jackie robinson, in 1947. in a country where african americans were never supposed to be seen or heard, and never had an important job, and never -- be influential. he joined the brooklyn dodgers and he became the rookie of the year. despite the catcalls, the pitchers who threw at him despite players who tried to injure him by spiking him. despite all of that, jackie robinson became a star baseball player. a few years later, he became the most valuable player. but more than that, more than that, he told the black community that if i can be a success, you can be a success, to. don't forget, brown versus board of education. that famous supreme court ruling that did away with separate people. that was in 1954. robinson came along in 1947. and i do believe something i said in my book. that robinson allowed martin luther king day to have the success that he had. if jackie robinson had been a failure, who knew how many years it would have taken to build up what jackie robinson himself had gone to the society in amer

that was in 1954 robinson came along in 1947 and i do believe something i said in my book bums that robinson allowed martin luther king the success that he had if jackie robinson had been a failure who knew how many years it would have taken to to build up what jackie robinson himself had done to the society in america. after jackie came players like roy campanella players like don newcomb players like larry doby and it just kept going on and on and on to the point where nobody could say. african-americans don't have what it takes because these players showed them. they had every every bit as much as you know any of the white players and and robinson was the first and he will always be the first and and as far as i'm concerned he is probably i would say certainly the most important american athlete in our history and and you don't forget a guy like that. i mean we talk about babe ruth. still do to this day. we talk about jackie robinson to this day. we talk about muhammad ali to this day and there's a fourth one and that's billie jean king. she was responsible for title nine who allowed wome

robinson carried on that legacy by starting the jackie robinson foundation which has provided college scholarships and training and career opportunities for more than 1400 underserved students. in fact, i know that we have a few jackie robinson scholars here today who are studying at howard and georgetown and yale and brown and even my alma mater, princeton. first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv, michelle obama traveled to alabama in 2015 to address the graduating class of tuskegee university historically bought college. she reflected on how she had grown in her role as first lady. she also acknowledged criticism directed her at herself and president obama and spoke about dealing with racism. and while the history of this campus isn't perfect the defining story of tuskegee is the story of rising hopes and fortunes for all african americans. and now graduates it's your turn to take up that cause. and let me tell you you should feel so proud. of making it to this day. and i hope that you're excited to get started on that next chapter. but i also imagine th

before the first pitch, denzel washington led a tribute to hall of famer jackie robinson.oke baseball's color barrier 75 years ago. >> please welcome denzel washington! >> washington wore a number 42 jersey in honor of the former brooklyn dodger. >> when jackie robinson stepped onto a major league baseball field, he changed the game of baseball and so much more. >> players also wished his widow, rachel robinson, happy birthday, turning 100 years old today. >> happy birthday, rachel! >> got him, strikes out the side in the ninth inning! >> the american league defeated the national league tonight. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. all water wants to be oregon water. it's some of the deepest, clearest, and wildest.

robinson was moved to an at the theater next door where a concert was taking place. you could hear the music in the background of the clip. the shooter was arrested. no but police have not released a possible motive at this time. and robinson said that he was in the green room of the club when someone rushed in and again told everyone to get out. robinson who starred in the hit show the office said it was, quote, a moment and is glad no one was hurt. >> firefighters are battling dozens of wildfires in france, spain, portugal and greece has an unprecedented heat wave grips western europe. hundreds of people have been forced to flee their homes in spain. look at this train. passengers got a scare when their journey was briefly stopped by a big fire right outside at least 1000 deaths have been blamed on the heat wave in portugal and spain. the united kingdom has issued its first ever red warning as temperatures could reach a record 105 degrees. one of the largest airports in the uk, london luton airport has announced it suspended flights for a time today after reports o

no, korean, roosevelt robinson. who never gave up on elliot and was the only sibling he still trusted at the end of his life. spent 36 years as the wife of scottish-born douglas robinson who died in 1918 they had four children and through her daughter corrine robinson elsop corrine became the grandmother of columnists stewart and joseph ellisop very well known when widely read men in their day. corinne was active behind the scenes and republican republican politics and occasionally played a more visible role. at the 1920 gop convention in chicago corinne became the first woman to give a speech at a major party convention when she seconded seconded the nomination of guess who general leonard wood who probably would have made a very good president, but he lost the nomination. she enjoyed making speeches and thereafter was in great demand as a speaker. corinne was also a poet with four published volumes of poetry to her credit. now back there at the convention in june 1920. um, she drew a comparison between leonard woo

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robinson posted about the incident on social media. >> again.active shooter at the club i was at. so we had to run over here to this. >> about 50 people were inside the club at the time. the suspect was taken into custody. no one was hurt. >>> four emergency responders are dead after a sheriff's helicopter crashed saturday in new mexico. they were heading back to albuquerque after assisting fire crews with a wildfire near las word yet on theau of the crash. an investigation is now under >>> when wcok, brinks heist stery. miio of doof jewelrsten from an armored truck. oh, that i can't believe i scored this price feeling! well believe it baby! because wayfair always delivers. the look you want at the prices you want. so you can have the home you want! see we told you. wayfair always delivers small prices for big dreams. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahe

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his name was heath robinson he was a father, a soldier and a fitness fanatic. in an interview with the columbus dispatch a few years ago,. he told people at his peak he could bench press 315 pounds, squat 400, and ran two miles and under 12 minutes. he was twice named non commissioned officer of the year by the ohio national guard for his physical prowess. in 2017, sergeant first class heath robinson, was training for a half marathon. when he began to feel weak and tired. a month later he got devastating news. he had lung cancer. that had already spread to his bones and elsewhere. doctors gave him 4 to 8 weeks to live. sergeant first class heath robinson held on much longer than that. but in may of 2020, he died. how good a healthy man contracts such a serious catcher seemingly out of nowhere? >> his family believes it was from burn pits. toxic piles of flaming waste that heat was exposed to during his time serving in iraq. and his death was on a rare isolated case. an estimated three and a half million veterans have been exposed to toxic substances like burn p

sergeant first class heath robinson held on much longer than that. but in may of 2020, he died.ow did a healthy man contract such a serious cancer seemingly out of nowhere? his family believes it was from burn pits. toxic piles of flaming waste that heath was exposed to during his time serving in iraq. and his death was on not a rare isolated case, an estimate 3d.5 million veterans have been exposed to toxic substances like burn pits since the september 11th attacks. which is why congress decided to do something to help those veterans. legislation giving them access to the health care and support they desperately needed. the bill was called the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our promise to address comprehensive toxics act. an early version of the bill to help these veterans passed the senate earlier this year with overwhelming bipartisan support. the vote was 84-14. the senate was supposed to take a procedural vote on that legislation last night. with final passage slated for the end of the week, but democrats announced they struck a surprise deal on a big package

a ceremonial grand opening was held for the long-awaited jackie robinson museum.irst black player to make it to the big leagues as a member of the brooklyn dodgers in 1947. the museum recognizes his remarkable life and impact on the civil rights movement. jackie robinson died in 1972. >>> a polish scientist is coming under fire after he listed domestic cats as an invasive alien species on a national database. the scientist cited the damage cats do to birds and other wildlife. he says they kill about 140 million birds in poland each year. cat lovers pushed back saying other things like pollution and building facades are partially to blame for killing birds in flight. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," how surviving a shark attack turned a professional diver into an advocate for saving sharks. we'll talk with paul de gelder about his new shark week shows on discovery channel. >>> i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." " ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪ohh so subtly sweet♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪all new from pure leaf♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ meet google

i outline, as you know, that were considering the heath robinson packs acts in the senate. senator ernst has an amendment that i outlined, to you, in my opening statement. the administration issued statements of support for both the house packed, pass packs act, and the robinson act currently on the senate floor, can you certify, which is what senator ernst is looking for, is this indication that you can execute this bill that includes supporting resources and funding that you asked for and sets up funding for the future. can you implement this without negative operational impacts on existing disability claims processing? and health care delivery for veterans. >> yeah, i can, i can certify that, i understand, you and i have talked about this for sometime. i believe this is a very important piece of legislation, i think could be very difficult to implement. oftentimes the most important things are difficult, i think that we are ready for it, we've been preparing it for. you're giving us additional authorities and funding. taking care of one generation of veterans, for exampl

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♪ ♪ (sniffles): mm, mm, mm. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: before she found an attorney, robinson had an online courtgot downloaded. (sniffs) (phone calling out) yes, good morning, i'm supposed to had a zoom court date today, and i don't have a link or anything on my phone. i never got... someone called me, like, the fifth, i think, the fourth or the fifth, and said i would be getting an email so i can do the zoom video or something. and that, i never got an email, that's all was told to me. (sniffs) while you're here on the phone, let me, i'm gonna go... (sniffs) i'm on, no, i'm, i'm... okay, say, joanne, that's it? and, um, could you tell me how i go about setting it up, please? oh, don't click on it now? okay. oh, you are such a... thank you so, so much. 'cause i didn't know what to do. i have a banging headache. like, my head is hurting really bad. >> getting overstressed. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: on the day of her hearing, she was running an errand at a grocery store, and was in her car when the proceedings began. ♪ ♪ >> miss robinson, are you here? >> yes. >> so maybe you could, it would be, not be ina

the 2nd witness is retired. sergeant mark robinson of the d. c. police department who was assigned to the president's motorcade that day. he sat in the lead vehicle with a secret service agent responsible for the medicaid also called the t. s. ha. here's how sergeant robinson remembered the exchange with her, any description of what of what was occurring in the car. no, only vent on the only description i received was that the president was upset and was adamant about going to the capital. and there was a, a heated discussion about that. and when you say heated, is that your word or is that the word that was described by the g f, a jo, are described by the tears a any that the president was upset. and he was saying there was a, a heated argument or discussion about going to the capitol about how many times would you say you've been part of the motorcade with prison? her probably over a 100 times. i and another a 100 times. have you ever oh witness to another discussion of the argument or heated discussion with the president where the person was

nike is preparing to release the jackie robinson nike dunk lows.shoes will go on sale in july 19th. so the same day as the mlb all-star game. >> the colorful sneakers will celebrate. baseball legend jackie robinson who broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947. and was one of the greatest second baseman to ever play the game. the special edition dunk lows will feature an iconic jackie robinson quote in his number. 42 on the side that looked pretty sharp right there. they will retail for $130 and be sold at select nike stores. that's all we' ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. stagecoach announces dates for its 2023 festival. the country music festival in southern california will return to the empire polo club. april, the 28th through the 30th next year. presale tickets go on sales of the festival this friday at 10 the morning and will be available for 24 hours. general admission passes

before frank robinson became the manager at cleveland. before others broke through in other sports he was the first in major american team sports and part of lack of a better way to put it the postjackson robinson wave of significant athletes socially conscious. i was on the phone with jim brown who many people regard as the greatest running back in nfl history and he referred to bill russell as his brother not just because they were supreme athletes but part of that era in american history when black athletes were significant socially and part of the civil rights movement. muhammad ali was a globali figue but you have arthur ashe in there, as well. john carlos from the olympics. very, very significant. and it wasn't just the athletic excellence. it was that shared experience as black american that is bonded them together way beyond their athletic primes and into old age. >> beautifully put. so many ways in which to describe the he could of bill russell and thank you for the contribution to doing so. >> thank you, fred. >> other nba legen

heath robinson went to serve this country. we, he took an oath to protect this country. we some ways dr ruiz and speaker pelosi, you notice we take an oath to welcome them home and to provide for them when they're home and we know this exposure to burn pits the cancers and the bronchial diseases and all that come from this. we know their lives are at risk, their health is at risk. we were this close. it's been it's been more than five years, five years since she and i talked and she got me on board this and joined by senator tester and gillibrand and so many others and speaker pelosi and it's time we do this, do this. and every day we wait for more soldiers and more marines and more people coming home and not getting the health care that they have think back to agent orange that they had to prove each case and beg the v.a. to take care of them and say, well, my illness was caused by georgia. my illness was caused by these burn, my exposure to burn pits. no, they shouldn't have to do that. and that's what this bill is all about

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robinson. and here's to you, mrs. robinson. wow. >> you say well worth the wait.ob by you. >> i was honored. >>> coming up in our "gma morning menu," shania twain opening up about her struggle with lyme disease and how the singer thought she lost her voice forever. >>> also, all the season of travel savings, and how to get the lowest price for your flight even if you already bought your ticket. >>> plus, tory is back with more "deals & steals" to help you turn back the clock. >>> and yes, our burger competition. you know it. it's heating up. we've got mascots. we've got cheerleaders, dancers, superstar judges and we got sam champion. we'll be right back. still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's

in kamchatka, they are investigating the circumstances of the robinson helicopter crash .o one survived according to preliminary data on the mouth were three people controlled the air ship. russian biathlete, twenty-five-year-old igor malinovsky, search work has been completed and is now in direct contact with the studio. our correspondent natalia repina natalia hello. tell us what is the known cause of the helicopter crash. hello tatyana, it became known that a helicopter crashed in the area of ​​​​the volcanic massif of large seeds, private pilots discovered the wreckage. they, like the rescuers of the ministry of emergencies, launched a search from the discovered robinson. little is left, the burnt wreckage of the pilots, two passengers died, let me remind you, the crew stopped get in touch. on saturday afternoon, the five-time world champion in biathlon among juniors flew the helicopter. igor malinovsky he was only 25 years old. he started biathlon in kamchatka. for 17 years he represented the city of omsk during his sports career. he flew on skis, but dreamed of the s

helicopter robinson took off at 12 hours 22 minutes local time on the route, melkovo village, valleyrs of the volcano caldera with two passengers on board at the appointed time. the commander of the aircraft is all the body providing the organization of air traffic. didn't get in touch. the passengers turned out to be the former top manager of eldorado zoya kaigorodova and the development director of the digital channel tele2 sergey kolesnyak, both were acquaintances of the pilot, a criminal case was opened on the fact of the helicopter crash , they will go to the scene in the near future the investigation team and then the cause of the fall will be established . anastasia sakhovskaya will tell how the shrines were greeted. a solemn meeting according to church canons the ark with a particle of the relics of sergius of radonezh is carried to the temple to the chime of bells. then the icon of the saint is brought in, a solemn prayer service begins and the image of the shrine is constantly stored in the trinity-sergius lavra and for the first time in belarus is undergoing such a long pr

it's been 75 years since jackie robinson changed america. that's a long time that's trump's age.ues baseball's color barrier. today major league baseball opened a museum in his honor new york city. he blazed a path for other black ballplayers or more recently maybe saw him depicted by the actor in level 42. >> as a black man, i find it quite discouraging to look around and find out how little has been done to lift minorities from the level of poverty and despair. >> before his death in 1972, he helped shift public opinion. -- jackie's son, david robinson, not to be confused with the basketball player, told nbc's harry smith that his father was very aware of the position he was in. >> baseball was even for my father a social development tool. his success was a social change agent. >> today's museum opening is another major milestone in the legacy and it could not been done without his widow rachel robinson who turned 100 years old earlier this month. she was out on hand to cut the ribbon. and that's tonight's read out joys back tomorrow night. all in with chris hayes starts right

ingle did not refute the second witness is retired sergeant mark robinson of the d.c. police department who was assigned to the presidential motorcade that day. he sat and lead vehicle with the secret service agent responsible for the motorcade. also called the ts agent. here's how sergeant robinson remembers the exchange. >> were there any descriptions of what was occurring in the car? >> no. the only description i received was that the president was upset and adamant about going to the capital and there was a heated discussion about that. capital ad discussion about that. >> when you say heated, was that your word? >> no, the president was upset and he was going to the capital. >> how many times would you say he had been part of that motorcade? >> probably over 100 times. >> in that 100 times, did you ever witness another discussion or argument of a heated discussion with the president where they were contradicting where he was supposed to go? >> no. >> like other witnesses, sergeant robinson also testified that he was aware that individuals in the crowd were armed.

questions because i do want to address the topic senator tester raised in regard to the first class robinson honoring the act. we are currently considering this act tonight at midnight 30 hours will expire and we should have another set of votes. we are able to have the hearing because we are not being intruded on by any votes or amendments and passing toxic exposure legislation has been a significant priority for senator tester and for me in this congress and the last congress in my view we were able to deliver it number of landmark pieces most importantly mental health legislation for veterans. in this congress we are committed to long-lasting solutions for veterans. about a month ago we announced a bipartisan agreement and introduced legislation the senate is considering. a part of that as the chair indicated he and i agreed there would be to amendments considered on the senate floor during our negotiations. those would be republican amendments, no democrat amendments and the reason i'm here talking about this topic is even the two amendments senator tester and i agreed on certainly have

unexpectedly unexpected robinson found himself on a desert island.liness for a second? and thinking about it, i became so confused that, like a madman, i ran along the shore for a long time. thoughtfulness uh-huh well done guys, despair is one of the strongest emotions mental whirlpool along with rage anger fear, so let's look into it. 38 years is serious. well, how did i find a prescription through the clinic so what can you praise for the speed? shishkov will continue in the same spirit, you will finish the five-year plan in 2 years. yeah, if you write two m in the word communal. i see shishkov all the time, how a person can get out of this psychological trap, how robinson did well with the help of a parrot edik with the help of a diary, maybe with the help of friday. that's what we talked about on friday. yes, zakharovitch. tv my assistant senior researcher ah hello where is mom mom? don't worry, we'll take care of him. don't worry hello, something with danka. i wanted to, wait a second, but kostin is calling. yes , right now, yes. are you looking

he found as his lead sponsor for that guy named joe robinson. joe robinson was a us senator from arkansas serving at the time as the senate majority leader. and he was also on the judiciary committee. he asked joe robinson to run the legislation joe agreed. and he was determined to tear this down. here's the problem. while the legislation ultimately failed it failed in a way in part because it succeeded in intimidating and bullying the court. the court had after all just moved into its new chambers it moved in on april 12th. 1935. this beautiful marble palace that they occupied they didn't want their parade reigned upon and apparently owen roberts was persuaded and bullied and intimidated because in a case decided two years to the date after they had moved in april 12 1937. is switched his vote in a case that's rarely discussed in civics classes rarely discussed in college or not disgusting very much even in law schools. name of the cases nlrb versus jones and laughlin steel company in that case owen roberts buckled to presidential intimidation.

a man is in custody after firing shots inside a comedy club where robinson was set to perform saturday one was hurt. >>> in southern california a close call caught on camera at this intersection. a small plane landed in the road on san marcos, then hit an suv, two people in the vehicle suffered minor injuries, a camera inside the tesla recorded the incident. the crash is under investigation. >>> and we have another close call to show you, this time involving a new york firefighter, fortunately he's okay this morning. a terrifying moment in new york city after an suv toppled over crushing a firefighter's leg. the owners of this white volvo were stopped at a light when out of nowhere they said this black suv ended up on top of them. >> it was a terrible, terrible loud crash. >> reporter: bystanders were able to help the volvo passengers get out safely but getting the passengers out of that tilted suv risked toppling the vehicle over. >> i told them whatever you do don't get out through the passenger side. >> reporter: as firefighters tried to help the passengers out of the suv, the drive

because the issues in baseball, the issues that jackie robinson challenged in 1947. they're still with us. we live 11. i'll be here again with most folks. his valet took him exactly that from akins now and the whole thing. handle ha, with news our that go away. a lot of news that one is coming up from london racial like that i ah mm hm. i'll just erase correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a any basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out crossed the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled count. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation now by say, 3 days journey devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here. around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women. a trying to reverse the trend a