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and judge, the stuff is unforgivable. will the public get to know it. and they will get more information. he has given data. >> and he's giving them a serious risk and nefarrious elements that we and the public is not hearing and he will be debriefed for sure. >> the 911 call and we'll start that. one of the things he said to the 911 operator, that he admits his friend had the gun. but i told him to hold it and it was storage. he didn't know it would be used in a terrorist act. >> i don't think the 911 call has any impact. he said i know there would be be the guns traced back to me. and when you read the affidavit. he anyhow they would be used for terrorist purposes. there is a potential plot. and that is chilling and available for anyone to read. and that was about a month ago. and he admits that the life turned ri tickulous. and he is almost painting a picture of remorse. and setting it up crazy time in his life. people are doing bad things. and that is when they wonder. where they falls on this. and that is in previous years. and they do them and reg

he was bushido in many ways, very japanese, he was unforgiving.n the early days he used to hit the kids with a stick help had a big bamboo poll and would walk up and down the pool and pull the drowning kids out of the water, girls and boys. he was really tough on kids. the girls had it really hard. the one swimmer who was the real star in the late '30s and '40s was few fujii fujiko. and he was hard on her, harder than the boys he took her and sat her down before her national championship meet -- she was national champ two years in a rockier qualified for the '40 olympics and he it's her eat rahrish, hardly cooked steak because it would be good for her. he wanted to strengthen her. the sad part about her story is that she has never been recognized, i think gender plays a huge role here. and never recognized for her degrees mass. she dropped out of swimming, took job at the maui book store for the rest of her life, and never told her children to this day. never told her children before she died almost, about her swim career. her son, who lives in ma

stopping on the tracks and please don't run the light to beat the crossing arms 20 ton trains are very unforgiving>> stanley:now i know whey they invented self driving cars, it was mountain view in mountain view stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: the hover-board craze may be catching on like wild-fire. >> pam: .but in washington state yesterday , one of them actually burst into flames. >> pam: witnesses said they heard an explosion and saw the board catch fire, followed by a strong odor and the sound of alarms. >> pam: mall employees grabbed fire extinguishers to put out the blaze. >> pam: .but one witness said once the board was covered with fire retardant, it exploded again. >> pam: a fire official said crews think the battery- powered device overheated. no one was injured. >> pam: tonight. we're learning more about the sheriff's deputy who is being called a "hero" in last week's san bernardino shootings. >> pam: we will into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. >> pam: deputy geor

he's, he can be kind of unforgiving. i mean, there's forgiveness in there, but you really have to work for it. santa claus, like, he may know who's naughty and who's nice, but he never does anything about i. he's kind to animals, he always shows up for charity eventings. he's just a great guy, lovable old elf. santa claus is a better deal than god in every respect except there is no santa claus. >> host: p.j. o'rourke is our guest, and he will be with us now for about 40 minutes to take your calls. we're going to put the phone numbers up on the screen, we want to hear from you. 202-748-8200 if you live in the east and central time zones, 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific. you can also send a text message to mr. o'rourke, this is not a phone call message, this is a text message. 202-717-9684 is the text if you want to send a text message to p.j. o'rourke. you did mention that you have enjoyed this political season more than any other. what is particularly -- what has particularly caught your eye? >> gu

for some people no stopping on the tracks pleased to run the lights went to a train transit very unforgiving now an ally they have self invite self driving cars. >> reporter: >> catherine: still had rain weans waves keeping an eye on the storm on the the the area right now like to expect this evening and then winter storm warning getting the sierra of the highly patrol and leaving the ski country as it continues into the second on kron 4 news at 6 >> catherine: fresh round of rain hitting the bay area right now lives to and tracker is chilling abandon chalice of the across parts of the east and south they bombed this is on a late evening a villain the need everyone. >> catherine: team coverage charles clifford is on a busy stretch of i 80 as a driver's head home. this on san francisco side of the golden gate bridge. and with brian vatican and the weather center tracking conditions little drama tonight. >> reporter: the across the bay area most of this fear of san jose as we got into a section morgan hill deal really considering picking up shortly also light scattered showers now into the nor

we should condemn all forms of this unforgivable issue. be completely in support of a motion area thank you. -- of a motion area thank you -- motion. thank you. [applause] >> somebody from london? you in the third row. yes, thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. suffice to say people think racism is an issue of the past. ,nfortunately in my borough racial attacks are going up 1%. we know the british youth are more diverse than their parents. but we need to combat racism. we need to challenge ourselves and ask questions to everyone we know of. more portly the u.k. parliament needs to -- more importantly the u.k. parliament needs to ask if we are representative of the u.k.. that is where we start. [applause] >> we get a contributor from yorkshire. i am slightly concerned you will fall over jumping up and down with such enthusiasm. now shout be heard. -- you shall be heard. >> my name is larry. . i don't think this is an exaggeration. hatred, intolerance, and ignorance. the best way to combat that is by saying young people do believe this is wron

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