fidel and celia don't. fidel takes up random admirers, there are many, and we don't know what celia thought of it but she stayed the great organizer. they have a suite in the havana hilton and the romantic stuff starts to slide. guerrillas keep their distinctive look, their uniforms, the long hair, their beards, they are like prototype hippies, a complete contrast to , eisenhower-era en" look at the time. and if you look at magazines from the time, the contrasts urilla mane ge lla gals are quite striking. there is the man in the gray flannel salute going off to work, pulsing their shoes, and the women are the ideal housewife, cooking for the kids, very doris day looking. so the contrast is striking. in a sense, the 1960's as we were beginning in 1959, this idea of the rebellious youth movement was already brewing in the united states, at a time when especially with young people there was a lot of dissatisfaction growing. and fidel was regarded as a james dean sort of character, a marlon brando, a "rebel wit

. >> are paula and celia here? we're doing a string of district 8 small businesses that are having their 20th anniversary, which is fantastic. last week we had beckett, and this week we have you, nowe valley pet company. they opened the pet company at 14151 church street. at the time, they were a new couple who shared a love of animals and an entrepreneurial spirit. they called their shop a mom and mom store, and designed it to be a fun and welcoming small clearly their concept work. the pet company has become a neighborhood institution. it is the go-to place in nowe valley on pet nutrition and training, and trusted referrals from everything from dog walkers to dog psychics. which i'm wondering how that really works. [laughter] >> as we many beloved neighborhood small businesses, it is more than just a place to shop. paula and celia pride themselves on maintaining a workforce that is happy, challenged, and well-compensated. that may explain why some employees have worked at the shop for over a decade. celia has bee

>>mean is in celia's blood. the snyder family lives in colorado, but mike and his wife joy fell in love 15 years ago while scaling el cap. since then the family makes yearly trips to yosemite reminder. her. >>for mike and his friend mark called the experience of reaching the top of your 70's, most famous wall was celia an emotional one it was just a huge undertaking and like a lot of those huge undertaking very good big emotional really hurt near the end got >>100 of the top don't care ring. >>so how do you celebrate an accomplishment like climbing to the top of el cap, down to the pizza back. >>least he called curry is the oldest of mike enjoys for children and already has plans to show her 7 year-old brother zeke the climbing ropes next summer. >>in yosemite. >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 ken wayne and pam moore here with kron 4 news at 6 after an thank you for that coming up tonight at 6 drivers filling up their car one east bay city we're left with a sour taste in their mouth after tainted gasoline left t

>>my name is in celia's blood.mily lives in colorado, but mike and his wife joy fell in love 15 years ago while scaling . since then the family makes yearly trips to yosemite minute. >>crude >>mike and his friend mark called the experience of reaching the top of your 70's, most famous wall was celia an emotional one it was just a huge undertaking and like a lot. >>goes you get are taking very the big emotional really near the end actually and we a friend 100 of the top. >>so how do you celebrate an accomplishment like climbing to the top of el cap. >>right down to pizza back. >>used to be called curry village so yeah is the oldest of mike enjoys for children and already has plans to show her 7 year-old brother zeke the climbing ropes next summer in yosemite. >>look no hands, you know just don't. and don't look down just can't right that last shot there that looked like green carpet future just look the job that dole and you she's pretty brave a 52 right now still ahead on the couple >>clouds are caught in a kind of

>>my name is in celia's blood. the snyder family lives in colorado, but mike and his wife joy fell in love 15 years ago while scaling el cap. since then the family makes yearly trips to yosemite minute. >>crude >>mike and his friend mark called the experience of reaching the top of your 70's, most famous wall was sell you an emotional one it was just a huge undertaking and like a lot >>are those your gender taking very the big emotional really near the end actually and we got me a friend 100 of the top kill after hearing. >>so how do you celebrate an accomplishment like climbing to the top of el cap. >>right down to the pizza back. >>used to be called curry village so yeah is the oldest of mike enjoys for children and already has plans to show her 7 year-old brother zeke the climbing ropes next summer in yosemite. >>mighty impressive that was jason rivera reporting in prior to so was completed el cap can climb she actually scaled over 5,000 feet to the top of independence monument in colorado that was for her 7th b

. >> climbing is in celia's blood. the family lives in colorado but mike and his wife joy fell in love 15 years ago while scaling el cap. >> that's crazy. as a parent, i could not stand that. >>> a sharks player might need to climb the ladder if he wants to count all his money. and could giants' former first round pick finally get his first big league win? >>> now that the warriors are finally in the rearview mirror, we can finally turn our attention to baseball. if you forgot about the giants and as, you weren't alone. the giants are 30-39. last place in the nl west. they've had 10 different players in left field so far but everybody is hopeful. trade rumors abound for madbum. twins and yankees hot on the trail. the beach can't come soon enough for the retiring bruce bochy. two teams going in different directions tonight at dodger stadium. brandon crawford batting .209 this year. not tonight. brings home two runs with an rbi double. tyler beede going for his first big league win. drafted in 2014. in the fifth. two gre

our asia—pacific editor celia hatton put those comments into context for us.normal issues, taiwan, he talks about the south china sea, and then he's asked a question about tiananmen. he could have batted it away and moved on, but he did not. he took a defiant stance, giving some comments — unusual comments. you almost never hear chinese public figures speaking about what happened in 1989. so, yes, he basically defended what the government did then. he defended the crackdown and said, if china hadn't gotten rid of that turbulence, it wouldn't have enjoyed the stability and the development that it enjoys today. so quite a controversial stance, but he didn't say anything about what happened back then. there are so many unanswered questions and details that we still do not know. the italian government says it is ready to ban large cruise ships from the giudecca canal in venice after a huge cruise ship collided with a dock. the msc opera collided with a smaller boat at the san basilio docks along the giudecca, which provides access to the popular st mark's square.

our asia pacific editor celia hatton put those comments into context for us. issues, taiwan and the south china sea and then he is asked about tiananmen square. he could have batted it away and moved on but he did not. he took a defiant stands giving some comments, unusual comments. you almost never hear chinese public figures speaking about what happened in 1989. so, yes, he basically defended what the government did then. he defended the crackdown and said that if china had not gotten rid of that turbulence it would not have enjoyed the stability and the development that it enjoys today. so controversial stands but he did not say anything about what happened back then. there are so many unanswered questions and details that we still do not know. let's get some of the day's other news. following israeli airstrikes on targets inside syrian territory on saturday — which this video relased by the israeli defence forces purports to show — another israeli attack was reportedly intercepted by the country's air defences on sunday evening. the latest strike was repor

our asia pacific editor celia hatton put those comments into context for us.huh shows up and deals with the normal issues taiwan, he talks about the south china sea and then he's asked a question about tiananmen. and then he could have batted it away and simply moved on and he didn't. in fact, he took quite a defiant stance and he gave some comments, they were very unusual comments. you almost never hear chinese public figures speaking about what happened in 1989. so yes, he basically defended what the government did back then. he defended the crackdown. and said if china hadn't got rid of that turbulence then it wouldn't have enjoyed the stability and the development that it enjoys today. so quite a controversial stance, but in key, he didn't say anything about what actually happened back then. there are so many unanswered questions and details that we still don't know. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: pope francis has apologised to the roma people for the roman catholic church's "mistreatment" of them. the pope chose to end his

it's supposed to jump on celia emery, who plays my mom, and she's like "get it off, get it off."the show, right? >> it's a totally different vibe. the safety briefing killed the whole vibe. then it was like, okay, got to make this work in post, so, it, yeah. >> jimmy: whatever you're doing, it seems to be working and thank god no one lost an eyeball. really, that's the most important thing. >> and i didn't get sharon stone's face ripped off. >> jimmy: sharon stone still has her head. pamela adlon. her show is called "better things." we'll be right back. ♪ chrpz chrmz [ cheers and applause ] honey, we are seriouslynternet keeping up with the joneses. we are seriously keeping with the anderson's. we are finally keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. keeping up with the harvey's. with the wahh-the-wahh. with the romeros. patels. carters. the allens. wah. wolanske's. right them. no one is going to have internet like this. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses. simple. easy. awesome. check out gig-speed internet or any

celia keenan-bolger, who won a tony for her role in "to kill a mockingbird."houlder pink gown there. everybody was in love with that dress, myself included. >> the king bringing it! >> yes. >> will, who are you wearing? >> i am wearing zara van. >> oh. >> i spent far less than billy porter did on this look. >> let's see your red carpet moves. zoom out there. stand up, show us the red carpet moves, ready? here we go. >> oh, honey. he got ready. >> got to find my light, yes! yes! and from that big moment to the big night in los angeles for jennifer lopez. >> jenny from the block kicked off her "it's my party," the live celebration tour in honor of her upcoming 50th, 5-0, birthday. and her 11-year-old daughter joined her on stage to sing a duet of her song "limitless." ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. j. lo sharing that video on instagram captioning it, i can't take it, #emmy, #proudmama. >> i'm just thinking about it. >> apple doesn't fall far from the tree. what? >> like if beyonce was my mom and we did all those duets together that i typically do with her, then i do the dance

. >> sell celia, we are counting down the nba finals tomorrow night.the dance teams from the toronto raptors and the golden state warriors. they are warming up. they are not just any dance teams. the final dance competition is coming up. ♪ >>> we're trying to prevent belated delays. portable air conditioners were delivered to several b.a.r.t. control rooms to keep equipment from overheating. trains were forced to slow down because heat caused the tracks to expand. you can always check facebook and twitter for any delays. >>> good morning, reggie. we've had a lot of issues on the san mateo bridge this morning, so westbound 102 just past the t toll plaza. that's heavy as is that's heavy as is lot of fcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phonhones. - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>>

host: that is christopher out of oklahoma and this is celia out of connecticut.aller: good morning. complex ands very we are, at this point, number one militarily. we really have to reconsider using our force. secondly, the most important thing is what is important to this country? the citizens. i think we are exhausted with all the money used in the wars and the lack of good educational funds and for the environment, the highway, et cetera, et cetera. we really have to pay attention more domestically, make this country science number one, education number one. thank you for accepting my call and considering my suggestions. host: stephanie is next out of new york. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. i am calling because i feel that congress have a right to give authority towards the president because this war that he is trying to create with iran is .njust because of israel he is causing this war. this is a war that should not be. we have lost enough americans in the last war we had. every time there is republicans. look at the history. every time we have rep

fidel and celia don't. fidel takes up random admirers, there are many, and we don't know what celia thought of it, but she stayed the great organizer. they have a suite in the havana hilton and the romantic stuff starts to slide. meanwhile, the guerrillas keep their distinctive look, their uniforms, the long hair, their beards, they are like prototype hippies, a complete contrast to the very staid, eisenhower-era "mad men" look at the time. and if you look at magazines of the period, the contrasts between the guerrillas and the guerilla gals are quite striking. suits and ties, the man in the gray flannel suit, and they are going off to work, pulsing their polishing their shoes, and the women are the ideal housewife, cooking for the kids, very doris day looking. so the contrast is very striking. in a sense, the 1960's as we know them, as we refer to them in shorthand, were beginning in 1959, this idea of the rebellious youth movement was sort of already brewing in the united states, at a time when , especial