♪ ♪ howard: liz cheney lost. didn't just lose, she got clobbered, down by a bigger landslide margin hand min had predicted -- than anyone had predicted. the vice chair of the january 6th committee was painted as a heroine because she's aunt-trump. anti-trump. praising cheney before her defeat and again after her wipeout loss to harriet hageman such as this washington post editorial, the country needs more liz cheneys. >> congressman cheney is standing up to donald trump for the sake of the institutional vitality and, indeed, survival of the republican party itself. >> i think here was the beginning of something much larger than being one of 435 members of the house, one of 535 members of congress. the language was remarkable. >> and to have celebrate sated herself -- elevated herself to this point where not just people in her own party, but people in the democratic party listen to her, consider her a leader -- howard: this is a total flip prosecute cays that -- days that many dismissed her as a warmonger in the h

♪ ♪ howard: here's a question.now mow why the justice department ordered the mar-a-lago search after pailing to retrieve some of the documents that a donald trump took to his florida home, but how do we do this? well, multiple people briefed on the matter says the new york times story that most of the media called a bombshell. people familiar with the matter said it's clear some of these sources work for doj and that these leaks are absolutely improper in a criminal investigation even if the target's name is trump. yet, most news outlets aren't even questioning how this came to light. merrick garland was getting creamed in the pr war as trump repeatedly slammed the search as a break-in, but the attorney general felt he couldn't publicly respond. so justice department officials made hair case through leaks -- their case through leaks which violate the rights of a potential defendant who hasn't been charged with anything and may not be. they made garland's case from a behind a curtain of anonymity. a poll-up piece in

amy: that was howard zinn.back, we continue with our zinn-tennial with a speech that he made two weeks after the u.s. invaded afghanistan in 2001. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "ludlow massacre" by woody guthrie. about a colorado militia got call strikers. howard zinn said hearing the song was a defining moment for him and made him to research and tell stories left out of most history books. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue with our zinn-tennial. remembering the legendary historian howard zinn on what would have been his 100th birthday. on october 21, 2001, howard zinn gave a major address at the university of vermont, burlington. this was just over a month after the 9/11 attacks and two weeks after the u.s. invaded afghanistan beginning what became the longest war in u.s. history. it was a year ago this month that the u.s. finally withdrew from afghanistan and the taliban regain control. this is howard zinn in 2001. howard: i emphas

howard: yeah. has been targeted in a way at the behest of the iranian regime. we've seen the stories that they have targeted, for instance, john bolton, mike pompeo and others. will seems to be a ramping up on their behalf to try to target various individuals. and i think that that needs to be met with a very strong response and protection for those kinds of individuals -- howard: yeah, well -- >> -- who the iranian regime would like to see wiped off the face of the earth. howard: laura, some far-right conservatives are using words like war to describe the current situation. should the media call this out or kind of ignore it to avoid giving it further oxygen? >> well, i think there's no good answer, as you said, but i do think the media needs to call it out, because we know that these things lead to violence, and it's very direct. and, in fact, the fuse has gotten shorter, and the difference between rhetoric being used, extreme rhetoric that undermines national institutions and targets individuals

howard: right.be clear, the pro-choice side could not have gone without a lot of votes from republicans because they outnumber democrats in kansas. but some commentators are saying, well, there are lessons here in perhaps advocating a more incremental approach, not an outright ban which might seem too much -- at least according to the polls -- to a lot of people, susan. >> i think what some republicans are pushing is, i mean, i know what it means to the pro-life movement. there's two issues here. les the pro-life philosophy and the pro-life movement, then there's the political side of this. just speaking politically, this is a loser for republicans. i'll tell you right now, if they start pushing -- they're talking about bans on some forms of contraception, plan b, really early bans on abortion, it's a loser politically. and it always -- i think it always will be. i know just from talking to red state women voters -- [laughter] it is. is and that's just the facts. and i know for the pro-life side, th

howard k.r career problems, she's also having problems with her implants. >> i had had an apartment in burbank, and she was in the bedroom, and she started crying. screaming and yelling. and we ran into the bedroom, she had her hand over her breast, and her breast exploded. so i rushed her to the hospital. and she was in terrific pain. >> she's got migraines, stomach problems, breast implants causing back pain. she's got seizures. she's taking methadone for pain, klonopin for those seizures. she's taking a lot of medication. >> i was on prescription pain medication, and i was taking too much, and, um, i went into a coma for that. when i came out of the coma, i couldn't talk and i couldn't walk. it was pretty bad. it was real bad. >> can get get through here, please? >> there aren't many offers, and without much money coming in, anna nicole declares bankruptcy. >> the california bankruptcy judge finds that pierce was conspiring with his lawyers and his accountant to cheat anna out of her portion

i wanted to go to howard and i did go to howard. and thankfully i did. and is also a great school.t. [laughter] fixed mort to the point ofit howard. you do right with such reverence for the university. you write, at howard he would come as you were in leaf as the person you aspired to be. there were no false choices we werere not just told me have the capacity to be great we were challenged to live up to that potential. >> that is right. at howard, it's interesting you remember because we would run into each other around 2000 and age, during that election cycle. i was an early supporter of president obama. remember that conversation that would happen is he black enough? you memberr that? and i was a surrogate. i remember doing a fewal interviews. in response to that question about howard university. here's what i wouldon say. one, you call it when you ask that number when one asks that question you are explaining your lack of exposure. to who is a black person and what a black person can be at is. and so i would explain, i would explain what it means to stand on the yard at howard

howard: sluggish is a state of mind. it's been a much unfair for a lot of people to say sluggish because again it's only sluggish compared to 2021, right now typically what happens during the summer months and the inventory builds up -- the inventory goes down because brokers are telling customers, people are traveling. it's not a great time for sellers to go on the market and then all of a sudden september after labor day it comes on the market and more inventory out of markets. as it relates to the high-end i can only tell you we sold three apartments that were two for around 75 million and one for 50 million this year so far. alix: that is a lot. help me understand then if we go for hyper growth then there's the normalization bucket, then there is an actual slowdown. you definitely feel like were not in a slowdown yet, we are and maybe the normalization. will he get real material slowdown if they keep hiking. if we are looking at 4% for a terminal rate, can we get a sluggish housing market? howard: this country for so

you write at howard. you would come as you were and leave as the person you aspired to be. that's right. there were no false choices. weren't just told we had the capacity to be great. we were challenged to live up to that potential. that's right. word. it's interesting jonathan. we would run into each other around 2008 during that election cycle. and i was an early supporter of president obama when he first ran and do you remember that conversation that would happen about is he black enough? remember that? mm-hmm? and i was a surrogate and so i remember having a few doing a few interviews and i would talk in response to that question about howard university and this is what i would say. one you when you ask that question when one asked that question are displaying your lack of exposure. to is a black person and what a black person can be in is and so i would explain. but i would expect i would explain. stand on the yard at howard university and i would say now that the yard is an area of that is covered

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howard cosell had a-- it was called "saturday night live with howard cosell."orts announcer and he was an outspoken guy who i think his voice we miss. >> stephen: in the musical, in "mr. saturday night, as buddy young you also do impressions, which is an interesting double gainer for you to do. >> yeah. >> stephen: but do you still do a cosell? >> well, if i did howard-- there were great voices in the '70s. when i started as a comedian in like, '73-- there was-- i did howard cosell and muhammad ali. and when i started to do ali, i didn't really start to do ali. i started to do brando as vito coreleone. >> stephen: how so? >> and i hit like, a road block and went to the right. it was like, ( brando as vito coreleone ) marco, i never wanted this for you, i wanted you to be cynical... coreleone... the greatest fighter of all time. ( laughter ) and then i heard ali, and it was just this thing. but howard was, you know, i'm nasally so i could get into him ( as howard cosell ) and get into that kind of rhythm that he had. and i thought if he was working today, he wou

. >> howard.l que pudiera llamarse howard. >> lo importante es observar su recorrido; si va al norte vuelve a jalar humedad y arrastrarlas en nuestra región, por lo tanto traería más posibilidad de lluvias especialmente la zona desértica y de montaña. >> vamos a ver qué sucede con las temperaturas porque el calor se aleja y se mueve hacia la costa este de los estados unidos y las temperaturas van a continuar en los tres dígitos, vemos el caso de dallas en tres dígitos, arizona también, para california solamente hacia la zona del interior con nublados y continúan. >> aquí se ve precisamente leytahoo con nublados que continúan en gran parte de la región, a partir de mañana y el domingo temperaturas hasta los 81° despejado en la región. >> vamos a atender el pronóstico al volver. >> los estadounidenses se han

yvonne howard is heading off to wisconsin with high ambitions. she'll be competing at the crossfit games. a goal that she set for herself at the beginning of 2021, i basically >> had this inner athlete in me ever since i was little and i never got to do anything with it. and now i have my inner coming out, howard doesn't have a traditional athletic background and never played sports. the child. >> and by the way, she's 60 years old. she started crossfit her 40's after has been first learned about it. now she's climbing ropes in thing. weight next to people half her to i probably. >> an hour in the morning cooking and some bility and i come to the jam and i'm here one to 2 hours on leave a comeback 1, 2 hours. and then it might my other believe that i do. thinking about the next day and sleeping tried to get 8 hours sleep like something impossible to get to the crossfit games. howard had to compete in the worldwide crossfit open. >> nearly 2000 women in her 60 to 64 age group signed up to compete. the field was whittled down to just 10 that will a

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howard: no question.k and look at all of the old black-and-white photos of the nba, the center was the big plotting, dumping the-looking guy in the center who was nailed to the floor. until bill russell came along, then all of a sudden, the center position was an athletic position, it was a defensive position. and now it was a position that created the aerial game that we would later see that is now commonplace today, started the fastbreak, got the game going, was an intimidator. the boston celtics were famous for what they used to call the hey bill defense. when one guy got deep, they would yell "hey, bill!" and bill russell would go over and not only cover his bill -- man, but cover someone else's man. because he was that dominant. totally changed the way the sport was played will chamberlain comes along a couple years later and goes on top of that in terms of the dominant, athletic big man. the game has gotten more and more athletic after that. to your other point about being a champion, there is no gr

. >> reporter: now, four years later, academy award winning director ron howard, who also directed "" 13"," telling another story about the alchemy of making the impossible, possible, in "13 lives." >> why was there a need for a sort of semi-fictionalized version of this that you did? >> i don't see it as semi-fictionalized. scripted narrative, dramatization. because that creates a pathway to a deeper empathy and understanding. it goes beyond the mind and the heart. >> reporter: at the center of the film are two british cave divers, richard stanton played by viggo mortensen, and john valantin played by colin farrell. in a flooded cave, superheroes in supercuba tanks. >> you try and guide the kids the whole way, all you'll be bringing out is dead bodies! >> reporter: they were the first to make contact with the 13 trapped inside that cave 10 days after the boys disappeared. >> we found the boys! they're alive! >> reporter: stanton was a consultant for the film. rick, the first time we spoke, right after the rescue -- >> 2018. >> would you ever have imagined that four years later, you'd

sir howard john davies i think --adam posen -- sir howard: i think he has to say he is willing to meetis full mandate, meaning medium-term for 2% inflation and the impact of employment which currently is not too seriously but which overtime could cause him to moderate halfway towards his target. i think that some message along those lines to provide some conditioning or a pathway, if you are to aggressive, i think you are setting yourself up to fail. i think you have to find the framework which allows you to get back to your target but to do so taking into account the impact you will have on the unemployment market. lisa: i ask this because a lot of people are questioning what you are, whether political interference. the fed, ecb, bank of england from raising rates to what they need to get it down to their target. does this mean a greater risk of inflation to get out of control and are they more willing to take that risk and causing a deep recession. sir howard: it is undoubtedly a risk. this is a great time to be central banker -- former central banker and not eight current central ba

yvonne howard is heading off to wisconsin with high ambitions.ting at the crossfit games. a goal that she set for herself at the beginning of 2021, i basically >> had this inner athlete in me ever since i was little and i never got to do anything with it. and now i have my inner coming out, howard doesn't have a traditional athletic background and never played sports. the child. >> and by the way, she's 60 years old. she started crossfit her 40's after has been first learned about it. now she's climbing ropes in the thing. weight next to people half her to i probably. >> an hour in the morning cooking and some bility and then i come to the jam. here comeback 1, 2 hours. and then at night or i understood mobility that i knew. thinking about the next day and sleeping tried to get 8 hours sleep like something impossible to get to the crossfit games. howard had to compete in the worldwide crossfit open. >> nearly 2000 women in her 60 to 64 age group signed up to compete. the field was whittled down to just 10 that will advance the crossfit games, inc

yvonne howard is heading off to wisconsin with high ambitions.ting at the crossfit games. a goal that she set for herself at the beginning of 2021, i basically >> had this inner athlete in me ever since i was little and i never got to do anything with it. and now i have my inner coming out, howard doesn't have a traditional athletic background and never played sports. the child. >> and by the way, she's 60 years old. she started crossfit her 40's after has been first learned about it. now she's climbing ropes in the thing. weight next to people half her to i probably. >> an hour in the morning cooking and some mobility and i come to the jam. here one to 2 hours on leave a comeback 1, 2 hours. and then it might force my other stuff. believe that i do. thinking about the next day and sleeping tried to get 8 hours sleep like something impossible to get to the crossfit games. howard had to compete in the worldwide crossfit open. >> nearly 2000 women in her 60 to 64 age group signed up to compete. the field was whittled down to just 10 that will advan

yvonne howard is heading off to wisconsin with high ambitions.be competing at the crossfit games. a goal that she set for herself at the beginning of 2021, i basically >> had this inner athlete in me ever since i was little and i never got to do anything with and now i have my inner coming out, howard doesn't have a traditional athletic background and never played sports. the child. >> and by the way, she's 60 years old. she started crossfit her 40's after has been first learned about it. now she's climbing ropes in thing. weight next to people half her to i probably. >> an hour in the morning cooking and some bility and i come to the jam. here one to 2 hours on leave a comeback 1, 2 hours. and then it might my other stuff. believe that i do. thinking about the next day and sleeping tried to get 8 hours sleep like something impossible to get to the crossfit games. howard had to compete in the worldwide crossfit open. >> nearly 2000 women in her 60 to 64 age group signed up to compete. the field was whittled down to just 10 that will advance the c

yvonne howard is heading off to wisconsin with high ambitions.ting at the crossfit games. a goal that she set for herself at the beginning of 2021, i basically >> had this inner athlete in me ever since i was little and i never got to do anything with it. and now i have my inner coming out, howard doesn't have a traditional athletic background and never played sports. the child. >> and by the way, she's 60 years old. she started crossfit her 40's after has been first learned about it. now she's climbing ropes in the thing. weight next to people half her to i probably. >> an hour in the morning cooking and some bility and i come to the jam. here one to 2 hours on leave a comeback 1, 2 hours. and then it might my other stuff. believe that i do. thinking about the next day and sleeping tried to get 8 hours sleep like something impossible to get to the crossfit games. howard had to compete in the worldwide crossfit open. >> nearly 2000 women in her 60 to 64 age group signed up to compete. the field was whittled down to just 10 that will advance the c

yeah, howard zinn, of course, is a famous sort of left-leaning american historian. but now, in this work, you've really embraced some of the virtues of capitalism and how sort of these principles of creating multimillion-dollar investment funds and partnering with businesses like dupont and bank of america and stella artois and crypto.com. there's a view that, you know, capitalism, in today's sort of progressive movement, it's not a redeemable system, as we've heard recently on the left. >> well, i can't certainly speak for the left, but i can just say for myself that -- i think -- well, they've polled americans about this. what people respond to mostly is ideas that work. and that's really what -- i think anytime you're trying to solve a problem, i think it's less about -- whether i'm making a movie or whether i'm doing this, it's never about ideology or clinging to any kind of preset idea. it's really about what works. and bringing the concept of finance into this has accelerated this work. i mean, we could put a number on what -- on how many people we would have

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its chief justice marc howard of the supreme court of north carolina. it's on a museum in spain and it's online if you want to look at. and the fabric it is 3d literally coming out of the painting. it's a fabulous painting. -- what happens when the court new supreme court that is being created comes assist for the first time in new york city. this is a building where they met. this is a merchants exchange building, at the foot of broadway in downtown new york city. the court met on the second floor, an open air market underneath, but they close the market we think while the court was sitting hopefully. there's very little documentation about what happened on this day. there's no description of what the judges war. they just did some business. there weren't any cases to hear, because this was the first time they sat. and there is documentation that when the session ended, it made no decision about what judges would where there's a letter to james irondale associate justice saloon north carolina his return lawyer similar into the judges didn't make a deci

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because howard is a black university. and she found herself laughed at behind her back, she was not called in class as much as the other guys, as the other people. and at the first instance she was aware of what she came to call jane crow. it was the combination of sexual discrimination and gender discrimination and racial discrimination. her final of school paper was about how the equal protection argument of the constitution could prevail over plus c versus ferguson, the separate but equal decision of the 19th century. her classmates laughed at her, but she prevailed and wrote that thesis. her professors better $25 that, no $10 that it wouldn't be, that plus he wouldn't be a return for the next 25 years. in fact, it was overturned by thurgood marshall in the well-known brown decision which she won in part by reading her thesis. which robinson brought him, because he realize he was really going for it. but she didn't address gender discrimination until years later. when she wrote a paper called jane crow. and that was th

and then under the exception act carl howard would have received the exception. then there was the fear of the presidency going to the party opposite. that would've been a coup d'État. he told us this anecdote that stay with me for years, and years, and years. and the story was that carl albert would resign as speaker, so a democratic house could elect i minority leader, jerry forward, to serve as speaker, who would then succeed onto the president say. so, you would not have this party opposite scenario, and a republican within replace a republican. and, carl albert and birch bayh we're very concerned about any appearance of a political gain with nixon's removal. of thbecause he had committed crim, because a constitutional violation and they like. it was not a political impeachment, it was because of the legal issues. again, as has been said earlier there could have been and incentives for nixon to resign because it would have gone to the party opposite. there was this gentleman's agreement, and, over the years it has been a side hobby of mine to look for evidenc

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longest weekly win streak since november of 2021 joining me now is vance howard of howard capital management good to see you. thank you for joining me this morning. the question he is what have you made of yesterday? futures are making light of the intraday decline and pointing higher do you think the bounce as we had the last three or four weeks of gains can continue? >> i think you are setting up for a 2% to 4% pull back pull backs are buyable now the trend turned positive three weeks ago which is our trend indicator. we started taking positions. we were heavy in cash the first six months of the year we are starting to buy again we see opportunities we picked up great deals i wouldn't be concerned about it pull backs are buyable now the caution is warranted optimism is starting to pick its head up again. we had a lousy six months. things are picking up. i think people should get more optimistic the last half of the year >> does inflation need to have peaked for that position to hold what if we have another bad print expected to come >> i think that is the bigger question we're all worried

thanks, howard. we look forward to seeing you honored at the dinner tomorrow night.n uneup the slnds for najant many cottrell. he will hop back in there. good gain of 27 yards. >> cris: mike, it is amazing all of the different people we have met over the years and now they are going in the hall of fame. you see them when they were kids and they come out and i love this way to start the nfl season. i always love coming here. i kind of liked it when i actually got to hear the speeches the night before but, you know, hey, everything is a little bit different. but the stadium keeps improving and the presentation. used to do it on the steps in front of the hall of fame. >> mike: a bunch of years in the parking lot hosting the show on the steps. armstead couldn't hang on to that. >> melissa: i have derek carr here. he is very popular with the crowd. he is back. these guys are back together. put up incredible numbers in college. you said you guys have dreamed about this. it's a gift. what is it like to be reunited? >> it's awesome. we have always stayed close throughout our

>> i went back and forth with howard last night. howard's, i don't know -- i'm not going to say since he was born we were going back and forth about things that happened in new york in the '60s and '70s. this was an amazing quarter. first of all, he's reconfiguring the stores he recognizes that cold brew is what's really important. second, these numbers ex china were extraordinary he's doing his listening tour, talking with everybody they're going to change the formats. i think that this was the beginning of the next leg for starbucks. as i told andrew the previous show, my charitable trust, we have a meeting tomorrow. i have to put this in the bullpen. too extraordinary. the old howard, a well-orchestrated conference call there was this fellow milton cross. he was the person you listened to to understand the opera if you didn't understand. legendary, metropolitan opera brought to you by texaco i would listen rapt to milton cross to understand what the opera meant. i was rapt last night to howard what it meant for the sea change oh,

what are you saying that howard schultz is nothing? >> we are seeing a ton of different data sources that high income consumer spending is the last leg of the stool that is supporting u.s. economic growth were we are noticing and why we expect the slowdown over the next 12 months is high and income consumer sentiment is below that of other consumer income cohorts. is a really important flight that we track. other thing we are looking at is personal disposable income is negative, down 4% year-over year. if you put those together, what we expect is over the next 12 months with equity market relatively that that consumer spending will slow. response to howard schultz is,, what is important is what we expect is trade-offs between consumer spending categories. it is not that all sectors will fair the same. given that we see high interest rates and low and real disposable income it is those durable goods categories where we expect to see material slowdown and spending. >> that is why it has been confusing to track what is going on with the c

team, and it was a long briefing at howard's house the night before.and one of the briefers, who had spoken to the outgoing aides who had lost, or were about to lose their jobs, because they had worked for the then chief of staff, don regan, had said one of the first things you are going to have to do is to assess whether or not you should implement the 25th amendment. howard baker's immediate reaction was, that is not the ronald reagan i saw the past two days. that's not the ronald reagan i negotiated with. yes, we will consider it, because serious people have raised it, but i don't think that is a priority, and he looked around at the two of us that were there, and if either of you think otherwise, let me know. we went on about our business. a year later, jane mayer, -- wrote landslide. they had access to that transition report, and we had a three or four-day firestorm. we were hiding important information from the american people and or that we were spying on the president. two decades later, bill o'reilly, and -- writes the same story, it's the sam

and i think the people who will someday enjoy this new improved stretch of howard street in san francisco might not realize how much time and effort to have gone into that project between 4th and 11th streets. the plan is to remove one lane of car traffic at a 2 way bike lane. there will be raised crosswalks. they're just some of the safety features that will be made permanent. it is a very busy stretch of road in the city. proven to be a dangerous one. a lot of people driving and biking and walking. it's often very congested aside from a lot of collisions and injuries. 3 people were killed along this corridor between 2014 2019 today, secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, talk to us saying the federal grant of 23 million followed a very competitive program with roughly 1000 communities applying for the money. he says san francisco was one of the winners because of all the obvious benefits. this is an effort that is going to benefit safety, making it safer for pedestrians and bicycles, reducing. >> the risk of crashes on that very busy corridor where most people either walk or or us

howard, we're seeing these headlines. the daily caller, those sites.democracy. so there's a house of mirrors going on. >> no question about it. what i'm seeing first of all is in the last two months, the right wing press has not really focused on stop the steal. i'm looking at 20 to 40 conservative websites every morning. they're focusing on january 6th. they're focusing on monkeypox. they are -- >> so they are moving on from trump's election lies? >> well, not quite, because i think that all changed after this past week with kari lake. i'm already seeing stories that are suggesting that -- focusing on kari lake and stop the steal, and i think we will see many more of these stories happening. >> elaine, you wrote about kari lake. what was the most important takeaway from arizona this week for the press? >> the most important takeaway is they just sent a whole slate of election dendeniers, people believe that 2020 was stolen or say they believe was 2020 was stolen. kari lake said as governor, she would deser-certify the results. she's a huge maga person

a year after he took on role in just months before howard schultz's set to depart as ceo.ails on this. kate. >> that's right. coo at starbucks will be departing the company at the end of the year transitioning to executive adviser as of october 3rd. the company is reorganizing the leadership team eliminating the coo role at end of the fiscal year. culver has been with the company for 20 years, took over for brewer after she left for the ceo role at walgreens. and in letter from howard schultz about the executive structure change, he said our reinvention vention requires us to rethink the leadership struck tower create every opportunity for the new ceo and to accelerate delivery of modernized and elevated experiences for our green apron partners and customers. now that reinvention has been a very big focus for schultz who will be leaving at the end of the calendar year. the new ceo has yet to be named, but the company is speaking to external candidates for that role. and this is the fourth exec departure brewer left in 2021 and former ceo johnson in march of this year, will

there have been 152 crashes on howard in just five years.than half of those involved bicyclists or pedestrians. now, $23 million pledged towards safety improvements and howard street will be reduced to two lanes, raised crosswalks will also be added. reggie: a shop and one of the market's longest food tenants is closing. a butcher shop will close after 20 years. the closure does not appear to impact the company's wholesale facilities in richmond and santa rosa. the ferry building location opened in 2003 and it's the last day will be next saturday. a weekly favorite and used to san jose is drawing crowds. the tully night market features live music and art. there are more than a does a local craft antibusiness vendors, food trucks and nonprofit tables at the market each week. it is located near the tully road ballfields and the library. the warriors will be opening training camp on september 24. yesterday, they announced at their preseason schedule. they will start in japan against the wizards on september 29 and october 1. he will return to c

the same document and and again we i when we spent howard and spent more time. we spent days refuting that there was a coup or a cover-up or anything else than then the 10 minutes. we spent being briefed about potential 25th amendment issue. so it's a third the point i'm trying to make is the president's health is the third rail for white house staff. it is the third rail and that is and that probably frustrates a considered organized considered thoughtful process in some respects clearly. it did clearly it did in the hinckley assassination attempt on the other hand a reb is shared with me some materials that i hadn't seen in years from the from the i guess the clinton library rim but of the precedence that had been assembled by reagan and then by george hw bush and then by clinton on how to exercise the 25th the white house staff knows how to do it. considered process it's delivered process the dot, you know, the white house physicians intimately involved and and people know how to do it if the question the harder part is making the decision ronald reagan in 19

this is hurricane howard. and as you can see, howard heading on out here, west norwood northwest, about 10 miles per hour set to become a remnant low. so kind of what i call a fish storm, right? it doesn't really affect land, but it is interesting to know. and there is howard right down there. and this is the bigger picture. we've got low pressure off the coast, high pressure over the 4 corners. it's dragging some of that monsoonal moisture in as you get over the next couple of days. see that low pressure bump to the north. high pressure is going spanned a little bit. what that means for us is temperatures are going to go up. thankfully nothing too extreme. so just a little bit warmer as we take a look at the big picture. you do see, though, that monsoonal moisture getting very active again today as it rolls along that high pressure. here is a look at your current temperatures that we're going to see today. so san francisco looking out for a high of 68 about 80 in santa rosa. 83 in concord. 76 in fremont about

who was then the dean of howard law school and was given as a result a full tuition scholarship to howard. she was the only girl on only woman in her class of all black men. how it is a black university. and she found herself. laughed at behind her back. she was not called in class as much of the other guys. as the other people and she was at the first the first instance aware of what she came to call jane crow. it was the combination of sexual discrimination gender discrimination and racial discrimination. it didn't it didn't or her final law school paper was about how the equal protection argument of the constitution could prevail over plessy versus ferguson the separate but equal decision of the 19th century. her classmates laughed at her but she prevailed and wrote that thesis her professor spotters with robinson bet her $25 that that no $10 that it wouldn't be that plus he wouldn't be overturned for the next 25 years. in fact, it was overturned by thurgood marshall in the well-known brown decision, which he won in part by reading her thesis which spot is what brawson robinson brought

of fair oaks also known as seven pines june 1st 1862 the 61st new york was part of general oliver howard's brigade of general edwin sumner's second corps in this engagement barlow displayed great resourcefulness, although the battle of fair oaks was a tactical standout barlow was pleased with the outcome of his unit quote. we were the only regiment of the brigade he wrote proudly in a letter home, which did not break or run at some time or another his commanding officer howard confirmed barlow's words when he wrote in his report. fire, especially to notice the coolness and good conduct of colonel barlow of the 61st, new york. barlow was attracting attention from his superiors even as he watched the high hopes of mcclellan's campaign crash and burn as robert e. lee's army of northern virginia pushed the union troops. back from just outside richmond to the washington dc camps like many of his harvard counterparts barlow assessed the unions and they all wrote to each other by the way. he assessed the unions war effort at the end of the summer of 1862 and found it to be pathetic indeed many of