you can see after on the lower right . >> so berger place asked berger was ours. patient play and promoted him quickly within two years berger was named head of the clinic at age 28. over the heads of longtime staffers, people who'd worked in the clinic for decades, despite asperger's youth and inexperience but asperger had solid right wing credentials. he held memberships in several anti-liberal, anti-socialist, anti- organizations. in 1934, just 10 days after austria declared itself an austro fascist single party state, asperger joined single party, fatherland front. >> so bear with me, these live there. >>. >> is from a digital history project i did with one of my graduate students and it maps the creation of child psychology in psychiatry in the 1920s, 30s and 40s. and we basically assembled a database of leaders in the field and track their intellectual and social linkages. we look at who interned with whom, who worked with whom, who joined the same organizations, who marry whom and what we found was that intellectually, psychiatry and psychoanalysis could no

lauren berger would not allow us to be assigned to the district court. we had a 4500 case backlog, my first 18 months on the court i judges, we had judges, state judges senior judges. --warren berger -- trial judges have to do some difficult things. ,hey have to have credibility sometimes with the help of the jury. you have to do sentencing, which is a very difficult as -- task. and theays real principles that are motivating you to act the judge should always ask themselves, why am i about to do what i am about to do, what is the principle. the parties that argue before indecisiveness, this is fidelity to your oath. even if you have done something 100 times you still have to ask, why am i doing this. is that younamic ask the students in law school what an answer should be and then the student has to do a formulation. principle and it has to comport with the rules of grammar and logic and the common sense and the constitution and your sense of ethics. >> what are your current thoughts of some of the practices of the supreme court or the circuit court? not

berger is a meat eater. he works out of we-work a company that has abandoned meat, but he doesn't seem to mind. >> it is not like there are platters of meat that went away. it is not there. so, yeah. it is a corporate policy. we get a lot of attention for it, so it is good for them. i like the planet also. >> they rent out office space to companies and they just released a memo to the -- 6000 employees saying they will not pay for meals that include red meat, poultry, or pork. according to bloomberg, the company's cofounder said in a company memo that new research indicates that avoiding meat is one of the biggest things an individual can do to reduce their personal, environmental impact. even more than switching to a hybrid car. the company estimates it can save 16.7 billion gallons of water, 445.1 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, and over 15 million animals by 2023 by eliminating meat at their events. >> i'm not a vegetarian, but i think it is a good choice from a carbon footprint perspective. >

personal lawyer for a good one thousand or herrmann verts but in december nine hundred sixty six noyes berger resigned suddenly became justice minister in the province where the trial was being held. defense lawyer. ended up with a government responsibility for overseeing the conduct of the trial. away from the trial a secret deal was worked out between granting thousand owner herrmann birds and the provincial government the secret deal was only revealed when the trial was dramatically stopped after two and a half years. in return for having all the serious criminal charges against its owner and executives dropped the company agreed to pay the victims lifetime pensions ranging from thirty to one hundred forty dollars a month as well as a small one time payment but in order to collect the money the little mite has had to agree not to launch any further suits against her and so taken as a whole the trial was morris unlock the trial of her until. well canada loudly celebrated its one. birthday and nine hundred sixty seven peace and maybe my family's suffered in silence a few parents had committe

our brand or he is an asia analyst with the german council on foreign relations good to see you mr berger is america being taken for a ride not doing things that were i mean at the moment the consultations are ongoing on the border when joe and they are at the moment trying to set up a framework for a process where they will actually make small steps which it sure will lead to to clear ideas what's going to happen with the missile poster article can the findings the intelligence leaks that the report is based on can these findings be corroborated in the bend of the independently verified well at this stage it's very difficult so far we don't know where north korea is i.c.b.m. the signs are coming from how much they have indigenous technologies etc so it's very way too to say that there's some certain technology being developed on this side what they can see is that something is happening but they're actually don't know what and i think the report by the washington post was also very wake about that. what's been the reaction from south korea because the two are koreas are in this moment tr

berger who you guys may know as intel wire on twitter. and then we realized we lived two blocks apart, and we walked out -- [laughter] and talked to each other in person, which was unusual. and, but we worked on all sorts of projects together, and i would just write up these findings. and what i found was that if i asked people for their contributions, they wouldn't help me. but if i put out anything into the public space, they would immediately tell me what was wrong with it. and so i was like this is fantastic. if i mail people and ask them for -- if i mail people and ask them for feedback, i may wait for weeks. i'm like, this is great. and fbi interview interrogation, we call that ego, one of the things that motivates people. i'm like, this is saving me a lot of time. i'd come up with an 80% solution, and terrorist and terrorist sympathizers would tell me, no, no, you've got it all wrong. i'm on this chat room, this is what they're saying. [laughter] i'm like, okay, great. and then i started writing about this american extremist who wa

agent in a different location to the sites which have been part of the original cleanup operation so berger at the home secretary there are saying that their approach has been robust still we're talking about a two incidents within the span of four or five months how are people in solsbury reacting well i'm not sure that they would be very much reassured by what the home secretary has said because of course they have the economic decontaminated the sides that they knew of but what if there are the size that they haven't known of so they might have retrace the steps of this group halts but they don't know who was the perpetrator and where did they go and what it what else did they do with the material so i think the worry for the people in south korea is really not over yet. correspondent berkut mass tracking the latest developments for us from london thank you very get now to some other stories making news around the world syrian and russian forces have resumed strikes against rebel held areas in the southwest of the country the fresh assault comes after talks between rebel groups and russi

president are there cells berger says he told us president donald trump to stop labeling journalists enemies of the people because it's putting their lives at risk to trump denies that he says the press is putting public safety at risk by reporting on internal government to say. emergency services in the u.s. are battling wildfires in northern california that have killed at least eight people and destroyed thousands of acres of land tinder dry conditions and very hot temperatures have caused almost twenty wildfires to ignite police have now confirmed that the fires killed two young children and their great grandmother in shasta county one of the areas worst affected by the flames. neighborhoods reduced to ash and rubble the smell of char still hanging in the air some families in this northern california community had only fifteen minutes to flee. the wind just took off and i don't remember exactly what they called it it's almost like a tornado with fire in it and it came over the hill and. it wiped out our house and wiped out our next door neighbor's home. firefighters and emergency

. >>> brent muscle berger the new radio voice of the oakland raiders.eg papa in the booth this upcoming season. he's a las vegas native and a fixture on probrad cast for years. the move was more than likely made because of the readers pending move out of oakland to very gas in the next few years. greg papa the radio voice of several other bay area teams. muscle berger is 79 years old. >> don't worry about anything else but playing hard, listening to your coaches and having fun. . >> several bay area football programs have new equipment thanks to a donation from raiders head coach john gruden and dick's sports goods. coach grew den gave the players to discuss the importance of sports. they received $50,000 donations. >>> we are coming up on our 6:00-hour, campus police sleeping on the job. >> having persons on the payroll that are prouven to be dishonest, where does it end? >> details on the uc berkley officers accused of napping instead of protecting students. >>> if you got a ticket you might want to check. a big mega million lottery number drawing las

. >>> brett muscle berger the new radio voice of the oakland raiders. the journal shows he will replace greg papa in the booth this season. he's a vegas native and a fix your on college and probroadcasts for a sports gambling network. the move was likely made because of the pending move to will have lv. greg papa is t several other bay area teams. . >> don't worry about anything else but play hard, listen to your coaches and have fun. >> several bay area football programs have new equipment thanks to a donation for raider head coach john grew den at dick's sporting goods. he gave the players a pep talk and discussed the importance of youth sports and ran them through a few drills. they all had a good time too as you can see. you can see the east bay panthers received $50,000 in donations all for new gear. $15,000 in donations as well. >>> coming up in our 5:00-hour, president trump is backing down from the statement about russian meddling. hear what he said in a new tv interview after he was criticized by leaders on both sides of the aisle. >>> find out

sulz berger stating in part, my main purpose for accepting the meeting was to raise concerns about theresident's deeply troubling anti-press rhetoric. i told the president directly that i thought his language was divisive and dang rules. i warnld that it is contributing to a rise in threats against journalists and would lead to violence. it was undermining the democratic ideals of our nation and eroding one of our country's greatest exports, a commitment to free speech and a free press. >> so there's more. following the statements by "the times" and sulzberger, the president fired off a series of tweets. quote, when the media driven insane by trump derangement syndrome, it puts the lives of many, not just journalists, at risk. very unpatriotic. freedom of the press also comes with a responsibility to report the news accurately. 90% of media coverage of my administration is negative despite the tremendously positive results we are achieving. it is no surprise that confidence in the media is at an all-time low. i will not allow our great country to be sold out by anti-trump haters in the

ideologically and in terms of organisation but five percent of them can be considered extremists what breaks berger and extremists have in common is there an obsession with weapons. the same report also claimed that nearly eight hundred of this country's citizens are islamists and one hundred seventy of them are in prison although r.t. say the increase brings new challenges but the country's agencies were strong enough to deal with it is a member of the german left party who we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. and the far back yes policies of the german government last year i think what we're seeing yes that intelligence services. threat from right after this last. you know that if you just see a court rule which has killed. over a sham of what yes. these are the intelligence services not just that it's the fall of i mean i'm really sure government for imported islamists to stand most of the syrian refugees are not ridiculousness are what it is right now this was ridiculous and terrorist. probably got reports that germany wants to

dot com at the top of the hour jacqueline berger will be here with the latest headlines but for me it's by far. the. last. act. twelfth of may twenty seventeen overnight a dangerous computer virus has spread around the globe want to cry is the name of the cyber criminals have given the virus was which they blackmailed the victims by blocking their computer data the ransom three hundred dollars to be paid in bitcoins. more than two hundred thousand computers on all continents are affected by this attack from the german rail network georgia bond to the ministry of the interior in russia and the japanese car manufacturer honda in great britain some hospitals even have to switch to emergency operation mult. how can one single mole there similar tenuously paralyzed companies hospitals and even intelligence services all over the world the answer has a name microsoft all the victims use the same software all are vulnerable to the same way all are dependent on one single company as is ever. state administration in europe. what are the consequences this is what we've the team of journalists from

to host refugees i see that not only berger doesn't want to hold that i suggested we have to take care for the wreckage but see what happened and that's why i started with this we start to do a much difference between migrants and we go a little migrants and refugees agree on that and this is because of when we want to tackle if we think that we can tackle populism with more populism it's her uncle approach and what is this vision now all the european member states to build fences some anger saying in the work is it isn't it better to protect our sterno borders and to create for the countries who want migrants because they need their working forces to create a legal program for migration because actually we say six hundred fifty thousand people from that ok so let's talk about that if we continue in my opinion if you also is reasonable get an opinion if we want to tackle and to save people's life actually stuck with illegal immigration to traffic and smugglers and those criminals we have to stop illegal crossing borders so the european union i go to the allegedly you don't try to alter

fake news has morphed into the phrase enemy of the people sam well that prompted a response from mr berger he and i'm going to highlight a part of his statement he wrote i repeatedly stressed that this is particularly true abroad with the president's rhetoric and the enemy of the people. is being used by some regimes to justify sweeping crackdowns on journalists i warned that it was putting the winds at risk that it's under money democratic ideals of our nation and that it's eroding one of our country's greatest exports a commitment to free speech and free press of course and you know what is your take warning what you experienced as a foreign journalist reporting on the us and has that rhetoric from the white house has it made your job more dangerous no i wouldn't go that far i mean there have been incidents when some of our colleagues have been booed at trump rallies for instance as part of the media group covering such events also people you know call you fake news even though they don't really know what kind of media you're working for but we have never been physically threatened of co

logically and in terms of organization but five percent of them can be considered extremists but briggs berger and extremists have in common is their obsession with weapons. the same report also claims that there were nearly eight hundred islamists in germany and twenty seven dean one hundred seventy of whom are in prison authorities say the increase poses a new challenge but the country's agencies are strong enough to handle it a member of the german left party told me there is a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. backlash against the policies of the german government of the last years but i think what we are seeing us there and other services let threat from right wing activists in the last days you know of it is you where we have just seen a court rule which has killed those multiple people over a span of margaret yes and the police of the service not just it is the fall of adam or belittle or god meant for importing limits yet understand most of the syrian refugees are not ridiculousness some are what it is right now us if i did he was rediculus no te

to washington the media is still trying to come to terms with donald trump style of diplomacy or berger breaks down what's been dubbed the worst week for trump's foreign policy. the u.s. president has upset everyone because she's missed it doesn't do claim to see like this was. true from lord one of the rules of diplomacy on his whistle stop tour of europe went off piste and told the truth don't worry you threw in a you tube it was an astonishing performance he managed to piss european allies and then in the interests of equality he desired citizens to diplomacy is the. someone's face but nicely years as a method not found in any text reg he still says opponents and allies with a stream of clearly obvious as well finishing the most with a laser guided through that last one that's a much neater reason for us to take a truthful here's the e.u.'s sticking washington with the bill of defending europe well nato members didn't like hearing that said out loud you see they prefer diplomatically considered criticism which they can diplomatically ignore next the diplomatic headed to britain where

ideologically and in terms of organization but five percent of them can be considered extremists briggs berger x.-treme is how much time and is there an obsession with weapons. the same report also claimed that nearly eight hundred of the country's citizens are islamists and one hundred seventy of them are in prison a member of the german left party who we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. yeah you part of the backlash against the policies of the german government last year well i think what we're seeing us there and other services have neglected threat from right wing activists in the last decades you know all of it and it's you where we're just seeing the court rule which has killed those multiple people over a span of market years and police that the intelligence service they didn't notice it is the thought of i mean arbitrary government for imported islamists yet to stand most of the syrian refugees are not ridiculousness some are what it is right now just if i didn't walk those rediculus know terrorists who are i've proba

a reporter's barber gets a short while berger says so apparently no reconciliation and no place in the city for people who collaborated with us. i mean we we know from other post conflict areas that this process of reconciliation is taking a long time and in mosul even hasn't started yet in my interview so i saw a huge atmosphere of mistrust among the and happens it's of mosul this a lot of denunciation going on and those people those families we saw in the film who has have lost loved ones they they they feel enraged they want somebody to blame and the rage only sees black and white so they don't distinguish between those who actually committed the atrocities and those who were maybe just fellow travelers or just relatives of of those those are as fighters so in this atmosphere i think it's obvious that no one will come forward at that minute to having supported i as or to having sympathized with their ideas but this is exactly what is needed if you want to start the process of reconciliation. there were elements of a witch hunt as well with and also from your report with people just

personal lawyer for a good one thousand or herrmann verts but in december nine hundred sixty six noyes berger resigned suddenly became justice minister in the province where the trial was being held fast chief defense lawyer. ended up with a government responsibility for overseeing the conduct of the trial. to stay. away from the trial a secret deal was worked out between grown and thousand owner herrmann verts and the provincial government the secret deal was only revealed when the trial was dramatically stopped after two and a half years. in return for having all the serious criminal charges against its owner and executives dropped the company agreed to pay the victims lifetime pensions ranging from thirty to one hundred forty dollars a month as well as a small one time payment but in order to collect the money the little mite has had to agree not to launch any further suits against her and so taken as a whole the trial was a chorus of look the trial of her until. well canada loudly celebrated its one. birthday and nine hundred sixty seven police and maybe my family has suffered in silence

case back log and we were sitting with judges country.the first 18 months on the court -- but warn berger said we be sending you these judges and then you go to the court.ct guam.d a few cases in so the trial judges as all you do some very difficult things that we don't. number one, they have to etermine credibility sometimes with the help of a jury. sometimes not. umber two, you have to do sentencing. and that's a very, very difficult task. advice to judges is advice i give to people that are not judges. always reexamine the principles motivated you to act. the judge should always car or ask herself why am i about to do what i'm about to do? principle. and you owe it to the parties you not argued before to have a preconceived notion. indecisiveness. this is fidelity to your oath. even if you've done something a you still have to ask in each case why am i doing this. nd in law school, the whole dynamic is that you ask the what an answer should be even the student has to give a terms of whatngs, have the principle is and it has to accord with the rules of gram mar and logic and common sens

ideologically and in terms of organizations but five percent of them can be considered extremists brigs berger extremists have in common is there an obsession with weapons. the same report also claims that nearly eight hundred of the country's citizens are islamists and one hundred seventy of them are in prison or thora to say the increase brings new challenges but that the country's agencies were strong enough to deal with it a member of the german left party who we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. yeah and you fire the best yes the policies of german government as last year i think what we're seeing us that intelligence services have neglected the threat from right wing activists in the last days you know of it there and as you where we have just seen a court rule which has killed those multiple people over a span of mark with us and the police of the service not just it is the top of her wish her government for employed do a disservice to us than most of the syrian refugees and are radical islamists are and what it is righ

look and continue our conversation on commodities to do so we are pleased to be joined by rylan malt berger who is the associate director of agricultural economics and country risk i.h.s. market we love i.h.s. market rylan thanks for being here from columbia missouri you've had a busier than usual time with everything that's been going on with all the will he or won't he trade talks all over all where are we now and commodity prices and how have they been impacted by these trade wars well they are weak and that's not good for the market and we've been going down with corn a story in prices basically since the end of may and it's on a downward trend we've kind of stopped balanced up a little bit on friday just after the tariff came into place but we're in a weakened position and not just with the greens but also in some of the beats and different categories that are being terror for china and for the different countries we're against at the moment well i want to talk about some of this specifically and a lot of them are interrelated as you well know but let's talk specifically first of all a

court of appeal so was john roberts as was leah and thomas and ginsburg and ward berger.hey all come from the d.c. circuit. they all come from the d.c. maybe they thoughtg. family and the trumps don't get along but george w. bush sent out a note tonight on the nomination to say president trump has made an outstanding decision to nominate judge kavanaugh he has faithfully applied the constitution through his 12 years at the d.c.o circuit and a man of the highest integrity he will be a good justice to the supreme court of the united states. now they are on to the nomination process and that willou be bruising to make at this point veryru predictable john roberts thank you. right here on fox news chief national correspondent usually in the white house but at the edit clock hour you are trying to fill in on every hour. what he said about repairing the constitution let me read from a speech that he t gave that shows that judicial philosophy this comes down to original resume constitutionalism. the president said the constitution has written that judge kavanaugh said the same t

susan berger it's like all of these players are much more sophisticated than that.on't think that the president would ever be so foolish to ask that given the mueller probe, similarly, he would know i would think to ask for direct response, all done much more wink, wichg, nod, nod, your question i think would be wholly inappropriate. they have written that a potus should never be under investigation for that reason, because trump will be trump. i think that's who he will choose, yes, vicky, cavanaugh also went working for ken starr. took the position that things that the president had done relative to obstruction, if you transferred the line of thought to what went on in this case, the president dictating air force one about the trump tower meeting, sorry, i'm so far into the weeds, i'm suggesting there is an alternative way to look at kavanaugh, his beliefs if aride in donald trump would be problem mating for trump. so, i don't know, that might be a wash. i want to remind to you answer the survey question. who will president trump select? we get the announcement mo

rightly decided after a unanimous supreme court in an opinion written by the chief justice, warren berger, who was appointed by nixon, said that the president, richard nixon, must provide these tapes. it is potentially a bombshell in these confirmation hearings. >> there have been some indications that senator grassley is not interested in forcing the executive branch to turnover more additional documents for democrats and republicans on the committee to review, and it's been reported that mitch mcconnell behind the scenes is potentially threatening to push the nomination vote until right before the midterm elections. are you seeing the documents that you need to? and do you think that chuck schumer should fight this to the point that you are facing down that vote right before the election? >> well, that's a really important question, kasie. first, we have yet to see all the documents that we need. and the recent rejection and withdrawal of the nomination of ryan bounds, he was nominated to the 9th circuit court of appeals, shows the importance of seeing all of the documents because his r

that clip you played is when carrie was with berger, not one of her best relationships.ch is from the movie, where she has her rehearsal dinner before her wedding to mr. big. these are all the facts i'm learning on the "sex and the city" bus tour. i'm a fan of the show but now i'm nitty-gritty becoming a fan of the show. i have two fans who are on the tour with us today. kelsey and jackie. and they are a carrie. >> and i'm a samantha. >> what prompted you guys to take this tour? are you big fans of the show? >> 100%. it's iconic. >> reporter: and did you think, when you watched the show, you said i'm more like samantha, you just like her look? how did that go down? >> i mean, i think samantha has aged the best of all of them. she's a truly modern woman who is a little more woke than the other girls. that's why she's my favorite. >> reporter: throughout each season carrie had a different accessory that she would feature. so this is -- you went flower. >> the flower is an easy get, an easy iconic piece for carrie. >> reporter: thanks, ladies. this is just our first stop, r

the best buy garfield berger was about -- the best biography of was from about 30 years ago. two important men joined together in an active appalling violence. it was not until then that i remembered hamilton's letter. it seemed then that it was a letter sent to me to find and read and ultimately explain. i came to think that there are actually wormholes in history, thate magical chutes connects the present to the past with extraordinary immediacy. i think that is the whole purpose of this institution, to make that connection immediate and felt it that did it for me. this was the book for me. the dual can easily be understood if viewed narrowly. inilton insulted burr february 1804, calling him dangerous. event law at the published an account of the remarks in the new york evening post, the founder -- the paper founded by hamilton three years before. eventually, perhaps and across it. at that point, he was -- eventually, burr came across it. at that point, he was the sitting vice president and the father of two illegitimate children. him, stillad dumped stung over burr's treat

brent must berger has agreed to a three-year deal to come out of retirement and replace him. must burger who is 79, would be with the team for their first season in las vegas in 2020. >>> the golden state warriors have announced a contract extension for head coach steve kerr. he will probably make around $10 million a year. he won three titles in four years since becoming the warriors' head coach. kerr had originally signed with the warriors for $5 million a . he has doubled his salary. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> one bay area city just approved an rv park where people can live. coming up, who is paying for it and the plan going forward. >> reporter: plus, six uc- berkeley police officers are caught sleeping on the job. but that's not necessarily what got them fired. this is customizable streaming tv for your family, flexible channel packs.s sh live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 m

back with me, barrett berger, a federal prosecutor, and your former stomping grounds, if you weren'teads up and they put this tape out there for everyone in the world to hear. how does that complicate things? >> as far as considering him as a cooperator, this is not how you want to prosecute your case. you do not want evidence being leaked to the press, discussed on twitter. this is not how a prosecutor wants to do their case. i think this would hurt michael cohen's chances of cooperating. >> we know the feds when they raided his home office, apartment, they found 1.3 million pieces of evidence. tom at the "washington post" told me they have 100 recordings. that's a lot that they're working with. you were telling me it can sometimes work against you as a prosecutor if you're trying to cross-examine someone with so much out there. >> you're not just having to take cohen's word for it. on the other hand you have all these conversations. the defense would have so much material to work with. to impeach him, cross-examine him with. having a witness that's made hours and hours of recording

i have to leave it there thank you very much for joining us michael krauts berger at black rock and sam, we leave you as wechlt sam lowe from the center for the center for european reform. >>> some corporate news. bp is leaving the battle to buy the american shale oil and gas assets according to multiple reports. the british oil major submitted an offer in excess of $10 billion. they added that a deal hasn't yet be reached and could take weeks. bp and bhp haven't commented on the reports. chevron and shell are among the others as well >>> air france has reported a 3.7% annual rise in june's passenger traffic carrying 9.3 million passengers, which has sent shares higher the load factor rose to 89.3% up from 87.7% last year air france is battling the disruption caused by strikes and uncertainty over its management structure. >>> nissan has announced that results from its exhaust emissions deviated from the testing environment. inspection reports were based on altered measurements the nissan news is weighing on shares in its partner renault. >>> from nato summit, it's a big week. >> if you

and knute berger is a journalist and columnist for "seattle weekly." old school seattle, all.a bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neighborhood has a market that -- >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so those entrepren

police say megan berger was getting ready to celebrate her birthday when her ex-boyfriend showed up andt boyfriend. in this video you can the ex-boyfriend's truck speed up and just barely miss hitting several people outside a painting studio. police say richard madruga used two screwdrivers in the attack. madruga was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and released on bail. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled a little around the bay area today but still remained hot inland. highs were in the 90s inland with cool 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. it is not as active on doppler today with only a few showers and thunderstorms. the big story is still the hot tempeatures and the fires. the hot weather will continue in the but slowly cool. on the satellite image you can see the high pressure ridge over will weaken slowly over the next five days to allow cooler air from the ocean to move on shore. highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with around the bay 60s at the coast. it will on sunday. a few more clouds will move in for cooling trend will continue middle of next

. >> jonathan berger works at a startup company that gives their employees and allowance to god and eatlocal restaurants every day. he also worked at a large tech company with a cafeteria of free food. >> the workers in that cafi, i think and it -- benefit tremendously from having those jobs. there are a lot of ways to think about the issue. it is complex. >> this would only apply to new companies, it would not affect existing ones with big cafeterias like twitter, google, and levi. reporting live, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> environmental groups are continuing their fight to access a pristine beach in santa barbara county. it is a story we have highlighted here on kpix 5. coastal advocates say that they have asked a court to invalidate a settlement between the wealthy beach community of hollister ranch and the state coastal commission. the current settlement, strictly limits access to the three-quarter mile stretch of beach to tours and people who can access it by water. >>> we have microclimates here in the bay area. 64 degrees for a high in san francisco, 96 in concorde. that is 32 degrees

. >> and his name is berger.licy, wework estimates they could save 13 million animals since 2023. they just expanded their presence to san mateo. they currently have locations in san jose and berkeley. >>> in the south bay, job creation is expanding at san jose international airport. we will see what new jobs are becoming available. >> reporter: san jose international airport is expanding. they are adding additional gates and new flights. the airport and its business partners are having a job fair, looking to hire more folks. >> our airport has grown by leaps and bounds over the last few years. our passenger base has grown, and therefore our need to serve our customers has grown. we need a lot more people. >> reporter: alaska airlines is a major player here, with 38 departures every day. alaska has a large shopping list. >> everything from pilots, maintenance and engineering, flight attendants, customer service agents, people that work on our ramp and through our partner, mcgee. it is a lot. and then, you have th

here with us to talk about it we welcome barrett berger former u.s.ney with the eastern and southern district of new york and ken delaney is back with us, nbc news intelligence and national security reporter who will be inside the courtroom tomorrow covering the trial. ken, i would like to begin with a headline from the "new york times" tonight. and it reads russia is not on the docket at manafort's trial but it will be in the air. what would they mean? >> that is well put. one prosecutor said he did not expect the word russia to come up at all in the trial. it is not clear that the jury will be told explicitly that paul manafort worked for donald trump. this is a significant trial in no small part. paul manafort has been a fixture going back to the 1970s. he ran the campaign of gerald ford, ronald reagan, bob dole and was one of the first people to monetize the service with his old partner roger stone. that is getting us where we are today. he went to work and prosecutors allege he was paid some $60 million for this service over many years of public

years or so, ever since the nixon administration and earl warren stepped off the court and warren bergerook his place. i'd say every time i hear a reporter say the trump nominee could change the supreme court, i think what's this could stuff? of course it's going to change the supreme court because anthony kennedy really, after sandra day o'connor stepped down in 2006, he has been the key vote. really, for most of the cases we pay attention to, you can't win without anthony kennedy. if he votes with the liberals, you get a liberal outcome. if he votes with the conservatives, you get a conservative outcome. that vote is about to be replace bid a conservative. the conservatives will have a solid majority and that's going to make a huge difference. >> nina, let's step back a minute. for those of us who have not watched the court as long as you've had the privilege to, there is some sense of question as to how somebody like anthony kennedy got on the court in the first place. these debates are so polarized now. >> he got on the court actually because president reagan nominated robert bork wh

luciana berger talking to norman smith.f cramping and pain. sweating. these women are describing something we don‘t often hear about — what it feels like to have an abortion. hello, nice to meet you. i‘ve come to meet claudia, who had an abortion last year. she took a taxi home from the hospital after taking the pill. but within minutes of getting in, the symptoms had started. so, i started to feel really unwell, and just extremely nauseous. and was kind of getting that feeling in my chest like i might be about to throw up. and then i started getting cramping at the same time. i just didn‘t want to be sick in the taxi, and ijust really, really wanted to get home. in between getting out of the taxi and the symptoms really starting in that very physical and uncontrollable sense, that was like a minute. do you think about what could have happened if you‘d just been five minutes later? i mean, i know what would have happened if it had been five minutes later. if it had been five minutes later, all of those symptoms would have b

salisbury berger said the tweet puts the conversation on the record and explained he raised concernsover calling the press the enemy of the people, saying that language is dangerous and harmful to our country. elaine? >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> georgia congressman john lewis has been released from the hospital. officials say the 78-year-old civil rights leader was hospitalized sunday for routine observation. our atlanta affiliate reported that lewis became ill while on a flight back to atlanta saturday night. >>> police in new orleans are looking for two people who opened fire on a crowd outside a strip mall last night. three people were killed and seven others were wounded. officials say the gun mennd i t before running off, the stood o onesopolice are investi. >>> the cbs overnight news will be right back. . women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom. our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want, nothing you don't get what you wan

the photographer here noah berger for the associated press.ite one of the best places on the planet. more to come online on insta, facebook, twitter. i'll report with lester holt from the white house north lawn inspect that's where i'm headed now. ali and stephanie, take it over. i'll see you this afternoon. >> we'll see you there and this afternoon. >>> good morning, everyone. >> it's monday, july 23rd. let's get smarter. >>> an escalating war of words between president trump and iran. the president tweeting out a headline grabbing threat in all caps. >> never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of what few throughout history have ever suffered before. we're no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. the fiery tweet appearing to come in response to iran saying war with iran is the mother of all wars. >> the president is responding to iran and he's not going to allow them to continue to make threats against america. if anybody is inciting anything