shirley? >> guest: i first met ronald reagan in 1978. i was working on a campaign in gordon humphrey was considered by everybody at the time as a longshot and actually handed up winning over the incumbent by 6000 votes and reagan came up and campaigned -- it was new hampshire so is an important primary state the first in the nation at the time and reagan needed to win new hampshire in 1980 and he came up for gordon humphrey and the gentleman running for re-election at the time. he came into the new hampshire hotel and did film commercials for gordon humphrey. he was accompanied by two aides who quickly disappeared so governor reagan and i just sat there inn the lobby and were in complete awe of this man. he was completely friendly and completely jovial. we talked about high school and college sports while we liked what we played and he was utterly charming utterly kind and here i was this 21-year-old kid talking to the national leader of american conservatism at the time and a leading senator

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my jesus and my beetles was "laverne and shirley". >> everyone identified with "laverne and shirley" ♪ >> "laverne and shirley" is about two working class girls who struggle to make ends meet working at a brewery going out at night and nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> "laverne and shirley" through the lens of the '50s said a lot about what women were striving to accomplish in the '70s. >> women were apt to go out and work and not get married right out of high school. >> we'll meet guys. unemployed guys. [ laughter ] >> >> shirley is the girl that wants to get married and have the white picket fence around the house. >> say we go to this party and you meet this wonderful guy. do you think he's going to mary you? >> stranger things have been known to happen. >> laverne wanted to have a good time. >> the mad hatter didn't wear fish net stockings. >> that's why he didn't get any action. >> they were physical comedians, the likes of which haven't been seen since lucy. [ laughter ] >> what they figured out to do with making a bed. >> there you go. >> it's way beyond my p

. >> laverne difazio and shirley fe feeney.art on "happy days." the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> nice. and a tie too. >> and a hankie. is that for showing or for blowing? >> they were incredibly individually funny. >> is anybody upstairs going to run down and call me a nasty name? >> and then garry got the idea to spin them off into their own series. >> it we top laverne and shirley? >> my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with "laverne and shirley" because we were best friends. and just the opening song schlemiel, schlimazel. ♪ hossenfeffer incorporated ♪ >> who didn't love that? ♪ give us any chance we'll take it ♪ >> "laverne and shirley" is about two working-class girls who struggle to make ends meet working at a brewery, going out at night. >> and you know, really so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> laverne & shirley through the lens of the '50s were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish in the '70s. >> women were more a

one hour left with craig shirley.referenced william f buckley but i wanted to ask about him and milton friedman. it can't be measured and billed buckley was also a friend of nancy reagan and and then to be underestimated in its role in the conservative movement beginning in the fifties and defining conservatism with the john burke society and other things like that as part of the american conservative movement. but also milton friedman and in economics. and as a national celebrity i remember pbs was economics and then to inspire reagan policies. and then to help restart the economy as a means of adding dollars to the workplace. host: the reverend robert hyde from syracuse new york word is nancy reagan's role in what you think of karen's new biography of her? >> i have not read the book yet. i am anxious to read it. i am sure it's a very good book. she is a good reporter. so what was nancy reagan's role? >> nancy reagan was invaluable. and wanted to be the best shoe salesman in the world she would have made sure he was

. >> lavern and shirley, whoa. >> garry marshall said we got this part. fonzie and richey. >> y'all look nice. >> if it's showing it's blowing. >> they were incredibly individually foib. >> is anybody upstairs going to run down and call me a nasty name? >> he got the idea to spin the morph into chair own show. >> my jesus and my beatles was lavern and shirley. >> everybody identified with them because we were best friends and just the opening theme. we loved that. ♪ ♪ we're going to do it ♪ ♪ give us any chance we'll take it ♪ snepd. >> lavern and shirley is about two working class girls who struggle to make ends meet working at a brewery, going out at night and really so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> lavern and shirley through the lens of the eighth '50s were saying a lot an what women were trying to accomplish in the '70s. >> they want to go out and work and not get married. >> unemployment. >> a neat guy. an employed guy. >> it's the quintessential girl who wants to get married, have the white picket fence. >> what if we go and yo

i'm trevor shirley.one forecast as we give you a live view of the fog enveloping the top of the transamerica building. >> yeah, that's a great look at that fog. lawrence. that just kind of comforting. we yeah. i love seeing the fog rolling in. and that's a great sign. of other parts of the state not seen that fog. and that's unfortunate because they are dealing with the fires and they continue to burn and that's an issue with more lightning strikes over the sierra nevada. the monsoon again, look at all the lightning again, just erupting over the sierra nevada. now we have had some rain drops to go along with that. of course, that cuts down the chance of some of those fires. and you see all the lightning strikes kind of rolling on through near the tamarack fire somewhat of a concern. now as we've had so much rain in around the tamarack fire zone. the burn area. what we could see some flash flooding, maybe some debris flows in and around that because of all that debris left over from some of those fire. so

this is shirley feeney. she's yours.> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on against abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo

item 6, under section i, 216-22-so-6, tenant preference and eligibility policies for shirley chisolm village educator housing project. may i hear a motion and a second? >> so moved. >> second. >> and superintendent matthews, can you introduce the designee? >> yes. presenting this item that i have been assured will be a five-minute item is our director of policy and planning, [inaudible]. >> thank you, superintendent matthews and commissioners. good evening. i will make this as brief and informative as possible. thank you, judson, for presenting. my name is [inaudible] and i am the lead of policy and planning, and i have been the lead for the shirley chisolm project. this is granting highest priority to teachers and paraeducator employees, followed by all other sfusd employees. the presentation will include a brief progress report on the development which has continued during the pandemic. partners from mid town housing and mayor's office of housing and community development will join myself and deputy superintendent lee in copresenting. i am joined by ally gaylord and [inaudible] fro

because they are saying shirley and a mass like that would have to _ shirley and a mass like that wouldians — businesses are angry, it's notjust politicians. hospitality buses are saying _ politicians. hospitality buses are saying this is going to create tension _ saying this is going to create tension between staff and clubbers, it's going _ tension between staff and clubbers, it's going to create job losses, potentially. so exactly, it could be a storm _ potentially. so exactly, it could be a storm in — potentially. so exactly, it could be a storm in a — potentially. so exactly, it could be a storm in a teacup if the uptake is hi-h a storm in a teacup if the uptake is high enough after this threat, maybe we won't _ high enough after this threat, maybe we won't even get to this point. interesting again, it will be interesting to see what happens there. let me find the guardian and a story that we've been covering all day here on the bbc news channel. this may is the headline at attempts to ask brexit protocol. —— acts. in the way the guardian is rushing the stores the audacious part of

the conflict continued for $22.00 days, during which time shirley to remained imprisoned somewhere in garza. the gun lately, a young man shook him as old a moment. okay. natal little to recycle him while i'm a little more helpful. i guess i'm on this list. admit multiple of them will follow a lot of other little i saw well, the handler well below him. couldn't remember that. while mental michel, who little saw elaina, let me also in the shape at the beginning of 29. as the garza war ended, egypt ramped up its mediation role. these records from within the negotiation teams record, the 1st round of talks between hamas and the egyptian intelligence savish fish. and feel that the some of the what when i'm included in the 4th and how about alignment mostly. well fairly well no, i thought i should have am. and then before that the model, you have to follow the chuckle him the in directly go see a sions continued as via gyptian mediators shuffled between the hamas and israeli delegations and almost term as is where the prime minister was coming to an end according to the egyptian mediator, d

raymond stevenson, himself abused at the now notorious shirley 0aks children's home, turned his musicnto an incident room. an equal number of case files and references... the shirley 0aks survivors association has helped hundreds of victims claim more than £75 million in compensation from lambeth council, and there are many more. how dare you? we have worked out the paedophile ring from day dot... this afternoon, dozens of survivors assembled to give their verdict on the inquiry report. this is a missed opportunity. the failure to identify the police involvement in this cover—up isjust horrendous, and actually leaves the public exposed. in a statement today, the metropolitan police apologised for letting children in care down in lambeth, accepting they missed opportunities and some behaviour towards children was unacceptable. this afternoon, lambeth council also reiterated their apology for what had happened, an apology the inquiry suggested had come far too late. and mark is here. so many distressing and disturbing elements in this report. not least the way in which it came to a head

the israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu met de la shirley on his witness on that day. let ya, whose office released a statement saying, quote, tough negotiations were carried out night and day in cairo. with the mediation of the egyptian government. we stood our ground, and when our main demands were met, i had to make a decision into fixing the gum. the news you couldn't call it a mabel of vouchers coming to see name. what's her name she made for you when she is going to see the marcella marcell pressure and the amount of evidence is a resist. she hum us she kid that a lot. so call me on my left off scheme. it's the for hailey's railey hub. i mean, tom is a class for me, a deal more media varies from the large israel. in the last, you know that the, to leave the cation will have a home. it's him. i guys will the whole i the tunnel name in don't them? she was fairly misreading. came supposed to the bottom that he says, the name of a bail him mushroom. it's a p mill. every single gale is from one to j, the lucky for him. she mamma is clearly a cow mil gumby dumb below w

i'm in and the other to shuttle both the case onto a much more the court case. money must be shirley. the shots of i'm up namely the deal. the law of into one with them. you know, i'm a whole lot for them. as a comment here who donkey few with a whole lot about names name. so voice from us footage from days before the operation shows all cars on brigades fighters in training. a number of men in the video have been identified including 2 who were killed in the attack. not enough, but you didn't have the model that's not enough of it, but even was elaine and fudge of that enough up. why not from his own little book. so there's nothing for them or cannot charlotteville bid debarber? no, no, no. well no, no, no. how did it go? a lucky minimum can until she will get it in mcguire will cover the loaner or what a d m i so i get them on law. didn't do that just but the one of the me but i would love to do it on a definitely bevin saba. well, hold on to me and i will let you know that he woke up on the bed tomorrow. well, to just to either you, again by the, the, from the holiday pop last frid

she had shirley both in chicago at lee priggish a and especially norm seem to me position also to be the 100 and they will the me show homogeneity a haitian, i buck easier they have in she buck gum hurts. and i mean, shall we do. we will milan machine actually weight them the algebra 2 ways. in fact, they showed us sophie sco dice got her to go later that night. the egyptian mediator called how much leader alma job. he said he had received further concessions from israel. the israelis agreed to increase the number of palestinian prisoners whose names were to be decided by hamas. the so called v i p list from 5 to 10. the israel is also agreed to release 5 prisoners from jerusalem. job already rejected the revised offer. one of the or, and i haven't had other, i'm going to tell jolla, well, let me just and i see you have some source in the 24th. and how about i didn't was to the alarm or what we do with a lot of the so he went and followed well, we're over the show back a setup one for the guy that there was no one person in the and then after i had him dolo cannot tell him, i'm curre

but while most media coverage focus on the back, she was wearing a shirley a t shirt. we take more in depth look at the incident in 6 months since joe biden took over the reins of the white pole shows half the respondents lack of optimism for the country's future. we ask americans why all the pessimism just look at the country right now. it's in bad shape. it's our politics . because our politic keys are ignorant. and this is a terrible thing to be happening in this city that you have to fear to be out after dawn. i live across the globe around the clock. this isn't news are an rti pleasure to help your company and union and new entry without a coven health pash. that's the new law which has been approved by the french parliament. it will restrict access to crowded public areas and trouble. it comes as local authorities say the country struggling with a 4th wave of the pandemic. more than 25000 cases were registered a number of days ago. charlotte dubin ski takes us through how the public reacted to the controversial measures in a few days time. if you don't have a hea

while louis media coverage focuses on the fact she was wearing a shirley a t shirt, we took a more in depth look of the incident on 6 months since joe biden took over the reins at the white, it's a new nationwide poll shows half the responded luck optimism for the country future . we ask americans, why was the pessimism just look at the country right now. it's in bad shape. it's our politics. because our politic keys are ignorant. and this is a terrible thing to be happening in this sitting that you have to fear to be out after dawn. ah, well i for moscow. every hour of the day. this is the news, our and our, it's a great to have your company. my name's you know, no new new entry without a cove. it help pass. that's the new law which has been approved by the french parliament. it will restrict access to crowded public areas and trouble. and it comes as local authorities say the country struggling with a 4th wave of the pandemic. more than 25000 cases were registered and number of days ago. charlotte to ben skate ticks us through how the publics reacted to the controversial measures in

secretary of state shirley weber and elections officials across the state are gearing up for governorin newsom's recall election in the last 6 months. weber has juggled transitioning into her new role. the logistics of this recall and other special elections that have popped up around the state. but there were already people in in the our election, people who know what more about elections and i do. and so they were ready for whatever we had to do. we were ready. they were ready. and i had read and nothing had been indicted in a 5 m. >> that we're doing a really good job with the governor and recall candidates recently took weber to court because of their issues with the ballot newsome over his party preference and candidate larry elder over a tax return requirement. a judge sided with weber in the party preference case. but another judge sided with elder on taxes are is your office having any discussion with the legislature to maybe clarify some of these details. >> we will probably have some discussion when we did brief afterwards. this is not the time to start about making major ch

secretary of state shirley weber is weighing in on the upcoming recall election. we're hearing her promise to voters. >> kron 4. is your local election headquarters. secretary of state shirley weber is weighing in on the upcoming recall election. weber agreed to sit down for a virtual interview with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala. >> well, i'm hoping in the next few weeks. they will get a chance to experience the fact that this is relatively simple yet very important election. secretary of state shirley weber and elections officials across the state are gearing up for governor gavin newsom's recall election in the last 6 months. weber has juggled transitioning into her new role. the logistics of this recall and other special elections that have popped up around the state. there were already people in in the our election, people who know what more about elections and i do. and so they were ready for whatever we had to do. we were ready. they were ready. and i had read and nothing had been indicted enough by them. >> that we're doing a really good job wit

shirley washington-cobb. thanks very much, doctor. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up, former education secretary betsy devos is responding for the first time to a biden effort that was sent to schools that until yesterday included links to the abolitionist teaching network that includes thinking like this. >> the abolitionist teaching network, a network that is dedicated to not creating new schools or imagining new schools. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's val

shirley weber doesn't she actually does her job. >> at the governor's request.e judge says he will make a decision on newsom's party preference issue in writing on monday at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> in the bay area. california governor gavin newsom signed into law a massive new education budget that could reshape schools across the state for charles clifford has those details. >> well, here in the city of napa on friday, governor gavin newsom signed into law ab one 30, which dedicates a 123.9 billion dollars. 2 statewide, education. this is the largest education budget in california history. it will provide billions of dollars to do a great many things, including creating tk access for all 4 year-old in the state. it will also have millions of dollars to hire and train new teachers especially in areas that are lacking. there will also be a free lunch program for all students. it creates after-school and summer school programs and it provides for the mental well-being for students, especially those students who may have suffered or fell be

i'm trevor shirley. >> the dixie fire is now the 11th largest wildfire in state history. that fire has now burned more than 240,000 acres in plumas and butte counties. the fires started back on july 14th. since then. it is destroyed more than 60 buildings. you've actually evacuation orders and warnings remain in place. the fire is just 23% contained. let's switch gears. now talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look at sfo right now. fog slowly moving in on this friday. that's going to be a little bit cooler this weekend and our meteorologists breeze. rodriguez is here now with they're just in. yeah. we actually woke up to some patchy coastal drizzle. but it's going to be more widespread for parts of the bay area. more on that in just a minute. >> live look outside, though. great way to end our friday. so t g i f bay area. we made it to the weekend radar for though, tracking sunshine right along our inland valleys even for the east bay shoreline. still more clouds and sun specifically for those of you to our beaches and especially those of you at half moon bay

if you stand this next is something like shirley valentine — in which a middle—aged housewife finds als really pales by comparison. there's little of the wit, grit, or bittersweet humour of that willy russell—scripted gem in this ragbag of romantic cliches and cut—and—paste pop songs — which, for all its eye—catching locations, feels more like a tv movie than a feature. to be clear, off the rails won't be troubling the oscars, or even the baftas. but i'd be lying if i claimed that this didn't touch my dark heart at all. not least because it's pretty much impossible to spend 90 minutes in the company of this very likeable cast — which also includes small roles for ben miller and franco nero — without it raising a chuckle or a tear. and, i confess to both. moreover, there's something reassuringly shonky about off the rails that distances it from the obnoxious excesses of, for example, sex and the city 2 — a slick hollywood blockbuster that i personally found more distasteful than the human centipede. laughter. off the rails is in cinemas now. a couple of weeks ago, i declared mads mikke

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and laverne and shirley came from that as well.es who are central to these great sitcoms in the '80s we saw "living single," "golden girls." that was young adults and older women and these shows were great hits. why did they touch a nerve also in a good way? >> in addition to divorce and single parents becoming more and more common, you also saw people having kids a lot later in life. and so you have these friends that move to an urban center, move away from their parents, from their family and they end up with, again, this chosen family or in the case of the golden girls, it's later in life when they have their chosen families, because their families are off creating other families. so much family going on. you find your tribe when it can't be your blood relatives. >> kim fields, she was in "facts of life," "living single." ageless. >> ageless. >> patrick gomez, good to see you. thank you so much. don't miss a new episode of "history of the sitcom" tonight at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. thanks for joining me this entire weekend. i'm frederi

shirley weber doesn't poll. she actually does her job. >> it's a legal proceeding and i just don't have i haven't really focused on it and i don't have much to say. >> newsom's team says leaving the governor's party affiliation off the ballot would deprive voters of critical information when they vote in the september recall election. the judge in the case is expected to make a decision on monday. now, the house of representatives is considering taking up another voting rights bill has several republican led states continue to push to toughen their voting laws. our washington correspondent kellie meyer has the very latest on the voting rights push on capitol hill. the house is set to take up a 3rd voting rights bill this summer. a response to the supreme court's most recent decision really set voting rights back north carolina. democratic congresswoman deborah ross as the high court's decision to uphold arizona's voting restrictions will make it harder for minorities to vote the supreme court decision last week

shirley that means avoiding despair in the effort to do so. it is terribly offputting. it is unjustified and the failure of hope and gratitude. our case has to begin not with the depravity of the status quo but the potential for a numeral not with resentment or complaints but with love and promise and we start with what the other side has done wrong we can only reach the already persuaded to start with what we have to offer and we have a lot to offer conservatives are appealing showing the rising generation why their inheritance is appealing offering access to the deepest stores of wisdom and sanctity and happiness. today's americans are told they want none of them and it's up to us to show them otherwise. we should always ask ourselves are we doing this? it's doing it at the center of the action and the belly of the beast that could not be more important. so thank you for this recognition and this honor and the chance to see so many friends and talk with you a little bit. thank you. [applause] >> welcome to the museum. i am the executive director. i want to thank all o

but he marries again, shirley graham, he has great appreciation for that. and one more question.pose duboise saw the need to leave america? very complex. he's participated in the struggle of world war i is, world war ii. he writes books, he goes down south, but then at a certain point he feels it necessary to leave. no one should ever feel that way, but he leaves at the age of past 91. and what's happening during that time? what's happening in the early '60s? and contrary on the other side, what's that? >> [inaudible] >> civil rights movement, but the great period of political repression. it starts with the mccarthy period in the early '60s. people like duboise and paul rivers' passport is taken, my godfather, jack, he was put in jail and didding something called run underground which meant he didn't see his wife for four or five years as he had to go live on a farm somewhere in idaho because the fbi's chasing him because he's accused of being a communist. and perhaps he was. great periods of political repression. you can have other things, the bay of pigs invasion in cuba. ameri

you told me on the when you 4 went over, you know, shirley was, when you're in the car, gliding my motions because i pleasure. i will bless someone. i see him just to let you know we will, but also to the young by the if she gave a but she was suspended just from due to fish. but the reason you were on the blue transfer now we just had the potential local a given us to be cute. and the chinese did was keep the doctor inside of your juice and the produce the split a minute. yes. and the permit. and anyway, just to give you the setup at the, to patient leticia, remove users with a quick record which of the you see if we keep them or do we just use the keep the booster router when you know, fairly new formulas or no with the municipality what is she with a proposal? forgive me to rebel to your new particular page. you mean the thing for me mr. chelsea? me me to the police don't. and you're still in season is friends with me not to renew, renew in. boca or nation rule for nation boucher for closely blueness. so anything it throws me sick too, from the burning conviction of what it's not to put

we'll go to you for me on the, when you for them went over, you know, shirley was enough. what glad you should motions because i have a blessed a blessing. someone busted him to let you live in new jersey. and we will be by the or if she gave you a but i still suspended you just from do to fish for be sure. the reason you were in the army council for now we just had the local a given the to be cute and the chinese was cupid off speech for the inside of your choosing the to produce was that in the news? yes. and the permit, and then you have to keep it you the setup to be should be should give you another user to a quick question if you could keep them or you just use to keep the booster router when you of 74 months. i know what that means. it's a pretty what is she with a proposal when you get to switch your new particular which will mean the thing for me mr. chelsea? me me to the police don't and you're still in season is friends with me not to renew renew in boca i similar to yours are community nation for nation boucher for the commercial dish closely. so trying to get

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congresswoman lee, i will start with you, because you were that staffer who was really mad at shirleyll you, that was the first time i had registered to vote because i didn't think that the two-party system had anything relevant for myself as a young african-american woman on public assistance, single, trying to raise two small boys and make a life for themselves. but shirly chisholm convinced me to get involved in her campaign. low and behold, she actually went to visit a segregationist, a racist, someone i despised, that was george wallace. and she really upset me because she did that and i was about ready to stop working on her campaign, because here i was young, naive, but committed to the work of justice. so she took me to task. she took me to task and she told me, come on, barbara, we're human beings. she said, who knows, i may be able to influence him, i may be able to talk to him. it doesn't mean that i hate him. i don't like him. i said, well i hate him. she taught me a lesson in terms of reconciliation. little did i know that peggy was in the hospital with her father when sh

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shirley weber doesn't full. she actually does her job. >> at the governor's request. the judge says he will make a decision on newsom's party preference issue in writing on monday at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> now is ashley just mentioned the governor was in napa county today talking about additional funding for schools. kron four's charles clifford was there and has the details for us. >> well, here in the city of napa on friday, governor gavin newsom signed into law ab one 30, which dedicates a 123.9 education. lars. 2 statewide, >> this is the largest education budget in california history. it will provide billions of dollars to do a great many things. >> including creating tk access for all 4 year-old in the state. it will also have millions of dollars to hire and train new teachers especially in areas that are lacking. there will also be a free lunch program for all students. it creates after-school and summer school programs and it provides for the mental well-being for students, especially those students who may have suffered or fell behin

and if even when he marries again, shirley graham, he has great appreciation for that. and one more question. why to you suppose duboise saw the need to leave america? very complex. he's fought, he's participated -- world war i, world war ii, towning of the united nations, he -- founding of the united nations, he goes down south to fight lynches. but then -- lynchings. but then at a certain point, he feels he has to leave. what's happening in the early '60s? >> [inaudible] >> and contrary on the other side, a what's that? >> [inaudible] >> civil rights movement, but the great period of political repression. it starts with the mccarthy period. starts in the early '50s, right after world war ii has ended. people like duboise, paul rivers' passport is taken. my godfather was put in jail and did something call went underground which meant he didn't see his wife for four or five years. he had to go live on a farm somewhere in idaho because the fbi was chasing him because he's accused of being a communist. it's a great period of political to oppression. you have other things,

filed a correction with newly appointed secretary of state shirley webber but refused to accept it becausest. decision monday morning. >>> governor newsom in napa to sign a new education bill. $124 billion plan has free pre-k and expanded resources and programs. ensure full in-person instruction upcoming school year. >>> announcing her run against governor newsom, caitlyn jenner says she's an economic conservative and proud republican. not seeking president trump's endorsement. attacked the high speed rail project as waste of billions of dollars and says she's addressing wildfires and drought are key. >> we have to get water into california. we have to take these types of things really seriously. california. >> jenner said in mid-august begin month long bus tour of california and will release tax returns next week. >>> stunning example of what firefighters are up against, lightning sparked wildfires inside yosemite. that lightning bolt in the picture sparked a wildfire in the park. smoke from another fire in the foreground likely started also by lightning. started at least 18 fires, three

i'm trevor shirley. >> poor health news now there's a voluntary recall of bagged baby carrots greenways pulling the products because of possible salmonella contamination. the carrots are sold under the bunny love. cal organic and greenway france farm brands. the package. lot number start with one 95 when 96 or one 97 end with bf or s p no illnesses have been linked. but contaminated products were detected in a routine test and anyone who has these carrots. you know, you should do with them. away. coming up here during crawford is at 3 o'clock today. a hospital has found a very cute way. >> to get into the gold medals theories. plus the olympic games they are under way. we'll take a look at the best parts of the opening ceremonies at the live look now tokyo where they're getting ready for day 2 of the olympic games. our coverage of that. it's straight ahead. and next up, yeah. this is a game changer. when cleveland's baseball team will start to go buy a new name. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've ma