book entitled notre dame vs.e klan. events like the one that took place in south bend, indiana, often prove to be historical inflection points. in early 1924 intolerance and hatred were on the rise in the country not just in indiana, but from coast to coast. for many, it was easier to give in to the fear of an uncertain future than to work to build a better community. but indiana and the country were soon to turn a corner in the timing -- and the timing couldn't have been more poetic. rockney, stoldrey and the rest of the football team would pull off a perfect season in route to the 1924 national championship. and the indiana chapter, the kkk would quickly fizzle after the rape and murder conviction of its leader, d.c. stevenson, the next year. as for the university itself and its brave and proud student body, it would be three more years before father walsh would reluctantly give in to the wave that started that may day in 1924 and officialize the nickname the fighting irish. but make no mistake, madam president

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thank you for making notre dame a national champion once again..ore: the gentleman yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentleman from alabama, mr. moore is recognized for 60 minutes as the dignee of the majority leader. mr. ort all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. moore: i rise today to honor the 80th anniver d-day where more than 2 cialgz 500 americans gav their lives on ber free do. president roosevelt went on944, nation radio to address the about the normandy invasion. his speech took the form of a my fellow americans, last night when i spo to you about the fall of rome, i knew at that moment that the troopof the united states and our allies were crossing the channel in another and greater operation. it has come toh success thus far. so in this pointed hour, i ask . almighty god, our son, the pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor. a struggle to preserver religio. and our civilization. and to

from notre dame and other places. so i think she is going to be fantastic. we have plenty of time. even if we did it after the election itself. i have a lot of time after the election, as you know. i think she will be outstanding. she's going to be asood as anybody that has served on that court. we really feel that. we have a highly respected professor at notre dame who said she is the single greatest student he has ever had. we won the election and therefore we have the right to choose her and very few people uld not even think about not doing it. the only difference is they would try to do it faster. there is no way they would try to give it up. they had merrick garland, but the problem is they do not have the election, so they and probably that would happen in reverse, also. it would definitely happen in the reverse. we won the election and we have the right to d same question to you, vice president biden. you have two minutes. vice pres. biden: first of all thank you for doing this. and mr. president. pres. trump: thank you vice pres. biden: the american people have a right to

tyrone willingham, who you may recognize is a former stanford, notre dame and washington football coach, says he and his neighbors knew this could happen, and that's why they created the defensible space. they mowed the dry grasses in the field between them and trimmed the grass short, closer to the houses. and if they hadn't, it would have just sparked up the hillside. and this whole area might have been charred. and the homes up on the hillside. we're told the fire was accidentally sparked by contractors working on a fence. firefighters say the coach's game plan is one everyone should be following. this is evidence that that is the right way to go about it, because it could be a different story. me standing here crying, talking to you, okay, about what happened. in fact, santa clara county fires sent more than 11,000 letters to homeowners and high risk areas, including to these neighbors, suggesting they take similar action so the fire will burn up to that area. and then it kind of slows down or stops, but it allows us time to get water over to it. it's extremely important. firefighte

remember coach willingham, the former stanford and notre dame coach willingham says because he and hisghbors knew the risks they had mowed down the dry grasses in the field between them and trimmed the brush close to their homes. firefighters say that that defensible space made the difference. if you take the precautions, that doesn't mean it won't happen, but it means hopefully that you lessen the degree. and that's what we're looking at right now. santa clara county sent more than 11,000 letters to homes. the homeowners in high risk areas reminding the homeowners to create that defensible space. coach willingham sent that letter was one of the reasons he remembered to do it to his property. let's take you outside on this wednesday evening, a live look in marin county. that's a live san rafael cam 101 looking pretty smooth right now. jeff is going to join us to talk really hot yesterday. it was just uncomfortable out there for parts of the bay area, so it was nice to get in on this weather, but not too cold. overall though, when you compare it to what we had this time yesterday, we ar

home to some of the world's greatest wines, but tucked away in this village are the sisters of the notre dame us an exclusive look into their private lives. >> why did you become nuns? >> entering religious life is really a calling. >> when i was young, i always felt called to live for god, without really knowing who god was. >> reporter: a calling for american sisters mary dolores and mary kristen, who arrived here in france more than four decades ago, for a life dedicated to god and prayer, but these sisters also work hard to maintain their way of life. >> we don't sit down and take life easy while the other people are working hard. it's our way of working with god and with the world. >> reporter: nuns in the heart of provance making wine, carefully tending to the soil and meticulously maintaining their vines. >> this is hard work, these nuns are working hours a day maintaining some 20 acres of vines, making sure that this place is ready for harvest. >> reporter: all of these grapes are processed in the next town over where the wine is aged in here, with a little help from wine maker christ

tyrone willingham, who you may recognize as the former football coach for stanford and notre dame, says he and his neighbor knew wildfire was a risk and that's why they created defensible space around their homes. so they mowed the dry grasses in the field between them and trimmed their lawns. really short, closer to the houses. in this case, the fire was accidentally sparked by contractors working on a fence. santa clara county firefighters quickly put it out, but also say that the coach's game plan saved his house from the flames, as this is evidence that that is the right way to go about it. they responded in a unbelievable manner. so to me that is the sequence of execution for making it work and keeping these homes and keeping our home okay, because it could be a different story. me standing here crying, talking to you, okay, about what happened. and that's obviously the last thing anyone would want. so what else ian, do firefighters recommend for property owners. yeah. so they're encouraging people to check on their lawns and their trees and say even if you only have a small patch

royal hall, but the exhibits were not damaged, well, i don’t want to anymore, but in our country, notre dameing, now versailles is in paris for some it's fine. i won't, but no one was hurt, no one died, and the exhibits there remained intact in versailles, so the repair work is going on, well , let's go even then, at the very end i will call on you to donate to the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, we are talking about our military, who in need on a minibus so that repair crews can quickly arrive on the battlefield, repair damaged equipment, we are talking about bmps, tanks, armored personnel carriers, this is the solidarsky and zaporizhzhia direction, now i think you will see our reference to the collection, and i don’t know anything about it i see, well, in one word, join the donation to the armed forces of ukraine, we support each other, a lot of tragic, difficult information every day, but we will go, we must reach this victory and thank those who give this, who make this victory real every day, be with the espresso channel, i i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow at 18:10, well ,

you're wondering, yes, that's the same tyrone willingham who was head football coach at stanford, notre dame and university of washington. reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell. nbc, bay area news. it's great to see people preparing. so as we head deeper into fire season, several agencies are doing prescribed burns today through friday. this near lake sonoma. crews are focusing on about 70 acres of dry grass in this area. the prescribed burns are planned and coordinated with the northern sonoma county air pollution control district in order to minimize the impact of smoke on the people in the surrounding communities. joining us now is cinthia pimentel we know prescribed burns are aimed at reducing that fire danger, something that we've already seen a lot of over the past few weeks. yeah, and maintaining that good air quality. of course, lake sonoma is a watershed. so they want to protect the watershed there to lots of benefits to the prescribed burns. and let me tell you a little bit about our fire risk. now, the grasses, the brush around the bay area in that elevated and high categor

relations at the university of notre dame.e of unity is more apparent than real, particularly on ukraine. and i think some real daylight has emerged between the american position and the french position injust how american position and the french position in just how far to go american position and the french position injust how far to go in terms of greater levels of direct involvement in ukraine. france now has a significant number of ground troops in ukraine, and some of them are much closer to the fighting then i think most people realise. president biden, on the other hand, has said he is committed to helping defend ukraine, but there are also limits, and a red line for the united states is no us boots on the ground in ukraine.— united states is no us boots on the ground in ukraine. while he has been in france, president _ ground in ukraine. while he has been in france, president biden _ ground in ukraine. while he has been in france, president biden has- ground in ukraine. while he has been in france, president biden has

i heard one of the best centers and nose guards in the history of notre dame and friend of the show.sting thing. markets coming off the highs. give us your "wex" word of the day. how do you see today shaping up? >> dislocated. that is the word of the day. we are seeing by bifurcation, frank. we continue to see the move higher and anything and everything in artificial intelligence. there is such a dislocation with the data and economy and stock market. i have concerns here of the broader euphoria overtaking the market due to a.i. >> you have talked about euphoria. the vix dipped below 12 last week. what do you make of that? there's so much going on. a lot of questions of fed cuts and questions about the economy if you listen to some of the people out here. why is the vix so low and what does that mean? >> mike brings up a great point. you can look through the lens that everything is going to be okay and move higher. some say that is complacent. when you see the vix, that was the lowest close at 11.95. that is the low of the close of 2024. that is illuminating the fact no one is buying

he studied economics and political science at the university of notre dame and did graduate studies inublic at princeton university and journalism at columbia univtyif you're here today, we w that you're an avid book reader. in this tent, we know that you're an avid collector, a avid political junkie. so imagine if your job was to ■ó write it. i mean, that that's a job that we could all love. so he, carlos will be presenting the washington book how to read politics and politicians. it is really a fabulous compilation of essays and reviews that really bring together disparate historical events and disparate and leaders, a political leaders and. it's really results in a really great literary guide to just ths that's happening and i really really that. moderator today is anotherchristopher cillizza,n and roll call, the washington post, a frequent panelist on, meet the press and an nbc he is also co-host of the tony another poll, washington favorite up the sports podcast and also has a political freelan me, atlantic monthly, the washingtonian andk■z slate. so for all of us political, this

. ♪ ♪ advance your career to the next level at notre dame de namur university.rs in business, education and psychology. visit ndnu dot edu today. ♪ ♪ >> greg: it is "fan mail friday," live from martell's tiki bar at the jersey shore. the first question is a doozy! all right, this is from zach. you are traveling with a friend. you get picked for a free upgrade to first class. do you leave your friend or significant other behind and take the upgrade? we already know what jesse is going to say, so let's get him out of the way. jesse, you would abandon your own child for first class. >> jesse: if it's a friend, you definitely take the upgrade. if it's a spouse, you definitely take the upgrade. [laughter] >> greg: judge, what say you? >> judge jeanine: i initially thought i would probably do it, but you know what, if i had a friend who wasn't normally in first class, i would give it to my friend. i really would. >> greg: liar! >> judge jeanine: i'm not. >> jesse: liberal! >> judge jeanine: yes. >> greg: harold, you only fly private so this makes no sense to you. you

notre dame swimmer chris giuliano had already secured his place on the u.s. olympic team.lis by outsprinting the favorite. he won the 100 meter freestyle final. his parents and a big group of notre dame fans watched from the stands and giuliano made his dreams come true. take a look. >> yeah! >> that's awesome. >> the guy in green, that's his dad, joe. he's a little bit excited. >> that's great. but watch this special moment when joe makes his way all the way up the stairs to his wife, cecelia, chris's mom. you can see the emotions coming out of the two. all the practices, all those years of hard work. now let's go to paris and represent team usa. >> that's a good one. >> thank you for that. >> you're welcome. >>> uncle al, have you seen your friend craig melvin on andy cohen's show last night. were your ears ringing? >> wait, what? >> what did he have to say? >> a lot of things. mainly, uncle al, we'll give you the details. >> did you doctor the tape? >> oh. >> but eva longoria stops by to talk about her new show and about her winery in spain on the countryside. land of w

branch rickey was, coach of a baseball team, the wesleyan and these his team was going to play notre dame in south bend, indiana. when the team gets to south bend and pull into their lodging space for the day, charlie thomas was denied lodging with his his teammates. it's black the only black athlete on the team is denied lodging. the experience is set to have so upset branch rickey that he said if he ever got in position to so he would make sure that that never happened again that no african american player would ever have to suffer that type of disgrace. okay it make sense. okay. all right. that's now that story comes to us from branch rickey, this other story also comes to us from branch. and you can label this sort untapped reservoir, untapped reservoir, the and the quote that is attributed to branch rickey, president, the brooklyn dodgers believed that, quote, african-americans represented the greatest untapped reservoir and history of major league baseball. okay. profit markets, expansion markets. you introduce african-americans to the game. you expand markets. yeah. and there was r

he studied economics and political science at the university of notre dame and did graduate studies in public at princeton university and journalism at columbia university. if you're here da

she previously taught for almost a decade at the university notre dame. the award author of and coauthor coauthor seven books. she has also served as the papal news commentator for cbs and writes a regular column for the daily in addition to regularly on religious affairs for cbs, ms. has served as an on air expert for cnn and fox news and has appeared in documentaries for the likes of cnn nbc and national geographic. she is joined in conversation tonight by dr. shibley tj smith, assistant professor of new testament at boston university school of theology, and the author of strangers to family, diaspora and first peters invention of god's household. candida moss is presenting her new book, god's ghostwriters enslaved christians and the making of the bible. for the past 2000 years christian tradition, scholarship and pop culture have credited the authorship of the new testament to a select of men. matthew mark, luke, john and paul. but hidden behind these names and sainted individuals are a cluster of unnamednslaved coauthors and collaborators. these essen

during his first semester at the university of notre dame in the fall o1941, the bombing of pearl harbor tank in the pacificislands. in 1945 when john was on leave from his navy training, he here to washington, d.c. where he met none other than president harry truman as you see right here. you see him on the left. two inspiring men who spent their lives giving back to the community. and following the end of■ world war ii, john took advantage of the education benefits provided in the g.i. bill to complete hits education and attended law school at the university of colorado. after obtaining his law degree, john returned home to nevada with his wife, marilyn, to raise their four children and work as a nevada highway patrolman. in 1950 john passed the nevada bar exam and later pat neared with william oh brad play to -- bradley to form a premier ■ injury -- personal injury firm in nevada. in order to make their services more accessible to their clients, the two ec sleekted a converted garage in reno, nevada, to serve as their firm's office.■& now, by 1970, john had solidified his reputation b

lucy loves watching tv, including the yankees and notre dame football and steve harvey.e. there is one more birthday. >> tomorrow. >> yeah. we've got one birthday for mr. carson daley. >> hey, all right! >> happy birthday, carson. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> it's matt's birthday today, too. >> happy birthday, matt! >> happy birthday, pal. >> thank you, everybody. >>> all right. happy birthday. >> thank you. >> love you. >> happy birthday, pal. >>> it will be a fantastic weekend. good morning. 856 a marcus washington. well, we are following that breaking news out of the east bay. a man is injured after being shot by police officer in newark. it happened this morning at the chevron on jarvis avenue and newark boulevard. now, police say officers were called there for disturbance involving that man. and when they arrived, the man allegedly pointed a fake gun at them and they opened fire. that man is now in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. happening now. our bob redell is at the scene gathering more information for us at midday. he'll have a live report also

. >> i've been scottie quarterbacks for notre dame for 27 years your son, maybe the best i hear aboutull. jason street is it any is paralyzed it is devastating because you get just far enough into the episode to think that maybe the bad thing will not happen to this person but then the show wouldn't be the show i'm going to stay in dillon i'm going to be a father of this baby and this family. >> i'm going to coach high school football and you and are going to stay together and that's the way it is yes no. what do you mean? no. you got to go to austin. this is this is your dream. >> us what i'm telling you that's what i'm telling what we wanted it to feel like. was the audience was just being invited in to a very small town, very intimate setting that's why i don't want to be responsible nor do i want to have this baby be responsible for you not live in out your dream. >> and that's what you are my dream. >> walk with you all these years to get to this place. you and i together this is about just a couple trying to actually be in a marriage and make it work instead of just like what we