i would tell you that rachel robinson, jacqui robinson's widow who was a magnificent woman, once askedwhere that all started. i said when i looked at that picture i realized how baseball could play a role, sociologically, and it did. and so i guess the other story i will tell you about henry, bright during the steroid situation, i asked six hollow flame players to come to washington and they did. to appear before john mccain's committee it went extremely well. and hank was of course the leadoff speaker and the star of the group. but we had a dinner the night before and the night before after eating too much, he said let's walk back. and we walked back together just the two of us. and he said to me at one point, you have to understand, for a guy who broke babe ruth's record he is so modest, he said to me, i will never forget. we were standing under streetlamp and he said who would have ever believed when we were just kids growing up and met each other, that someday it's only time i ever heard him say this, babe ruth's record and you would become the commissioner baseball? and we just lo

welcome back to worlds apart by the british activist on the robinson mr robinson just before the break you were talking about this culture of silencing and i think in many countries. to report those cases specifically. out of fear of encouraging ethnic hatred and that religious hatred that's happened in russia as well and i know for a fact that the you haven't been convicted of a hate crime but a lot of your followers have crossed that line and took out that anger or frustration on people who did nothing wrong does it bother you a lot more fun of. if you're for some of my father's would you say that somehow that would be my fault. i don't think it's your fault but perhaps i would say if it should have been very few to be more specific you know you know. about the manifesto and in that manifesto i told them they can attack people then would it be my fault yeah but you can also tell them that you know there are people who are committing crimes and there are people who have nothing to do with that and you should not take your anger out on those. i'm not what i'm saying is or i have only e

lecture tour called the rape of britain stephen you actually learn who goes by the name of tommy robinson 1st came to prominence for organizing controversial demonstrations last year he was jailed for contempt of court for defendants outside sexual abuse trial robinson's have been at the forefront of exposing that multiple child rape gangs largely run by pakistani men in towns across england as the police thought to cover up the rapist identities for fear that they would become targets of racism robinson has since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he had a lively exchange with artichokes on a boy which is what online at r.t. dot com. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalisations but isn't that hugh broadbent who threatening of a statement more right in discussion would talk about islam but muslims in general not like how can you talk about islam and not talk about muslims in general or to islam as an idea it's a book it's an idea to criticize that it is practiced by muslims

. >> reporter: todd robinson was just a kid when this happened. he learned about it 30 years later from the survivors of the ambush. >> it was just phenomenal to sit with battle-hardened men who would weep openly in beverly hills restaurants or on military bases or wherever we might find them because this was such a powerful experience for them. >> reporter: you made a promise to these guys? >> yeah. >> reporter: what was the promise? >> the promise was that i'd get this story told on behalf of them. it was as simple as that. it wasn't hard to make that commitment to them, although it didn't occur to me it was going to take 20 years. >> pararescue jumper. >> reporter: working on an indy budget, he assembled a-list actors to play the veterans. peter fonda in what turned out to be his last movie, ed harris, william hurd, and samuel l. jackson, among others. how did you afford all those big players? >> well, nobody worked for their price. >> reporter: they were all old enough to know what vietnam had done to this country and to the soldiers who fough

callum robinson scored his first goal for west signing callum robinson scored his first goalfor west first goalfor west brom. the home side do normally concede, they did so eight minutes later, kyle bartley unable to defend this cross. west brom learned from the error. for didn't. west brom back in front and seemingly on their way to a vital three points, until a minute into stoppage time, cash did this. a stunning strike and a priceless point rescued. or was it? in the final seconds, west brom thought they'd got a winner, only for the flag to be for offside. points eventually shared, the race for the premier league is far from eventually shared, the race for the premier league is farfrom over. second placed leeds beat bristol city 1—0 as they aim for automatic promotion to the premier league. bottom of the table barnsley shocked third placed fulham with a 3—0 win. both barnsley‘s goals came from former fulham player cauley woodrow. it was a 1—1 draw between birmingham and promotion hopefuls, brentford.// while millwall beat promotion—chasing preston north end 1—0. relegation threate

robinson. mr.e young black kid i met in brooklyn? he remembered me. >> he knew how important it was what you were doing because he had done it, too. >> now i'm called the jackie robinson of hockey. the media gave me that name. i don't feel like a trail blazer. >> but you are. >> an individual that excelled in the game that he loved. to be the first in anything is great. >> i want to show you, i got these friday in the mail. >> wow, what is it? >> canadian mint has made a $20 silver. on the other side is the queen. >> that's amazing. you're on some money. oh, wow. it's really respectful what you're doing, what the nhl to change that structure in the sports world here. >> that's the way right there. >> i finished playing, my career, i wanted to give back to the sport. i came with the nfl and worked with the diversity program helping kids play hockey and learning how to skate. i've been doing it now for going >> i j sd i'm wh you. i wantor i don't want anyone to feel any one of many. >> wow. >> wow. >

>>jackie robinson, and rosa parks who president clinton recognized after bestowing the award on her at a state of the union address in the middle of his impeachment. limbaugh also drew criticism for comments about women, including his remark about a female georgetown university student who campaigned for access to birth control. what is that like her. >>image or a slot right. but if you're a, she wants to be paid to have rush limbaugh later apologized president trump does have the prerogative to give the medal of freedom to whoever he chooses and plenty of other recipients of been controversial it should also be noted that rush limbaugh has an enormous following high and just revealed he has late-stage lung cancer out but historian tim naftali believes at this moment in this political climate i think the president has tarnished the award. by giving it to a very divisive figure. >>reality show moment in the state of the union at a time when this country desperately needs healing. >>that was brian todd reporting tonight, according to the white house the medal of freedom is typically give

. >> tom robinson, he was an innocent black man, and he still got killed because of his skin color >>eporter: ed harris plays lawyer atticus finch. >> it's about racism it's about tolerance it's about forgiveness. it's about parenting it's about growing up. >> reporter: in aaron sorkin's rewriting of "to kill a mockingbird," characters of color like tom robinson, played by kyle scatliffe, are given a larger voice. >> i've been locked in a cage for seven months. >> our voice to speak about the injustice in a manner you don't get to hear in the novel i think it's important to hear those. >> it's amazing, especially the representation for people of color. >> reporter: sorkin hopes he's inspired students to seek out theater. >> i want them to leave feeling elevated somehow. i want them to talk out loud about the nature of decency. >> what does it say about human beings, do you think? >> all human beings deserve to be treated the same no matter -- no matter the color or race ♪ >> reporter: and maybe it won't be the last time this world famous arena is used as a classroom. kate snow, nbc ne

please join me in welcoming pete davis and nathan robinson. [cheers and applause] >> thank you everyone for coming tonight. nathan arrived from new orleans, louisiana. did i pronounce louisiana rate. >> you died. >> how was the flight? >> every was unobjectionable and not noteworthy in and way. >> we're so glad to have you here, how many of you are already socialists? [applause] >> why are we here. >> made my day. >> convinces you of things. wasn't there an original cover where it was like a finger pointing at you? >> yeah. the problem is i think a lot of the audience for this book will be like people who want a book like why you are socialist about it's directed at the original title was, socialism for people who are extremely skeptical of it. hello. i don't know. >> and i wanted something you could give to the nonsocialists in your life in order to make them understand you as a socialist. >> for those who cheered tonight perhaps the book and what nathan says today will help give you things to say to other people. for whose shifting in your c

mr robinson it's good to see you thank you very much for coming over it's good to be saying now what brings you to russia. giving a presentation tomorrow to explain the history and the dangers of grooming which is more of a right. now speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalizations but isn't that too broad and too threatening overstatement. to generalisations are . right in discussion with islam muslims in general how can you talk about islam and not talk about muslims in general because islam is annoying it's a book it's annoying to criticize a practice by muslims but. christian. every christian. does so when we see the rape levels that we've seen in our country and from a population muslim i would make up 2.2 percent of the british population they are responsible for 84 percent of the convictions of these talks. and what you have to ask the question is why which were not allowed to well i think you pointed out very specifically it's this type of rape and i suggest that we talk in more detail

was a case where police with held the race of the accused over fears of inflaming racial tension robinson was part of a push to highlight multiple child grooming gangs largely run by pakistani men in towns across england and a since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he was challenged by are examined in the latest edition of worlds apart. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalisations but isn't that too broad and threatening of a statement the more right in discussion we talk about islam not muslims in general . how can you talk about this islam and not talk about muslims in general or to islam as an idea it's a book it's an idea to criticize that is practiced by muslims but if i criticize christianity i'm not and so in or taken for way every christian i'm picking for the ideas so when we see the rate levels that we've seen in our country and from a population muslim i would make up 2.2 percent of the british population they are responsible for 84 percent of the convictions o

lecture tour called the rape of britain stephen you actually learn who goes by the name of tommy robinson 1st came to prominence for organizing controversial demonstrations last year he was jailed for contempt of court after harrison defendant outside a sex abuse trial it was a case where police withheld the race of the accused over fears of inflaming racial tension robinson was part of a push to expose multiple child rape gangs largely run by pakistani men in towns across england and since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he was challenged by artists on a boy come on the latest edition of worlds apart. speaking about the topic of your talk to me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalisations but isn't that hugh broadbent who threatening overstatement more right in discussion would talk about islam not muslims in general how can you talk about islam and not talk about muslims in general or to islam is an idea it's a book it's an idea to criticize that it is practiced by muslims but if but if i criticize christianity or pi

robinson and the driver of the car free agent wide receiver jakwan gray were charged and could face 23d unnamed person was charged. >> a small town in colorado has sworn in a big furry new leader. parker, the snow dog, was officially sworn in as the honorary mayor of georgetown he was already a bit of a local celebrity there, serving as a therapy dog at a camp for people with disabilities. he can often be spotted at denver bronco games. >> i think his ties are the best part >> that whole thing. >> it's great. all right. now to the day one boy has waited half his life for here's nbc's catie beck. >> reporter: 8-year-old nike could fill an album with family photos but these special moments of holidays and vacations are with a foster family. >> we got him when he was 4. he showed up at our doorstep at midnight and we, we've had him ever since >> i thought i would never get adopted. >> reporter: but they didn't know if they could have him forever, not until monday. >> at this time i am officially granting the adoption. [ cheers and applause >> reporter: 300 people packed in a texas courtro

a lecture tour called the great britain stephen you actually learn who goes by the name of tommy robinson 1st came to prominence by organizing anti islam demonstrations he was in the spotlight again last year after being jailed for contempt of court for live streaming a sexual abuse trial outside the court he's since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites robinson's been speaking to artichokes on a boycott on worlds apart and you can watch the lively exchange about his campaign to stop muslim grooming gangs in the u.k. on our website at r.t. dot com. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalisations but isn't that hugh broadbent who threatening of a statement more right in discussion would talk about islam not muslims in general not like how can you talk about islam and not talk about muslims in general or to islam as an idea it's a book it's an idea to criticize i did practice by muslims but if i criticize christianity i'm not insulting or picking for every christian i'm picking fo

i want to bring in as part of our special coverage washington post columnist gene robinson. good to have you. you're writing all about someone who is looking good tomorrow in nevada which is bernie sanders. gene writing i'm not arguing sanders has to be denied the nomination ar he can't possibly beat trump, but if they want a debate, it was political malpractice for them to give the front runner such a free pass. i wonder if you could tell us about that and while we still have garrett, anything else in your mind heading to nevada. >> absolutely. well, it did strike me as political malpractice. they all went after michael bloomberg. i understand trying to stop this bloomberg thing before it got out of hand from their point of view. that's what they were trying to do, and take him down. but meanwhile it's bernie sanders, not bloomberg who is -- who is leading in nevada according to the polls. who is going to probably do pretty well in south carolina. and who the polls show leading in the big super tuesday states. and so by the end of super tuesday, which is just three days aft

"the washington post" eugene robinson writing if they don't, they're doing trump's job for him.to bring in lily adams. she served as communications director for kamala harris's presidential campaign. thank you for your time. in the column, robinson asks, quote, if the candidates are insincere when they say that this is the most important election of your lifetimes and ousting trump must be the top priority, and i believe they are, then how does it make sense to generate so much fodder for trump campaign ads in the fall? lily, where is the line between drawing a contrast and going negative? >> i think there is no perfect answer to that question, but as long as you're keeping the contrast on the issues, i think you're on safe ground. look, politics ain't bean bag. it's supposed to be a competition. it should be lively. these debates are debates. when you get into trouble is when you start to question someone's motivates and character. we had a lively primary in 2008 and it produced president barack obama, one of the greatest nominees our party has ever had. >> elizabeth warren twe

on a lectured to called the rape of britain stephen yaxley lead the new girls pulled over tommy robinson 1st came the problem as for organizing controversial demonstrations there last year he was jailed for contempt of court after harassing defend themselves other child sex abuse trial it was a case where police had with held the race of the queues over fears of inflaming racial tension robinson was part of a push to multiple child grooming gangs largely run by pakistani men in towns across england and the since been banned from almost all mainstream social media sites he was challenged by r.t. examine the latest edition of worlds apart. speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to your generalisations but isn't that too broad and hue threatening of a statement in my writing discussion to talk about islam but muslims in general know of our work how can you talk about these lawmen not talk about muslims in general as islam is an idea it's a book it's an idea to criticize that is practiced by muslims but if i cri

. >> was your vehicle ever at robinson park today?as at robinson park today, yes. >> when was this? >> early this morning, not early, but it would have been before -- before i came back to the house. >> what was it down there for? >> i pulled over to take a phone call. >> so it turns out on the day of the murder, nathan was at the same park where denise's car was later found. and that's when one of the detectives got frustrated with nathan's whole story and confronted him. >> it's not a coincidence that we're missing a .40 glock handgun and there is evidence that leads us to believe that your wife is probably shot with a .40 caliber handgun. okay? and then furthermore to have her car down the street at the park, right, where you failed to tell us you were there prior to going home earlier that day. >> it was a short phone call. i didn't -- >> i know. but the thing, is we're talking about things that once you start piecing things together. we're trying to figure things out. >> i understand. >> okay? >> so if you're at the park, exact s

megan robinson was among a number of viewers taking exception to that report, she e—mailed: the eyeswith l on the new chancellor on friday morning. even in the middle of a report about mumps on the news channel. around half of mumps cases last year were amongst unvaccinated people, according to public health england. but many, did have the mmrjab, and... sorry for breaking into that report, but there goes the new chancellor alongside stephen buckley into number ten, for his first cabinet meeting as chancellor. now, we're going to go back to month for a moment so apologies for breaking into that report. chris mitchell wondered, was it really necessary to break off from a report on the increase of mumps with braking used to show a few seconds of a man, the new chancellor going through a door. the annual display of celebrity glitz and glamour that is the oscars a lwa ys glitz and glamour that is the oscars always features prominently on bbc brea kfast, always features prominently on bbc breakfast, as the ceremony takes place in los angeles overnight our time stopping this year was no ex

and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last for several years. one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journeys from sub-saharan africa to libya and across the mediterranean sea rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations patrol the coast of libya but still many migrants drown the w.'s near drax already joined one of those rescue ships and sent this exclusive report. from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about a 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that means it's in international waters. we have a word for a possible whatever boat with the guys there are all war. worried if you have a visual border control pilots are in radio contact. on the border patrol is searching the area with small aircraft to helicopters they say they think the spotted the migrants quote we were going to people

and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last for several years. german bureaucracy is being thorough and pretty slow now environmental activists have thrown a spanner into tesla's plans to set up its 1st european factory in a state court has to decide whether clear cutting there can continue. the german press has started calling it the tesla forest and the machines felling trees here have stopped a court order has brought them grinding to a halt the environmental organization. says the company shouldn't be allowed to continue clear cutting before it has all the appropriate permits to jesus he said just starting activities right now sets a precedent these are things that cannot be reversed after all you can't just put the trees back in the ground after you cut them down because of the. cutting has to be suspended during the bird nesting season which begins in march if tesla hasn't cleared the site by then it could delay the opening of the factory slated for next year. if it doesn't work out w

and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last for several years i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. afghan president musharraf's irony has been declared the winner of september's presidential poll following a recount and he was reelected to a 2nd term with just over 50 percent of the vote his main opponents contested election results and is now vowing to form his own parallel government. a jury is set to begin deliberations in the trial of disgraced movie mogul r.v. weinstein it follows emotional testimony from many women accusing him of rape and sexual assault weinstein denies the charges saying any sexual conduct was consensual. the billionaire former mayor of new york city mike bloomberg is qualified to join a televised debate with other democratic presidential candidates in las vegas on wednesday bloomberg has been rising in the opinion polls thanks in part to a flood of t.v. ads. officials have confirmed that an outbreak of locusts in east

in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built.s to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ >> jonas: i would like to remind members of the public that the commission does not tolerate disruption

and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last full several years. merican gymnast simone biles has been named sports woman of the year for the 3rd time at the lawrence world's force awards right here in berlin while the 22 year old won her 5th all round world title last year the men's award in what has become known as the sporting oscars were shared between a formula one world champion lewis hamilton and barcelona and i can tina a soccer superstar you know messi. are the champions league is back after a 2 month hiatus with 2 1st legs tonight dortmund host paris santorum out while the holders liverpool as a lazy call madrid don't miss form is back on track and they'll meet a very familiar face in the opposing dugout. thomas circle is back in dortmund paris and your man cults left the german club in acrimony in 2007 tane now he wants to eliminate them in the champions league last 16 with his big spending french side complete with neymar and killian mbak they are desperate to finally left europe

and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last full several he is bigger must there in london you're watching v.w. news up next business news with rob what stick around for that we'll be right back . w's crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues through the only persones are available online courses you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page to other social media platforms crime fighters tune in now. in the heart of climate change. comes from the sudanese.

he is coming down toward the road that links robinson tavern and raccoon ford. the is got calgary in front of him who blunder into johnson and open fire. that leads johnson to halt his troops and form a line of battle along the road. and the federals begin to deploy to counter that. it takes a long time to do this in these dense woods. lines of battle. so, this is going to burn up even more daylight. and, eventually, the federals who are deploying in an l shape are attacked by johnson. the terrain was more open than it is now. and the federals are going to spend the day reconnoitering. they are going to come to the conclusion that this is worse than fredericksburg. we can't attack here. but meade's determined we are going to attack somewhere. we are not turning around and going home. so, gentlemen, you need to figure out some options. and the guide comes up with the option -- warren, hero of little round top. it was warren who administered that sharp rap to lee's knuckles at bristow station. they are very close friends and warren says, let me pull my corps out o

with a couple of deals, a couple of bright spots, alec burke goes to philadelphia along with glenn robinson iii. post were in their first season as warriors and they average 12 points per glenn robinson, and the warriors get 3 second round picks in 2020, 21 and 22 with the trade involving the philadelphia 76ers. as for the game tonight, interesting for other reasons than the contest, first kd who was out for the year, now playing with brooklyn. started quickly on the hot hand of joe harris who goes to the bucket, 17 points, one bright moment, this is from jordan poole to the rookie , and worth another look as he blindly gets it to pascoe who has 15 points for the warriors, but no defense at all tonight. look at the final score, but here is the nice moment, kb, that is a heartfelt embrace as to former teammates still have the love. and another big component in the warriors success is now a miami heat, as he was treated today by memphis, a team he never wanted to play for. so he not only makes his $17 million salary this year but earns a two-year $30 million extension. happy the court very so

. >>> greg robinson is in jail right now and federal agents found 157 pounds of marijuana in his car. according to the court records robinson and to make other men were driving from la to louisiana in a rented suv and passed a border patrol agent in texas. the drug sniffing dog picked up the scent of the marijuana and the men were arrested near el paso, texas. he has been charged with possession with intent to sell and could face 20 years in prison. trek thousands of fans registering to buyback tickets in celebration of the life of kobe bryant and john after the last month tragic helicopter crashed. the staples center m la will hold 20,000 people but over 90,000 people registered to purchase tickets. the proceeds will be donated to the kobe bryant foundation. many say it will be hard to say goodbye to one of their favorite players. >> he was a legend and i grew up watching him since i was 16. i grew up in la with all of the ups and downs. i saw him grow up, i grew up with him so i feel i have to see this foreclosure >> many fans feel the same way but the staples center is warning that

further adu, i really am excited to introduce nthony robinson, who is a professor at penn state, and he's -- his maps and work with i'm going to let you talk a little bit more about that, nd if you want to introduce maria so we can keep it moving. >> thank you. [applause] >> thanks very much. my name is anthony robinson, i'm professor in the at penn t of geography state university and i'm happy to talk to you today about mapping in the u.s. elections. i want to thank everybody who helped to organize this meeting. it's an important gathering for us to consider. for the next few minutes i'll to you about mapping. raphy.caring to i want to talk about why some maps go official. aps are central to public knowledge and engagement in or elections but not all maps are and no matter what maps are all simplifications of our actual complex world. there aren't any a hundred percent truthful maps that. you.t come as a surprise to public trust in what maps can do is perhaps greater than ever. of that, one of the reasons that i think this is the case is that millions of are interacting with navigat

color robinson broke the line in 1947, and what we see after that is the exodus from the negro leagues of the top-tier talent, and they are largely going into the majors, with no compensation to their teams, the negro leagues are in steady decline and a lot of people are trying to figure out how to save the institution, and they are frankly asking, is it worth saving? pollock,is moment sid who manages the indianapolis cloud, tony stone was a semi pro player at the time and was barnstorming occasionally with main -- with male semi pro teams and he thinks, what if we brought her in? marketf this is the same logic that happened with the all-american girls professional baseball league that pitted women, and -- pitted seemingly feminine and wearing skirts for uniforms, playing baseball during the war years. logic, andthe same the indianapolis clowns was a team you think of as the harley him -- harlem globetrotters, a lot of shelley players, they brought tony in, -- a lot of showy players, they brought tony and, crowds increased with herb being in the league, and it led to other women being

denied here, they were up 72-63 at the half, and rejection, final minute, they will miss, glenn robinsone third and a pushback right there. the worriers win 125-117 and are on the road again in brooklyn on wednesday. and deangelo russell with a healthy scratch tonight, he might be playing elsewhere by the weeks end. the worriers are fueling officers with the timberwolves and the new york knicks on the potential landing spots. and a lot of oregon women's basketball fans these days, sabrina ionescu happens to be the best in the country. sabrina is still playing with a heavy heart, she and toby bryant were tight. a floater in the key. nobody comes into our house and beats us by double digits. ten points, nine assists, nine rebounds, oregon blows out yukon 74 to 56, in their most lopsided home loss in 15 years. and us versus costa rica, kristin press, oh, that is pretty, the move is spectacular right here as she fakes right and goes left, burying it to the top left corner corner, wrapping up the group stage with 18 goals and three shutouts. and how is this for a mind bender? missouri is the

and washington post columnist eugene robinson. and walid shahid, a former senior adviser to andrea ocasio-cortez. there's never a single thing, right? it's a disaster, it means a bunch of stuff failed. one thing that struck me last night, i've covered caucuses before, they're -- you know, the meat of them usually takes about 30 minutes or so. as we're on air last night, we have live shots up in the caucuses. in is going longer than i thought. what was your impression last night? >> it did go longer. part of it was, they were trying to make sure some of the problems they were criticized for in the past didn't happen again. they didn't want anybody to have questions about the results. they have these preference cards that one by one, the guy who was running the operation, went around and literally handed them to them. that they could do their second preference, if they were going to move around. the folks who were representing the campaigns had the opportunity to go around with them and make sure that that's what happened. so the wh

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. >> reporter: another bathroom where robinson shows off his fix for a missing toilet paper dispenser. >> oh, yeah, that's great. >> reporter: this less than flattering view of castlemont is highlighting something the district doesn't have enough of, money. >> the idea is one of the frustrating aspects of working in underfunded school district like this. >> reporter: the california's prop 13 on the march 3rd ballot is a $15 billion bond that would help schools across the state like castlemont make badly needed repairs. the bond would earmark $9 billion for k through 12 schools, another 6 for universities and community colleges. the bond, which was put on the ballot by governor newsom and the state legislature has school districts like san francisco eyeing dream projects. school board president mark sanchez says the money would go toward opening a new school of the arts. >> having a world class arts center and art center downtown is super important for us. >> reporter: although the proposition shares the number with the famous prop 13 in the '70s, they're not related. but -- >> there i

eugene robinson, it's fantastic to be here. in your home state. >> thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right. stick around. we're going to have the latest on this weekend's primary happening right here in south carolina. plus the other huge story unfolding tonight. what a whistle-blower is now saying about the administration's incompetent handling of the coronavirus. you do not want to miss that story, next. [ applause ] >>> the coronavirus story keeps getting worse by the day. this afternoon just after the stock markets closed down again, the dow more than 1,100 points, we got another truly distressing story i've got to say. you might have heard last night there's a new patient diagnosed with the virus in northern california in solano county. and what made that patient different than the others in the u.s. is we don't know how that person contracted the virus. the person hadn't traveled to one of the affected areas. we don't know the source of exposure. well, tonight a government whistle-blower has come forward and the myst

is marc morial, president and chief executive officer for the national urban league, and eugene robinson, "washington post" columnist who hails from south carolina. you're a son of south carolina, you're in your hometown, i read your piece the only day in the post. you've been talking to voters. how are they feeling about the state of the race? >> well, you know, when you talk to voters in orangeburg, my hometown, it's as if you're talking to a panel full of msnbc political analysts. they're all sort of calculating electability, can bernie win? is biden -- can this put new life into the biden campaign? tom steyer's ads have had an impact here. it's very interesting. clearly, there was a lot of sentiment for joe biden and just about everybody i talked to over 45, was pretty firmly in the biden camp and, frankly, i did not personally see the movement toward bernie sanders that's been reflected in polls among younger african-american voters, but it's -- you know, polls do say it's there. but i would be very surprised if joe biden didn't do very well in tomorrow's primary. >> as you know, th

robinson is hoping to kickstart the planning process with a series of community meetings beeler on this and his proposal comes after a little after a week after eight two mile stretch of market street close to cars. >>> for its first time in its history, transamerica pyramid is about to have a new owner. it was sold to a new york developer. the cost, about $700 billion. we have reached out to the corporation to comment, but so far we have not heard back. >>> one of san francisco's famous painted ladies sold for $1 million after over asking price. you can see from the inside it needs a little bit of work. the bidding process was quite the competition. the home was listed for $2.75 million, it eventually sold for $3.5 million. they reportedly mobbed the open house while it was still for sale, forcing the listing agent to take down the signs. >>> big buzz in san jose today offering up a taste of hawaii. >> we hear about the effort to get other business owners to set up shop in downtown san jose. >> reporter: it was a lot of fanfare with his grand opening. but also, as the owners of the bus

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