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's. one edited book and one monographed about the 1960's. i am delighted david is here with us today. our second speaker will be -- directorserervie of policy studies. it's not a think tank. it is a think tank nozzle known as some of the others like brookings or kato or american heritage. there's a new think tank in washington that is focused on open society and transparency. as i just said, he is the director of policy studies. he has written two books, one of which is extremely related to what we are discussing today theed "rule and ruin: downfall of moderation and the destruction of the republican party from eisenhower to the tea party," published in 2013. about "the guardians," kingston brewster,'s circle and the liberal establishment which was published in 2014. he's going to talk to us today about conservatism, america first, in the 1950's. i will turn this over to david. david: my thanks to mel and will hitchcock and the center for inviting me. what i will do is build in some ways

and 1970's. another example is it seems hard for us to figure out what counts ,s violence, so for instance there is a very famous moment in philadelphia history where black high school students by the todreds walk out of school protest and demand in part a curriculum that is more sensitive to their cultural history. this turns into a situation the police rizzo commissioner unleashes recruits onto these kids protesting. the kids understandably run away. some of them smash some windows. does smashing windows while you are running away from an assault a police on what had been peaceful protest, does that count as violence? i think many people at the time would have said yes but i am not sure our answer should be yes. >> i think the parallels in west germany harper the extraordinary , and not always accidentally, because west german officials were concerned to be seen positively in the eyes of the asrican government precisely rewriting their story, not as nazis, but in the frontline battle for anti-,

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i am a student of the 1950's and 1960's and i remember listening to the radio. somehow i heard the term own dogs. all of a sudden there was rock around the clock. it started to take off. i am a person of new york city. i was very much aware of the clock down here in philadelphia with american bandstand. we areent here is that dealing with rock 'n roll right now, certainly jazz. how did the term rock 'n roll really evolve? way back in the mid-50's from moon dog and alan freed and we would go dancing at night and him what thetake music was. where did rock 'n roll come out from? about thestion is actual origins of the term in the concept of rock 'n roll itself. the actual term rock 'n roll a black rhythm and music. it was very sexual in nature. about a sexual encounter, hence the word rock 'n roll. he was credited with calling it rock 'n roll in 1954, but it had been around for quite some time. if you go back and listen to 19e of the songs in the late 40's and early 1950's of rhythm and blues, you will. to rock you, going we are going to roll and that's it. it is v

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to the late 1960's. there was a sense that workers within labor unions had never had it so good. economically, there is the sense of stability and so on that was belied very quickly by the recession that soon followed. but there's the sense that there was a real divide there. but in fact, especially younger workers and especially non-ethnic german workers played an important part in interact -- interacting with other populations, other demographics of protesters, and often inspiring ethnic german protesters in ways that is not always very visible if you look at the official union levels. unions were not often helpful in supporting these protests, although sometimes they came through. >> in the case with mexico, it is important, the railroad movement of the 1950's, where they gained a lot of legitimation with their movement and they become an important part of the student movement of the 1960's by the end, by having these important role figures accompanying the students during the protests. i would say al

expect another day of below average highs with upper 50's along the coast and widespread 60's elsewhere. expect a warming and drying trend after saturday morning with above average highs on memorial day. the above average highs will continue until midweek when temperatures cool. ( james ) breaking news we are following this morning... another schoolshooting... this one in indaina. this shooting happened at a middle school in nobelsville... that's just nort of indianaoplis. this is a live shot over the school we know that at least two people were injured... one adult and one 13-year old girl... according to local media. both are in critical condition. the shooter is in custody. this comes exactly one week after 10 people died in a week after 10 people died in a school shooting in school people died in a week after 10 people died in a week after 10 people died in a school shooting in santa fe, texas. ( james ) this morning we are getting you ready with everythine you to know as you get ready for your memorial dayweekend.( darya ) this weekend ly 40 million people re expected to hit the ro

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kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from the u-c-s-f . sara this will have a big impact on the hospital and it's patients. sara? ((áásara liveáá))marty - this is going to impact hundreds of scheduled surgeries, cancer treatments, you name it...it's going to disrupt the entire u-c-s-f medical center here on parnassus avenue.the strike is planned by the a major union representing university employees ranging from janitors to security guards to nurses.u-c employees from this union and three others in the bay area will be walking out to demand that the university system make wages fair and equal for all genders.these are issues these unions have been discussing for years.plus - employees say they are sick of jobs being outsourced to private contractors.staff at u-c's six medical centers say the current conditions and wages impact the quality of care patients receive.((áásara liveáá))the u-c-s-f emergency room and emergency the u-c-s-f ((áásara liveáá))receive. ((áásara liveáá))the u-c-s-f emergency room and clinics will remain open as the uni

the 1970's, turn that up a notch .ving, a magazine focused on the south and southern living for the middle class and upper middle class, becomes a phenomenon, all about interior decoration, the good life, and it is southern. on television in 1972, the waltons, a show about a depression-era family in the mountains of virginia struggling to hang on to one another, the community, to get through the hard times. one of the most popular shows on tv nationally. .y 1979, the dukes of hazzard i'm going to try this again. i don't really have time, so skip that. you have two visions here are the south being expressed. one, the notion of rustic simplicity. another, that of the good old boy. there was no character more associated with that than the president's brother, jimmy carter's brother, billy carter, right? and eight having this wisdom, porch wisdom, of the rural world. in terms of country music, the nashville sound in the 1960's have been an effort to take country music to a broader audience nationally. by the 1970's, perfor

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expect another day of below average highs with upper 50's along the coast and widespread 60's elsewhere. expect a warming and drying trend after saturday morning with above average highs on memorial day. the above average highs will continue until midweek when temperatures cool. ( robin ) ( robin )after a violent robbery and attack... a 93- year- old bay area grandmother... is now recovering from a broken hip... and the alleged attacker is behind bars. kron 4's ali reid has the story and the latest charges her attacker faces. the last couple of days have been intense for the pedersen (peter-son) family.right now they're breathing a sigh of relief, knowing that the suspect is behind bars. hopefully this person is no longer going to be able to do these crimes to anyonethe assault and robbery in concrod last friday has affected 93 year old grandma ---ann marie pedersen --- both physically and mentally. the violence that she endured has been very taxing on her as she's been having flashbacks of what happened to her on friday night otto hala-fi-hi was arrested and taken into custody wednesda

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going back to the 1950's. an epitaph for dixie asks a similar question with the emergence of the civil rights movement. given what we have talked about, with the end of world war ii and the postwar economic development of the south meeting into civil rights, it seems a reasonable question. will the south continue to exist? will it persist? again, he goes a little further. asking that question of is it possible that the south, even as it becomes more like america, is actually influencing the rest of the united states in negative ways. the problems that have for so long been up -- associated with the south are now expanding out to the rest of the united states. i want to start in exploring the question with the election of 1968. -- we did nots cover this as fully as i would've hoped to. 1968 was as that was a pivotal election. -- was a pivotal election. offense, number of including the assassination of martin luther king jr., bobby kennedy, a president who said he would not be running for a second term all early

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host: where did he leave his biggest mark in the 1970's? daniel: i don't think kissinger's legacy is singular. i think he intervenes decisively in a number of arenas. the soviets american detente is an achievement. the opening to china is a landmark achievement, and the consequences of kissinger's engagement with china reverberate down to the president. he remains one of the most articulate and effective proponents of good u.s.-china relations. kissinger has been consequential in a number of different respects. it was under his watch that the u.s. began to engage with other industrialized countries to convene the g7 summit. macroeconomic policy coordination is a legacy of kissinger's career. host: your book includes a photograph of president jimmy carter. a new autobiography talks about gerald ford normalizing relations with china. did kissinger play able in -- play a role in that? daniel: it is organized by the carter administration. laid the in 1971, foundations. normalization would not have occurred without the opening under nixon and ki

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and 1970's. everything from the civil rights movement to the broader politics of the so-called urban crisis. >> you touched on this but who was frank rizzo? what's his rise to politics? why did he become mayor of philadelphia? and what is his lasting legacy? timothy: so frank rizzo was an immigrant's son, born in a south philadelphia row house. and he came up through the streets and he dropped out of high school and he followed his father's footsteps into the philadelphia police department and he earned a reputation as one of the toughest cops on the force fairly early on. he earned the nickname, cisco kid, after a television cowboy. and he just, partly through connections and partly through his own dedication to police work, he rose through the ranks fairly rapidly until 1967 when he became -- was appointed police commissioner and as police commissioner he quickly -- even when deputy commissioner, he was turning into a very controversial figure. in the era of civil rights and urban disorder, phi

's. i used frank rizzo, a key figure in the city in that era as sort of a gateway to look at his supporters, these people who love him and supported him through his time as police commissioner in the late 1960's and mayor in the 1970's, and i him their affiliation with to trace how they dealt with the major changes in the country in the 1960's and 1970's. everything from the civil rights movement to the broader politics of the so-called urban crisis. >> you just touch on this, but who was frank rizzo? become mayor of philadelphia, and what was his lasting legacy? dr. lombardo: frank rizzo was an immigrant's son. he came up through the streets, and he dropped out of high school, and he followed his followers' footsteps into the philadelphia police department. he earned a reputation as one of the toughest cops on the force apparently early on. he earned the nickname cisco kid , and a television cowboys partly through his own connections and partly through dedication to police work, he rose

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he is accused of at least a dozen murders and nearly 50 rapes in the1970's and 1980's.dge is considering whether to make the search and arrest warrants public.... .. another hearing has been scheduled for may 29th. (robin) the u.s. supreme court ruled that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling. in a six- to- three vote, the judges reversed the ruling on the 19-92 professional and amateur sports protection act. since the decision stock prices have risen. kron4's j-r stone has the story. sotsotmany outside of at&t park in favor of sports gambling on the same day that the supreme court paved the way for states to legalize it. sotbut while most share those opinions due to the posibility of extra tax revenues some not so much.sotmichael liao is with the nicos chinese health coalition. a non profit group that talks to middle and high school students about gambling addictions. california state officials say around 30- thousand calls came in to their gambling help line last year. more than 32-hundred were referred to additional help avenues.sotas for many fans tha

kron 4's charles clifford spoke with an expert at the u-s-g-s. he's live for us tonight in san francisco. charles . . . well ,california sits on the ring of fire pacific ring of fire which means that we don't only have earthquakes here but also volcanic activity. well ,california sits on the ring of fire pacific ring of fire which means that we don't only have earthquakes here but also volcanic activity. nats believen it or not, a volcanic eruption like the one in hawaii could happen here in california.sotcalifronia is not only earthquake country, it's volcano country too.dr. margaret mangan runs the california volcano observatory at the us geologival survey. she says that while there is not currently an active volcano in california, another eruption is inevitable.soti would say that, yes, it will happen here.sotmaybe not in our lifetimes.across california there are 7 volcanoes with the potential to erupt.the medicine lake volcano in modoc county, mt shasta to the west, lassen volcanic national park. . which errupted about 100 years ago. . the lo

s oversight ability. this legislation would leave patients with no recourse in the case of harmful side effects. this legislation is even more flawed as i said than the house bill that i voted against back in march. but like the earlier bill, the senate bill contains more dangerous unnecessary pathways to experimental treatments. and it exposes a much larger number of patriots to serious risk, not just terminal patients but patients that would like to try something that is not even tested. so, in fact, it is so broad that excludes patients of all chronic conditions to rimbing treatments. more than 100 patient groups have voiced opposition. this bill is not even necessary. the f.d.a. has an expedited approval process for terminal patients. i urge my colleagues to vote against this flawed legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, valued mem

kron 4's dan kerman has the story.ical contamination must be cleaned up first but two supervisors with tetra tech, the company charged with testing and cleaning up the soil are now off to federal prison after having plead guilty to falsifying data.sot the site is absolutely unsafe brian butler is with the environmental group greenaction which has been saying for sometime the shipyard has not been adequately cleaned and that has sickened the communitysot brian butler/greenaction 31-39 these men took clean samples and claimed they were from areas that were radioactively contaminated.federal prosecutors say one defendant justin hubbard admitted he drove his company truck to an area outside the marked survey unit that he was tasked with remediating, and filled a bucket with clean dirt that he then substituted for legitimate soil samples. another stephen rolfe admitted that he directed employees to get clean dirt from outside the appropriate marked survey units and to substitute this clean dirt for legitimately collected sa