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please welcome curtis taylor. [applause] curtis: thank you, joe. was that your polite way of saying i'm a convict? [laughter] curtis: man. you know, i get to speak at a lot of places and i've got to say, having the opportunity to speak at an oxford house world convention is the highlight, it is one of the highlights of my life. right here, i am at home. this is my family. [applause] curtis: yeah. what's up, justin? my man. my name is curtis taylor and i am a person a long-term recovery. what that means is i have not used alcohol or any other substance for over 16 years now. [applause] curtis: i found his thing called recovery, i found this thing called oxford house by god's grace and mercy way back and -- in 1996. you do the quick math, you just said it's only been roughly 16 years. i had a little more research to do. [laughter] curtis: but i did the math earlier this morning. since 1996, i have been in sustained recovery all but about eight or nine months. that is 23 years and only eight to nine months of that was i not engaged fully in recovery.

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as curtis listed demands. i want to speak to number five increased crossing times to accommodate the high number of seniors and disabled residents. that is children. we have children with mobility issues. i push my daughter in her wheelchair upchurch street or golden gate. this is a severe safety issue. please enforce this. thank you for your time today. peace. >> supervisor mandelman: next speaker. >> this is hard for me to talk about. in the last couple years a woman in a wheelchair was killed. a few months after that senior disability action member was hit and killed at geary and franklin. i got to that interaction right after it happened and saw her there. the majority, the vast majority of people hit and killed continually constant leo our streets are seniors and people with disabilities. i live in fear every single day that i cross the street that i am going to be hit. we have got to do more. we have to stop this. we have to make sure that uber and c.y.f. t drivers are not pull o lyft drivers are not blo

curtis briggs the lead attorney could be seen smiling hugging his colleagues. after coming off the elevators after that verdict came down to quitting his cliene. he came in front of the reporters gathered there and headed to for definitely a more sober demeanor acknowledging that for his client, this is really not a day to celebrate that his client still feels very sad and feels that that he was not able to do more to help the people who lost their lives in this tragedy. now attorneys referred to him as an innocent brilliant artists who should never have been charged in the first place they say they believe as far as possible retrial that there will be no justice in last the landlords are in the defendant's chair as well and they the lead attorney also called out the city of oakland, 4 and said they should be doing more to prevent tragedies like this one. >>you want to call the grams. step up and be accountable for what happened the leaders of this city need to demand accountability and to tell us how they're going to fix this problem. the jail at 36 people die

david: here is former trump campaign advisor curtis ellis.rouble as was with the china trade deal, not to mention usmc trade deal so how is the impeachment inquiry wrinkle affect all this? >> these are two separate things. we seen the democrats express this ridiculous statement that we should get tough on china but i don't wait president trump is doing it and we should do it in conjunction with our allies which is a bunch of nonsense and what president trump did today by going to the united nations and before all our allies in the entire world calling china out for its lying, cheating and stealing is he is building the coalition of allies and the democrats will have to probably just shut up about they don't like . david: good luck on that one. >> honestly, does the president wanted trade deal? there's no objective criteria by which he would accept a trade deal in the past they talked about the trade deficit that has expanded so does he want a trade deal or is his real goal to essentially get us to stop trading with china to have other supply

and my bed is attached to the wall to curtis'. so when he moves around, i feel it. bed's not much for comfort. it is kind of a plastic mattress. but it did the trick. i slept okay. >> breakfast arrives at 5:30 a.m., delivered by a prisoner. >> in case you are wondering, it is scrambled eggs, grits and biscuits to the sound of a flushing toilet. >> no country on earth locks up more of its citizens than the united states. while we make out less than 5% of the world's population, we lockup more than 20% of the world's prisoners. politicians, academics and activists say mass incarceration is an american crisis. >> we have gone from $6 billion in spending in 1980 on jails and prisons to $80 billion today. >> brian stevenson is one of the nation's leading prison reform advocates. >> i think we have hundreds of thousands of people in prison who are not a threat to public safety. >> is it about safety, or is it about punishment? >> i think we have created a culture that makes it entirely about punishment. >> and you might be surprised who else thinks mass incarceration is a

. >> curtis, the family -- >> first, i want to say i'm sorry as somebody who's lost a child, i understand the pain and i know that they likely will never be able to find peace with what happened and that i apologize if anything that we did inflamed them. i was always under the belief that max harris was innocent and i did what i had to do to get him home. and our hearts are with those families and everybody who's been victimized by this tragedy. i'm going to turn this over to my co-counsel tyler smith to make a statement. >> you know, none of this ever would have happened in the first place if the income inequality, the injustice with respect to the income inequality and the housing crisis weren't as bad, wasn't permitted to get as it has gotten in the bay area and in oakland in the last few years. these artists were living in this warehouse because they didn't have too many other options. they were going to be on the street otherwise. they were living there, in essence, out of necessity, and there were many other warehouses in oakland, very similar as the ghost ship warehouse and the rea

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we mentioned erica will stay in custody moments after the verdict was read next harris's attorney curtis briggs address the media kron four's maureen kelly is live outside the courthouse with his reaction >>defense attorneys for max harris call him an innocent brilliant artist who should ever have been charged in the first place this lead attorney curtis briggs was smiling and hugging his colleagues when he came off the elevator out after the verdict came down. d spoke in and take a much more somber approach when he approached the microphone and addressed the reporters gathering waiting to hear from him. he apologized to the victims families said he said that he apology would hope that that may did nothing in the courtroom that would inflame them. he also said this is not a time before max harris to celebrate because he is still very sad about what happened and wished he had done more to try and save some of those people who lost their lives and obviously 36 people that's a it's a heavy weight to carry. i would be also said that all talking about a possible retrial for derrick alameda, h

curtis -- we know a lot curtis,e autopsy of because he wrote a letter to his next day, describing what happened at the autopsy. at thert cuffs are smithsonian. the curatorsging to show them to me. we don't have them on display. we do have, at the national museum of health and medicine, the actual bullet probe that the surgeon general used, and we have fragments of president skull.'s we actually have a lock of his hair also. ofs was the last sketch president lincoln, made by a aench ex-patriot, and washington acquaintance of the president. is the contents of the president's pockets, also note the confederate money there. we think he'd made a trip down to richmond several days earlier and we think that's where he got the confederate money, when he was in richmond. he even had his eyeglasses, he had a string around, because they had broken, and he repaired his eyeglasses. this has nothing to do with the butoln assassination, because people ask all the time, do you guys have general sikhle's leg at the museum of health and medicine? we do haveis, yes, the leg. ha ha! the story was that dan

curtis. it's going to be done in the prince of wales room, which is currently now the presidential dining room, but it was called the prince of wales room back then because it is where, in the 1850's, the prince of wales had actually stayed. here are the people. dr. leale, by the way, was invited to attend the autopsy, but stated he needed to get back to care for his patients at armory square hospital, so he declined to attend the autopsy. but those who did attend were surgeon general barnes, surgeon robert k. stone, lincoln's personal physician, dr. taft, who was at ford's theater, another man, assistant surgeon william norton from the surgeon general's office. norton from the surgeon general's office. we do not have a picture of him. and the quartermaster, daniel rocker. he was montgomery's right-hand man. the assistant surgeon general, charles crane. lincoln's friend orville browning. here is the prince of wales room where the autopsy was performed, and like i said, it is now the president

not just the shareholders. >> curtis, thank you very much.lways appreciate your insight. >> thank you. charles: investors taking the trade news, running with it today. this market soaring. amin joins us now. i want to talk about it. you have a wide resume'. took me half an hour to read it. you're part of the council on foreign relations so you understand international politics, geopolitical activity, vis-a-vis impact on economy and the stock market. to what degree should we be cheering latest news about the u.s. and china? >> the equity markets love it obviously because they're only responding to china news day-to-day but the markets should not dictate national security issues and that is what we have on our hand. i love what your previous guest just said, let's take it further. this is national security. this is not just about trade. this is about reversing 25 years of foreign policy ultimately led to a lot of failures. largest manufacturing country in the world is now china. we're number two. we lost 8 million jobs. charles: what do you thi

curtis look at that guy.d his first week of college ad george washington university in dc. he says a program that is dc high school prepared him for this big transition. that program only 15 out of 200 students qualify for it curtis's brother, corey is also getting a head start he's a freshman at the high school and hopes to attend gw as well. later on curtis says he wants to continue his education at florida, am and study computer science and paleontologist corey wants to attend hampton university to beme astro physicist. the owner of a seattle record store found an old royalty check belonging to the late nirvana frontman kurt cobain easy street records posted an image of the check on its instagram page it was made out in the amount of $26.57. >>and dated march 6th, 1991 several mon hs before the release of the band's blockbuster hit album. never mind the store's owner said the check was talked into a box of nirvana tour itineraries it wasn't the only piece of kobane mum remember billion that was found there

curtis whitson / (grant) that was dave alley reporting.und the bottle with the message, and hiked a couple of miles to the campground to alert the host there.(justine) whitson says he'd like to find those men and thank them. (justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and justine. tonight at 6.... a former n-f-l player and bay area native --- killed in the backyard of his family's east bay home ... what police say lead up to a deadly encounter. plus. summer heat returns to the bay area. nearly all communities under a heat advisory. we're tracking the hot temps.. and when we might see rain. the news -- at six -- is next. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes

curtis wilkie. an associate prefer of journalism at the university of mississippi and fellow at the university oses center for southern journalism and politics and will take over. >> thank you and thank you all for coming, and we appreciate the presence of our guest on the panel here at the mississippi book festival. it's getting bigger and better every year. i'm going to start off by introducing very briefly our guests, and we'll carry on a discussion and i hope you all will have some questions for the panel toward the end of hour our hour. karen abbott is best-sale august authorize of several books and her newest one, the ghost of eden park, is an indy next pick as well as an amazon best book for august. a glowing review in last sunday's clarion ledger. said abbott, quote, captures the feel of the jazz age and its gangsters, and they also called her book a well-researched and highly engaging work filled with intrigue and fidelity, murder and headline catching courtroom drama. abbott lives in new y

on september 28, curtis informed col. chivington i want no peace until the indians suffer more. nevertheless, black cattle wanted peace and in november he and some of his leading men wrote into fort lyon. fort wise was renamed during the civil war to fort lion i believe after the virginia governor in colorado being a prounion state, renamed it fort lyon. so black cattle went into fort lyon asking for peace but the commanders told him they did not have the authority to accept his surrender, nor could they give cheyenne food. meanwhile the colorado papers were calling for extermination and chastised chivington as a coward. he had an opportunity and did not take it so he deployed 700 colorado volunteers to attack the cheyenne's. after seeing the approaching army, black cattle hoisted an american flag and a white flag, and sent a message to white antelope to greet the army. he was shot dead and soldiers launched into the village. the cavalry continued their charge into the village, and for several hours butchered men women and children. cheyenne bodies were mutilated, even infants w

in the kind of way teaching i don't even know how to express it as you said and that actually is curtis was exceptional. and he he provided us with shelter and learned my lengthy saleratus with the food yeah i would thing that if he had seen i would i tell my see. this is where the government of president amazon men and cargo once mugabe had buried zimbabwe's national heroes acre for many it would be a fitting resting place for the former colonial era guerrilla fighter. we wanted the old man to go to heroes acre where his other comrades are since he was our real founding father. so this is what we want for him to go to heroes acre. but analysts say there is still deep rancor between grace mugabe and amisom the man who 1st tried to sideline her and then seized power from a husband in 2017 the mcgovern family has accused them of our government of trying to strong arm them into a state burial. the family is the one that makes the decision in the government what if in the words tricky ok so these days no fewer between us. the mugabe's insists that the former president will be laid to rest i

adaptations you know star studded whodunnit here you've got daniel craig jamie lee curtis michael shannon all these these these amazing actors packed into this room in one of the beds of dead and then a guy with a ford name in a weird accent comes this is a tactic to try and solve it this case played by daniel craig but usually whodunits for me don't work because they've been done to death you know we see hundreds of versions on film and on t.v. but what ron johnson does with this is he sort of plays with the genre he has a lot of fun with it and he almost makes it almost a satire but in the end it still works as a proper style whodunit watching this film had the feeling like this is the kind of movie that if agatha christie got stoned and wrote a new mystery this is what might come out it's a lot of fun and if you're a fan of the old school i think christie's have a lot of fun with this. go to lot of target just tell me there's also a lot of talk about one particular bio page a beautiful day in the neighborhood starring tom hanks what did you make about what . yeah this is quite interest

agatha christie adaptations you know star studded whodunit here you've got daniel craig jamie lee curtis michael shannon all these these these amazing actors packed into this room in one of the beds of dead and then a guy with a ford name and a weird accent comes as a tactic to try and solve this case played by daniel craig but usually whodunits for me don't work because they've been done to death you know we've seen hundreds of versions on film and on t.v. but what ryan johnson does with this is he sort of plays with the genre he has a lot of fun with it and he almost makes it almost a satire but in the end it still works as a proper style whodunit watching this film have the feeling like this is the kind of movie that if agatha christie got stoned and wrote a new mystery this is it's a lot of fun and if you're a fan of the old school at the christie's you have a lot of fun with this skull we have got a lot of time but just tell me there's also a lot of talk about one particular bio page a beautiful day in the neighborhood starring tom hanks what did you make about what . yeah this is q

curtis, i'm looking at the british deal, the uk deal.really a big deal because it will be america's largest free trade agreement with a single country ever concluded. i think that's a big deal. what say you? >> it's a very big deal. of course, britain's got to get out of the european union before we can even do that. stuart: they will. >> they will. good. i'm glad to hear that. japan should not be underrated. look, we are rebuilding the foundations of the post-war alliance here where we had japan and great britain, our atlantic allies and pacific ally, put them together, you've got the foundation of a great trading bloc. the other piece of this that can't be overlooked is the usmca, the u.s. mexico canada agreement, because all three of these, britain, japan and mexico-canada, it's about building a block against china. if we get these deals done, we are in a stronger position to get a deal with china or to get no deal with china and let them just wither on the vine and go away the way they want to go. you see, the u.s.-mexico deal has pr

laura, curtis bradford. if you would like to speak, please line up on the left. >> hello, commissioners, i am david woo. i am a district five resident. i am in support of this legislation. and for this long-awaited update for the jobs housing fee the charge is led by community members themselves. the fact this fee has not been updated since 1997 speaks to the amount of additional benefit commercial developers have been getting by not paying the correct amount for the impact fee. this is not a new fee. it has been out-of-date for two decades. the city knows developments have impacts. those in existing neighborhoods are aware of that. this is a partial, not full mitigation. as the planning department and commission talk of complete communities when discusses new development or land use, thinking of open space, transportation and child care, mitigation measures such as jobs housing linkage provide part of that funding. by chronically under fundings those aspects by keeping fees low it gives a signal to the publ

her fiance curtis propose to her four yea rs fiance curtis propose to her four years ago and we onlybody to come to the wedding, 35 people that booked this package holiday. the organisation behind it hasjust been immense. not cheap, is it? not at all. you're talking £1300 a head. goodness me. what are you telling friends? what are you telling guests orfamily who friends? what are you telling guests or family who are asking the questions? what do you know? we are getting no contact from thomas cook. 0nly business as usual, which i expect them to do because it could cause a bigger problem if they come out any press and you know, cancel bookings or anything like that. i understand that. it doesn't solve the situation of the people that have books with us. i'm a little bit concerned. sharna's already starting to think of other plans on what to do, whether it's a weekend venue for everyone, but i'm just saying, let's just write it out, let's see where he takes us, really. and in terms of the money, because a lot of people have paid for this holiday, what proportion has been put down alrea

curtis and his family were days into the father's day weekend trip when they got trapped on top of a waterfall. miles from the nearest campground, they wrote a note and put it in the water bottle and carved help into the side and then tossed the message downstream. two hikers found it and alerted rescuers. the operations unit found the family and airlifted the hikers to safety the next morning. >> it's almost impossible . >> they were really out of options . >> absolutely incredible. winston said he hiked the same route 7 years ago and ascended the same water paul but this time, there was no rope to be found. >>> a plan to punish tardy high school students has backfired. an administrator painted over the bathroom mirrors claiming they were distractions for students and the district says the school did this because students spent too much time in the bathroom rather than in class. they quickly had a change of heart after there was criticism. >> it was in the girls and the boys bathroom but especially for the girls, to make sure there is nothing in your teeth or your makeup is fine we

curtis: mr. speaker, this house is still not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. curtis: mr. speaker, we are all familiar with the familyous line from thomas jefferson -- famous line from thomas jefferson. the government closest to the people serves people the best. so how is it that we are here today considering a bill that has been opposed by every member of the alaskan delegation since 1980? not just the alaskan delegation, but every governor of alaska since 1980, and even the gubernatorial candidates last year, two republicans, an independent, and a democrat all opposed this bill. mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. please suspend your conversations. the gentleman will suspend. you may continue. mr. curtis: this week, many of my friends across the aisle sought to protect their coastlines by banning offshore energy development. they know what's best in their states. apparently th

next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is curtis larson. i live on eureka street.m this house here, if it is still visible. my view is of all of the houses of the reverse of the houses on the 4100 block of 21st street. how this house first came to my attention, about january i started to see building that was not there before. of course, it raised in my mind, why was i not notified? you know the story. we have heard it today since i have been hitting him. remodel, demolition, -- -- sitting here. remodel, demolition and here we are with a proposal on a new house area i cannot comment on the discovery of what caused this problem. this sounds really familiar to the hopkins situation. you guys are our last line of defense from stopping workarounds from your power and what you do. i wanted to make that., that it's about precedent for me. i don't want to deny anyone their family home. i have enjoyed this neighborhood, that is why we are all there in the first place. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. i pretty much echo the sentiment of the previous spea

ken curtis is with me now from los angeles. he is the owner of reef seekers dive company. ken, thank you for coming on. i understand you know the owner of this boat. you just heard the new reporting on this mayday call that the coast guard dispatcher asking can you get back on board, unlock the boat, you don't have any fire-fighting gear at all? you know the owner. tell us about the type of operation he runs. >> he runs a great operation. this is truth aquatics. they have three different boats. very well respected in california and around the u.s., worldwide really. and it's important just to give you some perspective. i've been diving in california for 38 years now. i have never heard of a boat fire, you know, of this sorts. this is phenomenally unusual. i think it's also important to understand that when the coast guard questions confused me a little bit because when that guy is making the mayday call, he's making that from the wheelhouse, which is -- so you have the main deck here, the wheelhouse is above it. he is likely on fire while he is making the call or surrounde

he has got a reasonable lead butjohn curtis is saying that does not mean that he will actually win then. he has got to get another 20 seats. there is another question. labour, conservatives, liberal democrats, but also what sort of parliament will be end up with, eight remain parliament or a leave parliament? and there is a feeling we may be moving away from labour and conservative to a country of leave and remain, and i have met friends of mine who have traditionally voted conservative who are thinking of not voting conservative and the other way round as well. the way the election would go would be difficult to predict. both that leave votes and the remaining votes could be split. we saw in the recent election that the lib dems did win because there was an alliance of three main parties and that brexit party took away from the tories and therefore they did not get the seat. there is a fascinating tussle coming. we could see the significant realignment in politics. but we have a first past the post system and with that kind of system you just cannot predict how the dice is going to fa

that is captain curtis kratz. he is an officer with the salvation army of new bern.s he said, he has been up a long time. everyone i talked to has been putting in a loft hours as the storm approached. we thank the captain very much. a lot of volunteerism in these communities. again, as i was driving down highway 12 today, struck by how many volunteer rescuers and fire departments were getting ready for this storm. yes, you've got the state involved. yes, good people in their communities trying to safely do their part here as the storm hits the coast. >> absolutely. the silver lining to such utter devastation when you see the humanitarian response. david gura, thank you so much. i know you're exhausted as well, my friend. we're going call on you in just a bit again. we're going to check in with meteorologist bill karins for the very latest details, next. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right

curtis hill joins us now live, good to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: what can case or what you hope to accomplish? it sounds overwhelming at first blush. >> it is overwhelming. 2,246 unborn children discovered in a grisly manner. it's shocking. what we found out about it, we recognized this was something we needed to address, because there is every indication that those unborn babies came from indiana. so i reached out to the attorney general from the state of illinois, because it was in illinois, and we agreed we would work together. i'm very pleased that will county states attorney's office in illinois and wills county sheriff's department, as well as the coroner's office, have done a great job in cataloguing and getting information, and we hope to cooperate with and involve our indiana system, as well. >> shannon: his home in illinois, he had clinics in indiana, a number of places. he lost his licensing in 2016. a filmmaker, mark archer, who sat down and apparently talked with his doctor before, said that she was quoted in "the daily caller." he said that kl

. >> reporter: curtis whitson and his family were days into a scenic father's day weekend trip in pfeiffer big sur state park when... >> reporter: whitson told "the washington post" he hiked the same route seven years ago and descended the very same waterfall by rappelling down a road attached to its side. but this time, there was no rope to be found, and it was too dangerous to backtrack. so stranded miles from the nearest campground and without cell service, he wrote this note on a bar order pad his girlfriend apparently brought to keep score playing card games. "we are stuck here at the waterfall. get help, please." he put it in his green water bottle, carved "help" on to its side, and tossed the message downstream. >> never heard any kind of a request for assistance coming down the river in a water bottle. >> reporter: todd brethour and tony ramage are with the california highway patrol. they found whitson around midnight on june 16. >> the individual came out and was weaving and it seemed like he was very excite, relieved. >> reporter: at that point, it was too dark to stage the rescu

chris curtis is political research manager at yougov and joins me on set at westminster.d to see you so early in the cold. it's getting colder, isn't it? chris: it really is. still an october temperature. anna: let me ask you about the latest polling. 10 percentage point difference between labour and the conservatives. this is giving boris johnson the confidence perhaps to call this vote, but theresa may fell into this trap and lost a majority. chris: boris johnson should be confident but not as confident as he currently seems to feel. translate intold a conservative majority. he could not -- cannot take that to the bank yet. he still has to survive for a general election campaign. theresa may went into the last general election campaign starting with a 24% conservative lead and that evaporated. the numbers look good for boars at the moment -- boris at the moment. nejra: good to speak to you this morning. what is your polling telling you about the public's view of boris johnson's approached brexit right now -- approach to brexit right now? approachris johnson's to brexit

binya scepters sat nav says police in turn writing about are car tester monitors curtis rather skeptical whether he should follow its directions. it's an idyllic setting here. but he says he's a little afraid of what it might do to the nice bumpers. and nice aluminum rims about that talk too bad the day started so well. there are cars whose terrain is the highway and others that are just made for country roads then there are vehicles built to go off road the audi q 8 aims to be all 3 at once and look elegant to boot. but no modest montas wonders where the sat nav will lead him on his test of the q age abilities react to. the 1st wrench of his journey takes our tester down curving country lanes. at the forefront mantis was already finding the q a to be a bit more agile than the q 7 and the steering is very direct in dynamic mode he says. but when he switches to comfort mode then it's a bit. comfier. and you certainly don't get the feeling you're steering such a heavy car around the curve. it's quite and then will drive around curves too but he says physics is physics and at some point eve

. >>> the golden state warrior star and two-time mvp, stefan curty visiting the chase center for thein months. he was at the new arena in san francisco speaking to 300 students well-known work-out instructor. i think stevie wonder had something to say about that last night. i saw our practice facility that will be at every day grinding and getting better. >>>efh and the warriors play their first preseason game at the chase center on october 5th against the lakers. metal that and the san francisco symphony will christen the new arena on friday night. >>> opening night at the san francisco. meanwhile, it is also a bittersweet night for some of the symphony's longtime conductor prepares to retire. he's been the music director for 25 years. he debuted with the symphony back in 74 but held numerous jobs before coming back here to the bay area. tomorrow night, he will lead the orchestra as they play along with the bay area legendary band with the chase center. >> the relationship we craft second degree very simple. being the very first event with metal that. >> it is not up for me to be he

student is making a bigger leap. 14-year-old curtis lawrence has started his freshman year as a college student at george washington university. he said his high school had a special program that accepted 15 out of 200 students and that prepared him for this jump. while he says he's ready, not everybody on campus knows what to make of him. >> in my university writing class, my professor asked me if i was a visitor, if i was someone's younger brother. >> curtis does have a younger brother of his own. he's 13 years old. he's a high school freshman who hopes to follow in his brother's footsteps and go on to g.w. >> no pressure for the little brother. >> he needs to be in everyone's study group. >>> coming up, felicity huffman makes her case for a lighter sentence. the letter she wrote to a judge. that's ahead on "gma." >> "good morning america" sponsored by sleep number. discover the sleep number 360 smart bed for proven quality sleep. smart bed for proven quality sleep. mber 360 smart bed. your sleep number setting. comfort on both sides can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intellig

curtis whitson and his family were days into a scenic father's day trip in big sur state park when --ects that are trapped on the top of a waterfall in arroyo seco. >> a hiker brought a water bottle with a note stating that they were stuck and to get help. >> reporter: whitson told the "washington post" he hiked the same route seven years ago and ascended the very same waterfall by rappelling down a rope attached to its side. but this time there was no rope to be found, and it was too dangerous to backtrack. so, stranded miles from the nearest campground and without cell service, he wrote this note on a bar order pad his girlfriend apparently brought to keep score playing card games. quote, we are stuck here at the waterfall. get help, please. he put it in his green water bottle, carved "help" into its side and tossed the message downstream. >> never heard any kind of a request for assistance coming down river in a water bottle. >> reporter: highway patrol air operations unit found whitson around midnight on june 16th, just hours after hikers recovered his floating message. >> the ind

curtis: the environment is and should be a bipartisan issue. that is why this week i'm proud with my friend, congressman loan tall from california -- lowenthal from california, to offer a resolution to support of designating clean energy week. i'm proud our effort has already gathered dozens of our colleagues, bipartisan on both sides of the aisle. this goes to show that we can work across the aisle to be better stewards of this earth. i plan to continue pursuit of these positive, bipartisan solutions in the future. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 1058, an act to amend the public health service act to enhance activities of the national institutes of health with respect to research on autism spectrum disorder and enhance programs relating to autism and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. madam,

turns out curtis whitson with his girlfriend and son got trapped on top of a raging 40-foot waterfalln the bottle as a last-ditch effort to get help. hikers found it and immediately alerted authorities who rescued the family. >>> kent state university in ohio is apologizing for abruptly ending a women's field hockey game. it was done so a daytime fireworks show could be set up before the start of a men's football game on another field. kent state was hosting the game between the university of maine and temple university saturday. they were tied at zero just before the start of the second overtime period when all of a sudden both teams were ordered to evacuate the field. the school said that the game had to end because of fire marshal regulations. >> i think that no female athlete or female in general should feel that they are lucky to do what they do or that it's an opportunity that you get to go finish your game and to feel slighted. i -- i felt for my team in that moment. >> kent state said the field hockey game should have been allowed to finish. both field hockey teams were appare

the men on my tier are locked in their cells 23 hours a day, like my neighbor william curtis, a convicted murderer sentenced to life he told me he tried to escape how far did you get? >> not very. >> in 2017 louisiana lawmakers passed bipartisan reforms which reduced its nonviolent prisoner population >> louisiana is a poster child for why this country needs to make changes >> the majority here, however, committed violent crimes i was a lot different at 17 than i am at 60 now, but i still knew right from wrongars d when i took the life of carnell >> terrence simon wa convicted of second-degree murder when he was 17 and is serving a life sentence without parole >> i don't deserve sympathy >> you don't deserve sympathy >> one thing i witnessed over and over, the search for hope and validation. >> i just knew i had to do something different than just do time and die in prison >> dalton, serving 60 years for manslaughter found his hope in a bible college program. everybody stays busy everybody has a job or occupation >> yeah. if you're on this yard, you have a job >> the prison offers over a

them made up the jury and the other half for a test group they all had to read the same passage from curtis classic play faust. haven't. features a fee you list that i won't meet seen one flight out. our philosophy your list i mean it seems. to mean that. on pins a clue before the jury members couldn't see the speakers but only judge their voices. once a year show on. this that sounded like a math professor writing on the board for me or staccato pretty fast and yeah the jury could award between one and 10 points isin my guess that has the dr guy and see a short and saying yeah she was really into the role but yeah her through march has had much oliver niebuhr has devised a formula to determine how the perfect charismatic voice sounds he analyzes voices according to various parameters including tempo rhythm melody volume and pauses by measuring 16 parameters he comes up with a value of what he calls acoustic charisma the highest possible score is 100 can his method predict the jury's results neber used it to pick the top 3. nino placed 1st features of fi you lose that i don't need. 2nd plac

curtis brig said not enforcing veilations in the warehouse contributed to the fire. >> i lost my son and this is what happens. you am not happy about this. >> absolutely. i'm disappointed there is a pan walking out there that should be in jail right now. he was willing to take a plea deal for six years, okay? you tell me that is a not guilty person. come on. >> some victims' relatives said they simply wanted someone to be held responsible. >> having machine else suffer is not going to make me happy. i just wanted some accountability. >> all 36 victims died by smoke inhalation. most were caught on the second noor of the warehouse as that fire quickly spread. last month, three jurors were abruptly did i missed and replaced with alternates forcing deliberations to start over. yesterday, almena's attorney said that one of those jurors spoke way firefighter who is not a witness in the case and shared that information with the two other jurors. more reaction to the verdict and he can tenned interviews can be found on our website, kpix.com. >>> california in mourning. dozens gathered in lon

kim curtis, the owner of another dive company says in an interview just after the fire, it was a tragedy that no one expected. he also commented on the existing safety features on dive boats. >> first of all, there is no way to lock people in the bunk room, even if you want to, but there is an escape hatch at the back end, and the boat has firefighting equipment. >> the crewmember is seeking punitive damages, attorneys fees, and money to cover the medical costs of his injuries. >>> amazon is unveiling a plan to go carbon neutral, as well as failing to report its greenhouse gas emissions regularly. >> the climate pledge is to meet the goals of the paris agreement 10 years early. >> to cut emissions, jeff bazos says amazon has ordered 100,000 electric delivery vans that will start hitting the road in 2021, and it plans to have 100% of its energy use come from solar panels by 2030. >>> the long illness linked to vaping. illnesses have claimed at least eight lives. the fda is launching a criminal investigation to get to the bottom of the growing health crisis. health officials say more than