simply put, we need more pete wilsons in today's world. ased to call you a true friend. thanks, pete. i hope you enjoy your celebration. you more than earned it. god bless, bob dole. [applause] >> wonderful, sean. i have the pleasure of sharing with you the story about pete wilson's leadership of one of the great museums in the united states. it began in 1999, when the congressional medal of honor society, an organization that's comprised exclusively of medal of honor recipients bestowed on pete its highest honor, their national patriots award. it was at that event that pete met the late great author of band of brothers and founder of the national d day museum in new orleans steve ambrose. thus began pete's now 20-year journey with this great museum. ambrose and museum founder knew that pete possessed the uncommon leadership abilities to help transform the national d-day museum at the time into a museum that would tell the entire story of america's broader experience in the war that changed the world, why it was fought, how it was won, and

and i said yes, i know pete wilson . tely and the president wants to meet him. he's going to be at a fundraiser at jeff palmer's house tuesday, can you get the wilson there and i said absolutely i can get to their . i'm not entirely stupid, i had to call peter gail here but i got off the phone and said i hope they're in town. so i called pete and he and gail were game so we showed up early at jeff's house with another former wilson intern, my law partner stephen parson so we hung out in the holding area and went up to the holding room with the president and the president wasn't very interested in me, he was interested in pete, saying great things about me. you're terrific pete and p, you did a good job asgovernor . so that was great and the president got out of all this , not going to hear about me and the president said you have a minute so we walked next door to jeff palmer's bedroom and the secret serviceman clear the bedroom and we started talking and he was looking over me and behind me and he saw pete wandering arou

boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson in prop 187, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first union officer within seiu in the country and then in 2005, at the age of 29, seiu local 87 members elected her as the president of sciu local 87 making her the first woman, the first mom, the first chicana to hold the position of secretary treasurer making her the highest ranking latina in labor. today, olga represents over 5,000 local 87 janitors which is one of the most militant, and diverse unions in san francisco. as the president of local 87 she has ensured to maintain the highest standards in wages and benefits for her members. making local 87's contract the standard for the west coast and olga notes that could have been accomplished without her vice presi

governor wilson and his wife gayle have been wonderful friends of the library and supporters of our mission for so long. both gayle and petethe state now for 50 years. gayle wilson graduated five beta kappa from stanford university as a first lady of california she focused on children's health in math and science education and was instrumental in getting the california state summer school for math and science program passed into law. i know she is very proud of that. she serves as the chairman emeritus to this date. she is active on the gilead science board which produces rem does severe the therapy and many doctors turned to at the height of covid-19. and we are delighted that she is here representing all of the former first ladies of california as an honorary cochair of the nancy reagan centennial commission. as for the governor, after attending a gale on an rotc scholarship, pete wilson served ten years as marie corr infantry officer before he went on to get a law degree from berkeley. a short four years later he was elected to the california assembly, mayor of san diego and then elect for two terms in the united states

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilsonkick immigrant tenants out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are protectin

boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first union officer within seiu in the country and then in 2005, at the age of 29, seiu local 87 members elected her as the president of sciu local 87 making her the first woman, the first mom, the first chicana to hold the position of secretary treasurer making her the highest ranking latina in labor. today, olga represents over 5,000 local 87 janitors which is one of the most militant, and diverse unions in san francisco. as the president of local 87 she has ensured to maintain the highest standards in wages and benefits for her members. making local 87's contract the standard for the west coast and olga notes that could have been accomplished without her vice president, ahmed,

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilsoneir homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are protecting workers, we are standing up fo

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilson to kick immigrant tenants out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are prote

that in the context, i've also served in the bay area quality lands district, and was appointed by pete wilson, a republican, to the california air resources board, and served under three governors, two republicans and one democrat. so i remind folks that it was a california republican who signed the clean air act, richard nixon, ronald reagan, and another republican, and a conservative republican governor of california started the zev program, the zero emissions vehicle program which i have been intimately involved with auto manufacturers and also to a degree with other regulations with the heavy duty manufacturers. i have been in at funerals of constituents of mine who have died while working in these refineries. i don't know if you have been in any of those. five of them died. one of them died because the company, not yours, but somebody who's still -- a company that competes with you was appealing a citation from cal osha to replace walky talkies that cost less than a thousand dollars. michael landsman who was trying to use that to tell the folks back in the command unit that they should s

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilsonnts out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are protecting workers, we are s

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilson to kick immigrant tenants out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are prote

boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilsonember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first union officer within seiu in the country and then in 2005, at the age of 29, seiu local 87 members elected her as the president of sciu local 87 making her the first woman, the first mom, the first chicana to hold the position of secretary treasurer making her the highest ranking latina in labor. today, olga represents over 5,000 local 87 janitors which is one of the most militant, and diverse unions in san francisco. as the president of local 87 she has ensured to maintain the highest standards in wages and benefits for her members. making local 87's contract the standard for the west coast and olga notes that could have been accomplished without her vice president, ahmed, and her sec

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilsonnt tenants out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are protecting workers, w

thank sam moss and your leadership because, at that time, there were rules in place by governor pete wilson tenants out of their homes. immigrants like my parents, homes like the ones behind us. well, for those two lawsuits, we prevailed. justice prevailed. for the last 13 years, i have been so honored to serve as a local then as a state lawmaker for san francisco. and during that entire time, the fight for justice has been front and center. i've been fighting for our collective civil rights, offering laws not just to expanded rights of housing and the rights of our immigrants, but the rights of our lgbtq community, the rights of women, the right to choose. and as your next city attorney, i look forward to furthering that right for our collective civil rights because in the wake of "me too," "black lives matter," and anti-asian hate, we have a right. i've taken on some of the most entrenched corporate companies in america. big pharma, gun manufacturers and lead companies. wall street and big predatory profiters for schools. i'm going to fight to make sure that we are protecting workers, we

that in the context, i've also served in the bay area quality lands district, and was appointed by pete wilson, a republican, to the california air resources board, and served under three governors, two republicans and one democrat. so i remind folks that it was a california republican who signed the clean air act, richard nixon, ronald reagan, and another republican, and a conservative republican governor of california started the zev program, the zero emissions vehicle program which i have been intimately involved with auto manufacturers and also to a degree with other regulations with the heavy duty manufacturers. i have been in at funerals of constituents of mine who have died while working in these refineries. i don't know if you have been in any of those. five of them died. one of them died because the company, not yours, but somebody who's still -- a company that competes with you was appealing a citation from cal osha to replace walky talkies that cost less than a thousand dollars. michael landsman who was trying to use that to tell the folks back in the command unit that they should s

it also marked the final series with russell wilson under center, wilson existing with what coach peteinger. he was backed up by geno smith that cost an interception. meanwhile rams' quarterback matthew stafford was playing through a spraining finger himself. he still through 365 yards leading l.a. to a 26-17 win. >>> and the player returned to form in the playoff stage. he scored three of the rays' five runs. racing around to give tampa the early lead. arozarena made history. >> there goes arozarena! he steals home in october! >> man, oh, man. arozarena is the first player in mlb history to hit home run and steal home in the same game. and despite the show he put on in the 2020 postseason, he remains a rookie and is among the favorites for a.l. rookie of the year. the rays take game one from the red sox, 5-0. >>> to houston where astros starter lance mccullers pitched a shutout in the sixth inning. alvarez drove in three home runs including a solo in the fifth and the astros beat the white sox, 6-1. game two of the series is this afternoon. there will be a pair of national league divi

wilson. he bangs up his finger. he leaves the game. seahawks coach pete carroll says it's badly sprained. the rams get a big win.ourth quarter, the td run, l.a. wins 26-17. they're in first place in the 49ers division. we'll see what those 49ers do on sunday in arizona. >> that's right. we have a lot of stuff going on. whoa, that's a lot for us. that's going to do it for us tonight. hope you have a good evening. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> tonight, the major step forward in the race to vaccinate younger children against covid. pfizer officially asking the fda for emergency use authorization for children 5 to 11 saying a smaller dose is safe and effective. how soon could the fda give the green light? dr. jaw is here with what parents need to know. >>> also tonight texas's abortion ban temporarily blocked by a federal judge the immediate impact on women in the state and what's next in the battle. >>> the first images of the damaged pipeline blamed for the california oil spill disaster could it have been caused by a 30 ton anchor. >>> and new tonight, the major class action lawsuit just anno

wilson. he bangs up his finger. he leaves the game. seahawks coach pete carroll says it's badly sprained. the rams get a big win. the td run, l.a. wins 26-17. they're in first place in the 49ers division. we'll see what those 49ers do on sunday in arizona. >> that's right. we have a lot of stuff going on. whoa, that's a lot for us. that's going to do it for us tonight. hope you have a good evening. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

wilson. he bangs up his finger. he leaves the game. seahawks coach pete carroll says it's badly sprained. the rams get a big win. fourth quarter, the td run, l.a. wins 26-17. they're in first place in the 49ers division. we'll see what those 49ers do on sunday in arizona. >> that's right. we have a lot of stuff going on. whoa, that's a lot for us. that's going to do it for us tonight. hope you have a good evening. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - madonna, the "kids tonight show" hosts, musical guest reba mcentire, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1531 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much. hello! [ cheers and applause ah, so good to see you love that sound. love that sound. that's what i'm talking about. love that sound. love you guys. enjoy yourselves relax. welcome everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the

wilson made. let's get more from our political correspondent pete saull — what more can you tell us.t would not be drawn on the issue of security. he said this was a day purely to talk about sir david, the mp who has died. he: expressed his personal shock and loss of what he called a colleague and a friend. he talked about how he had been a great campaigner in parliament on a range of different issues from ending menial? endometriosis to fuel poverty and expressing how much of a loss this is to parliament. it was put to the prime minister also that given this is five years after the brutal murder of another mp, is five years after the brutal murder ofanother mp, labour is five years after the brutal murder ofanothermp, labourmp,jo murder of another mp, labour mp, jo cox murder ofanothermp, labourmp,jo cox in her constituency in west yorkshire, this is an attack on our democracy but he wouldn't engage without question. he said those conversations were for the coming days. now, it is about reflecting on the life of david amess sharing our thoughts and prayers with his family. as you sa

wilson gets hit in the hand by aaron donald. he came back in for one series, but spent the rest of the game with what coach pete carroll said wastthew stafford meanwhile throwing for 365 yards and this touchdown here to tyler higby. they are falling to 2-3. before every home game seattle mascot leads the team out. but took a detour on the way back last night. landing on this man's head. that fan handled that remarkably well. laura, how would you handle it if a hawk landed on your head? >> try not to freak out. those talons are digging into his head. he stayed calm, yikes. glad he's okay. andy, have a good weekend. thank you. >> you, too. >> that horrifying scene. >>> all right, and now to this horrifying scene in hong kong. take a look at this. tons of twisted metal after the scaffolding of an apartment building collapsed onto a busy road. my goodness. at least one construction worker died according to media reports there. six others were rescued. officials say the wreckage also pinned two cars on the street. you can see them, you can hear the rescue crews getting pelted by rain on top of everything else. hong kong has been und