>> herman fusiler: that's what makes it zydeco.move that from the music, a lot of times it's just rap with an accordion. or rock & roll with an accordion. you still have that -- >> sid: hip-hop stuff. i'll tell you what, i can call my momma, she's 85, right now on the phone. and she'd want to talk to me in french. my grandma couldn't speak nothing else. >> dave: right. >> anthony: i'm having lunch today with historian and radio dj herman fusiler, creole cowboy, dave lemelle, and musically inclined business owner, sid williams. the spot is laura's plate lunch ii. popular all the time, but particularly busy on sundays after church. rice and gravy, fried fish, ribs and smothered stuffed turkey wings, which i am all over like a heat-seeking missile. damn. that looks serious. >> sid: mhmm. >> dave lemelle: when you say louisiana, they think of cajun. cajun is a big part of louisiana, but creole is a big part of louisiana too, you know. >> anthony: it used to be native to louisiana. >> herman fusiler: yeah. >> anthony: that was the origi

welcome to the program i met herman u.s. president donald trump has arrived in singapore for tuesday's highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong un troops plane landed at a military base after traveling from the g. seven summit into back kim arrived earlier today the summit will be the first time that a north korean leader has met with a sitting u.s. president is expected to discuss jong un's nuclear arsenal and possible efforts to formally end the korean war. the north korean leader almost never travels outside of his own country which is one of the reasons that since the moment he arrived in singapore he's been the focus of intense interest. flashing lights motorcades all the usual hallmarks that accompany a visiting head of state except this couldn't be more unusual north korea's leader kim jong il has arrived in singapore ahead of talks with u.s. president donald trump it's the first summit of its kind between a north korean leader and a sitting u.s. president. singapore's foreign minister he met came o

>> herman sarge. yes, sir. >> well, your father herman is looking down.ry proud of you. >> oh, he's still alive. [ laughter ] >> oh, he is? then he's even more proud of you. [ laughter ] >> seth: so we don't often agree with donald trump on this show, but i kind of have his back here. which brings us to a new segment called "i also thought that guy's dad was dead." ♪ >> seth: i also thought that guy's dad was dead. [ laughter ] i mean, i'm super, super happy he's not. but that's also what i thought. [ light laughter ] >> this has been "i also thought that guy's dad was dead." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: see? we can agree every now and then. a washington state woman has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly attacking her boyfriend with a samurai sword after she found the dating app tinder on his phone. when reached for comment the man said, "this, rebecca. this is the kind of stuff i'm talking about." [ laughter ] a family in colorado is claiming they bought a box of quaker oats cereal from walmart that had expired 21 years ago. the family

she was introduced by aclu president susan herman. this is 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you. it is my great on earth to be introducing our next speaker today, the persistent senator elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] >> as most of you know mitch mcconnell and his republican colleagues did stop from reading her warnings about attorney general nominee jeff sessions on the floor of the senate, and what senator mcconnell said at the time was she was warned, she was given an explanation. nevertheless, i think you all want to say theexthree words with me -- nevertheless, she persisted. senator warren did persist and to read coretta scott king said letter to millions of people on facebook live, and mitch mcconnell smug victory lap, turned into a mean as you all know. how many of you seen that meme? habit if you've seen on the t-shirts? w many of you have the t-shirt? there you go. how many of you seen the tattoo? [laughing] i think that's a whole idea persistence is an apt description only of that moment that of e

i'm almost tempted to tighten the book how the cia made me sleep with people you herman because there are. actions to. other republican movements in northern ireland during this period but that's completely irrelevant when it comes to your defense of wrongly convicted republicans what interested you so much and i don't know when you were considered it wasn't a good career move a lawyer for terrorists judges would one top judge here on his way to the house of lords took a liking to me and he called me into his room and said you must be careful of the cases you take you'll end up doing bomb cases and this was the attitude of britain's senior judges that that only. larry can lawyers took bomb cases and yet these were the cases that destroyed the image of british justice when so many were found to be wrongful convictions so it was strange to me coming idealistically from a sprayer believing that one of the finest goals for a lawyer was to defend those who were demonized and possibly wrongfully charged as the many irish people were to find that this was the wrong attitude you don't find it

stuart: stay there, herman, more for you in just a second.check out the money for the day, we will open up ever so slightly, around 25,300, maybe 400, we are up there. look at tesla, it's cutting 9% of workforce, it's about 4,000 jobs, most of the cuts will be salaried employees, not assembly line workers. musk calls the move difficult but necessary. the stocks closed at all-time high. environmental group backed by the liberal billionaire tom in very hot water for hiring convicted felons to knock on doors and collect signatures, full details coming up. president trump gets summit in north korea and all he gets from the left is scorn and criticism. they won't give him any credit. we will be back. after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. stuart: well, look at this.

steve herman is white house bureau chief with voice of america news.unsel robert mueller has filed new criminal charges against president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort. he and a former aide are accused of obstructing justice by tampering with witnesses. mr manafort has disputed the charges, but mr kilimink has yet to respond. with more, here's the bbc‘s peter bowes. two new charges, obstruction of justice and conspiracy to construct justice and conspiracy to construct justice and conspiracy to construct justice and they stem from allegation that he had attempted allegedly to tamper with witnesses. using a mobile phone and a device, an application that was used to try to get to people that would give evidence at his future trial. the second person is facing the same charges. he has been described as a right—hand man in ukraine and with connections to russian intelligence. as far as paul manafort is concerned, he is due back in court at the end of next week when a judge will consider his conditions of bail. and there is a possibility tha

steve herman is white house bureau chief with voice of america news.peaking to him later in this bulletin so do stay with us for that. the us special counsel robert mueller has filed new criminal charges against president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort. he and a former aide — konstantin kilimnik — are accused of obstructing justice by tampering with witnesses. mr manafort has disputed the charges, but mr kilimink has yet to respond. let's get more form our north america correspondent peter bowes. explained the significance of the latest developments. the charges showed that robert mueller is putting maximum pressure on paul manafort, the former campaign manager. two additional charges: obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice. these stem from charges that we heard about earlier this week that heard about earlier this week that he had attempted to essentially tamper with witnesses, using a mobile phone and a device, an application that was used to try to get to people that would give evidence at his future trial. as you

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police say two days ago his landlord, 75-year-old herman levi little showed up with a gun at his apartment ready to murder him. >> no one heard the gunshot because he had a silencer on the gun and no one heard an argument because there was none. >> reporter: two days ago police shut down essex street, surrounded the apartment and arrested levi on the spot. dottie says timothy had an agreement with his landlord that he the company pay rent due to a recent medical -- that he couldn't pay rent due to a recent medical emergency. >> he's been living there five years and always had a great relationship with the landlord, so we're all baffled how this could even happen. >> reporter: police records show timothy was able to lock levi out after being shot, but the landlord used his master key to unhock the door and shoot at him again -- unlock the door and shoot at him again. next timothy ran for his live and landed at the dispensary across the street where guards and paramedics saved his life. >> it's just very overwhelming because we are living in such a difficult time right now and with the rent

been waiting for is finally here the twenty eighteen world cup is underway and our very own matt herman from d.w. sports is on the set with me to talk us through the opening day and to take a look ahead at what's to come in this separate state just tournament but first let's take a peak at how russia kicked things off in black she started. with the moscow streets full the fans owns in the russian capital as busy as could be the new sneaky stadium bursting at the seams and the world of football watching closely the opening ceremony had a lot to live up to plenty of pressure on robbie williams shoulders then. the pop star had been accused of selling his soul to putin by agreeing to take part though neither he nor the eighty thousand fans inside the stadium appeared especially fans it seems putin's stated principle of keeping sports and politics apart is widely shared. williams was joined for a duet by russian operatic singa lena. a collaborative rendition of his song an angel's hitting a harmonious note an atmosphere unlike those that football grounds are used to. but this isn't just any

another team is very hard to judge it's going to be a very interesting day fascinating stuff matt herman from sports breaking it all down for us thank you so much. on a somber note now the ashes of british physicist stephen hawking have been buried in westminster abbey and london hawking's remains will lie in a corner of the abbey that honors some of britain's greatest scientist more than a thousand people attended the service of thanksgiving for hawking's life he conducted groundbreaking research into black holes on the origin of the universe and he died in march at the age of seventy six. well the day is nearly done with the conversation always continues online you can find us there at sarah kelly t.v. is my hash tag ceasing. all for sick and lacking right. more and more americans feel they're being marginalized club was these people want to change that oh the poor people's campaign. when this movement for economic justice is gaining momentum throughout the country. three times in the next g.w. . the school. an exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people

another team is very hard to judge it's going to be a very interesting day fascinating stuff matt herman from sports breaking it all down for us thank you so much. on a somber note now the ashes of british physicist stephen hawking have been buried in westminster abbey and london hawking's remains will lie in a corner of the abbey that honors some of britain's greatest scientists more than a thousand people attended the service of thanksgiving for hawking's life he conducted groundbreaking research into black holes of the origin of the universe and he died in march at the age of seventy six. well the day is nearly done with the conversation always continues online you can find us there at sarah kelly t.v. is my hash tag ceasing. to. move. move your. car for our. culture. hair. superman. superfood stylish dialogue color code letter. life style zero. the moment. your hand stars deliver a rousing performance of. chamber music down it's called. the british cross of the band bandit. good concert movie. earth. home to millions of species a whole lot more saving. me as much as on those are big

another team is very hard to judge it's going to be a very interesting day fascinating stuff matt herman from d.w. sports breaking it all down for us thank you so much. on a somber note now the ashes of british physicist stephen hawking have been buried in westminster abbey and london hawking's remains will lie in a corner of the happy that honors some of britain's greatest scientist more than a thousand people attended the service of thanksgiving for hawking's life he conducted groundbreaking research into black holes of the origin of the universe and he died in march at the age of seventy six. well the day is nearly done with the conversation always continues online you can find us there at sarah kelly t.v. is my hash tag ceasing. to. the mother of. the most of them. cool. her. home from the other lands urgently needs a new kidney. but it's hard finding a donor with the right match. so he's taken matters into his own hands on social media. will he find the right donor in tommy. or dying to live organ donation via facebook or. even next. higher. and higher further and further dirtier an

mint at the herman leonard museum.urricane katrina the jazz exhibit was moved out and put in storage until basically now. we have slowly but surely started taking the instruments and artifacts out of the archive and putting them back here are your slowly but surely having instrument cases me, the women of note exhibit, the gonzales bureau. slowly but surely we have been museum.a jazz the eventual plan is to turn the an 8000econd floor into square foot history of jazz in new orleans exhibit. new orleans jazz brings to mind a kind of collectively improvised dance music. influenced by blues and spirituals and ragtime and other things that have come through the crescent city. ♪ jazz starts new orleans for a lot of different reasons. one is that new orleans is a huge port town so lots of cultures that contributed to jazz came here through the port, people bringing goods either from europe or from the caribbean. northern parts down to mississippi. there also was a large presence of enslaved africans here. the laws governing

thank you very much, steve herman. colombia has a new president—elect.igned to change the 2016 peace agreement with farc rebels — beat his leftist rival, gustavo petro, who's a former guerilla. mr duque also wants to introduce tougher punishments for war crimes committed by the rebels. earlier i spoke to the bbc‘s katy watson in bogota and i pointed but in the end that wasn't the case. indeed, ivan duque got about 54% and gustavo petro about 42%. very early on, we could see that duque was clearly the winner. the results came through within about an hour, which seems record here, the fact that it happened so quickly. so ivan duque is another win for the right in this politically conservative country. i think they were very keen on making sure they could win over the colombians, because this has been a deeply polarising election. on the one hand, you had right—wing mr duque. and he was also — he was backed by the former president, alvaro uribe, who is still the most popular politician in colombia. there were chants of uribe, there were also chants of duque

right now you can always go to our web site that is dot com about herman ember land thanks so much for joining us to reconsider. the. global inequalities. what does inequality mean. well. to the media. joining in discussion and how the new. media forum twenty eight. yeah i do know still and i think one day this war will be considered a cruel and unjust war abroad. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child will be from their homeland if the enemy invades. no one wants russia here a bomb is going to which is the. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. louis. hi and welcome to a keno favorite edition on international stars from germany now it used to be when a german actor went to hollywood they had to make do playing the third nazi from the right but no longer german formers now are making a big without resorting to tired stereotypes or do they show we're looking at seven international stars from germany and at the roles that made their careers we start with a trio who could hardly be more different two women one man three faces of a

in 6f, sergeant sarah herman has just learned that the agitated inmate is headed her way. >> right now i'm getting a new arrival from the booking area. my booking sergeant just called me and told me this gentleman is not happy. taking one, two, three, four, five, six. so once he's out of their custody, we try to bring it down just a little bit emotionally so that he doesn't cause any disturbance in my area. >> thank you, gentlemen. we appreciate it. >> we'll talk as soon as we get you secured in a cell. >> here it is. >> bring your hands forward. there you go. >> thanks, sarge. >> the inmate is brian singletary. he's serving a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including assault on a law enforcement officer, carrying a concealed firearm and possession of cocaine with intent to cell. here's here on an appeal. >> what is your complaint? >> my complaint is i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. you know, i mean, so i don't know what has been taken and what's not been taken. >> okay. we h

and this guy oettinger who is good herman oettinger a german politician and now a european commissioner he's saying that because the markets have reacted so negatively that italian voters should basically learn a lesson and not vote for a populist again right the key phrase there is the markets will teach quote the markets will teach according to the technocrat the german that as we've been saying again going back to two thousand and eight so almost ten years i've been saying this concept which i will say again there's something called market fundamentalism it's a belief that markets are all knowing all seeing and that the people in the technocratic space defer to markets as fundamentalists or as fanatics will if you refer to religious fanaticism and so he believes that the markets know all and that the markets are punishing attalia and without giving notice and and being honest in that the markets are manipulated and many of the ways that we have discussed on this show this is a market manipulation scheme made to smash and grab the assets of italy by the way they have thousands of tons

herman who works with the police chase they say why do you run a different i if you're i could see but i did not know i was wanted for murder alone for world there's a gun in the truck i'm going to make the deal i'm outside of the city limits or i'm supposed to be i'm going back to do. refuse to talk to the police about you know or use one up all sorts refuse such police period. i mean because i know how it is isis eeriest charge and i've been involved because i know how they do things so i'm not talking we all do without an attorney. but why didn't he when he don't hate us because. you know i said. i was caught up in history cultural my ass it we don't talk to the police you don't form one of the people right but what if you know that it can be i mean i'm not saying it's right or wrong you know sam i mean if it was like a child or some might that some might hurt a child in this there's different you know i mean this is i'm thirty one years old now so i see the nonsense and his quote unquote rules all these drug dealers and stuff and gamers stuff. i'm not saying it's right but it's wha

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essential allies association of cryptocurrency and watch the board members from russia happens to be herman can make up the former and by his or to the russian president who has been taking an active role watching the developments in russia the last couple of consumers we always had quite a strong school of cryptography and a lot of us business lays the foundation to many key technologies in the book chain for example vitaly group theory and with a theory i'm also a joke that an i.c.a.o. without the russian isn't vinicio if with talk about the world it'll blow chain russia in a says is a trendsetter and for that we have a mission later on it's nice. to. put all these flags it's quite an accomplishment so what is the point what's the end goal for w.b.c. currently does more than eighty countries nine hundred seventy and would delhi be the same as a platform where all the countries meet so proudly we have more than sixty countries coming here anyhow are the members. liberal and a micro nation struggling to be recognised by the un an island on the danube river .

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is world cup coverage starts right here with that herman or tournaments officially opening in moscow as we speak i'm now joined in the studio with my highly esteemed colleague matt hermann who will be covering the cup for us and that there's been plenty of action in the russian a capital even before kickoff with the stadium hosting a spectacular opening ceremony for. fans have lined up the streets and filled the public viewing zones in moscow while the eighty thousand supporters inside the stadium were treated to a good performance by none of these on the market rate their british pop star robbie williams the tournaments opening match between host russia and saudi arabia have since kicked off. all right well let's start off with you max they're going to hit the ground running what do you what do you make of this first match i mean we have to see how it goes of course this first match i mean it might be a bit of a damp squid this is not the most glamorous match in the tournaments the two lowest ranked teams in the entire field so this might not be glittering football but it will be pa

amount herman welcome to the program divisions on display at the g. seven summit in canada leaders of some of the world's most powerful industrialized nations have clashed with u.s. president donald trump especially over trade and tariffs islamist canadian hosts had hoped to. focus on economic growth climate change gender equality but even before the meeting began trump tossed another contentious topic into the mix he wants russia to be readmitted to the g seven. and a few minutes ago u.s. president donald trump spoke to the press and warned that the u.s. would win a trade war if other g seven countries hit the u.s. with retaliatory tariffs or whether it is retaliated make it a mistake because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance so when we try and bring our piece up a little bit so that it's not so bad and then they go up right the difference is they do so much more business with us than we do with them that we can't lose that you understand we can't listen. joining me now is our correspondent claire richardson she is in quebec city clear tha

i look at my now and this spectacular win for russia we have that herman joining us from our sports desk and matt i mean it's really could not have gotten better for that right five goals here incredible absolutely i mean this was you know a pretty much custom made start for this russia team which came into the turnout with a ton of question marks over its head and whether they were really ready for this level of competition you know when you're the host of world cup you don't play qualifying matches russia's ranking in the world you know fee for rankings fell all the way to seventy and a lot of folks thought that even saudi arabia might be a tough test for them and that just wasn't the case at all they scored early they scored often they got two goals from dennis cherry show a very interesting player who might turn out to be one of their their key performers he's one of the few russian players who play in a top five european laiki place in spain and in fact grew up in spain he's just about as spanish as the u.s. russian from his footballing a brain and if guys. like that can step up and

police say his landlord, 75 year old herman levi little, showed up at his apartment with a gun ready to murder him. >> no one heard a gunshot because he had a silencer on the gun, and no one heard an argument because there was none. >> police shutdown essex street, shutdown the apartment and arrested levi on the spot. dotty says her friend had an agreement with his rent due to a medical emergency. >> he's been living there five years and always had a good relationship with if landlord so we're baffled. >> the landlord used his master key to open the door and shoot at him again. next, timothy ran for his life and landed at the dispensary across the street where guards and paramedics saved his life. >> it's very overwhelming because we are living in such a difficult time right now, and with the rent crisis going on, it's just i would never think that it would be over rent. >> dotty and her sister say they want justice in more ways than one. >> the silencers, i want, just like the bump stocks, i want us to go after them. i want gun control. i'm going to show up every day until i see jus

presidential candidate herman cain and civil rights attorney a talk radio leo trel. all right, herman, the eagles did not kneel during the national anthem, which i think is a great thing. they did not kneel, a lot of them don't like president trump obviously but my view is, they should have just come to t e. you don't have to like everything president trump does. fans love to see you at the white house, it's a fun event and it's not political. your reaction? >> my reaction is, they were trying to embarrass the president. odinhe world knew at next week was focused on the summit between the usa and north korea. to ask the president to reschedule is an oxymoron. the man is a little bit busy trying to run the country, trying to settle international affairs, so the whole thing in my opinion was to try and embarrass the president. i have been invited to the white house several times. each time i go. if you are invited, you go or you don't go. you don't say, could you take a rain check? that does not work. >> laura: right, it's not on your schedule. >> you change your sched

. >> reporter: herman douglas greets each student with a positive message to counter the negativity ints on the way to school. douglas also grew up in a neighborhood plagued by drugs and violence. and sees teaching as aave many students as myids. they are kings and queens. and i will do everything possible to make sure that they are successful in my classroom. because education is the great equalizer. >> reporter: dayton boyd believes sharing his experience growing up in a single parent home, his mother struggling, helps him and his students connect. >> oftentimes, some of them may slip and say, hey, dad. >> how does that make you feel when they call you dad? >> it inspires me to continue to work. it inspires me to continue to come to school every day. >> reporter: a recent study suggests that having just one black teacher in grade school significantly increases the chances a black boy will graduate high school and consider college.at bhune, douglas's students. >> he don't try to sugar coat anything. he'll give it to us >> he motivates us, pushes us to our limits. >> reporter: a coalit

you this afternoon and i want to say a very special thank you to your extraordinary leader susan herman, thank you susan for all you do. i also want to give a shout out to a person who has shown deep appreciation and commitment for the fight for justice. anthony romero. anthony, wherever you are. [applause] i also know that out there we have some full from aclu in massachusetts out there. massachusetts aclu? okay. let's be blunt. our democracy is under attack. voting, and impartial judiciary, free press, the rule of law,the foundations of our democracy are under attack every single day . under attack but not lost. i look out here and i see thousands of deeply committed women and men. people of every race, gender, religion d color. people committed to building a better future. i look out here and i see donald trump's worst nightmare. [cheering] so today, i want to talk about the fight to save our democracy. why we fight and who we are fighting for. like a lot of people i started taking a lot more seriously about democracy after the 2016 election. i went to donald trump's inauguration. i

with you this afternoon and i want to say a special thank you to your extraordinary leader, susan herman. i want to give a shout out to a person who has shown deep appreciation and commitment to the fight for justice. anthony romero. wherever you are. and i know people out there have some folks from aclu in massachusetts and aclu. all right. let's be blunt. our democracy is under attack. voting and impartial judiciary, free press, the rule of law, the foundations of our democracy are under attack every single day, under attack, but not lost. i looked out here and i see thousands of deeply committed women and men, people of every race, gender, religion and color, people committed to building a better future. i look out here and i see donald trump's worst nightmare. [applause] >> today i want to talk about the fight to save our democracy. why we fight and who we are fighting for. like a lot of people i started thinking a lot more seriously about democracy after the 2016 election. i went to donald trump's inauguration, i know a lot of people didn't but i wanted to see it with my own eyes. i

. >> later the program, we'll be speaking to steve herman,he white house bureau chief with voice of americas. in us for that later in the program. the u.s. special counsel robert mueller has filed mu -- new criminal cha president trump's form early campaign manager paul manafort. he and former aide, konstantin kilimnik are accused of obstructing justice by tampering with witnesses. mr. manafort h disputed the charges but mr. kilimnik y h to spontaneous respond. re from our north american correspondent. peter, explain the significance of these latest developments. >> it shows that robert muller is certainlyng put maximum pressure on mr. manafort, donald trump's former campaign manager. trux ditional charges, on of justice. these stem from chargese heard about earlier in t week,hat he had attempted to essentially tamper with witnesses, using mobile phone and a device, an application that was used to try to get to people that wod give evidence of his future -- at his future trial. as you say, he has denied these allegations.e th second person who have been -- who has beenge ch has made no stat

of moby dick at the robert samba theatre in berlin actors with and without down syndrome bringing herman melville's novel to the stage it deals with death insanity and elusive white whale. is the theaters director his brother moritz who has down syndrome is among the stars of the theater which was founded in one nine hundred ninety. down syndrome is a congenital condition which comes with varying degrees of physical and cognitive the facts. the main point is that people with down syndrome have their own forms of artistic expression the way they convey a character is different from the way i might do it and they have a different timing and different ideas. as i might use language to convey something well actors with a disability do it with movement and. what begins as an ordinary wailing expectation here into a fatal quest for revenge. you know circle has been with the group since twenty fifteen. years a strength that's very important to people with down syndrome. there are people in the theatre that have difficulty speaking and are speech impaired. they can only communicate by acting it

. >> reporter: given the seriousness of these charges, no bail was set for herman little today.is facing multiple felony charges including premeditated murder that could land him in prison for the rest of his life. in oakland, susie stein, kpix 5. >>> an appeals court in riverside county has reinstated the state's assistant suicide law. -- assisted suicide law. the court gave the opponents until july 2 to file petition. last month, a judge declared the right to die bill unconstitutional. the bill allows terminally ill patients with less than six months to live the ability to request end-of-life drugs from the doctor. five other states and washington, d.c. currently have their own right to die laws in place. >>> a woman once hailed as a bay area visionary is facing criminal larry -- criminal charges tonight. elizabeth holmes is accused of hetero wire fraud involving hundreds of millions of dollars. kpix 5's andria borba joins us now from the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: she also stepped down as ceo of the company she founded. >> it is an incredible morality tale. >> repo

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that's the case with herman here.has been the janitor, the cleaner at bristol university for over a decade. >> we would like you to open it. >> he has handed him an envelope. the students have learned to love him. no matter what he always manages to make their day better. the second he looks in he starts crying. >> it looks like big red. >> try more like almost $2,000 worth of money in there. >> it is from all of the students. you can see this. he will be cleaning it here. >> you know. >> is there something he really wanted or is it this is what we think of you? >> they raised all of this money so that he could go back with his wife to jamaica and visit his family that he has obviously not seen in a really really long time. >> even his vacuum attack. >> he reaches over and a big old hug. he also has a message to everyone that donated. they gathered to donate and gather all of his money for him. >> i want to come through it. >> oh. >> get to them. nice work. >> i'll spend my entire life. i started thinking maybe i shou

she was introduced by aclu president susan herman. this is 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you. it is my great on earth to be introducing our next speaker today, the persistent senator elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] >> as most of you know mitch mcconnell and his republican colleagues did stop from reading her warnings about attorney general nominee jeff sessions on the floor

one of the most visually appealing cities in europe but right now it is one of the most exciting herman's capital warsaw is booming with a growing list of attractions with tourists and locals alike. the city's most famous landmark is the palace of culture and science to decades resented symbol of soviet domination nowadays the square in front of it is a popular meeting place. that was the reason today that four years ago we began setting up trees in flower containers we couldn't plant them in the ground because of all the concrete. and the garden keeps getting bigger in the summer a d.j. plays contemporary sounds to a relaxed crowd in this little oasis. but i think there's a lot of people work in the summer too so it's nice for them to come down here to enjoy themselves afterwards if i never we like to watch them save us of all it's a war so i was in the top ten of european capitals in terms of what it has to offer . me and like paris and berlin it's office a riverside beach it's a far cry from the old grey image of warsaw. the light on the bank of the vistula has become one of the city's