curtis got nowhere navigating this triangle here, so he turned to us. our conversation with the company ended with curtis getting a refund of $4,517, but even that is confusing, because it's more than he paid. we asked why, but did not get a clear explanation from the companies involved. we applaud them for stepping up, though we do not expect companies to pay people any more than they're owed. we're out for fairness, that's all. call us any time with your case, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >>> 4:57 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," kari hall cncluinng what's expected on the fourth. >> i'm tracking that and the rest of the forecast coming up. >>> few folks headed northward, rainbow bridge easy drive. we'll show you the rest of your commute, coming up. >>> right now at 5:00, president trump walking in to north korea for a surprise visit with kim jong-un. a live report from washington on what it means for sanctions and north korea's nuclear weapons. >>> plus, back open, the transit center is officiall

curtis announced today even more horror tweeting it's not over until the fat lady since. but two sequels in 2020 and 2021. >>> and so long superman, henry cavill is ready to bring us the next "game of thrones" from netflix, the fantasy series "the witcher." >> every's talking about your look. >> it's all about eyes and hair and the hair took a long time to get it right. >>> and in other big news, "e.t." confirmed that harry styles has some serious competition to play the little mermaid's prince eric. >> so you're in the running? >> i guess so. >> "shazam" star asher angel tried out for the coveted part. >> i started off doing musical theater. one of my first-ever shows, i was "flounder." >> halle bailey as ariel. >> she's gonna kill it! >>> coming up, ian ziering explains this photo. >> we kind of like left ourselves vulnerable. >>> plus, beyonce may be the queen of the lion king but we're with the real scene-stealer with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. a

benson was curtis brooks' prince pam at capital heights.ho read well above grade level and eventually moved to colorado where life took a drastic turnd at 15 he ended up in prison for a murder he did not commit. >> he didn't kill anybody. but was carged with felo murder. but it doesn't stop there, ladies and gentlemen. he was put in solitary confinement foren years. >> reporter: without a stable home environment brooks became homeless, hung out with the young crowd. he and a group of friends carjacked christopher ramos. one of the friends shot and killed ramos, but mandatory sentencing got brooks a felony murder conviction and life in prison without the possibility of parole even though he didn't pull the trigger. >> sitting in prison for all of those years, you know, you build a certainmentality, a over the last few years i had tole arn to change that mentality. >> reporter:enson formed a coalition. brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic ntences for life without parole for juvenil with help from u.s. senatorhr cis van

like a trial to determine what the rate is. >> curtis? >> yeah, so i agree with danielle, obviously that characterization. our industry pays hundreds of millions of dollar tuesds to th. i do want to speak to the sound recording piece. as everyone in this room is aware congress has the give-and-take balancing power. and they recognize the value of what our members do that is distinct from every other service that's been discussed over the course of this panel because what we offer is completely free. all right, so we are not apple music. we are not spotify. we are not sireioius xm. it is completely free over the air to listeners and congress has agreed with our listeners and our membership and implored over the course of decades for establishing a maintaining a legal framework that enables that. i would also say our members, our stations are uniquely locally focused. so, you know, there is a reason that you have a local radio station whether you're in new york city, whether you're in washington, d.c. or whether you're in helena, montana. a

curtis: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1365, as the gentleman has so well already explained this bill would authorize the release of certain funds from the guam treasury that have been set aside to pay guam world war ii survivor claims. many individuals living on the island during the japanese occupation suffered injury and in some cases death. in 2016, congress enacted the guam world war ii loyalty recognition act, to provide for the adjudication of claims and for the payment of compensation as recommended by the guam war claims review commission. their 2004 report. however, legislation language in the act unintentionally prevented funds from being provided to borled war -- world war ii survivors and their heirs. this fixes the language to ensure survivors can receive these claims. i urge adoption of this measure. mr. speaker, we have no more speakers on our end. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentle

>>it's all business as usual inside the track, 7 brewery in curtis thats staff members prepare for then. they're anticipating one new addition to this list of beers. >>so this is the tank always for many currently. >>in india, pale ale made in honor of fallen sacramento, police officer tara o'sullivan called o so the 3.49. >>foley was her nickname around the police department and for those who knew and loved her 3, 4, 9, with their badge number that we definitely winning with. >>mark morgan, a lever at the track 7 curtis park locations says he was recently approached by a former partner of tires who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alongside the fallen officer mean he had some ideas that he brought to the table. >>i had some ideas and we work together to try to make something really special in a virtual for everybody to be able to enjoy. >>sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan was tragically killed in the line of duty back on june 19 her death still leaving its mark in this community and it definitely affected me personally. >>come by frequently to a pop in to

charles: are you happy with all the developments, curtis? >> very happy.nvestors need to ask management when or if about time they moved their supply chains out of china. with the tax being resumed, back on track -- charles: still working on that? absolutely. charles: rather than put on hold? >> they have more time to do it. the terrorists have not been put on hold. we still have 25% tariffs. increased tariffs put on hold. they could come anytime. not putting a 90-day deadline, 160-deadline we'll not go back to the same old discussion, in 90 days we'll have a deal everything will be fine. charles: when will we have a deal in your estimation? >> when china wakes up and realize we won't put up with them stealing anymore or hacking? charles: even though stealing is integral part of their 2025 goal? >> you answered your question, charles. their entire economic model, the chinese communist party hold on power depends on the central government to hold on the economy. we're asking them to reform away from cyber theft and hacking. i don't know when the deal will b

>>who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alongside the fallen officer mean he had some ideas that he brought to the table. >>i had some ideas and we work together to try to make something really special and approachable for everybody to be able to enjoy. >>sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan was tragically killed in the line of duty back on june 19 her death still leaving its mark in this community and it definitely affected me personally. >>famine areas. come by frequently to a pop in to say hi. >>while morgan says staff at the brewery are eager for the latest arrival. they're hoping to honor the memory of tara o'sullivan, one poor. >>at a time and that's just a little way that we can get back to the community that she was. >>charmaine niro reported were told that there will be canned and released on july 13th all proceeds by the way will go toward torres memorial fund. on the bay area baseball now the oakland a's they had some spectacular play on independence day they were hosting the twins at the coliseum and the highlights were great bottom of the 4th ch

>>it's all business as usual inside the track, 7 brewery in curtis cars as staff members prepare fory summer season. they're anticipating one new addition to this list of beers so this is the tank the a. >>always for many currently in india, pale ale made in honor of fallen sacramento, police officer tara o'sullivan called o so he 3.49. >>foley was her nickname around the police department and for those who knew and loved her 3, 4, 9, with their badge number that we definitely winning. 7 curtis park rgan a lever at locations says he was recently approached by a former partner of tires who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alongside the fallen officer mean he had some ideas that he brought to the table. >>i had some ideas and we work together to try to make something really special and approachable for everybody to be able to enjoy. >>sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan was tragically killed in the line of duty back on june 19 her death still leaving its mark in this community and it definitely affected me personally. >>famine areas. come by frequently to a

>>that mark morgan a lever at the track 7 curtis park locations says he was recently approached by a former partner of tires who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alongside the fallen officer mean he had some ideas that he brought to the table. >>i had some ideas and we work together to try to make something really special in a virtual for everybody to be able to enjoy. >>sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan was tragically killed in the line of duty back on june 19 her death still leaving its mark in this community and it definitely affected me personally. >>come by frequently you a pop in to say hi. >>while morgan says staff at the brewery are eager for the latest arrival. they're hoping to honor the memory of tara o'sullivan, one poor. >>at a time and that's just a little way that weekend get back to the community that she. >>that was jermaine your reporting we're sully 3.49 will be canned and released on july 13th and all the proceeds will go toward tara's memorial fund. still ahead new research backing up the freshman 15 theory, what health experts say

>> we've got jackie curtis, aaron bartley, cooper curtis, siblings, and th anchor harrison. >> i wentagainst him right there. y ahead, raiser hand, man. you talk it down. this is why i wanted to win because i don't even have a storm team 4 four x four, get a boxed one. under the christs tree, there you go. ready to wave hi to the nbc 4 chopper right there. chopper 4, let's take it. e.ere it is right ther hi, chopper 4. we love, chopper 4, and i've got to tell you, guys what, a great day to be out here in the pool right now. temperatures in the 80s. let's take aook at the number to show you how nice things r.not a lot of humidity. today would be a d perfect for a meet. currently in the 80s. winds out of the east at m 6les per hour and around the rest of the area we're looking at the same. and you talk about the water, how aboutis annapol coming in at 87. any rain chances? we saw a couple of storms yesterday. not seeing that as of yet right now. don't expect to see anything. can't rule out a-u popp shower or thunderstorm, but i'm not e seeing thind of clouds that we saw yesterday that w

let's bring in curtis ellis, a senior policy advisor at america first policies.s this the proof we need that we're winning the trade war with china? >> absolutely. we are winning and we are not tired of winning yet. we've seen the slowest economic growth in china in 27 years and as the president said and is documented on the wall street journal's front page, companies are moving their supply chains out of china. they can't make it through the exits fast enough. the fact of the matter is, 5/10 of china's top 10 exports to america are also made in mexico so there is no reason for these companies to be in china. why would you want to invest in a country that is ruled by an authoritarian regime that does not respect rule of law that could confiscate your property as well as trade secrets at any time and is american values and interest? finally, we have an administration that has woken up america and woken up to the world to those facts and businesses are starting to respond, and thanks to this temporary halt in the raising of tariffs, they now have more breathing roo

>>that mark morgan a lever at the track 7 curtis park locations says he was recently approached by amer partner of tires who would often patrol around the curtis park neighborhood alongside the fallen officer mean he had some ideas that he brought to the table. >>i had some ideas and we work together to try to make something really special and a virtual for everybody to be able to enjoy. >>sacramento. police officer tara o'sullivan was tragically killed in the line of duty back on june 19 her death still leaving its mark in this community and it definitely affected me personally. >>famine areas. come by frequently to a pop in to say hi. >>while morgan says staff at the brewery are eager for the latest arrival. they're hoping to honor the memory of tara o'sullivan, one poor. >>at a time and that's just a little way that we can get back to the community that she will. >>that was charmaine near reporting sharmeen tells us that the beer will be canned and released on july 13th, and that all proceeds will go to taras memorial fund. well we all know that renting in the bay area's very expe

kristina: curtis, it's great to see you. president said he thought china was going to wait it out for 2020 because they don't want to negotiate with him and see what's happening in the election. but today he says they are dying make a deal with me, it's up to me, not to them. >> he shouldn't care. the tariffs are having the desired effect. 50 major companies are moving out or have plans to move out of china. their economy is singing fast. 27-year low. exports are down 2% and -- down 12%. and china is bearing the brunt of the effect. we don't need china. china need us. meanwhile our economy is strong, record low unemployment, wages are rising. we are hitting on all cylinders while their stumbling. we don't need a deal with chieba. there is a report out that china is trying to interfere in our elects. they started with the tariffs on farmers, putting advertising inserts into "the des moines register." they are doing everything they can to influence the outcome of next year's election because they know people like sleepy joe bi

curtis, for five -- utah, mr. curtis, for five minutes. mr. curtis: thank you. mr. speaker, rise today to speak against the medical device tax. utah has earned a reputation as a thriving hub for innovation and life sciences. leading the nation in technology breakthroughs each year medical device manufacturers in utah pioneer new, exciting medical technologies that help patients live longer and more productive lives. infortunately, the culture -- unfortunately, the culture of collaboration and innovation has been threatened by the medical device tax. a tax on device manufacturers that has stalled medical technology investment across the country. although congress has come together on a bipartisan basis time and time again to delay its implementation, the continuous threat of heavy, onerous taxation has stifled job growth among medical technology innovators and has delayed cutting-edge research that could potentially lead to throughs -- breakthroughs in patient care and treatment. as it stands today this tax will come into effect january 1, 2020. the impact would be d

here are other thoughts of alan curtis and first tony webb.readers, clive myrie, outside the stadium. and dan roan on pitchside to report. why on earth does it need to have clive myrie there at what must be quite large cost for an item that could have been dealt with by the one person, dan roan. he added nothing to the commentary and clearly he wasn't an expert. he seemed to be struggling with what to say. and in the end he cut to dan roan, the bbc‘s sports editor who did a much betterjob. at a time when the bbc‘s finances are under intense scrutiny, ijust wonder how it's possible to justify sending clive myrie on what appeared to be a bit of a jolly. it's not the first time the bbc‘s done this andi would like to know why.

my name is jen curtis a d w. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the ones who won't be silenced a beauty queen who's accused former gambian president of raping to 5 years ago is back in the country where she's encouraging victims of sexual violence to speak out . so i am inspired by a woman motivated by all the horrendous other stories of being here and i think it's not fair for you as on the tribune if you're told you're going it wants my silence protects what he has done to me. and the n.b.a.'s 1st professional basketball league outside of north america since she can call from africa in january we'll be talking to the managing director of n.b.a. africa. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chinned in in gambia overlords he's are investigating allegations against the former president. he's accuses say he's committed human rights abuses during his 22 years impala accusations he denies several women have now come forward to recount how they were sexually assaul

joining me now, curtis chin.ve, that expectations have been ratcheted down. what can come out of these meetings, out of this next meeting? >> both sides i think understandingly and appropriately are down playing expectations. the long-standing issues, forced technology transfers, mistreatment of u.s. companies, these issues cannot be resolved overnight. i think the markets just are pleased right now that talks are resuming at this high level. secretary mnuchin, lighthizer in shanghai, as you noted, these next two days, that in itself is an important step forward. clearly, don't expect any big breakthroughs this week out of shanghai. >> hi, kurt, it's jack howe from baron. it's getting to the point where we can start to envision the election coming and not having a deal in place, yet the market doesn't seem to mind. is that because you think that average americans kind of get it with the trade deal and china and would rather have let's say a good deal rather than any deal at this point? what do you think? >> i thi

here are other thoughts of alan curtis and first tony webb.y have one of the major newsreaders, clive myrie, outside the stadium. and dan roan on pitch side to report. why does it needs to have clive myrie there at what must be quite large cost for an item that dealt with by the one person. he added nothing to the commentary and clearly he wasn't an expert. he seemed to be struggling with what to say. in the end he cut to dan roan, the bbc sports editor who did a much betterjob. at a time when the bbc‘s finances are under intense scrutiny i wonder how it is possible to justify sending clive myrie on what appeared to be a bit of a jolly. it is not the first time the bbc has done this and i would like to know why. that wasn't the only complaint about bbc one news bulletin that evening. the big match against the usa attracted the highest peak television audience of the year with 11.7 million people tuning in but not everyone thought that justified dedicating almost ten minutes to it on the news at 6pm before the match took place and another ten m

and the ongoing drama on love island heats up in the daily star — with the father of contestant curtisto his son's defence, slamming twitter trolls who branded the dancer a "snake". all right. let's turn to then... love island. we are not leading on that. they have never watched it. let's start with the mail on sunday. and more leaks being published. yes, indeed. donald trump, as you were just saying, abandoned the aranha nuclear deal as an act of diplomatic vandalism despite barack obama —— iran. this is according to the outgoing ambassador to washington in a memo to downing street. there are obviously more of these leaks, these documents that have found the light of day into the mail on sunday. and it has revealed, and interestingly timing, given where we are in the political sphere at the moment, sir kim darroch's claim was made after borisjohnson, who at kim darroch's claim was made after boris johnson, who at that time was foreign secretary, made a trip to the white house to try to change president trump's mind. but this is another revelation that will cause consternation. may hes

he was released july is contract. >> welcome home, curtis roy. >> after 24 years in rison, crux has a i'm going to -- hopefully a foregive that i can recommend. they arerying to change juvenile prison laws in maryland with new legislation n.capital heights, tracey wilkins, news 4. >> as part of his release he does have five years of p and says he wants to speak out on this subject and he wants to reach the colorado prison system to help implement reforeign there. >> all right. guys. all the years that we have called this place home, i can't remember people standing on their cars like that. >> no turning around. >> you can -- you've got the side of e hill right here, and then you've got the barriers on the side and all it takes is for a couple of barriers to have sticks or stuff in them or it comes up so fast tha that's -- we don't get it very often but h got it today. that's why wead a lot of flash flood warnings arou area, but it was the first time at we ever implemented the flash flood emergency from the ertional weather service a little bit earli today. we'll show you some of this

don't be confused into thinking that that solves any problems the country's top polling expert john curtis has been speaking in the last hour pointing out that labor in the conservatives probably won't get more than 25 percent of the vote beach that solves nothing it opens the way to a whole complicated sequence of coalition deals some that could create a government that might pass corrected but equally some to create an entirely new government that might be leaning towards remain revoking article 50 and possibly a 2nd referendum john holl thank you. now the diplomatic fallout continues after a south korean war plane fired hundreds of warning shots at a russian reconnaissance aircraft russia wants an investigation into tuesday's incident adjourning its 1st ever joint air patrol with china in the region as south korea's news agency says russian diplomats have expressed deep regret for violating south korean airspace japan has protested because it says the military action happened on its territory you know disputed islands well china's defense ministry says that its aircraft didn't invade an

>> if curtis' members cannot reach an agreement voluntarily, particularly they go to arete court and they have a trial to determine what the rate is. >> i agree with daniel, obviously that characterization pays hundreds of millions of dollars to the pr owes on the musical worksite. i do want to speak to the sound recording piece. as everyone in this room is aware that congress is about the gives and takes a balancing policy. and broadcast radio and policymakers, we have seen for decades, recognize the value of what our members do that is distinct from every service that has been discussed over the core of this panel, what we offer is completely free. we are not spotify, not sirius xm, not music choice, which is your cable music service. we offer something you don't need to pay a subscription or inexpensive data plan. it's free over the air listeners and congress has agreed with our listeners in our membership who is implored over the course of decades for establishing and maintaining a legal framework for that. i would also say, our members, our stations are uniquely, locally focused

. >> reporter: in his final pitch to the jury, curtis brigs blasted the da's case against his client max harris and said this was enough reasonable doubt to found him not guilty. he said harris never signed the lease and didn't promote the music event the night of the fire and didn't design the lay without of the warehouse. over and over, brigs pretended to be the da saying convict max anyway. >> i kept talking about the ironies and contradictions in this case and pointing -- they want to convict harris. >> reporter: brigs reminded the jury that oak land police and firefighters and cps workers visited the ghost ship. the trained professionals didn't see any problems, prigs brigs argued, how would harris be expected to know? >> they seem to think it was safe. if the standard of guilt is what a reasonable person would do, are the police not reasonable people? are the firefighters not reasonable people? social workers? >> reporter: prigs accused investigate fors of not doing enough to determine the cause of the fire which isn't known. he sawed harris was a scapegoat for the prosecution.

. >> curtis brooks was 15 when he charged with murder in colorado and moved to the area as a teenager and one night witw the wrong crd he landed himself 24years in prison because of a mandatory sentencing. enson formedr joan a coalition and was brooks' principal in capital heights. brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic sentences with life without parole for juveniles. the governor of colorado granted brooks clemency. >> i will do everything i can tf live a l that is worthy of all o i you and thats worthy of the forgiveness that i would hope i can one day attain. >> now as part of his release, brooks has five years of parolsa ys he plan to speak in support of legisl in colorado to help protect juveniles and he wants to th revisit e colorado prison stem to help i>lement. >> d.c. police and the fbi need your help. they are searching for a personf whored a gun toward on-duty police officers. police say this video shows the suspect circled in red and the person is firing a gun behind a tree. this was in the 4600 block of hillside road in southst early in the in the mo

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this was the jamie lee curtis visit, when i was here for hillary. she had never campaigned for a candidate before. i was paired with her, and she was delightful. she really was. she was very funny. we walked into these rooms, and she would be like, "hello!" then we had questions. she would answer all the questions about like activia and all this stuff. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: we were at one shop at a shopping mall at the nebraska border. i don't know which one it was. it was a very crowded event. all of a sudden, there was this hubbub in the back. she was like, "everyone, please calm down, i know i have some fans here, fans of "halloween," my movie. i don't want people to be scared. it is not uncommon. there are people here with daggers that want me to sign them. i would just ask, the people with daggers, if you could just stay on the side so you don't scare people, i will sign the daggers." the other thing she did, she was taking photos in iowa of drainage ditches. she liked the beauty of them or something. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: she would g

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not the silversmith jimmy curtis but another man named jimmy curtis, and he was a drummer. later on, there were more african-americans in the fife and drum, but you know, i think what he was speaking of is the john hope franklin timeframe when i think, when was that, in the '50s, there was really an effort to look at african-american history and how it could be interpreted at colonial williamsburg. at that time, there had been stories that had come out about people who were actually in the building. in my church, the paynes, james payne and geraldine payne used to live on top of the house where they stayed, and they lived there and then put costumes on or colonial garb and went downstairs and interpreted the kitchen. so that was something that i don't know how that came about. i don't know what the purpose of that was. i don't know what they interpreted, but they said they interpreted african-american history down there, you know, in the kitchen. i know that there were people in the kitchen, african-americans in the kitchen, but to be real honest, we're talking about employ

. >> my name is karen curtis. last week when i was here i was here on behalf of the aia.s week we have not had a committee get together and talk about the amendments. i'm here is a personal sadness and with a few comments. one may be taken care of, i spoke to tom before the meeting, this is case 12 line 24 and 25. we want to make sure the height amendment can be used for any use not just an adu. it is a pretty impractical spot to put in adu. and then the other is that i know the planning department has asked for the planning setback to be 10 feet, instead of the proposed 15. i would argue that that is more of an rdt issue. there may be cases where the 5-foot minimal is not acceptable. mandating the ten you are losing an extra 5 feet of space. at what that does from a building standpoint is when you have gone from 15 feet down to 10 feet, now you can add a bathroom in a powder room. when it goes from 15 feet to 5 feet you have room to add a kitchen and a bedroom. density is really the goal. maybe keep the 5 feet and rdt when the porches, setbacks and green space require mo

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. >> reporter: in his closing argument curtis briggs, representing max harris, said there are no bad people in this case. maybe except for the owners. he said harris didn't build the stairs, didn't do the electrical upgrades, and did not have his name on the party invite the night of the fire. and he is not guilty. one thing is for sure, there will clearly be different endings and outcomes for all. >> as soon as the verdict comes out, i get to take a day off. haven't thought about much more than that. >> after this verdict is over, i don't get a break, my life changes forever. >> reporter: the judge kept reminding courtroom family members to keep any disapproving expressions to themselves. not an easy thing to do for some during the defense's closing arguments. >> know when it's excused from doing the wrong thing. we all go to school, we all raised as children, we are a grown adult, we know consequences. >> reporter: but carmen lived in the ghost ship for more than a year and believes the wrong people are being blamed. >> if the standard of guilt here is what a reasonable person woul

curtis brigs argued there was reasonable doubt in the case. he claimed preliminaries officials never reported hazards and later plagues by what they could he have done differently to prevent the fire. he said there's a theme, no matter what is convict max harris even though max didn't sign the lease, convict anyways. there was a gangaly man with a mohawk and pearcings. somebody who didn't fit into a mold and they pursued that reason. families of victims weren't buying it. >> there are no excuses. everyone is wrong as far as i'm concerned. you knew right from wrong. >> reporter: brigs stressed the cause of the fire remains undetermined and alluded to possible arson by citing witnesses who described glass breaking unidentified intruders at the warehouse and a firecracker smell. he says his client is confident. >> feels very connected with the jury. you know, the body language, the eye contact, the sense of compassion that he is sensing from the jury right now is keeping him going. >> reporter: the case is likely to go to the jury tomorrow. in oa

. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, curtis briggs who is representing max harris, said "there are probably no bad people in this case" "maybe except the owners are. briggs compared go ship to the courtroom, pointing out to jurors that even in the courtroom there are no fire sprinklers, fire extinguishers, or illuminated exit signs. briggs said juror body language has been a very telling in this trial. >> he feels very connected with the jury. body language, the eye contact, the sense of compassion that he is sensing from the jury right now is keeping him going. i have got to say it is really, really palpable to me. >> you saw that i even foresaw the prospect that urging them to vote not guilty, not to give up their position. >> one thing is for sure, there will clearly be different endings and outcomes for all. >> you know as soon as the verdict comes out i get to take a day off. i haven't really thought about much more than that. >> after this verdict is over, i don't get a break, my life changes forever. >> reporter: sarah said he left worried yesterday he feels relieved today.

if you will please line up to your rights, my left, the floor is yours yet >> my name is karen curtis'm a practicing architect in san francisco. i'm here today in support of this ordinance. we really think you for creating a path forward for density, and more livable city. our residential districts cover more than half of the lamb in san francisco but hold under 30 percent of the population. as the growth increases we need more places for people to live. i do appreciate this ordinance. i'm going to read one sentence from a letter in support. this is a well-crafted limited in scope to sections of the planning code and rh districts and promotes the creation of more and better residential units in those districts. it is in support of this proposal. we are just reading the amendment so that will get taken back to our committee. we are definitely in support. and without it would like to turn this into the court. >> good afternoon. i am chair of the public policy and advocacy committee i am here to week in support of this legislation and to think the supervisor and staff are hard work to cr

are these videos that just 1st meetings kind of curtis accords if you wish. or wants to know now or from the outgoing president of the commission how she should act and behave the next 14 days to garner support for candidacy. was very friendly you showed her with kisses and hugs as he usually does with every was that they smiled a lot but they didn't say anything and. the good the council president on the other side of the street also was very friendly and he explained how they came up with the idea to nominate was left on the line because she herself was surprised by this nomination to go to court on monday night and tuesday she was nominated and now 2 days later she's in the middle of this storm here in brussels in strasbourg so it's order also an unusual situation for her all right so lots of this action is we can see that between a and a slough on the line he's obviously backing her account of the thing and how important is that. well it's of course important for her to get the backing of the institutions here in brussels but this is not the question of d

for a safe zone east of the river euphrates to address its security concerns over the presence of curtis kurdish fighters there but. we are determined to destroy it to pieces to tear a corridor in the east of the euphrates. regardless of the way negotiations with the united states go on the forming of a safe zone along the border with syria with this operation we will in the context between tira groups based east of the euphrates entier wrists and northern iraq this way we will be able to squeeze and destroy the tear a corridor from the east and the east libya's coast guard says it's recovered the bodies of dozens of refugees and migrants who died in what the u.n. has called the worst mediterranean tragedy this year as many as $350.00 were on board the boats that capsized off the town of homs east of tripoli on thursday about $145.00 of them were rescued.

comes to questions asked to antitrust that is what they need to be doing and also the question is curtisold hearings on different companies when we have the facebook and equifax hearings last year that's our job and that's where the oversight comes from. it's just like when we have a certain hearings where the laws on the books or regulations are out there and did they do what the law was supposed to do and that's what they look to the ftc or any department out there to do their job to make sure they're on the enforcement side if someone has gone an antitrust violation. at this stage they need to do their work first. >> antitrust in the idea that companies are too big and too powerful it has become political and created a strange bellows on a bipartisan basis do you think that's dangerous that if i trust has overcome this political hot topic? >> guest: when you look at the companies themselves as we talked about earlier they become a platform where people go to to get information in the past in the past if you look at yellow pages and people have become so reliant. one of the great thing

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no means certain of winning the country's top polls to speaking of the last hour and a half john curtis pointing out that both labor and the conservatives don't at the moment stand to win more than about 25 percent of the seats each desperate hung parliament yet again all sorts of coalition possibilities one set of possibilities opens up a potential path to breaks it but equally another set of possibilities signals the end of florence johnson's premiership possibly the end of brics itself john however the latest from westminster thank you. iran's president says he is ready for dialogue but not in negotiations mean surrender tensions have spiked between iran and the u.k. after terror and seized a british flag oil tanker on friday the barrows still being held at the port of bandar which is in southern iran has an iranian is called the move powerful precise and professional we can now get the latest from. tehran for us says in what else has he been saying. well he was speaking during his weekly cabinet meeting iran's president hassan rouhani reiterate reiterated a point that iranian leader

in his final pitch to the jury, curtis brigs blasted the da's case against his client max harris. harris never signed the lease for the ghost ship, didn't promote the music event the night of the fire design d doubt to find harris not guilty. our crime reporter henry lee will have a live report from the courtroom coming up later at 9:00. >>> encouraging young people to stay active and the new partnerships to stay active and community staying active and participating in sports. we'll talk about providing opportunity. opportunity. >>> temperatures on the mild side and going through the weekend, numbers back into the 90s in some spots. spots. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about you

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i'm curtis bradford, i'm a long-time tenderloin responsibilities to speak in support of the lcbd. they provide great service for the tenderloin neighborhood. like matt was saying, i work and live in the neighborhood and i walk to work and safe escorts across the intersection to get to my won't be. job. they're there and they greet me by name and these are community members that live in the neighborhood, as well. pothey provide a great service d i appreciate them being there. you know, i've gotten to know the clean them team that cleansy block and it's great to have that relationship. so they're providing more than just the cleaning. but i want to say for purposes of disclosure -- first of all, i'm proud of the fact that i think the tlcbd is, perhaps, one of the, if not the most progressive benefit district in the nation. tou.that's not an accident. there was a lot of intentionality around thinking about and stretching the plan of what cbd can mean in a community. and servings as a low income sro resident of the tenderloin on the board, i would like to think i played some small par