ann harvey. >> on this day i'd like to thank you for your service. i'd never heard of this commission before. i'd like to speak on behalf of people who want to be in san francisco and i know what we're looking for and our sons were born here and my husband and i made our lives here and thought of moving out of the city to have more green space. we never did it. we've done overseas projects but never left the city. we're still here and my son went to nursing school and grew up here and they love the city. i think it's a beautiful resource. we need housing. i know that. the neighborhood alternative is the way to go. it's so beautiful to walk up the hill. people talk about architecture but never talk about landscape architecture. i never heard of landscape architecture before. i live on union street and we have a lovely, i call my hidden neighborhood secret behind the letterman digital art studio. it's beautiful there. people drive by. it's lovely landscape architecture. what makes san francisco very nice is the walkability and being there and enjoy bei

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk and harvey weinstein is set to appear in court this morning. let's go live to manhattan where police are steaked outside the courthouse today. the court is going to determine his future. two accusations on the table right now. one that he raped a and he forcibly performed oral sex on a woman in 2015. so the judge has a few different options here. he could throw out the case entirely or set a trial date. now harvey weinstein's lawyer -- excuse me setting out a couple of things that are throwing a wrench in the prosecution's plan right now. one of them that police may have acted improperly in this case, another that a witness had coerced testimony. we will keep an eye on that again. winestein headed to court in manhattan today. >> thank you. >>> 5:40 right now. ahead, you could be paying more for tolls on the golden gate bridge. >> and we'll show you a bay area's driver creative use. how he cheated the system with chicken teriyaki. >> and a live look this time from our dublin camera. as you can see it's cloudy out there. you can't see much in thi

harvey robinson prize. i'm very pleased to introduce dr. anne sarah rubin. [applause] dr. rubin: thank you so much. and everyone here at pamplin. it has been a real treat to be here with some of my civil war sisters. and i think that what has been great about this week, weekend, rather is that the range of talks you are hearing really represents a variety of work that women are doing in this field. as for me, i worked on sherman's march for actually about a dozen years. nine eyears on "throug the heart of dixie that has a companion website at sherman's march.org. and another project that fell into my lap just as through the heart of dixie was coming out. which was the previously unpublished memoir of george cloonequimby who was a scout for sherman and whose story highlighted a lot of the things i was working through in the first book. what i'm going to do this afternoon is weave them together and then there will be plenty of time for questions. ok. in the summer of 1963, john lewis was the recently elected chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. he found himself writing the most

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk and we are keeping an eye on a courthouse in manhattan where harveyeinstein just arrived. we have video just in of that. he is going to be facing a judge who has a couple of choices to make on the sexual assault and rape charges. now against harvey weinstein of course the disgraced movie mogul. he is facing a charge of raping somebody in 2013 in a hotel room and also forcibly performing oral sex on a woman in his apartment in 2006. his defense attorney is bringing up claims of police inpropriety and also that some of the witness testimony may have been 0 coerced. also in attendance we marissa tormay. she is in the courtroom today as well. so we'll be keeping an eye on that. >> yeah, some of the biggest perpetrators now facing time in court. ann, thank you for that update. >>> the catholic church in illinois is under fire over allegations of child sex abuse by priests. the church officials publicly identified 185 priests accused of abuse in the state. at least 5 00 additional accusations. often times the allegations were not properly investigated and l