so that means you know like anita said the i.c.j. the i.c.c. even the fear i mean the man our generals here here in the country they fear international prosecution so this can have international accountability and even the idea of it can have a preventative effect and stop future atrocities from taking place in the country anita should one of the recommendations made by the u.n. fact finding commission is for international organizations other countries to stop doing business with me and morris military but is there any evidence as of yet that the tide has turned on that that these groups that are doing business with me in march military will listen to these pleas and stop doing so. i don't think so does food happen very soon in the future because it at the end of the day the plight of door is basically because of the economic interests in the country because everyone things that they have they have to have a piece of cake in the newly open market in the year and the m.r. is not not one of the explorer markets so every country every and many of

so that means you know like anita said the i.c.j. the i.c.c. even the fear i mean the m.r. generals here care in the country they fear international prosecution so this can have international accountability and even the idea of it can have a preventative effect and stop future atrocities from taking place in the country anita should one of the recommendations made by the u.n. fact finding commission is for international organizations other countries to stop doing business with me and morris military but is there any evidence as of yet that the tide has turned on that that these groups that are doing business with me in march military will listen to these pleas and stop doing so. i don't think so does food happen very soon in the future because it at the end of the day the plight of door is basically because of the economic interests in the country because everyone things that they have they have to have a piece of cake in the newly open market in the year and the m.r. is not not one of the explorer markets so every country every and many of the companies are billing to. loo

so that means you know like anita said the i.c.j. the i.c.c. even the fear i mean the ram our generals here care in the country they fear international prosecution so this can have international accountability and even the idea of it can have a preventative effect and stop future atrocities from taking place in the country. one of the recommendations made by the u.n. fact finding commission is for international organizations other countries to stop doing business with me and morris military but is there any evidence as of yet that the tide has turned on that that these groups that are doing business with me in march military will listen to these pleas and stop doing so. i don't think so does food happen very soon in the future because it at the end of the day the plight of door is basically because of the economic interests in the country because everyone things that they have they have to have a piece of cake in the newly opened market in the year and the m.r. is not not one of the explorer markets so every country every and many of the compan

anita: coming alive. al: we have the ability then for you to come in and see firsthand for yourself actual exhibits and the actual temple that was in existence before. and they say, well, these are what the other chinese people brought in. robert: and again, there is still so much more, we just don't have enough time to show you, so go see more at the chinese-american historical museum at the ng shing gung inside the san jose history park. and on stage next is our traditional artistic and cultural performance featuring melody of china, a groundbreaking group mixing chinese classical, folk, and contemporary music. don't miss it. with me is melody of china from san francisco, professional musicians from the top music conservatories in china playing a combination of two melodies, "beautiful flowers in full moon" and "golden snake dance." who do we have here with us? yangqin zhao: we have six musicians today, and this is xian lu, plays the dizi. and the--plays the erhu. shenshen zhang plays the pipa. and my n

anita, i'd like to begin with you. but wait, there's more. and it comes from of all places, politico tonight. here is the story. in early spring of this year, an international guard crew made a routine trip from the u.s. to kuwait to deliver supplies. what wasn't routine was where the crew stopped along the way. president donald trump's turn berry resort about 50 miles outside glasgow, scotland. since april the house oversight committee has been investigating why the crew on the c-17 military transport plane made the unusually stay, they have yet to receive answers from the pentagon. the inquiry is part of a broader previously unreported probe into u.s. military expenditures at and around trump property in scotland. i'm going to ask the control room, anita, while we have our conversation to rerun that scroll of existing and proposed investigations. when i ask you what comes of the toll of all of this, just tonight's story added on top of the pile. >> yeah, i mean, this is something we really haven't talked about. you're scrolling through thes

be the reality and several fronts i mean one of the major problems is that and this is a point that anita touched on is that you have governments. that are speaking to one another about the writing issue time and again they are not talking to the rowing they do not have a seat at the table when it comes to their future and also what has happened to them in the past so this is something that's very frustrating that this is not a great demand this is just simply asking have a seat at the table when it comes to trying to determine what their future might be but it's much more complicated than that i mean we've touched a few times if you're in the program today about let's just say the international criminal court i mean every time that i have gone to cox's his art and spoken to the refugees there that the survivors they have said that they want to see the international criminal court get involved in this and they would like the international court to mete out justice to those officials in me and more of a fair responsible for the genocide and you know that's a that is a process that is riddl

at the santa anita track it's 32th horse to die there. now to shut down the track growing now louder this morning. greg mills has more. >>a small crowd at santa anita % i even had reservations about coming out today because of yesterday's incident that incident and tech a 3 year-old colt euthanized on the track after breaking both front legs in a race could hear a pin drop nobody wants to see the horses go down nobody. and it happened on the second day of the fall racing season. the 32nd horse to die here since december all across the country. they've had more breakdowns here and then you could take 10 here top tracks and not have as many i did find one with more a group called horse racing wrongs keeps track of horse racing deaths at tracks across the country. the list is long on their website and one racetrack in florida at 34 horse deaths in 2019 that's 2 more the 70 does had since last december, nobody wants these horses die the investigation into the deaths here is ongoing. nothing determined yet there's a lot of money involved here,

anita kumar, white house correspondent, associate editor for politico. frank ordonez, white house correspondent for npr, and rick wilson, veteran florida man and republican strategist whose views about our president are best expressed by his book "everything trump touches dies." good morning, gang, and welcome to the broadcast. welcome all of you back to the broadcast. anita, i'd like to begin with you. as the man on tv says, but wait, there's more. and it comes from of all places, politico tonight. and he here is the story. in early spring of this year, an international guard crew made a routine trip from the u.s. to kuwait to deliver supplies. what wasn't routine was where the crew stopped along the way. president donald trump's turn berry resort about 50 miles outside glasgow, scotland. since april the house oversight committee has been investigating why the crew on the c-17 military transport plane made the unusual stay, they have yet to receive answers from the pentagon. the inquiry is part of a broader previously unreported probe into u.s. military

. >>> another tragedy tonight at the santa anita racetrack. it's the 32nd horse death sips december. santa anita track officials say the three-year-old colt was running down the stretch during the eighth race when he suddenly broke both front legs and crashed to the ground. late terrifying burglary horse was euthanized. prior to the race, animal protesters and counterprotesters gathered on opposite sides. >> reform is not the option. the only way to help these animals is abolish this blood sport. >> we look at every horse going on the track. whether for training or racing. >> today's horse death came on the second day of the 23 day meeting. santa anita officials say they will open an inquiry into what caused the latest casualty on its racetracks. >> that's good to hear. >>> darren is busy working on our weather. i'm still wrapping my head around a tornado touching down near davis? >> yeah. it is either fall or spring. the shoulder seasons. if we are going to see them here in california, they will be in the central valley and come in the fall a

. >>> a quiet day, a small crowd at santa anita. i even had reservations about coming out today, because of yesterday's incident. that incident m tech, a 3-year- old cold euthanized on the track, after breaking both front legs in a race. >> you could hear a pin drop fear no one wants to see the horse go down. nobody. >> reporter: and its happen on the second day of the ball racing season. the second horse to die here, since december. >> all across the country, they have had more breakdowns here, then you could take 10 of your top tracks, and not have as many. >> i did find one with more. a group called horseracing logs keep tracks of horseracing deaths across the country. the list is long on their website. and one for a racetrack in florida have 34 horse deaths in 2019. that is to more than santa anita has since last december. >> nobody wants to see these horses die. >> the investigation into the deaths here is ongoing, nothing determined yet. >> there is lot of money involved here, but the bottom line is the welfare of that horse s

race horse has died at the santa anita track in southern cfornia. officials say a 4 year-old horse fractured pelvis during practice at the training track that marion's decided to euthanize the horse and that makes 31 thoroughbreds who died at the racetrack since december. santa anita says that it has implemented new safety measures to make sure that horses areealthy before they start running fall racing at santa anita begin september 27th. well an headlines now the house judiciary committee held its first impeachment investigation hearing against president trump. democrats grilled trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski bree jackson reports. >>be here to be telling the truth general it shows we'll set united democrats clashed with president p'foer ampaign manager corey lewandowski over his private conversations with president trump. >>how many times that he directed to deliver a message to a member of his cabinet. >>the white house has directed not disclose the substance of any discussions resident house judiciary chairman jerry nadler say

[applause] thank you, anita.et me also just express on a personal level the loss and, rick, you were kind enough to do this at the groundbreaking of jen macs. these are folks that 90% of you don't know who the hell i'm talking about. but everyone sitting here for the mayor's office, we lost jen in 2014 and she was one of the principle leaders of this effort as well. there is an old saw about san francisco that says san francisco is nothing more than 47 square miles surrounded by reality. which is a wonderful way to describe this whacky and wonderful place we call home. a city, not dissimilar to our state, of dreamers and doers and entrepreneurs, a city that prides itself on being on the leading and cutting edge. but what it was messing is what every american city in the united states had all right. and that was a venue like this that can hold 10-plus thousand people. that was the missing ingredient. so, let me just acknowledge and applaud the extraordinary commitment the warriors come back home to make real their

the chief veterinarian for the group that owns santa anita says, quote, as is protocol for santa anitamediate inquiry into what factors could have contributed to m tech's injury. >>> it is no secret that life after football can be rough for former nfl players. yesterday abc 7 news was at ucsf cardiovascular research building where there was a free clinic to give them heart and orthopedic screenings. when players retire they frequently aren't as careful with their health. coupled with side effects of playing the game it can add up. those who showed up are thankful for the opportunity. >> well, this is a great opportunity for all the players, especially the ones that may not have insurance. it's vital to me to be here every opportunity i can get to check me out to make sure everything is going great. >> the event was put on by the living heart foundation in conjunction with the nfl players association. since they started traveling around the country, they've seen about 6,000 former players. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that m

reporter amy johnson is there. ♪ >> reporter: santa anita fall season kicked off.mid controversy. >> i love this truck. >> reporter: fans have been waived sisley awaiting. >> this is like my second home. >> reporter: but these comes under intense scrutiny after the death of horses. >> there are very strict rules that we all have to come by. >> reporter: he is of course turner, he lost a horse last spring. today his horse won the opening race. >> i am very enthusiastic about the coming season. we are looking for a fresh start. we are trying to put it behind us, we are not forgetting what happened. but we're try to put this behind us. there are new rules in place now. they significantly make a difference. >> reporter: we heard from the chief veterinarian. >> we make sure that we look at every horse as they're going out on the track. whether it is for training are racing. we are going to completely vet that horse racing or training. >> reporter: he is ready for the season, with the new protocols in place. >> we had a tough spring. we surely don't want to say, just pus

investigated so there's a lot more that can happen and there's a from the international community anita show i've been to cox's bazar 4 separate times in the past year and a half and i can tell you that the types of atrocities that have been described to us we've been in the camps are among the worst that my team and i as journalists have ever encountered are the men and women and children who suffered so much trauma and so much abuse do they come close to getting the kind of help whether it be medical whether it be social whether it be counseling that they need . it is very important that you have asked this question because many many visited the cock's bazaar be having to you may have met many victims including children and women and if every want to highlight one point when people go to our people in any interviewing taking testimonies they return home be severely traumatized and they are not the direct victims and did receive the counseling unfortunately our very young children women victims of rape people who have lost a sibling so lost their parents and they have seen how their pa

anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor for politico. and franco ordonez, white house correspondent for npr, veterans all. good evening to you all. anita, i'd like to begin with you. the last thing we just heard was trump versus bolton. just about everybody expected bolton to get a big advance and write a book and make his charges there. this is a rather quick turnaround, and it strikes me this could get ugly in a hurry. >> oh, i think we saw it get ugly on the first day, on the day of the firing, right? remember they were back and forth on who got fired, if he got fired, and i think that sort of signaled to us that he was -- that john bolton was not going to leave and be quiet about this. he is definitely going to be a thorn in the president's side as this goes forward. he is going to express his views. he is going to let everybody know what he thought was good and what was bad. you know, it will be an interesting thing because we see a lot of people who do leave. some end up writing books. some end of kind of going quietly, but it's cl

so, i'm sure he's aware this is a key vulnerability for him. >> anita, the economy concerns come as the democrats are now preparing to ramp up more impeachment probes about the president. so, is this, you know, kind of a do or die when it comes to impeachment talk and action? >> you know, the impeachment talk is very interesting. i think the president and his top advisers still feel like there aren't the numbers that the democrats need to actually have the vote. right. there are not enough yet with impeachment. we hear some concerns that these investigations and there's so many more that are going to be, so many more areas they're looking at really does take a lot of energy and time for the white house and staff to kind of respond to them, look at what the congress is asking for and just deal with them. it's just so much energy. remember when they came into this year, year three when the house went to the democrats, the white house really wasn't ready for that. they hadn't sort of done a lot of preparation at the end of last year to prepare for all these investigations and it really is

. >>> in other news, another horse has died at santa anita park in southern california.ck's fall meeting. a 3-year-old colt was euthanized after it was determined the horse had two broken forelimbs. 30 horses died during santa anita's winter-spring meeting. and that led activists to call for the park to be shut down and to reform safety protocols and medication usage. over the summer hall of fame trainer jerry hollendorffer, who is from the bay area, was banned from santa anita and other tracks under the same ownership. four of his horses died at santa anita. >>> well, mexican music icon jose jose has died after a long battle with cancer. the legendary spanish-language singer was nicknamed the prince of the song. he revealed two years ago he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. jose jose was known for dozens of romantic ballads that became huge hits throughout his career. his father was a tenor for the mexico national opera, and his mother a professional pianist. jose jose was 71 years old. >>> well, we may be less than a week into fall, but already there is snow i

. >>> santa anita kicked off racing under controversy. the governor signed a bill giving the california horse racing board the authority to halt racing at santa anita at any time. i'm a former dallas police officer standing trial for shooting her neighbor broke down in tears. this is the first time she's described the tragic events. she said she walked into the apartment above her's thinking it was her own. she saw a figure in the room. he advanced toward her. she shot him. she killed her upstairs neighbor. >> i was scared. i was scared. i'm so sorry. >> the facts have sparked controversy. she is a white police officer who shot an unarmed man in his own home. >>> a sheriff deputy in texas who was allowed to wear a turbin as part of the uniform died in the line of duty. he was shot and killed in an ambush during a traffic stop. the driver opened fire on the deputy. the driver still on the loose. the department a deputy was allowed to wear his turbin. >>> facebook may delay the launch of the digital currency. it was supposed to roll out in

and with me here in new york, anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor for politico. thank you to all of you for being with us. greg, let me just begin with you because it is that reporting from your -- there's a lot of reporting from your newspaper we are talking about tonight. but specifically the reporting from "the washington post," take us through what you know about the president telling his chief of staff, mick mulvaney, a week before this phone call with ukraine's president to put a hold -- you report to put a hold on military aid to ukraine. >> right. so in this case -- i mean this is money that is controlled under normal circumstances by the department of defense and the state department. and in this case trump asks his chief of staff, who is also acting as head of the omb, to hold that money back, to prevent it from being released to ukraine. white house officials were telling us today that that was because of concerns about corruption. and, you know, i guess, you know, one of my reactions when we heard that was that under what other circumstances has this

on second da current need at san anita. the 32nd horse to die at that track since last december. the 3-year-old colt was named m tech and running down the stretch when he broke both front legs and fell to the ground. the jockey was not seriously hurt. veterinarian euthanized the horse. they are trying to figure out why it happened. >>> cvs are suspending the sale of the drug zantac in stores. the company says they are pulling another generic version of zantac. both are used to treat ulcers and heart burn. it comes following an alert from the fda. the agency says that zantac and the generic version may contain a possible human carcinogen and cause cancer. zantac and the generic have not been recalled but cvs says customers can return the products for refunds. >>> organizers will unveil what to expect at the 23rd aids conference next summer. it will be held in san francisco and oakland next july. more than 20,000 people from 170 countries are expected to attend. tomorrow the conference co- chairs including barbara lee and may

four of his horses died at santa anita.ned there. >>> today we saw prince harry follow in his mother's foot steps quite literally. he traveled to angola to help clear an area of land mines. it's the same exact walk the spot is now known as han 2. princess diana street. since then, the neighborhood has been cleared of being an active minefield, but there's still work to be done. prince harry is working to get rid of the thousands of land mines left in angola from the previous civil war. >>> coming up at 6:00. >> san francisco's new law says can you pay cash almost anywhere, but are businesses your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i just add a spoonful to my

dw talks to 94-year-old anita lasker voltage on the day she received a special award from the nation that tried to kill her. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. it is a showdown in london. britain's new prime minister boris johnson facing a make or break parliamentary vote over brexit. and that vote is due shortly. here is what is happening now. some lawmakers are trying to block the possibility of the u.k. leaving the european union without a withdrawal agreement. they believe that would be a disaster for the british economy. johnson insists he must have the threat of a no deal brexit in order to strengthen his hand in negotiations with the european unioion. >> an explosive atmosphere both outside and inside parliament on the first day of the big showdown where these protesters, the prime minister is the demolition chief. with his threat to push through a no deal brexit. opposition parties are determined to stop that from happening, and they are joined by members of the conservative party itself such as former finance mi

criminal court can do justice a lot it's amazing how many missing very clearly and heavily to what anita and mason have been saying but it doesn't even look like we're even close to getting a resolution what do you know you're. i would say you're absolutely right i mean it's unfortunate but that's just seems to be the reality and several fronts i mean one of the major problems is that and this is a point that anita touched on is that you have governments. that are speaking to one another about the writing issue time and again they are not talking to the rowing they do not have a seat at the table when it comes to their future and also what has happened to them in the past so this is something that's very frustrating that this is not a great demand this is just simply asking have a seat at the table when it comes to trying to determine what their future might be but it's much more complicated than that i mean we've touched a few times if you're in the program today about let's just say the international criminal court i mean every time that i have gone to cox's his ardent spoken to the re

i was in the scrum there talking to anita and symone sanders tonight. they're saying listen, these attacks on joe biden, this was a cheap shot in their view, and the lesson that's been learned from eric swalwell and from some of the other candidates who have tried to take him on along these lines in the past is that these attacks just don't work. i think we've all looked at these poll numbers, and they've shown to be surprisingly resilient for the former vice president. there is a deep reservoir of goodwill for him. that's shown to be the case over time. we'll have to keep revisiting this conversation over the weeks and months, because if you look at the vice president's performance tonight, he is not the most polished speaker anymore. i think no one would deny he has moments where he's trying to grasp these details and facts from his own policy sometimes. but for a lot of democratic voters, this still comes down to who can beat donald trump. i think there is a lot in the contrast of joe biden and donald trump that voters like. and what biden advisers a

be the reality on several fronts i mean one of the major problems is that and this is a point that anita touched on is that you have governments. that are speaking to one another about the writing issue time and again they are not talking to the rowing they do not have a seat at the table when it comes to their future and also what has happened to them in the past so this is something that's very frustrating that this is not a great demand this is just simply asking have a seat at the table when it comes to trying to determine what their future might be but it's much more complicated than that i mean we've touched a few times if you're in the program today about let's just say the international criminal court i mean every time that i have gone to cox of his art and spoken to the refugees there that the survivors they have said that they want to see the international criminal court get involved in this and they would like the international court to mete out justice to those officials in me and more of a fair responsible for the genocide and you know that's a that is a process that is ridd

. >>> and the ongoing controversy at santa anita park. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. "abc 7 mornings". >>> good morning on this sunday, thanks for joining us. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. shay >> hey, liz, good morning to you. temperatures are pretty mild and the winds have backed off. 53 degrees. looking at numbers elsewhere in the mid-50s. 57 in half moon bay. if you slept through the cool early part of the morning, you're lucky. we were down to the 30s in sonoma. at sfo numbers are also in the 50s, upper 50s, pretty good recovery in concord. a breezy afternoon in san francisco. we're looking at temperatures from three to 13 degrees below where we should be. we're sunny for most of the day. then clouds increase in the north bay, leading to the possibility of a shower or a random thunderstorm. move you will just see a partly cloudy skies late in the day. another cool day before we switch things up for october, liz. instanci thanks, lisa. >>> new details about the san francisco controversy invol

we speak to 94 year old cellist anita fish on the day she receives a special prize of the nation but once tried to kill her daughter coming out. did she or didn't she hong kong's leader carried on denies offering her resignation over the protests in the territories but it leaked audio recording suggests she would step down if she could. and at least 5 kids as hurricane dorian devastates a bahamas the government has called the damage unprecedented in the u.s. more than a 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes plus. in an italian football stadium france staunch star striker a medal cockle would resist monkey chance the belgian is demanding more be done to stop racist abuse. color of a wall of the. germany's been remembering the beginning of world war 280 years ago when the country invaded neighboring poland 94 you were cellist anita fish survived the concentration camps at auschwitz and back in belsen since then she spent years telling schoolteacher about her own experiences and today she received one of germany's top awards for her efforts to stop the rise of anti-semit

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. >>> there has been another tragedy of the santa anita racetrack. this is the 32nd horse death since december. santa anita track officials say a 3-year-old colt was running down the stretch during the eighth race yesterday when he suddenly broke both front legs and crashed to the ground. he was later euthanized. before the race, animal protesters and counter protesters lined up on opposite sides of the main entrance to the track. >> reform is not an option, the only way to help these animals is to abolish this bloodsport. >> our goal is to make sure we look at every is going on the track, whether for training or racing. >> yesterday's horse death came on the second day of the 23 day meeting santa anita officials say they will open an inquiry into what is the latest casualty on its racetrack. >>> some people in richmond are upset about a plan to build toxic chemicals and gases in the soil. this week, the city council decided to pour concrete to cover 86 acres of soil. state officials say for more than a century, a pesticide company, and later a drug

the fall racing season at santa anita begins on september 27th. >>seems like it's always sideshows season in parts of the east bay and a police officer tonight is recovering after getting injured this weekend in oakland trying to stop sideshows one person has been arrested in connection to that incident kron 4 says he quit talk to oakland lice about their plans for this weekend. >>this week in oakland police will set up detours at several popular sideshow locations like here at 42th avenue under the 8.80 freeway overpass. >>particular location, 42nd in 8. will be closed off or going to the church traffic around locations throughout the city. the message don't come to oakland for legal sideshow or ultimately all end up in jail. >>this police camera video of an illegal sideshows sunday just after 05:00pm at 55th avenue at foothill it short distance from where the oakland police officer was injured by a suspect during legal side show of force meant in that area this is an injury. >>that was in his his facial area so. extremely damaging if not. >>care

started running fall racing at santa anita begins september 27th. california home this intruder who you see here, relaxing by the toilet was it after anything in particular maybe just a little well a family. >>says that amount line made his way into their home while they were watching tv sunday night, receipt explains what the family believes the cat was chasing him how to eventually found its way out of their home. >>it wasn't a war of the tv that interrupted the set it's sunday evening. they say it was a loud slammed were just watching tv and then all of sudden. >>and we heard a big bang and a big cat. >>a mountain lion that carol will experience. and so late in life 84 year-old edward an 87 year-old kathy believe the animal was on the hunt for their neighbor's cat who found shelter, but the bigger beast was still in their living room and very very close. she had. >>good grief no i was just finding out then that it was a you know because we thought it was a job. >>his tale we're pretty close to ideas for that like to that touch and the noises the

they treated her with respect and that hearing think more respectfully than anita hill was treated. not dismissed. they also realized the bad optics of having a panel of republican white male judges. male senators, questioning her and got a female prosecutor. there was some advances although they jettisoned her quite basically. i think there are plenty of people who i've talked to who feel like nothing has changed and the patriarchy rains. >> if i could add, in framing 1991 verses now there's an interesting poll we cite in the epilogue of our book a little bit dated. post kavanaugh confirmation hearings from perry on them the research firm 49 percent of those polled are largely in favorable impression of kavanaugh as compared to 29 percent due to favorable. 35 percent said the senate did the right thing and confirming him. 41 percent, fairly close disagreed, by contrast an overwhelming 50% of american polling after the claris conference confirmation supported him with 30% opposed. ultimately 55 percent of the voters who were polled believed ford over kavanaugh which was a 16 point m

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it was developed specifically because of what happened with anita hill and clarence thomas.so there is a process. that's a confidential system, it is out put in an fbi background file. again, very, you know, honored by the white house, honored by the senate. and so why that wasn't followed, i think that went against the interests of every single person involved. the only, the only benefit from that, i guess, is for those that would have liked to see a media circus and a national kind of fiasco created -- >> guest: not in the interest of victims. >> guest: right. it hindered the investigation process as well. even when the fbi was later back doing its information process, the ideal way was to be able to talk to these people separately before they've read about it in the paper, then you don't have to worry have the witnesses already been tainted by what they've read. that wasn't done, and it made it much harder to get to the bomb of what was going on -- to the bottom of what was going on here, and that was a real shame. >> host: one of the strong points on judge kavanaugh's si

. >> anita, a version of the same question to you. the status quo, par for the course, whatever you want to call it for the last two plus years when it's come to republicans, on capitol hill, and this president, has generally either been to defend him or to say nothing. to keep quiet. in terms of what you're picking up on and how they're processing what is going on right now, do you expect more of the same or something different? >> well, i think that they do -- the worry that they have and as ashley said some people aren't that worried or concerned but the worry they do have is more moderate republicans are going to get -- go away from them, that they'll lose that support. they know where the democrats are. they know exactly that they'll be opposed. it is the republicans they're really worried about. if they start to lose that support it is all going to go downhill from there. i will say, though, they are feeling pretty good about one thing which is that they feel this is very, very negatively affecting joe biden. they feel very stro

tell us much time in the 24th minutes 5 of them but they lost their lead just before half time for anita left no 4 passes all club he's a good goal of the season the boy. sureness if you go far left and it was a nice feeling to come back after playing here for almost 4 years. and it was an important result for us today because it's so it was a very nice girl just was and she missed what i thought would had chances to win the post for us annoying nicholas huff the band then pages and of the hosts having to make do with just the single point. of it that is disappointing because the victory was possible hitting the post twice in the final minutes and playing at home of course we wanted all 3 points but we have to remain humble and fight for every point we saw once again today that this is a tough league that austria. believes tough start to the season continued they face their 3rd champions league club in by lay the coups and and the favorites asserted their dominance early on was deflected struck from kevin fall and left drop out he could get stranded on 20 minutes and a 2nd soon followed

they treated her with respect to that hearing and more respect anita hill was treated.s not dismissed, she was not treated as crazy. and i think it was kind of amazing as i'm sure all of you experience to watch her testimony in a kind of thought she is finished. so powerful and even trunk and see how powerful it was and they also have going to realize the bad optics of having a panel of republican neil judges. male senators questioning her and got a female prosecutor. the events is very off of they did. i think there are plenty of people i talk to if you like nothing has changed. the patriarchy rains and inserted framing 1991 percent now, there's this interesting poll that we cite in the book, just a little bit dated but i believe it's from last december but still, this cavanagh confirmation hearing from gary and them, the research arm, 49 percent of those pulled out largely an bearable impression of. as compared to 29 percent but a favorable one. 35 percent said the senate did the right thing and confirming him. 41 percent so fairly close disagreed. by contrast, an ove

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another horse has died at santa anita park in southern california. a 3-year-old colt named emtech was euthanized after the horse broke two legs. 32 horses have died at santa anita since december. animal rights activists are calling for the park to be shut down and demanding new safety protocols. >>> scientists are conducting clinical trials to see if cannabis can help kids with autism. researchers at a medical center in new york believe a cannabis extract may help with you a sicyou a sicautism simtautism simto >>> happening today, a developer will break ground on affordable housing and retail space in hayward. it's at the site of the old mervin's headquarters. nearly 500 apartments will be built there. it's going to be called lincoln landing. this is the first major down town project to start construction since the city adopted a new plan to create more housing, retail and entertainment. it's expected to open in 2 1/2 years. >>> still ahead, one european city is raising its tax on tourists. >>> and addressing the real struggle to get the real i.d. th

. >>> another horse has died at santa anita park in california. a 3-year-old colt named emtech was euthanized after the horse broke two legs. 32 horses have died at santa anita since december. animal rights activists are calling for the park to be shut down and demanding new safety protocols. >>> giants fans said good-bye and thank you to bruce bochy. his family and former players joined him on the field for his final salute. fans from all over came to see this last game of his. >> this place has enriched our lives with friendships, experiences and memories beyond what words can express. i can consider myself the luckiest man on the face of this earth. thank you. thank you. thank you for making this so. love y'all. >> bochy had been with the giants for 1 year3 years. his run as giants manager will eventually pave his way to coopers town and the baseball hall of fame. >> and we have more information on bochy on our website. you can hear the fanfare wells, the fog horn blasts in his honor and the moment he received the key to the city. >> that's wha