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irvine had been the executive for private banking since 2020. in the rule when his predecessor retires after more than four years in charge. new york trader shares fell the most in 11 months as they announced a buyback after fourth-quarter earnings missed estimates. ceo sergio said the bank is willing to sacrifice growth to improve returns as the merger concludes. >> is a pivotal year because the first six months are intense. you think were going to go through the merger of the operating entities, we will merge in the first half of the year. subsidiaries and the u.s. and switzerland will merge in 2024, so this is the preview requisite to merge. we achieved cost savings and plan to have another savings of 9 million between 24 and 2026. this will be invested in the business to make the platform resilient and up to speed with requirements. but also to invest. >> how important was this update to give a blueprint of the growth that you want to achieve? >> important for investors to understand how we are connecting the dots between what we see in the

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that includes katie porter from irvine and steve garvey among others that debated last month. recent polls have put shifts in the lead. porter and garvey are neck and neck in second place and lee is not that far behind. they will be competing in the march 5 election. they are competing for the seat that was occupied by senator dianne feinstein. >>> jobs and infrastructure is the message from joe biden today at the national association of counties. the association units county leaders from across the nature -- nation. he spoke on the need to fund railroads and public transit. he says that america has fallen behind on supporting those and that is why they want to support more funding. >> we are on the way to leading again with thousands of new projects. jobs for now and the next decade. in your counties in your communities. >> reporter: the president highlighted his -- in 2022 bringing semiconductor factories back the united states and that means high- paying jobs. >>> president biden hosted a high-stakes meeting at the white house today to broker a cease-fire in the middle east

reporter: but there are possible side effects like nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain doctors at uc irvine say they're worried these drugs could affect kids' growth from undereating or be abused by those with eating disorders or in sports some also question whether kids need to use these drugs long-term. what do you say to people who think the data is not there, that we don't know the long-term effects for young people >> yeah, so these medications, i think are reassuring in that they've been around over a decade. >> reporter: in a statement, wegovy's maker novo nordisk says its studies found their medicines did not appear to affect growth, adding the decision to prescribe an anti-obesity medication is at the discretion of the physician. demi buckley says she has benefitted physically and mentally. >> now that i'm confident in my body, and, like, i can be confident in my mind, and that helps me a lot. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc news, saginaw, michigan. >>> and up next, he is a major league star striking it big in batting and bowling. >>> finally, he is a baseball superstar, but this sl

in irvine. and sadly, i'm sorry, in irvine. in seattle, an annual household income of $125,000 qualifies as lower middle class. as for how it compares to household income across the country, us census data shows the national average is less than $75,000. and when i grew up, i just always thought that if i had a six figure income, i'd be on easy street, right? >> yeah, right. right, right. >> and it's not the case anymore . i mean, you know what i would say to kids now is dream bigger, you know, dream much bigger than than than i dreamt because we forget about the fact that by the time i get to this age, i did not think about this, that, you know, it would not be worth. >> to be fair, though, when we were younger, six figures was a lot of money. yeah but when we were growing up, you had to tell your kids to dream bigger than than than. >> you know what i thought? because you have to adjust for and maybe not, you know, put a dollar value on it, but just say, i aim to do well, do well. >> i want to be able to take vacations. i wan

that can overwhelm irvin, drainage systems. but architect christina ice and bond has come up with a solution here on the 10th floor of an adaptive high rise built by the university of stuttgart and south western germany. she's been testing her idea under real life conditions. so our approach involves creating surfaces and building designs that can absorb rainwater, which can then be used in the building and later on during a hot spell that water can be used for evaporative sustainable cooling. how does this person lucian involves special textiles called hydro scan elements that are attached directly to the facade inside the high rise, there are special tanks that store collected rainwater. on hot dry days, this water is returned from the tanks to the facade element. the windows are covered with 2 lightweight textile skins which are separated by a porous space or fabric that allows the air between the 2 layers. to circulate the water can evaporate, helping to cool the buildings interior and improve the microclimate outside the b

it will feature front-runner adam schiff, lynn republicans steve garvey, irvine congresswoman katie porter and oakland congress woman barbara lee. one of the moderators, the chief political reporter for nbc los angeles, common nola. >> the top two finishes go on to the november runoff. so, this is historic for the last time this seat was open was 30 years ago. california and a lot of other states, once someone gets elected they will be there for a while to build up seniority. it is not very often that we have a vacant u.s. senate seat, which is why there is such a dynamic race taking place. >> the top to from two weeks from now advanced to the november general election, it is hosted by our sister station nbc l.a. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., live. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. up next, the power of prayer. the group that gathered in england to help save the city from the crime that is plaguing it. >>> remember this guy? the panda is back. pablo sandoval spring-training in scottsdale. can he really make this team? >>> on storm ranger right now we still

democrat adam schiff leading while republican former major league baseball star steve garvey and irvineocratic congressmember katie porter fighting neck and neck for that key second place spot for adam schiff. there's nobody wants to run against more than steve garvey. >> adam schiff, nose in a california. we are not going to elect a republican to statewide office. adam schiff knows that the more scrutiny steve garvey is under the worse. it's going to get for him for katie porter. we're going to see her come out swinging against adam schiff, but maybe even more. so again, steve garvey explaining to the voters why her positions and his positions are so different on so many issues. >> all right. and joining us now live from san francisco is time while is a time we usually see you in sacramento. but the news says brought you to the bay tonight. >> absolutely. and this should be a very, very interesting debate grant. and, you know, it just a few things to look out for your number one. i mean, you heard from professor levinson but, you know, these candidates while, of course, it's all about

democrat adam schiff leading while republican former major league baseball star steve garvey and irvine democratic congressmember katie porter fighting neck and neck for that key second place spot for adam schiff. there's nobody wants to run against more than steve garvey. >> adam schiff, nose in a california. we are not going to elect a republican to statewide office. adam schiff knows that the more scrutiny steve garvey is under the worse. it's going to get for him for katie porter. we're going to see her come out swinging against adam schiff, but maybe even more. so again, steve garvey explaining to the voters why her positions and his positions are so different on so many issues. >> all right. so ken, here we go. the final countdown tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. we're just about 28 minutes of the debate getting under way. it will start at 7 o'clock. hope you can join us reporting live from san francisco. a tom wallace kron. 4 news will be watching. thank you very much. a tonn. it was an especially emotional goodbye to settle for a local family this morning, a south bay emergen

. >> the race to the moon is getting more crowded as countries like japan, china and russia, irvine to land softly on the lunar surface, steely eyed missile man, steve autumn, u.s. president, ceo of intuitive machines, says his team is ready to make history with its moo3 mission being the first commercial space company to land on the lunar surface. we're leading off. >> our return to the moon with commercial companies trying payloads for nasa for scientific and engineering discovery. before nasa brings its hardware ever taken aback by just the thought of like. >> hey, this is going to be honest. this is going to be intuitive machines. we're going to be first. i stop and think about that all the liftoff of the falcon 9, 2, of snow landers going to hitch a ride on a spacex falcon 9 rocket traveling to the lunar south pole. it's one of several commercial companies delivering payloads for nasa. we're contributing as the precursor mission to the u.s. artemis program put humans. >> sustainably on the move. and that's the goal. not only getting humans back on the moon, but staying there. reti

a lower middle class income in three cities arlington, virginia, san francisco and san jose, with irvine in seattle rounding out the top five. now, in those cities, an annual household income of higher than $125,000 qualifies as lower middle class. as for how it compares to household income across the country, according to the us census data, the national average is less than $75,000. okay, actor sylvester stallone announcing that he will be permanently leaving california and moving to florida. the rocky actor made the announcement on the season two premiere of his reality show the family. stallone, he told his family that they will be selling their home and that they already have a new place in palm beach. the wife of florida's governor, ron desantis, welcoming the actor to the state on x, writing that in florida, you can be free and you can also buy toothpaste without having an armed guard in cvs. unlock it for you. >> a critical shortage of nurses is causing some schools to create faster training programs. forms. the national center of health workforce says there is a projected shortf

last year, australia bank says andrew irvine, who replaced ross mcewan as chief executive officer.ll start in the new role on april 2 when mcewan retires from executive roles after more than four years in charge. >> new york traded shares of ubs fell the most in 11 months even after it announced an $11 billion buyback after fourth-quarter earnings missed estimates. the ceo told us the bank is willing to sacrifice growth in order to improve returns as the merger with credit suisse concludes. >> if you think about the journey, the first six months are very tense. we are going to go through the merger of the two operating entities. ubs and credit suisse will merge in the first half of the year. this is the prerequisite to be able to realize our synergies. we already achieved 4 billion of cost savings. we plan to have other growth savings of nine units between 2024 and 2026. partially this will be reinvested in the business to make our platform more resilient , and come to speed with the requirements, but also to invest in our future. >> how important was this investment update? just g

and then we have got to clinical professors from uc irvine. not only do we have a public that didn't understand that much about how elections were run will but most people didn't even want to know how they were run. the less they knew the better and it's the same with officials the less attention they got so that meant things were running properly. but we had a pandemic. it broke out when many states were starting to hold their primary. election officials had to completely overhaul how they were going to conduct that election. so the processes, a lot of unknowns and uncertainty and then we had a presidential campaign with that confusion and uncertainty and also to spread disinformation. one of the lessons obviously was that not only was the public not prepared but a lot of officials not maricopa county, not michigan but a lot of election officials really weren't prepared to deal with the disinformation and we were prepared to communicate with the public about exactly what was going on with the disinformation. the result was that a lot of peopl

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within the black community of the stress to financial institutions, an nyu gramwit and professor at uc irvineritten a terrific book that talks about how certain minority communities don't have a relationship with financial institutions and are more likely to have large quantities of cash on hand for expenditures like this. again, it might not resonate with someone like scott mcafee although other aspects of her story would. >> to those other aspects, i do want to know what you think about generally the posture she adopted today, which was combative, strong, assertive. you know, if the contention here this woman is looking for, again, a free ride from a man she hired to sort of get over on the system, i would think that was a fairly effective rhetorical tool if nothing else. >> the defiance, the sort of independence, like i don't need someone to pay my way, i pay my way, in fact a lot of the difficulties in our romantic relationship came from the fact i was independent, and he was looking for a different kind of woman. they may have played out, but let's just also put out there this is a prose

and that is question what is victory on the morning, july 21st, 1861, on matthews hill, irvin mcdowell when a staff rode up and up and down union lines after the confederates would and they wave their hats and they victory, victory, victory. and for the next 2 hours, they behaved as if they had gained the victory. and twas. three george w bush stood on the us. abraham lincoln with a banner behind mission. my point is that one of the most difficult challenges in more especially now. but even then is being able to identify and understand what would be and the growth and expansion of the union war effort over the next four years would be the united states. answer to that question. ultimately, and that's a process that begins here on day and then finally, kind of the big idea i would like you to remember. so imagine if you will. one it would take each of you to think of yourselves as something other than an american. i assuming most of you are u.s. citizens, can you imagine calling yourself something than an american? what would it take for that to? it's almost unimaginable, is it not. for

democratic congresswoman katie porter of irvine in orange county. she's a former deputy chair of the house progressive caucus and republican steve garvey, a former -- with the los angeles padres. many think he should be in the hall of fame, but should he be in the halls of congress? >> our goal is to explore the positions of all of these candidates. our questions will focus on the jobs and responsibilities of a u.s. senator. the candidates will have 60 seconds to respond to questions. 30 seconds for rebuttals at the discussions -- discretions of the moderators and 15 second follow-ups. >> let's start with inflation. it was supposed -- it was supposed to take down last month, but it went up. we noticed the democrat spent a lot of time talking about the minimum wage. he wanted to double the federal minimum wage, increase the minimum wage in california. congresswoman lee talked about a $50 an hour minimum wage. the minimum wages going up in california for fast food workers. a major change to $20 an hour. already, mcdonald's, jack-in-the-box, aaa will r

and that is question what is victory on the morning, july 21st, 1861, on matthews hill, irvin mcdowell when a staff rode up and up and down union lines after the confederates would and they wave their hats and they victory, victory, victory. and for the next 2 hours, they behaved as if they had gained the victory. and twas. three george w bush stood on the us. abraham lincoln with a banner behind mission. my point is that one of the most difficult challenges in more especially now. but even then is being able to identify and understand what would be and the growth and expansion of the union war effort over the next four years would be the united states. answer to that question. ultimately, and that's a process that begins here on day and then finally, kind of the big idea i would like you to remember. so imagine if you will. one it would take each of you to think of yourselves as something other than an american. i assuming most of you are u.s. citizens, can you imagine calling yourself something than an american? what would it take for that to? it's almost unimaginable, is it not. for

katie porter, of irvine and orange county. she is a former deputy chair of the house caucus and republican steve garvey, a former great for the dodgers and padres. many think he should be in the hall of fame but should he be in the hall of congress? >> our goal is to show the positions of these candidates. the focus of the job and the responsibility of a u.s. senator. they will have 60 seconds to respond to questions. 30 seconds for rebuttals. 15 seconds for follow-ups. >> let's start. it was supposed to take down last month but it went up. we noticed in the last debate, you spent a lot of times talking about the minimum wage. he wanted to double the federal minimum wage. he wanted to increase the minimum wage in california. congresswoman lee was talking about a $50 minimum wage. it's going up in april for fast food workers. a major change to $20 an hour. already, mcdonald's, jack-in- the-box, tivoli, say they will raise the cost on the menu to pay for all of that. i believe that pizza hut said they will laugh about 1200 drive

crime, i'm joined by a professor of criminology, law, and society at the university of california irvineor of the book "immigration and crime: taking a stop." our thoughts are with the family of lacon riley her friends. this senseless loss of a young woman's life. authorities also revealed her death was due to blunt force trauma. the man accused is an undocumented immigrant. what do you make of the larger conversation around those facts right now? >> when i heard about this tragic event, my heart went out immediately. that is the first reaction i had. the second is i hope this is not used, this awful event is not used for political advantage. it appears that is what is happening. we see a tragic event become a sparking point for restrictive policies aimed at immigrants. >> i know in your work, you look at this issue. going back to the early 1900s about the intersection of crime and immigration, what have you learned? >> so much research has been done on how immigration and crime are related. immigrants are more or less crime prone than their nativeborn counterparts, and the area because

it was just me, f if ho rida, michael irvin. having a good time.esterday, gronk beach. >> just a great time. all the fan, signed all their jerseys. we throw out shirts, sign their football. perfect spirals. joey: gronk has this larger than life character. does he ever just calm down and is have a casual conversation, or is that just always who he is? will: most of the time -- look at him right there. [laughter] most of the time i was with him up on stage, so he was definitely in his element. it's funny you bring that up, because i asked, his whole family was there. all his brothers, his dad, and nobody partied harderren than his dad. [laughter] i said has he always been like this? since he was a a baby. yeah, or i don't know, i think you're getting authentic gronk. rachel: so is, will, you and i both have teenagers, and it's sometimes hard to impress them. you had a teenager with you, your son charlie. what did he think about you, you know, just hanging with florida and with gronk? will: he comes in today, but i texted him a video -- rachel: oh, i

researchers at uc irvine say they're worried these drugs might result in kids undereating.development. and abuse of these drugs for those with eating disorders or in sports like wrestling or gymnastics. >> do you worry at all 10, 20, 30 years from now we'll look back on this and see it is a mistake? >> with the promising research, i don't see that forthcoming. >> reporter: in a statement, wegovy's maker novo nordisk said, the decision to prescribe an anti-obesity medication is at the discretion of the physician. >> this is beautiful. demi reached her goal weight and she's looking forward to prom this spring. >> i don't think you have to look a certain way. but if it is going to make you feel better, then do it. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc news. >>> in today's daily health, exercise is great for everyone, right, but a new study shows that the benefits might be even better for women than men. the national study published this week, finds regular exercise decreases the risk of mortality in women even if they worked out for less time than men did. aria joins me now. i love t

democrat katie porter from irvine, and former la dodger and republican steve garvey are tied at 15%. and lee from oakland is trailing with 7%. whoever wins the senate seat will have some big shoes to fill. >> anybody know what a filibusterer is? >> reporter: donna crane is a political advisor is the san jose state university. but before going into act academics, she was a long time lobbyist in dc often working with people like feinstein. >> she brought a tremendous amount of gravitas to the job, so filling that role will be nearly impossible for anybody. >> reporter: whoever fills the seat will have to bring their own style of leadership to washington. >> we have the chance to continue to play a big role in the senate, but it's going to look different. >> reporter: front runners adam sciff and katie porter are already known on a national stage. sciff for his involvement in the impeachment proceedings of president trump. >> we must say enough. he has betrayed our national security, and he'll do so again. he has compromised our elections and do so again. >> reporter: and katie porter f

california elections and policy poll finds democrat adam schiff of burbank leads with 25% and porter from irvine and former l. a. dodger and republican steve garvey are tied at 15% and democrat barbara lee from oakland is trailing at 7%. our katie nielsen explains whoever wins the senate seat will have some big shoes to fill. >> anybody know what the filibuster is? >> reporter: donna crane is a political science professor at san jose state university. but before going into academia, she was a longtime lobbyist in washington, d.c. often working with senators from california, including feinstein. >> she was formidable and, you know, she was a woman of substance for sure and she brought a tremendous amount of gravitas to the job. so filling those roles is going to be nearly impossible for anybody. >> reporter: crane says whoever wins the seat will have to bring their own style of leadership to washington. >> we have the chance to continue to play a big role in the senate. but it's going to look different. >> reporter: front runners adam schiff and katie porter are already known on a national stage.

. >> the race to the moon is getting more crowded as countries like japan, china and russia, irvine tod softly on the lunar surface. steely eyed musselman's bottom u.s. president, ceo of intuitive machines says his team is ready to make history with its moon mission being the first commercial space company to land on the lunar surface. we're leading off. >> our return to the moon with commercial companies find payloads for nasa for scientific and engineering discovery. before nasa brings its hardware ever taken aback by just the thought of like. >> hey, this is going to be honest. this is going to be intuitive machines. we're going to be first. i stop and think about that all the liftoff of the falcon 9, 2, nova cylinders going to hitch a ride on a spacex falcon 9 rocket traveling to the lunar south pole. it's one of several commercial companies delivering payloads for nasa. we're contributing as the precursor mission to the u.s. artemis program put humans. >> sustainably on the move. and that's the goal. not only getting humans back on the moon, but staying there. retired nasa astrona

democrat adam schiff leading while republican former major league baseball star steve garvey and irvine democratic congressmember katie porter fighting neck and neck for that key second place spot for adam schiff. there's nobody wants to run against more than steve garvey. >> adam schiff, nose in a california. we are not going to elect a republican to statewide office. adam schiff knows that the more scrutiny steve garvey is under the worse. it's going to get for him for katie porter. we're going to see her come out swinging against adam schiff, but maybe even more. so again, steve garvey explaining to the voters why her positions and his positions are so different on so many issues. >> okay. so tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. we are now less than 2 and a half hours from this debate. again, it will get underway at 7 o'clock and it will last one hour. hope you can join us reporting live from san francisco, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> should they find 8 on will be watching? thanks very much. meta is making headlines after announcing it would stop recommending political content on

crime, i am joined by a professor of criminology, law, and society at the university of california irvine co-author of the book "immigration and crime, taking stock." our thoughts are obviously with the family of riley and her friends. i senseless loss of the young woman's life. authorities revealed her death was due to blunt-force trauma and the man we know accused is an undocumented immigrant. what did you make of the larger conversation around those facts right now? >> when i heard about this tragic event, my heart went out immediately. that is the first reaction i had. the second one is uh-oh, i hope this is not used as this -- this awful event is not used for political advantage and that appears that is what's essentially happening. we see tragic events become a sparking point for really restrictive policies aimed at immigrants. amna: i know in your work, you look exactly at this issue. going back even to the early 1900s, about the intersection of crime and immigration. oddly speaking, what have you learned? >> there has been so much research that has been done on how immigration and

and then we've got two clinical professors from uc irvine, jack lerner and david k. following them will be brendan from dartmouth. take it away, pam. >> thank you very much, nate. not only am i legacy media, but i am a legacy person if i am legacy media. so i'm very old. thank you very much. thank you for inviting me here. we were asked basically first of all what were some of the lessons we learned in 2020. and then obviously what are some of the challenges for 2024? i think the biggest lesson i and many others learned in 2020 was just how little the public knew about how our elections were run. and it was this lack of information or lack of knowledge that made our system vulnerable to people who wanted to undermine the legitimacy of our elections. so not only do we have a public that really did not understand that much about how elections were run, white frankly i think as the last panel referenced, most people did not even really want to know how elections were run. the less they knew, the better. it was the same with election officials. the less attention they go

. >> with the race to the moon is getting more crowded as countries like japan, china and russia, irvine to land softly on the lunar surface, steely eyed missile man, steve autumn, u.s. president, ceo of intuitive machines, says his team is ready to make history with its moon mission being the first commercial space company to land on the lunar surface. we're leading off. >> our return to the moon with commercial companies trying payloads for nasa for scientific and engineering discovery. before nasa brings its hardware ever taken aback by just the thought of like. >> hey, this is going to be honest. this is going to be intuitive machines. we're going to be first. i stop and think about that all the time. liftoff of the falcon 9, 2, of snow. cylinders going to a ride on a spacex falcon 9 rocket traveling to the lunar south pole. it's one of several commercial companies delivering payloads for nasa. we're contributing as the precursor mission to the u.s. artemis program put humans. >> sustainably on the move. and that's the goal. >> not only getting humans back on the moon, but staying th

in irvine and seattle, an annual household income of higher than 125,000 qualifies as lower middle classnational average annual salary is less than 75,000 a year, according to the us census data. also the new numbers from the census show that last year, more than half of californians lived in a home they owned. homeownership rate hit 55.9, the highest it's been since 2010, when it was 56.1. nationwide though, california has the third lowest ownership rate, just ahead of new york and washington, d.c. west virginia had the highest home ownership rate in the country, 77. administrators at a school in beverly hills say some students are using artificial intelligence to bully classmates. parents at beverly vista middle school got an email last week about images of students that were distorted by artificial intelligence. the students appeared to be nude. officials are investigating and looking for more victims. students say they're scared and that everyone is vulnerable. >> girls are being called out one by one and there's always that fear like am i going to be next? am i going to be called in

democrat katie porter have irvine and steve garvey are tied at 15% and lee from oakland is trailing with 7%. as katie nielsen explains, whoever wins the senate seat will have some big shoes to fill. >> anybody know what the filibuster is? >> reporter: donna crane is a political science professor at san jose state university. but before going into academia, she was the longtime lobbyist in washington, d.c. often working with senators from california including feinstein. >> she was formidable and you know, she was a woman of substance for sure and she brought a tremendous amount of graph that is to the job. so filling those roles is going to be nearly impossible for anybody. >> reporter: crane says whoever wins the seat will have to bring their own style of leadership to washington. >> we have the chance to continue to play a big role in the senate. but it's going to look different. >> reporter: front runters schiff and katie porterer already known on national stage. schiff for his involvement in the impeachment proceedings of donald trump. >> we must say enough. he has betrayed our nation

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allison and irvin, thanks for joining us.'ve been really compelled by looking at your coverage in the kansas city star because i imagine that a lot of people in kansas city cannot take a road trip like you guys have. so you guys are doing it for them, and the readers are able to, you know, kind of virtually live this through. you guys. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think the best part about it is just how many fans we've gotten to meet along the way and how many fans you know of the kansas city chiefs don't actually live in kansas city. um and so that's just been really awesome to see. and everyone's been so, so nice to us. >> you know, obviously i grew up in san francisco. i'm a 40 niners fan, but we're playing the kansas city chiefs. it's not like we're playing a really heated rival. i do like patrick mahomes. he's great. and i know that you guys have run into because you were in texas and you ran into some people who knew him from his texas tech days. >> yeah, yeah, we actually yesterday we went to spanky's, which is like a l

. >> you could come here and just see stars, monte irvin, ray dandridge, larry doeby, just stars. >> live stadium. >> reporter: hinch live is fun of the few negro leagues ballparks still standing but it fell into disrepair in the '90s. after a restoration, the field is again hosting games. a minor league team is based here, and a new museum is now under construction, connected to the stands. >> negro league baseball is an important part of history. it's a discussion around jim crow, segregation, but also about athletes and society and black people persevering. >> reporter: montclair state university is helping curate and develop the charles j. muth museum of lynch lift stadium. >> this was a critical part in the civil rights moment. >> reporter: it's a story everyone should know, including those coming to see a game. >> we want it to be an active, engaged learning environment where young people and community members are coming in and learning the history of this stadium. >> reporter: a new home base for history on the field where it happened. bradley blackburn, cbs news, paterson, ne