did he view clovis as security against a total break with his family. could go get her fathom then that at the end of his life he would be alone for second by all on the other side of the world. when father and son arrived in paris they endured cold and misery gauguin looked in vain for work he finally decided to sell some paintings from his collection to survive. dear metter you enjoy the advantages of marriage without being troubled with a husband whereas i am driven from my home and how am i living between four walls a bad a table no fire no company. clovis is heroic when we sit together of an evening at our table before a bit of bread and a slice of ham he never thinks of the dainties he used to be given he says nothing lasts for nothing. again may have been exaggerating somewhat but his situation was undeniably hard. for a while he hopes to earn a living as a ceramicist. his first attempt at stone where were executed at any place workshop exude a ruggedness and power not yet achieved in his paintings. god gave man a little bit of mud with a little

carter page, and same clovis and george panpap. we have some reports of what went on. i spent a lot of time talking to sam clovis recently and there is so much to say we don't know and spy or informant doesn't give us answers. >> lou: can you argue the point of a good ango saxon word spy. sent there to spy and reporting back what he or she was spying on to masters that are spy masters, are they not? why is there a reticence by the world and chuck schumer so comfortable giving directions to the compliceit left wing national media shouldn't there be a veil between him and the independent press. nschumer said if you mess with the intelligence community they have six ways and sunday to get back at you. he is well versed in these things. >> lou: well versed or informed. >> i have no problem using the word spy. bullpen the whole thing. . this person clearly contacted members of the trump campaign on behalf of the f.b.i. and was reporting back. and seemed to be talking to members as a way to get to other members. and then bringing up the whole question of hillary clinton's de

<(julee nielsen/clovis parent)"i was really shocked at the aggressiveness of the employee that attackedother one. i wish i knew what their conversation was but i think that's pretty shocking, especially when you're at work and you're around little kids."> <(minta keller/clovis parent) "to know that someone who hasn't learned to contain their emotions and learned to take something somewhere else if they're that passionate - it's unfortunate."> now the girl's parents are suing the preschool for negligence -- for how it hires...trains and supervises employees. <(elena mendoza/krqe news 13) "this isn't the first time the school has come under fire. back in 2015, a child went missing here and was found outside alone"> the preschool says it has owned up to that incident... and has since put more security measures in place... but says they don't think they could've prevented this one. we're told they conduct background checks on all employees... and called c-y- f-d and law enforcement immediately after it happened. <(hal greig/lawyer for future generations) "if there is service of a lawsuit, t

meeting with campaign aor carter page, sam clovis. the strzok-page text referring to oco nurks s lures. that's spies not in the continental united states. comey's house testimony confirming the existence of a classified investigation. former national intelligence director james clapper admitting the fbi ran informant on the campaign officials and it was quite a common occurrence. the obama justice department and the fbi used the steele dossier paid for by the democratic national committee and the ton campaign. that piece of fiction used to obtain fisa court warrants against carter page and presumably on thers under surveillance. >> that was spying, too. as well as collection of records undeknowns to carter page. this was a counter-intelligence investigation so they felt able to use spies in two different ways. for gowdy to say that term isno. well, mr. gowdy, it was a counter-intelligence investigation. lou: they are parsing their dpestles of the deep state but they are careless as hell when it comes to defend be the interests of the

primer y tercer sÁbado del mes, las oficinas estÁn abiertas, incluyendo la ubicaciÓn en fresno, el clovis por internet. >> es bueno saber eso, pero se me hace... reportera: fausto y no hace lo mismo, en su caso los realizÓ knight, porque no tiene una computadora. palmira: en pantalla puede ver las oficinas de nuestra regiÓn que estarÁn ofreciendo servicios limitados dos sÁbados. separar a niÑos de sus padres no es una crisis fronteriza. ya estÁ sucediendo tambiÉn a travÉs del paÍs. organizaciones por inmigrantes presionan a demÓcratas y republicanos, sobre todo a los legisladores que quieren sino varias propuestas que buscan proteger a inmigrantes indocumentados si embaraza el congreso. cansados del actual ambiente por parte del gobierno federal, un mexicano se auto deportÓ, sÓlo para encarar una desgracia mayor en su pueblo de origen. >> yo le dije a mi hermano que no se fuera, que estuviera aquÍ. norma: se repetÍa su hermano pedro, le respondÍa. >> que se sentÍa estresado, que porque este presidente iba a sacar a los indocumentados, que se sentÍa estresado porque no podÍa vivir ni un dí

. >> army soldiers that clovis spent 11 months in syria and only communicated with his family throughkype. his little girl was not the only one getting a surprise when he came home yesterday. a group of more than 60 motorcyclists on hand to escort him to her daycare. i want to hear her voice again, that's what got me. it was so cute. >> that was in missouri. that is too sweet. >> totally. >> you two had kids that age, are they always that sweet? >> we recommend you having some. >> thanks for watching. the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:30 am. it's the terrible twos.. >> thanks for watching. have a good night. ♪ marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> from san francisco's mission district, this is the 2018 carnaval grand prix on kpix 5, celebrating the roots of carnaval. >> good morning, welcome to the carnaval 40th anniversary parade, i am joined here with joe vazquez, i am christin ayers, and we a

now joining me in our studio sale the sons of clovis acosta finance. brazil's most famous fan for twenty five years plus followed the brazilian national team watching them play in more than one hundred fifty games sadly his last major tournament was the disappointment of brazil falling short on home soil in twenty fourteen when the host defeated seven one by germany but it is nonetheless a great honor to franken gustavo damask a no i haven't got the pronunciation right perfect frank the star bowed out i want to you know risky taking your hands of this precious looking trophy first of all what is this and why do you graces with this presence amazing in. your own personal copy. yeah this history is very beautiful our father earn dystrophy from good friend in brazil and he decided to carry by the road during the words and during their world cup in two thousand to ban in korea. get a little bit famous and the rest of the story i think the people know the cross was unlike many many newspapers and. internet in the world what was it about your father that peo

. >> papadopoulos and then they reach out to sam clovis, and here's the thing. in "the new york times" and their big article, they said at least one person so there is the possibility that there was more than just stuff on the halter. >> so it looks like they were trying to get all of the ex-ascent nationalists. stephen miller is really a russian plant. but again, the timeline is is important because we don't have documents, do we? we don't have a lot of fbi documents from that time. before31st. that's why you are gradually getting the text. >> we heard from papadopoulos and others that the russi wereing to dirt on hillary, but not person in the trump campaign went to the u.s. authorities, not one. that's a fact. >> laura: do you think this papadopoulos -- this character accompanies trolling bars in london and going to trump tower and saying, i'm going to set up this. >> i think we have like, the deck of cards in iraq. all faces with every title. guys, fantastic as always. up next and the angle i will reveal the real reason that the democrats big midterm electio

clovis teacher wh was being used out of >>> nbc bay area responds to a teacher whose debit card was being used out of state while she was in the classroom. >> they turned to the consumer team when the bank won't reimburse her for the theft. chris chmura has our response and a lesson for everyone. >> when christine frazier saw bank transactions totaling $2,300 in arizona, she knew she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card. and she immediately reported the activity to chase and at first the bank returned the funds. but then it reversed course. and told her the items do not require any correction. christine said she couldn't believe it. how could the bank conclude she was using her debit card in phoenix while at work 600 miles away here in california. that is when christine asked for our help. we contacted chase and it credited her back the full $2370.44. we asked chase to explain what happened but it only told us we looked into this as soon as we heard about it and we're glad that we were able to make the customer

the informant we hear about approached carter page, sam clovis, george papadopoulos, figures and theampaign. very friendly approaches, oh, we need to have coffee. i've read some of your stuff, you do a great job, let's talk. in the case of papadopoulos, reportedly, was saying, you know the russians in these emails, getting information out there. >> tucker: let me ask really quick, you are journalist. i keep hearing people say, we know that's not t true. it has other information arisen that i somehow missed that proves what you just said false? >> no. this actually happened. this is a semantic right people are happening. >> tucker: hockey is what we are lying? they are lying, mischaracterizing this on purpose to hide some things for political purposes. >> the president said they must try to knock it off. >> tucker: i thought i was going crazy. byron york, thank you. an fbi informant reporting to the obama justice department did secretly gather information on trump campaigner officials, but never told the trump campaign about that. all the usual geniuses demand that you not call this s

the informant that we hear about most often approached carter page, sam clovis, george papadopoulos, are figures in the trump campaign. kind of very friendly approaches. oh, we need to have coffee. i have read some of your stuff. do you a great job. let's talk. and then in the case of papadopoulos, at least reportedly was saying well, you know about the russians in these emails. getting information out of that person. >> tucker: let me ask really quick because you are a journalist and you cover. this i keep hearing people say we know that's not true. has other information arisen that i somehow missed that prove what you just said false? >> no. this is -- this actually happened. this is a big semantic fight people are having. >> tucker: they are lying. they are mischaracterizing this on purpose to hide something that happened for political reasons. >> i think the biggest reason is the president said this, they must try to knock it down. >> tucker: i thought i was going crazy watching this stuff. >> that's a fact. >> tucker: byron york, thank you. reporting to the obama justice departm

they have a deal with clovis oncology so since neck tar was such a slam to the downside - >> wow >> theses have some breakthroughs coming in breast cancer so i would say iimu. >> i don't own any biotech now >> why not >> i sold for a gain, i just kind of find value elsewhere i think the medical device industry is much more attractive at this point. i own a big slog of baxter, but i like zimmer as an up and tot. >> i thought the data over the weekend was compelling if i am going anywhere would be that one and i have been buying johnson and johnson and not on this kind of play though >> sgood you mentioned that. i never seen j.j. this teep in my life. >> i am not saying that you should buy it for tomorrow i am saying that i have not seen a chance to buy j&j and put it away in ages everyone acts as it is about to fall off a cliff they got eight drugs in their pipes that are billion dollars drugs. >> next in the blitz southwest and macy's, "halftime" is back in two-minutes many small businesses, from kitchens to facrionactors, rely on their equipment to serve customers every day. when equipme

then he and clovis martin, two brothers who had originally been streetcar conductors felt very sorryor those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage, so they set out with their french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed a whole family so they sketch out on a piece of brown paper just how long that both would have to be and they did one other innovationit. instead of it being slightly pointed as a traditional bag would be, they blunted the ends so that whoever got and the cut of the sandwich wodn't get the short end of the deal. so the sandwich gets its name from the streetcar strike and there is a poor boy low and we do know how to spell it. it's not po' boy but the po' boy logo was a result of that. this is an off the menu ecial meal at tujague's. this is been on the menu about 1914. the second ohat wner t tujague's were partners. and madame castor and her husband john had been involved working for the madame whose lace was here before it was tujague's. that's where she learned the special preparation of chicken bond from. it is unique

they range from michael caputo, sam clovis, mike flinn, donald trump junior and carter page.re asking for records about individuals. based on my experience with this issue, this is the kind of letter they send when they are shooting darts at a target. not shooting darts in the dark if you get my drift on that. the justice department and the f.b.i.'s position is that this is an ongoing investigation and have to protect sources and methods. they're like the lifeblood of the f.b.i. operation, this would be an obstacle even if it wasn't so political and part of the russia campaign, bill. >> bill: take us through the heart of that matter. do the documents hold all the answers? is that what republicans are essentially saying? >> well, right. this is the situation where they've had a handful of classified briefings about this pre-july 2016 time period and intelligence activities by the f.b.i. about the russia collusion investigation. the lawmakers want to see the raw data and the documents themselves. so the intelligence reporting were confidential human sources used and who directe