francis perkins work. how many of you know a 12-year-old who is quit going to school so that she can work full-time in a factory? francis perkins work. her ban on child labor, enacted in the fair labor standards act made it possible to keep kids in school longer instead of in mills and factories. let me start by telling you a little bit, it's awfully noisy here, but let me start by telling you a little bit. i want to read a little bit of the prologue from my book so that you know a little bit more about the breath that frances perkins accomplishments. on a chilly february night in 1933, and middle aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his reticence at a 50/50 street new york city. she clutched a scrap of paper with hastily written notes. finally our shirt into his study, the woman brushed aside her nervousness and spoke confidently. they ventured casually for a while, as was their style. then she turned serious. her dark, luminous eyes holding his gaze. he wanted her to take an assignm

francis perkins. she spent 12 years in labor. [ laughter ] that's the first time i ever remember hearing francis perkins' name spoken aloud. i laughed by the rest of you, but it also kind of irritated. and after that, i kept her name in my mind and i kept listening for her. i spent 20 years at "the washington post" and over the years i realized how often i heard her name. often like a distant whisper. when we talked about social security, francis perkins, when we talked about age discrimination, francis perkins, when we talked about the fair labor standards act and making revisions to it, we talked about francis perkins. when we talked about the labor movement, we were talking about francis perkins. this was all her handiwork. quite an extraordinary record of achievement. i spent 20 years at "the washington post." i went all over the country for "the washington post." it was a wonderful life education going to visit places and learn new things. and as i traveled around the country writing business sto

daniel perkins was missing and presumed dead philip perkins. daniel perkins's nephew gave the following information. on saturday evening, august 14th. he had come to spend the night with his uncle as he frequently did in the middle of the night. he was awakened by the smell of smoke and ran outside to find the house on fire and the fire engines arriving. he said that he'd been very confused and could not remember any other details. joseph mccarthy and driver of the fire engine number six was questioned and gave the following statement. the call of the fire was received at 1:30 am sunday, august 15th upon arrival of the fire engine. the fire was quickly extinguished before the building was completely destroyed. he noticed philip perkins fully clothed to windering around near the house. the model represents the premises after the fire was extinguished and before any investigation had started or any portion of the premises disturbed. so there you go. they show up at 130 in the morning. he says by the time he was wandering around the nephew. the fi

were going to read frances perkins whose was very involved in this and she tried to get alfred p.sloan to meet with john lewis and sloan was a stiff neck guy. she left a great oral history with columbia university in which she re-created the conversation she had with sloan and fdr and lewis and all these people spiritualize comes out on top in them. >> of course she does, it's her story. sloan is now remembered i think he's a guy sloan memorial cantering in the after p sloan foundation. >> they are everywhere. >> sloan wasn't in flint. he was a new york guy. i'm going to try to do a sloan impersonation. >> this guy is a a guy who wra whole book about accents which you should also buy from i. he might embody his character a little more. mine, i am not brave enough to share an accent but i am going to try to bring the spirit of francis. >> sloan had a classic brooklyn accent like the bowery boys. i'm sorry i had trouble getting it but had to keep people off it. the press people newspapers calling all the time. even some of these fresh schools on the union call me up. i have to keep

it happened before 7:30 this morning at the intersection of jane avenue and perkins street. not far from lake merritt. katie neilson is there now. katie, what are you hearing from the mayor's office about this? >>> yeah, so liz, we just got that statement from major chaff about 30 minutes ago. she called this attack on a 75- year-old chinese man reprehensible. she went on in her statement to say our police will investigate thoroughly to determine whether this was racially motivated or a vile crime of opportunity. every act of violence traumatizes our community and i pray for healing for the victim and his family. community members tell me more needs to be done. >> we just need to stop this crazy madness about attacking our seniors. >> carl chan is the president of the oakland china town chamber of commerce and says the latest attack goes to show it's not just the china town area being targeted but elderly asian americans across the city. people thought if you're in the china town community or in an asian community, but it can happen any where. >> he says the chamber organize

hear about those who died but i don't want to dig there were sick so i wait and let along with mr perkins you never know how they made it there is a nurse she died and then top of that there are people who died because of it so i don't really know if it really works in our. political analysts nuclear markovitch believes that some governments are putting undue pressure on their people to get the vaccine. why are countries rolling out and got so much information coming out on this specific. that scene this is something which is beats one's mind by i don't understand why they are doing this and this is something which is definitely not safe and it's not giving good reputation to the vaccine because people are feeling in the west that we're forcing some of these rounds down their throats or at least in the jabs and they don't even know if this is a sequel or not despite a lot of information we're getting not only from the astra zeneca betsy but other vaccines from the face of the arrow directly and also we had issues concerning the safety and side effects are these vaccines why this pressure

less cross life miller to dave perkins dave's a radio host political analyst always good to have you on the program dave we all know this problem exists isn't team biden just making it simply worse by trying to keep it under arms. well this is opposite day as every day of the by administration is office a day whatever they say you just ask yourself what's opposite of that and that is the reality the worst charge against them right now is mistreatment of these people these young people and children at the border as there are someone said that i know reminds you of a warming tray at a mexican food restaurant full of burritos right that's what it that's what it looks like i don't mean to laugh at people's discomfort but let's be frank 1st if these people walked up 1000 miles across the desert to get to our border this is not the most uncomfortable they have been not by far and then the question arises well if this is the most uncomfortable that they've been how did they get to that border and i think the answer is obvious they've been brought there by trains and buses by other parties t

by for more on this we can now cross live it to political analyst and radio host to dave perkins daveyou're always one who's interesting to talk to when it comes to these types of stories be with you sean so what is your take on the situation at the southern border at this time. it's way worse than it ever was. under trump and worse than it was under obama but you do have to remember as your reporter mentioned obama started all this and didn't get any of the criticism once trump got into office he got the criticism for things he did not do and now that he's out of office the media doesn't want to criticize biden for this year they want to shut you out instead there's not enough reporters complaining about this lack of access and like of transparency and that tells me government is up to something non going to share something with you that i have seen evidence for and believed for years i believe when you can't figure out what it is they're doing when it seems crazy on the surface when it's counterproductive when it's a giant hash of mixed messages that mean something they're doing tha

happened this morning in perkins street and has shaken the neighborhood. j.r. stone found a witness and talked with people that were close to the victim. >> what happened? he got attacked. >> a witness describing the moments a 75-year-old asian senior was attacked and robbed. he called 9-1-1 after a witness began shouting for help tuesday morning. police scouring the neighborhood as they looked for clues. hours later, a break. oakland police announced an arrest in the case. those that know the victim tell us it does not look like he will make it. the man was walking with a at least one person involved in pushing the cane away and shoving him to the ground and taking his wallet and phone. >> anger. anger you need to target someone of that age. >> neighbors are outraged at two drive-by shootings and this most recent attack on an asian senior. >> i am horrified. we walk this several times a week. >> reporter: friends of the victim are heart broken over what happened. last check saying he was still alive. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> let's move on. covid-19 took cent

estación de tren debe llama a la policía >> sujeto golpea a mayor de 76ers años entre avenida james y perkins los cargos que baily enfrentara >> también hecho ocurre en avenida douglas en san leandro, hombre fue roceado por una sustancia inflamable. el caso está bajo investigación >> y llegan a mountview por la presencia de una granada explosiva en macarthur, según los agentes la vivienda fue evacuada, los agentes se retiraron del lugar sin revelar lo encontrado >> una ronda de paquete de alivio económico comenzarán a llegar pronto 1400 dólares por contribuyente y cada hijo, quién lo recibe quien gane menos de 75 mil dólares al año y parejas que ganen hasta 150 mil dólares al año, en conjunto. y lo mismo ocurre con parejas que ganen entre 150 a 160 mil dólares recibirán un monto equivalente quienes ganen más , no recibirán ayuda. también contempla el paquete un monto por menor de edad. las familias podrían comenzar a recibir cantidades y a partir de junio de este año >> y qué pasa si está casado con un indocumentados usted recibirá el beneficio ,pero su cónyuge queda fuera, lo mismo ocurre co

happened this morning in perkins street and has shaken the neighborhood. j.r. found a witness and talked with people that were close to the victim. >> what happened? he got attacked. >> a witness describing the moments a 75-year-old asian senior was attacked and robbed. he called 9-1-1 after a witness began shouting for help tuesday morning. police scouring the neighborhood as they looked for clues. hours later, a break. oakland police announced an arrest in the case. those that know the victim tell us it does not look like he will make it. the man was walking with a at least one person involved in pushing the cane away and shoving him to the ground and taking his wallet and phone. >> anger. anger you need to target someone of that age. >> neighbors are outraged at two drive-by shootings and this most recent attack on an asian senior. >> i am horrified. we walk this several times a week. >> reporter: friends of the victim are heart broken over what happened. last check saying he was still alive. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> let's move on. covid-19 took center sta

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perkins words and walk across the ground across the political bringing reviewers or true longer. i mean yes that employment in the news that those. who are. not stupid and you can not might be about the best all can always so long and nationalistic but i don't think is often in the future beginning with at the map a us must do nothing at all you nationally for sides. things can boy get him in the new all are still new viewers in the faith. and ya blog a 6 all looks to. all of. the fish that holds. new thought of that if you. are you able reviews are. in the store and. many still have plenty of night. he left in the night in. germany opposes to get another covert lockdown after a surge in infections while the health minister is caught up in a scandal over a lucrative facemask supply deal. of frustration is boil over in france britain and beyond so if a relentless pandemic restrictions with many saying enough is enough. we are not we are fed up we no longer know which flow to stand on we are a little lost it's all a blur the fingers you form the streets of life so much we are here

it's like we walk perkins every day. or several times a week. >> last time we checked the victim was still alive. whoever, those who know him tell us it doesn't look like he's going make it. hours after the attack police arrested one suspect. >>> supervisor burma melgar is calling on transit officials to install safety improvements. after last month's accident a pedestrian was killed after an intoxicated driver ran a red light and caused a deadly chain reaction crash. tracking devices show vehicles regularly drive above posted speed limits in that area. in between were 154 accidents on the zreets around lake merced. >>> temporary credentials that would show people have been vaccinated. >> reporter: the push to create vaccine passports. u.s. airlines asking the white house to develop federal guidance for temporary health credentials that would help keep track of travelers negative covid tests and proof of vaccination. >> it is really just using your phone in a way we hope will simplify things for the government and for th

pli police have been searching the area of james avenue and perkins street for, they hope, surveillancee victim was walking at 7:30 this morning and someone approached him. there was an altercation and the victim was injured. anyone with any information, please call oakland police. >>> in marin county, the controversy about using sir francis drake's name entered a new phase on two fronts today. he has many things named after him. abc7's wayne freedman joins us now. wayne? >> reporter: the story is ever-ie vovevolving tonight in jacinto. they will vote whether to keep that guy's name on the board behind me. a few days ago in fairfax they voted no. these are stories you're seeing all across the country. it's counter culture. the question is all about francis drake and the appropriateness of using his name. from marin county, this is the latest distance offramp in which sir francis drake was used. >> would changing the name be meaningful? >> to me? i don't think so. >> reporter: what do you think they should name this boulevard? >> he is 76% native american. for him the movement to remove

her name was francis perkins. she was the first woman to serve in a presidential cabinet. she was labor secretary for the entire roosevelt years. she was one of those people who saw the triangle fire with her own eyes. she had been in that she lived in the neighborhood and came running to watch it. and at the end of her life she said that the new deal which we now know to be the most important and influential domestic event. of the 20th century the new deal began on the day of the triangle fire. so that's why it's not just publishers hype but actually true when we talk about this book as the story of the fire that changed america. i'll field questions after dan talks and he's going to take us up for the next 20 years of new york history. thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here and i'm a special delighted to be on the same panel that david is on. his book is an important book has that virtue of an important book that tells a story which is what we all try to do. mine is a very different story. i could not be writing about people who are more radically different from t

the attack at perkins and jayne avenue has shaken the community. a woman who doesn't want to be identified says the victim hadn't seen his children due to covid concerns and now that meeting will happen in the hospital. >> come and see your parent like this, when you likely haven't seen them for a while or hug them, it's awful. >> reporter: the suspect bailey is scheduled to appear in court on friday. according to police records he was arrested for felony robbery in san francisco last year. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> 4:39. >>> two california postal workers are facing fraud charges. still ahead on "today in the bay," the way the pair gained access to unemployment debit cards and the growing backlog the state system is still dealing with amid all the scandal. >>> plus, a major deal boeing is close to reaching this morning. we'll tell you all about it. you're watching "today in the bay." how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it

i'm going to trust my friend mr perkins words walk. across in progress during a preview longer and you could start employing in the. just your personal issues for him. not to compete and you can not be about the best local noise. in the beginning of the u.s. it's not in yet you nationally for sides. things can boy get him new all on the 3rd and i still mean you know the phrase that a. blog that sucks all extremists all of which i don't know much. new top of that if you should get a bill be you are you able remove usually and is not in the store and don't let them bring me a can be as nice and. easy work and let you know that you can be born in the. greece foreign minister becomes the 1st european official to receive the vaccine along with point 4000000 of his compound you to see are will be joining us on the program shortly. over whether the vaccine calls his blood clots as you say some patients are canceling importance for the job despite the european medicines giving clear. u.s. russia relations hit a new low after president joe bide

frances perkins was the first female cabinet secretary under fdr. american history tv. >>> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story, every weekend. saturday, 2:00 p.m. eastern, professor john morrow recounts the story of eugene bullard. then, at 6:00 p.m., brad stone looks at the role animals served in the civil war. from transporting supplies to acting as regimental mascots. then, sunday, 2:00 p.m., the life and legacy of sojourner truth. and then at 8:00 p.m., a look at the life of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. american history tv this weekend, on c-span3. >>> up next, sheila tate, press secretary for nancy reagan from 1981 to 1985 recalls the personal and public life of mrs. reagan, from her book, "lady in red." she spoke in april of 2018 at the reagan presidential library. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mrs.il

it happened just before 7:30 this morning at the intersection of jane avenue and perkins street. katie neilson with the latest in a string of attacks. >>> a representative of oakland's china town community told us it happened this morning on jane avenue. right passed perken street here on the other side of the corner. a 75-year-old chinese man shoved to the ground leaving him with life-threatening injuries. a neighbor told me she recognized him as soon as she saw him in the ambulance. they brought him around and i said news cast the guy that walks up and down the street. he lived in this oakland neighborhood for 35 years and for the past two years she's seen the same elderly chinese man walking up and down jane avenue around 7:00 in the morning. every morning he walk around that time. a little earlier. >> that's why she said she was so stunned when she learned he was the victim of the latest attack on an elderly member of the oakland chinese community. >> i was very sad. very sad. and i was telling the officer, i hope you guys catch him. real soon. because nobody deserve that. no

the attack at perkins street and jayne avenue has shaken the community. a woman who doesn't want to be identified said the victim hand seen his children due to covid concerns, and now that meeting will happen in the hospital. >> you know, come and see your parent like this, when you likely haven't seen them for a while or hugged them, it's awful. >> reporter: the suspect bailey is scheduled to appear in court on friday. according to police records, he was arrested for felony robbery in san francisco last year. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> you might be hearing the rain outside your windows. the roads are still slick out there, possibly icy at the higher elevations. we almost saw it all, right? hail, snow, thunderstorms, and a few rain bows. we don't get many of these days in a year where we get so many of the elements. let's go straight to jeff ranieri tracking the late night conditions. how are you doing? >> we're doing good here. i can hear the rainfall outside right now. the storm system is dragging its feet a little slower than expected. we have th

next perkins wrote him back and thanked him for allowing him to change the f word, and he wrote a note back. thank you very much. you can f word yourself. he's solid. he's a boxer. he's a fisherman. he's a writer. he is someone who has an ego that is larger than his own life , but that is sometimes what people believe what you tell them about yourself. if he was to talk about himself, which he wouldn't need to, you would think you are with a larger than life character and one of the most famous writers in the world as self-proclaimed already, but probably wouldn't have any problem telling you that, as well. this is something that followed him his entire lifetime. he played football, while still working on the school newspaper. hemingway had that ability to be all things. in no way, that is what makes his writing so great is he can touch many different levels of life and relate to them all. in key west, he walked out of here barefoot, fish blood on his shorts, unshaven. he's not a tux and tie going out for a formal dinner because he's rich. that's just money. the most valuable thing in

americans believe the situation on the us border is indeed a crisis radio host and political analyst day perkins believes the body ministrations trying to hide the mistakes he's made of the migrants the worst charge against them right now is mistreatment of these people these young people and children at the border someone claiming as jen psaki claims transparency is what you'll get and dignity and respect is what these people get and it's just completely opposite of that they're not in a dignified situation they've got thousands of people sleeping elbow to knee and big toed to nose you know stacked on the floor so tight they have to sleep on their side and they can't roll over and that's a complete embarrassment for the by the ministration they're not even testing those people and i'm sure thousands of them do have various viral loads and are bringing them across to infect ordinary americans who are not as yet completely vaccinated so that's another great danger that is being forced on the american people in the name of this fraud because they want this story off the headlines when you ask bide

gesture and claims the troops were being used by democrats as political tools unless the radio host a perkins says he knows plenty of dems who know less about it than taylor green. it's a ridiculous move that democrats made and it's all predicated on congresswoman green not being entirely familiar with the status of guam i would bet any number of paychecks that there are plenty of democrats in congress who also have no idea what is the status of joe biden a couple of nights ago at a press conference could not remember the name of the man he nominated for secretary of defense so he could not remember the name of the department of defense and they are just picking on her because she's an outspoken conservative and they're trying to get rid of for this politicize ation of the military marching them down the holes of legislators offices and banging on her door in front of your uniformed soldiers and officers defending the honor of go on as if that's even an issue and you begin to worry that this administration and this democratic party is militarizing their government attempting to make political

it happened yesterday morning in the area of jane avenue and perkins street that's not far from lake merritt police say the 75 year-old man was just walking down the street when the suspect approached him. the man had to be taken to the hospital bailey is being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. coming up on kron 4 news getting children back into the classroom will a covid test every day be required. the program the state school superintendent just reveal. >>also looking back moving forward san jose's mayor sam liccardo reflects on lessons learned during the pandemic and his optimism for the city's future and later why the mayor manny people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms

conservative radio host dave perkins thinks that biden's border policy is a part of a plan to create a permanent democrat voting majority. the media doesn't want to criticize biden for this year they want to shut you out instead there's not enough reporters complaining about this. lack of access and like of transparency and that tells me government is up to something they are going to make as many people as possible come here as easily as possible because they need to get to their goal as quickly as possible so they don't lose any more elections so no more donald trump pop up the democrat party is up to something they don't want us to know what it is so we're getting mixed messages and a lack of transparency because they don't want people to find out what they're really doing they have no intention of following any law that holds them back from getting to their long term goal the more children they can get into the united states the better their plan looks for future generations they're not just trying to do this to change the outcome of the next couple of elections they have a long

we spoke today perkins a political scientist and radio host from texas who supports the decision. i'm very glad we have states that states have governments and their governments are considerably more responsible in my view than the federal gov abbott said it's no longer mandatory to wear a mask but he did encourage people to keep doing it and i think a lot of people will keep doing it because it does seem like a reasonable response to help protect yourself and protect your fellow citizens i don't think anything bad is going to happen i think what we're seeing is governor abbott trusting the people of the state of texas to do what is prudent and safe and good without having to force them to stop doing business and force them to stop earning money and stop taking care of their families and destroy the businesses that they built so they could give their families a future. the f.b.i. director has called the capital riot protesters domestic terrorists labeling them a top threat to american society you also said there's no evidence to suggest that groups were involved in the riot contra

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it happened at jayne avenue and perkins street just before 7:00 this morning.opd not giving out details on what led them to making an arrest. oakland mayor libby schaaf releasing this statement saying our police will investigate thoroughly to determine whether this was racially motive order a vile crime of opportunity. >> i don't understand like the hate, honestly. >> reporter: the asian community is concerned that hate may be the motivation behind a rash of violent crime reported against asians in the bay area. oakland's chinatown has been a target. chinatown community activist carl chan has been working to shine the light on the problem. >> expand our patrolling of chinatown, going towards 12, 13 and 14 streets. but of course, it takes more resources. however, i think if that's something we must do, we need to do it. >> reporter: chan also points out that patrolling in chinatown may be pushing the attacks to other areas like the adams point neighborhood. his only wish right now is for police to increase patrolling throughout the city. in oakland, cheryl hurd,

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kirstin downie talks about her book, the one behind a new deal, the life and legacy behind frank since perkins. he she was the first female cabinet secretary who served as fdr's labor secretary from 1933 to 1945. in that role, she helped to create a new deal legislation, and cue lubing social security, unemployment insurance and minimum wage. the other spoke about the 19-year-old book festival which the library of congress hosted on the national mall. >> this person was meaningful to me because was the basis on my entire bk

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kirstin downie talks about her book, the one behind a new deal, the life and legacy behind frances perkins. she was the first female cabinet secretary who served as fdr's labor secretary from 1933 to 1945. in that role, she helped to create a new deal legislation, and cue lubing social security, unemployment insurance and minimum wage. the