the picture of bryan is perfect. you have the snake, saying that the populist party is following the democratic party. the democrats party, as we know it, is no more. so, puck, the publication continues to go back to william jennings bryan, with the start of a new century. with the start of the 20th century. you have this, the attack, but the government still lives. here, the victory of the republican party over puck is complete. puck is now a -- 100% behind william mckinley. and it is suggesting that mckinley is for expansion, which puck is in favor of. they were in favor of the gold standard, and expansion, being that this was the time of the american war and other conflicts. the idea here is that mckinley is in favor of america keeping their conflicts, and that is what we should be doing. >> at the start of his second term, william mckinley is assassinated. he dies. roosevelt becomes president. how did joseph keppler depict president roosevelt? >> at first they left him. he was a republican with democratic the is.

>> actually, puck, all the puck people didn't like bryan. to put a fine point on it, they switched sides. they went from the democratic side to the republican. they thought bryan was dangerous, and if you take a look, this is the first cartoon ever depicting a presidential candidate as a bomb thrower and an anarchist and they were suggesting that he was dangerous to the united states of america and they had an entire theme in 1896 arguing that, yes, mckinley is no good but you have to vote for mckinley because bryan is dangerous to america. >> calling him a demagogue? >> calling him a demagogue, and he was a bit of a demagogue in the sense he was a great orator and people were enthralled with him. >> how valuable, how significant was that to the mckinley campaign? >> mckinley won in an enormous landslide in 1896. >> this is mckinley's easter egg. explain. >> this is one of the great interesting, ironic cartoons of american history. mckinley's vice president died in 1898. so, in 1900, when mckinley was up for renomination, he had to choose a

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bryan stevenson coming of done something quite remarkable. have done something quite remarkable. the taking down to monuments racism, confederate generals and others. you have directed new monuments here. new monuments.d talk about that. >> we have not done a very good job of creating a consciousness about this history. when i go to south africa, when i go to the apartheid museum, a c a place that is a very powerful institution designed to make sure no one ever forgets the hardship of apartheid, the suffering of black africans by that white minority documented and detailed. they make it impossible for people to forget or to distort that history. in rwanda, the genocide museum is a powerful cultural institution. they have human skulls in that space. that is how desperately the survivors and victims of that horror wanted to express their grief. when i go to berlin, germany, i see markers and stones every 100 meters outside the homes of jewish families, roma families that were a ducted during the -- abducted during the holocaust was the germans

bryan singer's attorney as did bryan singer settle with anyone you know no one's asked and no one wants to ask that's the thing nobody in hollywood wants to ask the tough questions because it's going to cost them a lot of money we're talking about the x.-men franchise today we have things starting to break with the bryan singer allegations and the corey feldman allegations and. i think that hollywood would definitely be ripe for blackmail convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein the billionaire friend to stars like kevin spacey and chris tucker as well as statesmen like bill clinton and prince andrew may indicate deeper layers to hollywood and washington's pedophilia that have yet to be explored the thing about epstein that really hasn't come out it's come out a little bit that he's pandered these children to the rich and powerful but there's been a lot of innuendo blackmail that epstein deployed and actually when the palm beach police department searched his home there were hidden cameras and that stands home kevin spacey and harvey. names are and abstinence black boy i'm not talking somewh

thanks for that, bryan. it is now time for our press review. laurent is with me on set to talk about w what has ben mamaking news around the world. lots of focus still on the champions league final saturday, with a lot of focus on the german goalkeeper, whose blunders cost liverpool the game. dheepthika: that is right. tears is making the front pages of the sports papers today. " is what they caption reads. it comes after he essentially cost liverpool three goals in saturday's dramatic final. on sunday, he broke his silence on twitter, saying he was sorry, that he had not slept much since the final, and he essentially begged forgiveness from fans, his teammates, from staff. it has not been enough to prevent deaths strut -- death threats against him and his family. police in liverpool are investigating these online death threats. genie: fortunately, it seems the sports pages are treating karias a little more kindly than usual. dheepthika: the british press tend to be harsh when it comes to footballers, but this time it seems they are going easy.

william jennings bryan was back on the belt in 1900. >> william jennings bryan was the gift that kept on given to the republicans. in 1896, he burst on the scene and he was defeated. the thought was that he will be gone. he gone, this is one of my favorite cartoons because the imagery is so start, it is a beautiful cartoon, beautifully drawn. perfect,re of brian is is vaguely sane the populace party's while the democratic party and the democratic party as we know it is no more. publication continues to go back to william jett is brian at the beginning of the election at the start of a new century. this, they attack but the government still lives. he is the victory of the republican party, the puck is now 100% behind william mckinley. it is suggesting that mckinley is for sound money and expansion. those were two things that puck was in favor of. they were in favor of the gold standard. expansion being -- this was the time of the spanish-american war and other conquests. the idea here was that mckinley was in favor of america keeping their conquest and that is what we should be doing.

bryan fleenor mentioned about the two permits. one permit was done to reno vate the apartment with the permit. when the tenant moved out, i got a permit. done. the second permit he referred to, that's for another apartment that the tenant vacated at 217 virginia. we got the permit, building, electrical, sign off, everything, completed. so we didn't know about the adu until the city encouraged all the building owner say okay, you can convert a garage into an adu. we go through an eight month process, went through planning and building, and got it finally in january of this year, paid all the fees and everything. that's when mr. bryan fleenor noticed that, and he go against it. he rent one of the garages and i think he doesn't want us to do it you see ba then we have to take the space back. he complained about the little storage under his garage. he used that as a storage before without any authorization, so we take that back and put the washer-dryer to provide a service for the tenants. this tenant never have any washer-dryer in th

bryan: just a little commercial. attribution is one of the key research issues we are working on at ahrendts to. if anyone wants to participate, let me know. i think you touch on something important. as an open society with a first amendment, we really can't in any sort of way using law enforcement stop speech. and we would not want to. are there ways that at the justice department using our tools of national power, and from the intelligence point of view in defense, to either stop foreign adversaries from doing technical attacks on us or deter them from doing them in the future? david: there's lots of things we can do. particularly where there is a foreign intelligence threat as opposed to an ordinary red-blooded american criminal threat behind this thing is all types. on the foreign intelligence side , you got economic sanctions, diplomatic questions. you can send people home declaring persona non grata. covert action you can take in response. mary beth talked to the history of that. there's cyber warfare, cyber ac

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analyst: our european -- bryan: our european indexes mostly pushing higher. notable exception, as we see in milanhe ftse falling amid concerns of higher spending by that new coalition government in italy. the big market mover news -- the u.s. and china have put their trade war on oil -- on hold, and have suspended punishing tariffs. stephen innis on how markets are responding. markets are reveling. i think they are happy to see that both parties are at l least tryiying to avoid this tit-for-t escalation and trade war, whichh has bebeen weighing onon sentimt for the past few months. i think we are seeing a little bit of that risk premium unwind. we're starting to see some new money come back into the market. it is a fairly e encouraging sin right now. it is hoped they are moving toward bilateral trade negotiations. investors are guarded in the sense they did not really put anything on the table. in my view, this is going to go on for months ahead. i think we will be watching headlines for weeks and months. genie: let's come back to france, where a lot of jobs

the publication continues to go back to william jennings bryan at the start of a new century. this, the pygmies attack but the government still lives. >> and here, the victory over the republican party is complete. the puck is now 100% behind william mckinley and suggests mckinley is for sound money and expansion and those are two things puck was in favor of. sound money, being against silver and in favor of the gold and expansion, this was the time of the spanish-american war and other conquests, and the idea here being that mckinley was in favor of america keeping their conquests, and that's what we should be doing. >> watch this and other american history programs on our website, where all are video is archived. that is c-span.org/history. the tyler rose garden is one of the city's major attractions. from now we will se here one of the city's major growers about the industry and how it fares today. host: the rose industry and tyler began around at the turn-of-the-century in the

bryan tambiÉn se compromete a recoger a los inmigrantes indocumentados usando su camioneta.

eric buske is the current bryan police chief.wasn't with the department back then but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad. and so, then i was crying, rape. >> after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. like, this is it. this guy is going down. >> she met with the detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point i had a detective ask me to place my hands on my own throat. and i mean, even psychologically that was even traumatizing. >> why would they want you to d

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they asked me my name i said my name is anthony bryan. they said they were going to arrest me.aid they were going to arrest me. i said who are you guys? they said immigration. they said get some clothes together because you're not going back, you're not staying here. they're going to take me to the detention. so i said can i make a phone call? they said no. paulette wilson moved to the uk in 1968, and has worked as a house of commons cook. she described being taken to yarl‘s wood immigration removals centre. it's really far from birmingham to bedfordshire. like, you are in this dark van and it was night anyway, so it was far. it took hours to get there. but when you said when you were looking out the windows all you could see was... was trees and never saw any houses or motorway. you know what i mean? it was just pure trees. they bring you 160 odd miles from your house. yes. it was. and what is that all about? this is probably not something, but have you thought about at the end of all of this about taking any legal action against the home office, the detention centre? most def

and he was telling me about bryan stevenson. and how great this bryan stevenson was. i said can he be that great. did you not say you were from bo boston. he said yes. i said have this mr. bryan stevenson check with me before he sent you here, he would have known that i was a loving man. this man from boston was interested in one thing. and that is getting me on life without parole. and i told this lawyer life without parole is for guilty people. not innocent people. i'm waiting to die for something that i didn't do. we all must die at some point in some time. i didn't want to die for something i didn't do. but i would never stand up and say i did something when i didn't do it. this lawyer and i had a conflict of interest. and then something told me to ask god to send me his very best. i can't tell you what year. i can't tell you the world about my letter that i wrote to god and asked him for his best. but i do know that he sent me his best. bryan stevenson. i am here today because this lady. this lady came to see me. [ applause ] >> and she would bring in a mountain

i said my name is anthony bryan. they said they have got to arrest me. i said what? me. who are you guys? they said immigration. he said you're not going back, you're not staying here. they are going to take me to detention. isaid, could i make a phone call? they said no. paulette wilson moved to the uk in 1968, and has worked as a house of commons cook. she described being taken to yarl‘s wood immigration and what happened when she was taken to heathrow airport and finally released. the day i was released, they put me outside the airport. the man said, there is a cab that is going to pick you up and take you to the station. i was outside the airport, i was in tears crying because the planes were taking off over my head. i had to stand and squeeze my head and just pray for this taxi man to come and pick me up. they shoved me out. no one stayed with me. i waited for the cab. the cab man came and he said, are you paulette wilson? i said yes. he put me in the cab and he took me to the station. and from the station they gave me a travel warrant to get from here back... t

bryan llenas is here with more. we heard that bob corker the senate foreign relations chairman had a big role in this but it sounds like senator hatch a veteran senator from utah also played a big role. >> no one in washington, d.c. knows about this painful journey the family has gone through over the last two years more than republican senator hatch from utah. this is video of senator hatch greeting jason and laurie holt the parents of 26-year-old joshua holt before they headed to the airport to fly to washington, d.c. tonight to meet josh and his wife tammy. senator hatch's people tell me he called venezuelan president last weekend and made the case that it was time to release the holts after being held for two years without a court appearance. senator bob corker as you heard, the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, met with maduro yesterday and now the holts are home. a relief for josh's mother, laurie, who has been on this network lobbying for her son's release countless times. >> right now i'm j

joining me, bryan suits. let's talk about this.s a pretty robust laundry list that pompeo put ford. a big challenge to the iranians asking for unfettered access for the iaea, the relieves all u.s. prisoners and any prisoner hospital might have been to the u.s. or known of any our allies or talked about them and stop enrichment and never pursue any enrichment of any kind ever again. i think the iranians will go for it. >> this is an initial offer. it's funny watching academics who never negotiated for a used car, watching them freak out. this is a negotiation. you have to lay it out there or else you never get anything back from them. >> they might say we'll drop nukes, the missiles and the houthis, but not hezbollah. kennedy: i hate hezbollah. they are worst conceivably than a nuclear armed iran. >> here is the thing. all of the symptoms of the disease that is iranian foreign policy. hezbollah is somewhere below nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. those are acute symptoms. the iranian nuclear deal only dealt with one horrible s

you were at the funeral at arlington cemetery, you spoke at the memorial service of bryan black.n you saw the results today, what did you think? >> the first result would lead you to the conclusion if it could go wrong, it did go wrong. when you further examine it, the heart of this thing is the confusion of what the mission was. if there was a uniform, clearly understood mission that had a higher level of support and intelligence support, then i think we might have had a different outcome. after that reading and that evaluation,bu brianna, i think honor of the devotion these four special soldiers gave to their country is that the lessons learned be fully implemented. that is the greatest way now to honor them is to assure whatever it is we learn from this is applied going forward so it can be avoided. it's not a case where we will ever say on this day there were no casualties because of the lesson learned. it will just be the case. and that's what we hope for. >> i want to ask you about some of the specifics in the report. it shows that this green beret team wasn't trained to th

with staff sergeant bryan black until overwhelming enemy fire forced them to withdraw. >> reporter: they ran until the bullets caught up with them. >> staff sergeant jeremiah johnson was shot and rendered immobile. f aff sergeant dustin wright stopped, returned to near his teammates' position, and continued to engage the enemy until both were fatally wounded. >> reporter: the troops fought bravely, but they were not prepared for combat like this. >> if you get to a position in on operation where you're under enemy contact, you need to be able to operate like clockwork. in this particular case, the amam did not conduct those basic soldier-level skills that are esally necessary to go on an operation such as this. >> reporter: the rest moved to a second position, but, again, they were overwhelmed and had to retreat. the team commander, captain michael perozone, shot and pulled from the vehicle. >> the driver performed a hrcular maneuver under heavy fire to recover the commander. >> reporter: sergeant ladavid johnson made a dash for life which chief investigator major roger cloutier sai

"this you, bryan?" one asked. "no," colangelo allegedly replied, "he's a class act."may no longer be the favorite to sign superstar lebron james this off-season after these allegations. but center joel embiid is standing by colangelo. jeff, in a tweet last night, he said, "it's been a fun night, but i don't believe the story. that would be insane." >> glor: yeah, it sounds insane. details of this, just crazy. tony, thank you. still ahead here, a young reporter brings the white house press secretary to the verge of tears. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now deli fresh flavor is for everyone. like those who like... sweet. those who prefer heat. and those who just love meat. oscar mayer deli fresh. a fresh way to deli. can be a big bad problem that you could spread to.esh. family members, inc

low and welcome to focus on europe coming to you from our studios and my name's bryan thomas and we begin this week in spain where police on the country's southern maritime border say they're stretched to the limit in their escalating battle with drug traffickers now outfitted with high speed cartel smugglers race across the matter train.

with staff sergeant bryan black until overwhelming enemy fire forced them to withdraw. >> reporter: they ran until the bullets caught up with them. >> staff sergeant jeremiah johnson was shot and rendered immobile. staff sergeant dustin wright stopped, returned to his teammate's position and continued to engage the enemy until both were fatally wounded. >> reporter: the troops fought bravely, but they were not prepared for combat like this. >> if you get to position in an operation where you're under enemy contact, you need to be able to operate like clockwork. in this particular case, the team did not conduct those basic soldier level skills that are really necessary to go on an operation such as this. >> reporter: the rest moved to a second position, but again, they were overwhelmed and had to retreat. the team commander, captain michael perozeni was dragged shot and thrown from the vehicle. >> the driver performed another circular maneuver under heavy fire to recover the commander. >> reporter: sergeant ladavid johnson made a dash for life, which chief investigator major general

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by bryan thomas thanks so much for being with us we begin this program in venezuela where nicolas maduro has won that country's presidential election he beat his nearest rival and refocus by a wide margin and he's calling his victory a triumph over imperialism but the opposition boycott of the poll and said it was not a fair vote the u.s. is saying it will not be recognizing the outcome and is now considering new sanctions against the socialist government. for nicolas maduro and his supporters the celebration with few surprises. it's a second six year term for the venezuelan president who won over truth. words of the vote. thank you thank you for overcoming so many aggressions some of the rise. thank you for joining me in so many battles and thank you for making me president. but it's a hollow victory the country's electoral sardi's say only forty six percent of voters turned out at the polls. opposition parties say the real figure is closer to thirty percent. the main opposition party boycotted the election claiming it was rigged two popular candidates were barred from running one chall

more we really don't know bryan i mean north korea is a very mountainous country many of its weapons sites whether it be nuclear or conventional arms are hidden in some of these mountain ranges it's completely possible and there is speculation that the north might have some secret testing areas for that matter in terms of denuclearization north korea could easily be hiding even if it says it has given up all of its weapons and of course that's way down the line for now but it very well could be storing nuclear material and some of the secretive location so we just don't know you know jason all of these questions and doubts certainly are not lost on the south korean president and he's in washington today what is he going to be looking for in his talks with president trump he is going to try to ensure president trump that north korea really is serious about denuclearization but that it's all been called into question just a week ago said that it was not going to cave in to washington's bullying to have complete and unilateral denuclearization and that's something that washington really

why the hypicrosy and the president is doing the same thing as well. >> why don't you weigh in bryann what when he heard in don, the president so involved in pressuring these private companies. have you ever seen something like that? >> it's definitely a very unusual situation. we talked a lot about starbucks yesterday. not an example of a president responding to a president but starbucks was trying to be on the right side of history. disney doing the siame thing by cancelling roseanne. the nfl may be taking a step backwards by changing the policy. we don't see everything move ng the same direction. with regards to the president pressuring companies. look what happened with abc. bob is one of the most powerful ceos in world. the president targeted him on twitter and he want said a word. sometimes these companies believe they can just lay low and let it pass and wait for the president to find another target. >> good conversation. thanks very much for that. don lemon's 10:00 p.m. show. important viewing for all of our viewers. >>> breaking news, a top north korean official is about to

in nuevo mÉxico, bryan llenas. heather: definitely a story we will also continue to follow.g cartels, now talking about that, recruiting high school students to smuggle drugs and people into the united states. that new warning coming from the feds after san diego student from mÉxico was arrested for trying to get his classmate to sneak meth and fentanyl into the country. plan was to strap drugs to their bodies apparently and then walk across the border. the 18-year-old is also accused of trying to bring two illegal immigrants into the country in the trunk of his car. well, counterterrorism police officers are now using video game-like virtual technology to prepare for potential terrorist attacks, the multiuser training platform is called augmed, real-world training scenario and respond with ways to survive along with most effective way to escape. primarily used across europe by british police officers. last year 22,487 terror-related incidents worldwide. and that is scary. heather: honoring socialists, instead of founding fathers' birthdays, in california replacing either li

here is the reaction of three view as to what they saw last weekend, starting with mike bryan's thoughtsn the news priorities shown on last friday's bulletins. the final countdown to the royal wedding... bulletins. the final countdown to the royalwedding... my concern is that the most important news of the day was the terrible shooting in america, and the horrible plane crash in cuba, and i feel that those we re crash in cuba, and i feel that those were more worthy and more important then the events of the next day. two thirds of the british public were not interested in the royal wedding. that you wouldn't have guessed that from the bbc's coverage. if it is frivolous and it feeds the royal soap opera, that is fine. but the bbc has a duty to inform and to do that ina bbc has a duty to inform and to do that in a balanced way. once again it has shown that when it comes to the mikey, it's got a blind spot. —— monarch is. i'm not saying the bbc shouldn't coverage, but it should cover it as part of the new cycle, but as the entirety of the news cycle. those who want to watch the royal wedding

there were special duets with idol judge luke bryan and gabi barret.the frog. ♪ the lovers, the dreamers and me ♪ >> reporter: caleb lee hutchinson performed with dareus rucker. but then three became two. >> how are you feeling at this moment? >> just hear my heart beat. >> how about you? >> i don't care who wins. >> reporter: the final reveal a shocker. >> i've known her since the beginning of hollywood week. she actually happens to be my girlfriend. >> reporter: caleb and maddie singing one last song for the title. ♪ what a wonderful world >> reporter: and at last, the contestant who was america's favorite. >> maddie poppy. >> congratulations, maddie. >> reporter: maddie poppy was crowned "american idol." and there's no stopping for maddie poppy. she's actually leaving los angeles, heading to new york for an appearance on "good morning, america." diane and kendis? >> we're looking forward to seeing her a little bit later this morning. >> talk about a power couple by the way. what are the chances? end up as the final two. >> interesting. coupling. >>>

bryan tambiÉn se compromete a recoger a los inmigrantes indocumentados usando su camioneta.mo elena merino, opinan que no se debe generalizar. >>si eres inmigrante legal y cometes un crimen, te deben deportar. si eres ilegal, y te portas bien, te deben dejar. >>a partir de maÑana williams harÁ una gira a bordo de su polÉmico autobÚs, donde dice que meterÁ a todos los indocumentados. cinco republicanos compiten por la candidatura a la gobernaciÓn y cada uno de ellos estÁ promoviendo una agenda antiinmigrante. las elecciones primarias estÁn pautadas para el 22 de mayo. la comunidad hispana estÁ preocupada y califica las campaÑas polÍticas como un insulto. patricia: es uno de los estados con el mayor crecimiento de hispanos en estados unidos. severas tormentas han estado golpeando el noreste y el este del paÍs. varias zonas estÁn inundadas tras fuertes lluvias, vientos y granizo. >>abarrotada, asÍ lucía hacia las 7:00 p.m. la terminal grand central en manhattan. obligÓ al cierre de las lÍneas que salen de la terminal. >>normalmente, los trenes son cada 15 minutos, 20, pero hoy

bryan: finally- are you ready to change your passwords again twitter is recommending to users that they do just that after a glitch caused the passwords to be stored in real text instead ofoded text. situation lasted for several months and if there is a delay ,n my tweeting because of that i apologize in advance to my 11 followers. >> all 11 of them. change your password. thank you very much for that. it's time now for our press review. i am joined in the city by alison sargent. hi, houston. -- allison. >> hi, molly. molly: and there are revelations the donald trump did indy pay actress stormy daniels. yes, this seems to be saving donald trump of from arguing that that was a legal campaign violation. he can don to his campaign as long as you like spirit and theory nothing legally about that. the strategy has totally backfired. in the charlotte observer you can see where it leaves him -- behind bars. giuliani still looks pleased with himself, but he is the only one. see this in conservative papers. i think the announcement was a bad idea. oming to his defense today. "the whiton times," a

allanamiento con respecto a las personas responsables de estos disparos y tambiÉn por los-- Órdenes bryanieren cerciorarse de que pueden entrar las viviendas sin que nadie resulte en lado, una la razÓn por la cola y preocupaciones de que los dispositivos explosivos es que en diferentes ocasiones ya se han encontrado, detectado dispositivos explosivos. uno fue un dispositivo de co2, otro fue un cÓctel molotov, otros expresivos que sean identificados, ambos en casa como vehÍculo . amena y una orden de allanamiento para el vehÍculo del pistolero, pero tambiÉn tenemos que tener mucha precauciÓn para estar seguros de que no entremos en este vehÍculo de una manera que pueda daÑar a la persona que estÁ intentando entretenerse. tambiÉn tenemos informaciÓn ya conocida por nosotros que el pistoletto tiene informaciÓn contenida en diarios en su telÉfono celular y en computadoras, donde veo que solamente querÍa cometer este tiroteo, pero querÍa suicidarse despuÉs del tiroteo. como ustedes saben, en ese momento no tenÍa el valor de cometer suicidio y Él querÍa tomar su propia vida antes. en la actuali

>> trace: bryan llenas live for us. thank you.fl with a new plan to keep players from protesting on the field during the national ant m anthem. the owners are on board. what about the players? paul manafort asking a judge to toss some of the evidence. the feds raid violated the constitution, they say. his argument and the government's response coming up. a u.s. military jet was going down and two pilots had only moments to react. news from mississippi ahead. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with a

in los angeles, dave bryan, kpix 5. >> the governor's office says cooper's clemency petition remains under review. >>> the senate as approved gina haspel as cia director, the first woman to head the agency. she worked for the agency for 33 years. she was confirmed 54-45. six democrats supported, two republicans against. haspel came under fire for her role in enhanced interrogation techniques after 9/11. dianne feinstein said: also voted no and tweeted: "torture is immoral and the person we choose to lead the c-i-a should be able to state that unequivocally to the american people." haspel assured senators: she will not allow the c-i-a to engage in torture.. under her watch. the kilauea volcano in hawaii has been wreaking havoc for two- weeks. haspel assured senators she will not allow the cia to engage in torture under her watch. >>> the kilauea volcano in hawaii has been wreaking havoc for weeks. and as john lawrence reports, dozens of homes and structures are damaged and officials say the worst is yet to come. >> reporter: first a large cloud of smoke, then a loud bang. an explosion

i'm bryan fleenor. i'm the appellant. thank you, commissioners, president fung, for your perseverance that you can hear our appeal. this appeal resolves around the law that resolves around accessory dwelling units. and i provided you a brief that listed items pertinent to the ordinance for the most part, and i'll go over them and summarize them, but i also want to give you some contexts to this appeal. so i am a tenant in this property. i also have a lease for one of the three garages that would be converted, and i'm also -- i work for architecture firms doing residential rehabilitations in the city, so i've done that for two decades, so i'm familiar with a lot of the things that are required. so i first got involved after there had been two recent permits since the current owners bought the property there were form eight, no plans permits that were done after tenants had left. the first one stated no structural work. during the time of that permit, an addition was built in the back. also, a room was excavated from undern