical trial found it provides only minimal protection against mild or moderate infection from that coronavirus variant first seen in south africa. more research is needed to determine the vaccine's ability to prevent hospitalization, or death. cbs news medical contributor dr. david agues says the reports show -- developing booster shots. >>> the pandemic's victims in the united states the united sta than 28,000 grocery store workers who have tested positive or been exposed to covid-19. hazard pay for hazard papay, she dedeserves. thrbertha ayayala has workeked butcher c

president ronald reagan's long—time secretary of state george schultz has died aged 100.e cold war. thank you very much, mr president, _ end the cold war. thank you very much, mr president, and - end the cold war. thank you very much, mr president, and my i end the cold war. thank you very i much, mr president, and my friend. george schultz says as secretary of state for six and a half years under ronald reagan and he helped improve relations with the soviet union, striking cordial and constructive relationships with both president gorbachev and his foreign minister. in negotiations, he refused to make concessions in advance, waiting instead for them to blink, and are usually dead. because, as george shultz well knew, they had become more concerned with problems at home than interference abroad. in 1987, both countries signed a landmark arms control agreement. he was also involved in talks with iran in the 19805. ., ., , ., involved in talks with iran in the 19805. ., ., ., ~ ., 19805. the iranian people are known as ureat 19805. the iranian people are known as great road

yesterday we all received the sad news that george schultz, secretary schultz decide in his home in california yesterday. he was 100 years. he just celebrated his 100th birthday in december. he was a man of great integrity, courage, exemplified service, was great about this nation and hope for our country, not just this country but countries around the world. democracy itself was something that this great american promoted. he leaves behind his wife charlotte, three daughters, two sons, 11 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren. of course our prayers for his family are going out to all of them during this difficult time. madam president, there are people who have lived history and there are people who have made history. secretary shultz made history. he lived a life in full. he was always giving back to his country, to his fellow americans. he was one of only two, i believe, american citizens who held four different cabinet posts in the u.s. government. he was o.m.b. director, secretary of labor, secretary of the treasury, and most importantly secretary of state for almost the entire two term

a distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. president joe biden released a statement on his passing reading in part quote he was a gentleman of honor and ideas dedicated to public service and respectful debate even into his one 100th year on earth. that's why multiple presidents of both political parties sought his counsel. i regret that as president i will now be able to benefit from his wisdom as so many of my predecessors schultz was 100 years old. he died at his home on the stanford campus. we'll take a break coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a happy ending to a scary weekend for one bay area father, a carjack well as kids were still in the back seat have details on that story coming up. >>and we're back at 4.24 happening today, oakland leaders will be announcing new steps to protect members of the city's chinatown neig

joe, my recollection of george schultz is about another quality, the ice water in his veins. t assigned by the "washington post" to south america and was told to go meet george shultz. he was making a latin american swing, and i was to cover the bolivia leg of that trip. and so we were at the airport outside la paz. and driving down this long, winding steep road that leads into the city. and a bomb exploded. guerrillas tried to kill george shultz. he was uninjured. we get to the embassy in the middle of la paz. and you can imagine the tension and the craziness that's going on. and he was just a rock throughout the whole thing. he went inside for a little while. and then he came out and went about his business. he conducted his trip as if nothing at all had happened. finished his business in bolivia, flew off to central america. we all trailed after him. but he was a brave man. >> nerves of steel. >> ice water in his veins. >> yeah. >> and nerves of steel. i had one quick question for david ignatius, though. you covered george shultz and mike pompeo. there is an evolution there

in the meantime, george schultz, the former secretary of state for six years under president reagan hased much of the '80s to improving relations with the soviet union and peace in the middle east. he leaves behind his wife, five children, 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. he was 100 years old. a california high school football player is getting a full scholarship after calling out governor gavin newsom. he joined us friday with his message for the governor. >> give us a chance to play. this is a lot of students, their only chance to help family out and we want to support our family and relatives. jillian: isaiah has been offered a full tuition scholarship to play for midland university. he will talk about his scholarship later this morning in our 8:00 a.m. hour. which is fantastic news. ainsley: i can't wait for that interview. that is awesome for him. it's 7:15 here on the east coast. president biden says that he wants to avoid conflict with china while planning to reverse trump's policies. senator tom cotton addresses the threat from china coming up next. and it was a su

visit ncicap.org] announcer: "the new york times" is among those reporting that former secretary george schultz has died, who headed up the reagan administration, and treasury secretary for president richard nixon. he also served in a number of other posts after retiring in 1989. he became affiliated with the hoover institution and was professor emeritus at stanford university's graduate school of business. on thursday, senator schumer and senator mcconnell gave floor speeches. republicans favored a smaller relief bill than the nearly $2 trillion plan. the majority leader leads off. leader schumer: one year ago, the united states reported 11 confirmed cases of covid-19. a few days later, a woman from california became the first to die of the disease. today, those numbers stand at over 26 million americans infected and over

just a few minutes jonathon back to you risa thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz has served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. president joe biden released a statement tonight on his passing saying quote he was a gentleman of honor and ideas dedicated to public service and respectful debate. even into his one 100th year on earth. that's why multiple presidents of both political parties sought his counsel. i regret that as president i will now not be able to benefit from his wisdom as have so many of my successors schultz was 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 the white house has just launched a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic. >>but first lawmakers continuing to take shots at california's unemployment agency. the announcement that now has many la >>everyone the second impeachment trial of former preside

outlook in just a few minutes jonathon you thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein releasing a statement on his passing reading in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility and honor. he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bearer and honorable representative for this country. she goes on to say that george you were a brilliant man a patriot and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard in me you will be missed schultz was a 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still plenty more to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock the white house just launching a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic we'll let you know what they're saying plus. >>folks still dealing with impacts after the after effects o

and distinguished american statesman and san francisco resident george shultz has died schultz served as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration he was also a professor emeritus at stanford graduate school of business longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein released a statement on his passing reads in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility an honor he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bear and honorable representative for this country. she went on to say george or a brilliant man. patriots and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard and me. he will be missed schultz was a 100 years old and he died at his home on the stanford campus. coming up after the break, we'll have a live report from washington dc with the latest developments in the impeachment trial of former president donald trump. >>and we'll tell you why some people are calling for a boycott of bank of america and what it has to do with the bay area homeowners, learn

just a few minutes jonathon back to you risa thank you distinguished american statesman george shultz has died. >>schultz serving as secretary of state under ronald reagan and as both labor and treasury secretary during the nixon administration. he was also a professor emeritus at stanford's graduate school of business. longtime friend california senator dianne feinstein releasing a statement on his passing reading in part quote george lived a life of enormous credibility and honor. he was willing to work across party lines. i think no one was a better standard bearer and honorable representative for this country. she won on to say that george you were a brilliant man a patriot and most importantly a wonderful friend to my husband richard in mean you'll be missed schultz was 100 years old he died at his home on the stanford campus. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 the white house has just launched a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic. >>meanwhile, some folks still dealing with the aftereffects of covid-19 weeks even months after being diagnosed. the new re

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george shultz, has died. he was aged 100. mr schultzrove relations with the soviet union, and forging a course for peace in the middle east. as the nation's chief diplomat, shultz negotiated the first—ever treaty to reduce the size of the soviet union's ground—based nuclear arsenals. he was also one of the many republican establishment figures who resisted donald trump's rise to the presidency. you're watching bbc news. our top stories. at least nine people have died and scores are missing after a part of a himalayan glacier broke away in northern india and smashed into a dam causing flooding. the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine offers limited protection against mild disease caused by the south african variant of covid—19 — but scientists say it will still help to beat the pandemic. tens of thousands take to the streets of myanmar�*s largest city, yangon, as anger rises following last week's military coup. parts of the country have been hit with heavy snow and strong winds, with warnings of possible further significant disruption. the met of