in 1982 despite being a top ten rated show, lou grand was cancelled. asner always believed his politics were the reason. >> it happened to us. we've got all the facts. >> but he never stopped acting. >> his lovable old grump in 2009's up was so moving that many wanted the academy to create a voiceover oscar. >> please let me in. >> no. >> we act until the end. more recently appearing in the hit show cobra kie. >> how is that karate thing going, huh. >> he never lost his political passion fighting age discrimination in hollywood and it is in hollywood where lou grant will live forever. >> so long. >> ed as nar was-- ed asner was 91 yoors old car>>can:t life, t on the weekend speed he made him a nascar legend but it took a long time to get the trophy he earned. >> and liftoff. >> duncan: a nasa spacex launch little up the night sky over cape canaveral early today. the falcon 9 rocket carried nearly 5,000 pounds of cargo to the international space station including avocados and ants. in case you were wondering, the insects are for experiments, not food. i

the a's closer lou trevino known as sweet lou so good all year but now has given up the lead in three straight appearances. spoke a few rough goes lately, but, you know, lou still is having a great year, lou is still a big reason we are in the situation now. >> thas was is on lou. we might won the game to you. i think lou will bounce back and be fine. >> knocking on the door of joining one of golfs most exclusive clubs, 1200 through 17 holes. andy chambo needed a birdie on 18 to be only the 13th player in tour history to shoot a round under 60. he put himself in great position with the knights approach shot shot six feet from the hole. he did not miss from inside 12 feet but needed more for a 59 but did not get the brick he was looking for. he finishes with the 60 and will take a one-shot lead into the weekend. >>> the warriors big man roaming the halls of oaklands westlake middle school today. hear what was a principal of the day for part of the back-to- school initiative. that included giving the morning announcements. >> please remove her to take care of yourself, take care of one

and lou at the other. and by us playing at the showcase at that time, i got to play with everybody that was big. you know. they called it circuit. but coming from vallejo, i thought i was, map, in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r & b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james and lou and willie john. andrews. charles muscle white. >> yeah. i played on a record with him years ago. so it was great for me. >> in the travels. one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. you don't miss that? >> no, i like to go to my bed. my own bed. and at the time i had two kids. and i never forget i played a regular teenager in chicago. i got to meet the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> he's still in it. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> he only saw his kid once a year, twice a year. they were coming there through the towns. i don't wan

. >> it's hard to separate ed asner from his character lou grant.rough but soft hearted news director on the mary tyler news show. it is ironic that he almost didn't get the part after a terrible first reading. >> what happened here? >> what happened was that he created one of the most successful supporting characters in a sitcom. by the mid 70s, he was winning awards for work in dramas like rich man poor man and roots. >> they're telling us to sleep lightly. >> it was the mary tyler show and its spindleoff lou grant that brought him the most acclaim. he was the only actor to win emmys for playing the same character in both a comedy and a drama. >> is that the question? or is that the problem? either way it's a hell of a story. >> this lou grant took on social issues as asner did in his personal life and president of the screen actor's guild. his activism didn't always sit well with organizers and advertisers. he blamed poor ratings, not politics. asner didn't buy it. he continued to mix activism with acting. >> it was going on. dial it back. >> pil

lou was the co-founder the gilder lehrman institute and behind the gilder memory collection was today lies at the heart of the programs and resources that the institute providesre a network of 29,000 schools and more than 7 million schools. with the sense of profound gratitude for all that lou has helped to make possible a turnout to his son thomas lehrman whose a trustee of institute for brief message from lou after which we will see a short video about the lincoln prize. >> good evening. my name is thomas lehrman and i'm happy to share these words from my father with you on the occasion of the gilder lehrman lincoln prize. you all know how much our work together is the common cause and we are grateful or your continued support. imagine now my father's unmistakable presence and voice before you. a friend of the gilder lehrman institute we at the institute find yourselves grateful to you for so many things. your investment, your encouragement, your belief in our educational purposes. we gather tonight to celebrate american history. one of the greatest stories ever told and we gather s

>> i would say i borrowed from lou grant. >> reporter: this morning tributes are pouring in.rvino calling him great, magnanimous, talented and loving. josh gad remembering a beautiful soul and a truly brilliant actor. a versatile and gifted talent whose performances will continue to entertain generations for years to come. >> quite the talent. >> absolutely. >>> all right. let's get a last look at that forecast for us. >> we're going to have some hot weather today. still smokey for our inland areas. it will clear out as we go into tomorrow as our temperatures cool off. laura and marcus? >> thanks so much, kari. thank you for joining us as well. >> yeah. we made it through this monday. our next newscast coming up at 5:00. we'll see you back here early in the morning, 4:30. ♪♪ >>> right now on "california live," lisa is sharing a religious experience. >> can't make it to rome this year? no problem. i'm bigging the sistine chapel to you. >>> then a miracle of modern medicine. how this blind woman can now see again. >>> and lz is introducing us to a dazzling doctor. >> she's help

well, listen, jimmy walker, i think beats lou lou still lou at that point. i don't think it's creevy lou, i'll send her out of power memoria. and i think jimmy and his senior year, low, 30 somewhere. i don't remember the exact number, but he's leading score in the country. my man lit up the holiday class. i get the garden 2 years, there is the only guy with the vp, and i love the quote jayla. the coaches kills me when mark cat, the warriors beat them and he missed a shot at the very end. i think george thompson might add that in space services. this the all the bad moment i've ever heard that it's so beautiful. wow, thank you very much. that means a lot. you know, it's funny is that and i see. and 67, you look back. i think clyde, the saluki is when they had some guys who own the guard, because clyde goes to be the be quit to central garden player man. absolutely. and the honor that i have though, i never met of jimmy walker while he was alive. i was gracious enough along with the legend, dave, being my godfather, to go to the funeral to pay my respects. and

i was listen, i'm calling for sure that that he missed lou lou. mr. murray, is our new for them. log on to the will pretty soon know there was some for any that will know what i'm sure they're going to be when i started she we have a while to push it down because about china. well, yeah, but under society, the world i was going to say on the planet to buy the models, that kind of models would begin to finish up again. so that one can give you that. that's a good one. i don't know. so this is i shall carlos one on how to do my dad's. i hope that you there, but least way to look at it and i can show it. ah, my daughter just showed up with them. i know it was due monday. they're going to go to the front of this or not but the likelihood there's going to be the tale bon, over running everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely. ah, the robin driven by dreams shaped bank in me who dares thing? we dare to ask me ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, mid day moscow time in the headlines, western countries now warning of an eminent, severe risk of a terrorist attack and cobble airpor

reporter lou cleary has more. lou: carl knows the heart the he of his neighbors, but he thinks his house might still be standing, a few miles south on u.s. 89 and crescent meals -- in crescent mills. carl: they lost everything. not being selfish, i did not want to join. lou like so many others here, he does not know if the dixie fire took his home. carl: it just blew up. i don't know if was a fire, a storm. an address to check on. ray: if it is still standing, i will be one grateful sucker. lou: lighting the side of the canyon to burn up all of these fuels and stop the flow and the spread. >> he just lost his home. he just lost everything. lou: back at the compassion with new capacity restrictions. with delta variant cases on the rise, temperature checks and masks are back. >> he says, "i need a hug," covid restrictions are back, i said hey, i will give you a hug. forgive me. i am sorry. but he needed a hug. [laughs] julian: i bet that meant a lot to him, too. that was luke clearly reporting. the wildfire is threa

. >>> and we'll remember lou grant himself. the great ed asner died at the age of 91. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, everybody. i'm lindsey reiser. >> glad you could join us. i'm frances rivera ida is wreaking havoc as the powerful storm pushes its way north. here's what we know at this hour the entire city of new orleans was plunged into darkness after a catastrophic transmission damage over a million power outages are being reported across louisiana. at least one person has been killed a 60-year-old man lost his life when a tree fell onto his home and president biden has approved a major disaster declaration for the state. let's get a live update now fro there now. >> reporter: frances, good morning. bear with me as there's a lot of developing story lines right now. the state of louisiana certainly where we've been driving through this morning, pitch black. there is no power anywhere you mentioned already a million-plus customers and businesses with no power if you figure that's three or four people per home or per business, you're looking at severa

and lou threats that the, the risk was lou. obviously it came to fruition. and now there's been these 2 explosions. people have been warned to get away from the airport. they could be more of the terrorist behind this isis k. as you explain the isis branch here in i've got to start, they had him directly, according to some sources already claimed responsibility. so nothing yet on their official chattels. but they apparently claimed the responsibility. there is a, i have a i was present here, especially were towards a, towards the border with pakistan up north near beck is done. they have their own little caliph, what's reported on previously years past. but they apparently directly claimed responsibility now that they've sheed the chaos that they've caused. there are bound to be more attempts and this is why the tell about also today partially blamed the united states for the situation for their calls to their citizens, to others. they get to the airport so that they could be evacuated. that caused a stampede. a huge stab beat. it is. yeah, you've seen the p

i'm, you know, i was upon all or other lou law did. your truck was call us ability to see nothing here for about a month for the federal bill of his i had not when you live in new york, tell me what the mccovie, the major thing we're up to it. i told you not mom not got to shifted the area to the corral and i thought that you probably could get said requests on the phone said they caught up whatnot. danika that made you tim. cobble mater. if you mind, if see me quit my office. i was over there actually a gordon or? yes. what? yes. believe lashing lou coming for him that are going to see marie cuts where you coach now for you. we're not going to ask for that. yeah, because we'll need other people off. it obviously are not you, panache. i don't get truck training will be local that will nick or crowd know when you go on. when i saw you on the table, they will blocker here cuz this will be brand new 30 left on the stucco. highly follow up can arching block or pull mazda the type booklet, but you will not unique idea that tanya is a lot of

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believe rushing. lou coming for him. going see marie cuts where you coach for you would not go for that. yeah. because will need other people, they really are not trying to pull off, trying to get training will be local. that will nick or brown, newborn when i saw you on the naval booker here. this will be brand new, 30 left on the stucco. holly palo arching palazzo plaza, the site booklet, but i feel not unique idea of the chinese a lot here. and i thought why i thought too long. yeah. to call to support the golf course. the very nice luck that was table call me, you know, you know, figure out just the small deal, talk the my similar, i'm all with the team and up in the finance and we throw bro portal car guys out there in a promotional try tomorrow. all 5 most get out of yes tomorrow, which is because we need to go farther. so i do a lot of that about for the neighbors that i was like a total of 20. not you soley, us dollars your the supply the support. it's all it honest, he's fine a story about the because it doesn't

believe rushing. lou coming for him. going see marie cuts where he could come for you would not go for that. yeah. because we'll need other people. they really are not trying to pull off. i don't get truck training will be local that will nick or rouse on for now. so you want the naval booker? yeah, this will be brad. nathan resolved on the stucco, highly palo arching palazzo plaza, the site booklet, but out, you know, it could be of the chinese a lot the, you know what? i thought. why i thought so long. yeah. to follow up. call to sport. no, god for call. very nice of luck with david. call me on figure out the small deal. talk the my see more ammo with on team and upper doping. assembly oil bro. bought a car. guy ran a promotion on the try to my all 5 most get out of yes. tomorrow is because we need to go farther. so i do a lot of that about for the neighbors that i was like a total of 20 not only us dollars with us. it's the support, it's on it on his phone, a story. not because it doesn't go, the tickets will be recor

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the quick down on pro democracy protest in the form of british territory, authorities of trying to lou them here, 500 kilometers away. another bill was the and she in many is the floor with so many people looking for bargains. sometimes she has to give her hand serving customers one day the child, one long since woman. she say, well why? she's out one of the job time that the family to help. and as soon as you can tell them what was meant that say off you eating the ball now, mom, woman, the polio, not the mental tool of woman, no money down on me. and she says that those things and i need to shop know mostly it will occur. and who should i don't maybe the son. yeah, the duty free shopping is a golden goose for the economy. chinese tours spent more than $7200000.00 on the island last year with that figure expected to be smash. this year hina is already one of the most profitable judy free zones in the world. 3 more duty, free move, afraid to open their doors at the end of the year, injecting billions of dollars more into china as the economy for an investment is also rapidly rising in

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i use her to make lou feed goodness. make them feel who were in the fusion with the manager of the jewish book, who had a puppy. who should i press on the question? is they really to do with them? so they can walk away with google maps exhibit to that particular stash. the 2nd april j, i feel on a con jim jimmy le le session to, to have just said, you don't always get on the support that good guy gets question, question john falls in the fall, shot john, do more detail. great. get for sitting on the phone, get for i've only read gtm, 22, not phone got d. d football dissented the next it mission. why year is not on the to the men see little showy on a year off off. does the policy good on the luxury or nekisha garcia? common policy finance city may of us on this disable. doable. eat, said the 5th year and if we fit the organ, the z of a thank kiki, somebody upon latrice sank. little, the new members rule of it, i guess you know, they coffee and get pre sees the best on the best on the bus. it's a good deal, the math on wh

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lou and friends tried to pry the door open. >> it was to my neck. calling 911, while he called his roommates. i said, you need to come down. i could be dying right now. >> reporter: the roommates coming to the rescue, helping them pry open the door. the water so high, they had to swim out. >> we just got it opened and started swimming out and once i got out, i couldn't believe, wow, this is something you see in a movie. >> reporter: on the other side of the same building, another elevator also filled with water, trapping someone inside. emergency crews were able to get there in time to pry the doors open. lou and his friends are okay. his car outside escaped damage. others in the area not so lucky. up to five inches of rain submerging these vehicles in the streets. >> we had no bad it was. we had no idea. >> one other rescue was made in the area after two people got stranded on the roof of their car. >> glad everyone is safe. >>> coming up, a willy wonka inspired hotel room. >> it features lickible wall paper, in a variety of flavors and a chocolate

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. >> you got his big break plane lou grant on the mary tyler moore show. when that show ended, mary tyler moore wanted to do other things but it ended doing strong in the ratings and he went on to his own cbs tv drama, lou grant. he is the only actor to win the award, the emmy, for both the sitcom and drama in the same role. you probably remember that he performed into his 80s and he reached new heights voicing the cranky whatever in the pixar hit up and he tore the u.s. for a few years plane president roosevelt in the play fdr. >>> a live look now at san jose were hundreds of people streamed into downtown for the trumpet return of the silicon valley pride celebration. the parade complete with plenty of people and colorful outfits made its way down market street today and ended at the festival grounds in cesar chavez park. there was live music, art exhibits and dancing to celebrate the lgbtq+ community. >>> here is new video from the san francisco zoo. the cities hottest day of the year yesterday so the meerkats had some fun with a nice bath. this may be t

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thanks for joining me, lou. ready for this?as tried out more than a dozen celebrity guest hosts. it appears he's made his choice. according to reports, richards decided that he should be the one to take over the iconic franchise. the fans are not so sure. what do you think ant this whole concept, dick cheneyesque using things to pick yourself? >> at first, i was really scared because i heard michael richards. i was like whoa! the dude from sienfeld. but i don't know, something smells off. it's like you're the executive producer, the host passes away. i'm smelling foul play here possibly. more than anything, it's like alex trebek was amazing, he was great. can't we let it go? alex should be allowed to host from heaven. that's the way i look at it. let it go. >> ben: they won't be able to replace him. there's truth to that. hawaii is set to mandate that all high school athletes be vaccinated before allowed to set foot on a field or court. athletes have until september 24 to prove their full vaccination status or else. what are yo

lou canon who made the most there was controversial policies and stuff about el salvador coming up. and he wanted to cut spending and increase taxes and there was things about defense spending coming up. so people were unsure, they were unknown about him. but when he is shot, people separated the man they admired to the accomplished politician. there's a lot accomplished in the next year. it also forms a bond between him and the public. lou canon who made the most esteemed reagan biography told me, that really reagan's calmness under fire cracking jokes in the emergency room, cracked jokes in in the o.r. cracked jokes after, kind of laughing at death. people saw this on tv, it was a real-live event, people were drawn to their televisions across the country, listening to this coverage. they feel like it was their aunt or uncle or grandfather who was shot, and they carried that bond with him. i think that carried him through, it kept him from getting in more trouble in places where other presidents would have faced a lot rough time. >>> c-span's online store. there are a collection of

and lou, an infectious disease physician at stanford healthcare. thank you so much for joining us. first things first, there's been a lot of talk about whether everyone will need another covid shot. the cdc recommending a third dose for certain people. so how do you know if you're eligible, and why? >> this is something that just came out yesterday, that people who have a compromised immune system should get a third dose of an mrna vaccine. is a people of any age can be immunocompromised for many reasons, including being on medications to suppress your immune system, such as transplant patients or those with significant autoimmune conditions, getting certain types of cancer treatments, having a genetic disorder that weakens the immune system, having untreated or advanced hiv infection, and several other conditions. many people who are immunocompromised do not produce higher levels of antibodies against sars-cov-2 after a covid-19 vaccination. the way we see with people with normal immune systems. some don't produce any antibodies at all. antibodies seem to play some kind of protect

reggie: and as her who played lou grant has died. he was hired to play lou grant on the mary tyler moore show. the show ended after seven seasons and he start on lou grant, playing the same character. he won ame's for his television work and founded the at as in her -- he won eight emmys for his television work and founded -- a tweet, father and friend to many. he made us laugh, warmed our hearts, fight for justice and stood up for what he believed was right you will be missed. kumasi: students at livermore high school will remember their classmate who was killed in a car crash. five other teens were injureer t hundreds of people held a vigil over the weekend. he was on the school wrestling team. the coach invited teammates and his students to meet before school starts to reflect and support each other. reggie: there is a new mural in chinatown dedicated to a man who was violently killed here do mural unveiled -- killed. he was from thailand and was attacked in january. the 19-year-old accused of killing him pleaded not guilty to cha

he was hired in 1970 to play lou grant on "the mary tyler moore show."he show ended after seven seasons and as iner moved on to star as lou grants, playing the same character. he won eight emmys for his work. he founded the ed asner center for niro divergent children and adults. he was 91. still ahead, this is s this is s we have not seen since 2019. that is a pride parade in the bay area. as festive as this looks, one group was no saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limited time, $300 back! don't wait! switch today. jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool

"i can't get to first base with you" where the lyrics were cowritten by lou gehrig's wife. this did not sell particularly well. this is just part of our massive song collection. we have probably the largest collection of baseball music in the country. at the time, this is during a period where up to 80 baseball songs a year were being produced. so it is not too surprising that she would take a stab at song writing. we have an example of jewish players here. there were about 47 american indians that played in the leagues before world war ii. he was perhaps one of the best known. latinos and latin-american immigrants have had a huge impact in baseball. the spaulding guide is that this was a spanish-american edition, spanish-english edition put out and it covers all of the cuban leagues, which was by far the most important league in latin america at the time. up above, we have this image of one of the later wave of cuban players. what had happened in the first wave was that those were all white players. by the time you get to the 1950s after jackie rocken son and the players a

lou for this reason involved in it. and it's also a fighter and ministration. also helped fuel more the political sense of what matt, because anyway, is it for the well being a very disrespectful around what i just feel like that he's not doing enough checks and people here and i just wish you become around the politics. this is not a little about, i know that's about our children about us going on as i feel safe for using my musk because we are still in upon demick. my wife died of coven, a month ago, and this is a choice i'm making. i don't get into politics, people have their opinions, but i don't get into that political rivalry seem to be the root cause of all the confusion surrounding cove. it officials across the us county and seem to decide whether wearing masks should be a requirement 1st say jose don't wear a mask where a mask where to mask clinic and golf and we're running around here. speaker, come down here, 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to wear mass, i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and

probably lou gehrig is a good example of someone whose parents coming from germany were very opposed to him playing baseball at first. they felt like he had gotten educated at columbia to develop an important profession and playing baseball was not -- was not what they had in mind. but eventually they did warm up to it and realize that what a fantastic player and superstar he could be. we have here a song, the original sheet music "i can't get to first base with you" in which the lyrics were cowritten by lou gehrig's wife. and this did not sell particularly well. this is just part of our massive baseball song collection. we have probably the largest collection of baseball music in the country. and at the time this was towards the end of the tin-pan alley area, which was a period where up to 80 baseball songs a year were being produced. and so it's not too surprising garing would actually take a stab at song writing. we actually have jewish players in these baseball cards here. there were about 37 american indians who played in the major leagues before world war ii. he was perhaps one

and lou raise is a man of power. i decided no more, no more be a police electro back muscles. lulu is a man who has the capacity to continue, not the cap as has the desire to continue in active it political activity in he's. well, there's a character is another itself, something that depends depends. so that's my view paul. so that he's the best candidate to defeat both an arrow in next year's election that would lead to fall or thing. would you say to that boss or not? please like to say that clearly i think that someone who has been elected will have to respect because he has had votes. well, i think that wilson, i have more capital couple to keep their votes. his was not capable, probably he is a it will be a loser if he competes in the case they demand candidate against viruses. i'm our now is lula. but if you look, the data is not clear yet who will be the candidate and who has the capacity to really to touch this defeat in the heart of the population. i hope someone will be capable to talk to that you have and

asner was best known for his role as lou grant, the t-v newsroom boss on "the mary tyler moore show"0s. >> you know what? you've got spunk. ( laughter ) >> well-- >> i hate spunk! >> sreenivasan: he won three emmys for that role and two more when his character became the lead in a spin-off series call“" lou grant.” asner had more than 300 acting credits. he was santa claus in the 2003 hit film “elf” and he was the voice of the elderly hero in the hit 2009 film, “up.” ed asner was 91 years old. we have more about ed asner's career and life online, and newshour will have continuing coverage of hurricane ida and the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan in the week ahead. that's all for this edition of“ pbs newshour weekend.” for the latest news updates visit pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the

with final results not expected until sunday. results from rural areas should take longer to arrive. lou is running for a 2nd term as you headlines, and he continues here on out there to the bottom line. i i am steve clements and i have a question after almost 20 years. america is leaving afghanistan. but what is it leaving behind? let's get to the bottom line. ah, in the heat of the moment after the attacks of 911, the united states declared war and afghan, a stand in 2001. the media goal was to find out kite up, but the long term goals were lofty and i quote, to create a sovereign democratic afghanistan, that's at peace with itself. while 2 decades later, with countless lives lost and more than a trillion dollars spent, it really doesn't look like any of those things are likely. the taliban, whom the u. s. has been fighting the entire time, is poised to take over most of the country, city by city. the government that washington has propped up and the military that it trained could be gone with the wind in the short term. as for sovereignty, different actors are pushing afghanistan this

and that's way president lou who is hoping to get a loss of his votes from the commission say that the reason why it's taking so long to announce all the results is because it's a manual counting process. so it's going to take time in some areas are remote, they're hoping they say to relieve all the results by sunday, but with the delays, the being seeing it could be longer than that a day or 2. the general moods in the country is that of anxiety. people wait with the final result. it's a 10 calm here in the sock. i mean, for example, on friday and even sometimes day when people see soldiers a dry past, you see some people looking worried. as ready forces of right at the office is a 5 palestinian organisation since the beginning of the year. 2 of them has been ordered to shut down palestinian and jose say that is an intensifying israeli campaign to stop them from operating the west bank and to abraham reports. the hello guy has been able to farm his land with the help of a dutch funded project, but the aide is drawing up. he's been growing heirloom seeds and selling them to a local org

we owe this to lou lehrman who 30 years ago working with the professor at gettysburg college had theto create a 50,000-dollar book prize at the time when the pulitzer prize was only 5,000. the boldness of their vision has shaped the field of history and more broadly the landscape of the book prizes ever since. when he died three weeks short ofay his 80th birthday but we wl hear a message tonight delivered by his son as many in the audience know, lou lehrman is not only a successful businessman, philanthropist and civic leader. he is himself a historian and widely published author whose many books include l peoria, 208 and lincoln and churchill statesmenr in war in 2018. together, the cofounder of the gilder lehrman institute and shaping force behind the chcollection which today lies at the heart of the programs and resources that the institute provides to the network of 29,000 schools and more than a 7 million k-12 students. with a sense of profound gratitude for all that he has helped to make o possible i turn now to his son, thomas lehrman, a trustee of the institute, for a brief m

love that line and asner was best known for portraying the gruff newsman lou grant on the mary tylerre show from 1972 77 he went on to star as the same character in the spinoff drama lou grant in the late seventies and eighties. in his later years he played many other roles including santa claus in the movie elf he also did a lot of voice over work at asner was 91 years old. that doesn't mean. alrighty then we're taking a look at a lot of different things going on. we got smoke to talk about. we got the call their fire to talk about and of course, we have the hurricane to talk about and some of the big heat that we've seen. we'll start with the called or fire, which is uh it's going to be in the news a lot this week. it has been for a while, but what we're seeing is this the model and it's going to. i'm going to push the winds into monday so here we are. monday morning watch the winds what the arrows do right now. they're just kind of right. do they switch and look at the 22 miles an hour up on twin bridges 24 25 miles an hour to six miles an hour. winds are picking up this is going

but do again, i'd like to get lou . it's not reflected in worldwide cove, it's statistics. the virus is a think it almost every single canyon family and him and i also mimic or $935.00. he us out of the live on aliens and you via a dog wishing that w plenty at east, i can even put on a linea, delivered on a plane as well. and i will make you to help with a bud leesha. my sounds like one buyer. i know because, you know, i think we'll go over how to izzy and i know compared to the borrower to let me see les now a serious and they're taking a look at when the mean thing in it, because it has to leave me some money. no, not, not. not do i, you know, in the union with me, let me see what your buddy. bye. good. very good. i'm not. i mean the book the physically. i don't mean nothing. you, melissa? kia, good equal, good. not good. you doctor mosley studies? new eggs, we've got all that much at that. got us. why you got on that list and we get immunity will nivia was that those are good and they did. who is the viewer? why do you mean the media group? if they get they get mad and t

audiences loved lou grant.or a dozen years. on "mary tyler moore" and its spin off"lou grant," a one hour drama instead of a 30-minute sitcom. >> how many people on board? >> 348. >> his seven prime time emmys a the ly actor to win emmys for playing the same character in comedy and drama categories. born in 1929, in kansas city, missouri, the chicago stage called him in the early '50s as a founding member of the play wright theater club. his turn on tv came in the 1960s, with guest appearances a like this one on -- >> the untouchables". >> elected president of the screen actors guild in 1981, and he used that platform to frequently criticize the reagan administration. in 1982, despite being a top ten rated show, lou grant was canceled. asner always believed his politics were the reason. >> it happened us to. we've got all of the facts. >> but he never stopped acting. >> hello, elf. >> his loveable old grump in 2009's "up" was so moving that many wdcademy to create a voice-over oscar. >> please let me in. >> no.

>> reporter: playing grumpy but loveable boss lou grant. popular, it earned its own spin-off. >> redo it >> asner got two more grammys at lou grant. >> i want them to know who's running this precinct. >> while on the big screen, asner's reputation for diving head first into character was cemented a two-term president of the screen actor's guild who fought for his fellow artists, asner was an outspoken activist whose film work entertained generations of moviegoers, including his turn as santa in "elf." >> i can't do anything right >> buddy, you're more of an elf than anyone i ever met. >> reporter: and as the voice of carl fredricson in the animated hit "up. >> ready >> ready >> reporte favorites here on "today," asner opened up to al in 2017 about his legendary career >> he's the avuncular person we all know in life who we cower at at first and then learn that he's not such a monster. >> a lot of ed asner in lou grant? >> i would say i borrowed from lou grant. >> reporter: the tributes pouring in, mira sor reno calling him "great, talented,