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earlier this month senator hines smith said she would be on the front row if she was invited to a public hanging. that mark was seen as racist. she later apologized. doctor edwards tweeted this -- as a people, nation we must not except for support allusions to lynching. we have become accustomed to other disparaging characterizations is to accept them as normalize. therein lies the path to societal tradition. >>> in the meantime baseball is asking her to give back -- returned a $5000 donation it made to her campaign. the donation came from the office of the commissioner more than two weeks after the public hanging comment. according to a mlb spokesrsleag were asked to attend. senator hines smith right now is holding onto a lead in the race even though her opponent, democrat mike espey is climbing in the polls. she will be getting a boost from president trump today. he will join her at two rallies in mississippi. the senate went off election in mississippi is tomorrow. >>> longtime bay area radio host ray taliaferro is missing. he was last seen a week ago in western kentucky. he lives in

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hines and pompez. so the raids that led to the arrest of himes took place in 1937, and the raids were initially directed against pompez and several other harlem numbers runners. now, pompez was enormously popular, your great uncle, along the harlem streets. and when he was finally arrested, it actually cost eunice something on the streets. a lot of people turned existence her by the time. -- against her by the time. he was a great and colorful and wonderful man, owner of the new york cubans. she went to new york cubans games. he ended up taking a deal where he testified against, against hines. now, the reason i mention this is, this isn't hines in the book and all, is that what i said before, when eunice was simply involved in prosecuting white gangsters, harlem loved her. when dewey turned his attention -- this was after he was d.a -- to the numbers kings, a lot of harlem did actually turn against her at that point. the sense was that she was not -- now she was doing something that was wrong, was the

this gentle man and then we both come over here. >> second question the prosecution of jimmy hines i'm wondering whether they had a role. those are my two questions. >> the first one first if there was a riot and they appointed a commission i have no idea if it is true that is what is often written about it. there are some accounts he was a research director and if you look at the commission. to beg for money to pay they became very close to end up to the first draft of the commission's and they stayed in touch for a while. a place in 1937 directed against the numbers runners that was enormously possible and when he was finally arrested it cost eunice something on the streets of zÜrich was a great and colorful and wonderful man. the what i said before when eunice was simply prosecuting the white gangsters, harlem curb the number of skins. she was not. now she was doing something that was wrong. in the baseball hall of fame back over here wait a minute for the boom. >> i am interested more in your grandmother is a lot more famiy stuff here. >> my grandmother died when i was in high scho

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senior archive director hines juergen baber has something special for the students the wartime diaries from stern's regiment and imperial edict decreed that all the day's relevant events must be recorded rebecca and christoph have found an entry from november first nineteen fourteen the day that pickle sturm died but they can't make out the archaic handwriting. takes practice. this experienced historian and helps out. and every plains dropped bombs on the column last two wounded one of them borrowing the driver. rebecca has an idea. that was the first sentence from the regimental diary for his last day. it's either but who was heinrich we can find out something about his service and how he died so we're working in reverse. now the students have a week left to write the speech that they're set to give a banquet stern's grave in flanders. a few days later they're on the bus to belgium polishing the speech which will be given at a memorial ceremony at the german military cemetery in long amuck. rebecca is taking part in the peace and commemoration project on her own time her history teach

joining me now is democratic congressman jim hines who sits on the intelligence commity tim o'brien is executive editor of bloomberg opinion. and let me start with you, from a legal standpoint here, a couple of pieces here. the president yesterday going after the ninth circuit, and we've heard him do this before. the chief justice, though, then stepping in as we just heard there from john roberts and the president choosing in public to go back at the chief justice. what do you make of that? >> well, it's astonishing and i would say probably unprecedented for the chief justice to step out in this way. it framers of the constitution understood that the judiciary is not supposed to be politicized. and i think what trump is doing is trying to attack any critics, that is the federal courts that's holding him accountable to capture the referees. the way this is setup are these people have life 10 consider, and they have salary protection for a reason. but we all as americans need to keep our eye on this issue because it really matters who's confirmed to the federal bench. that being said and

i agree that with jim hines and with a lot of other people saying, there's a lot of new faces here.table. elisa come of them. >> harris: i want to quick follow-up to that. why can't we do both? wake as she mentored somebody? may be a deputy. is it she's been in power for so long for it i mean, loudly prayed i mean actually on purpose, not just somebody who came by the office and got a quick pep talk for nancy pelosi. why not do both? it would be real interesting. and why are you laughing, congressman? >> steve: she has not been open to sharing power. ultimately it's about who is running the house of representatives and the new congress. >> harris: okay. >> dagen: really quickly, "the wall street journal" writes "it's important for the democrats remember that they ran moderate and won in the midwest and the swing districts that were unhappy with president trump." and now you've got to get in the back of the train. they are going to be writing in the caboose. that was the journal's editorial in terms of policy, because they believe that nancy pelosi's going to be pushing $15 minimum w

he worked with the lawyer hines gets left to hide several jews they risked their lives providing places to stay and fake passports the holocaust remembrance center yad vashem has now honored them posthumously as righteous among the nations. you don't voter to voter ever since i've known you and it's been a number of years now you've told me so encourage should be honored thank you god and without you we'd probably not be here from. israel's ambassador to germany jeremy is presented the medals and certificates for the relatives of those honored it was almost overwhelming. i'm only here because i happen to be related to handsome kurt but i'm very grateful to have this great person as part of my family history this is only a few of the estimated seven thousand jews who hid in berlin survived the nazi era dr frankenstein to start to be the only one who made it with his whole family. concern kurt immediately plucked up his courage and helped us from the start. with clothes food in some way to stay or get this fear that there were four pillars on which survival is built the thinnest impudence

the three man team ofjason kenny, philip hines and ryan owens go off to a flying start against the netherlands// but the brits were overtaken by the world champions heading into the final lap... and were forced to settle for silver. well, we've already been looking ahead to the weekend's big wilder — fury fight — which takes place early on sunday morning.. fury has battled and conqurered depression before beginning his journey back into the sport. he's not the only former british boxer to have suffered mental health problems. the former wbc heavyweight champion frank bruno has spoken honestly about his own personal battles. and earlier today he spoke to our correspondent natalie pirks. very, very, very low. he has got himself together and at least a lot of people out there suffering and just down in the candid themselves out. little dark patches or whatever. some people have that and it's unbelievable what he has done. he has got his minds together and is on point with respect to him. do you think boxing does not to help it?|j don't think anyone does enough of. the government should be the mai

senior archive director hines juergen baber has something special for the students the wartime diaries from finkelstein's regiment an imperial edict decreed that all the day's relevant events must be recorded rebecca and christoph have found an entry from november first nineteen fourteen today the bank will stare and died but they can't make out the archaic handwriting . it takes practice. this experience to story and helps out. and then the planes drop bombs on the column last two wounded one of them borrowing the driver. rebecca has an idea. that was the first sentence from the regimental diary for his last day. but who was one referring to stan we can find out something about his service and how he died so we're working in reverse. now the students have a week left to write the speech that they're set to give a grave in flanders. a few days later they're on the bus to belgium polishing the speech which will be given at a memorial ceremony at the german military cemetery in long mark. rebecca is taking part in the peace and commemoration project on her own time her history teacher re

see it on pay per view friday at 3:00 p.m. >>> a big day for hines.erview tiger and phil, he was named one of the finalists for the pro football hall of fame. the list for 2019 down from 103 to 25. they'll narrow it to 15 in january. >>> michael jordan back in his hometown of wilmington yesterday giving back to those affected by hurricane florence. he was giving out thanksgiving meals to people at lowe's, then stopped at the boys and girls club that he grew up playing at to give away some jordans. >> i understand it's going to be a long battle. anything i can do to help my fellow wilmingtonians i'm here to do. it hit me. it didn't take much for me to get started. >> jordan's also donated $2 million to the relief efforts in the carolinas. i was wondering, all the kids getting the shoes there him, do you think they have any clue who he is? just some guy who owns a shoe company? >> absolutely. come on! >> it's -- >> north carolina -- >> i think it's a fair question. i think we're getting to the point that it's a fair question. >> i wish it was lebron. >>

this is hines county. this is where jackson is, the most democratic area of the state. mike espy needs to run it up here. just to go back three weeks ago, the reason we're here tonight, this is in hines county. 72% three weeks ago. remember, we had four candidates in the race three weeks ago, the top two are in the race tonight. can mike espy do even better than that, as the votes come in tonight? nothing has come in yet. if you look at the early map, you're seeing what clues are we getting? there are some clues. if you're mike espy, you want this to be competitive. warren county, we have a win there. 100% reporting. if you're mike espy, you're winning this county. that's good, not big enough to change the overall dynamic. now you're waiting to see what happens again. most important, not only run up the percentages, but the turnout, the raw numbers. then here in madison county, going back three weeks, hyde-smith gets 41%. can espy do well in the jackson suburbs here? but it's 8%, we're going to be counting a while. >> we'll be following this in realtime. can't ask for b

democratic congressman jim hines of connecticut is joining us.e is a member of the house intelligence committee. thank you for joining us. the president, as you heard, he says he didn't know anything about matthew whitaker's views on the mueller investigation before he appointed him the acting attorney general. is that plausible? >> no, it is not even close to plausible. there is no question in my mind that the whitaker thing, the timing, the individual, of course the timing was after the elections, immediately after the elections, in such a way as to distract from what actually happened in the elections. it didn't affect the elections, which i think he probably got advice on. of course, no. whitaker is probably the low water mark of who the president's people said the president could put in that position without getting laughed out of town. >> you've said that at the very least whitaker should recuse himself from any involvement in the russia probe. what do you make of the lawsuit that today was filed by three democratic senators to challenge th

dunkin hines is recalling white, butter golden, confetti and classic yellow. sample of one tested positive for salmonella. five people have reportedly become sick. the illnesses may be connected to a small salmonella outbreak, where it's possible people ate raw batter. all of the products have the best buy date of march 20, '19. if voting is going to work up an appetite for you, some restaurants are offering perks to voting. >> potbelly said which shops are giving away free cookies. customers need to ask the cookie to get that freebie. es with any purchase to show your "i voted" sticker to redeem that code "i voted" in the chain's shake shack app there. freebies there. >> there you go. some perks. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast. note with the time change, got dark early yesterday, kari. >> we'll see the sun rising again early this morning, but it's all dark out there now, and our temperatures will be heating up fast, looking at some low 50s at 8:00, and some mid-70s by early afternoon. look at all of our microclimates coming u

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g.e., kraft-hines.the past five days when you look at what this factor has done, particularly in the s&p 500, you had about 40 stocks in the s&p 500 that rose 10% or more this week and more than half of the index post the -- posted gains of at least 3% or more so this was a pretty blood broad-based rally on a weekly basis but as abigail pointed out, how much of this is going to carry over into next week? lisa: a vast majority who are looking for the haven trade are finding it in short-term dealt. two of the biggest e.t.f.'s that have benefited this year. the white line is shares of e.t.f. targeting ponds bonds that mature in less than one year. it's almost doubled its assets this year. the blue line is floating rate securities. that has also nearly doubled its assets to $12 billion as people say we're not investigating for very long term and we're generating real cash. this is the rate that people are charging to legend out dollars for three months. it has kline told nearly 2.6%, a new post-crisis high.

rain returns quickly for saturday morning but then we dry out very quickly after that with afternoon hine saturd so now, we did pick up a lot of rain. from yesterday's rain we picked up up about one to two inches with that storm system another one that was earlier there. so there's back-to-back storms and we're near normal for the water year so far for the rainfall. santa rosa 94% for that rainfall. 94% for san francisco. 57% in livermore. 80% for san jose. so for many locations, close to normal for rainfall. we're tracking the next weather system. this brunt of it will bring that energy to the pacific northwest. we are going to swing up front our way. we'll be on the tail end of the front for saturday morning. that's why we'll see the rain for some of us here. futurecast taking you through today. looking dry. mostly sunny again to partly sunny skies. here we go for late tonight. this is at 11 p.m. you can see that rain for the far north bay there. and then we're looking at rain as we go through 5 a.m. for tomorrow. so for saturday morning, rain at 9 a.m. then watch as the rain moves quic

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the eppy end of august the kaiser has fuckin hine replaced. was. the end. of the generals plan has been a total failure the allies have been advancing on the somme since early july the minute vet done are needed elsewhere and now romania has declared war on germany so fuckin highness' packed off that they are as a punishment he's replaced by two generals from the eastern front every student off and polish fun hinton blog hidden book on the left will become president of germany after the war he's the figure who end one nine hundred thirty three with a point at all for hitler chancellor of germany. for the time being though he's here to put an end to a battle that was supposed to be decisive for germany but instead awoke french patriotism like no other action and the war. but this is very done so it never ends. for the french it's no longer a battle it's already become a legend an existential struggle for their country survival. things are different on the somme where a murderous british and french offensive has been going on since the first of july but that'

hines got wind of it.c keech ketchup if he t7 touchdown passes. >>> same hello to sam upo samso. he is a big washington capitals fan. he's rocking a red stanley cup shirt in an antarctica. he put this on facebook, and said travel to an antarctica to remind the penguins in person that we got the cup. the pittsburgh penguins a thorn in the side of the capitals for a long time. this guy is saying where is sidney cross by, take me to your leered. >> he was on the ground going like this and yelling at the referee in the background. that's what a caps fan is like hey, buddy, act like you've been there before. >> ar you've got to throw 57 touchdowns to get ketchup. maria: who wants ketchup for life. >> apparently he likes ketchup. does he like ketchup? apparently he does. >> anybody put ketchup a steak? >> no. >> i thought the president did it. >> does he? >> well done with ketchup. >> maybe he's in good company. >> it seems cheesy to have to earn that, to have to hit a record level. maria: you mentioned in the c

well i'm joined now by oren hines she's a military and defense correspondent for the jerusalem post she joins us tonight from tel aviv so you were at the gazan border today i understand on and tell us what's been happening what you can see is a along the border all day today and also last night when the rockets started going off and they started going off around four thirty in the afternoon i went all around till four o'clock this afternoon and in that time there was about four hundred sixty rockets and mortars that were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel and actually hitting with the area. killing one man and wounding at least ninety three other people you know that the feeling on the border today and last night was very tense there with the roads were blocked across the strip. small roads i knew those were also blocked and that was actually following a an attack on a bus full of soldiers yesterday afternoon in the northern gaza strip area apparently under the investigation now this incident showing that the driver of the bus bypassed the roadblocks that i was able to get a

stern message the candidate has for whoever may be hine the attack. >>> first, it's a showup for shahare answering tonight. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. synagogues across the bay area and the country opening their doors to the community. >> one week after that deadly attack in pennsylvania, people of all faiths are taking part in the weekly service. jodi hernandez is at temple israel in alameda with this stuchg sh touching show of support. jodi? >> reporter: that's right. it's called show up for shabbat. it begins in an hour from now. synagogues across the bay area, folks here asking everyone to join them in a show of unity. >> you look at the people who were killed and to think that anybody would see them as a threat. >> this is what people who attend the weekly prayer service at the sem am sinai will see as they arrive. they remember those killed in pittsburgh last weekend. >> you can't react in the same way. anger even though we're angry and frustrated. we have to work to build a world

duncan hines has pulled white, confetti, classic yellow. a sample tested positive for salmonella and five people have reportedly gotten sick. the fda says illnesses may be connected a small salmonella outbreak where people ate raw batter. they have dates of march 20, '19. >> up next, a new star is the p. we'll show you what he did tonight. stay with us. sfx: squeak sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> okay. he is so nice. two weeks ago he bought his mommy a house. this week he's becoming the warriors new fan favorite. >> alphonso mckinney, the lowest paid on the team,zl fans tonight. steph curry, the highest paid of course. dancing. looking like fortnight. they came alive in the third quarter. alphonso mckinney nailed the three-pointer from the corner. the crowd goes wild. the owner goes wild. when you have him on your side you're

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zulfikar abani founded obvious science desk in one joins me now hines and vica how excited are you how excited is the world of science so close to the anticipated landing. well you know i like to stay sober about these sort of things but if you ask around the scientific community there is a sense of it intellectual excitement and people are very excited about this not least because this is the first international mission of this kind that is going to check the the basically the health and the life the vital signs of a planet like our own. and it is incredibly exciting because we'll try it we'll basically try to work out whether mars is alive and if so how much and so that is kind of exciting and yes even on the brits and that's all excited yes they're considering the risk of failure nasa says it has fifty percent is it's a billion dollars respin. that really depends on how you view this kind of science i mean it is fundamental science in the sense that you know as people do say we're not immediately going to get a new frying pans out of this kind of science but we're going to work out

june and then recovered and so to me i look at that hine and think that would be a level i'd be thinkingbout getting long the stock if i had to. >> swoon in june, 44, just keep going. that's exactly right pvc level process. meaning owning it there seems reasonable and with a little luck -- and that's the bet it's not going there in the first prays going to break out. >> listen, the charting if you didn't have the name oracle systems up there i would say wow that looks like an interesting technical setup. i grow the relative strength or whatever but thinking about a fundamental standpoint pb thinking about competitors tinges we heard about enterprise software i don't like it thinking about mike's trade, fine, you want to get lopping the stock at 44. i'd say wait a month you may get a chance to buy at 44 had. and you use that put to buy the call 52.5 that seems like the level you'd be happy with if the stock got there. i don't love the risk reward because i don't love the fundamental setup but the technicals are interesting maybe in a slightly different market. >> you don't think the earni