the perkins the perkins roll was far greater. she was arguably one of the most important and successful progressive politicians male or female in us history. and that's because national unemployment insurance is only one of perkins's accomplishments. she was also the driving force behind social security. behind the 40 hour work week the ban on child labor the international fire safety code and the national labor relations act which gave workers for the first time the right to organize and form unions. perkins legacy is everywhere today and that brings us to the central question that i am raising with you tonight. who was francis perkins and how did she get so much done? how did a social worker turn herself into a miracle worker. that's what i'm planning to tell you about tonight. going to start with a short reading from my book. from the prologue from the woman behind the new deal on a chilly february night in 1933 a middle-aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his residence on east 65th street in new york ci

flight officer perkins died in 1978. after years of effort his surviving family members obtained a bronze represent plis medal in 2017. flight officer perkins' service to our nation broke down barriers to those who followed this his footsteps and we should be inspired by his service. in a time when our world was threatened by fascism, flight officer perkins stood among the many to ward off its force. in a time when our world was quick to define the quality or character after person based on their skin, flight officer perkins' service demonstrated that character is about living true to your values, working toward the common good. in an a time when we were fighting in the air, flight officer perkins' service illustrated the struggle at home and need to end seg gle gaitionist -- segregationist policies. 2308g his service he was unable to become a pilot due to the color of his skin. he continued his passion for flying by getting in a cockpit any chance he could get and working as an aircraft mechanic. during his career after

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was a lindsey his argument is that ukraine is perkins 1st stop really. and that the whole european project could be at risk of collapse even potent is allowed to continue. the lensky looking for security assurance is from the a you are being for being and being a part of the a you, as it were, i mean, the ukraine has, or large factions of ukraine have long wanted to become a part of the, a you. but obviously the situation here at the security situation has obviously hastened there. the desire to then have these security assurances from me a year. but you know, as you just rightly stated, the president macro on france saying that this can take decades. and that is true. i mean, we've most a bead so the a you take around about 10 years. so there is no legal framework for fast tracking as it was even if the candidacy is allowed next week. and as is expected, it's still a very long road ahead for president zalinski. he said the not necessarily looking for a fast track, but this is definitely in his mind a step in the right direction. d. w 's rebecca readers

perkins khoi had an fbi workspace in its offices in washington for a decade. michael sussman was so close to the fbi he had a key card to fb headquarters. we know this from a recently released text exchange. we are quoting. do have a badge or need help getting into the building? the fbi is general counsel jame baker asked sussman. we are quoting now. i have a badge sussman replied. sussman had a badge to the fbi building? how do we get one of those? we are not leading democratic lawyers so we cannot have them. michael sussman knew he would never be punished. what is going on here? "the federalist" been white garden explains how we should understand these two prosecutions. quote, they send an unmistakabl message. we can get you anytime, anywher on any grounds we choose. you cannot touch a single one o ours. that's it right there. this is a partisan play by a political party that is somehow completely taken over our largest law enforcement agency. sussman is not even the biggest example of this. andrew mccabe, lisa page, peter strzok. all of them lead to the fed

francis perkins is a hero in my view. and just very briefly, i was once interviewed for being secretary of labor, when i was asked the question, how do you see the job? i said, i would be francis perkins. there you go. you are really car native here in terms of what you want to do. what your point is. that's where we come into play here. we have the ability to provide the investments that haven't been made over the years. that is why it is critical. working men and women have for a long time felt that they have been on their own, that they don't have the kind of support that they need from government in order to help them with job training, with wages, or if their wages are being stolen from them, or if their place of work is not an environment where they can be safe. so forth. they have been through a tough time in the last three years. you said it in your closing, in your conclusion of your testimony. despite all that we have been through, workers across the nation are still showing up every day to help meet this moment

and when asked, i said i wanted to be francis perkins. your that's where we come into play here, we have the ability to provide the investments that haven't been made over the years and that's what is critical and working-- working men and women have for a long time thought that they have been on their own and that they don't have the kind of support they need from government in order to help them with job training, with wages, or if their wages are stolen from them. or if their place of work is not an environment where they can be safe and so forth. they've been through a tough time in the last two years, but you said it in your closing, in your conclusion, and your testimony. despite all that we have for workers across the nation, still showing up every day, to help meet this moment, we have the responsibility to meet this moment and to help you to meet that moment and we're committed to doing that, i want you to know that. >> thank you for what you're doing and for your support of america. >> thank you very much. >> [inaudible conversa

so he did say you visited this russian orthodox church mclean in february, just before perkins invasion, was actually exquisite. the front line hasn't quite closer and closer since i'm just going to pick for it. and then that final pay is just standing. what are we saying? well, this is part of the russian orthodox church, complex in a town called fair tickets. 17th century russian orthodox church complex, absolutely beautiful city situated on this river. and that wouldn't church, i suppose, is located about 4 or 5 kilometers to the north of it. and as you see in those photographs, we visited it in january in the, in the, in the days, weeks just before the invasion. and it was spellbinding really beautiful, something out of a dostoevsky novel if you like. and so we were very shocked to see of seeing it having been hit by sharing an indication that you know, nothing is nothing is unsafe, no matter the historical significance of it, according to the ukrainian present, over 100 churches, it in this war so far and what's worrying is certainly in the last 3 or 4 days, we're seeing an increas

but then we learned actually the fbi was working with michael sussmann and his law firm perkins court. perkins coierk had fbi workspace in its offices in washington forrksp a decade and michaelwa sussmann was sos close to the fbi he had a key card to fbi headquarters. we know this from a recently released text exchange. we're quoting do you havehe a badge or do youlp need help getting into the building? the fbi's general counsel james baker assessment and we're quotingma out i have a badge, sussmann replied. sussmann had a badge to the fbi building. how do weebu get one of those? oh , we're not leadingmo democratic lawyers. socr we can't have them.ld so microcystin knew he'd never be punished. take three steps back what's going on here and a fantastic piece at the fed was ben weingarten explained how we should understandga these two prosecutions. quote, they send an unmistakable message we can get time anywhere on any grounds we choose. ny you can't touch even a single o one of oursf . that's it right there. a political party that is somehow completely takenen over our largest, larges

reflect on what other special features or fun oh, all, as you can see here, it is almost mona in perkins, is like a moss kind of losing him at anytime. you can see all those element, the wood carvings in the wood carvings. yeah. and it shows nature elements that been used as a motif. you can see flowers, tenders, fruits, even fruits, and also a mountainous dick making distinctive and also an identity on his own. oh, oh, you can see here is a masterpiece. it is. i see that one of the best in this gallery and it is earlier for i'm familiar with this city from them. and you can see these elements in the motif now that you mentioning it, i can see that the tendrils and we're coming to the same. but at this triangular sort of like the, the one thing how guna lamp going on, which is mountain monday and 8 greeted some is a coffee loss of that is i to $1.00 to $1.00 and, and, and something's you know, to the tree of life. oh, oh, just south of the islamic arts museum, if the chunks on building a block of 19 fifties shop houses converted into the only creative hubbub its kind in k l. more than 20

. >> reporter: 10-year-old sincere perkins aspires to have his picture on the wall one day for his kids and grandkids to see. >> i can show them where i'm at on this wall. i would cry of joy because i would know i was a good kid back in the day. >> you've got all these pictures, this collage to inspire others. what inspired you? >> my mother, to be honest with you. >> reporter: reverend g's mother, a widow, raised nine children. >> she had a saying that every child must sit on its own -- i get emotional -- must sit on his own bottom. you're responsible for your own life. no passing the buck. no nothing, it's on you. >> reporter: reverend g does offer support. a 16-year-old food bank, for example, feeds 100 people a month with grocery donations from local stores. long-time friend walter quinn sr. reverend g. has made his place of worship a place of service. >> so when reverend g came, he picked up that mantle. that's him serving the community. >> reporter: the 78-year-old is doing just what his mother taught him. >> you got to think big. if you think it, you can do it. >> reporter: so fo

so this but the debt ceiling, megan perkins, with the russian river home says. >> it's been incrediblyplicated and confusing to navigate the regulatory process, especially as she says, the rules keep changing. so that homeowners to but that but in their heart and into this and hope that to get a permit for the application was and then people that they can't play anymore. of the kids and for them and that's very best for the for the owners. but us. but the people that present on the county board of supervisors is set to vote on a new ordinance in august. some of the issues that they plan to update included tackling. >> noise, complaints and parking as well as putting some kind of restrictions in place about rentals in densely populated areas. and sonoma county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> coming up, why the world health organization is planning to rename the monkeypox virus. a farmer's market in the south bay is working around the clock to try to help families make ends meet the issues, making it hard to keep their food bank stocked with food. plus, a postal worker attacked and robbed whil

and once again, i would like to thank our perkins friends for the attention they stand to these issue. you have an emotional and our western counterparts are trying to preserve is the kind of irritated study and will your issue with this sooner when result is better in his for everyone, i guess. and we also talked about on the other international cities issues including the syrian stores, settlement where we would apparently and around he was actively named after the bruce's. now we are getting ready for and you are meeting through a new summit on uria with a little group with that sort of risk for dissipating as well. it is land unit in english for july, and nurse hilton, the list of adobe that she didn't always change the opinions on the meeting of the drafting committee, of the constitutional committee a week ago when she was the says she was in a session and geneva is carried out, and we also grade are those sure about the, on how we will continue to work in salary, because is, you know, by turkish, nation to the 3 play free form. it was established only 3 south occasion countries

perkins have a constitutional right to carry fire arms in public. the court struck down a new york law requiring people demonstrate a specific need to carry a concealed weapon outside their hope. this ruling will prevent other states from enforcing similar restrictions. president biden said that he is deeply disappointed by today's decision. i want to go down to dru stevens and he's a professor of law at the south texas calling to hear about this and the they just can't understand it. talk to us about how the logic behind this and in how significant it is for efforts to end gun violence in america. well, the, i'm, it is about a very specific part of gun ringing with them in public. and so today's decision at least for now, leaves and place some of our other restrictions, for example, like convicted felons. when you mentioned the logic of the opinion, that's the part of the opinion that matters the most actually going forward. because for the last 12 years or more, maybe 14 years, all of our federal courts have been using a legal approach to 2nd amen

yes, that's true that we work closely with our perkins friends on your in settlement and a number of times when the president's heard tuan and man, we agreed on certain stamps, including the memorandum of 2019 that natalie mentioned just now. there was a memorandum on the need to resolve the terror easy problem in the lived escalations, which in both cases of course, not going as fast as liberty of the community they could be talking about. the agreements simply stipulated those documents, but we agree with the goals, manual documents, lender and stem, the concerns of our friend in regard to france. so you need to condition in the ceiling that are created by external actors or a border is by helping them separate the sentiment on the, on the camera. teresa controlled by the us. but the forces that we, when you my am with was watching this. but our station there and locally, and we understand this concern because for a year it was, those threads has been created by internal acura's, right on our borders has you are well aware of the way we jumper. those are so that's why we are going

because i was, was a very important day because i were able now to draw a line onto the issues that are perkins. i was told by a we are able to get a little he but what i think the people in this country was what we are doing to help them to take the country. oh wow. that is the prime minister. the prime minister in his loyalists want to push past the embarrassing result. where 41 percent of conservative m. p 's voted against him, hoping now the rest of the party and the public will let go that anger about his transgressions. including the party gates saga, where johnson and many of his staff broke coven 19 looked down rules at downing street gatherings. because clearly back replied minister, think that he got a fixed penalty notice for coming to a gathering away. he was taken by surprise of the birthday cake. evelyn those the circumstances around his aunt's advice, the suit gray report to parliament at length. he's overhauled the operation of tony's apologize. i think a lot of people think it's time to move on. we've had that vote yesterday we got a packed agenda dealing with the cost of livin

it was a great perkins in 1997 so we need great perks on bloomberg surveillance. i will wave us out. this is emotional. ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world. the price of oil fell after a report that saudi arabia will pump more crude step they have indicated to western allies that they should russian output declines financially. opec coalition is meeting today day. president bynum is likely to visit saudi arabia this month as soaring gasoline rises are affecting him politically. he would meet with the countries affected ruler. -- effective ruler. president biden has blamed him for the murder of the washington post journalist. facebook is enjoying multibillion-dollar advertising. the chief operating officer is stepping down from advertising. she was supposed to rein in large-scale misinformation. russia says it's ready to settle claims on bonds after missing a $1.9 million interest name and -- $1.9 million interest payment. a failure to pay you point appeared on credit default swaps. in tulsa, oklahoma, a gunman killed four people at a medical

david: vinod is one of the leading venture capitalist investors the last decades at kleiner perkins,t his own venture. he is an indian immigrant. he got his degree at carnegie mellon and then stanford business school. he really has made the most impressive venture investments over the last several decades, making billions for his investors. he said he thought there was a war, perhaps a techno-economic war, between china and the united states that could arise the next few years and he things his native country of india could be an ally to the united states. there is no doubt there is technology tension between china and the u.s. and he things the venture capital community can play a big role in trying to moderate that tension and maybe bring those countries together by cooperating, if possible, on investments. tom: you are a leader on this and i want to bring in dr. bremmer's thoughts from his essay last year. there has to be responsibility on the part of the young turks of technology in america to think internationally and to think interdependently. are you optimistic they are able t

police tried to pull over 35-year-old crystal perkins for traffic violation, crystal then led them onway to tennessee where she finally crashed into a ditch and later told police she just didn't feel like stopping today. >> this law in alabama requires intent to evade police, not enough if your intent is that you just don't feel like stopping so not guilty by reason of lack of intent, it matters. kennedy: kevin. >> i don't even know what that is, i say guilty just because i'm scared of a woman taxidriver put her away. [laughter] kennedy: olivia. >> i'm kidding. kennedy: have you not seen legally blonde? >> i have. kennedy: okay, very good. >> i would say not guilty based on the fact that she didn't want to go over and woman shouldn't have to do things they don't want to do so i'm on her side. kennedy: not guilty, that was very aggressive, sorry about that, mike. case number four, florida man allegedly tried to break into a grocery store to steal flowers for his mom and 42-year-old hunter dollars used a hammer to break through one set of glass doors at a grocery store he give up before

. >> he goes back to the community, no one has done more, golfers reaching out to the perkins the waydessert from the dessert case, cream pie. [laughter] kennedy: topical storm is next. ♪♪ nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. hello, you. a new study claims first make the home 29000 more species of trees than previously believed but if you asked me, those numbers sound 80. a study that leaves you wanting more. [laughter] and this is topical storm, topic number one. group of fishermen encountered a great white shark off the coast of new jersey, fishermen say they were shocked to see a great and giant predator, so far from the new jersey nightclub. here is, biggest fish in new jersey since jared kushner. only this one is much more trustworthy, also looks like it's been more time on strike land. good news, great white sharks don't normally eat sharks humans, bad news is i don't think people from new jersey count. after all, they t

. >> reporter: 10-year-old sincere perkins aspires to have his picture on the wall one day for his kidsrand kids to see. >> i can show them where i'm at on this wall. i would cry of joy because i would know that i was a good kid back in the day. >> you've got all these pictures, this collage to inspire others. what inspired you? >> my mother, to be honest with ya. >> reporter: reverend g's mother, a widow, raised nine children. >> she had a saying, every child must sit on its own bottom. you're responsible for your own life. no passing the buck. you have to work hard in life. it's on you. >> reporter: reverend g offers support. >> biscuits? >> reporter: a 16-year old food banks feeds people with donations from grocery stores. walter quinn senior, a long-time friend, said reverend g made their place of worship a place of service. >> so when reverend g came, he picked up the mantle. that's him serving the community. >> reporter: the 78-year-old is doing what his mother taught him. >> you have to think big. if you can think it, you can do it. >> reporter: for inspiring people with his blac

perkins fired back on twitter interim mating people in the nba believe green is a big you can thatter up his words with alaska and is that tweet has since b taken down. draymond, it's the time for him to enjoy the summer and the championship but no! they have to keep jabbing and poking. >> do you think he enjoy it is verbal combat? >> yes. >> yes. spencer: he loves it. larry: there's something that energizes him and he likes to get into these battling with high-profile people. >> but maybe we could leave the racial slurs out of it. kristen: that would be nice. you can -- larry: you can still disagree with people without being that ruled. if you remember draymond's speech at the parade, it's kind of on brand, unfortunately. spencer: maybe the word is unfiltered. larry: he is unfiltered. that might be one of the shows that his company does with lebron and all that. kevin: the owners of california's great america park in santa clara announced the land. the park operator says it plans to keep the park open for up to 11 years under a lease agreement. the land next to levy stadium was sold

. >> sandra: tony perkins is speaking right now, obviously regarding the overturning of roe v. wade, we will listen. this is louisiana, i believe. >> what the court has done is changed its mind on abortion, and in the new testament it talks about repentance, and it means to change your mind. now change the hearts and minds of americans to embrace the sanctity of every human life because they are created in the image of god. [applause] today i have the privilege of moderating the panel and the panel has shrunk for different reasons. dr. carson is the first one i asked if he would come down, knowing we would be in the neighborhood of a decision but not thinking it would be the actual day. i cannot think of someone i would like to be talking this through with than dr. carson who has been an amazing -- amazing leader. [applause] and before i formally introduce him, we were going to have on the panel kristin hawkins, from students from life but her flight was canceled so she will not be able to be with us, and the solicitor general of louisiana is going to be here later, she got det

is but the debt ceiling, megan perkins with the russian river home says. >> it's been incredibly complicated and confusing to navigate the regulatory process, especially as she says, the rules keep changing. so that homeowners with work that for that, but in their heart and soul into that place and hope that they were to get a permit for the application with that. and then the hope that they play anymore. we can for them and that's very best they can for the owners with us. but the people that live in present on the county board of supervisors is set to vote on a new ordinance in august. some of the issues that they plan to update include tackling. >> noise, complaints and parking as well as putting some kind of restrictions in place about rentals in densely populated areas and to noma county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> a rally today for an 84 year-old asian american died after being attacked in the street nearly 2 years ago with his family says still needs to happen in order for justice to be served. plus, people close to retirement age or still in the pitches. bear market just continues on w

perkins. ceo and nephrologist. she is doing in us from augusta, georgia. will you please share a little bit more about your connection with food, with farmers, with nutrition, especially for your patients. >> thank you. for this opportunity to represent food and nutrition and security community efforts here in georgia. diabetes and hybrid pressure of the top two causes of diabetes in america. they are often connected with the food we eat. they are clinical and community education it is needed now more than ever to encourage food investment. those living in rule --rural and urban areas they have very little access to that. since the covid-19 pandemic, we expanded our services to include urban areas in the key states. during this time, i've seen firsthand how diet affects diseases for better and worst. -- worse. i see how families without transportation or citizens reluctant to travel far, they go without resch, healthy food choices. this reality -- fresh, healthy food choices. this reality increases the problem it's in our community. but of also seen with t

megan perkins with the russian river home says. >> it's been incredibly complicated and confusing toavigate the regulatory process, especially as she says, the rules keep changing that. >> on what was then put their heart and soul into the data on that for the application with and then that play anymore. and for them. and that's very best of them. owners with us. but the people that it. >> so what happens next? is that this not a county board of supervisors plans to look at that new ordinance in august. now they say that this new is necessary because they want to update some changes to like, for example, complaints about noise parking permits as well as put a cap or some kind of restrictions on how many rentals can be in densely populated areas. that again, meeting is going to be taking place in august, reporting live here in sonoma county, theresa stasi, back to justine. theresa, thank you so much. >> happening tonight, the concord city council will decide whether to adopt an anti-harassment protection ordinance for renters community. leaders are planning to rally in support of the

courtroom michael sussmann acquitted john durham's idea to blame it on the perkins coie firm, of coursea collusion lie. i mean what has happened to the fbi ? that american can't trust them? >> a i think, i think you raise a good point look at broader context spied on trump's campaign justice department treating mom and dad parents at school board meeting as domestic terrorists, last month -- two did new york wrong has not been charged didn't go into capital lost security clearance now we have issue with two agencies said something contrary to what the fbi thought should be said about january 6 they are facing disciplinarian action, that is the broader context we've learned perkins coie the law firm mr. sussmann worked at clinton law firm election lawyer michael sussmann they maintained secure work environment like a skiff they have had it there 10 years we have questions about that as well that is the overall context that is why we continue to send letters to, the justice department, to mr. wray to get answers to important questions. maria: what else can you do other than send a letter?

herself women's rights although fdr did appoint the first female cabinet member when he named frances perkins as his secretary of labor. well, in any case, by the end of 1938, and the new deal was almost at a standstill and there were several reasons for this. the main ones being roosevelt ahad virtually achieved all he could achieve in the way of traditional form, without going beyond the limits of his own and america's own ideology of democracy and the freedom of free democratic system. but, perhaps even more important, in bringing the new deal to enact, was an event over which even roosevelt had no control of, and that was the rise of adolf hitler and nazi chair in your arm. with the outbreak of war in europe in 1939 with germany's invasion of paul and, the primary attention of the nation, of course, roosevelt became more focused on the events unfolding in europe. now to understand roosevelt approach to this crisis, it's necessary to consider for a moment the attitude of the american people toward foreign involvement at that time. immediately following world war i, the united states was ra

in both cases you had lawyers involved at this firm perkins coie.eele dossier while its associates pushed these allegations into the f.b.i. and the c.i.a. the same pattern was seen with alfa bank and came out in the trial that hillary clinton personally green lighted getting this allegation out, even though their own researchers said we may be mocked for this. smart people will see through this. well, they did the same thing. it went to the f.b.i., the media and they found very receptive people waiting for it. >> dana: incredible news out of that. thank you. fox news alert top of the hour, topping the news at least 69 people injured, 17 killed in 13 separate mass shootings this weekend including 15 shot in philadelphia, three of those fatally. all this as the senate tries to get agreement on new gun legislation. national gas prices double under president biden rising from $2.39 to his first day in office to $4.86 today. russia launching missiles against kyiv for the first time in more than a month as president putin threatens to escalate attacks hit

i can think about don perkins and lots of people, the dallas cowboys, calvin hill.a number of people that have used their position in society as a result of their athletic ability. their credentialing has helped them in life. bill glass, a personal friend of my families became a christian minister and helped those who were in prison as a result of his direct observations working in the nfl so i think that there's a great story to tell and none of also perfect. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the gentleman's time has expired. >> the gentle lady from california, jackie spear is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. i apologize for also having the national defense authorization act in armed services. commissioner, you announced at the conclusion of a ten-month internal investigation and hundreds of interviews you insisted that there was no written report and get documents obtained by the committee reveal the nfl agreed to a report that went into control of the investigation. i would like us to put that up on the screen. in the very first paragraph