unfortunately, the judge, a little rock, disagreed the so we lost the it doesn't make a bit of sense to me is just an install the the establishment of this case, i think, but again, as often get emotionally invested in their case as i'm certainly very emotionally invested in these cases i think allen's frustrated i think it's a lot of pressure americans on times. they are really needing a lot of money on the table to participate in this lawsuit. the what we know from the judge a decision is that he really thinks that participating in these board cost is not constitutionally protected. i just think you got it wrong. in the 1960, the citizens of fort gibson, mississippi, organized a boycott of white businesses to protest ongoing segregation. and the justices hold unanimously that the 1st amendment protects the rights of boys on what they say is that boycotting is a practice deeply embedded in the american political process. as a recovery and conservative, i want to be left alone. you know, you do your job, you get your business on merit, and you get paid for it and you don't pass some

the local jewess leaders like to talk here in little rock. i, i don't, i don't, i don't agree with. so i didn't need the locals opinion on this. i don't feel like her auntie boycott built fringes on individuals. first amendment rights at all. every now and then we're and somebody that disagree with that like the arkansas times and you know, from the position were asked in almost agree with nothing that they right. so if they don't, if they don't take any state money, i think that's a win as well. luckily, we live in a country that they get their day in court and we'll see what the court decide the hey, greg, how are you doing okay, how are you? good. it might be good to have some questions. do you were talking about for cause of essence, ancient israel, how i don't know enough. i know they've got me in a little trouble with the new democratic republicans and democrats. so did you get pushed back for voting for the bill or sometime last year somebody posted something on facebook. they just discovered that we had done it. and i had completely forgotten about it wasn't even sure how i

for tuesday areas like memphis, little rock could be looking at a tornado threat, and then for wednesdayoss the east coast. jericka, out of the winter fire and into the spring frying pan. >> we like spring. andrew kozak, thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a berkeley, california, photo exhibit is using modern re-creations to warn against history. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm getting prevnar 20 because pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital and my risk is 6 times greater because i'm over 50. the cdc just expanded its recommendation for those 50 or older to get vaccinated. you're also at risk if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions. prevnar 20 is proven to help protect against both pneumococcal pneumonia and invasive pneumococcal disease in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20 if you have a severe allergy to its ingredients. a weakened immune system may lower your response. common side effects include injection site pain and swelling... ...fatigue, headache, muscle and joint pain. millions have chosen prevnar va

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memphis, tennessee, little rock and friends and family in jacksonson, capital of mississippi, and down orleans on tuesday. keep in mind it's fat tuesday, it's mardi gras, right? a lot of folks are going to be out on bourbon street, literally, 1.4 million people will be out and if about right here on tuesday in the midst of severe weather. what we're expecting, again, is for a lot of moisture-lifted instability to create severe thunderstorms. timeline looks like this, we're thinking tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening and then during the overnight hours we'll see those showers and thunderstorms erupt. molly, there's an indication that tornadoes could be prevalent of we're talking ef-2 on the enhance enhanced fujita scale. underway by tuesday, tuesday afternoon and then, of course, into wednesday we're expecting that system to slip and slide across the deep south. anthony: atlanta, if you're ply -- flying in or out of the airport early on wednesday, flight delays and cancellations certainly on the board. so, molly, long story short, a lot that we're going to be keeping our eyes on by tues

shreveport, little rock, memphis. this time tomorrow afternoon, tuesday at 3 p.m.s when we anticipate the worst of the weather. and then that front advances eastward, placing the severe weather threat along the eastern seaboard for wednesday. so again, a multi-day severe weather threat today. oklahoma city, wichita falls to dallas a slight risk. it becomes enhanced tomorrow where you see that shading of orange and then that chance of severe weather advances to the east coast. today's threat for tornadoes, or rather tomorrow's threat, will be greatest. where you see the shading here directly between shreveport and jackson, we'll be monitoring this very closely for the potential kate of winds in excess of 111mph this spring tornado season just starting to ramp up. >> jeez, louise, we've got a lot to be tracking, and it's going to be great for you and the team using all of these new technologies to bring this to everybody. thank you so much, derek. really appreciate it. john. >> it's like the matrix. where is the line between reality and imagination? >> i don't even k

. >> you talk about shifting investment from little rock -- >> owned and operated stations. of -- if not the largest. >> that's right, that's right. >> one most recent example that comes to mind is the la fires and in our particular case we have huge, largest footprint in los angeles with our local nbc, telemundo station. when the fires broke out, we went 60 plus hours of nonstop coverage in that -- in that market. yes, you know, we had to bring in resources from other local stations so thank god we have a healthy and thriving local business in in markets to reinforce those things to be able to do that job but what happened during those 60 plus hours, every la resident was glued to their television, mobile phone to be able to get that information that's so important for them at that moment in time. that builds trusts, that builds engagement and so it's something that we think makes a lot of sense and going forward we hope we can lean into that more. >> and really interesting stuff and somebody mentioned, underlying what a national story this is and obviously when nbc gets be

we will start with jeff from little rock, arkansas on the line for democrats. good morning.r: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. i wanted to mention -- caller: doing well. i wanted to mention it is a sad day. i have never seen such a tagteam bullying. god bless america. host: let's hear from larry in texas, line for republicans. hi, larry. caller: hi, are you there? host: yeah. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i will try to keep it as simple as possible. president zelenskyy, over the past few weeks, he had opportunities to address this rare orth -- rare earth mineral deals and chose not to on a couple of different occasions. now he ends up in the white house and we end up with this confrontation. the thing is, the united states and russia are both superpowers. in order to make any kind of deal between superpowers, you have to move very carefully. one step at a time. president zelenskyy is wanting to try to call out all of the details and try to dictate to the united states how he wanted to go. rather than taking it a step at a time. so, just saying

we will start with jeff from little rock, arkansas on the line for democrats. good morning.ler: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. i wanted to mention -- caller: doing well. i wanted to mention it is a sad day. i have never seen such a tagteam bullying. god bless america. host: let's hear from larry in texas, line for republicans. hi, larry. caller: hi, are you there? host: yeah. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i will try to keep it as simple as possible. president zelenskyy, over the past few weeks, he had opportunities to address this rare orth -- rare earth mineral deals and chose not to on a couple of different occasions. now he ends up in the white house and we end up with this confrontation. the thing is, the united states and russia are both superpowers. in order to make any kind of deal between superpowers, you have to move very carefully. one step at a time. president zelenskyy is wanting to try to call out all of the details and try to dictate to the united states how he wanted to go. rather than taking it a step at a time. so, just sayin

julien's, we are a little bit more of a rock and roll auction house. >> sell at 27,000. >> reporter:t when this lot came up. a rolling stones themed toilet seat cover. >> with the red tongue. >> reporter: it belonged to bill wyman, the former bass player for the actual rolling stones. it sold for more than $1,000. >> and i am like, is that a world record on toilet seat covers? it's got to be. >> reporter: julien's 50,000 square foot warehouse in los angeles is full of both the ridiculous and the rare. >> this is princess diana's hat, her shoes, handbags. >> reporter: from princess diana's outerwear -- >> how do we make this dignified. >>> >> reporter: to john f. kennedy's underwear. >> you know a lot about a piece. you don't know how much emotional value other people place on the piece until you get into the auction room. >> a weird slant in the film. >> reporter: collector dan langan has spent 30 years buying up movie props. stuff that studios would often just throw away. >> maybe 20 years ago, 30 years ago some of the stuff you could have gotten for next to nothing, right? >> yeah.

little bit of everything. honestly, i like to play the vibes all around. so r&b, hip hop, pop, rocke bit of everything. so just keep the vibes rolling. >> dj ryan yeah, you're the man. >> thank you. >> appreciate you sir. as we mentioned tryouts getting started later this morning around 9:00. you can check out the bay area panthers game itself starting the sunday, march 30th. first home game. find them at sap center. back to you, frank and betty. >> thank you so much james. the party getting started early today. well, coming up, new details on the deadly crash in piedmont last november. the new factors that chp says led to the crash that killed 319 year olds. >> also a disturbing incident gaining attention on social media. a video of a child being bucked from a horse in daly city after a woman pulled the horse's tail. the child's mother speaking out, hoping police can find that woman responsible. >> and giving you a live look. this morning over a cloudy alameda. we do have a change in the air. i'l have a look at what a new year and a new adventure, with the perfect chevy to take you

little piece of old england. it's one of the last bits of a british empire that at one time controlled a quarter of the planet. the rockresent stability and power, and as if to remind visitors that they left spain and entered the united kingdom. international flights land on this airstrip, which runs along the border. car traffic has to stop for each plane. still, entering gibraltar is far easier today than back when franco blockaded this border. from the late 1960s until the eighties, the only way in was by sea or air. now you just have to wait for the plane to taxi by, and bob's your uncle. the sea once reached these ramparts. a modern development grows into the harbor. today, half the city is built upon reclaimed land. gibraltar's old town is long and skinny, with one main street. gibraltarians are a proud bunch, remaining steadfastly loyal to britain. its 30,000 residents vote overwhelmingly to continue as a self-governing british dependency. within a generation, the economy has gone from one dominated by the military to one based on tourism. but it's much more than sunburned brits on holiday. gibraltar is a crossr

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. >> rock solid support among republicans for the president's tactics at that meeting on friday. but as a little bit more time has passed, you see some divisions and ukraine has the potential, not because of the country of ukraine, but. because of what it would mean. >> for the u.s. to split from europe after 75 years, what it would mean for the u.s. to. >> realign more. >> closely to russia. you do see a. >> split among republicans. >> you saw. >> murkowski, senator murkowski, say that she. >> was sick. >> to her stomach. you saw senator lankford. say that a forced, uh, you know. >> a push to. >> force out. >> zelenskyy, which is. >> what. >> you're beginning to see the. >> trump administration play with, could create chaos in europe. >> so if if ukraine does become an issue that divides. >> republicans, you can understand. >> why democrats would. >> want to get out of the way. but on the. >> other hand, when you're looking at. >> tariffs, you're. >> looking at doge. >> these mass firings, many americans do want to see. >> some leadership from democrats, sort of a. >> counterpoint to. >> the tr

we'll get maybe a little bit more tomorrow, but wednesday will get back into the mix for some. but it was all about the wind speeds on sunday. they were rockingially mount tamalpais and oakland airport, both at 48mph. sfo is closed 45. hayward air terminal at 40. vallejo, san jose, napa and fairfield, all between 33 and 36mph rainfall. ben lowman 0.81. mount tamalpais had an over half inch of rain. bonny doon, 0.41 and near san leandro, 0.38. there were others that were in the mix. most of these were south, not north. different little twists. fremont, union city pretty good rain. saint mary's college in moraga 0.28 dublin a quarter of an inch. belmont a quarter of an inch. tiburon 0.20. one of the few to the north. danville 17 one hundreds and the city picked up 15 100. so everything is coming down out of the northwest along with cool air. but we won't even get close to record lows today. the record lows. there's two years, 1966 and 1894. for march 3rd, napa dropped to 27. 1966 santa cruz 28, 1966. gilroy 28 1966 sfo 31 1966. but san rafael and san jose 28 and 30 way back in 1894. 30s and 40s on the temps. concord's in there. walnut creek, pe