welcome, everybody, and welcome our guests, reginald dwayne betts. we have the opportunity to have a conversation tonight. we just realized that we go way. we first met in without knowing that we were meeting each other in 2008 in detroit, where i'm technically or what i own as my hometown. it was my first poetry reading. it was your first poetry reading. and it was well, less people than tonight. but then we went to dinner afterwards. it was all worth it. yeah. so welcome. thank you for being here. thank for making thank you for this book. i thought we'd have a little bit of a conversation about book tonight and how this beauty started. cool. so it's a pleasure. yes. to get the book. you got to show and tell. but this would be like like when you would go to read when you were a kid and, they would show you pictures because these pictures. so i'll get to show you some pictures. exactly. tell us a little bit how this collaboration started. how did you meet titus? how did it all start? it's interesting, actually, because it's the way that we met, but t

reginald. >>> one year alone, glide served 500,000 meals . a sign that the need is necessary.t in the tenderloin but across the bay. >>> coming up . problems with the trees in the north bay. the unwelcome past that is moved in and what is being done to kick them out . >>> just ahead in money watch. a bankruptcy judge has approved a deal that will save the day >>> precautionary evacuations are underway after a 40 car freight train derailed in pennsylvania . this happened and whitemarsh township, north of philadelphia . about 2:00 a.m. our time. csx said 16 cars came off the tracks one held a hazardous material. there were no indications of any leaks or spills. a preliminary investigation is ongoing but csx says the derailment could be rather related. >>> we are taking a book at the stock markets. economic analysis believe this week could go well . a strike by ups workers could be one of the costliest in u.s. history. according to a study from anderson economic group that found a 10 day work stoppage would have a $7 billion impact that includes $4 billion in losses by customers.

. >> reporter: among dozens of people inside this cafeteria in the tenderloin, you will find reginald. >> i have been here almost sinc the inception of this thing. an it keeps me grounded. >> reporter: and routed. almos 40 years ago, he started here a a volunteer. now, decades later life happened. he is the one needing a hot meal. >> it is all good. chicken, mashed potatoes -- >> reporter: he started the indoor dining service again since covid. that's a big step forward providing a welcoming space to clients who can sit down and enjoy a hot meal. ♪ >> reporter: the san francisco police chief and the fire chief were there for the opening ceremony, celebrating the reopening and even volunteering >> we have been serving meals outside for the last 3.5 years. you know. we are all excited about being able to welcome the community back downstairs. >> reporter: george is the director of daily free meals program here at glide. he says, more volunteers are needed because of the need . our cameras caught the need. so man people poured into the downstairs cafeteria, each tray loaded with chicken,

reginald. >> such a remarkable program.hey do a lot of good for the community. >> absolutely. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. >>> one on one with alameda county's district attorney pamela price, a rare sitdown interview as the push to recall her moves forward. >> reporter: there are people who say we are here because they don't feel safe. >> i was elected because the people in this community didn't feel safe unfortunately. >> reporter: pamela price defends her first six months on the job. >> some people are not able to actually appreciate the work that we do. >> her response to critics that say her reform policies favor criminals over victims. the bay area's last major racetrack shutting down for good. >> man, there ain't too much activities out here in berkeley as it is. so why they going to take really the only activity there is? >> now talk turns to what could replace golden gate fields. >>> plus he's one of thousands of tech workers who ha

general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms. the both the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the new russian military repels keeps comfortable. offensive attacks on the front line topped on both sides, the ukrainian president tours nato. a member states with a fresh appeal for arms and munitions. also ad on the program this, our claims on our partners here leveled up the us treasury secretary following her criticism of china as far as to for

british born reginald pelham bolton came to the united states when he was 23 and finally settled in new york in 1894. by profession, bolton was an engineer and consulted with new york city's department of water supply. grand central terminal, and even macy's. he was also an early preservationist, having led an unsuccessful campaign to save the home of naturalist john james audubon in 1931. bolton did help save a few others, though, and his legacy is still evident today. with interests almost identical to calibers. it's no surprise they became besties and partners in pursuit of early manhattan relics, though bolton was much more of a prolific author. here are two of his long, out-of-print titles, which are must haves for today's revolutionary antiquarian. i highly recommend picking up a copy of each and i know for a fact that digital copies of relics of the revolution can be downloaded for free. our twosome is indelibly linked to a 1950 new york historical society publication with a long title. history written with pick and shovel militaire. three buttons, belt plates, badges and other r

reginald. in one year glide served 500,000 meals.ows that it is necessary. >>> a deal >>> welcome back. aaa says it will not renew home and auto policies for customers in florida saying natural disasters like hurricanes have made the risk too costly. multiple big insurers have backed away from business in the state. floridians pay about three times more for home insurance than national average and rates are expected to rise another 40% this year. >>> strike by ups could be one of the costliest in history according to a study from anderson economics group that found a ten day stoppage would have a $7 billion impact. teamsters are demanding increases especially for part time workers and have promised a strike if they cannot reach agreement with ups by the end of the month. >>> david's bridals will stay open for business thanks to no cash bankruptcy sale. the company filed for bankruptcy in april blaming high inflation and decreased demand. about a quarter of brides get their gowns at davids bridal. >>> crash tests show electric vehicle

among dozens of the people inside this cafeteria you will find reginald dillard. >> i have been here almost since the inception of this thing. it keeps me grounded. >> rooted. almost 40 years ago he started as a volunteer. now decades later, life happened and he is the one needing a hot meal. >> it's all good. chicken, mashed potatoes. >> glide started its indoor dining service again since covid, a step forward in the mission to provide a welcoming space to clients who can sit down and enjoy a hot meal. san francisco police chief bill scott and fire chief janine nicholson were there for the opening ceremony celebrating the reopening and even volunteers. >> we have been serving meals outside for the last three and a half years. so we are all excited about being able to welcome the community back downstairs. >> reporter: george is director of daily free meals program at glide and says more volunteers are needed because of the need. our cameras caught that need, so many people poured into the downstairs cafeteria each tray loaded with chicken, mashed potatoes, carrots, biscuits, an appl

and people like reginald, who has relied on services from glide for years, were welcomed back with openedcolm, the interim ceo of glide, says return -- says today's return marks providing higher level of stability for people who need help with things like housing, food security and substance abuse, needs he calls life domains. >> our goal is to find one or two domain in which our clients are ready to seek more stability in their lives, and then move onto the next and next one. it all starts with a meal. lena: with the first meal, none other than steaming hot fried chicken on national fried chicken day. >> most of these folks spent all day outside. too many of them are spending all night outside. to be able to come into a place that is warm and comforting, it's big. lena: san francisco's supervisor thanking glide for their flexibility during the pandemic. >> especially at a time when it has become all too easy to attack san francisco, to offer hope to so many, and a path and vision for how the city can be a better and more compassionate place. lena: by bringing people back indoors for a wa

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what more any of us eggs at a desk thank so much thank philadelphia for coming out to your reginald dwayne betts it's been a beautiful night, an intimate night if you will will, a dreamy night. thank you. thank you for sharing your love with us tonight. we appreciate you. my pleasure. thank you, guys for coming. joining us now on is author richard. here is his book. it's called go big the marketing secrets of richard, a viguerie. mr. viguerie, what do you do for a living living? my mother went to her grave a few years ago, not really understanding what did. i was fortunate. back in. 1960s, early sixties to pioneer political direct mail. people have been raising money for a long time and they've been raising it money through the mails for charities, churches, etc. nobody could combine the two politics and the mails. and i did that in the early 60. for about 20 years, i had no competitors. and i went out there and and helped the conservative movement. and i can a case that without direct mail would be no conservative movement worthy of the name. when i did my pioneering work in the sixties,

general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arm people's the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least $379.00 indians. including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyre. the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the, the kind of liberal agenda we see the west now is not the reason based, but it's a kind of ways i really just create an outside to crowd of all sorts of real estate practical objections to validation of creating and kind of city on the hill on the the last go comes on the right to because you printing and drones hit the hearts of the russian capital financial district in the early

and people like reginald relied on services from glide for years were welcomed back with open arms. >a little bit warmer than outside. >> the interim ceo says return to community marks the next 60 years of service with the goal of providing higher levels of stability for people we need help with things like housing, food security and substance abuse. needs he calls life domains. >> our goal here is to find one or two domain in which our clients are ready to seek more stability in their lives and then move onto the next one. and it all starts with a meal. >> with the first meal none other than steaming hot fried chicken on national fried chicken day. >> most of these folks spent all day outside your too many of them are spending all night outside. to be able to come into someplace warm and comforting provides a little dignity, a little hope >>. san francisco supervisor dean preston thanking glide for their flexibility during the pandemic. >> especially at a time when it has become too easy to attack san francisco, you offer hope to so many people vision for how the city can be a better

. >> reporter: california assembly member reginald jones sawyer served on the state's reparations taskl now use its findings to propose a reparations bill to fellow state lawmakers. >> not being able to own your own businesses. not being able to have access to capital. not being able to be hired and move up and may rick late. all those things kept us from being able to rise naturally. >> reporter: the california task force economists calculate descendents in its state lost out on more than $500 billion in wealth from overincarceration, shortened life span, and business devalue race alone. but cash payouts won't necessarily equal that figure. that's now up to lawmakers. joan-sawyer believes it could be a blueprint for a national effort. could those recommendations truly reverse all the harms black people have gone through? >> we may not totally get there, but we're going to be so much better than if we had never done anything. >> reporter: more than half of the country believes the legacy of slavery still impacts black americans today. still, roughly two-thirds of americans do not suppo

now, lease is reginald teammate sergio perez by $81.00 points and the championship well on track 23rd, a world title rightful have one every race so far this season. easy unless jane, then ginsburg, and has one. nascar is 1st ever street race in chicago, the spite wet and rainy conditions, the much anticipated race went ahead. but there was plenty of drama on the course. the 1st caution flag of the race went up after kyle bush got stuck in the tire barrier. all expelling, spun out of control and cause a massive traffic jam on the circuit. but event ginsburg and managed to steer clear of it all, becoming the 1st driver in 60 years when on his cafeteria. thank you now it's taking them for years. but ricky fowler has finally ended his drought on the pga tour after winning the rocket mortgage classic in detroit. the 34 year old just missed out on the 1st major title it to us over the last month finishing and a tie for fit. pretty much to get over the line. here he finished with a birdie to get to 2400 park and force a play off against calling murray town. and adam had, when he went on to

now, it's very likely probably billy likely this was probably billy and reginald, and his partner, reginalde was his partner, was the stage was his partner, was the stage was of the presence? was the page of the presence? yes so was the one serving yes so he was the one serving dnnks yes so he was the one serving drinks and food and they were together for 30 years. and the story going said in story is going to be said in 1979, which is the year after both them appointed to both of them were appointed to her formally, it's her household. formally, it's starring hollywood starring luke evans, hollywood star, penelope star, the gorgeous penelope wilton queen mother. wilton playing the queen mother. she's mother she's playing the queen mother directed by michael grandage. it's a new playwright, marcelo dos santos. it's the duke of york theatre from november. and i it's a gorgeous, i just think it's a gorgeous, glorious a glorious story. and it is a comedy, isn't it? it's based on they've said , the important they've just said, the important events of 1979. so i imagine there's going to be a lot

althea denied gerald norman and reginald weir the opportunity to compete in the national junior indoorchampionship for the following year. norman was, the son of an nba founder who was also the executive secretary where was the national junior champion? both were black and played and against white players at their schools. a u.s. lta explained in pursuing this policy, we make no reflection on the colored race, but we believe, as a practical matter, the present of separate associations for the administration of the affairs and championships of colored and white players should be continued. in the 1940s, parity jones, then the secretary of the southern california tennis association, actively worked against allowing african-americans to enter the southern california tennis championships. jones wrote to holcomb, the president of the u.s. delta, to express his displeasure with what he called the growing strength of the -- influence in the region, a result of the large of -- who have moved to los angeles these last two years to work in defense plants during the war. these migrants had, and j

so for reginald shatner, you can see here how he evolved over the years. there's one painting that's a little bit known here in america because it's, of course, charles vincent peale, one that's in philadelphia. but the rest are all kept still in the family property. so you can see some of the paintings that you might have never seen here. and so the i wrote a book, of course, about him, as you can see here, long french title, which is based on my ph.d. ph.d. dissertation that has been published last year. so you might wonder why i've been doing all that research because franz ferdinand theory is, of course, an unknown figure. and why would i devote my life about ten years to the study of this man? well, it started in a garden, which you can see here, which is a garden of my parents holiday home in france. i myself from the netherlands. but so i grew up under this tree. and according to the legend of the village where we lived, called bakassi. people told me that the tree had been planted by lafayette himself. lafayette, of course, being the marquis de laf

reginald dudley. cheyenne herbert. ayanna higgins. sean jones. cassandra mcfadden. indio moore. melvin powell. michael robinson. antoine wright. woody woodson. randy wilford. sharon thrower. ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous

reginald dudley. cheyenne herbert. ayanna higgins. sean jones. cassandra mcfadden. indio moore. melvin powell. michael robinson. antoine wright. woody woodson. randy wilford. sharon thrower. ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous