. >> welcome to the island of crete. >> a man from crete was an meta- train mediterranean island. >> is made for people my height. i don't think it would fit. >> who is donald trump before he became a billionaire? in eighth an eighth grade his father put him at the military academy. >> i honestly don't know who she is. i would have to do a lot more push-up. >> tamra, you are chasing a story of the bunny hoarder, what you got quest mark. >> she is back in court and is defending herself. she is rebuilding the colony. brooklyn's infamous money order was backing criminal court on wednesday morning fighting for her bunny colony of nearly 200 bunnies that was seized by authorities in 2015. >> if the aspca is a bunch of -- >> i caught her outside the courtroom in brooklyn. she in brooklyn. she told me she is defending herself this time. the problem with the city begin in january 2015 when someone reported the bunny colony in her backyard causing authorities to investigate mncs nearly 200 bunnies that were living in her backyard. i originally chase the story when it was happening. i was was

. >> welcome to the island of crete. >> it was built from a man from greece so homesick for the mediterranean island. >> it's a beautiful island, have you ever gone there? >> it's made f p >> who was donald trump before he became a billionaire? an eighth-grade his father put him at the new york military academy. >> to know who this woman is? >> no. >> i could that would have entailed a lot more puss mups. >> tamra, your chasing a story of the bunny hoarder. >> she is back in court. she she is chosen to defend herself and she is rebuilding the colony. brooklyn's infamous honey hoarder was back in, court wednesday morning fighting for her bunny colony of nearly 200 bunnies that were seized by authorities in 2015. >> the aspca is a bunch of >> i caught her outside the courtroom in brooklyn. she she told me she is defending herself this time. her problems with the city began january 20nin when someone reported the bunny colony in her backyard, causing authorities to investigate and then sees nearly 200 bunnies that were living in her backyard. i originally chase the story when it was happening. i

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yesterday evening a can crete barrier fell from a truck on wade avenue at blue ridge road backing up traffic for several miles. ner are no reports of any injuries. right now investigators in illinois are trying to figure out how a 75-year-old man fell into a silo and died. crews found his body around 9:30 last night. four fire crews, a life line helicopter, sheriff's deputies responded to the scene. first responders say storms moving through the area hampered their rescue efforts. >>> the louisiana floods are being called some of the west since hurricane katrina. -- worst since hurricane katrina. forced crews to rescue 30,000 people: nation'd homeland secretary toured the hardest hit areas pledging full support. saying officials would be on the ground as long as it takes for the community to recover. more than 900 >> 13 people have died in the floods. republican presidential candidate donald trump is schedule today tour flooded areas later today. >>> firefighters say they're making progress against a massive wildfire raging in southern california. just outside of los angeles. the blu

the district attorney usually circulate as witness list said it has no idea who creteed this particular sheet but the public defend are said the presumption of innocence is paramount, up to a third of thrown out before trial. >> hundreds of court employees are going to walk picket lines in santa clara county again. >> today is the 5th day of the strike. they are striking until an agreement is reached over races. officials cannot afford what workers are demanding of the union leaders accused county of send spend too much on a new courthouse in san jose. >> spending all the money and they could have built a hall justice where services are public and does not need to fancy. you just need something built that would not waste all the taxpayers' money. >> speaking of taxpayers, if ifu have court business, still show you they are trying to acome difficulty as many as possible. >> in politics, donald trump is traveling to the battle ground state of north carolina amid calls to agree to the debate schedule. we have reports from work. >> some could call eight more disciplined donald trump, the g.

ramp the flower street blocked for couldn't he crete work. to 95 and then get into chester via one of the ramps from 95. some railroad crossing work going on each day this week in upper chichester namaans creek road shut down for the week. stick with chichester avenue or namaans road across the state line and in winslow township there's also railroad crossing work closing egg harbor road all week. 30 or 73 gets you around that. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. one of our friends talking about a vehicle stopped on the road along 95 right by philadelphia international airport. that's our buddy ham and toast which of course sounds delicious for breakfast, tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> this is new on "action news," a peaceful demonstration in ferguson missouri ended in violence when a car sped through a group of protestors and then shots were fired. police say one man was taken to the hospital due to the speeding car but no one appears to have been hurt in the gun play. the demonstration was to mark the secon

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thousands of canadians and australians and new zealanders have gallantly fought and gallantly died in creteut there is something the nazis won't see, something pretty important. out of every 10 inhabitants of the british empire, one comes from britain. but of the casualties suffered so far in this war, seven out of 10 were born and raised in britain. one of 10 in population, seven of 10 in casualties. air, of the planes flying with the raf of great britain two out of three are crews from cruise -- britain and the planes on the overseas front, four out of five are manned by men from britain. and then there's a little thing called the british navy. from 1588, it went against the spanish armada, to 1940 when we got onto the two ocean navy. that too is manned almost entirely by men from britain. the little island in the atlantic, and island [indiscernible] and the british royal navy, still the greatest merchant navy in the world, despite all hitler's can do. men from every british town, on the stoke holds of every ship, on ice coated darks, in grimy engine rooms, men who have been torpedoed twi

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of the outbreak tampa says that it wants to get ahead of the problem it is stocked up on drunks to crete -- dunks to abandoned. >> homes like theres not just eye sores. cut through the weeds and yards and hundreds of properties reveal a bigger problem, officials say that neglected and untreated pools like this one are breeding facilities. >> what very got to find a way to deal with situations like this. like the pool and get in there and take care of the problems. >> neighborrings say the mosquito populatio control. and now they fear the pests that make the evenings unbearable could be carriers of the virus. very young families coming in. the life of the neighborhood i'm concerned about that. >> to combat the mosquito problem tampa has purchased 3600 dumpings to treat the pools, retention ponds and other areas help identifying the problem zones. >> we need help from the public because they see houses like this in the neighborhood, they see situations. >> reporter: the dunk are not harmful kill off larvae. the back where there is water. >> and they can be found at any hardware or home imp

there is a dixie chicks concert at one of crete. the good news is not a lot of rain. expect 88 degrees by 7:00. it will still be warm and muggy, but you won't be running for cover most likely at any point because of thunderstorms. the heat index will feel a lot like today, getting into afternoon it will feel like 100 to briefly 105 for a time period. it is not one to be until the middle of next week before we start to see things cool down a little bit, even then it will not be drastic. ryan has been following this overturned tanker accident for the last hour or so. >> a little more than an hour. this is a big mess, 7:18 am, we will take you to some live pictures from the scene. you can see on the left side of your screen that is where that the top. no serious injuries reported, that it is blocking the ramp. it likely will for the rest of your morning commute. let's take you to the traffic camera and you can see where they have those rams block this morning. we need to talk best alternate routes. we are starting to see some pretty heavy delays out towards that close us

if they can open those holes in crete time it's going to be tremendous. >> hudson comes in for free agency. watson was hurt last year so you could talk about the importance of the 1st half or car in the receivers but also for the old-line. we are counting down to kick off on kpix five. one of the new faces on the reader defense.we will explain coming up. went about fixing it in teh offseason.. they picked up cornerback sean smith from e raiders ranked 22nd. they went about fixing it in the off-season picked up sean smith from the chiefs. reggie nelson from cincinnati and bruce urban from seattle a linebacker. >>reporter: joining us it's bruce urban. bruce, the first two preseason games the defense has gotten out slowly allowing two lengthy scoring drives. last week against the packers 71 -- 74 to open the game. tonight this is the dress rehearsal. what can you do to get off to a better start tonight? >> we have to come out more focused. more energized. just ready to play. the past couple of weeks i felt like we came out flat. not only the defense but as a team. we came out flat before we l

on top of that, the crowds were spilling into the crete yesterday, creating a safety concern. some looking to snap a picture of trump in the buff were bummed out. >> i was looking for donald trump. yeah. >> reporter: not just any donald trump? >> no. a naked one, which is appalling. i apologize to my parents. >> reporter: the statue was created by an artist. san francisco police say whoever put up the statue in the castro could be cited for vandalism and they will have to pay for the cost of removing it. about $4,000. until then the donald will remain in an evidence locker. is this one of the more bizarre pieces of evidence that you have ever impounded? >> sadly to say, no. not in san francisco, it isn't. so this doesn't surprise us too much. >> reporter: and i talked this morning with a local donald trump supporter about this statue drama. he calls this nothing more than a distraction. he says it's nice to see some people are having fun here, but he says the adults are taking this election seriously. now, as for the statue itself, it remains in the custody of san francisco po

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. >> c-span, crete about america's cable-television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. c-1 jeffrey toobin, welcome to c-span to in-depth. the author of in-depth and counting? host: including your most recent book, "american heiress: the wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trial of patty hearst". i want to begin where you in the book. you wrote this without her cooperation. guest: i did and there were several things different in my other books. this was the first bookk i had written that was really the border of journalism in history. all of the other books i i wrote, i had sort of covered the underlying story in real-time and then wrote about it. this is something-- i was alive in the 1970s, but i was a kid i was really starting from scratch in terms of my research, and i discovered that there was a tremendous volume of printed material, in particular 150 boxes of material about the liberation army and trials and phil harris one of the survivors had and i managed to obtain o access to that homicide had a great deal of material th