robinson came along in 1947. i do believe, something i said in my book, robinson allowed martin luther king the success that he had. if jackie robinson had been a failure, who knew how many years i would have taken to build what jackie robinson himself had done to the society in america. after jackie came players like roy campanella, don knew, come and it kept going on and on to the point where no one could say, african americans don't have wood it takes. because these players showed them, we had just as much as any of the white players. robinson was the first, and he will always be the first, and as far as i am concerned, he is probably i would say, certainly, the most important american athlete in our history. and you don't forget a guy like that. we still talk about babe ruth to this day. we talk about jackie robinson to this day. we talk about muhammad ali to this day and there is a fourth one and that is billie jean king. responsible for title ix, who allowed women to have the same rights as men in sports. >

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

robinson keeps the germans updated on how the project is progressing. not beyond a specific student. of course i like i said, i did jamika that they want to give the message to him of for the up in the manheim sucking club plays in germany's 3rd division. he doesn't earned the big box of top fly football, but he wants to make a difference. from one chassis club, we have the big responsibility to the society through our fans and the project to do, we can help others. education is key, and it's important to promote that in africa might have from the club, does that through its sale of soccer shirts, donating 3 euros for every jersey sold. the squad is playing well right now, and that's benefiting the green schools project. they sold more than $7000.00 shirts this season, producing a 5 figure sum to buy tree saplings in nigeria as an untruth, as i normally mangin out here to demon and thus income that we've generated but aren't using for ourselves. maybe it means we'll buy one player less, but we knew we wanted to help where it's needed. most some i've bee

robinson keeps the germans updated on how the project is progressing. not beyond a specific student. of course i like i said at the jamaica that they would give the message to him of for the opinion of the manheim soccer club plays in germany's 3rd division. he doesn't earned the big box of top fly football, but he wants to make a difference. from one chassis club, we have the big responsibility to the society through our fonts and the project to do, we can help others. education is key, and it's important to promote that in africa, might have heard on the club, does that through its sale of suckers shirts, donating 3 euros for every jersey sold. the squad is playing well right now, and that's benefiting the green schools project. they sold more than $7000.00 shirts this season, producing a 5 figure sum to buy tree saplings in nigeria as an entry, and i named him and get out here to demon and thus income that we've generated but aren't using for ourselves. maybe it means we'll buy one player less, but we knew we wanted to help where it's needed. most so

robinson keeps the germans updated on how the project is progressing. not beyond a specific student. of course i like i said at the jamaica that they would give the message to him of for the appellate on the manheim soccer club plays in germany's 3rd division. he doesn't earned the big box of top fly football, but he wants to make a difference. for manchester clothes, if we have the big responsibility to the society through our fonts and the project to do, we can help us. education is key and it's important to promote that in africa. might have heard on the club. does that through its sale of soccer shirts, donating 3 euros for every jersey sold. the squad is playing well right now, and that's benefiting the green schools project. they sold more than $7000.00 shirts this season, producing a 5 figure sum to buy tree saplings in nigeria. as an untruth, as i named him and get out here to the man and thus income that we've generated but aren't using for ourselves. maybe it means we'll buy one player less, but we knew we wanted to help where it's needed. mos

wasn't robinson from one of the places, arkansas? somebody came from a distinct place as another justice, so he had to be ruled out. but that was one of the ideas, to try to get the justices picked from different parts of the country. >> we have a question from princess michelle. your highness. do you have any information about how president roosevelt celebrated thanksgiving? my how many and dad were born here during that time, they joined the holiday -- i can answer a little bit of this which is for years fdr would celebrate thanksgiving in warm springs, georgia, at the rehabilitation center for polio that he created down there. he bought this rundown spa and turned it into a rehabilitation center. he would go down there every thanksgiving and send time -- [inaudible] in the mid 1920s. so he went there for quite a while before he became president. but even as president he would go down there. he could drop his act, and he could let people though that he was crippled and handicapped, and he would swim in the pool down there. they cal

robinson drop dead right after the fourth of july. at that point, one more development justice band of inter announced he was resigning. roosevelt finally felt he had a vacancy to fill! at that point, just none of it was worth any more trouble. we live with nine, you can see the dominoes. black is appointed in august, read the next year. both felix in a dog with the next year. frank murphy the next year. robert jackson and james burns the next year. these eight roosevelt appointees just one after another in the wings, starting in the summer of 37. >> there were so many opportunities for him to compromise. not so much cummings, who was a true believer as his attorney general, but others came to him, repeatedly, with offers. wheeler, montana -- with offers to compromise. he just wouldn't have it! he was dead set on moving ahead. he wouldn't even recognize the reality of what was happening. his own allies were coming to him with stories about what's going on out there. how he was losing, you know, support -- constituencies. he was very b

wasn't robinson from one of the places, arkansas? somebody came from a distinct place as another justice, so he had to be ruled out. but that was one of the ideas, to try to get the justices picked from different parts of the country. >> we have a question from princess michelle. your highness. do you have any information about how president roosevelt celebrated thanksgiving? my how many and dad were born here during that time, they joined the holiday -- i can answer a little bit of this which is for years fdr would celebrate thanksgiving in warm springs, georgia, at the rehabilitation center for polio that he created down there. he bought this rundown spa and turned it into a rehabilitation center. he would go down there every thanksgiving and send time -- [inaudible] in the mid 1920s. so he went there for quite a while before he became president. but even as president he would go down there. he could drop his act, and he could let people though that he was crippled and handicapped, and he would swim in the pool down there. they cal

david robinson set to make his debut this postseason. he missed the first round. he injured his calf on harper's home run in the wild card round. 0-2 pitch. >> john: martinez looks like he's pitching out of the stretch. when nobody is on, this is technically his windup. i saw the umpire go to home. he had to declare with runners on, what he's doing. is it a windup or the stretch. this is the windup. constant movement. he's going back and forth in a windup fashion. >> joe: got him with a high fastball. can't be easy on a hitter. >> john: no. that's why i still like windups however they are. you create movement. with a runner on, he can't do that. so he has to declare his stretch being the one he's going to go to. what a job this bullpen has done so far in the postseason when they have the lead. >> joe: one run over the last almost 22 innings for the bullpen. for nick martinez after the leadoff double for bryce harper, he's retired five straight. top of the order, kyle schwarber, a monster game yesterday. 0 for 2 with a walk today. >> john: just does a great job try

>> i don't know, yeah. >> jimmy: jackie robinson -- he played a bunch of different sports.etball, track and field. >> football. >> jimmy: football. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is a guy who, one of the great americans, who has been studied, revered. really, i mean, to the point -- more than almost any other athlete, probably. how do you find a new angle on him? >> it's hard. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and really, you have to, like, kind of dig. because everything about jackie is about baseball. and you know, once you dig, you know, watch the doc that we came out with. you're going to learn that he was so much more. and how he did it and the way he went about doing what he did and becoming an entrepreneur. just affecting all the lives that he touched. so it's really -- you really just need to watch it, really learn. because it taught me a lot, and i thought i knew a lot about jackie. >> jimmy: the title of the documentary is "jackie robinson, get to the bag." what does get to the bag mean? >> jackie robinson, long time ago, "get to the bag now." >> jimmy: i've heard dj khaled say that ab

jason robinson played both ru:b to that roar. robinson played both rugby league and rugby union | both rugby league and rugby union for england, a decorated career including a world cup winners medal including a world cup winners medal in 2003. including a world cup winners medal in 20c could have been very things could have been very different. things could have been very different-— things could have been very different. �* ., ., ., , different. born in england, and my first international _ different. born in england, and my first international game _ different. born in england, and my first international game was i different. born in england, and my first international game was for i first international game was for england. in looking back now, i wish jamaica would've had a stronger team. there's no doubt that would've been an option. it's just great that young jamaican kids can look on tv, go to the stadium and see some of their heroes, people that they will look to emulate. ads, their heroes, people that they will look to e

but robinson was never disciplined. authorities say he maintained his control over jane doe until she was. 21 robinson was eventually arrested in february of 2019 by san jose police. he was charged with 19 counts of sexually assaulting a number of girls, including jane doe. his trial is set for november. the 7th jane doe will receive nearly 3.5 million dollars from the school district for the alleged abuse. happening tomorrow, san jose students against assault will hold a rally in front of tower hall. >> this comes as department of justice is also on campus to interview students about ongoing concerns over assault and harassment, especially among student athletes are reports of abuse of student athletes that were repeatedly allegedly brought to the attention of school leaders. but no action was taken back in may. the doj announced the university's title 9 office where students and faculty can report and gender discrimination or misconduct was in violation of federal law. but the office they say, has not been improved. s

kimberly robinson with bloomberg law, we do appreciate your time this morning.will look for your coverage. guest: thanks, john. host: we are asking you on this first day of the new term about your level of confidence in the court. if you say you have high confidence, (202) 748-8000. if you have some confidence, (202) 748-8001. if you say you have none or low confidence in the supreme court, (202) 748-8002. kimberly robinson was mentioning some of the numbers on trust and confidence in the supreme court. gallup, an organization that has been following that issue for a long time. this is what they had to say in their latest report. 47% of u.s. adults say they have a great deal or fair amount of trust in the judicial branch. that is headed by the supreme court. this represents a 20% drop from two years ago, including seven points since last term. it is the lowest in gallup's trend by six points. the tarnished image goes with the trust level that exceeds -- that began back in 1972. for those who want to see it in chart form, this is the chart from gallup showing the

key robinson at the time. she was only 14 years old. the press release states that the girl's mother told the school's principal and head coach robinson was never disciplined. he maintain his hold over jane doe until she was. 21 san jose police eventually arrested robinson of february of 2019. he was charged with 19 counts of sexually assaulting numerous girls, including jane doe. now his trial is set for november 7th jane doe will receive nearly 3.5 million dollars from the school district for the alleged abuse. well, a civil grand jury says members of the santa clara city council are putting the san francisco forty-niners interest ahead of their constituents. the grand jury report called unsportsmanlike conduct and alleges 5 members are quote, not acting in the best interest of the city. santa clara police are asking the oounty district attorney to investigate city councilman and mayoral candidate anthony becker is one of the 5 named in the grand jury report. all he says he's not against the da investigating. he says there's no merit

. >> robinson, touchdown. two months ago there wondering can he play again? now taking it into the end zone. ♪ ♪ >> brian: let that picture be your state of mind. >> steve: unbelievable. >> brian: myrtle beach, south carolina, october 14th, year of our lord 2022 welcome to the final hour of "fox & friends" on this friday morning joined by steve and ainsley, with that woman said about her child in covid and how it affected learning was really, really powerful. of that gentleman in the front when you check the communism box to become a citizen and you become a socialist club i appreciate you sharing their views this morning. >> thank you so much, pete, we've had fascinating conversations. i have met with them a lot they have been on our show the last few years because we keep coming back to loud county to talk to our parent panel because they have influenced the elections here and now other people across the country are noticing what they have done here and they want to do it in their communities as well. but, yes, we have had really great conversations digging

elvis costello and i saved the best for last. >> okay. >> smokey robinson.n's music that he has written as well as performed. you are truly a gift to all of us, smokey. >> this is a gift for you to call me and ask me to participate. i mean i'm really excited. >> i loved, rita, you looked at these songs like conversations, they weren't necessarily written for two people to sing but you said, no, these are conversations, so how did you two converse musically? >> it's like, oh, there's some good conversing music with smokey and i but it was really about taking songs from the '70s and making them into duets and having these conversations that maybe you haven't heard the songs like that before. >> we'll hear one of them now. everybody, singing "where is the love." it's smokey. it's rita. let's do it. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ where is the love where is the love ♪ ♪ where is the love where is the love ♪ ♪ you said you'd give to me soon as you were free ♪ ♪ will it ever be ♪ ♪ where is the love ♪ ♪ you told me that you didn't love him and you were gonna say good-bye ♪ ♪ bu

robinson takes the hand off and powers his way into the end zone. the next possession for nevada, quarterback shane illingworth takes it and he's he's shut down forcing a punt. san jose state played inspired football coming back from 14 points. kyrie robinson finds the end zone again, and san jose state wins one for camden. >>> georgia faced rival florida today. second quarter, georgia up 14-0. check out the catch by bowers. he uses incredible hand-eye coordination making the catch and takes it 72 yards for the touchdown. he had a career high 154 yards receiving as georgia rolls 42-20. >>> the 49ers game tomorrow is just after 1:00. >> all right, niners are playing tomorrow. >> yes, against the rams in la. >> all right, look forward to that. and look forward to you telling us about a man who later had a great honor after having led a great life. we'll tell you about bishop bob jackson when i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bu

your other books and your biography of sammy davis junior and your great biography of sugar ray robinson or adam clayton powell. obviously a couple other people, columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's the storytelling. it's like a master class in storytelling . with all these unexpected w connections. folded within the stories you're telling. so you get an obvious one n like sydney point ea, lorrain o.hansberry but then you get harry belafonte being backed up by charlie's classic combo . or you have zone on the old person and fanny hurst when you're doing the imitation of life. many permutations of passing like the movies that are out now. or just the fascinating evolution of 4g and best across all these different cultural barriers . so you go from gollum to gershwin with sammy davis junior the impromptu addition for samuel gold with. was the other one in a restaurant or a club? in any case, it's full of such vivid anecdotes and such telling detail. but i wonder what did you take from say the discipline or the lessons that you learned from writing thes

the track star filed a lawsuit claiming robinson the former coach sexually abused her for three years. the suit claims her mother reported the abuse to the school in 1999, but the coach wasn't disciplined until 2001. three years ago robinson was arrested on suspicion of sy of sexually assaulting four girls while working at los gatos over a 12-year period. > >> and in saratoga, one woman kd woman killed and another is in the hospital after a parking at parking accident on the road. sa road. santa clara sheriff deputies say the women were gathering things from their parked car when a third car tried to park and hit both of them. that driver stayed at the and is cooperating. > >> another horrific accident isr is under investigation in menlo. this afternoon a tree trimmer fl trimmer fell into a woodchipper while doing work near penny lane. the man did not survive.s survive. his identity has not bn released. > >> we are just four weeks away m away from election day. today bay area registered voters got an early start sending out millions of vote by mail ballots for the november 8 ele. the

joann robinson selected doctor king as the person who would be the spokesperson. it was fred gray who was with joann robinson and talks about remembering that she was the one who ultimately said we've got to go. this guy doctor martin luther king, his words, thehi way he speaks, they really resonate. i think that he should be the leader. he was that influential in the local community. >> we will get into john adams and jack ruby in just a few minutes but let's hear from our callers in houston, go ahead. >> good morning, gentlemen. thank you. a quick word the last one advice to would-be riders. >> so, the process for these books is a little different because they are co-authors on the books. absolutely there is research to start. the place we start is with a transcript. we both get a copy of the transcript and highlight the transcript and figure out what are the key points in the trial because that allows us to kind of move out from there once we know what in the transcript we want to use it helps tell us where to go in the storytelling around the trial. we start w

and then your great biography of sugar ray robinson or other, and columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's -- it's the story telling. i mean, it's like a master class in story telling, colorization with all of these unexpected connections, folded within the story of your talent. so you get the obvious one like sidney poitier, and then harry belafonte backed up by charlie parker's combo. or fanny hearst when you're doing the life, like the passage and the movie that's out now. just a fascinating evolution of porgy & bess, across all of these cultural barriers, from gulla to gerschwin, and sammy davis, jr., and edition of samuel golden, and one and the other one in a restaurant or a club. but in any case. >> yes. >> these are full of vivid anecdotes and such telling detail. so, but i wonder did you-- what did you take from the-- say the discipline or the lessons that you learned from writing these biographies, from writing the extended profiles that you did over so many years on different figures such as marion barry or eugene allen. white hou

i had forgotten that pat robinson came in second place in the iowa caucus in front of i guess georgew bush. it's more than a tool used on the politicians of the time were is it more to evade saying i know you can't endorse me, but i endorse you or was it both, wheree they hammered by it or do they pick it up and use it? >> this is one of those questions that is really important because you have these political figures and religious politics, white evangelical politics and people important to the book. to pat robinson, ralph reed who is leading the christian coalition in the 1990s and is doing a lot of compromising and interesting ways in the 1990s around those politics. in part it is a tool you use it to attract certain voters and you get rid of it when it's no longer useful for you. at the time it looked like you are pledging it and not actually doing it is different in the buwake of dobbs. but i think that is too easy for an answer. a tool used by politicians but was fueling conservative movement in the 70s, 80s and into the '90s. in 1992, i think white evangelicals, christian coal

. >> we were talking in the break this is the 75th anniversary of jackie robinson.table after 50 years, there will not be any u.s. black players in the world series. >> we were talking about jackie robinson, he was such a figure in the 1950s . baker is a wonderful character. so maybe that makes up for is a tiny bit. >> there will be diverse players. it is not a white and wash faces. but is it different that there are not u.s.-born black players. >> i know that young people send to look up to. it is something that they need to work on to recruit. it is not just the ethnicity. it is about sharing the same culture that they have and the same background and being american. so it will be hard for them to keep recruiting unless they start bringing these people in. >> he said to stand by, like there is more in the pipeline. >>i know that the commissioner talked about this. this has been a long discussion about what is happening. but the promise of stand by, there should be more, i don't see that changing anytime soon. in fact, i see it getting worse. i don't know of an opp

l. tommy robinson is the former leader of the far right english defense league. cons colleagues also feel that phillips is guilty of islam of phobia. he was saying confidently that muslims on, on like was a, was using lines that wrong, was lim gutters. these incredibly recessed hor complaints on the far right, used her discriminate against muslims and on a daily basis. so i was disgusted. those under investigation are asked to explain their conduct. phillips does not. 2 he refused to apologize for his statements. in fact, he felt that he had authority to make those statements because he was format chav. the equality in human rights commission had chance replaced any of the words that trevon phillips had said about musters with jewish tele phillips would have been expelled. phillips was suspended for every year, but then reinstated, as a party member, the father choa phillips was the methodist demonstrates in black and white how little delay pot occur about is on the phobia. and how little they need to occur as well. because there was no kind of moral outrage to kind of show how agree

but robinson was never disciplined. he maintained his hold over jane doe until she was. 21 robinson was eventually arrested in february of 2019 by san jose police. he was charged with 19 counts of sexually assaulting a number of girls, including that jane doe. his trial is set for november 7th jane doe will receive nearly 3.5 million dollars from the school district for the alleged abuse. the department of justice and protesting students will be on san jose state's campus tomorrow after reports of abuse of student athletes were repeatedly brought to the attention of school leaders. students will attend tomorrow's rally say they're demanding that the university hire more staff were the title 9 office investigate the offices, procedures as well as provide a transparent report of how things have been done back in may. the doj announced the university's title 9 office where students can and faculty can report and gender discrimination or misconduct was in violation of federal law. but they say the office has not been improv

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. >> robinson. into the end zone for a touchdown. >> good for robinson and this left side of offensive line. watch this center. he's doing a good job and keep moving the feet. and then just hard physical running there by robinson. >> we saw the washington commanders emerge victorious thanks to that touchdown by running back 46 days after he suffered multiple gunshot wunts to his leg during an attempted carjacking. the game came down to this may at the end. >> fake toss. to the end zone. and it is juggled and did he catch it? no. he did not. incomplete. so we saw it there. the bears wide receive we are a chance to salvage a win at the end for his team. he juggled the ball first. by the time he collected it, he was ruled short of the goal line. putting a cap on what was an otherwise extraordinarily underwhelming thursday night matchup. the second straight complete clunker. maybe we should rethink thursday night football games. on to much better sports. turning to baseball now. seattle mariners and the

watch. >> robinson and he will get into the end zone for a touchdown!obinson's fourth quarter putting the commanders ahead as they take down the chicago bears 12-7. another low-scoring thursday night football game, brian, what a moment that was. >> brian: that was great but the game wasn't. a terrible game thursday night. i want to check in with somebody who is never terrible, senior meteorologist janice dean. >> thank you for that. >> brian: no problem. you have somebody with you. >> i know we were talking to each other but what is your name my friend? >> chris. >> why are you here in new york? we have our youngest son who turned 16 and he wanted to see new york. >> he is still in bed? he is still in bed. what about your wife? still in bed. >> watching tv? >> i hope so. >> small town in utah? yeah. one of my bucket list things and maybe i can see you? >> you are more than happy. >> list take a look at the forecast for the northeast and his family 55 in new york, the rain is gonna come a nice weekend. 50 -- sorry 41 in chicago and snowing, oh, my goodne

by los gatos high school assistant track coach choke robinson. now at the time she was only 14 years old and a press release states that the girl's mother told the school's principal and head coach about robinson. but that was never disciplined back in maintained his hold over jane doe until she was. 21 san jose police eventually arrested robinson in february of 2019. he has been charged now with 19 counts of sexually assaulting numerous girls, including jane doe. his trial is set for november 7th jane doe will receive nearly 3 and a half million dollars from the school district for the alleged abuse. >> i'm live in marin county where the district attorney has hired a special investigator to look into hate crimes. i'm live at the details coming up. >> 8.29 and we're checking out the weather for you start in the same way as yesterday. but maybe a little warmer and a little less foggy. yes, and then or anything into the weekend because it's wednesday. and that's the way my brain works to get on with a look at all john. yeah. and you know what? we w

eugene robinson on "meet the press" to pick up on something david just alluded to, which was don baconan. kristen welker was pressing him on tubberville's comments and this is what he had to say. >> do you feel as though those comments cross a racial line? >> i'm not going to say he's being racist, but i won't use that language. the fact is we can't ignore, we have a 40 to 50% violent crime increase. >> which ignores the reality of the crime statistics. both the top lines and who participates in them and who the crime is against. eugene, help me here. >> you see this before, andrea. so have i. this is back to george law's maddux and o'connor. this is not dog whistle politics. this is bull horn racist politics going back to the days of the civil rights movement. it is incredible. that we have essentially jim crow era rhetoric being used in the year 2022 in the united states of america. what has happened to this country and the republican party. republican party that played such a crucial role in passing that important civil rights legislation of the 1960s, can't even stir itself to mild

and i hope for the sake of the other mat robinson. thank you so much for joining me. have a pleasure to say say say well, thanks. the ok as well. now the u. s. has suggested at the u. n. to deploy an international security to haiti as the goal rather than to deal with chaos in the country. ah, thousands sent to the seas in haiti demanding the country's prime minister to resign. the protests interrupted hours off to an emergency meeting of the un security council regarding the ongoing crisis. the local government has requested foreign to submit to be deployed immediately, but the general population. so as against the deployment and any intervention, we don't need an occupation of our country. we can find solutions on our own. why don't they strengthen our police and our army? woe to them if they come to ireland because we don't need them here. today in the us, they are calling foreigners to come and torture us because they already have a habit of doing this. they have already come here 4 times to our country as an intervention force. this has never brought any changes

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