the business owner annie morehouser a compliment. >> i was excited to meet annie morehouser.nd by no means did i realize what i said. she was thinking more than thank you very much. >> i was like, oh. oh. then i quickly covered it up with, thank you, thank you. i'm so glad to hear that. >> little did nathan know she just tapped into one of annie's worst fears about her watsonville, california, business that she started in 1983. >> and then i heard it a couple more times, my mother loves your stuff. and i kept hearing that and thought, ooh, i need to work on that. >> over and over again, the refrain was the same. and then finally, when annie went advise some students and heard the same thing yet again, it was the straw that broke the camel's back. she knew something had to be done. annie did not want her glassware to be something only people's mothers loved. >> i thought, hmm, i need to do something to make sure they love it, too, and make new designs and maybe refresh the brand. >> if you looked at the numbers, annie could have ignored what she was hearing. but the company wa

on coastal cooling (anny hong): (anny hong): coastal cooling will develop on tuesday with more widespread upper trough passes over the state. cool conditions will persist into thursday, with modest warming expected friday through sunday. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black dow drops 150 points as italy worries unsettle euro zone . . . the dow jones industrial average fell 160 points amid losses in goldman sachs and ibm. the euro fell below $1.16 - its lowest level this year against the greenback - as italian debt rates continued to rise. the stoxx europe 600 fell 1.1 percent, weighed down by a 2.3 percent drop in italy's ftse mib. u.s. stocks dropped tuesday as political turmoil in italy and spain added to investors' worries and sent the euro falling to its lowest level against the dollar in 2018. home price gains ease in march, but growth accelerates in big cities . . .nationally, values rose 6.5 percent annually, unchanged compared with february, according to the s&p corelogic case-shiller home price indexes. the nation's 10 largest metropolitan m

(anny hong:) a (anny hong:) a deep marine layer in place this morning with low clouds extending wello another cool and breezy afternoon. inland temperatures remain below normal most of this week. a late season front approaches late thursday night into friday with a slight chance of showers for the north bay and coastline. shower chances should end by early saturday with a modest warming trend saturday afternoon through memorial day. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya )everybody is buzzing about everybody is ( darya ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya )everybody is buzzing about the warriors game 4 tonight in our effin house.. steph you're still in the curry doghouse for cursing.. but we hope you forget your manners again and destroy the rockets.. however, it looks like the hampton's five won't be ready for tea time or tip off as they like to say in the nba.. andre iggoudala is doubt

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(anny hong): the marine layer has returned to the coast which will (anny hong): the marine layer hass a weak upper trough approaches. wednesday will trend slightly cooler inland as the upper trough passes. high pressure begins to build thursday leading to a warming trend into friday. some gusty offshore winds are expected friday night into saturday across the hills as a low drops into nevada. dry this weekend with a cooling trend into sunday. just as steph and the warriors are waking up from their sleepwalk through the playoffs... lebron is crawling back in to his hyperbaric chamber hoping to come out.. a butterfly? or the goat i guess. not so fast lebron! the warriors deathline up is ready to rumble with the pelicans tonight at roaracle. see how much better that is.. than "it's teatime for the hamptons five" pinkies up. coach kerr hopes starting curry, kd, klay, dray and iggy will put this series to bed. the cavs swept the raptors last night.. tornoto was ranked number one in the east and the cavs just them.. demolished.. annihalated.. 128 to 93.. lebron had 29 points.. but he had h

(anny hong): (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures willns of the region wednesday morning as the weather system pushes inland. a drying and slight warming trend is then forecast late in the week under a weak ridge of high pressure. (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior portions of the region wednesday morning as the weather system pushes inland. a drying and slight warming trend is then forecast late in the week under a weak ridge of high pressure. warriors and rockets: now this feels like the real nba finals.. the best players on the planet playing at break neck speed: attacking the lane, hitting jump shots and boxing out defenders.. and that was just the warriors! the rockets well.. they tried but the warriors were just too much. golden state stole home court advantage from houston in the western conference finals with a 119 to 106 victory in game one. nobody o

(anny hong): the marine layer (anny hong): (anny hong): the marine layer has returned to the coast whichill lead to some coastal cooling today as onshore breezes pick up this afternoon as a weak upper trough approaches. wednesday will trend slightly cooler inland as the upper trough passes. high pressure begins to build thursday leading to a warming trend into friday. some gusty offshore winds are expected friday night into saturday across the hills as a low drops into nevada. dry this weekend with a cooling trend into sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) a senior ball ábuzz killá over the weekend...in pleasant hill. when students returned to pick up their vehicles that is when their enthusiasm over the prom... fell apart... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. the sign outside the parking risk but not even the poli

(anny hong): an upper level trough will result in a few more (anny hong): an upper level trough willhrough tuesday. high pressure will then build in by late in the week to produce a warming and drying trend into the upcoming weekend ( darya ) ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news this morning out of the east bay. theres a train derailment near the shell oil refinery.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with more on this breaking news. (ááásaraááá) you can see two tanker cars completely off the tracks. just confirmed this is ánotá going to impact amtrak, which is good news because that would have created a major backup for the amtrak trains on the san joaquin lines. and there is no gas leaks happening. this could have been a dangerous situation as each tanker carries about 20 thousand gallons of gas. crews with the union pacific lines and the rifenery are now looking at the damage and how they can get it back ok the tracks. thats the next big task for these crews is getting this huge tanker back on the tracks safely. still no word on how this happened. live in martinez

(anny hong:) a deep marine layer in place this (anny hong:) a deep marine layer in place this morningl and breezy afternoon. inland temperatures remain below normal most of this week. a late season front approaches late thursday night into friday with a slight chance of showers for the north bay and coastline. shower chances should end by early saturday with a modest warming trend no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking from overnight. a hayward police officer is injured in a late-night officer-involved shooting. ( james ) kron4's will tran is live at the scene with what we are learning about the shooting. hayward police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened in the 100 block of hewitt place in hayward about 7pm last night.one of the officers suffered a non-life- threatening injury and is being treated at a nearby hospital. a hayward police officer discharged a service weapon and injured the suspect who is also being treated. ( james ) ( james ) thanks will. check back with you through out the morning. ( da

coming up. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots.ndary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( darya ) a royal pain ahead of a royal wedding meghan markle's father is telling t-m-z he will no longer attend her wedding to prince harry. the reason? these staged photos. thomas markle said he worked with an agency to orchestrate photos of himself preparing for the wedding. kensington palace had recently said markle would walk his daughter down the aisle. but now he says he does not want to embarrass her

(anny hong): an upper level trough will result in a few more isolated showers in the hills and mountains through tuesday. high pressure will then build in by late in the week to produce a warming and drying trend into the upcoming weekend no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) (robin) new this morning ... a 9-year-old boy that was last seen in antioch and brentwood ... has been found. police say dominique brot-wart was last spotted in the area of sungrove and deerspring way. he is african american. 3 feet tall and weighs 70 pounds. (robin) police are investigating a double homicide in east oakland. officers found the victims near 89th avenue and international boulevard. the oakland police announced the discovery just before midnight. (robin) police in the south bay say, they have busted a major crime ring... led by a violent criminal gang. 16 people were arrested and 11 of the thieves are minors. police say the group is responsible

(anny hong): coastal cooling will develop on tuesday with more widespread and significant inland cooling expected by wednesday as a dry upper trough passes over the state. cool conditions will persist into thursday, with modest warming expected friday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) the warriors beat out the rockets!the game may have been in houston but dub nation still filled oracle to support their team. kron 4's ali reid has more from oakland with fan reactions. it started out a little stressful, but turned into a huge party by the 4th quarter. pkgfor the fourth year in a row ... the confetti inside oracle came flowing down. champs of the western conference.we got this. we got this.fans headed straight to the warriors store.got one for my mom dad uncle, myselfthe first three quarters had fans on the edge of their seats, while the houston rockets led the game. once the warriors took the lead, it was game ov

bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( anny )today will be ( anny ) ( anny )todaycoming partly cloudy. highs will be near 60. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. tonight will be partly cloudy in the evening, then becoming mostly cloudy with patchy fog after midnight. lows will be in the lower 50s. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. tomorrow will be cloudy in the morning with patchy fog, then becoming partly cloudy. highs will be near 60. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... so far more than a dozen people have been killed while protesting the new u-s embassy in jerusalem. that embassy is set to open today. so far 16 palestinian protesters have been killed by israeli gun fire. this is video from the protests this morning. president trump announced the plan to move the embassy to jerusalem earlier this year. critics of the move say it will escalte tensions in the middle east. ( james ) police are investigating a homicide on the sonoma state university campus. right before six p-m last night police were ca

bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( anny )today will be mostly cloudy in the morning with patchy fog, then becoming partly cloudy. highs will be near 60. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. tonight will be partly cloudy in the evening, then becoming mostly cloudy with patchy fog after midnight. lows will be in the lower 50s. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. tomorrow will be cloudy in the morning with patchy fog, then becoming partly cloudy. highs will be near 60. southwest winds will be 10 to 20 mph. ( james ) happening today... the warriors will take on the houston rockets in game one of the western conference finals.( darya ) the warriors arrived in houston yesterday.. and it's the first time the dubs are starting a playoff series on the road under steve kerr.. it could turn out to be a good change for the warriors... kerr says they play at their best when they are challeneged. a kerr says the rockets could pose a big threat. <"they are right there at the top, i mean they have won 65 games for a reason. they are loaded, they are well coached, they hav

(anny)a look at your (anny) a look at your forecast coming up...jw) today more than 200 unwanted firearms were bought back by the daly city police department. (jrs)an opportunity for gun owners to get rid of their firearms safely while making a few extra dollars. (jrs) kron 4's sara stinson spoke with people there who say this was áalsoá a chance to stand against gun violence. reporter intro: ("the gun buyback event here at the daily city police department started at 10, but the line was wrapped around the block before it even began the line was wrapped around the block all in effort to get one less gun off the streets.")("how many guns today? just one. is it rifle or handgun? handgun. any ammunition or magazines with it.")one by one officers worked with each gun owner to buy back their firearms. a big relief for some("i feel a weight lifted off my shoulders not having it in the home.") the daly city police department collected a variety of guns.("some very small handguns, derringers, old pistols, a lot of rifels that have not been used in quite so

(anny hong): (anny hong): seasonably mild weather today and tuesday with high pressure building over the region. a brief cool down tuesday night into wednesday as an upper low brings a return of stronger onshore flow and a deepening marine layer. high pressure returns thursday then strengthens as dry north winds bring clear skies and the first spring time round of potentially hot weather to the bay area friday into the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) san jose police continue investigating an officer involved shooting. the shooting happened on sunday morning... officers were shot at, but no one was hurt. kron 4's sara stinson was at the scene and has the details. san jose police arrested at least one person at the scene on 10th street after shots rang out. police say no one was actually hit by the gunfire, but witnesses say they saw one person being taken to the hospital with other injuries. ("and then a few minu

annie: hi, i'm annie. nice to meet you. lemonis: annie? annie: yes. lemonis: nice to meet you.re. this is the mt. hood tiny-house village. lemonis: what's the most popular unit here? pat: lincoln is one of our most popular units. annie: they all have names and personalities. lemonis: well, let's go look at the new tumbleweed tiny home. pat: sounds good. jeff: thank you. annie: thank you. pat: all right. so, this is the new unit. steve: i wanted to start by having tracy and austin -- you two have spent a good amount of time working on this unit, perfecting this unit. tell us about what you guys accomplished. austin: i've built about 350 of these now. this is probably the first one you can actually move in right away. there's more storage in this house than any of them. pat: very nice. tracy: some of the biggest feedback that we've got from some of the focus groups is that they didn't want to just expose their clothing or expose their food. so, we really honed in on that on this unit. annie: yeah. it looks very clean. pat: very clean. jeff: it's bright in here. pat: it is very br

i am sorry annie is not here. let me say to you, what an amazing representative you have in annie. everyday she is on the floor, building coalitions on the opiate addiction that plagues ohio and new hampshire. you have the leader in congress on that issue in annie. [applause] what we're dealing with today in the united states, we have two main competitors. one we hear about every single day with russia trying to disturb our elections, infiltrate our elections. influence our elections. they are also responsible for protecting dictators in places like syria who are gassing their own kids. they are making sure terrorist organizations are destabilizing to -- destabilizing. they do not have a great hand, but they are playing it pretty well. they want to destabilize the united states. they want to destabilize us. what i want to talk about is a concern i've had since i got into congress. it has sharpened in the last couple years. that is the other competitor we have, and that is china. i'm not here to scare anybody or be a fear monger. i think we need to have an adult conversation about w

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but annie is right on this. it sort of makes this more murky and some of the questions still unanswered include the fact that rudy giuliani said the president -- that michael cohen basically did his job. he made the things go away. question is, what else did he make go away? these are questions that remain unanswer and certainly this pur suited will not end soon. >> we're looking on the other side of our screen at marine one landing, touching down at joint base andrews. the president will board air force one for that are flight over to dallas for the nra convention just to gave sense of what you're seeing. jonathan allen, i know you're drying to jump in. >> the problem for giuliani for president trump and michael cohen it's hard to find the morally ethically and pure way in which a fixer pays off a porn star to be quiet about an affair that she says she but the president says they didn't have through payments that are made in, you know, after the lawyer makes them by the way in the milled of an election campaign

i know that many of us know annie chung. we know self-help for the elderly. and her organization have been in these chambers many, many times, but when i look back at my records, i myself have never recognized you in the district before for your work as a district carve out residents. i want to take that opportunity to do so now. so, of course we all know that annie is our president and ceo of self-help of elderly and has been in that role since 1981. and every year, they serve over 40,000 seniors, regardless of their ability, or income levels. and with a staff of over 500 and a budget of over 22 million skaggs self-help started in chinatown and serves seniors in four bay area counties. and he graduated from lone mountain women's college which today we know as where usf is an in the school of social work. she graduated from the gallant leadership and just -- institute and completed leadership america program at a national fellowship program with the asian pacific institute. in addition to her role serving at self-help for the elderly, i'm not sure if everyone

juan: annie hoey, what happens here?hey voted to repeal the eighth the memo, but legislation will still -- must still be passed. what are the next steps? >> the next steps is to try to get that legislation passed quite quickly. in such a rush way there -- not in a way that there are mistakes, but incredibly clear mandate from the hours people they want this to happen. what we have to remember is every day that we delay on this, there are nine women traveling to the u.k., three women at home waiting to see if customs have their safe and legal abortion pills. with such an astounding mandate last week, the pressure is on the government to step up and get this legislation through quite quickly by the end of the year if there needs to be summer sitting, then so be it. there the indication from political parties they are willing to do that because they recognize the magnitude of this vote, recognize the sides of the will of the hours people to get this done. that weink we recognize really cannot wait much longer for this. amy:

she was the ninth child of sydney junior and annie mc clendon. she had eight brothers and sisters. mrit was a political family. clendon thought of a group, was a postmaster, and with the chairman of the democratic committee for many years. was afe, annie, suffragette, and sarah can remember her going to and is "vote for women," look of a dining room, and i think about her parents talking about local, national, international events, so they would know. the breadth of what they read i think means that they were open. they did not have one particular idea about the world and life. they opened themselves up and took on a lot of different. this was a very eclectic reading family. they just did not look at murder mysteries. they ran the gamut. they did have a lot of different books subject was. susan: i was told -- i first started working in washington, i would have to ask the international questions and things like that. difference of what people want to know about and things like that, so i always try to pick out some question of the people outside of washington want to know about. and

. -- in annie. every day she is building coalition on the opiate addiction that plagues ohio and new hampshire. you have the leader in congress on that issue in any customer. -- in annie. with in theealing united states's two main competitors. one we hear about every single day with russia trying to disturb our elections, infiltrate our elections. responsible for protecting dictators in places like syria who are guessing their own kids. -- gassing their own kids. great hand,have a but they are playing it pretty well. they want to do stable us -- destabilize us. what i want to talk about is a concern i've had since i got into congress. it has sharpened in the last couple years. the other we have is china. be aot here to scare in fear monger. we need to have a conversation about where we are as a country and what we need to do to keep our position as a strong country. i watch china every day. they are building islands in the south china sea. they are militarizing those islands. they are building bases

basically that's what i was talking to anni in the green room about it. do you have legitimate concerns about this, i've got concerns about people who you just hired in march because papadopoulos,

a national guardsman lost in the waters in maryland. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child in california has a fair shot. i'm tony thurmond, and i'll lead california's fight against donald trump and betsy devos's anti-education agenda. please vote for tony thurmond for state superintendent.

(jr stone) meteorologist anny hong has our forecast. (anny hong): seasonably cool conditions will persist through the upcoming work week with periods of late night and morning low clouds. mainly dry weather conditions will also continue through the forecast period into next weekend. (jr) the sight of homeless people shooting up drugs inside the civic center bart station has mayor mark farrell urging san francisco police to help bart officers patrol the area.(michelle)kron 4's ella sogomonian met with a bart director and passengers on the issue and joins us live with more. ella the mayor suggests police step in to help bart officers patrol civic center station but passengers i met with believe in a different approach to help the homeless problem. reports of alleged drug use by homeless people inside the civic center bart station has san francisco mayor mark farrell asking police to step in and help bart officers monitor the area. bart director bevan dufty is pleased to see more focus on the issue but says there needs to be more work need

(anny hong): seasonably cool conditions will persist through the upcoming work week with periods of late night and morning low clouds. mainly dry weather conditions will also continue through the forecast period into next weekend. (jrs) coming up -- parents are trying to fight what they are calling... an áepidemic of teens smoking e-cigarettes. their plan to ástop flavored tobacco from being sold. (michelle) coming up...an iphone explodes just feet away from someone.why officials say this is an important lesson in iphone safety this summer. (jrs)we have an important consumer alert tonight,chilis restaurant says it has been hit by a data breach.the company says it affects transactions made between march and april of this year. kron 4's gayle ong is live at a chilis in san bruno and breaks this all down for us. gayle (gayle)chilis says it believes the malware was used to gather credit or debit card information as well as carholder names. there's no word on which restaurant locations were affected by the data breach but the news did not stop customers from eating at this chilis on mother's

annie, do some cheerleading. go ahead.powerful and looks like it's a continuation of that first day after trump won the election with women in the streets. >> yeah, it certainly does. there have been so many female candidates i've talked to who said that they were inspired to run either on the day after the election when trump won or on january 20th on naug race day and the follow day in the women's march. you larry that as a reporter and think i wonder if they'll follow through and do it. what we saw last night and this season is that people really are. but i will say when you dig into the numbers there is one thing particularly interesting to me. you're seeing more and more women doing well and advancing executive level roles. women running for governor in various states. and the barbara lee foundation based in boston has done a lot of research on this topic and found that women tend to be elected to legislatures but they have a much, much harder time in executive roles. but you know, this year might be the year that tha

thank you, phil, annie, and carolyn. trump says he wants to sit down with robert mueller but the truth is, he knows an interview with mueller would open himself to imnew larl peril beyond belief. he wants to make it look like he's willing to talk but never sit anywhere near. let me at him and everybody grabs him. let me at him. plus, the man who would oversee the impeachment in the house, jerry nadler of new york joins us tonight. i want to know what his definition of impeachable crime is. what would it take for congress to begin did the impeachment process against this president. >>> the trump and rudy show. chief of staff john kelly's relegated to the back seat. with the story changing almost daily, who knows where this car is heading. >>> let me finish tonight with trump watch. he won't like there. he hasn't lately. this is "hardball" where the action is. manner. i don't know how to say this. it's ok doc. give it to me straight. no you don't understand. i don't know how to say this. i'm just a tv doctor. they also kno

here she is playing grown up annie on our show. >> and all this work with annie's nannies has gottento look inward. and i realized i've never really felt comfortable being who i really am. until now. so, seth, i'd like to announce that i'm getting a sex change. >> seth: oh, wow. grown up annie, that is very brave of you to admit. >> thank you. >> seth: that you're getting a sex change. >> thank you. i know. from now on, i'm only going to have sex facing people. >> seth: oh, that's not -- [ laughter ] that's not a sex change. >> it is for me. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was about annie, an orphan! if you ask me, sarah huckabee sanders got off easy. now, trump was going to be upset with michelle no matter what, but at least the press knew what they were getting right? when they announced michelle, margaret talev, president of the white house correspondents association, said in a statement "our dinner honors the first amendment and strong independent journalism. michelle's embrace of these values and her truth to power style makes her a great friend to the white house corr

for more, i'm joined by phil rucker, white house bureau chief with "the washington post," annie linskey, national political reporter with the boston globe, and carol ann pull ecy, a fortunately criminal defense attorney. i think it's a great friday night because stuff still happening. i always love it when things are still happening as we go to press here at night. phil rucker, you know, what happened was rudy blew everybody's socks off by saying after weeks of denying it, that the money came from trump. but he never said trump directed it. he said it simply came out of this sort of slush fund, this retention fee that michael cohen had access to and he could pay it off month to month without ever having to tell the president he had gotten the money. also he said this was to avoid an election eve disaster for the candidate. well, he said it on "fox & friends" yesterday morning. today he says it had nothing to do with an election. two things he's now saying. trump still didn't direct the money, but he paid it. >> yeah. >> and also it wasn't to do with the election. it had to do with the t

. >> and rudy jeel r julie annie is again moving the goal post. for when the investigation should be over. >> to kevin's point, i can bob mueller is operating on bob mueller's timeline. wove seen some reports that that september deadline that julie annie set wasn't necessarily true. mueller's team has been tight lipped about this. it's almost like he's mueller's unofficial spokesperson in a way because he's the only win giving details about this. >> let's turn to some of the details on this new alleged tension between president trump and secretary nielsen. nielsen has complained that it's an almost impossible task working for trump and that he doesn't understand the law. kevin, how does -- how does this explain this tension? how does it come to a boil like last month when the president be raided her in a meeting overboarder crosses? >> yeah. i think this is an example of where the palace intrigue meets policy. you have someone like her who has advocated for a much more free trump conservative immigration policy with the likes of steven miller who

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one of the most sobering aspects telling annie's story of war -- telling annie's story of war is the human aspect of it. we tell that aspect here as well. in this subject of the exhibition we have drawings and paintings of military casualties and prisoners of war. and the ultimate sacrifice that they had made in the first world war. this is a simple drawing but perhaps one of the most powerful ones in this section, with the soldier who has come to the loss of a comrade in arms. one of the most famous paintings in the house collection is in the section on the wire. another harvey done painting and like the century that we looked at the beginning of the exhibition. i think this is a very powerful expression of the idea we talked about earlier with the individual being a part of a larger historical event. here we see 2 soldiers carrying the comrade across the battlefield. it is a very moving way which depicts the soldiers experience. perhaps the most powerful object is this wheelchair. actual wheelchair used in world war i. it came from a private collection in france. in my view it real

i'm joined by lieddy przybilla and annie from politico.s to me the way we've tried to figure this out, this was put out, these questions came out to "the new york times" because somebody in trump word wanted trump to understand these res too wide ranging these questions and two, they want the trump folks out there, the 40 some% who is like him to say oh, i can see that this guy mueller is going too far abroad in his question. this isn't about the russian probe. this is about something like the watergate or the whitewater thing that went after clinton and found monica. they're looking for a crime. >> it did seem like the president with his tweets was part of that strategy when he put out the very legalistic tweets about how this list vi lays his article 2 powers in terms of hiring and firing personnel. and then he follows that up and says well, and under those circumstances i might have to take action setting him up to one, in his mind to have a stronger negotiating position in terms of narrowing the scope and two to, politically build the

the proposal was on annie's birthday. i arranged for a party.wearing my slippers. you can't do this. the family were there and we had a great big party. aren't they pretty? isn't that nice? itjust seemed quite perfect really. an outdoor setting. i'm a huge fan of shakespeare. midsummer night's dream. in terms of... the marquee's going to have greenery inside it, so it's an indoor woodland — an enchanted woodland scene. i'd love to have a quirky wedding vehicle, you know, like a campervan, ora beetle, or something really different. it will look lovely with the ribbons on. and it will be fun. it's different. we can get henry in there as well. i've heard that they're possibly going to have knickerbocker glories. are they really? and we're having a knickerbocker glory. so, that's another thing harry and meghan are stealing from us. it's everything that we wanted it to be because we were doing it ourselves. and, i suppose, meghan and harry are having their fairytale wedding and so are we. the sun has shone down on windsor today. sarah keith lucas is

i want to bring in bobby and annie for a moment.and ivanka trump unveil this plaque. bobby, what's your take here? >> on the president's little speech, lots of use of the word "peace." a lot of people in the arab world will wince. because this is not a gesture of peace. so to be -- >> let me just interrupt, ivanka trump now speaking. >> to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem the capital of israel. thank you. >> i'm sorry, bobby, you were saying. >> yes, to be cloaking this event as if this was a gesture of peace. it's unnecessary. no one is going to believe it for a moment. this is nothing to do with peace. this is the fulfilling of an election promise and pleasing his base and the people who finance the gop. this is now a reality the palestinians will have to wrap their heads around. they're not going to go quietly as we've seen. forever and ever this day is going to be remembered in conjunction with the killings of dozens of people on the other side of that wall. so you could say the word "peace" as many times as yo

i'm joined by politico's white house reporter annie carney and "new york times" reporter matt owe pewsonbc contributor. thank you for being here. great to see you. matt i want to follow up on something we were talking about earlier in the hour. that is the question of this informant that i know you worked with several of your colleagues on the "new york times" story that came out on friday. the post had its version. my main question about this is, if this person, the british professor who you guys didn't name is taking these meetings and informing american intelligence agencies, the fbi, perhaps ties to the cia, how far up the chain does it go? who has to sign off in the administration on something like that? >> when the fbi investigation was open they made a decision to keep it closely held. it's important to point out the investigation into the trump campaign and russian interference at large. the russian interference in the election was widely briefed. cia, white house, high else will of the national security council, he will about obama becomes involved. but the cia investigators sa

annie's lifework was if you cannot access lifecare then none of the rights matter anyway.you will pass away and so he was so committed to network but it also results in us being hyper familiar with dissemination. >> host: there's been more awareness but more to do around discrimination and you talk lgbt q folks and those of color and the cross in the race are quite found in the way in which people experience health care and treatment and obviously they're not just healthcare but it's a pretty layered -- you went through enormous tragic experience of annie's death and in some ways as i read the book i was experiencing the book as both a testament or a personal story that is also political because of the job that you have had but also at the legacy for standing up for legacy of annie's legacy about what he stood for and now you are at human rights campaign. we are in the trump era and there has been a fairly frontal attack on much of what we accomplished in the prior administration. i've had people literally say to me why did you find that guidance and why did you not file t

endless school productions, including this one of annie. in the programme was a message from her father, signed off with, "break a leg! love, tom markle (daddy)". as a 17—year—old, she starred in oedipus. in her final year at school, casting her was an easy decision. the way she enters the room, it'sjust, you're kind of... 0k. there's character right away in her presence, and i think that's what it was. she entered that door and started speaking and she was in the moment. we can get it out of the way that i am not interested... the legal drama suits was her biggest professional role. it brought some extra interest in her personal life, including who was her first kiss. what about you, meghan? josh silverstein, i was 13. where was it, where did it occur? it was like a summer camp. and this is 13—year—old joshua silverstein, then...and now. he's an actor and a comedian with a clear memory of that first kiss. i think she made a beeline and made the move and just kind of laid one on my lips, you know? nothing too pg—13, but it was, it was sweet

annie mcclendon. she had eight brothers and sisters. very political family. mr. mcclendon was a founder of the democratic party here in smith county. also served as post master, worked for woodrow wilson's campaign and was a chairman of the democratic committee for many years as well. his wife, annie, was a suffroget. she kind of grew up as a model herself, sarah did. in the dining room and i think about her parents talking local, national, international events. and including the kids. so they would know. the breadth of what they read, i think, means that they were open. their did not just have one idea about you know, the world and lifer. and -- and life. they opened themselves up and a lot of different ideas. eclectic, very reading family. they didn't just look at cookbooks or, you know, murder mysteries. they ran the gamut. they did have a lot of different books, subject-wise. >> i was told, when i first started working in washington, they are going to have to ask end -- you bring up something new, different, that people want to know about and ask about that.

unfortunately, his daughter annie passed away from an early childhood illness. susan: are they all involved today in his work? kamal maclarin: yes. they are very instrumental in looking at modern-day issues of human trafficking and social justice, and we have worked with them throughout the bicentennial to continue to preserve mr. douglass's legacy and spread the awareness of his life and times. susan: can you tell me other ways his bicentennial is being marked? kamal maclarin: other ways would be through social media, through highlighting several artifacts in the collection, because we will actually launch a curator's corner, and look at the whole arc of his life from birth to death, and pick out several artifacts from the collection, highlighting them to tell the story of frederick douglass. susan: do you find that young people or children are interested in his story? kamal maclarin: yes. story ishey are -- his inspiring to us all. but when we do have children come to the site, we tell them the story and his tremendous -- his actions, morals and ideas, they te