shirley. >> absolutely. they can go and encourage them to go to pb, pwc, org and have a link there that they can pledge their support during the conference is one of the times we have an opportunity, like you just mentioned, to showcase our winners and talk about the organization and then an opportunity for them to share in this investment in our youth. it is important. so sincerely, shirley. >> we heard the in-person conference at redwood city's fox theater is sold out, right? but virtual tickets are still available. so do you want to talk to us about what the virtual experience is like and where people can get tickets and whether it'll still be really productive? >> absolutely. and tickets are available for the virtual experience. we learn from the pandemic area that we could do an effective conference virtually, and so we expect that to be the situation. now, those who you can sign up by actually through may 23rd at pwc, org and , and some of the benefits include having access to on demand presentation fr

also on this table of memories, photos of shirley chisholm, the first black woman elected to congressd chisholm to speak on campus as chisholm began her historic presidential campaign in 1972. it was the start of a life changing friendship and mentorship for lee. there was a class here at mills that i was about to flunk because we were required to work in a political campaign. >> i didn't know shirley chisholm was running, so i passed my class because i got involved in her campaign and i registered to vote. >> if all you're doing is outside yelling and screaming, that's all you're ever going to be a yeller and a screamer. you have to be part of the process. >> the process doesn't exist in politics for black women. you're different. >> chisholm's trailblazing presidential run and life the subject of a new biopic titled shirley, released on netflix. chisholm, played by regina king, a young barbara lee depicted by christina jackson. >> it's been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it

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shirley chisholm is played by regina king. a young barbara lee is portrayed by christina jackson. >> it's been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it was like meeting me. >> and when barbara lee met miss jackson during the filming and brought her to mills college, he showed her where shirley chisholm spoke more than 50 years ago, elon musk's neuralink company reportedly knew about the risk of wires being expelled from the body for years, the brain chip company announced last week that the brain chip implanted in the first human trial partially came out from his brain. >> the results impacted how the chip measures brain signals, but the company managed to restore the implant's ability to monitor brain signals, experts tell reuters. if neuralink continues the trials without a redesign, it could face approval challenges. magician david copperfield is being accused of sexual misconduct and appropriate behavior, according to an

it called shirley and shirley. chisholm is played by actress regina king.s been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play, say, someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it was like meeting me. oh. >> now, barbara lee met miss jackson during the filming, and he even brought her to mills college, showing her where shirley chisholm spoke more than 50 years ago. >> the president of sonoma state placed on administrative leave. how promises he made in an email may be behind the move, and why some at the university are so upset. uc berkeley officials recently made a deal to end a pro gaza protest on campus, but now a new demonstration has popped up just blocks away. and school leaders call this one a crime. what we know about this new development. then people all across the bay area and beyond leaving their cars at home this morning, jumping on two wheels instead by biking to work, school or wherever is more than a heart healthy move from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we are so glad you

also on this table of memories, photos of shirley chisholm, the first black woman elected to congressampus as chisholm began her historic presidential campaign in 1972. it was the start of a life changing friendship and mentorship for lee. >> there was a class here at mills that i was about to flunk, because we were required to work in a political campaign. i didn't know shirley chisholm was running, so i passed my class because i got involved in her campaign and i registered to vote. >> if all you're doing is outside yelling and screaming, that's all you're ever going to be. a yeller and a screamer. you have to be part of the process. >> the process doesn't exist in politics for black women. you're different. >> chisholm's trailblazing presidential run and life the subject of a new biopic titled shirley, released on netflix. chisholm, played by regina king, a young barbara lee depicted by christina jackson. >> it's been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it was like meeting me. >

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nobody better than my buddy craig shirley to discuss this. >> you know the there are historians and their historians and i'm one of the great historians on the reagan era and ronald reagan with us today is very important because there are lessons we can learn from reagan and his presidency his candidacy that i think are crucial today when people are running around mostly people who never supported reagan and never would support reagan telling us what reagan thought and they are more reagan than reaganites are. our buddy is craig shirley his fantastic new book the search for reagan. craig why did you ride this book and how would it impact us today? >> i wrote it because there are so many lies spouted about reagan over the years. i want to refute the lies by the left of reagan's intellect and his compassion in this handling of gorbachev and so many issues but i wanted to write it because i wanted to explore reagan's considerable intellect and his considerable comment -- compassion both of which he had. >> i feel like a lot of republicans and co

shirley, in fact, this is also a film about time.his understanding in shirley myrna. you played there, of course, something incredible, three heroines. and you immediately fell in love with this material or thought that somehow it was going somewhere wrong, there’s no need for a comedy, shirlin, you know, he was actually just going to help young scriptwriters write scripts, then they wrote to him, wrote, wrote, yes, he wasn’t going to film, what are you doing, yes, he was just helping them, time came here, that’s all, that’s all, he thought, oh my god, this is happening there, that it probably needs to be removed. and if you noticed, the film was shot in an unusual manner for menshov, he’s somehow all the same as time, he’s also all shirley-myrley, and we immediately, i didn’t really accept him, i thought that it was me alone, i i think that he was ahead of his time, this film, because the public did not immediately accept it, because he had a completely different style, he generally loved to approach each and every work in a new way

when christy shirley met blaine rothhauser. you just met in this park?ck in the day five minutes. >> five minutes ago. >> reporter: when was the last time you were in a park and started talking to somebody you don't know? >> yeah, we don't -- i don't do that too much. >> reporter: it's been a while? it's nice to find those moments these days because it does feel like almost everything now is starting with what do you believe, what do you support. >> right. >> what team you on. >> what's important is are we all curious. >> reporter: and what's also important is to remember that while we so often think we live in separate worlds, we actually share one. for eye on america, ben tracy, charleston, illinois. >>> all right. coming up, the honor o >>> next, to graceland, where the american landmark in memphis is safe, at least for now. cbs' omar villafranca on what happens next. >> reporter: graceland, the legendary home of elvis presley, will not go up for a foreclosure auction tomorrow after a judge in memphis paused the proceedings. just hours after the judge

and if you haven't go to youtube and type in shirley chisholm, you will see somebody who led and was so inspiring. in our world, but it's the talk of the town in half moon bay ahead of a vote tonight, let's put the city in the spotlight. even california governor gavin newsom, he's closely watching this 1. it's controversial farmworker housing projects. we want to get you up to speed on that. let's 1st go back in time. the deadly mass shooting last year in that area really exposed what poor living conditions are farm workers were living in that coastal city. those photos showed that somewhere housed in storage shed shipping containers. no running water. half moon bay has really been under pressure since these photos came out to build more affordable housing for those who helped power are economy. and our farm workers sector. governor newsom, in fact, is threatening the city their of half moon bay with legal action if they delay approval of a housing project that they've got the renderings to they know where they want to put it. so at 930 this morning and about 16 minutes. local offici

shirley: i think it was a studebaker.ough you don't trust anyone over 30. now you're trying to wipe us out! laura morowitz: but it takes this phenomenon of the counterculture and makes it very safe. danny: now relax mum.... but just remember our whole future depends on these next few minutes. shirley: ahhh. barry livingston: it was an escape from the real world for a lot of people. news anchor: in new york, a student protest is met by construction workers and at kent state in ohio, 4 students are killed. ethan alter: but some people didn't want to hide from what was happening. drew carey: people were like, no, we want to hear about all this stuff and how it's affecting our families. that's when shows like all in the family came on. ethan alter: norman lear was at the beginning of his career and was looking to find a show that he could really make his own and he was turned on to a british series called 'til death do us part'. norman lear: it was about a bigoted father and i was said holy moly. that was the way i grew up, a

when kristi shirley met blaine rothauser. you just met in this park? >> just met.tes. >> reporter: 5 minutes ago? >> yeah. >> reporter: when was the last time you are in a park and started talking to somebody you don't know? >> yeah, we don't -- i don't do that too much. >> reporter: it's been a while? it's nice to find those moments these days because it does feel like most everything now is starting with, what do you believe, what do you support, what team are you on? >> what's important is, are we all curious? >> reporter: and what's also important is to remember that while we so often think we live in separate worlds, we actually share one. for "eye on america," ben tracy, charleston, illinois. >> norah: all right, coming up, the honor of a lifetime for one of our own here at cbs. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by progressive insurance. save when you bundle auto, home, or motorcycle insurance. visit progressive.com. ♪ ♪ turkey club. thank you, thank you. i know. keep it together. progressive can't save you fro

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martin luther king jr., mary talbot, shirley chisholm and so many other civil rights leaders and in theirpirit we march on. it was niagara falls that made buffalo the city of light. and while we've seen our share of darkness, buffalo is see regular surgence that generations only dreamt of. as a melting pot of ethnicities and cultures are helping to redefine our region and an economic renaissance has taken hold. we're a working class community with a belief in achieving a better life and the american dream through education, honest, hard work, and perseverance. i believe the character traits that define us in the buffalo, niagara region, are the same ideals held by all americans. i believe the hope we hold as a western new york community in achieving our greatest potential is shared equally by all communities across our country. i look forward to working with you to change our country for the better. i'm hopeful that we in this chamber can demonstrate leadership on a world stage that our fellow americans can be proud of. and i wish to thank once again, me people of western new york, for ha

so please join me in thinking craig shirley for this wonderful thought.thank also thank you so much for visiting. thank you. and i believe now craig, going to see you over there. you're on leave until you every book every out. happy to. and if you have questions, go ahead and ask craig questions at the beginning. by all means there's other point. can i make one other point? one last point. one point, 1980, when reagan was campaign. i touched on this earlier, but i didn't expand it. reagan said, you basically he said, we don't need arms control. we need an arms race. and people thought he was crazy, but he knew exactly what he was talking about because he knew we had the technology was superior to the soviets. but he look, we're going to get an arms race and we're going to build up defenses and force the soviets the table and t them to reduce armaments and reduce their military might. and that's precisely what happened. and because of amf, right. is that the soviets eliminated. well, not soviets, americans too, but 2400 nuclear missiles were eliminated bec

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she was scoring shirley temple black, who was who was making a presentation to the u.n., was a young case officer. so she was working nights. this is lisa harper's traini. you remember lisa harper, the debutante? i loved these photos. training at the farm, which is the cia's fabled, fabled training facility in in virginia. you can see her right there in the middle. you can see her into dis in disguise class in the middle. and so the women over a of years would fight these stereotypes. oh, that women won't travel and important a really important part of the book to was was commemorating the service of wives of unpaid spouses both for the cia for the u.s. state department. th o, shirley sulak, who traveled her case officer husband to moscow the women, were expected to serve to fully serve the cia unpaid to help their with the tradecraft that has to be done on the streets with retrieving messages as with meeting with with assad. that's shirley was an enthusiastic and very very intrepid and very very effective cia spouse and so that those are some of my favorite chapters in the book so y

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. and this weekend both candidates gave a good sense of their campaign strategies going forward. >> on sunday, president joe biden gave the commencement address at morehouse college. a historically black college in atlanta later that evening, the president traveled to detroit, michigan, speaking at a dinner for the naacp. both events highlight the president's drive to keep black and minority voters. not only engaged but willing to vote in november. it's a key constituency. the president knows he needs in order to win this november. but recent polling in several swing states shows the president slipping with his approval ratings among black voters in the meantime, former president donald trump addressed the annual nra convention in dallas this weekend. gun rights remain a major issue for many conservative voters. the former president casting himself as a major ally of gun owners and urging them to vote in november. he also received the endorsement of the nra. the weekend's events highlig

multiple states, including california, are joining in this lawsuit in our dc correspondent trevor shirleyng lawsuit alleges a monopoly by ticketmaster and its parent company. live nation which doj officials say drives up ticket prices for fans and kills competition. that lawsuit was filed thutsday. it's being brought with 30 state and district attorneys. general, they say the monopoly squeezes out smaller concert promoters and hurts artists. attorney general merrick garland says live nation's monopoly costs fans more in fees and lee's venues with few other choices for ticket sales. the doj also alleges live nation uses unfair practices to keep venues locked into long-term exclusive contracts with ticketmaster live nation denies engages in unfair or illegal practices saying this lawsuit will fail in court. ticketmaster is the world's largest ticket seller handling around 70% of all u.s. concert ticket sales scrutiny of live nation became even more intense following the botched rollout 2 years ago. tickets for taylor swift's current concert tour. now officials say it's time for live nation

. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.ve now learned the pentagon halted shipments of some heavy weaponry to israel last over fears those weapons could be used during the invasion of rafah. i've got the latest details on that coming up just ahead. plus, streets swamped in the east bay. we have the latest on the cleanup after early morning water main break in richmond. >> and students sick in the south bay. we're live outside of a middle school after there were reports of people having difficulty breathing. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for news at noon. i'm justine waldman. we're going to start and the south bay where the fire department has reported that there was an incident at a middle school. multiple people having difficulty breathing. they're asking people to avoid the area. kron four's. charles clifford joins us at the scene there with a live report. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. well, the good news here is that no students were se

i remember this text message to call keith shirley his body man to have the conversation about stormyurns out the ah ha moment so far it was not a diversification about stormy daniels, it was a conversation about the harassment of a 14-year-old that was harassing him and keith shirley wanted to get the fbi on it and keith shirley said yeah, we are going to go do that so it had nothing to do with that and michael cohen basically said i talked about the 14-year-old and i talked about stormy daniels. i don't think anyone was buying it. >> when you have a witness on the stand that has that much credibility issues, anything they say has to be corroborated by outside evidence. and here you have michael cohen walking into yet another trap where he is making statements uncorroborated by his own phone records so, again, he cannot be believed. >> brian: back to the intro, bob costello former adviser/attorney. going into this trial michael cohen had nothing on donald trump. now bob costello, i'm going to ask you after we hear from him should he actually be brought on by defense. here's what he s

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. >> trevor shirley in washington today, the doj filed an antitrust lawsuit against live nation. i've got the details on that coming up just ahead. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. the memorial day travel weekend is here and it's expected to be one of the busiest for us. jessica for joins us live now from san francisco international airport with what you should know before you head out, charles. >> well, good afternoon. it's been extremely busy day here at sfo. lot of people looks like are getting an early start to their memorial day weekend. triple a says there are so many people traveling in the next couple of days that it could break some records. according to triple a 38.0. 4 million people will travel by car this weekend possibly making this the busiest memorial day for vehicle trips since record keeping began at the turn of the century. >> here in the bay area, triple a says that the best times to drive will be early in the morning or after 07:00pm with the worst time be

derman, back in 2014, russell was found decapitated in the couple's home in lego county, georgia shirley's body was found days later, miles away tied to cinder blocks, and was found in the lake russell severed head was never found. and now, ten years after their deaths, investigators say dna found on russell's body did not belong to either of the victims and could provide the critical evidence needed to track down the killer. joining me right now, are putnam county sheriff howard sills, and fbi special agent andy smith, a great to see both of you. i mean, this is a ten year old case sheriff, but what exactly prompted investigators to take a fresh look at the case and he is new technology also a contributing factor here yes. >> leave technology isn't factor and there's not a fresh look. we've continued to work go this case i learned these advance laboratories out west how throw woodlands, texas and science of forensics. >> and draper, utah and i decided to take my physical evidence out there and have them check it for dna and they we're able to locate so and and what do you believe you were

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so gay, shirley gold. it's the 1st shakeup off is national security team since the invasion of ukraine. so who's replacement is andre? but the self and the economist on form a deputy prime minister showing who over so russia's invasion of ukraine will now run the national security council so they shall use future seemed up in the yeah. as much my pollutant was a no great it with latest tongue in office. but on sunday the kremlin confirmed that show you what they removed from his post to show you is it a long time ally of present booting? he was a pointed to the position of defense minister in 2012. he has close personal ties to polluted these rights publicly taking the present multiple hunting trips and is homeland or southern siberia. recently, she'll like you has become deeply unpopular in russia. he's seen by many as well as the responsible for the failures of russia's invasion of ukraine and roommates were right that his removal was coming on sunday to to in a pointed show you had a rushes security cou

. >> as washington correspondent trevor shirley reports, it's a major shift in u.s.rug policy. >> the change would recognize marijuana as a drug with less potential for abuse than other substances. it's currently classified with if finalized. >> roundup marijuana will no longer hold the higher level classification. it currently hold over fentanyl. >> and meth. the proposed rule recognizes marijuana for medicinal and research purposes and acknowledges its lower potential for abuse. the change, though, does not legalize marijuana for recreational use. the administration is taking a major step toward reclassifying marijuana from a schedule. to schedule drug under federal law that would put marijuana in the same category as things like ketamine and some anabolic steroids. but some opponents argue marijuana is still not a safe substance. what they're doing is saying marijuana has lower potential for abuse at a time when the science is telling us the potency of this drug is unlike it has ever been before. the change is long been discussed. but the white house made the anno

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we want our seat at the table. >> shirley chisholm met that. while i have you i want to ask you about what's going on between your colleagues and the house. this morning texas congresswoman jasmine crockett defendant a claimed that georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's inappropriate comments to her during a house committee meeting were races. this comes after congresswoman crockett also snapped back at or in the heated exchange. take a look at what she said earlier this morning. >> the idea that i should just sit there & that i am on the plantation and we are not both duly elected members of congress. i am just supposed to take it. i did not munch back with another personal attack against her. i asked for clarification and a hit dog hollered. >> she did address it to the chairman. she did not address it to mtg. the frustration that she has is justified. is there a risk or with him take an exception to some of the words that she said? is there a risk to stooping down to the mtg level? what are your thoughts? >> first of all let's be cle

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approval expected to happen at some point later this year. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> well, the transportation security administration says it is getting ready for the busy summer travel season ever beginning with the upcoming memorial day holiday between may 20rd in the 29th, the tsa expects to screen more than 18 million passengers at airports across the nation. next friday is forecast to be the busiest day of the long memorial day weekend with r million people expected to fly. >> there will be some days the summer that we will likely see 3 million travelers in our screening checkpoints across the country records. about 2.9 million. but we expect 3 or 3.1 million travelers on most likely during the busiest during the court's summer in in july and early part of august. >> well, so far this year, the tsa says passenger travel is up about 8%. 7 of the 10 busiest passenger screening days in tsa history have been in the last 12 months with 2 of them happening just last week. it's 10 46 and a big bay area tradition happens this sunday. runners take part in the bay to b

our washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> that report was released on fridayd continued to get pushback from both lawmakers and administration officials. the report found likely evidence israel breached international protections for civilians as it carries out its war in gaza against hamas. it's reasonable to conclude. >> that there are instances where israel has acted in ways that are not consistent with international trade law. however, u.s. officials could not link specific weapons to individual attacks by israeli forces. that caveat could give the u.s. some future leeway in deciding how and to what extent to supply israel with more weapons. we continue to look at investigate each of these incidents but critically. so does israel already. some lawmakers say israel should be held to account with further weapons shipments conditioned on whether it follows international laws. i think any objective observer knows. israel has broken international law. it has broken american law. and in my view israel should not be receiving on another vehicle in u.s. military ai

texts between cohen and shirley said cohen wanted to talk about harassing phone calls he received.ohen now maintains he spoke to schiller and trump in the same phone call. trump can't publicly respond to cohen because of the court's gag order but he did say this while leaving court tonight. >> i think it was a very interesting day, fascinating day. and it shows what a scam this whole thing is. >> in contrast to testimony from several witnesses, cohen said today he never wanted to work in trump's white house. asserting instead he wanted to be considered for a role. earlier in the trial, daniels former lawyer keith davidson told the court that cohen appeared suicidal after not receiving a white house position. attorney bob costello whom cohen killed with in 2018 told fox today after testifying on capitol hill wednesday that cohen completed the daniels deal by himself to gain trump's favor and ultimately become his white house chief of staff or attorney general. >> he said, specifically, and i cross-examined him on this, this was my idea. it was his idea to take care of the nda becaus

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our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> that report was released on friday and throughout the weekend continued to get pushback from both lawmakers and administration officials. the report found likely evidence israel breached international protections for civilians as it carries out its war in gaza against hamas. it's reasonable to conclude. >> that there are instances where israel has acted in ways that are not consistent with international trade law. however, u.s. officials could not link specific weapons to individual attacks by israeli forces. that caveat could give the u.s. some future leeway in deciding how and to what extent to supply israel with more weapons. we continue to look at investigate each of these incidents but critically. so does israel already. some lawmakers say israel should be held to account with further weapons shipments conditioned on whether it follows international laws. i think any objective observer knows. israel has broken international law. it has broken american law. and in my view israel should not be receiving the nickel i

our dc correspondent trevor shirley has to say details. >> whether or not speaker mike johnson survivesnt a major test of his leadership. >> by johnson is not capable of that job. he has proven it over and over again. georgia representative marjorie taylor, greene says this week show called for a motion to vacate potentially forcing mike johnson from his job as speaker of the house. we're holding them accountable. we didn't vote for him to be and that's exactly she and a handful of others in the party are unhappy. speaker johnson broker deals with democrats in particular over military funding for ukraine. well, i don't want to predict what she will or won't do. she's pretty much operating on her own with a one or 2 other to express support for what she's doing. but given house rules, representative greene has the power to force a vote on johnson's future. >> even as democrats say, they'll step in to kill that effort. but only once we've made clear. >> this is a vote of conscience. >> already some republicans say they want to avoid the kind of circus that happened when the party forced o

. >> reporter: matt franklin is the ceo of the housing who is building the 135 unit shirley village. >> they will be calibrated for income so the rent burden is not too great for any of the households >> households to fill a studio up to a three bedroom apartment >> this is my favorite space in the building. >> reporter: and a teacher's lounge with a million dollar view of the ocean. >> we know it is not easy for teachers. they are hard jobs, important jobs, hard to live in the bay area on teacher pay. >> reporter: codion he lives in that harsh and expensive reality. >> the prices were shocking. to have a one bedroom for $2200 a month i i was like, there is crazy. >> reporter: it is so crazy that the district lost several quality teachers who had to move to more affordable cities. for him and others this is a chance to stay in san francisco. >> i think this speaks to all of teachers, especially teachers that look like myself. >> reporter: they continue to make that connection. >> you love the kids. >> i love the kids. >> reporter: the same kids he hopes to continue to teach at the sc

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in washington with more.d both candidates gave a good sense of their campaign strategies going forward on sunday, president joe biden gave the commencement address at morehouse college. a historically black college in atlanta later that evening, the president traveled to detroit, michigan, speaking at a dinner for the naacp. both events highlight the president's drive to keep black and minority voters. not only engaged but willing to vote in november. it's a key constituency. the president knows he needs in order to win this november. but recent polling in several swing states shows the president slipping with his approval ratings among black voters in the meantime, former president donald trump addressed the annual nra convention in dallas this weekend. gun rights remain a major issue for many conservative voters. the former president casting himself as a major ally of gun owners and urging them to vote in november. he also received the endorsement of the nra. the weekend's events highlight the strategies. b