du bois led to be in his '90s. they both wrote and work for over six years. first of all, i want to know how they live because i'm trying to live to be 105, like that's my first question. how do you live to be that long as as a black person living in the midst of lynching, living in the aftermath of reconstruction? it's real question. so they do these lifetime schoolwork and the people like we're an amorous of du bois because it shifts and want to document all that. but yet they want you to write the one book about the black woman in it when it's like you're noticing anything is because it already know her. it's like until i write a better for the next hundred years than i have said enough yet, right? part of that is just have to have some boxy and think the black women, professors who trained me train me for this fight. the martha jones of the world, the professor here at baltimore, johns hopkins, these folks trained us to go in it and be prepared for that fight. black men are enamored with this meant because many are like of those men. those men, w.e.b. du

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susan: people who are not susan: people who are not familiar with du bois, what was the time period in which he was active? ms. nurridin: the first half of the 20 century. he has a long career. one of his most important works is published in 1904, but he's writing until his death until the 1960's. he is covering a broad range. susan: what impact do you think he ultimately had on society and black history in america? ms. nurridin: he is a pivotal figure. one of the architects of the black intellectual tradition. not certainly alone, but because he was such a prolific author he , he really influenced a lot of disciplines. ae is trained as a histori n, but he has really important effects on the discipline of sociology. he has considered one of the founders of modern sociology as we understand it today. he has a broad impact. a lot of scholars read him because he is the foundation for a lot of thought in the 20th century. he has this really important intellectual impact, but as far as the history of eugenics goes, he is one blip on a radar of a much larger set of discourses. susan: you men

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. >> safety inspections at the golden gate wind look more like cirque du soleil perform apsz. take a look. see what we mean in the images from sky 7. this is the first time crews have inspect the the towers at such close range. this extra step was prompted by new federal regulations. the inspections will take about a week. >>> well, still ahead on "abc 7 news at 11:00". >> the breathing dog owner is shocked after seeing her puppy advertised for sale online. i'm michael finney. ahead, a warning for anyone looking to buy a pet. >> plus, what an arena and a new look at the warriors spectacular new home and -- >> one of my biggest concerns when it went missing was that someone might kill themselves. >> a dangerous joyride leads first responders to this surprising discovery. the story behind him a unique yellow submarine ahead. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we'll show you a pattern of what's coming straight ahead. >> but first here's what's coming on "jimmy kimmel live." >> tonight we have a new mean tweets. also, while i'm comparing old men to reptiles, ever notice that samu

. >> and now to the president's tweet du jour.t is like a mixed metaphor wrapped up in a walking contradiction. the so-called leaks out of the white house are a massive overexaggeration put out by the fake news media. we will find out who they are. in summary, he's going to hunt down the very people behind the leaks even though what they're leaking is not real. we have got it. so, where do they go from here? cnn's kaitlan collins is joining me from the white house. you have some new reporting on this very issue and how it happens in the white house, leaks. >> reporter: that's right, kate. the white house is trying to frame this mccain remark as a leaking problem inside the white house. but as we have reported, extensively over the last 16 months, the trump administration has gone to great lengths to stop these leaks from happening to no avail. one of those efforts is from the chief of staff john kelly who instituted this personal cell phone ban back in january. in a memo, letting staffers know about this ban, john kelly said this

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there are also resolutions about du missiles into by -- in they areb not allowed to supply weapons to hezbollahai. . there are also resolutions about the missiles in dubai. they are not allowed to supply weapons to hezbollah. we are supplying weapons to people who kill us. we must stop this. melinda: they have talked about bringing the issue into a larger package. europeans were willing to talk about this, were they not? nora: absolutely. i think the nuclear deal, the jcpoa, is a nonproliferation arms-control deal, which has nothing to do with iran's regional activities, nothing to do with the ballistic missiles or human rights. those are separate issues. i think it is very important to address these issues. have alieve europeans role to play because, unlike the americans, they have ways and means to talk to tehran. alan: what success have we had up to now? i have always heard we have to strengthen reformers in iran. reformers are not in power. the people in power are people who want to eliminate israel and her building missiles that can reach europe. what back channels? melinda: let

it is a busy time for recherche du plaisir. these are her final sales after six years.ul her handmade, hand packed confections were part of so many celebrations. >> my regular customers were really loyal, like every week, like clockwork, every holiday, every birthday, every get- together. then the firestorm that ravaged the nearest neighborhoods and drove away her customers. the time it takes to rebuild, longer than she can survive financially, and the hotels she counted on for catering. >> we knew a week after christmas that it was going to happen. normally i would have 15 to 12 large corporate orders but as you had to. >> said it will be the last day for the shop, recherche du plaisir, french for search for pleasure. and knowing she is leaving many people are coming in, cleaning her out, getting the truffles, the macaroons, and chocolate bars while they can. >> this is something special and it is not the -- this is not going to be the only one. there are many businesses that have gone downhill since the fires. >> i was still one of -- one more sad connection with the

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. >> reporter: du we have a description? >> we don't have any information on the driver yet. we will be releasing that information shortly, hopefully within the next hour. >> reporter: what was he driving? >> a light toyota camera. -- camry. >> reporter: was he cooperative? >> he was conscious. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. i believe he has been cleared. to do you know the circumstances ? was he swerving in front of the other cars? >> at this point, we do not know what caused the collision. our accident investigation team is on scene reconstructing the scene and figuring out what happened. >> reporter: have you talked to the people in the other vehicles? what are their injuries? >> those people were released. they didn't have any, the people in the weight escalate -- the weight escalate -- they were not all a family. >> some of them were related. >> where the man and woman married? are they married? where they married? >> i do not have any information. >> reporter: the baby is critical? >> no. there was another juvenile. it wasn't the infant. >> reporter: th

he consulted career lawyers at the department of justice. >> getting back to the conspiracy theory due, he's confirming what fbi sources have been telling you about the spy conspiracy theory all along. >> right. this is significant in the sense of who trey gouwdy is. he's a republican, right? we have republicans who are arguing this for the president, this conspiracy theory saying there was a spy planted in the campaign by the fbi and by the department of justice and what you have here is trey goud whoa has seen this intelence and and been briefed by the fbi and in a classified setting and has been told what they were doing and what their investigation involved and clearly, here, taking the position that we have talked to at the fbi and the intelligence community and other places so that the idea that there was some spy planted in the campaign by anyone at the department of justis and people at the fbi is just ludicrous and it's important to think about this for the fbi and the people who are doing this work and continuing to do this investigation that they have people like trey gowdy

. >> du nd the issues will resonate today? >> yes, ry much so. but the same issue of inequality of income and the same issue of the much greater influence of the rich on the electoral process, now those issues are exactly the same as they were then. >> let me ask you about the detail of their work and take you back to this image, the monkeys revenge. there is a lot to look at. and so explain what this represents, what it will symbolize, and how it resonates today. >> and so this is representing the republican party in the 1880 period. and republican party, they were splitting the part. it mentions him today. but the branch of the republican party is the one in power and you could see the president, garfield, and our charge. but over to the right, he's cutting off the limbs because of the republicans, they were fighting among each other. and what he was saying, the republicans, they were not being able to get along, they were acting like monkeys and they were going to enjoy their franchise. as you take a look at the right, the democrats, it's a pa

. >> safety inspections at the golden gate wind look more like cirque du soleil perform apsz. take a look. see what we mean in the images from sky 7. this is the first time crews have inspect the the towers at such close range. this extra step was prompted by new federal regulations. the inspections will take about a week. >>> well, still ahead on "abc 7 news at 11:00". >> the breathing dog owner is shocked after seeing her puppy advertised for sale online. i'm michael finney. ahead, a warning for anyone looking to buy a pet. >> plus, what an arena and a new look at the warriors spectacular new home and -- >> one of my biggest concerns when it went missing was that someone might kill themselves. >> a dangerous joyride leads first responders to this surprising discovery. the story behind him a unique yellow submarine ahead. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we'll show you a pattern of what's coming straight ahead. >> but first here's what's coming on "jimmy kimmel live." >> tonight we have a new mean tweets. also, while i'm comparing old men to reptiles, ever notice that samu

du the day, she takes time out to go shopping and sometimes even goes home for a short rest.he lives alone now. she says her ex-husband was violent. rapid population growth, coupled with poor-quality housing and lack of services have led to many problems. sara: there are a lot of health risks where we live. there are animal feces everywhere, which raises the risk of infection. there's plenty of filth and smog here. and our neighborhood is located in a valley. the air is always smoky from the garbage being burnt. lots of children have asthma, breathing problems, and digestive issues. and there's never enough water. reporter: on this side of the wall, the stench of burning garbage is ever present. on the other side, there's a different kind of fire lit. the villas' fireplaces provide warmth and comfort. here in the suburb of las casuarinas, life is good. for many of those on the rich side, the wall provides peace of mind. sebastian: even if it's my work that makes me successful, i believe everyone who seeks success should find it. we have to work together and give each other op

said the lawsuit was needed prevent the redstone family and nationalnt amuse from breaching their phi du dfiducias and forcing a merger at below market value. the s board isoing to meet this week to discuss substantially cutting national amusement's voting power. cbs shares finishe up2% at $56.5. $28.74 went down 5% to >>> shares of sim man tech recovered some of the loss it suffered last week when they said an internal audit could cause ame resta of financial results. investors got more details saying a former employee made accusations against the company r50e related to its financial planning. they seemed to like the transparency. they sent shares up more than 9 pers percent to $21.40. ter the bell the data center operator switch reported a stper than expected drop in profits as higher labor costs hurt results. investors didn't seem to care. shares were initially lower in after hours trading butis fd the regular session up 1% to $57.47. >>> we've all heard the ominous warnings about a looming retirement crisis in the u.s. for about half americansve who ot saved enough for their golden

du -- we have to give this map its due. trump won by more than 27 points, i'm pleased and maybe a little surprised at how well we are performing this early. part of it is because republicans have struggled, not only to get their base going, qualityecruiting candidates. those five states will be challenging. i would not be surprised to sweep all five of them. but the president's numbers are inching upward? >> inching is probably the right word. given how long -- how low his number has been, we have seen significant improvement on the president's job approval. more to the point, this question ,f measuring the generic ballot a pretty consistent line in our data, where democrats have a comfortable lead. aat is important going into challenging map. >> but polls in the last week show that the majority of americans believe that the countries moving economically in the right direction. still a strong number of working families around the country that are trying their best to get ahead and looking for things to shake up. there is no

. >> and artist and chen du created the life size statue named he had win amp san francisco's late mayor. >> he would be very pleased. >> a nice tribute. >>> tonight as we come on the air in the west, the disturbing scene. the violent takedown outside a waffle house. a young black man unarmed. he had just taken his younger sister to the prom. police with their hands on his neck. the outrage growing. the state investigating. >>> the fire storm over what was said inside the white house about senator john mccain. after voices his opinion on the president's cia nominee, a white house staffer said of mccain quote, he's dying anyway. tonight his daughter and wife responding asking how is this staffer still employed? >>> the school shooting tonight. a 14-year-old pulling out a rifle. authorities talking just a short time ago. >>> the deadly stand off. several troopers called to a home. then the explosion. police say it may have been a trap. >>> on this mother's day weekend the severe weather threat moving t

eastman and du pont.this market underscored by a declining utility second or closing at its lowest point since february 1. joining me to discuss, melissa, how do you see this market, can you see some kind of inflection point? >> you might be right, but i'm cautious. it's early on in the summer and we have a lot of things coming up in political events, the mueller investigation, the trade wars, trump is meeting with kim jong-un in june. i'm not convinced yet. charles: david, those are issues you have been worried about as well. the counter to that is over long term, that's what moves the market. >> the fundamentals have been extraordinary. maybe we pulled in some of the returns. those car loads on rails. you saw that reflected in names like tsx. that's up 7.5%. that's real economy stuff that can drive the market higher. charles: one of the big winners in transportation is old dominion. rumors amazon may buy them. that will make the whole post office debate moot. what names do you like? if someone is in thi

these are du why arrests involving only marijuana in the bay area. there were 197 arrests but in the first three months of 2018 there were 87 which is a sharp increase. at that rate we are on pace to double last year's number. kpix5. >>> a man is been charging a 14-year-old murder mystery in sonoma county. he is accused of killing a couple on the beach near jenner back in 24 -- 2004. he was arrested last year in the murder of his younger brother. authorities linked him to the two murders on the beach. he was charged with attempted murder in a separate bombing case that injured a woman also in 2004. >>> a lyft driver is behind bars. the last month the suspect picked up the woman in oakland and drove her to his home in fremont he assaulted her. the driver is expected in court later this week. >>> the city of oakland is ready to work with the a's and the building of their stadium. the city council state until midnight to approve a negotiating agreement. they can begin talks and studies on building a new stadium at the oakland coliseum site or it howard

cynthia: it is clear that yvonne ke wouldonne du change the provisions of justice which he sees as givingency to the far -- including those who would take up seats and the congress. he is a critic of the way that coca eradication has been ,arried out and is looking so i think there are lots of elements of the peace deal that will be actively changed or thought to be changed and others that will simply be abandoned because of lack of resources, lack of financial resources as well as political capital. i think it is fair to say that the peace process would not prosper under a duke presidency. will it impact columbia's relationship with the rest of the world? cynthia: you have pointed out an anomaly here. rd was submitted and lost by a very narrow margin, less than half a percentage point, showing the depolarization -- the deep polarization in the region. aspects dealing with transitional justice and also political participation. division in the country and at the same time, by theas been an embrace international community reflected in the nobel peace prize that was given to president santos

du gusts may reach as high as 50 miles an hour which is why there's concern for downed trees and power lines and the rough time driving on the highways. so please take it easy out there if you are going it pea out and about. and make sure you have any loose items secured or tied down if you have them in your backyard. >>> now to the controversy swirling over what was said inside the white house about senator john mccain who is in a battle with brain cancer as you know. it's been learned that during a meeting at the white house a staffer said mccain's opinion doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. now mccain's daughter says how is this person still employed. here's abc news reporter mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight no explanation, no acknowledgement and no apology from the white house. >> again, i'm not going to validate a leak one way or another out of an internal staff meeting. >> reporter: press secretry sarah sanders repeatedly refusing to address comments made by a white house aid who dismissed mccain's opposition saying it doesn't mat, he's dying anyway. mccain is battling brain cance

talking about this whole white house chaos, this whole crisis du jour that affects this white house.ind of beg tsz question, who is the leader right now t t that's helping to fund the strategy and getting this white house back on track. >> yeah, i think the one thing we have learned is that the communications director of the white house is donald trump. the political director of the white house is donald trump. everything is coming directly from the president and it's no surprise that he's cutting people out of the loop. i don't think that's a wise policy, but that's what's happening here. >> we have rudy giuliani defending the president this week and sarah sanders. whether he knew about the stormy daniels payment when he made this statement. >> this week, the white house really started to lose the support of conservatives who want to support the president, in addition we have had people on fox news channel who are generally very support of the president, saying to the president through the television screen, you have to tell the truth, you're eroding correct. as the counselor to the

jeff, you're watching the story of rudy giuliani, the president's if you will, spokesman of the day, du jour. what is he saying in his appearance on this sunday. >> well, the media blitz continues. today, he called his own past public statements rumors, and contradicted them several times when pressed about this hush money payment made on the president's behave to stormy daniels by attorney michael cohen. as evidence of this, take a look at what he said on the abc sunday show "this morning. ". >> at some point, yes, but those are the facts we are working on and may be in dispute. this is more resume art. >> you said that to buzzfeed. >> well, yeah, that's one of the possibilities, one of the rumors, the reality is -- >> you stated it as fact. >> well, maybe i did, but right now i'm at the point where i'm learning, and i can't prove it, i can just -- i can prove it's rumor, but can't prove it's fact. >> he was talking about the circumstances surrounding that payment. he also wouldn't rule out the notion that cohen himself, the subject of a months-long criminal investigation, he wouldn't

seeour view du for see this this -- do you see this to impact the future? we know that there is news about the chinese foreign minister visiting north korea in today's. -- in two days. he is rumored to be in north president xiuss jinping's upcoming visit to north korea in june. could you tell us more about this upcoming visit, what is the significance? that hekeith, we know advocated for a gradual step-by-step approach to the denuclearization issue and it fell apart. factors would give us confidence the north korean leader this time will give us ?ope about their commitment thank you. >> ok. summit,ocuments of the the nation paid special attention to the north and south economy. however, south korean government is very cautious implementing the economic corporation because of the international sanctions and solidarity with the international society. this is different from what we , you have a different of the moon jae-in government thinking. to they respect solidarity and will be courses. that is why the government showed kim jong-un on the bridge . plan.rea

here on "power lunch" we discuss the disaster du jour campbell's soup crushed like a weak continue can, sinking 10% who is to blame? millennials? commerce secretary wilbur ross >>> plus banking on blockchain, wall street coming around to the kript craze. a new start-up's ceo joins us. >>> and royal fever is in full effect less than 24 hours in what promises to be the most watched news event of the year what is the economic effect. >> we will head live across the pond as "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ you are addicted to love >> good day, everybody, and welcome to plunch. i'm tyler mathisen glad you to join us. your money is kind of holding steady right now the dow trying to carve out modest gains michelle mentioned consumer staples, one of the worst performing groups right now. we will talk more on that coming up and small caps they are a bright spot the russel 2000 etd hitting a record high for the third day. rates are moving yield on the ten year tressy above 3.1% but they backed off from that just now. >> it's get right to the disaster du jour campbell's soup. down 10% nearly 40%

and the organization's highest, honored and humbled, previous honorees as web du bois, george washington carver, medgar evers, langston hughes, to name a few. on my journey up to that point, how our society and culture changed along the way. i write in the book as i pondered what to say about the years of naacp history, i witnessed the praise, look what we have wrought. came to mind. there is a tendency these days to focus on what we have not yet accomplished without pausing to think, what we have accomplished thus far. it is important not to lose sight of our victories but also, and it is with that thought. and and to look what you have wrought. with others, staff and friends like those in the book 7 community especially here at politics and prose. public affairs don't get too comfortable resting on your laurels. you have more work to do. i hope the conversations that follow, and not just the past. -- publishing and bookselling. [applause] >> my pleasure to fling a few questions at the distinguished panel tonight which i will do in a second. it comes to you out of difference. i want to

du boise in a speech in china at the age of 91 summed up a message that is all too familiar to black life in north america. he said in my own country for nearly a century i have been having a nigger. i felt the need to tell the truth, so my answer to him was its clear why not. given the history and the blackbody, why not. so, yes let's face it, let's admit it. being black and real is like being on death row. and if you have any doubts, then ask daniel ray thomas, jordan davis, eric garner, walter scott, john crawford, michael brown, freddy gray and so many others. if this is true in some sense you are looking at the walking dead because i am already did. we need to talk about that. why do students. my students are always reminding me they are not racist. we've made progress. we are not like our parents and grandparents we live in a post-racial america in which you can be whatever you want to be if you try hard enough. we don't use the n-word and we have plenty of black friends. when it comes to race and racism they claim to know about their own racism and they are certain they are no

and don't worry, gordon i think the north koreans are stalling and i don't rule out du accomplicity. we have to remember. >> laura: lie arts. they lie. over promise and under deliver or violate their promises. i want to bring in the thing you and i talk about a lot on radio, the role of the president of china in all of this. two trips by kim jong-un to meet with him. the president mentioned that things changed from the north korean perspective after that meeting. what could be the role that china is playing as this dance conditions? >> i think what beijing is doing is telling kraoreans is you don have to speak with president trump. we see china assumptions are blatant when kim westbound to beijing they allowed to show the gifts given. 394,000 worth of pores listen and jewelry. you are not allowed to give electric items to north koreans. i will give you proof i'm violating them and this is a challenge to the united states. and president trump met that challenge on monday and tuesday saying i'm calling out the chinese. i wish he had done that earlier we would have not gotten to this pl

the queen, prince william, du h duchess kate and their children. it was truly incredible. i'm not a royal watcher by any means. but as of this morning i am a convert. it was a flawless wedding. a melding of progressive american values with the classic british royalty. it was really an exceptional joining of the two nations. and as we mentioned, the new duchess of sussex as her new title is not only american, she is from california. this morning more than about 150 people gathered at a sold out watch party here in the bay area. and that is where we find rob plater with all the local excitement. good morning, roz. >> reporter: and some folks are still left here this long after the ceremony was over. they watched rather quietly, there were some oohs and aahs when the bridesmaids and pageboys came up and of course wild applause at the end of the ceremony. let's show you a little bit of the happenings here. they rolled out the red carpet about 3:30 this morning not long after that, the pub was packed. folks dressed to the nines wearing their fascinators and their top hats and r

much debt relative to the equity the equity is an after thought the thinking is they'll wipe out the du- angela merkel, in her view at some point they could wipe out the equity, then rebuild the bank from a debt perspective. that would obviously create side effects around the world where people think who's next. >> let me ask you a difficult question i want to be careful asking you this because of the importance of deutsche bank i know you work for lehman is it possible, based on what you just said, that you think deutsche bank stock could be recapitalized? is there a chance this equity do go to zero >> yes, it's a decent -- i wouldn't say 50/50 -- >> don't they have the backing and trust of the german government >> what's happening in europe, if you look at italy and deutsche bank together, the afd party in germany, these guys are trump, bernie sanders like they have gone from zero percent three years ago to almost 20 part of the vote these guys, they're putting in -- if you look at the bundestag, they are populist, they don't like the bailouts they wanted pension reform they want a fi

from du production was shut for more than a week after a fire at a parts supplier the f-150 is the most popular and profitable vehicle for ford. we'll get an update from the automaker later this morning joe hinrichs will join the "squawk box" team at 7:30 a.m. eastern time >>> a judge calling a time-out in the feud between the boards of cbs and national amusements, that's the company owned by the redstone family. the judge is set to issue a ruling today on the request to prevent shari redstone from interfering with a special board meeting that cbs directors are setting. that meeting should take place today and will consider taking away shari's control of the company. >>> time for the other top money stories. leslie picker is here with those. >> good morning. cisco, the company's third quarter earnings and revenue beat forecasts, but revenue from the security and services divisions missed expectations. cisco's fourth quarter outlook fell in the middle of the range of analysts estimates. cisco's ceo, chuck robbins, will be on "squawk on the street" at 9:00 a.m >>> take two interactive's f

. >> du where the president dispute intelligence agencies warning cybersecurity risk of zte felons? and if not, how will the u.s. mitigate the risk of restrictions being lifted? >> well, i have great respect for national security agency's international intelligence agent these. the president and i and the rest of the cabinet get very detailed briefings every day. and so i can assure you we know even more about the situation than they would lay it on. >> since it's classified, and obviously wouldn't be appropriate. >> all of it is classified? >> the part that would be interesting is classified. >> okay, fair enough. where do negotiations stand with the e.u. on steel and aluminum tariffs? well, i've had discussions with commissioner and ahlstrom who is fair trade commission may be eight or 10 times since we originally announced at 232 result. we are continuing discussions and i'll be talking with her again tomorrow. as they get closer to the german first deadline, hopefully we will come to a reasonable conclusion. if not, the terrorists will go into effect. >> at the e.u. agrees to a

if they do apologize, they're going to have to apologize for every other self-created outrage du jour. we know there will be more storms. >> or they could at least put this aside. -- maybe they would think that the president or this staffer apologizes for something but they don't apologize for everything. we've seen the president apology very rarely. but, angela, if you're schoolinging -- i think fortunately working for almost 50 black members of congress, i didn't work for any of those. >> i'm sure someone owed an apology at soum point and resisted apologizing. >> the chair at the time was congressman -- the humble public servants know their first order of duty is to assist the american people. unfortunately we can't expect from a staffer in the white house something that the commander in chief himself won't do. leadership starts at the top and he's always demonstrated he won't do that. zach demonstrated a great timeline earlier. one of the things left off, the so i don't know why we expect anything different. >> and david preece says republican senators also did not discuss the issu

. >> then harvey told us that he'd spoken to everybody and they were going to join us at the du cap,is 30 minutes out of cannes and quite remote. >> narrator: when they arrived at his hotel, she says weinstein's entourage wesappeared and her friend nowhere to be seen. m friends were never coming, that was a blatant lie. so we get to the hotel room. and i remember sobering up fast. and then hary walked back in and he was naked. so he's negotiating, he'sne tiating a massage. "i want a massage. come on, give me a massage, give me a massage. just, you know, let me give you a masse. blah blah blah blah blah." and he's rapid fire, and he takes control of t situation. i very unwillingly let him maneuver me into his bedroom, and sat... sat on the bed. i may have even been stupid enough to lie down and he started to massage my shoulders. and within seconds i knew that, that was just not going to fly, there was no way this was happening. and i got up and i bolted into the bathroom and he chased me. but i remember locking the door and him being on thether side of it and banging. i screamed at h

. >> is there a deck on this 5 du? -- adu? >> on the adu? not that i'm aware of. there is an existing deck on the -- at the rear of the main building, and it's possible that the unauthorized addition in the rear was also going to include a deck, too. i'm not positive. i don't have those plans in front of me. >> we'll probably see that in front of us. >> i cannot speculate, but it's possible. thank you. >> okay. mr. duffy? >> commissioners, just to clarify something when i spoke about the other permits on the property, there are four addresses on this property, and the 217 virginia, as you've just heard, we actually had issued a notice of violation, and they have applied for a permit to comply with the notice of violation, so i just didn't want to make it sound as if everything was good. there is issues that you've heard that from a few different people. >> that deals with the other issue. >> yez, you're right. it's not on the permit before us tonight. >> is it just one nov? >> that's what i can see, and i didn't even get it before i came up tonight. i just went in

a lot of people look to washington with some dus pirtedness.ticians will succeed in making any changes here. what's your message in light of this most recent tragedy? >> i have to acknowledge my colleague weber and his pain. when something happens to one part of texas, it happens to all of us. we're like neighbors. we love each other. we're texas proud. as one young student said in santa fe, we're texas tough. most of all i want to pray for those family members and have solutions. i think being in the united states congress since columbine, being on the select committee to address the question of school violence right after columbine, what i would say to mi my constituents and texans is we really have to say enough is enough. it is tragic to know that ten are dead but many are suffering, some still in the hospital and certainly the police officer, all of whom we wish and pray for them the very best, that we have to do several things and that is to understand the use of guns. obviously this teen-ager used a regular rifle and a .38, but the quest

our main mission is for death investigations but our forensic laboratory dus does testing fori and sexual assault. >> supervisor ronen: we understand that you are testing the rape kits. >> we are not. >> supervisor ronen: sorry you are testing the dna. >> not the dna. alcohol and drugs for us. we are toxicology and we provide a service from the sfpd, analytical service. we are not directly involved in the case in terms of its triage wand testimony in the court subsequently if it gets to that case. >> supervisor ronen: sorry i cut your off. >> no problem. this here is a chart depicting the level of trueing that might be found in a case sample. some of the laboratories are able to detect at this level indicated by the black arrow and it requires that the sample must be collected within that short window of time. >> sensitivity is lower in our testing which means we can detect drugs for a longer period of time. >> it's not just about the increased sensitivity, the lower levels of the drugs that we can detect for but the scope of compounds. in our laboratory all samples regardless of action h

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and yet that is not the topic du jour. number two, i sit on the intelligence committee.my republican friends and to devin nunes who decided that we had done enough understanding what the links might be with russia and therefore closed the investigation, thanks, guys. good work. but let me make an observation, lawrence, which is michael cohen, remember, michael cohen is an attorney like 20,000 others in new york city with a sideline in buying and selling taxi medallions, except that donald trump lifts him up and makes him donald trump's consigliere. it's still not going in my head. mccabe is comey. comey is mccabe. michael cohen is donald trump. so at a minimum, novartis and at&t have some deep explaining to do. and by the way novartis say oh, sorry, those contracts don't apply anymore. that's not enough. forget about michael cohen. michael cohen is a guy who trades taxi medallions in redhook, brooklyn, and yet he is getting these payments from two global corporations. they have a lot of explaining to do. and we haven't even gotten to the fact that now after months and mo

it could make president trump look like a paper tiger if he du doesn't follow through and drive away. >> speaking of south korea, there's enormous pressure on south korea's president tonight, right? >> certainly is, wolf. moon jae-in was at the white house tonight to try to reassure president trump that the summit could still be held. moon is trying to get the u.s. president and the north koreans to back up. but also president moon under considerable pressure himself because some officials believe he undersold the south koreans promises. president moon is under enormous pressure right now. >> he certainly is. brian todd reporting. coming up president trump suggesting the fbi planted spies in his prejudice campaign. the justice department moves to let key republicans view highly classified information with no democrats invited. but the president may have a new cause for concern as the business partner of his long time lawyer and fixer michael cohen reaches a plea deal. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you th

a significant foreign policy consequence and as you rightly noted, both tied together in a way du-- you heard the presiden alluding to that message in his remarks when he said i don't do bad deal, i only do good deals and i'm paraphrasing but he said let this be a message that i keep my word. that is aimed directly at pyongyang and toward where his secretary of state will be landing, he said, in a matter of an hour now and the french president saying france and germany and the u.k. regret the u.s. decision to leave the nuclear deal. we're starting to get reaction from the allies and that will continue through the afternoon and in the weeks ahead. >> a lot to cover and to follow. we know you are there. thanks to our constituents. we have full details tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt. for now, i'm savannah guthrie, nbc news, new york. >>> on to the newscast for the special report. big news from the white house this morning where the president withdrawing the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal. of course the ramifications should continue throughout the afternoon. >> absolutely. many