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Stand Up For Workers' Rights, Jobs and Peace
"Stand Up For Workers' Rights, Jobs and Peace" first appeared on PoliticalAffairs.net on April 22, 2011. Read it on PoliticalAffairs.net.
Wisconsin: ground zero
Not in our lifetime have we witnessed such a deep going assault on the rights and conditions of the American people.
But neither have we seen such a broad surge of struggle of labor and its allies against this assault.
The enemy was joined in Wisconsin. What the Republican governor assumed would be a minor battle turned into a stunning display of people's power and solidarity. It was truly awesome.
If the sight of 125,000 people demonstrating, a tractor-cade of righteous farmers, and firefighters marching in with pipes piping doesn't inspire you, you are in the wrong business.
Can you think of a sustained action in recent memory that had such an infectious and energetic spirit? That demonstrated such unflinching courage? That attracted such a broad cross section of people? That employed such flexible and creative tactics? That displayed such determination in the face of a rabid right wing punk of a governor?
It made me think that Wisconsin might be our era's Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery being the place of the bus boycott in 1955-56 that triggered and inspired the modern day civil rights movement led so ably by the revolutionary democrat Dr. Martin Luther King. Only time will tell, but in the meantime all of us should "get crackin'."
While Wisconsin is the ground zero of the class war, it isn't the only ground on which working people are gathering and fighting to defend their rights and living standards.
Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Michigan, Florida, and other states are also in the throes of this all out battle for democracy and democratic rights.
Full bore attack
Meanwhile Republicans at the national level, like their counterparts at the state level, are in full bore attack mode against the social contract that was won in the Depression years and consolidated over three decades following WW II. The "welfare state," they say, is no longer sustainable.
Indeed, if they have their way, here's what they would destroy:
Affirmative action and anti-discriminatory legislation – gone
Food stamps and employment compensation – gone
Quality desegregated public education – gone
Environmental protections – gone
Immigrant rights – gone
Health and safety standards – gone
Medicare and Medicaid – gone
Social Security – gone
Tax relief for working and poor people – gone
Head Start – gone
Pell grants – gone
Abortion rights – gone
Public radio and TV – gone
National Parks – gone
Public housing – gone
Right to collectively bargain and organize – gone
What would be left standing? A government not by and for the people, but rather one whose sole function is to facilitate by any means necessary the enrichment of the wealthiest families and corporations.
This is a raw grab for power, privilege and profits, coming at the expense of the democratic character and soul of our country. The extreme right, if it has its way, will turn our beloved United States of America into "America Inc." – a modern day plutocracy.
Obstacle to Republicans
A special target of this grab for power is the labor movement, because it is the most powerful obstacle to the Republicans' plans to transform the government into an ATM for the very richest.
Their aim isn't to weaken labor, but to crush it, much like ACORN was crushed two years ago, much like they tried to crush Planned Parenthood only a week ago.
Sobering yes! Dangerous yes! But labor and its allies are not backing down.
A living, dynamic working class led people's counteroffensive is emerging – so much so that it is fair to say a new phase of struggle is afoot.
This counteroffensive is national in scope, diverse in form, and creative in tactics. It is accompanied by a change in class mood, feeling and consciousness the likes of which we have not seen in a long while. Tens of millions of people can see that capitalism isn't working, the American Dream is crumbling, and something better is needed.
Socialism isn't yet a dinner table subject, but it is part of the broader discourse that includes the need for public works jobs, taxing the rich, the urgency of spending for people's needs, cutting the military budget, exiting Afghanistan and Libya, and much more.
The counteroffensive dates back to the 2006 elections, where labor and its allies scored a victory and thus threw the Bush administration on the defensive for the first time.
It continued two years later when tens of millions of all races, nationalities, and ethnic groups came together on the political stage and elected an African American president who promised a U-turn from the far-right policies of the Bush years.
There was an unfortunate lull in this counteroffensive in the first two years of the Obama administration. At the same time, the Republican right regrouped and went immediately into attack mode and the Democrats, not being fully surrounded by an energized mass movement, vacillated, lost control of the narrative, and compromised more than necessary.
But the lull is over. Labor and its allies are standing up for democracy and democratic rights. Their march is resuming in a strikingly new and promising way.
No one should expect this march to avoid bumps, setbacks and defeats going forward. The Republican victory at the polls last fall and its determination to press its advantage politically and ideologically will make the sledding very tough for a while.
In politics, winning and losing isn't a matter of simple arithmetic, not simply a matter of tallying up what was won and what was lost. Rather, it depends on which side is able to expand its support, deepen its unity, and capture the initiative. It also depends on which side is best able to frame the debate and win the battle for public opinion.
On these counts, labor and its allies, fighting in difficult circumstances for the moment, is in the fray.
The 2012 elections are casting a long shadow over the nation's politics, economics and public discourse.
For the Republican right, electoral success next year is crucial in order to radically transform the country to the advantage of the most reactionary sections of monopoly capital and their mixed bag of dangerous allies.
No one on their side, including tea baggers, is going to stay home on Election Day 2012. They will all be expected to march to the polls and bring others with them.
For the people's side of the struggle, the 2012 elections are of paramount importance too. No other struggle has the same possibility to rearrange the political balance of forces in a progressive direction, to put the working class and people's counteroffensive onto a new forward trajectory.
Some on the left disagree, and advocate either staying home or making a "strategic break" with the two-party system. But there are three questions that must be asked:
1. Would staying home or making a "strategic break" enhance the chances of beating the right?
2. Are millions of people and their organizations ready to drop the Democratic Party and form a big, broad, labor/people-based political party in the near term?
3. Are the differences between Republican and Democratic parties so insignificant that it doesn't matter who wins?
I believe the answer to each of these questions is an emphatic "No."
While millions understandably feel dissatisfied with the Democratic Party, it hasn't risen to the point where they are ready to bolt anytime soon. Nor are they ready to dismiss the real differences, say, between House Republican Paul Ryan's draconian, fatten-the-rich, long-term budget plan, and the plan that President Obama outlined, in which he defended Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and other public programs.
The aggressive role of right-wing extremism in recent months has only reinforced these sentiments.
Politics is a complex and impure process. And as the Rolling Stones sang, "You can't always get what you want." In which case, you try to get what you need with what is available. That's not pragmatism, but political realism informed by the overriding necessity to decisively defeat the right in next year's elections.
Thus, for now, the only vehicle – as inconsistent as it is – that can take down the right in an electoral contest is the Democratic Party.
So what is to be done?
Here are five things that strike me as critical.
The further building of the spirited, hopeful, visionary, labor-led people's coalition and counteroffensive in every neighborhood, city, state, and nationwide is at the top of the agenda – especially in the context of the elections. This movement is the power base of any progressive turn in our nation's politics. Take it out of the equation and only minor reforms are possible at best; at worst, the Republicans go on the offensive as they are currently doing, Democrats waver and give in; and politics shift to the right. But neither our nation nor the world can afford another era of right-wing-dominated politics. The price is too steep. The future of humankind and the planet is too fragile.
The next task is to deepen the unity of this movement. Only a movement that unites all races and nationalities, young and old, men and women, immigrant and native born, gay and straight, urban and rural, workers and small business people, and labor and its allies has the political capacity to push the country down a progressive path and safeguard the future.
A requirement of any progressive and radical agenda is an elevated and sustained struggle for racial and gender equality. Both are of strategic importance. Anyone who devalues the struggle for racial and gender equality and against racism and male supremacy limits the sweep of any potential victory, and provides an opening to the Republican Party and the most backward sections of our ruling class to mobilize people along racist and male supremacist lines.
There is a burning need for progressives, liberal, pro-labor and left-wing forces to engage our adversaries on an ideological level. Our side fights with one hand behind its back when it doesn't bring persuasive arguments and compelling stories into the marketplace of public opinion.
Though the people don't own the mainstream media, the people's movements should still fight to be heard in it and also take full advantage of online media.
When the broader movement takes part in the battle of ideas, people respond positively.
Some of the ideas that already resonate with millions include: tax the rich, racism chains working people of all colors, economic crises hit racially and nationally oppressed people harder; wealth comes from labor and nature, working people have no stake in wars of occupation, and the country is not broke.
The image of socialism as economically just, ecologically sustainable, democratic, peaceful, and part of the American experience can and does resonate as well.
Finally, a bigger left and Communist Party are necessary for any sustained and far-reaching political advances. It is a fact that progressive and democratic breakthroughs in our nation's history have been bound up with popular uprisings in which a growing left played a critical role.
There is no reason to think it will be any different going forward. But here's the rub.
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Q: django: How to order the queryset on a field in ManyToManyField (through) related models I have these models
class Region (models.Model):
    name = models.CharField (max_length = 255, blank = False)

class Album(TimeStampAwareModel):
    title = models.CharField (max_length = 255, blank = False)
    digital_release_date = models.ManyToManyField( Region, through="AlbumRegionReleaseDate", related_name="release_date_albums")
    published = models.BooleanField (default = False)
    .
    .

class AlbumRegionReleaseDate(models.Model):
   album = models.ForeignKey (Album)
   region = models.ForeignKey (Region)
   digital_release_date = models.DateField ()
   class Meta:
    ordering = ('-digital_release_date')

Suppose i have three regions i:e Europe, South Asia and North Asia
Now i want to get all "published" albums order by "digital_release_date" in Europe region?
Can anyone please tell me how to do this by SQL query?
Thanks :)

A: EDIT:
Sorry, my mistake! Now this should work. I tried it at home...
Album.objects.filter(
    published=True,
    albumregionreleasedate__region__name='Europe'
).order_by(
    'albumregionreleasedate__digital_release_date'
)

Here is some help to future doubts
Hope it works now!

A: Well, since you are using Django's ORM, you probably don't want to do it 'by SQL query'.
If you always want to order them (by default) that way, I would think the best solution would be to put an ordering attribute on your through model's Meta inner class:
class AlbumRegionReleaseDate(models.Model):
    album = models.ForeignKey(Album)
    region = models.ForeignKey(Region)
    digital_release_date = models.DateField()

    class Meta:
        ordering = ('region', 'digital_release_date')

If you want just one query that does that, without using the default ordering, ... I'll have to think some more.

A: I think you could do something like:
Region.objects.get(name='Europe').album_set.filter(published=True).order_by('digital_release_date')

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creation of the Anita Gunter Memorial Endowment for the Wesley Foundation of Itawamba Community College. Dr. Doyce Gunter, Anita's widower, desired to honor his wife and her life-long interest in young people by creating an endowment for the Wesley Foundation of ICC. Many will remember the selfless service of the Gunters during their time at Wood College. Dr. Gunter served as the president of the college for a number of years.
He shared that his first motivation was his work among the United Methodist churches of Itawamba County. Their goal was to discover how the church could better support the work of ministry within the county. One of the first targets of the county churches was the Wesley Foundation at ICC. At the time, the Wesley Foundation had a small board and little financial support. It was being served by a part-time director. Dr. Gunter's dream was to have a full-time director. His vision of a full-time director became a reality in 2012, but there was still a need for funding.
He said, "The Lord has blessed me with far more than I could ever imagine."
Gunter said the Lord began to direct him toward support of the Wesley Foundation. His second motivation for the endowment was Mrs. Gunter's connection with ICC. She was a graduate of ICC and then completed her four year degree at the University of North Alabama in Florence. The Gunters returned to ICC for homecomings and other events. Dr. Gunter even taught religion there for three years when he served as pastor at Tremont UMC. After his wife's death, he said, "It was an easy decision to honor Anita's memory with an endowment for the work of the Wesley Foundation at ICC. I knew the Methodist Foundation was the right place to invest the funds."
Martha Scarborough, executive director of the Methodist Foundation stated that she was honored to work with Dr. Gunter in establishing the endowment. She said, "I am humbled to think about the size of this gift in light of the Gunters' years of ministry within the life of the church."
Gunter's gift in memory of his wife will provide $1,200 to the Wesley Foundation at ICC during the first year. Future earnings should provide much more for the work of ministry. Those wishing to make a contribution to the Anita Gunter Memorial Endowment may do so by sending their checks to The Mississippi United Methodist Foundation, P.O. Box 2415, Ridgeland, MS 39158-2415. For further information, please contact the foundation at 601-948-8845.


Clostridium perfringenes type A overgrowth in the abomasum and/or small intestine.
Mycotoxicosis (feed sources) in mature cows and inconsistent feeding practices for calves are believed to play a role.
Results in clinical diseases such as HBS or abomasitis, causing severe disease and high mortality in affected animals.
Treatment for these diseases may reduce mortality rates but often is ineffective.
Vaccination for Clostridium per fringes type A has been reported to reduce the incidence of these conditions.
Only one commercially available Clostridium perfringenes vaccine is currently available; a custom-made bacterin (vaccine) may be a good alternative for herds experiencing problems with these conditions.
Preventative measures for these conditions include the use of mycotoxin binders, probiotics and vaccination; however all of these products have little research to support their effectiveness.
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After looking at where the headline $4 billion figure came from previously, we now turn our attention to another big number that's getting bandied about the place: $1.7 billion in over-payments that the Government wants to claw back.
This number comes from the 2015-16 Federal Budget. The Hockey/Cormann budget. The "lifters and leaners", let's go smoke cigars within view of the cameras budget. You know the one.
strategies for fraud prevention in areas of high risk. The savings from this measure will be redirected by the Government to repair the Budget and fund policy priorities."
Note how there's nothing in the answer to Question 15 about the other 15% of the mismatches? If they're a mismatch with the ATO, that means the amounts are not the same, so the debt can't be zero. Since 85% are overpayments, that means this 15% must be underpayments. But what's their average value? That's money DHS should be paying people, so the value of the debt should be discounted by this amount.
At least, that's what DHS should be doing, if Ministers Tudge and Porter, and the DHS actually meant the "no less" part of the line they've been spouting for weeks.
Let's pretend DHS were planning to pay people who got underpaid. How big a problem is it, really? Well, 15% of the discrepancies is 162,000. The discrepancy to customer ratio is about 1:0.8, so if we assume the 15% has roughly the same mapping of discrepancy:customer that's 129,900 people the Government owes money.
Now, the average underpayment could be very different from the average overpayment, so we're getting even further out into inaccurate figures now, but let's assume the average per debt is the same: $1,400. That would mean DHS owes people over $233 million. If DHS actually paid people the money it owes them, the savings from this robo-debt fiasco would be reduced down to under $1 billion. A far cry from the $1.7 billion in the headlines, eh?
Of course, it isn't being included, because DHS has no intention of paying anyone that money.
So much for the integrity of the system.


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describe('Calulator module: ', function() {

  beforeEach(module('Calculator'));
  var  _calculatorService;

  beforeEach(inject(['calculatorService', function (calculatorService) {
    _calculatorService = calculatorService;
  }]));

  describe ('Checking series output:  ', function(){
    it('All series should be correct', function () {
      expect(_calculatorService.getWholeSeries(10)).toEqual([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]);
    });

    it('Odd series should be correct', function () {
      expect(_calculatorService.getOddSeries(10)).toEqual([1, 3, 5, 7, 9]);
    });

    it('Even series should be correct', function () {
      expect(_calculatorService.getEvenSeries(10)).toEqual([0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]);
    });

    it('Special series should be correct', function () {
      expect(_calculatorService.getSpecialSeries(15)).toEqual(['Z', 1, 2, 'C', 4, 'E', 'C', 7, 8, 'C','E', 11, 'C', 13,14,'Z']);
    });

    it('Fibonacci series should be correct', function () {
      expect(_calculatorService.getFibonacciSeries(8)).toEqual([0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]);
    });
  });
});

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Song of the Day: These Foolish Things
The song of the day for Friday, July 10, 2020, is "These Foolish Things."
"These Foolish Things" was written by Jack Strachey, featuring lyrics by Eric Maschwitz (credited as Holt Marvell) in 1936. The song was not an immediate hit. In fact, Maschwitz' agent refused to publish the song and so Maschwitz himself did. There were several fine recordings in the 1930s, including one by Billie Holiday with the Teddy Wilson Orchestra and Benny Goodman. In the 1950s, the song became even more popular, with recordings by Artie Shaw, Nat King Cole, Art Pepper, and Johnny Hartman." These Foolish Things" ranks #28 on jazzstandards.org and is still widely played and recorded.
Tony Bennett recorded this version of "These Foolish Things" in 1996 for his tribute album to Billie Holiday: Tony Bennett On Holiday, released in 1997. Jorge Calandrelli conducted and arranged. The image of Billie Holiday on the cover of the album is from a painting of Lady Day by Tony Bennett, who signs his paintings by his family name, Benedetto.
"These Foolish Things," as well as Tonhy Bennett On Holiday, is available from Apple Music.
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June 10, 2018 By Suzanne Leave a Comment
The song of the day for Monday, June 11, 2018 is "These Foolish Things."
"These Foolish Things" was composed by Jack Strachey, with lyrics by Eric Maschwitz (as Holt Marvell). Although written and first performed in 1936, "These Foolish Things" was not an immediate hit. In fact, Maschwitz' agent refused to publish the song and so Maschwitz himself did. There were several fine recordings in the 1930s, including one by Billie Holiday with the Teddy Wilson Orchestra and Benny Goodman. In the 1950s, the song became even more popular, with recordings by Artie Shaw, Nat King Cole, Art Pepper and Johnny Hartman."These Foolish Things" ranks #28 on jazzstandards.org and is still widely played and recorded.
Tony Bennett recorded this version of "These Foolish Things" in 1996 for his album Tony Bennett On Holiday; this album features songs sung by Billie Holiday.
These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)
Listen to These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) on Spotify. Tony Bennett · Song · 1997.
"These Foolish Things," as well as Tony Bennett On Holiday, is available from iTunes.
Filed Under: Song of the Day Tagged With: Billie Holiday, Eric Maschwitz (as Holt Marvell), Jack Strachey, Tony Bennett

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Washington Journal Douglas Brinkley : CSPAN : February 18, 2019 4:02pm-4:52pm EST
on why barack obama ranks so low in this leadership category, and is fifth from last in the latest historian survey when it comes to how well he worked with congress. doug brinkley? doug: because barack obama was an island on to himself and he came in and inherited the great recession and had to do some big things with stimulus packages that conservatives didn't like, the bailout of general motors but most importantly the affordable care act or obamacare, when he did it right out of the gate in the first months of office, it triggered the tea party movement and once the tea party movement was born, mitch mcconnell famously said when our republican party is anything that obama puts forward, we're not doing any business on. and you had kind of a stalemate going on, the white house versus congress in the obama years. the president to get higher marks with executive power he started signing executive orders galore particularly the second term but some of them are being undone by donald trump. it's always better if you're president to go through congress because it has a more lasting ef
on why barack obama ranks so low in this leadership category, and is fifth from last in the latest historian survey when it comes to how well he worked with congress. doug brinkley? doug: because barack obama was an island on to himself and he came in and inherited the great recession and had to do some big things with stimulus packages that conservatives didn't like, the bailout of general motors but most importantly the affordable care act or obamacare, when he did it right out of the gate...
Conflict Zone - Guest: Ben Rhodes : DW : February 28, 2019 1:30pm-2:01pm CET
frankly as progressives i think barack obama and me tend to sometimes think that history is moving in one direction that societies are becoming more tolerant and more inclusive and that we're extending more opportunity to more people and cooperation between nations but the reality is that throughout history there's always a backlash to change there's always a reaction to changes not just in politics but in societies and down trump gave expression to that now the americans have been telling pollsters for years before that the country was going in the wrong direction and the support was waning for political institutions yet countries like congress for instance yet is down to fourteen percent at the end of obama's tenure wasn't yes so that that was a warning that should have set off some warning well then those trends have been in place for a long time i mean even predating obama you know obama was elected on a stockings they didn't stop it the decline in support for this mission is absolutely not and you know with something like congress the radical obstruction we faced obviously degrad
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Headliners : MSNBCW : February 10, 2019 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> she challenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tight rope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. for the former mom and chief there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use any voice to help people. >> he's one of the most revered public figures maybe not just in america but in the world today. >>> she's destined to be remembered as one of the nation's most beloved first ladies. >> i always knew she was a rock star. >> she's not one to be in somebody's shadow just like she wasn't in the president's shadow. >> i wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves. i watch my daughters, two beautiful, intelligent black young woman playing with their dogs on the white house lawn. >> she does represent the notion if you're true to yourself, you can succeed. it may be hard but you can succeed. >> after leaving the w
. >> if you can dream with me then you know there's no other choice other than barack obama. >> there was no going back. a new day had dawned. >> she was like no other first lady. >> she challenged us always to move the dial. >> full of spirit and grace but forced to walk a tight rope. >> as a black woman, there were certain emotions she wasn't allowed to have. for the former mom and chief there's no holding back. >> my responsibility to use any voice...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : February 19, 2019 11:00pm-11:35pm PST
. >> barack obama was in oakland today. what he and steph curry were talking about. >> and buying young people's blood of the tonight the fda has a warning. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> in less than 36 hours, owing teachers will walk off the job. >> there is little chance of an agreement to be reached before thursday. >> parents have to prepare. it is known as a solidarity school in oakland. lis? >> reporter: this is one of several places that a student who goes to a nearby school can go. this is one option for parents who don't want to cross the picket line but can't keep their children home with them. >> at a solidarity meeting for parents, thursday's looming teachers strike was top of mind while students played, parents listened and worried. no one wants to cross the picket line so they're learning their options. >> i have some time off work fortunately so grace will stay with me and we'll be out on the picket line. >> others brace themselves for possible fallout they could face by staying home with their children. >> what does that mean for you and your job? >> it
. >> barack obama was in oakland today. what he and steph curry were talking about. >> and buying young people's blood of the tonight the fda has a warning. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> in less than 36 hours, owing teachers will walk off the job. >> there is little chance of an agreement to be reached before thursday. >> parents have to prepare. it is known as a solidarity school in oakland. lis? >> reporter: this is one of several...
KPIX 5 News at 5:30PM : KPIX : February 19, 2019 5:30pm-6:00pm PST
. >>> former president barack obama in oakland speaking at my brother's keeper conference. the event supporting boys and young men of color. steph curry and singer john legend are also there. >>> looking for work or career change? caltrans posting hundreds of jobs openings and seeking applicants with a wide range of experience in some cases none at all. the agency getting a g boost from a new tax paid by drivers. >> if you're looking for a job with flexible hours, opportunity travel and starting pay nearly $40,000 with no experience, then caltrans is looking for you. the state's freeways need a lot of help and they need a lot more maintenance people. with the new money from the recent gas and diesel tax, caltrans is hiring. >> we are hiring entry-level maintenance workers to fix potholes, clear culverts and work on bridges throughout the state. >> reporter: that means no experience needed? >> we would like a year of maintenance and construction work but education can substitute for that as well. >> reporter: opportunity to travel means in a truck, flexible hours means nights and week
. >>> former president barack obama in oakland speaking at my brother's keeper conference. the event supporting boys and young men of color. steph curry and singer john legend are also there. >>> looking for work or career change? caltrans posting hundreds of jobs openings and seeking applicants with a wide range of experience in some cases none at all. the agency getting a g boost from a new tax paid by drivers. >> if you're looking for a job with flexible hours,...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : February 4, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PST
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constantly attack barack obama for not working enough and it seems that barack obama worked around the clock compared to donald trump. >> we'll explain in a next on "morning joe." that rocking chair would look great in our new house. ahh, new house, eh? well, you should definitely see how geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. nice tip. i'll give you two bucks for the chair. two?! that's a victorian antique! all right, how much for the recliner, then? wait wait......
NBC Bay Area News at 6 : KNTV : February 18, 2019 6:00pm-6:58pm PST
us. >>> former president barack obama is in the bay area tonight. the keeper conference is aimed jodi hernandez joins live in oakland. jodi, the former president not the only headliner at conference. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. former president barack obama will be joined by the warriors steph curry as well as singer john legend and a number of other big names. you can see folks are lining up and are walking the red carpet for the welcome dinner for the first, my brothers keeper national conference. ♪ >> leo mercer is on a mission to create hip hop music that has a positive message. >> right now, hip hop isn't giving us any sense of self-worth. it's basically tells you to kill yourself. i have music to heal yourself. >> the my brothers keeper conference, a three-day event of panels and discussions geared at supporting young men of in this city walks with their chin uphis week. the fact that your city was selected because barack obama cares about you, your future, your greatness, your talent. >> former president barack obama will team up with golden state warriors star steph
us. >>> former president barack obama is in the bay area tonight. the keeper conference is aimed jodi hernandez joins live in oakland. jodi, the former president not the only headliner at conference. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. former president barack obama will be joined by the warriors steph curry as well as singer john legend and a number of other big names. you can see folks are lining up and are walking the red carpet for the welcome dinner for the first, my...
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : February 1, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PST
remind folks that cornell was one of the pollsters for team barack obama right from the start. and something that has been interesting is how different it was for barack obama, is it leaning and are you just as an african-american are you surprised? >> i want to say this speaks to the american exceptionalism. when you see this diverse field coming out, america is moving to a better place. when you look at past congress america is moving to a better place. in 2008 we had, you know the ideal that barack obama could not run as a brak candidate and could not go after black voters is different now. and i think that speaks to how the country is changing, but it also speaks to an important lane in a crowded field. if you tell me where the majority of african-american women will break and break hard, i will tell you who will probably be the democratic nominee. o iowa and new hampshire are important, but when african-americans are breaking for barack obama, he was breaking through. >> there is one thing we may have this time that we have not had before is a fractured african-american vote.
remind folks that cornell was one of the pollsters for team barack obama right from the start. and something that has been interesting is how different it was for barack obama, is it leaning and are you just as an african-american are you surprised? >> i want to say this speaks to the american exceptionalism. when you see this diverse field coming out, america is moving to a better place. when you look at past congress america is moving to a better place. in 2008 we had, you know the...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : February 15, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PST
think it's a weak president, attacking barack obama. >> such a disappointment. >> just for issuing presidential orders. in emergency order goes so far beyond that, this is a direct violation of constitutional rights that our founders gave members of congress. wow. what a way to start -- >> happy friday, everybody. february 15th, national emergency day, along with joe, willie and me, we have national affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc and co-host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus" john heilemann. donny deutsch is here with us, and also susan del percio. editor of "commentary" magazine. >> just keep on talking, mika. >> we have john podhoretz with us as well and msnbc contributor joyce vance. there's so much to talk about. >> big day. i would like willie to start talking about the president's physical, but i guess we can get to that a little bit -- >> could live to be 200 from what i can tell. >> weighs 199, runs a 4.75 40. >> they're lying about his health. he can't stop lying. >> i know a guy who's 6'4" and weighs close to 240 pounds, he does not look look that.
think it's a weak president, attacking barack obama. >> such a disappointment. >> just for issuing presidential orders. in emergency order goes so far beyond that, this is a direct violation of constitutional rights that our founders gave members of congress. wow. what a way to start -- >> happy friday, everybody. february 15th, national emergency day, along with joe, willie and me, we have national affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc and co-host and executive producer of...
Your World With Neil Cavuto : FOXNEWSW : February 5, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PST
think it was great when barack obama used executive orders. the president has tried, tried to compromise. the democrats just haven't worked with him. so in the end, the president needs to use the authority he has to secure borders and keep people safe. so i think if he does it, i hope he has a permanent solution for tps and daca, too. >> a lot of your republican colleagues in particular, senator, are concerned about going the emergency route, that it would be almost problematic as, you know, facing another shut down. it's a no-win situation for them. do you share that? >> sure, no one wants the president to have to use his emergency executive order powers. but what is he to do? he knows the crisis on the border. the democrats won't come to the table. nancy pelosi has say no way, no money. the way i look at it, i'm going to the state of the union. probably more actors there than at the oscars. people are acting like they care. pass a bill. if you care, do something about it instead of talking about it and doing nothing about it. >> neil: all right. there's been talk as well tha
think it was great when barack obama used executive orders. the president has tried, tried to compromise. the democrats just haven't worked with him. so in the end, the president needs to use the authority he has to secure borders and keep people safe. so i think if he does it, i hope he has a permanent solution for tps and daca, too. >> a lot of your republican colleagues in particular, senator, are concerned about going the emergency route, that it would be almost problematic as, you...
Illinois Political Corruption : CSPAN3 : February 18, 2019 6:53pm-7:31pm EST
in downtown springfield. that is the building in front of which barack obama announced his campaign for the presidency and then came back there to announce that joe biden would be his running mate. that building was a former state capital and then became the county courthouse and then in disrepair, when koerner was governor he was convinced that went along with the idea to dismantle the entire building. take all of the beautiful sandstone bricks to the state fairgrounds, all correctly number . they built a parking garage underneath and rebuilt the building and it is now a landmark. koerner was one that got that done so he had his mark on springfield in a physical way as well . >> he engendered respect wherever he went. it was just incredible shocked everybody when he was indicted in 1971. >> i have to say, his children really think he was targeted. there was a koerner day at the abraham lincoln presidential museum library in springfield. that's right, you did, right? there was a tape of richard nixon talking to his attorney general, john mitchell saying we have to get this guy he is
in downtown springfield. that is the building in front of which barack obama announced his campaign for the presidency and then came back there to announce that joe biden would be his running mate. that building was a former state capital and then became the county courthouse and then in disrepair, when koerner was governor he was convinced that went along with the idea to dismantle the entire building. take all of the beautiful sandstone bricks to the state fairgrounds, all correctly number ....
former president barack obama and some of his celebrity friends including steph curry, in-home delete in front of hundreds of people. people coming from all over the country in oakland for a first of its kind gathering. in kicked off with music from john legend. >> we can all be surrogate fathers. we can all be brothers. it turns out that if you just give somebody some attention and say you -- how are you thinking about your next steps, do you really think that is the best thing to do people respond to that. >> reporter: those words of wisdom coming from barack obama, steph curry speaking as well. john legend played and spoke to the mothers of trayvon martin, oscar grant jordan davis, all victims of gun violence. they encourage the young people here tonight. the point is to highlight the work young men are doing across the country as part of my brother's keeper. here is what steph curry had to say. >> the swagger and the confidence you see on the court right now wasn't always there. it took me a minute to get there but i had to continue to grind. where we were in that process,
former president barack obama and some of his celebrity friends including steph curry, in-home delete in front of hundreds of people. people coming from all over the country in oakland for a first of its kind gathering. in kicked off with music from john legend. >> we can all be surrogate fathers. we can all be brothers. it turns out that if you just give somebody some attention and say you -- how are you thinking about your next steps, do you really think that is the best thing to do...
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum - Life of Lincoln : CSPAN3 : February 18, 2019 12:23pm-1:11pm EST
. it's the old state capital. that's the building in front of which barack obama announced his campaign for the presidency and calm back there to announce the joe biden would be his running mate. that building was the former state capitol became the county courthouse. they built a parking garage underneath and rebuilt the building. it's now land park. it's the old state capital. >> his children think he was targeted. there was a day at the abraham presidential library in springfield. the children think that being convicted is touchy. you know more about this. we should let it be known that the family was happy that it came out that president nixon seem to have a vendetta. >> the next one indicted was not endorsed by the democratic machine in chicago but he was a rebel democratic named dan walker. walker was elected in 1972. walker was a terrific came painer. >> he w -- campaigner. >> he was known as bandana dan. he put on a red bandana. he went to the southern tip of the state. he walked the length of the state in a zigzag getting press coverage everywhere he went. it was this
. it's the old state capital. that's the building in front of which barack obama announced his campaign for the presidency and calm back there to announce the joe biden would be his running mate. that building was the former state capitol became the county courthouse. they built a parking garage underneath and rebuilt the building. it's now land park. it's the old state capital. >> his children think he was targeted. there was a day at the abraham presidential library in springfield. the...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : February 20, 2019 1:07am-1:42am PST
john legend performed, no less. >>> it was so inspiring to hear barack obama and steph curry open up about their struggles as young men. they also both emphasized the importance of a mentor on their paths to success. barack obama showed up on stage in oakland to a rock star's welcome. the former president speaking to the audience about how the shooting death of travon martin led him to start brother's keeper. >> travon could have been my son. >> they are both here for the convention hosted by the obama a organization. it is to reduce youth violence, improve life for boys and create mentoring programs. >> we can all be surrogate fathers and big brothers. >> he sat down with his friend steph curry. both men spoke about their fathers. obama said he only met his father once and curry said his father, del curry, was a tremendous influence. >> how i carried myself at home, how i treated people, whether they could do anything for me or not. the way he carried himself daily, my eyeballs were just locked in. >> i did not have a sense of purpose or a cheer sense of direction through a big chun
john legend performed, no less. >>> it was so inspiring to hear barack obama and steph curry open up about their struggles as young men. they also both emphasized the importance of a mentor on their paths to success. barack obama showed up on stage in oakland to a rock star's welcome. the former president speaking to the audience about how the shooting death of travon martin led him to start brother's keeper. >> travon could have been my son. >> they are both here for the...
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Noticiero Univisión: Fin de semana : KDTV : February 2, 2019 11:30pm-12:00am PST
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trabajado de cerca con el ex presidente barack obama y con hilary clinton. no hay cargos formales contra dani solÍs, que renunciÓ a presidir el comitÉ de chicago, y que informÓ que no buscarÍa la reelecciÓn luego de 23 aÑos como concejal de chicago. la Última vez que se conociÓ de un caso de un concejal de esta ciudad grabando sus colegas fue en los aÑos 90. el concejal no ha respondido a las alegaciones en su contra. fÉlix: la tecnologÍa suele tener un lado oscuro, como con vÍdeos que pueden ser manipulados y poner en boca de un polÍtico, cosas que no ha dicho. uno de los temores en los cÍrculos de poder de los estados unidos, es que estos avances tecnolÓgicos sean aprovechados para interferir en las prÓximas elecciones presidenciales. reportero: ¿cuÁl de estas dos imÁgenes de barack obama es real? la de la derecha es falsa. en esta, la mujeres falsa, pero se usaron las expresiones del hombre. esta es la nueva arma de rusia paracausar gran confusiÓn en las elecciones presidenciales. es n noticias falsas profundas. se trata de la creaciÓn de imÁgenes de vÍd
trabajado de cerca con el ex presidente barack obama y con hilary clinton. no hay cargos formales contra dani solÍs, que renunciÓ a presidir el comitÉ de chicago, y que informÓ que no buscarÍa la reelecciÓn luego de 23 aÑos como concejal de chicago. la Última vez que se conociÓ de un caso de un concejal de esta ciudad grabando sus colegas fue en los aÑos 90. el concejal no ha respondido a las alegaciones en su contra. fÉlix: la tecnologÍa suele tener un lado oscuro, como con...
Noticiero Telemundo 48 al Mediodía : KSTS : February 20, 2019 12:00pm-12:29pm PST
fundada por el expresidente barack obama durante su administracion. es ipirar a los jovenes de color. -- y como nos cuenta sandra bermudez ... el evento cont con la participacivari famosos como "steph curry" y "john legend" nats-- for those of you who don't know me, i'm michelle's husband con un poco de humor . el expresidente barack obama y el jugador de los warriors stephen curry tomaron el escenario el martes frente a unos mil jovenes de oakland con el proposito de compartir un importante mensaje. 38 "i did not have a sense of purpose. or a sense of direction, for a big chunk of my high school years." y hasta comparti anecdotas de su ninez . 38 "i was growing up in an environment as an african-american boy, where we didn't have a large african-american community. so there were all kinds of reasons for why i acted out the way i did. and we didn't have my brothers keeper." el exmandatario afirm que la ausencia de su padre tuvo mucho que ver en su desarrollo al igual que la comunidad donde se crio. 30 "the consistent presence that he had and how he carried himself, and me being
fundada por el expresidente barack obama durante su administracion. es ipirar a los jovenes de color. -- y como nos cuenta sandra bermudez ... el evento cont con la participacivari famosos como "steph curry" y "john legend" nats-- for those of you who don't know me, i'm michelle's husband con un poco de humor . el expresidente barack obama y el jugador de los warriors stephen curry tomaron el escenario el martes frente a unos mil jovenes de oakland con el proposito de...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : February 14, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PST
president barack obama's executive action on immigration 2014. roll it. >> it seems to be about what a political party thinks would make for good politics. it seems to be about what a president thinks would be good for his legacy. those are not the motivations that should be driving such sweeping action, and i think the president will come to regret the chapter history writes if he does move forward. >> things that make you go hmm. now mcconnell is back and president trump's national emergency move -- just listen to what donald trump himself said about -- as i always say there is video and tweet for everything. this is what donald trump himself said about president obama in 2014. by the way a hat tip to our friends at the k file who dug it up. >> now we have executive action and this is very, very dangerous thing that should be overwritten easily by the supreme court. we're looking now at a situation that should absolutely not pass munster in terms of constitutionality. but depends on what these justices do. >> oh, my gosh, my how things have changed. the man who once opposed un
president barack obama's executive action on immigration 2014. roll it. >> it seems to be about what a political party thinks would make for good politics. it seems to be about what a president thinks would be good for his legacy. those are not the motivations that should be driving such sweeping action, and i think the president will come to regret the chapter history writes if he does move forward. >> things that make you go hmm. now mcconnell is back and president trump's...
KRON 4 News at 6 : KRON : February 19, 2019 6:00pm-6:30pm PST
saturday for the next two- weeks. (ken) former president barack obama dined at ayesha curry and michael mina's restaurant... "international smoke" on president's day. mina posted this picture with ayesha... steph... and obama... saying "no greater priviledge than to cook for this man on president's day. thank you for the highest honor barack obama!" (pam) former president obama is in the bay area for a convention in oakland...being hosted by his "my brother's keeper alliance"... that is an organization which promotes racial equality by supporting young men and boys of color. (pam) kron4's jason dumas is live in oakland tonight... where the former president just wrapped up speaking about an hour ago. take jason dumasit was a great day in the city of oakland. one of the biggest and most influential voices in our country in president barack obama joined one of the biggest and most influential voices in the bay area in steph curry.....>take vothe purpose was to create a dialogue and network opportunity for young kids of color. and the kids came from through out our country. i met yo
saturday for the next two- weeks. (ken) former president barack obama dined at ayesha curry and michael mina's restaurant... "international smoke" on president's day. mina posted this picture with ayesha... steph... and obama... saying "no greater priviledge than to cook for this man on president's day. thank you for the highest honor barack obama!" (pam) former president obama is in the bay area for a convention in oakland...being hosted by his "my brother's keeper...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : February 2, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
barack obama broke the color bar. >> exactly. when barack obama was running in 2008, he obviously embraced being african-american, but there was some consultants who said you should distance yourself from that. now we've got two prominent african-americans running in the primary, which is wonderful to see. it's going to be interesting to see thousand two of them adjust their message to compete with certain sectors within the african-american community. >> has there been a zeitgeist change on this question of a black president, to be blunt, since l.a.? >> there's no doubt that barack obama broke the barrier. he was jackie robinson. we just celebrated the 100th birthday of jackie yesterday. so barack obama is jacky robinson. he's not the first person capable of being president, he's the first black person who got a chance to prove that he could do it. jesse jackson wasn't the only one who could be the first ball player but he had the right temperament. grace jones said i may not be perfect but i'm perfect for you. he was perfect for the situation. barack obama was too. now we see th
barack obama broke the color bar. >> exactly. when barack obama was running in 2008, he obviously embraced being african-american, but there was some consultants who said you should distance yourself from that. now we've got two prominent african-americans running in the primary, which is wonderful to see. it's going to be interesting to see thousand two of them adjust their message to compete with certain sectors within the african-american community. >> has there been a zeitgeist...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : February 5, 2019 11:00pm-11:35pm PST
. we had wintry treat, time to brave the cold. >> thanks sandhya. >>> former president barack obama is coming to the bay area, details about the event and other big names. >>> tomorrow on "good morning >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra is >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra is (music throughout) >>> former president barack obama will join warriors steph curry and singer john legend in oakland this month, trio speaking s first national convention for the my brother's deeper alliance. created to bring together young men of color and reduce youth violence, runs three days start february 18th, power lineup, impressive. >> oh, yeah. other -- >> yes? >> other great lineups, trying to make a segue and forgot the word. that's how it goes at 11:00. >> steph curry in charlotte, three-point. boogie on the denny's new super slampler. bacon, eggs, french toast, and buttermilk pancakes for $6.99. male voice: $6.99? are you out of your mind? why are we still out of our minds? denny's new super slampler, all for $6.99. >>> good evening. they don't like t
. we had wintry treat, time to brave the cold. >> thanks sandhya. >>> former president barack obama is coming to the bay area, details about the event and other big names. >>> tomorrow on "good morning >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra is >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra is (music throughout) >>> former president barack obama will join warriors steph curry and singer...
The Journal Editorial Report : FOXNEWSW : February 10, 2019 12:00pm-1:00pm PST
barack obama had 42% and the president's job approval in real clear politics just below 42%, he was starting out somewhere between 38 and 42, the democrats, i think, that maybe the base of the democrats 43% say that all voters say they want to impeach president bush, president trump and 50% disapproved of performance, i think the democrats start 43 to 50, that's not saying the president can't win but he has uphill fight and i think they recognize that by the tone they took and by the direction they took in the state of the union address which really was as dan henninger presidential and also different in tone and in direction than we previously heard the president talk. paul: yeah, more optimistic about the state of the country but also threw marker down to democrats, let's deal with some of the issues that you want. but does president trump need deals on some of these issues to be able to say, look, i've been able to accomplish things or does he have enough already in terms of tax reform and the economy that he doesn't need anything more? >> well, i think -- the answer to that ques
barack obama had 42% and the president's job approval in real clear politics just below 42%, he was starting out somewhere between 38 and 42, the democrats, i think, that maybe the base of the democrats 43% say that all voters say they want to impeach president bush, president trump and 50% disapproved of performance, i think the democrats start 43 to 50, that's not saying the president can't win but he has uphill fight and i think they recognize that by the tone they took and by the direction...
Cavuto Live : FOXNEWSW : February 9, 2019 7:00am-9:00am PST
barack obama. and we're reminded. >> and the g.o.p., remember. >> and molly line is there in the middle of this crowd in lawrence, massachusetts. molly, the venue she picked is important, isn't it? >> absolutely, it is, this is a historic milltown, long past its prime of being a major textile hub more than a century ago. and struggling in the poorest of massachusetts and give her a chance to talk about the things she wants to talk about. fairness for all americans, fighting back against corporations. fighting for the middle classes, for the little guy and kind of the monster she's taken on during the course of her political life and lawrence has been in the cross-hairs heavily criticized by the government to the north and noted as a clearinghouse of illegal drugs pouring into new hampshire and maine. predominantly hispanic, she declared themselves a sanctuary city and sued the government for cutting off fund. so, in a sense, there may be a greater message here, sort of the backdrop where senator warren chose to make her announcement. as you talked about this morning, she joins a
barack obama. and we're reminded. >> and the g.o.p., remember. >> and molly line is there in the middle of this crowd in lawrence, massachusetts. molly, the venue she picked is important, isn't it? >> absolutely, it is, this is a historic milltown, long past its prime of being a major textile hub more than a century ago. and struggling in the poorest of massachusetts and give her a chance to talk about the things she wants to talk about. fairness for all americans, fighting...
Washington Journal 02/18/2019 : CSPAN : February 18, 2019 6:59am-10:01am EST
through the legislative branch and i want your thoughts on why barack obama ranks so low in this leadership category, and is fifth from last in the latest historian survey when it comes to how well he worked with congress. doug brinkley? doug: because barack obama was an island on to himself and he came in and inherited the great recession and had to do some big things with stimulus packages that conservatives didn't like, the bailout of general motors but most importantly the affordable care act or obamacare, when he did it right out of the gate in the first months of office, it triggered the tea party movement and once the tea party movement was born, mitch mcconnell famously said when our republican party is anything that obama puts forward, we're not doing any business on. and you had kind of a stalemate going on, the white house versus congress in the obama years. the president to get higher marks with executive power he started signing executive orders galore particularly the second term but some of them are being undone by donald trump. it's always better if you're preside
through the legislative branch and i want your thoughts on why barack obama ranks so low in this leadership category, and is fifth from last in the latest historian survey when it comes to how well he worked with congress. doug brinkley? doug: because barack obama was an island on to himself and he came in and inherited the great recession and had to do some big things with stimulus packages that conservatives didn't like, the bailout of general motors but most importantly the affordable care...
Inside Politics : CNNW : February 24, 2019 5:00am-6:00am PST
state that barack obama won in '08 and in '12 but president trump won. that's another context going on here as the democratic primary is leaning a little to the left. what does it mean overall? it's not just about the iowa caucuses. it's about november 2020. >> and another test of whether the issues that dominate washington spill over here. we'll see if the mueller report comes out and takes up oxygen. michael cohen will be on capitol hill this week. a sentencing memo filed yesterday against paul manafort. a lot of people hoping for new clues about the investigation. just a damning indictment of paul manafort saying he's been a liar for years. lied to his banks, his own lawyers, lied to the white house, the fbi. no new clues about the scope of the investigation. michael cohen will be on capitol hill this week while the president is on the global stage in his summit with kim jong-un. when cohen is testifying in a public hearing, democrats want to talk to him about debts and payments to influence the election. hush money payments to women who alleged to have affairs with trump. campai
state that barack obama won in '08 and in '12 but president trump won. that's another context going on here as the democratic primary is leaning a little to the left. what does it mean overall? it's not just about the iowa caucuses. it's about november 2020. >> and another test of whether the issues that dominate washington spill over here. we'll see if the mueller report comes out and takes up oxygen. michael cohen will be on capitol hill this week. a sentencing memo filed yesterday...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : February 4, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
may be double or more of what barack obama raised. and there are these continuing questions about, okay, where did all of this money go? did people in the trump organization or the family make any money of this? and who paid where foreigners were paying. i think one note of caution, erin. tom barrick, who ran the inaugural committee, is in many circles one of the most respected people around donald trump. i know the president wanted him to come into the government, but it's just -- it's hard see him sitting over this -- some sort of piggy bank and being content in letting it go. that's not his personality, that's not his reputation. >> no, it isn't, and certainly he runs a publicly traded company. it wouldn't make any sense at all. but the reporting from axios relates to rick gates, his deputy, and a lot more questions tonight. thank you all very much. >>> and next, someone leaks the president's secret white house schedule. the white house tonight responding. >>> plus, intelligence officers reportedly warned to avoid telling president trump any intelligence that contradicts what h
may be double or more of what barack obama raised. and there are these continuing questions about, okay, where did all of this money go? did people in the trump organization or the family make any money of this? and who paid where foreigners were paying. i think one note of caution, erin. tom barrick, who ran the inaugural committee, is in many circles one of the most respected people around donald trump. i know the president wanted him to come into the government, but it's just -- it's hard...
NBC Bay Area News at 11 : KNTV : February 18, 2019 11:00pm-11:34pm PST
-ever convention of my brother's keeper alliance or mbk. former president barack obama will be there tomorrow along with warriors superstar steph curry. the issue, it's all about helping boys and young men of color succeed. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us from the scottish right center on the shore of lake merritt with a preview. and, boy, a lot of people are excited about these headliners. >> reporter: very excited. they had some star power out here tonight as 600 people were honored with a dinner out here. these people come from all over the united states, but they're all under that big umbrella, my brother's keeper. i got a chance to talk to a young man who is being honored out here this week and he is just thrilled to be a part of it all. >>> tonight, the 49ers richard sherman and san francisco mayor london breed. tomorrow, former president barack obama and the warriors steph curry. >> mom's always saying -->> narrator: 11-year-old demetrius of the east oakland youth development center will also be at the convention and he's super excited. >> if it's on a scale 1 through
-ever convention of my brother's keeper alliance or mbk. former president barack obama will be there tomorrow along with warriors superstar steph curry. the issue, it's all about helping boys and young men of color succeed. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us from the scottish right center on the shore of lake merritt with a preview. and, boy, a lot of people are excited about these headliners. >> reporter: very excited. they had some star power out here tonight as 600 people were...
to run and serve with barack obama! >> weathered setbacks. >> you were on the verge of dying, weren't you? >> the hearings caused an incredible backlash. >> and endured devastating personal tragedies. >> we can always get another senator but they can't get another father. >> you cannot lose a child and three months later get on the campaign trail. >> this was a tough one. he said beau was his soul. >> he has stepped off the political stage but doesn't hold back when it comes to an unconventional president. >> i wish during high school i could take him behind the gym. >> we have do reset the moral copp compass in this nation. >> joe feels viscerally this is a guy who talks about representing the people that joe grew up with and has no feel for them. >> does joe biden still have more history to make? >> do i regret not being president? yes. >>> which democratic poses the greatest threat for donald trump. >> >> he is blue collar. he's always been blue collar. he's authentically such. >> do you think you could go to your grave never having won for president? >> oh man you're toug
to run and serve with barack obama! >> weathered setbacks. >> you were on the verge of dying, weren't you? >> the hearings caused an incredible backlash. >> and endured devastating personal tragedies. >> we can always get another senator but they can't get another father. >> you cannot lose a child and three months later get on the campaign trail. >> this was a tough one. he said beau was his soul. >> he has stepped off the political stage but...
American History TV visits Springfield, IL : CSPAN3 : February 17, 2019 2:00pm-4:00pm EST
one that caught everybody's attention, he had sought to profit from the sale of barack obama's senate seat. barack obama was the u.s. toator when he was elected the presidency, of course. that left of the vacancy. the governor appoints the person thatel that seat -- fill seat and will gorge of it was overheard charges -- blogajevich was overheard trying to get the money. >> i don't know if it was give me $1 million or maybe i can get a job or running your association. it was clear. >> that is what got him in hot water. in 2010 andto trial there was a mistrial and there was a retrial and he was found guilty. selling barack obama seat. to 1411, he was sentenced years in prison. in 2012, he started serving the facility on of the the edge of denver. >> the lawyer in chicago was assistant state's attorney, i am not sure the sequence, but he met the daughter of a powerful chicago alderman. and he married her. and kind of moved up the political chain and was interested in running for things. and ended up going to congress and he was in the house and he was the kind of guy who would play arou
one that caught everybody's attention, he had sought to profit from the sale of barack obama's senate seat. barack obama was the u.s. toator when he was elected the presidency, of course. that left of the vacancy. the governor appoints the person thatel that seat -- fill seat and will gorge of it was overheard charges -- blogajevich was overheard trying to get the money. >> i don't know if it was give me $1 million or maybe i can get a job or running your association. it was clear....
KPIX 5 News at 11PM : KPIX : February 21, 2019 1:37am-2:12am PST
president barack obama's my brother's keeper alliance is in the books. >> ♪ i shivered the whole night through. ♪ >> the oakland summit ended with music by grammy winner and oakland native fantastic nebrito. michael bee jordan and ryan coogler, the star and director of the blockbuster movie black panther also appeared. the director of black panther. they give advice to young men and announced a special new program to empower them. >> we are going to select certain young black men, people of color, people from underrepresented groups across the board and place them at major companies throughout the entertainment industry. >> try to listen to the folks around you that you know have your best interests at heart, you know. and almost like to pull from a diverse group. >> michael bee jordan also in black panther. hundreds of young men have participated in the program over the past two days. >>> this might be the craziest video you see all day. >> a skier's trip in utah's backcountry turns into a near death experience. this guy is skiing pretty fast when he takes a tumble and then in
president barack obama's my brother's keeper alliance is in the books. >> ♪ i shivered the whole night through. ♪ >> the oakland summit ended with music by grammy winner and oakland native fantastic nebrito. michael bee jordan and ryan coogler, the star and director of the blockbuster movie black panther also appeared. the director of black panther. they give advice to young men and announced a special new program to empower them. >> we are going to select certain young...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : February 10, 2019 6:00am-6:34am +03
senator cory booker longtime prosecutor and california senator come of the harris and barack obama's former housing secretary julian castro and several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race twenty sixteen democratic camp candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and form about vice president joe biden said in december he is the most qualified person for the job well eric cam is a political analyst author and radio host and he joins us now live from washington d.c. eric as we've just described this is an increasingly crowded field what are elizabeth warren's chances are actually elizabeth warren enters the race actually on a very strong footing she's got an amazing war chest she's got a rabbit base of followers and supporters and she's actually done a lot of the legwork for the all important iowa caucuses so expect elizabeth warren to run really strong and she actually set the pace for the rest of the field as she's already attacked her her space in terms of focus on focusing on working class and middle class voters in workers and we alread
senator cory booker longtime prosecutor and california senator come of the harris and barack obama's former housing secretary julian castro and several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race twenty sixteen democratic camp candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and form about vice president joe biden said in december he is the most qualified person for the job well eric cam is a political analyst author and radio host and he joins us now...
ABC7 News 4:30AM : KGO : February 20, 2019 4:30am-5:00am PST
men and yesterday former president barack obama sat down with warriors guard seven curry for a town hall event in oakland. michael b. jordan and ryan coogler who is an oakland native. kate larsen has the full story. >> barack obama showed up on stage in oakland to a rock star's welcome. the former president speaking to the audience about how the shooting death of trayvon martin led him to start my brothers keeper. >> trayvon could have been my son. >> young men are in the bay area for the two-day mbk rising convention hosted by the obama foundation. >> i am my brother's keeper. >> the goal of the nonprofit is to reduce youth violence and improve life for young men of color and create mentoring programs. >> we can all be surrogate fathers, we can all be big brothers. >> the former president sat down with warriors champion and friend, steph curry in a town hall discussion. both men talk about his father. obama said he met his father once and curry said his father was a tremendous influence in his life. >> how i carried myself in the classroom, how i carried myself at home, how i treat
men and yesterday former president barack obama sat down with warriors guard seven curry for a town hall event in oakland. michael b. jordan and ryan coogler who is an oakland native. kate larsen has the full story. >> barack obama showed up on stage in oakland to a rock star's welcome. the former president speaking to the audience about how the shooting death of trayvon martin led him to start my brothers keeper. >> trayvon could have been my son. >> young men are in the bay...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : February 19, 2019 4:30am-5:01am PST
, former president barack obama is in the bay area. he along with warriors star steph curry plan to host a town hall for obama's foundation. >> my brother's kaep keeper wor support boys and young men of color pete surat. pete suratos is live for us, good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning. former president barack obama speaking at his my brother's keeper conference across the street from the marriott. the three-day conference kicked off yesterday, a big event, a community service event that took place yesterday in west oakland as well as appearances by richard sherman of the 49ers and san francisco mayor london breed that took place later in the day. more than 250 of the my brothers keeper organizations will be here in oakland for this three-day conference, and as far as topics that will be covered at the three-day conference, they'll talk about efforts to reduce youth violence, impablgtful mimpablgctful mentoring, masculinity. my brothers keepers often referred to as mbk was launched five years ago to the former president in response to the shooting death of trayvon martin. t
, former president barack obama is in the bay area. he along with warriors star steph curry plan to host a town hall for obama's foundation. >> my brother's kaep keeper wor support boys and young men of color pete surat. pete suratos is live for us, good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning. former president barack obama speaking at his my brother's keeper conference across the street from the marriott. the three-day conference kicked off yesterday, a big event, a community...
KPIX 5 Noon News : KPIX : February 19, 2019 12:00pm-12:30pm PST
breaking against the president's decision. >>> former president barack obama is expected to make a stop in oakland this afternoon, folks lined up for the my brothers keeper summit going on at the scottish rights center, the first national gathering of mr. obama's foundation. the event is expected to draw hundreds of people, community leaders, bay area groups and celebrities are set to show up. >> john legend, we have barack obama, the 44th president of the united states, of course very exciting, last night we got a chance to see a singer. we are looking forward to all of the artists and special speakers to night. >> the foundation supports boys and young men of color exceptions are going on through tomorrow. >>> a big loss for the world of fashion, karl lagerfeld died at the age of 85. >> karl lagerfeld conquered the catwalk for 5 decade with powder white ponytail, dark suits and tinted glasses. he made his mark on the fashion world serving as creative director for chanel and fendi, lagerfeld's creations were show stoppers on runways and red carpets. >> never wanted a different life. i'
breaking against the president's decision. >>> former president barack obama is expected to make a stop in oakland this afternoon, folks lined up for the my brothers keeper summit going on at the scottish rights center, the first national gathering of mr. obama's foundation. the event is expected to draw hundreds of people, community leaders, bay area groups and celebrities are set to show up. >> john legend, we have barack obama, the 44th president of the united states, of...
KPIX 5 News at 4:30AM : KPIX : February 20, 2019 4:30am-5:00am PST
. it is day 2 of the my brother's keeper oak glen event put on by former president barack obama calling on acsts to impanot pi >> barack obama steph curry took the stage yesterday with the projects designed to uplift young boys and mean through the power of mentorship but some attendees want more. >> there are tougher questions that need to be asked on issues of undocumented youth. >> hopefully they are committed to mark is used in mentorship. >> the town hall tackled wide- ranging issues. steph curry talked about his insecurities as a young man and singer john legend talked about trayvon martin and jordan davis that were killed by gun violence. >> parents and teachers get the yesterday prepare for what is ahead and educators want a 12% right of the next three years. the oakland unified school district is offering a 5% raise in the average teacher salary last year was $63,000. there is a full survival guide for parents to get you through the oakland teachers strike. the last time that teachers walked off the job in oakland in 1 >>> it is 4:39 am. >>> the numbers are out and is the first
. it is day 2 of the my brother's keeper oak glen event put on by former president barack obama calling on acsts to impanot pi >> barack obama steph curry took the stage yesterday with the projects designed to uplift young boys and mean through the power of mentorship but some attendees want more. >> there are tougher questions that need to be asked on issues of undocumented youth. >> hopefully they are committed to mark is used in mentorship. >> the town hall tackled...
more rain later this weekend. (vicki) a big story tonight... former president barack obama just wrapped up an event in oakland. up an event in just wrapped weekend. karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another cool (vicki) weekend.rain later this weekend. (vicki) a big story tonight... former president barack obama in the bay area for an event in oakland. it was the first national gathering of the obama foundation's "my brother's keeper alliance". (grant) steph curry also joined the president for the town hall style meeting. you can see the two walk out to the crowds about an hour ago. it's being held at the scottish rite center in oakland. president obama spoke about the importance of "my brother's keeper alliance". (grant) alliance". keeper "my brother's importance of "my brother's keeper alliance". (grant) the president and curry are still president and the the president and curry are still speaking-- and if you have the kron on app... we are streaming it live. visit kron-on-dot-tv to sign up. we also have a reporter at the event--- and we will bring you a live report once the pre
more rain later this weekend. (vicki) a big story tonight... former president barack obama just wrapped up an event in oakland. up an event in just wrapped weekend. karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another cool (vicki) weekend.rain later this weekend. (vicki) a big story tonight... former president barack obama in the bay area for an event in oakland. it was the first national gathering of the obama foundation's "my brother's keeper alliance". (grant) steph curry also joined the...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : February 19, 2019 1:00am-2:00am PST
debate, but that speech isn't about that debate. that's about donald trump's hatred of barack obama, a hatred that was demonstrated in his repeated references to barack obama's birth certificate, and repeated very derogatory comments he has made about barack obama, even after assuming the presidency. once again, i think there is a psychological obsession here with obama, a hatred for obama. i don't know what drives it, you know, it could very well be because of president obama's race. but the bottom line is that president trump now when he's there in the cat bird seat, he is going to do whatever he wants because he wants that wall. he's never in his life been told he can't have what he wants, whether it's a woman he wants to grab or whether it's a wall he wants. and congress is telling him he can't have the wall, and he is going to insist on getting it anyway he can, whether he tramples on our constitution or not. and it's going to be up to the courts to tell him he can't have it. >> john harris and the always -- yes, john? >> just to make clear, there is a big difference between the e
debate, but that speech isn't about that debate. that's about donald trump's hatred of barack obama, a hatred that was demonstrated in his repeated references to barack obama's birth certificate, and repeated very derogatory comments he has made about barack obama, even after assuming the presidency. once again, i think there is a psychological obsession here with obama, a hatred for obama. i don't know what drives it, you know, it could very well be because of president obama's race. but the...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : February 6, 2019 1:07am-1:42am PST
. >>> former president barack obama is coming to the bay area, details about the event and other big names. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze >>> former president barack obama will join warriors steph curry and singer john legend in oakland this month, trio speaking s first national convention for the my brother's deeper alliance. created to bring together young men of color and reduce youth violence, runs three days start february 18th, power lineup, impressive. >> oh, yeah. other -- >> yes? >> other great lineups, trying to make a segue and forgot the word.
. >>> former president barack obama is coming to the bay area, details about the event and other big names. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" pre yaunk ka chopra beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up...
H.W. Brands on U.S. Entry into World War II : CSPAN2 : February 18, 2019 8:33am-9:20am EST
president of the united states from franklin roosevelt through barack obama agreed wholeheartedly with the two principles, free trade, this makes countries of the world think of what they have in common, how they can do business based on the principle that where goods cross borders soldiers don't have to and it has been -- i'm going say it has been because it's still is in effect, it has been enormously successful in keeping the world at peace. one of the questions i pose today my students is, there was world war i and there was world war ii, why not world war iii and usually some bright student say, well, why no world war iii yet? and the answer is that's exactly right. the answer why no world war iii yet? fact because the pillar one which is free trade, make each country, every other country's customers and the second pillar collective security. make it clear to the world that if there's aggressor out there you're taking on not simply poland and we will start after you. the period that ushered the most profound period of peace in modern history, one can say world history and it's bee
president of the united states from franklin roosevelt through barack obama agreed wholeheartedly with the two principles, free trade, this makes countries of the world think of what they have in common, how they can do business based on the principle that where goods cross borders soldiers don't have to and it has been -- i'm going say it has been because it's still is in effect, it has been enormously successful in keeping the world at peace. one of the questions i pose today my students is,...
KRON 4 News at 6:30 : KRON : February 19, 2019 6:30pm-7:00pm PST
tonight as the mvp is teaming up with former commander in chief barack obama for the 'my brother's keeper national gathering'. let's head back out to downtown oakland where our very own jason dumas is live with the sights and sounds from the festivities. it was a great day in the city of oakland. one of the biggest and most influential voices in our country in president barack obama joined one of the biggest and most influential voices in the bay area in steph curry the purpose was to create a dialogue and network opportunity for young kids of color. and the kids came from through out our country. i met young men from omaha, nebraska.....poughkipsey, new york, and of course kids from the bay area. president obama and steph curry took questions from the young men and gave advice on many issues that young black men face as they navigate their way through life. but the biggest message president obama wanted to go through today was that we are all better if we build one another up instead of tearing each other down. "how i carry myself, how i speak, what i'm educated on,
tonight as the mvp is teaming up with former commander in chief barack obama for the 'my brother's keeper national gathering'. let's head back out to downtown oakland where our very own jason dumas is live with the sights and sounds from the festivities. it was a great day in the city of oakland. one of the biggest and most influential voices in our country in president barack obama joined one of the biggest and most influential voices in the bay area in steph curry the purpose was to create a...
Early Today : WRC : February 21, 2019 3:30am-4:01am EST
-studded cro that included former president barack obama, spike lee, and others. duke's coach k. said williamson had a mild knee sprain and that he doesn't know how much time he'll miss.me while, barack obama showed his support for the young player by wishing him a speedy recover on twitter. nba great lebron james also weighed in on the injury, tweeting, hope young fella is okay. 8 northnd, number carolina upset number 1 duke, mu-72. >>> crs across the country are facing dangerous conditions. a car engulfed in flames was spotted in downtown pittsburgh yesterday where traffic was stalled on snow covered roads. it's unclear how the ire started, but no injuries were reported. and an ohio traffic camera captured a rare event known as thundersnow. you can see the moment lightning flashes through the heavy snowfall. areas around columbus reported over four inches of snow wednesday. >> a lot of us having with that mess i.yesterday. how about a cleanup today? re's janessa webb. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we're finally going to welcome the warmer air, but this stormt system brewi
-studded cro that included former president barack obama, spike lee, and others. duke's coach k. said williamson had a mild knee sprain and that he doesn't know how much time he'll miss.me while, barack obama showed his support for the young player by wishing him a speedy recover on twitter. nba great lebron james also weighed in on the injury, tweeting, hope young fella is okay. 8 northnd, number carolina upset number 1 duke, mu-72. >>> crs across the country are facing dangerous...
93rd Annual Black History Luncheon : CSPAN3 : February 16, 2019 1:47pm-2:36pm EST
belafonte, barack obama's father, but let's talk about me. [laughter] >> i left guyana, south america, to go to school at mcgill university in montrÉal, canada, in 1967. up until that time in guyana i had witnessed a struggle for independence and admired the people who left that struggle -- led that struggle for independence. they were then considered militants. guyana did get its independence in 1966. i had heard dr. marlis king's speech -- dr. martin luther king speech on the march on washington and i had a recording of it. my only other real connection with the struggle and the united states is that my father revered paul -- i arrived in montrÉal, canada, the rise of the black power movement. and when i started telling my friends about the little i knew, they said, no, this is a new era. this is the black power movement. had several demonstrations in montrÉal during that time. the next summer, 1968, i decided to go to new york to spend the summer. and lived in brooklyn. and it was my first time since leaving guyana i had lived in a predominately african-american community. as a
belafonte, barack obama's father, but let's talk about me. [laughter] >> i left guyana, south america, to go to school at mcgill university in montrÉal, canada, in 1967. up until that time in guyana i had witnessed a struggle for independence and admired the people who left that struggle -- led that struggle for independence. they were then considered militants. guyana did get its independence in 1966. i had heard dr. marlis king's speech -- dr. martin luther king speech on the march on...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : February 24, 2019 10:00am-11:01am PST
we were with barack obama. let's let it play out and see where it's going to go. leland: you just made the point yourself that they reneged on a lot of deals. the point is that negotiation. the point is then giving up their nukes. barack obama was the one to sit down with them because he didn't trust them. how is president trump doing any better? >> easily talking to them. leland: talking is the aim? >> we were getting nowhere before. police were going down a path. will we achieve what we want? even the president is downplaying this for a reason. we don't know. leland: richard, unquestionably unquestionably -- >> i don't think it's fair. i don't think we know what it is. leland: i think everyone knows that the desired outcome is, which is north koreans are giving up their nukes. this brings up an interesting point politically. nothing looks more presidential than the president flying on air force one and going to a summit. how do the 2020 dams countered this messaging encounter what is undoubtedly a president looking presidential and doing what presidents do. >> indeed, leland. i
we were with barack obama. let's let it play out and see where it's going to go. leland: you just made the point yourself that they reneged on a lot of deals. the point is that negotiation. the point is then giving up their nukes. barack obama was the one to sit down with them because he didn't trust them. how is president trump doing any better? >> easily talking to them. leland: talking is the aim? >> we were getting nowhere before. police were going down a path. will we achieve...


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What makes RM Guest House different?
Fashion meets hospitality at RM Guest House. Every detail was thought to provide the best feelings and create unforgettable memories. RM Guest House is the summary of our best experiences in other hotels around the globe. Of course we added our own personal touches to it, creating an unique space.
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Q: SQL: Filter rows where event of type A happened without event of type B happening within 1 second of event of type A let's assume I have a Table that looks like this:
timestamp                    event
2021-06-01 12:00:00.000      A
2021-06-01 12:00:00.200      B
2021-06-01 12:00:00.500      C
2021-06-01 12:00:01.700      A
2021-06-01 12:00:02.000      D
2021-06-01 12:00:03.000      B

I want to select timestamps of all events A where event B and C has not happened within 1 second of event A.
So from the example above, timestamp 2021-06-01 12:00:01.700 would be returned.
Preferably in SQL Server, but any SQL syntax will do to help me figure out how to write such query.

A: We can use exists logic here:
SELECT timestamp, event
FROM yourTable t1
WHERE event = 'A' AND
      NOT EXISTS (
          SELECT 1
          FROM yourTable t2
          WHERE ABS(DATEDIFF(ms, t2.timestamp, t1.timestamp)) <= 1000 AND
                t2.event IN ('B', 'C')
      );

Demo
Read in plain English, the above query says to return any record which is an A event, for which we cannot find a B or C event record which is within 1 second or less (either before or after) of the A record.


Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by this year's BGT winner and the stars of the popular Channel 4 school drama, Ackley Bridge.
ALEX and Matt are joined by this year's BGT winner and the cast of the popular Channel 4 series, Ackley Bridge.
Lee Ridley, AKA the Lost Voice Guy, won Britain's Got Talent at the weekend.
Better known as Lost Voice Guy, Lee Ridley, 37, is a stand up comedian from Newcastle.
Suffering from the neurological condition cerebral palsy, Lee is unable to speak.
Instead, he relies on a pre-recorded routine which is played via a voice synthesizer on an iPad.
He impressed the Britain's Got Talent judges and won the hearts of the public this year with his witty humour and impeccable comic timing.
Lee not only reached it all the way to the live final, he was named the winner of BGT 2018.
As well as receiving the £250,000 cash prize, Lost Voice Guy will be performing at the Royal Variety Performance in front of the Queen.
Ackley Bridge is back for series two with its spectacular cast.
Ackley Bridge is a popular Channel 4 drama set in a small Yorkshire town.
The series follows the lives of teenagers after two schools merge due to cuts.
Cast members include Jo Joyner, known for playing Tanya Branning in EastEnders, Paul Nicholls, ex-Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh and Citizen Khan's Adil Ray.
As season two airs tonight (Tuesday, June 5, 2018) on Channel 4 at 8pm.
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