clarence: prepare yourself.hether it's personal or group or delegation, you need to prepare yourself before the big event occurs knowing what's going to happen before it happens. i think both trump and kim misjudged what was going to happen. and i think trump did the right thing to walk away from a bad deal. but is he going to walk into another bad situation to come. sara: kim got a press moment out of it with the united states. there are people who say that is a loss to the united states and a win for kim. howie: the world's most of closed regime, north korean officials had a press conference saying we didn't demand an end to all u.s. sanctions, we only wanted some of them. it turns out it was almost all of the important sanctions. western journalists aren't used to having a competing narrative from north korea. sara: they will spin anything to have a win to their people. they will use this as an opportunity to spin these talks and we have to be ready for that. howie: the media pounced on the president saying h

i oppose the clarence thomas nomination. i voted against him.i also realize there is a real and perceived problem the committee face. they were a bunch of white guys. they were hearing this testimony from the senate judiciary committee. so, when anita hill came to testify, she faced a committee that do not fully understand what the hell it was all about. to this day, i regret that i cannot come up with a way to get her the kind that she deserved given the courage she deserved by reaching out to us. the hearing she deserved was a hearing where she was respected, where the tone in question were not hostile. for the fact that she step forward was recognized as an act of courage in and of itself. let's face it, back in 1991, it took a lot of courage to take on a man who was so much a part of the establishment and the power structure. it took a lot of courage to damage her own career and her own reputation in the face of a cultural bias. that, if a woman was harassed she must have done something to deserve it. mr. takes courage. nearly 30 years later

been debating the death penalty for decades.carol chessman, aaron mitchell, robert alton harris, clarence ray allen and rose bird(ken) four condemned men and the first female chief justice of the california supreme court -- all of them playing a role. jail cell sfxmay second, 1960 ... convicted robber, rapist and kidnapper caryl chessman died proclaiming his innocence as cyanide fumes filled the exeution chamber at san quentin.chessman spent nearly twelve years on death row, writing best-selling books .... and winning the support of authors, artists and intellectuals from around the world.in 1967 ... aaron mitchell became the last

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet that killed son. (robin) that was grant lodes reporting. city police records reveal the university park neighborhood recorded 93 violent incidents in six months. that's an average of two a day. (robin) we're learning more about the man who is charged in the death of a san jose mother. police say 24- year-old carlos carranza is undocumented, had been deported, and has a long criminal history. he is accused of randomly breaking into 59-year-old bami larsen's home and then stabbing her to death. a memorial grows outside her home on knollfield way. carranza is salvadorian and has a long rap sheet including kidnapping, false imprisonment, burglary, and drug offfense. san jose's police chief says following his many arrests, immigration authorities áunsuccessfully sought information about his release on six separate occassions.

but i don't like this because joe biden is reinforcing the smear that clarence thomas was guilty and supreme court. and that's not fair. >> marie: at least in the clip we played, he said she should've been questioned in a nicer way. he didn't say anything about clarence thomas being guilty. >> katie: but the whole reason she was there was to talk about what she alleged. >> marie: which is her right. >> katie: she has said since that time that he's guilty of sexual harassment and should be sitting on the supreme court. by joe biden questioning the way they conducted that hearing he is reinforcing the smear, that they were too tough on her, that they went after him, and that the whole thing shouldn't have resulted in him sitting on the supreme court for so long. he's bringing it back up and it brings up that smear again and i think it's really unfair. >> marie: i think watching the hearing is difficult to wear no matter where you are on the public land. we have ten seconds. is biden running customer gas or no. do you think? >> john: yes. >> marie: three. more "outnumbered" in just a mo

"clarence ray allen was executed after spending 23 years on death row"sfxsince then, the statehas pent 850=thousand dollars on a new execution chamber, described by kron four reporter alecia reid.there are four rooms surrounding the death chamber and this one for the witnesses and the press. (ken) (ken) that new execution room being dismantled and put in storage. just a few years ago, californian's voted down a death penalty repeal, so there's no guarantee it won't be used again. grant and vicki? (grant) a major winter storm is blasting the heartland of the country today. this is what it looks like in denver, colorado. the city is under a blizzard warning. the storm is called a "bomb cyclone" -- because it features a rapid drop in pressure over 24-hours. blizzard conditions, heavy wind gusts and possible tornadoes and flooding are expected to affect tens of millions of people. flight aware reports more than one-thousand flight cancelations today. (anchor) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the weather across the country-- and here in the bay area. l

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet thatkilled our son. (grant) city police records reveal the university park neighborhood southwest of downtown l=a recorded 93 violent incidents in six months.that's an average of two a day.usc instituted a safety zone around thecaexchang ago ... but victor mceleheney was killed outside that was killed mceleheney but victor years ago ... student a few exchangre a chinese the murder of campus after around the a safety zone usc instituted two a day.average of that's an months.incidents in six violent recorded 93 downtown l=a southwest of neighborhood university park reveal the records city police (grant) (grant) city police records reveal the university park neighborhood southwest of downtown l=a recorded 93 violent incidents in six months.that's an average of two a day.usc instituted a safety zone around the campus after the murder of a chinese exchangre student a few years ago ... but victor mceleheney was killed outside that area. (ken)(ken) house democrats have introduced a new bill aimed

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet that killed our son. (grant) city police city police records reveal the university park neighborhood southwest of downtown l=a recorded 93 violent incidents in six months. that's an average of two a day. usc instituted a safety zone around the campus after the murder of a chinese exchangre student a few years ago ... but victor mceleheney was killed outside that area. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day for much of the bay area. highs were in the 50s and 60s but felt cooler with the wind. a weak cold front passed through today bringing a few clouds and gusty winds. winds will decrease tonight under mostly clear skies. you can still see a few showers passing through the state with snow over the sierra. high pressure will take over now for the rest of the week. in fact some temperatcould reach the low 70s by the weekend. tomorrow wil

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i think they are. >> dana: clarence page, thank you. boeing just announcing new safety upgrades for troubled planes today. company unveiling new software in those 737 max jets currently grounded world wide, telling reporters they are working with customers and regulators to restore faith in the industry. we will have more on this and reaction from washington later in the show. >>> more ahead on the president's push for major changes to obamacare. what could come of the move as a new poll indicates where americans stand on it. plus, what's next for the green new deal after mitch mcconnell's procedural vote blocked it from being considered in the senate. >> if you're a rich liberal from maybe new york or california, this sounds great. >> tell that to kids in the south bronx which are suffering from the highest rate of childhood asthma in the country. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength a

is responsible for putting clarence thomas on the supreme court, despite evidence that when thomas had the equal employment opportunity commission, he led more than 13,000 age discrimination cases. the man had a track record of incompetence and biden trashed anita hill and also elizabeth warren was very critical of the legislation that biden passed congress because it puts corporate interests above those of the consumers. there are so many reasons why biden is a terrible candidate and nobody talks about that and i am a strong supporter of bernie sanders. host: barnes? guest: i remembered the hearing with clarence thomas nominated for the supreme court and joe biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee. but i remember a bit differently. i don't remember biden being really mean and rough with what turning, who accused -- host: anita hill? being whatsed of would you call it, he did not lay a hand on her, but she said he had been nasty and abusive in a sexual way and so on. remember, democrats tending to take her to testimony very seriously and liked it. and we are glad to have h

namely, his role in the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. let's go back to 1991.rings pushed the issue of sexual harassment into the national spotlight after anita hill accused him of sexual harassment. fast-forward to today, biden who was in charge of the hearings as a senate judiciary chairman is addressing those who have criticized his handling of that hearing. >> when anita hill came to testify she faced a committee that didn't fully understand what the hell it was all about. to this day, i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved. >> alexis grenell is a democratic strategist and arlet signs is a political reporter who's been covering the former vice president. so alexis, let me start with you and your tweet, biden supposed helplessness and his apology. your word nonsense. why? >> yeah. there's a strange helplessness that the former committee chairman is now -- he couldn't have done anything. it's more appropriate to say he didn't do anything. biden made conscientious choices. he had agency. he had power here, so in orde

anita hill came toto talk about clarence thomas -- clarence carter's report. joe refused to call witnesses that would have backed up her testimony. it was clear he was more concerned with his own reputation. we werere saddled with clarence thomas as long as he wanted to serve. and his role on preventing students from declaring bankruptcy to get -- made ithe impossible for students to get out of crushing student debt through bankruptcy. he -- hisuptcy, major role has been is the errand boy for the banks and , whichcard companies have been major donors throughout his career. he represents delaware, the onshore version of the cayman islands is ruled by the financial industry and interesting of course that although he has done them such faithful service over the years, he tends not to talk about that much. elizabeth moore in time ago, pointed out that he did not talk about his relationship. not much h to read about his relationship with credit card companies. amy: we have 30 seconds. how would you evaluate his role under president obama? andrew: very disappointing

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so did clarence thomas. everybody paid a price during that process. it's a long time ago.te man's culture? remember that there's a lot of voters that are white and there's white men who are married to white women and black men and black women. >> dana: they want to get the voters back in their column. >> greg: if you want to crawl before the social justice warrior cannon coming or going to alienate millions of regular people who aren't racist who just want to get on with your lives and not be told that they belong to some terrible racist culture, because you're wrong. >> juan: i don't think it was about a racist culture. acknowledging that white men ran that senate hearing. >> greg: clarence got in, and i think he's black. >> juan: yeah, i agree. coming up. >> i am nervous. i'm concerned. i'm scared. >> juan: michael avenatti on his potential jail time. that's next on "the five." ♪ smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm® xc. tell your doctor if you have a history of scarring or are taking medicines that decrease the body's immune response o

he would not say a word and would not champion anita hill's allegations against clarence thomas.e he knew anything he said on the subject would immediately raise questions about his own conduct, not just going back to chappaquiddick but what had taken place in palm beach. >> i want to make it clear. >> on the number seven nation received more striking news. >> [inaudible] >> even with the breaking news, traffic circulating throughout 1991, trial of william kennedy smith was still one of the most watched television dramas of the year. >> sometimes look more like a ballgame than a news event in the star for business hotel the former is the smith child could be the equivalent of the super bowl. >> many of the crews are renting space in a church parking lot across the street from the courthouse. >> twenty dollars a day and $100 week for the trucks for microwave issues back heavy demand, i guess. >> the style was perfect for tv, of course. it had sex, privilege, power, the kennedys. >> 150 media passes are being issued and all will be spoken for. one goes to playboy magazine. >> why i

he would not say a word and would not champion anita hill's allegations against clarence thomas.id on the subject would immediately raise questions about his own conduct, not just going back to chappaquiddick but what had taken place in palm beach. >> i want to make it clear. >> on the number seven nation received more striking news. >> [inaudible] >> even with the breaking news, traffic circulating throughout 1991, trial of william kennedy smith was still one of the most watched television dramas of the year. >> sometimes look more like a ballgame than a news event in the star for business hotel the former is the smith child could be the equivalent of the super bowl. >> many of the crews are renting space in a church parking lot across the street from the courthouse. >> twenty dollars a day and $100 week for the trucks for microwave issues back heavy demand, i guess. >> the style was perfect for tv, of course. it had sex, privilege, power, the kennedys. >> 150 media passes are being issued and all will be spoken for. one goes to playboy magazine. >> why is playboy interested in

he did vote against clarence thomas, he flled the floor figh against clarence thomas.ook, i think some voters will never forgive him for that. but i think most democrats, if he chooses to run for president, will look at the totality of his record, his leadership on the violence against women act, his leadership on all sorts of issues affecting women, his work in the obama administration on title ix. i think most democrats will support vice president biden notwithstanding some who will never forgive him for what happened with anita hill. >> ruth marcus, you and i were there. >> all three of us. >> it wasn't a fair hearing, especially that there was polygraph evidence and other witnesses who were not able to be introduced to validate her claims. >> in particular, the other witnesses. and i have to say, ron makes fair points about the work that senator and vice president biden did after that. it was a different time. but it wasn't so much of a different time. so my question really would be, when the vice president says i wish i could have found a way to give her a fair he

he would not say a word and would not champion anita hill's allegations against clarence thomas.ything he said on the subject would immediately raise questions about his own conduct, not just going back to chappaquiddick but what had taken place in palm beach. >> i want to make it clear. >> on the number seven nation received more striking news. >> [inaudible] >> even with the breaking news, traffic circulating throughout 1991, trial of william kennedy smith was still one of the most watched television dramas of the year. >> sometimes look more like a ballgame than a news event in the star for business hotel the former is the smith child could be the equivalent of the super bowl. >> many of the crews are renting space in a church parking lot across the street from the courthouse. >> twenty dollars a day and $100 week for the trucks for microwave issues back heavy demand, i guess. >> the style was perfect for tv, of course. it had sex, privilege, power, the kennedys. >> 150 media passes are being issued and all will be spoken for. one goes to playboy magazine. >> why is playboy in

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet thated our son. (ken) (ken) forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.outside at s-f-o.(terisa)kron-4's chief (terisa)kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was a windy day for much of the bay area. highs were in the 50s and 60s but felt cooler with the wind. a weak cold front passed through today bringing a few clouds and gusty winds. winds will decrease tonight under mostly clear skies. you can still see a few showers passing through the state with snow over the sierra. high pressure will take over now for the rest of the week. in fact some temperatures could reach the low 70s by the weekend. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and breezy near the coast. highs will be in the 50s and 60s.60s.the 50s and highs will be in the 50s and 60s. new ahead at 8 an outraged grandmother shows the

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet thatkilled our son. (grant) city police records reveal the university park neighborhood southwest of downtown l=a recorded 93 violent incidents in six months. that's an average of two a day. u-s-c instituted a safety zone around the campus after the murder of a chinese exchangre student a few years ago ... but victor mceleheney was killed outside that area. (grant) police in the east bay are trying to find a gunman who opened fire on highway 24. (vicki) and a man was shot several times while he was driving. it happened this morning around 6:30 a-m as the victim, a 20-year-old man was driving a white nissan sentra... when he was approaching highway 13. police say he noticed a blue sedan that got aligned with his vehicle and then he heard several gun shots. the victim was shot several times... he managed to get onto highway 13 where he pulled over and called police. the victim told investigators that he got a good look at the man firing the gun but didn't recognize him. <"we don't have a mot

"clarence ray allen was executed after spending 23 years on death row"sfxsince then, the state=thousand dollars on a new execution chamber, described by kron four reporter alecia reid.there are four rooms surrounding the death chamber and this one for the witnesses and the press. going into storage ... but, given the years of back and forth policy changes, the debate may not be over. (terisa) the union city police department could face a state audit over its reported involvement with the u-s immigration and customs enforcement -- or ice.(ken) the a-c-l-u calling for the state audit after it found -- more than 80 police departments across the country shared your personal information with ice. union city police is among those listed.<"we discovered in the documents that over 9,000 ice agents nationwide have access to over 5 billion points of location information about drivers, specifically vehicle plate information. and it's really disturbing to us to know that local police departments are sharing very sensitive personal information about their residents to ice."> (ken) the a-c-l

courage awards expressed regret on his handling of the anita hill sexual assault allegations against clarence thomas during his senate confirmation hearing. biden is considering a 2020 presidential one. here are his remarks. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] this will be painless i would like to start, by the way, we recognized -- who owns this but i don't know if you know this and i did not know what's until tonight. i'm embarrassed, we did it last year as well.

clarence mcelheney appealed for information on his son's murdersilence is worse than the bullet thatkilled our son. (grant) city police records reveal the university park neighborhood southwest of downtown l=a recorded 93 violent incidents in six months.that's an average of two a day.usc instituted a safety zone around the campus after the murder of a chinese exchangre student a few years ago ... but victor mceleheney was killed outside that area. (ken) police in the east bay are trying to find a gunman who opened fire on highway 24. a man was shot several times while he was driving. it happened this morning around 6:30 as the victim, a 20-year-old man... was driving a white nissan sentra... when he was approaching highway 13. police say he noticed a blue sedan that came alongside his vehicle and then he heard several gun shots. the victim was shot several times... he managed to get onto highway 13 where he pulled over and called police. the victim told investigators that he got a good look at the man firing the gun but didn't recognize him. <"we don't have a motive for the shooting.

. >> a relative of clarence thomas. believe me, the reputation will follow him and a whole series of other things, whole businesses have cheated on his test score and law scores. that will bother you. you don't get that if you are the only man standing. if you wait too long, is there a problem, there's no room for you then? they move on? >> no, let me tell you some. trump has proven you can wait and wait and watch the debris develop in fall by the wayside. biden i hope has the discipline to do that. >> the word as he might jump in around april. that seems to be the timeline he is looking at. we do not have a confirmed necessary. at any rate, it seems to me it's going to happen anyways, they're already digging up, you know, your books etc. it's a matter of 11 jumps in, you'll get hit with it whether you jump in today or april. >> your eyes and ears are all over the state and country. if you jumps and what are the odds? >> he can get the nomination literally. on the democratic side of the aisle. he just has to be very car

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. >> clarence mitchell, head of the naacp washington office. no one has been closer to civil legislation the past few decades. sometimes called the 51st senator, he is a longtime friend of roy wilkins. >> i first met roy wilkins in the 1930's, at which time, there were many horrible things happening in the united states. there were not many people who were standing up and talking out against such things as lynching and various forms of segregation and discrimination. but roy wilkins was out in front at that time as a newspaper editor in kansas city and the kansas city call. he later joined the naacp. i would characterize him as a man of great courage, a lot of common sense, and a sense of destiny in knowing that he wanted to go to a certain place, he wanted to bring his people to a certain place, and he seemed to have a sense of certainty about what he was doing. >> roy wilkins was born in st. louis, missouri in 1901. his mother died when he was five, and he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paul, minnesota.

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paid that terrible price when she testified in 1991 that she was sexually harassed by now justice clarencedeserved the committee's respect but never got it. >> when anita hill came to testify, she faced a committee that didn't fully understand what it was all about. to this day, i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved. >> biden has twice publicly apologized to anita hill. the biden team is not saying if they've spoken in person. >>> and congress, helping struggling midwest farmers. last year, 498 u.s. farms filed for chapter 12 that allows distressed farmers and fishermen to restructure their debt and remain open. a data from the research center shows bankrupts are up 19% since 2017. and they appear even higher among dairy farms. the increase in chapter filings reflects low prices in corn, soybeans and beef. the conditions have worsened since june because of retaliatory tariffs slapped on by china. and looking to increase the bankruptcy debt limit. senator grassley last week agreed to push ahead for chapter 12 for family farmers. a bad situation f

that is why you see him going out there time and time again talking about what happened with the clarenceas hearing and the treatment of anita hill and what more he could have done to make that less of a spectacle. >> there's been talk that that may be why we started to hear is that campaign was considering asking georgia's stacey abrams to be his running mate. abrams spoke about that. >> i think the presidency is about reashirtiserting who we a without excluding the majority. >> during the lunch with the vice president, let me ask you, did the conversation of a potential future ticket between the two of you, vice president -- you being his vice president on the ticket? >> we talked about a lot of things, but that was not the core issue. >> she didn't say they didn't talk about it, she was that wasn't the core issue. she also went on to say that the party has to start evolving on what the face of leadership looks like. if joe biden is going to do what you contend he has to, which is appeal specifically to black women voters, adding someone like stacey abrams or kamala harris, how far does

and this case prompting the first question from justice clarence thomas in years. also, one city could be the first in the nation to ban e cigarettes. supporters say it's to keep kids from vaping. ecig makers say they help smokers switch to a safer habit. a warning, if you don't like snakes. close your eyes now. we'll show you what one man found under his house. just a few snakes, he said. ha! reporting begins now. a live look. lima, ohio. 80 miles north and east of columbus. the president touring an army tank manufacturing plant ahead of a speech set for a few minutes from now. a fund-raising dinner this evening. ohio a key battleground state. this is the president's first visit since before the mid-terms. but his tenth trip since he took the office. it also comes at a time of hardship for some across that state. the general motors plant in lordstown closing earlier this month, putting more than 1,000 people out of work. president trump criticized g.m. for the closure. company executives said it was a matter of supply and demand. they also say hundreds of those wo

i mean you no harm.e my n clarence, and i was sent here from heaven.you are in trouble. >> it's awful. a everything's fallirt. sometimes, i wish i had never been president >> a world where you were never president, eh? i think we can arrange that. ♪

by -- a lot of democrat millennials weren't even alive for the clarence thomas hearings. a huge vulnerability is a miscalculation. >> john: the apology idea seems to be something endemic among male democratic candidates. it's one of the reasons why michael bloomberg said he didn't run. listen. >> it's just not going to happen on a national level for somebody like me starting where i am unless i was willing to change all my views and go on what cnn called an apology tour. joe biden went out and apologize for being male, over 50, white. >> john: contrast that with donald trump who in 2016 probably had a lot of things he could have apologized for and apologized for nothing. >> he will probably have a lot in 2020 he can apologize for and won't. that's why i think people are attracted to him. the authenticity. look how the mayor of south bend, i mispronounce his names are not going to try. while he has surged among some early polls is because he just got up in these interviews with chris wallace and others and was himself in a way that resonated with people. voters smelled of

price when she testified in 1991 that she'd been sexually harassed by now supreme court justice clarencehe senate judiciary committee chairman at that time. he presided over thomas' confirmation hearings. biden was speaking at an event in new york on tuesday when he said that the hearing hill deserved was one where she was, quote, respected, where the tone of the questioning was not hostile and insulting. >> when anita hill came to testify she faced a committee that didn't fully understand what the hell it was all about. to this day i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved. >> here now we have tiffany cross, co-founder and managing editor of the beat, d.c. and washington bureau chief for "the toronto star," daniel dale. i wonder what you think about biden's damage. the distance -- she faced a committee, my committee and he was the chairman of it. >> right. >> he says i wish i could have done more. if anyone could have done more, he was the chairman. >> if only he was in a position to help. >> history has not been kind to where he was in that, nor

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. >>> clarence ray allen california's last execution. he died by lethal injection in 2006. he was the oldest person ever to be executed. a court ordered moratorium on executions was imposed the following month. there are now 737 men and women on death row, among them four notorious cases from the bay area. richard allen davis who kidnapped and killed poly class in 1993, joseph and also convicted in 2011 of killing six women in the bay area and beyond over two decades. and he killed his pregnant girlfriend and two daughters and their san jose home in 2005 and scott peterson murdered his pregnant wife police say and dumped her body in san francisco bay in 2003. we put together a gallery of the notable northern california inmates on death row. you can find it online at kpix.com. >>> actress laura laughlin has been released from custody on $1 million bond. she appeared in a los angeles courtroom this afternoon, charged in the college admissions scandal. today she was formally charged with conspiracy and fraud. she and her husband, fashion designer mossimo guiliani accused of be

according to "the mercury news" clarence kelly faces gun and child abuse charges because his pistol was not secured. he is pleading not guilty. his toddler is expected to be okay. >>> we are learning more about a man killed in a stabbing this week near fisherman's wharf. he's identified as 44-year-old brooke pettijohn. according to "the examiner," he lived on the wharf's surrounding streets. he died in a fight wednesday afternoon on jefferson and taylor. police later arrested the man they believe stabbed him. those who work nearby say he was homeless. >>> to the recovery in santa rosa following the tubbs fire. flames tore through the city two years ago leaving behind this path of destruction, video showing all of the damage left behind. the fire destroyed more than 1,400 homes and as of october 2018, 21 homes were rebuilt, 520 were under construction. as of this month, 191 homes have been completed, while another 689 are under construction. >> 6:07 for you right now. >>> new this morning, an iconic restaurant near uc berkeley is preparing to shut its doors. fondue fred is likely closing

definitely since clarence thomas in 1991, that has happened.hile the rest of the country -- iecome more transparent am not convinced, despite the protests of the justices, that they are transparent about the work that they do. they can act in very political ways. brian: justice rehnquist is one of the few members of the court who approaches a dock it from a clearly conceived ideological perspective. is from linda greenhouse at the new york times, who we know now after she is no longer a reporter. why was she calling justice rehnquist ideological and not referring to this court on both sides is being ideological ? joan: -- ideological? joan: that quote, she was characterizing william rehnquist in the 1980's and what he had done. that reinforces what i said about how he came with an agenda. i would say, for better or for worse, samuel alito came with an agenda. i think he approaches a law with clear-cut ideas about how to read a statute, how to read a constitution, and he bases it on precedents to be sure. opposed to retired justice anthony kenne

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the last execution clarence ray allen back in 2006. now the 773 inmates on death row have what amounts to a temporary reprieve. the sentence not commuted, they simply will not be executed. among them who's who of notorious california killers. richard allen davis who kidnapped and killed 12 -year-old holly class a case that led to the state's 3 strikes law, there is the yosemite killer, the alphabet killer, and scott peterson who dropped his murdered wife and unborn son into the bay right outside his cell. in truth none of these men were very likely to die in the execution chamber. >> 120 people have died either suicide or natural causes including someone last week. >> remember the state spent $5 billion on executions since the death penalty was renewed in california. also a tremendously costly exercise. i talked to republicans today in san francisco they say they will respond and not let it go. i think it's fair to expect another ballot initiative as the public response to the move. we talked about the public opinion in the 2016 propos

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