coburn says the man was yelling as he walked by and puppet barked. >> i'm trying to get him. he said, i'm going to kick him. he barked. >> reporter: she says nearby delivery people called police and tried to follow the man. police took puppet to an animal hospital. coburn says tonight will be her first night without her faithful companion in four years. >> puppet's the only thing that gets me through. >> reporter: the security staff who work in this building say a woman who works here who has helped coburn in the past has offered to pay for puppet's care. police and animal care and control are eager to talk to that man. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> the smoke could be seen for miles. firefighters in oakland were quick to put out a fire at a live/work building on add line street. th it happened on the roof, but spread to the third story. firefighters had it under control in about a half an hour. no one was hurt. at this point they're looking into what happened. >>> primary day is tuesday. bay area counties are gearing up

coburn is the admiral who had been in charge of the attack on washington, d.c. and he's the one who had captured washington and had much of the city burned. so when he commands in the south, he lands the ships take possession of the waters around cumberland island. the army, the marines take cumberland island. nd coburn actually makes dungeness plantation his headquarters and all the sea south there along the atlantic coast, the british are raiding those plantations, they're liberating slaves. and hundreds would find their way to cumberland island. cumberland island becomes a depot for slaves. and ned simmons, when given the opportunity, he would immediately volunteer to become a british colonial marine. and in fact in his training as a british colonial marine, he is apparently so adept at handling a musket and dogma nuferes and drills -- maneuvers -- doing maneuvers and drills, that even coburn comments on him, ned simmons, although he's about 60 years old iraqis a fine, outstand -- old, he's a fine, outstanding soldier. t because he's older, coburn said, we'll

it's a cool moment that has turned linda coburn's life on the street upside down. >> got my dog right here and rubbed his chest. he was not moving. >> he was not breathing? >> he was not breathing, he was not moving. >> animal care and control says puppet has a fractured skull. police are searching for this.man. he was last seen walking down stephenson street toward third around 9:0 this morning. the incident started when he was arguing and getting physical with a woman in the annie street alley. coburn says the man was yelling as he walked by and puppet bashgd. >> he turned around and said if you bark at me one more time, and i'm trying to get him, that i'm going to kick him. >> she says nearby delivery people called police and tried to follow the man. police took puppet to an animal hospital. coburn says tonight will be her first night without her faithful companion in four years. >> i have a whole lot of health problems and puppet is the only thing that gets me through. >> jean eli, nbc bay area news. >>> firefighters in oakland worked to quickly put out a fire at a live/work build

coburn is the absolute been in charge of the attack on washington, d.c. and he is the one who had captured washington and that much of the city burned. so when he commands in the south, he lands, the ships take possession of the waters around cumberland island. the army, the marines take cumberland island, and coburn actually makes the plantation his headquarters. and all they see island -- the sea islands along the south atlantic coast, the british are reading those plantations. they are liberating slaves, and hundreds would find their way to cumberland island. cumberland island becomes a depot for slaves, and ned simmons, when given the opportunity, he would immediately volunteer to become a british colonial marine. in fact, in his training as a british colonial marine he is apparently so adept at handling a musket and doing maneuvers and drills that even at low coburn comments on it, that this guy ned simmons, though his about 60 years old, he is a fine outstanding soldier. but because he is older, coburn said will keep ned simmons here on cumberland i

american world champion emma coburn had been gesturing, trying to bring officials‘ attention to the blunderowered at one end but left too high at the other, with several athletes falling over the sloping bar. much simpler to decide the women‘s 800m as south africa‘s caster semenya barely broke a sweat in winning what was a sluggish race, the 27 year old was eight metres clear of the chasing pack as she extended her lead in this event continuing her bid for a third succsssive diamond league title while qatar‘s world champion high jumper mutaz essa barshim was untroubled in winning with a 2.36m clearance to make it three out of three in the diamond league this season. ireland‘s seamus power leads by a stroke on 5—under after the opening round of the stjude classic in memphis. defending champion brooks koepka, despite struggling with injury this season having not played a great deal, is nicely placed in a group of 11 players a shot further back, which also includes phil mickelson, the five time major winner has been runner up in tennessee twice at this event as he prepares for next week‘s us o

when you had the chance and i said why do people think could i have gone to coburn and got rejectedne back to the e-mail exchange that i had had with the teacher, and obviously looking back now it wasn't him, it was my girlfriend so i forward the exchange and i said, you know, is this you? and he confirmed that it was not his e-mail address nor had he ever seen that exchange in his life, so that was -- that was the first step of knowing that something underhanded was afoot. i've got to give credit to my father and got to shout-out happy father's day. >> let me fast forward for just a second because the i don't want to run out of time here. >> okay. >> but this was your girlfriend >> yeah. me who did this to you? >> why? >> i mean, if i can speculate perhaps jealousy played a part in t.perhaps s in. perhaps she didn't want me to leave town but i can't get into the head of someone who would do something like this. >> so you were never able to confront her about it once you put all the puzzle pieces together. >> once all the puzzle pieces were together, i was advised by my parents and

american world champion emma coburn had been gesturing, trying to bring officials' attention to the blunderat the other, with several athletes falling over the sloping bar. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, that's your friday sport briefing. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. in france they are going to be banning mobile phones in schools from septemberfor banning mobile phones in schools from september for kids banning mobile phones in schools from septemberfor kids up banning mobile phones in schools from september for kids up to the age of 15. we have had so many tweets about this. many of them, the majority, by have to say, are in favour of the french government. eric says absolutely a good thing, only cellphones restricted to pa rental only cellphones restricted to parental and emergency contact should be allowed. i do believe cellphones are not allowed at all. emily says here in the us the number of lives in danger from school shootings means it is a sad day when you need a phone because yo

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. >> documentary film maker, lori shineski, along with attorney larry coburn, took up their cause. >>bent on all of us to take a good, hard, honest look at what happened and to the extent possible, try to make it right. >> in 2013, with the help of that former researcher, larry perlman, and after two years of battles, they broke through the jewish board's resistance and got some of the records released. >> all right. let's see what happens. break the disc before i even do anything. there we go. it says film sequence. date of visit, 1/10/68. >> what did you read in those records? >> it's amazing to read some of the stuff about what you were thinking or saying when you were little. a little kid, it's strange. >> dr. bernard, the consultant who advised breaking up twins for adoption, told journalist lawrence wright in the 1990s she had only favored separating twins who had not had time to develop a strong attachment to each other. >> it would be traumatically separating those who had an opportunity to be attached to each other. >> so even the doctor who was saying twins are better if the

. >> reporter: lynda coburn is the dog's owner. >> i'm devastated, you know. he's been my everything. >> reporter: she's had 4-year- old puppet, a chihuahua and jack russell mix, since he was a puppy. she's homeless and sleeps in the alley near annie and market streets where this attack happened. moments before the man did this he was fighting with a woman and things turned violent. >> my dog can feel that anger and he's basically my service dog and he was barking at him. >> reporter: you can see lynda in the video, too, running over scooping the dog into her arms. fortunately for lynda she has a close relationship with the building owners who help her from time to time. they're paying the dog's medical bills and called police who arrived on scene within minutes of the attack. a police officer actually transported the dog in an sfpd vehicle rather than waiting for animal care and control to arrive. now lynda is just waiting for answers hoping puppet survives the night. >> he's the only thing i live for out here. >> reporter: now animal care and control is hand

his dream was to continue studies at the coburn conser conservatory in los angeles.ip, worth $50,000 a year. >> i got the rejection. it was crushing. i >> reportegine the shock, to learn he had been accepted all along. his future, he tells buzzfeed, tw thwarted by a jealous girlfri d girlfriend. >> she was the shoulder i s leaning on. the fact she was the one that did it. >> reporter: it took two years r to un the plot, that she created a fake e-mail to send the rejecti lett to keep him home in canada with her. discovered after he went back to addition again before the clarinet master. >> didn't too happy. he said, what are you doing here? you rejected me? i said, you rejected me., he said you rejected me. i went back and forth a little bit. >> reporter: this week, a canadian judge ruled in his favor, awarding him $300,000 in damages against the now anex-girlfriend. extra $50,000 for her, quote, despicle interference in mr. abramovatz he is studying in nashville and says he has no regrets. >> i still got to do what i set out to do. >> reporter: ending his story of be

so the fact that black people -- if you read larry coburn's book, an interesting book about the ownership of black people by other black people. but that is a distinct minority. the majority of people who owned slaves or owned human beings called slaves are white. and beyond that the laws were created the supreme court didn't say that black people have no rights, that they are bound to be respected by white people. they did not say that white people who are owned by black people should not be respected. the reason they said that, the reason they said what they said is black people are not bound to be respected by white people is because the overwhelming were white. the civil war remembrances are not predicated upon black people of being the owner of other black people. so while your point is interesting for a trivial pursuit game and in mockery of the notion that only white people owned slaves we can find first nation people who own them as well. the overwhelming majority of white people and history supports the the notion that people who were owned were africans and african americans and

to do that john smith did this kind of thing over over maastricht twenty five years ago and now coburn is doing the exact opposite. of john smith he's withholding the dagger in order to keep the british project afloat that's my reading of the situation but those are a lot of things not just many a slip can happen we know in the autumn in the us a huge number of unsolved questions on the camel has been kicked down the road in numerable some point leaves matters are going to come to the touch is it possible for the prime minister to continue to pursue the evil day if she keeps on perspiring things i think she may have to. pay a very heavy price for that i mean we just reading today that the final deal may not be negotiated until the seminar that's free months before you know we leave the european union in other words and it was originally meant to be in a gambit negotiated by this month and so there's going to be a period of chaos and that is i think the moment of macs. some danger for the government when she comes back from brussels with that final deal and it goes to the commons and th