byrd on 14. and then fowler with the byrd on 18. he is in the clubhouse at 14 under. with a 5 under 67. so reed all you need is a par on 18 for the green jacket and the augusta state graduate does just that winning his first major with that putt, 1 under 71, 15 under for the event. wins by a stroke. sergio garcia puts the green jacket on your new masters champion patrick reed. >> any time trying to close off a golf tournament is really hard. but to close off the first major and to do it at a place so close to me just to make the putt on the last and make the ball go in the hole and know i won the first major it's impossible to put into words. >> there has been a few majors i've played well enough that score would have held up another point or if there wasn't one other guy. but that's golf. you have to beat everyone. >> you ner give up. i started the round 9 shots back. and you know i came out with the idea of just playing the golf course and have a lotf fun doing it. >> what a day. all right a's and angels in anaheim show high ohtani on the mound the real deal. flirtw

byrd on 14. and then fowler with the byrd on 18. he is in the clubhouse at 14 under.so reed all you need is a par on 18 for the green jacket and the augusta state graduate does just that winning his first major with that putt, 1 under 71, 15 under for the event. wins by a stroke. sergio garcia puts the green jacket on your new masters champion patrick reed. >> any time trying to close off a golf tournament is really hard. but to close off the first major and to do it at a place so close to me just to make the putt on the last and make the ball go in the hole and know i won the first major it's impossible to put into words. >> there has been a few majors i've played well enough that score would have held up another point or if there wasn't one other guy. but that's golf. you have to beat everyone. >> you never give up. i started the round 9 shots back. and you know i came out with the idea of just playing the golf course and have a lot of fun doing it. >> what a day. all right a's and angels in anaheim show high ohtani on the mound the real deal. flirtwood a perfect ga

an expert on state and federal firearms law.he's also a member of the nra.cord byrd: "wow.o the person that's behind the group at put it up i mean he labeled himself as a veteran political prankster but it's if it's a prank it's not a very funny one."the serious issue of responding to the tragedy in parkland last month is behind the billboard. debating that serious issue continues with high emotion on both sides. "i think make it very clear to a lot of people that the national rifle association where the nra plays a critical role in making available to the general public what are essentially weapons of war." "the nra in any of these mass shootings had nothing to do with them. and in fact in the texas shooting it was an nra member and former instructor who stopped the bad guy so that's what i would like the other side, the person to put up. so why are you demonizing an organization that has never had anything to do with any of these mass shootings?" (jr stone) that was kent justice reporting. mad dog pac has been around for about 3 months but that sign just popped up in jack

an expert on state and federal firearms law.he's also a member of the nra.cord byrd: "wow.rson that's behind the group at put it up i mean he labeled himself as a veteran political prankster but it's if it's a prank it's not a very funny one."the serious issue of responding to the tragedy in parkland last month is behind the billboard. debating that serious issue continues with high emotion on both sides. "i think make it very clear to a lot of people that the national rifle association where the nra plays a critical role in making available to the general public what are essentially weapons of war." "the nra in any of these mass shootings had nothing to do with them. and in fact in the texas shooting it was an nra member and former instructor who stopped the bad guy so that's what i would like the other side, the person to put up. so why are you demonizing an organization that has never had anything to do with any of these mass shootings?" ( marty ) that was kent justice reporting. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the warriors face the sacramento kings. and

on capitol hill especially from the opposition party who can't stand this president where is robert byrd he's in his grave whereas ted kennedy he's in his grave the democrats are dreadfully silent tonight in support i guess silence give support over what the president is that least thinking about doing advertising that he's going to hit syria russia get out of the way oh yeah i think that's i think it's not seeing anything anybody on the left of really having that anti-war it's as if there are no anti-war voices in congress i mean why and you know even during the two thousand and three you bring up to the iraq war we had some people that now that were saying something and now we're not now let's say that the united states fires missiles into syria and russia makes good on on their statement and shoots them down. what happens next where does the escalation go from that will that's the scary thing no one knows and no one on capitol hill is asking that question that's what's even more ominous how well thought out is this the united states i would go so far as to say is they don't completely

enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm sorry mr byrd apologizes but will his testimony be enough to deflect criticism facebook is not doing enough to protect its users and is exploiting its market dominance also on the show. the united nations divided the security council fails to agree on a coordinated response to the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria the u.s. says damascus and russia are to blame. and germany's new cabinet members stand shoulder to shoulder or do they there's discord in the ranks as chancellor on the macros ministers gather to reset their priorities. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show we start out with some breaking news right now and algerian military plane has crashed near algiers more than one hundred people may have been on board when the jet went down near airport that's about thirty kilometers southwest of the capital illusions seventy six transporter was reportedly headed for that are in southwestern algeria rescue crews are at the scene but there's no word yet on any casualties we'll have more

while mines headed to oust byrd sunday with only goal difference keeping them out of the drop zone hosts beating them in the reverse fixture and we're looking to do the same again especially with the return of a star forward. made his comeback you know explored starting lineup after three months out injured and he wasted no time showing how important he is to the team the icelandic set up mikail who opened the scoring in the twenty ninth minute his twelfth goal of the season. one nil. at half time. and it was all outs borg in the second half as well in bogus and close as can be but denied by defended danny lots. but then in injury time minds were pushing for an equaliser and bogus and caught them on the break the captain capping an outstanding comeback. great to be back on the pitch again i didn't think. this long in this game but. in the last minutes. now secured another season in the top flight well mine still in danger and have some tough games ahead of them. and our breaking news this hour a belgian court has found. guilty of attempted murder and sentenced him to twenty years in pris

tiger woods playing in the masters the first time in 1089 days rallies byrds on 14 and 16.3, one over, 7 back. tony disloeked his ankle looked like in the par 3 contest shot a 4 unld 68 was the lead leader for a while but master as champ from 2015 jordan spieth, five straight byrds on the back nine, the final on 17 but bogeyed one giving one back. spieth the leader by two strokes at 6 under par. mat kuch ar tide for second. 7 players tide for fourth at 3 under par. >> i think quick starts are important in any event. it's not unique to the masters at all. it's any tournament. if you get off to a good start you are in control of your own fate versus, you know, needing a little bit of help. >> round two tomorrow. klay thompson's brother trace joins in oakland. the they claimed the younger thompson offer the yankees hitting 19 bombs. a's ending four games against the rangers. he is having fun. daniel manageden not as much. the comebacker from off the ankle. adrian scores and mannequin down stayed in the game in pain. and the next batter this is cruel. they bunt. ryan rou with a

here is senator byrd in west virginia. jerry brown. it is always fascinating when you also work with people. sometimes, i talk to art students and do workshops on caricature. it is amazing how you don't always have to be so rendered in detail. it is true of probably all political figures. it can become a simple iconic thing. george bush and barack obama, i could draw six lines and people would go, well, that's george bush or there is barack obama. once you outline the face, even before you complete it, people can tell what you are drawing. it is a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute. it is one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you are doing things for the coasters and stuff. my instinct and what i am paid for is my opinion and i express it strongly. same with ann and cal. we get to dial it back. just thatnd it is not we don't want to unnecessarily rile people and they come in for a drink at the bars. one of the nice things

and he will sink the byrd to get to 14 under. tie with poulter for the lead both need to win tomorrow to make the masters should be a great easter sunday. and loyala of chicago, cinderella is over. meier notifies to the mienls with the win appear kansas anvil novembera playing for the final pot all the hiemts congratulations at rick welsch he does such a great job. responsible really for chase arena down here getting built. well deserved. he was shocked appear surprised like all of us when his name was announced congratulations he has done an unbelievable job with the warriors. >> really proud of that arena. >> you were out with him a couple weeks ago great guy. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up this is no skinny dipper. this is a hefty intru ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >> announcer: superior accuracy in the palm of your hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minnesota by minute froerkts plus realtime alert. search

line bike byrd and spin- dsh he said they operated illegal.cisco, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> a new warning about the possible groebl cyberhack carried out by the russians through devices many of us have in homes and offices. our reporter terra palmieri is live with the latest on this terra. >> reporter: that's right, dan, the russians are stepping up hacking. it's the latest flairup in the worsening tensions between the u.s. and russia. the department of homeland security. the u.s. and uk governments jointly advise that russian hackers secretly launched a cybercampaign this time targeting the internet routers in homes and businesses. the goal to commit espionage, steal business secrets and lay the ground work for cyberattacks. >> they can be easy targets because often times once install they're not maintained at the same level of security as aa desk top or a server. >> the australian government says the russian may have already carried out an attack on their companies. >> i understand that the -- the attacks which occurred in augu

here is a bird, senator byrd from west virginia. geri brown. >> it is also fascinating when ou work with people. sometimes i will talk with art students, and it is amazing how you don't always have to be so rendered in detail. presidential caricature for sure, but probably true of all political figures, can become a simple iconic thing. george bush and barack obama, i could draw six linings and they would say that is george bush or barack obama. people can tell what you are drawing. it is a mystical thing. our facial recognition so the wear in our brains is very acute and one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. takes a little effort to be non-partisan when doing coasters. i am paid to have a political opinion and express it strongly. we have to dial that back, and we understand it is not just that we don't want to un necessarily rile people when she come in for a drink at the bar or something like that. but one of the nice things about the bar and the couple tour of washington, there is this lovely word that

a live look northbound 280 at highway 280 getting up past byrd avenue and continuing up. it is an easy trip into san francisco. at 418, let's bring in mark tamayo. >> hi, sal. to link our traffic and weather worlds right now. in the sierra they have chain controls because the storm is still moving in. just amazing for april to be talking about the wintery conditions up there. as you can see out to our east, the snow coverage piling up. they're expecting three to eight inches. there is the radar coverage over the past 12 hours. chain restrictions on 830 and 50 if you're thinking of heading to the mountains. most of the bay area has cleared out. the system moved on shore last night. a few isolated showers showing up here. not all of it is reaching the ground. but closer to san francisco and the coastline and pacifica as well. tracking the possibility of a few isolated showers throughout the day today. mostly we're expecting dry conditions. cold air behind the front. right now 37 in napa. san francisco, 48. and fremont checking in at 43 degrees. let's check in on some of the

the attorney for the byrd family called the sentencing outrageous. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg announcing new requirements for its online advertisers. zuckerberg says the company plans to vet political advertisers. users will see on screen indicators that what they're seeing is a political ad and noting who was funding those ads. zuckerberg announcing the new measures as a way to try to combat interference in future elections. >>> finally, houston astros champions thanking a local mattress store owner for a generous gesture for his generous gestures after hurricane harvey. jim "mattress mack" mcingvale got his own world series ring, not a replica, a real one. mattress mack became known as a houston area when he opened the doors of his store after people were left homeless by hurricane harvey. before the series he also promised rebates to mattress owners if the astros won. they won and he refunded 10 million bucks in rebates. >> wow. >> 10 million dollars. >> that's a lot of mattresses. >> good for him, though. >> he's known for his generosity there in the houston area, so it's

and he will sink the byrd to get to 14 under. with poulter for the lead both need to win tomorrow to make the masters should be a great easter sunday. and loyala of chicago, cinderella is over. meier notifies to the mienls with the win appear kansas anvil novembera playing for the final pot all the hiemts congratulations at rick welsch he does such a great job. responsible really for chase arena down here getting built. well deserved. he was shocked appear surprised like all of us when his name was announced congratulations he has done an unbelievable job with the warriors. >> really proud of that arena. >> you were out with him a couple weeks ago great guy. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up this is no skinny dipper. dipper. this is a hefty intruder. dipper. this is a hefty intruder. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >> announcer: superior accuracy in the palm of your hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minnesota by m

. >> tend of the ride you'll be required to take a photo of your parked byrd so we can ensure people are parking appropriately. >> reporter: the city has not banned scooters yet neighbors tell me there are usually scooters all over this neighborhood. but say today they have been notably absent. the board of supervisors has a full vote on supervisor peskin's legislation on tuesday. in san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >> well, today's rare weatherar made for incredible moments. >> they were excited about the hail pelting the backyard. 2 inches there. >> it came down so fast it made for dangerous driving conditions. these vehicles ran into each other. a man tried to melt the hail with a garden hose. >> after the morning's downpour drivers were treated to a rainbow, it doesn't happen just after rain, hail, too. it appeared behind a sheet of hail. >> one person took advantage of the unusual weather for a little sledding down the street in oakland. >> we do not see that here. for more on the weather let's go do sandhya patel. strange day, sandhya. >> action packed no doubt about it.

the scooters were deployed throughout the city last month by lime bike spin and byrd. a controversial statue will remain in san francisco's civic center. the the board of appeals voted unanimously to overturn an arts commission decision to move the early days statue into storage. it shows a native american man at the feet of a conquering spanish cowboy and catholic missionary. opponents say it's racist and demeaning. the attorney who challenged the decision calls the statue part of history. >> and e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce is growing. it is affecting 16 states including california. this map shows where more than 50 people have reported getting sick. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo talked with local consumers. >> i consume lettuce almost every day at home. >> reporter: raphael is growing concerned as he learns romaine could be lurking in his refrigerator. >> maybe we can eat it again. >> reporter: 15 people in 16 states have been infected with e. coli after eating chopped romaine lettuce. five developed a type much kidney failure. at salad farm in san

laid on the left twenty three when he's car broke down and he had to retire the virgin driver sam byrd took full advantage of britain taking the checkered flag ahead of defending world champion lucas at the grassy after seven rounds byrd is now second in the driver's standings behind john erik of. staying with the motorsport three time super bike world champion jonathan ray has extended his lead at the top of the ryder standings the kawasaki rider winning in madrid on saturday he took the line one point four seconds ahead of fellow briton chaz davies with spain's chubby florists finishing third its rays second race victory of the season. finally one of the world's most famous horse races the grand national took place on saturday it was one of the closest contests in years thirty eight horses started the one hundred seventy first edition of the race which takes place at aintree liverpool with just a short distance to go tiger road move tour of the field but look at this pleasant company made a late surge for the line a photo finish would decide the winner in the end and it was time to r

she gets the axe byrd's to deal with the police in. cases concerning. about all. terrorism. is legal. in the traditional system. a sharp increase in employment costs. a developing story now from the former soviet republic armenia where the two hundred people including opposition leaders have been arrested this sunday during mass protests seven people have been injured is part of ongoing action demanding the newly appointed prime minister resign the country has been shaken by rallies for over a week tens of thousands of opposition supporters blocked roads calling for a new government election the on rest follows the collapse of the goshi ations between the opposition and prime minister siraj song siren with tensions running high riot police have been deployed in the capital armenia recently changed to a parliamentary system where the president has a relatively symbolic role and the prime minister gains more power frank sigh and step down as a present as the president this month after a decade of ruling the country earlier he promised to. not run for the prime minister's offic

to them so this is playing out openly in the israeli media celebration of the violence to mars and byrd who is a legislator from the left of center merits party the left wing merits party actually led a protest in tel aviv against the killings and in support of people in gaza to have an end to this eleven year old sides and the amount of incitement that she has received in mainstream israeli publications is amazing i mean she's now called a jew hater and a nazi and so forth and so you know any israeli who wants to actually express outrage about what they saw they're going to self censor because the society has just gone so far to the. and then beyond that you look at the international coverage of the new york times or furrowing to palestinians just kind of dying on having after they have lost their homes like they couldn't find him after another tweeted the same robotic statement we are saddened and deeply concerned by the losses that we witnessed and call for an investigation it's like they're on sinclair broadcasting and they're getting the same script the same so i mean this again ju

that it could damage google's brand and its ability to compete for talent defense expert margaret byrd said it's admirable that people have defended their ideals it's. a movement. of concern. their company's current tradition and the world structured towards trauma's weapons i'm not so sure that you know this letter or if google does what the letter asked them to do namely sever its involvement in this project maven how big of a difference that's going to make to the pentagon's afterwards i can't really say they're using open source software that google makes available to anybody so somebody else could just come along and use the google software and and other resources to do the same kind of work for the pentagon but i think it's still very important to see this kind of statement being made by the employees of google we requested a comment on the story from google and the company's spokesperson told us that conversations about new technologies with employees are hugely important and beneficial the statement also pointed once again that the technology in question is not offensive and is

join me james byrd's for a series of special reports from north korea. here on al-jazeera. and if a man has. been a victim and. are members of an event like. mantle . and. lay back and look at a lot of the deaths and then dig a little. bit of. one to ten out of the ability in the village a movie but of the movie. and a little living in la was only up to most of the well betty. this is called between his two home countries. yemen a nation destroyed by war and in the midst of what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. and the united states were donald trump's travel ban has now made it seemingly impossible to bring his family. issues i finish and. they should follow when you when you want to limit his move to us. we should. miss you but his family have been living in the east african nation of djibouti across the sea from yemen for almost four months. their house and been an american embassy in yemen for over three years now. with the war. that means visa applicants including american citizens like me she have had their cases assigned to foreign countries like

their platforms the core issue was summed up with one question from democrat dick durbin mr zucker byrd would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. mark zuckerberg was called in front of the senate after it was discovered millions of users data was improperly obtained by yuki beast political consultancy cambridge analytics the use that information to target ads to help donald trump's presidential campaign and the bricks at referendum in the u.k. the facebook founder says steps will be taken to ensure such a data breach can never happen again but one senator asked if he was ready to follow through on that promise i believe you have all the talent my question is whether you have all the will to help us solve this problem yes senator do you believe the european regulations should be applied here in the us regardless of whether we implement the exact same regulation i would guess that it would be somewhat different because we have somewhat different sensibilities perhaps the most contentious exchange came when republican ted cruz accused face

dean byrd smith would have enough to hold off his friend and rival. bosworth delighted with silver.a medal but little is that i did not think i would be in it until the end. it is my first major championships medal and really, really good day! not such a good day for claire talent, leading the race, she was disqualified with just two kilometres to go. her chance of a medal of any colour has gone and she is concerned about — — inconsolable has gone and she is concerned about —— inconsolable now. mark dry of scotland won in the hammer throw, but england and nick miller went even better. that looks insanely big! the games record as he took gold. amazing. the highlight for me is the commonwealth record and beating my coach's personal best. and another gold in the long jump, world para champion winning the t 38 competition for wales. it was almost a perfect sunday as the home team went looking for more prizes and sarah davies was eyeing up prizes and sarah davies was eyeing up the goal. sarah davies! aw! agonisingly close. silva will have to do, and honour she can share with her boyfrien

join me james byrd's for a series of special reports from north korea. here on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap the top stories here this hour from proposed negotiating a new deal with iran that builds on the twenty fifteen agreement to curb its nuclear program president made the pitch to u.s. president donald trump who is threatening to pull out of the three year old accord . malaysian police have released a new photo of one of the suspects in the killing of a palestinian i'm asked my officers believe the two suspects are still in the country but don't know who they are. shot at least fourteen times in the back last saturday. a u.s. judge just ruled against a white house decision to end a program that protects young undocumented immigrants the scheme the. dream as from deportation and gave them work permits the judge said counseling it was unlawful and ordered it to resume. now the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on wednesday to decide if trump's latest version of travel is legal critics say it's unconstitutional in stopping muslims some traveling to the unite

clinton talked about that at the time and robert byrd said absolutely not. we will not use reconciliation that is not what this is supposed to be we want full consideration of something this important. but yet with the bush tax cuts 2001 and now reconciliation is misused in order to accomplish something with 50 votes. >> i believe and recommend and point out senate rules have not been looked at since 1979. they need to be re-examined by former senators with public representatives, bipartisan policy commissions, there is a serious question you could ask if it should have super majority for anything as opposed to just a majority but it has to be agreed on. you cannot claim democrats are in power you need 60 votes but republicans are in power need 50. that doesn't work or shouldn't work. the tragedy is that has worked in most recently with senator mcconnell. >> i do want to talk about that for a couple minutes i know we are getting close to the time limit. [laughter] but you mentioned in the 113 congress 187 cloture votes in two years. compare that with an enti

let me also say that it's a real joy for me to share the platform with professors byrd and kid, two scholars from whom i've learned a great deal over the years, and i thank kay and the team for organizing today's event. this morning i'm going to be drawing on my book, reading the bible with the founding fathers, and i want to turn our attention to the bible's contributions, to the founding of the american constitutional republic, and i'll be talking about the emergence of a constitutional tradition and in the last third or so in the 18th century, we are talking about the american founding and by that term i am referring to that time of the life of a and believing to failing to secure their rights they embarked on the pursuit of independence and having secured independence, they then have this tremendous task of building a new nation, building the institutions of government and the like in the wake of a devastating war and having won this independence. so that's what i'm referring to, the last third or so of the 18th century. the founding fathers read the bible. there are many kwo advertising

. >> reporter: already the scooters operated by lime, byrd and spin are drawing controversy and criticism from city leaders who say they're dangerous because they're being ridden on sidewalk, not streets. the city attorney issued a cease and desist monday telling three scooter companies they have continued to operate an unpermitted motorized motor scooter program, creating a public nuisance of the city's streets and seahawks and endangering public health and safety. last week, the san francisco mta impounded dozens of scooters left on city street where is they presented a hazard on sidewalks. a hearing was held about proposed legislation on regulating the scooters. >> they're being used on the sidewalks. disabled people and families are having to dodge them. people are not using them with a helmet as required under existing state law. >> reporter: a representative from bird responded. >> we want to be a good partner. we understand the concerns of the community. we're going to be responsive to those concerns, both from the technology side and the support side. >> reporter: the scooter comp

defenseman byrd missed most of the third period.r of this series will take on the vegas golden knights. the knights wrapped up their series. >> don't give them a nibble. finish them off tonight. my advice to the sharks is win tonight. get it over with. >> coach mibach. >> let's go. >> let me ask you one last question. do you have two tvs going because the giants, the a's, the warriors and the shark. >> sometimes in the mibach home there's two tvs going with two different events. >> just wanted to know. >>> we'll be talking about the bay area commute. john goodwyn from the transportation commission will join us live to tell us how commuters can use one of the bridges he uses are about to get some major relief. >> that commute is horrible, i'm usually not in it because i'm the reverse commute. it's all the way in marin on the 101. in the morning going from contra costa into marin. >> it's crazy where they can add a lane basically out of nothing. >> just squeeze them all in. >> and there's a concern about adding that third lane what ab

margaret byrd smith records about the situation. --er the presidents house dent's house, the house of the secretary of state was the resort of most company, even party spirit, maryland by her gentleness was disarmed by the asperity. individuals who never visited the president or met any other ministerial houses could not resist the softening influence of her disposition. dolley's hospitality had a couple of purposes. she is creating this socials sphere where political opponents could react cordially. she is beginning to smooth the path for her husband to succeed jefferson. madison never liked to campaign for himself and it was considered very unseemly to do that kind of campaigning. social skills of dolley could put him far and ahead. in fact congressman mitchell , wrote to his wife that dolley was a secret weapon in the election of 1808. she contrasted james madison who said makes dinners and generous displays with another democratic republican, george clinton who lives snug in his lodgings and keeps aloof from captivating exhibiti

. ♪ [music break] amy: "draft morning" by the notorious byrd brothers. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we're now joined by four of the student activists involved in the columbia strike. in 1968, raymond brown was a leader of the student afro-american society at columbia and was one of the leaders of the black students who occupied columbia university's hamilton hall. he's now a criminal defense lawyer who also practices international human rights law. need to be berman is here with us in new york --nancy biberman is here with us in new york. she was a student at barnard college at the time of the '68 strike and a member of sds, students for democratic society. she's now a lawyer working in community development, and founder of the women's housing and economic development corporation in the bronx. joining us from albuquerque, new mexico, is mark rudd, who was the chairman of the columbia university chapter of sds during the student strike of april 1968. he was elected national secretary in 1969 and was the la

. >> three scooter companies, byrd ablime and spin recently started operating in san francisco and other parts of the bay area. >> huey louis making news today, the front man for huey lieu louis and the knews cancelled all this year's performance. including outside lance music festival f doctors believe he has menniers decease, a disorder of the inner ear. he says he lost most of his hearing before a show a couple months ago. outside lands music festival tweeted out the news they wish him all the best for a speedy recovery and said they are working on finding an artist to replace him. >>> bay area icon. >> yeah. >>> the game that's stirring up controversy in solano county. school officials say it's not organized by them. but parents say students want it stopped plus -- >>> we don't have cable. we don't have a shower. >> the north bay wildfires six months later. and for some recovery is still very slow. >>> and why signing your credit card receipts will flou be a thing of the past the change taking effect today that you want to know about. >>> and let's check the traffic at 4:11 this frid

lyndon johnson, everett dishingson, robert byrd, baker and bob doil, among others, raised the public of the and prestige position and underscored the importance of the garner, barkley precedent. indeed, the position continues evolve to this very day. the contemporary positions of senate majority and minority come a long way rom the position of party caucus chairman. those party posts emerged in turn, from a caucus system which had been created to deal with the reality of partisan the limitation f the senate's constitutional presiding officers. so in summary, my friends, the creation and enhancement of the positions d minority over the past century reflect an evolving to meet the needs of the time. difficult not to agree with dr. richard baker who wrote of of the formal position of senate floor leader most t represents the significant institutional development in the senate's history. entuckians have played an important role in this institutional development, colorful the two today.rs i've discussed i believe barkley would still recognize the office he once held even though it's chang

naming things after people especially living politicians, whether it's kennedy, killed a woman, robert byrdse politicians should not be allowed to name things after them. i agree with that. but mckinley? really? why is he so sinful? >> if you look at his history, he did some things in terms of what he did with the indigenous people,ge taking their land, giving it to white settlers. breaking up their autonomy. so i think he has some issues in his past. at the same time, i think it's important for us, and it's interesting, this discussion, i think i'm going to play the republican here. and say that you had a city council, a local group, who has made a decision for their community, that is what they are elected to do. and yet we come when you here in our shirts and ties in washington will sit here and told him that what they did was wrong and question them. >> tucker: i feel totally empowered to pass judgment on decisions that governments make. >> local government that you have no -- >> tucker: i'm allowed to have a view on that and i do pray just because a government is small doesn't mean it

. ♪ [music break] amy: "draft morning" by the notorious byrd brothers. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we're now joined by four of the student activists involved in the columbia strike. in 1968, raymond brown was a leader of the student afro-american society at columbia and was one of the leaders of the black students who occupied columbia university's hamilton hall. he's now a criminal defense lawyer who also practices international human rights law. need to be berman is here with us in new york --nancy biberman is here with us in new york. she was a student at barnard college at the time of the '68 strike and a member of sds, students for democratic society. she's now a lawyer working in community development, and founder of the women's housing and economic development corporation in the bronx. joining us from albuquerque, new mexico, is mark rudd, who was the chairman of the columbia university chapter of sds during the student strike of april 1968. he was elected national secretary in 1969 and was the la

thousand and seventeen trin a former communist functionary turned businessman was strolling through byrd in park when he was dragged into a v.w. bus and taken to the vietnamese embassy. after that he was brought to vietnam. it's unclear how. the snatch and grab operation was rim innocent of the cold war. linspire museum documents the history of his view nash in the german capital history that's not over. version five thanks to the city's openness its many embassies and the fact that the german intelligence service is moving back here there are probably more agents here now than at the height of the cold war. the former chairman of the german israeli society knows all about that. he was targeted by the iranian intelligence service for surveillance and possibly elimination. not. naturally foreign intelligence services exploit the fact that berlin is a liberal cosmopolitan city that doesn't shut itself off. it's a place where everyone can do what he wants. to molest incomers or bill. trim trying ton the kidnapped victim doesn't enjoy any such liberties he's been given to life sentences in p

platforms with the core issue was summed up with one question from democrat dick durbin mr zucker byrd would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. mark zuckerberg was called in front of the senate after it was discovered millions of users data was improperly obtained by yuki beast political consultancy cambridge analytics the use that information to target ads to help donald trump's presidential campaign and the bricks at referendum in the u.k. the facebook founder says steps will be taken to ensure such a data breach can never happen again but one senator asked if he was ready to follow through on that promise i believe you have all the talent my question is whether you have all the will to help us solve this problem yes senator do you believe the european regulation should be applied here in the us regardless of whether we implement the exact same regulation i would guess that it would be somewhat different because we have somewhat different sensibilities perhaps the most contentious exchange came when republican ted cruz accused faceb

initiatory was once again troubled by a long standing wrist injury in his first round match with thomas byrd it took it to curry had started the season playing in second tier challenger tour events but the former world number four was able to come from a set down to beat burdett this time out. i was on the dow has a first round bye as he prepares to challenge a full record eleventh the monte carlo title the world number one needs to win the tournament to prevent roger federer from regaining top spots. away at and that windy weather at the boston marathon couldn't prevent a designer landon of producing a rare home win and the women's race and in overcoming the conditions to become the first american winner and thirty three years in the men's race yukiko achi became the first japanese run up to claim the title since nineteen ninety seven he prepared for this event by running a huff martin in his home country dressed as a pundit. and also useful for me will have more for you later on now it's back to darren. parts on a thank you very much that's it for me daryn jordan for the news my colleague