so we setup this edwin mah lee public service award, which is up for public nomination. we received really quite a few wonderful nominations. a lot of people in this city have been doing so many m magnifice magnificent things that represent san francisco. so after all this, we get to score on the voting cut, and this year, after we counted all the votes, there was no question that one person's vote had really risen up above all the others, and we are very, very excited to announce that our assessor, carmen chu, is that person. [applause] >> so i know carmen will be giving her acceptance speech next wednesday, but you're welcome to say a couple of words if you -- [applause] >> i think that was claudine's code speak for say something very short. i will just simply say that i am incredibly honored, and i'm very humble to receive the first ever edwin m. lee award. to me, there was no greater public servant, someone who dedicated his entire life to public service, in ways that were public, i think behind the scenes where many of us didn't even know he was working on things. s

edwin: el departamento de justicia dice tener un plan para continuar con el plan de abril la cantidaddebido proceso a cientos de inmigrantes. a pesar de las crÍticas, se sostiene la potestad de habilitar. >> Él tiene el poder de habilitar cÓmo estÁn las cortes de inmigraciÓn, puede cambiar los jueces, puede can dar el procedimiento cuÁnto tiempo le dan por cada caso. edwin: hay casi 700,000 expedientes acumulados en las cortes y si el gobierno de trump reabre casos dedeportaciÓn, significarÍa que los jueces tendrÍan que atender otros 350,000 casos, mÁs de 1 millÓn de expedientes. una cifra histÓrica que alarma a los jueces migratorios. este ex fiscal dice que sessions debe respetar el proceso porque al final su decisiÓn en los casos puede ser apelada. >> luego que tome su decisiÓn y la escriba, la persona agraviada puede apelar esa decisiÓn en una corte federal donde va a tener mÁs objetividad, porque los jueces federales tienen mucha mÁs objetividad que el jefe de una agencia administrativa. edwin: dicen que en vez de no respetar el debido proceso, el gobierno de trump deberÍa hacerl

>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> asÍ es paulina, es momento de chile y limÓn y seÑores edwin luna le organizÓ fÍjesee conlleva el nombre. >> cÓmo ha sido este embarazo, cuÁnto te falta, cÓmo te has sentido?. >> pues ya estamos mÁs o menos a seis semanas para que nazca la bebÉ, me he sentido gracias a dios muy bien. >> le toco la pancita a kimberly y se mueve mucho. >> es bien inquieta desde que empezÓ a moverse no hay ratito que no estÉ quieta, es raro que estÉ tranquila. >> porque la mamÁ sÍ es muy tranquila ¿verdad?. >> mÁs o menos. >> esas fotos que subiste hace unos dÍas dios mio quÉ cosa. >> sÍ de hecho ahi tenemos una de nuestra sesiÓn de fotos a mÍ me encanta la fotografÍa desde hace mucho. pero lo disfrutamos, lo bueno que le digo nos acoplamos. >> quÉ va a pasar con tus compromisos de trabajo. >> hicieron un espacio. >> serÍa el primero porque mis hijos no me tocÓ estar cuando nacieron, me tocÓ estar como a los 15 y 20 dÍas despuÉs. >> fue inevitable preguntarles sobre los mensajes agresivos que reciben en sus redes sociales. >> la verdad la tomamos bien light siempre platicamos y decimos b

these are water edwin's life. he's been keeping them on the island of st lucia for over thirty years. one hundred harvest is good it provides an adequate income for him and his wife. but when a hurricane hits the island not only his life but also his livelihood are in danger . so they took out a livelihood protection insurance policy with the munich climate insurance initiative after the storm. was i got a call from the insurance company from its ever knowing that i'm entitled to get. out. that. quite a lot because i was able to kill might be easily going myself by that time walter edwin's annual premium is the minimum of around thirty euros that allows him to claim as much as three hundred euros. for. examples of the cash unable to be keeper to buy syrup to reinvigorate his b. colonies after the disastrous storm. but tropical storms aren't the only problem he has to contend with. it's become harder for the bees to find nectar because the weather has also become more capricious. right now is supposed to be sent lu

edwin chan.companies are prepared to supply chips to zte, according to the securities news. for breaking news wherever you are, tic toc by bloomberg is the first global news network designed for social media. you can receive hourly updated top news reports verified by bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: foxconn aims to raise more than $4 billion in its first public offering in shanghai. it is the factory unit of apple's key assembly. ipo fit into the broader goals we have from foxconn? unit,conn industrial is a apple's largest assembly partner. this is part of a strategy to force reliance on apple revenue and move across the global supply chain. it wants to spend more than $4 billion from the and smart manufacturing. it looks like this will put hon globale centrally in the supply chain. haidi: what does that mean for company authorities? is $4e: the process billion. they said they want to invest it in 5g technology. that is what china is focused on developing. ank you.harlie, thnak that, aor

course.aby steps, of -- edwin joining us in singapore.nalysis on the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: this is "bloomerg markets: asia." david: let's give you a quick check of your latest business flash headlines. at $1.9 billion ahead of the estimate from the street. it says it also intends to redeem $451 million by 2019. the unsourced report says the aim is to develop financial services such as asset management. it plans to file an application as early as next month. soft jet has named for --uties to he was an 18 year veteran of the french bank and seen as a potential ceo. a quick check across markets right now. we are approaching midday. the markets have been shut for a few days now. good doctor still up. haidi: not a lot of momentum we are seeing even though u.s. stocks managed to end off the lows. also looking at this conclusion of day two of the u.s. and china trade talks in beijing. stocks are coming out moderately positive. singapore anti-want looking pretty mixed. languishing a little bit into this friday. plenty more to c

the secretary of state for india edwin montague who was jewish strongly disagreed with the declaration he was opposed to zionism and said i deny that palestine is today associated with the jews or properly be regarded as a fit place for them to live montague thought a french to clear ration for porting zionism in june one nine hundred seventeen was anti semitic and negotiated changes to the british version as it went through several drafts. c. is not a battle at them. there are about a lot that. were out of the last elite here but all in alice charlotte adam assessment of corker c s c. yes good thing feel. that we. are both there on the whole she will amount to good she will look forward to her both to see if your move she got most who your. daughter is but your. people gonna. be embarrassed to. the well resentment of you. a few days later secretary of state for war by counts milner and the jewish politician philip magnus sent a modified version to the cabinet it incorporated some of montague's changes. including the caviar that quote nothing shall be done that might prejudice the righ

a few blocks from the bridge, we meet edwin and jose.y come from el salvador, the murder capital of the world. jose wears his reason for flight on his back and his arms. he shows us the nickel-sized scars from a shotgun blast. he says thank god the gangs didn't kill me, because they tried. that's why we're the victims in this situation. we don't have any other option. if i go home, coy die. their home, where mari also comes from, el salvador, is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. in 2016, my colleague, "nightline" co-anchor dan harris traveled there, witnessing the violent siege that so many lives are under. there they met ariselda, whose 17-year-old son had just been killed. just two months earlier, one of her other sons was also murdered by the gang. so she applied for asylum in america. ♪ >> reporter: they are at his wake when the unthinkable happens. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: their story echoing that of so many who are traveling with the caravan. so these men and women, even though most will eventually be sent back to

her friend was edwin stanton, secretary of war, who got her the job. influential friends were the most important part of any application, male or female. most successful applications enjoyed the support of at least one congressman or senator and some had dozens of signatures of congressman, senators, generals, state politicians. but getting influence is hard, especially for women. at this point, women were denied the vote and relegated to the domestic sphere. they did not have a lot of chances to form connections that would create powerful, influential recommendations, and women struggled with the act of trying to obtain recommendations. in 1865, maria baker wrote her application to the war department explaining she did not have recommendations, and she explained i feel too , delicate to ask for recommendations. she did not get the job. this is mary -- she wrote a guide book that came out in 1873. she said if a woman wanted a job in washington, the first thing she had to do was to tell her story to a man. if the man was sufficiently interested, she wou

you knew it was gone off edwin diaz.he a's come back in style, 3-2. >>> after coming off the bench and being his usual spectacular self, steph curry will start game tee of the warriors/pelicans play-offs. back last night with 28 points in 27 minutes. the warriors up 2-0. game three friday in new orleans. game four sunday on abc 7. >>> mao about nba tonight. ricky rubio is out for the jazz on gym two. james harden, with authority. finished with 32. but the jazz escape. donovan mitchell, this is a play you almost never see. i can't remember seeing that from a guard. vicious. 116-108. jazz, that series tied 1-1. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. oh, he threw it down hard.b&p

max crew and exercise series we take a closer look at your favorite travel destinations this time edwin bought from the venezuelan capital caracas got in touch he'd love to visit athens and says that to him it's the heart of western civilization but there's much more to it than antiquities and the acropolis. the greek capital also has a growing street art scene that is helping attract younger tourists to one of the world's oldest cities. the acropolis is athens is best known landmark but the greek capital has many other ancient treasures such as this to wattle us. it's part of the ancient a gora the former central public square in the city's. tourist guide and historian george congo's knows the best spots in town is chipped for breakfast is the balcony a chuckle. if they are looking with this view never loses its appeal and it's a pleasure for me to show visitors my favorite places so that i can pass on the thrill i feel when i see the acropolis and i will know it was a good thing with more than a little with an agreeable. is tourist take in both old and new attractions to show visitors

it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away.uch as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i sai

accuweather seven-day forecast cooler breezy for edwin. we bring in drizzle thursday morning and even cooler weather as we head into june we're warming back up for you on friday and then hot inland again. saturday sunday we'll have our summer spread 60s to 90s. cooling off gwen monday and tuesday. as our natural ac is back in business. you can download the accuweather app and check out the temps to me at the time you want gla thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> certified preonned or used when it comes to cars one is definitely better for the bottom line. that story next. >>> new at 6:00 hats off to warriors but find out why the ld theey... tovery cld's oortuni. aninvestn the achers who ft up r. anempoweeducats toeach bond thtest becauscreatity and crical tnking e as iortants cts anfigure i'm to thurmd the wo startnow. ate surintennt. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after e spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin w

you knew it was gone off edwin diaz. after coming off the bench and being his usual spectacular self, steph curry will start game three of the warriors/pelicans play-offs. back last night with 28 points in 27 minutes. the warriors up 2-0. game three friday in new orleans. game four sunday on abc 7. >>> mao about nba tonight. ricky rubio is out for the jazz on gym two. james harden, with authority. finished with 32. but the jazz escape. donovan mitchell, this is a play you almost never see. i can't remember seeing that from a guard. vicious. 116-108. jazz, that series tied 1-1. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. oh, he threw it down hard. >>> all right that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, larry, thank you to all of us for joining us. on jimmy kimmel, mike >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- mike myers. from "deadpool 2," zazie beetz. and music from sugarland. and now, once more, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >

40th anniversary of asian pacific american heritage month, we also want to highlight the very first edwin mah lee public service award. with me to talk about the celebration and the award is the award winner, the san francisco assessor and a leader in the community and politics, including as a supervisor for many years, carmen chu is with us. carmen, welcome. good to you see you again. carmen chu: thank you, so good to see you. robert: it's been days, huh, since our last event together. give me an idea, first of all, as i was saying to you a little earlier, a lot of people will win the award, it'll always be an honor, but to be the first, well, it got to be a thrill. carmen: oh, you know, the award recipient, i think, you never know exactly who it's going to be, but we get--we hear a lot some of the coordinators. and so, claudine was actually calling me, and i thought she was going to tel who t winner was. i wasn't expecting it to be me, and so it was a big surprise. but you know, i think it's one of these things that's a bit bittersweet, to be honest, to receive it because i think that o

i am the edwin forrest curator of performing arts collections here at the historical society of pennsylvania worked on several sports collections that we have here in the archives. and i am overall just a giant sports fan. [laughter] let me introduce you today to our panelists.

they are going to name it edwin, which i thought was very sweet. we also are going to be honoring five teacher of the year awards and four principals. we're going to be honoring a para-educator which we're really excited about. that's happening on may the 18th and the giants will be hosting the teachers for teacher appreciation at a home plate ceremony with the giants playing cincinnati on may the 14th. then we will be also honoring -- providing $1,000 scholarships to students in sfusd or former sfusd students currently in college with scholarships and we'll be hosting that on may the 2 3rd. any other announcements? all right. thank you. great. our next item is the calendar of committee meetings. we have a standing ad hoc and joint committee meetings coming up. budget and commissioner services, commissioner haney. >> it's at the end of the month. i don't have the exact date. the 30th. okay. >> thank you. wednesday, may 30th is budget and business services buildings and grounds will be monday may the 28th at 6:00 p.m. curriculum and program, vice pr

it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told

. >> an artist created the life-sized statue which was named edwin after san francisco's late mayor. >>> they went directly to the president today to make their case. >> also you'll hear from the female passenger who was on that swet flight just two seats away from the woman who was nearly sucked out of window. plus. >>> in her first jail house interview a woman accused of sending a man make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. some of the world's top auto makers met with president trump amid a struggle that could result in them making a different version of vehicles just for california. >> now, the current administration wants to roll back some of the obama era policies that a

. >> reporter: the officer is a 23-year-old edwin of the force and they are not released -- the officereran of the force and they are not releasing his name. >> azenith smith, morgan hill tonight, thank you. >>> president trump singled out this pilot and honored her praise. >> you are one of the first women to fly tactical aircraft in the navy and you grew with years of training and safety and we salute you and every member of this group. >> the president applauded everyone on for -- everyone on board for keeping calm. investigators say that the incident was caused by an engine fan played breaking midflight when the airplane was lying 30,000 feet and one woman was killed in the incident. >>> they voted in favor to buying hydration stations. the school district found high levels of lead in the drinking fountains at the school last year. this will be clean water access at the city's 120 schools and development centers. the soda tax will provide the three $71,000 to pay for these. -- $371,000 to pay for these. >>> the teams plans with moving to las vegas, the two made this announcement at

it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away.e continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old

the two-run jack off the bet of nelson cruz to make it 4-0 mariners. 9th inning, edwin diaz struck out matt chapman to end it. the a's lost 4-1 and scored just 7 runs in the three-game series. >>> one other big game tonight? oh, yeah. sharks in vegas get it on tonight. game day on location from the "s.a.p. center" for game 6 on sunday night. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> play of the day. let's go to major league baseball toronto taking on cleveland. >> deep right at the wall oh, what a catch by tyler! >> catches it and slams into the wall. the indians ended up falling though to the blue jays in that game 13-11 the final in 11 innings. >>> a volcano on the big island causes a scary situation for the people who live in leilani estates as lava flows too close for comfort and forces people to leave their homes. >> reporter: and an admission of guilt from some of the people in charge of making sure there are no radioactive materials at hunters point. we'll explain next. and police finally track down a california man suspected of leading officers on a 100-mile chase with hi

the two-run jack off the bet of nelson cruz to make it 4-0 mariners. 9th inning, edwin diaz struck outt chapman to end it. the a's lost 4-1 and scored just 7 runs in the three-game series. >>> one other big game tonight? oh, yeah. sharks in vegas get it on tonight. game day on location from the "s.a.p. center" for game 6 on sunday night. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> play of the day major league baseball toronto taking on cleveland. >> oh, what a cash by tyler! he holds on! >> the wall no obstacle for that guy. the indians ended up falling though to the blue jays in that game 13-11 in 11 innings. >>> a series of earthquakes leads to the eruption of a volcano on the big island forcing hundreds to evacuate. >>> plus, trump now says he paid stormy daniels to keep quiet about their alleged affair. how this could expose the president to some new legal perils! mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. hey! let's basement. [ grunti

edwin luna organizÓ un torneo y vamos a ver en exclusiva todo lo que sucediÓ. >> no solamente son unaes. >> felicidades a los campeones pero desgraciamente en el siguiente partido en donde se iba a decidir quiÉn ocuparÍa el tercer lugar nuestro querido bonifacio vargas sufriÓ una lesiÓn en el pie izquierdo inmediatamente pues, llamamos a una ambulancia para que pudiera atenderlo y que esto no pasara a mayores y logramos platicar con Él antes que se lo llevaron al hospital y platicamos con allan mora otro de los vocalistas de la trakalosa esto es lo que nos dijeron. >> no mÁs se disloco. >> ¿te sientes te duele? >>> ahorita no duele >>> estÁ caliente. >> todo estÁ muy bien >>> tranquilos, Ánimos >>> hay el promociones en las cuales vamos edwin, el maestro Ángel reina y tendra tiempo para reponerse trabajamos hasta el 10 de junio >> te deseamos muy pronta recuperaciÓn, Échalo ganas para que pronto estÉs lista. >> gracias mi querida karina, la verdad que sÍ que se recupere. >> dice que es un doblado de uÑas >>> pero allan con la barba y camiseta que llevaba parecÍa jugador argentino >>>

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i am the edwin forrest curator of performing arts collections here at the historical society of pennsylvania. but prior to that i actually worked on several sports collections that we have here in the archives. and i am overall just a giant sports fan. [laughter] let me introduce you today to our panelists. here to my right is lindsay sarah krasnoff. she is a historian and writer who has written on a range of global sports for news and sports media outlets. next to her we have tom bogen. tom was raised in bringing 10 -- bring them 10, new jersey and currently serves as the associate vice president of student affairs at boston college. before that he worked at villanova, where he also taught in the history department developing courses about sports history and global sports history. on the end here we have got frank fitzpatrick. some of you may be very familiar with him. he is a native philadelphian and has been a philadelphia inquirer editor and sports writer since 1980. he has been the beat writer for the eagles and covered nine olympic games. so first i just kind of want to set the scene i

. >> we could get edwin out faster than we can and we still what the hospital. we are bursting at the seams. we went 85-90% capacity which is the most you want to run. and even at times you at 100% capacity and that's probably true of most of her hospitals. we are running as fast as we can. >> so how many? >> comparative numbers, we are a small organization. we have-14 that hospital. we run as paul said at about 92%. to us, cancer care has moved into much more effective therapies that you see about all the time. in the news the new precision medicines from the new immuno oncology devices but it is more protracted. the treatment time to get cancer under control takes longer. we are seeing cancer move from an inpatient to seek to an outpatient disease. we made the decision five years ago to build an outpatient surgery center for complex cancer care. we do complex breast cancer procedures we do the full spectrum of cancer care now in a facility five blocks or remain hospital. you cannot stay more than 23 hours at. we propose to pioneer this out, we thought maybe in

one writer one reader edwin lambert of rockville center new york asked if yod were influen wallace stegner yeah that's interesting because i did spend some time out west after college and one of the books that really stuck with me was the hundredth meridian and end and the whole and that's a biograpgely a biography of john wesley powell and how you know we engineered the water dynamics out there in a way that we're kind o recognizing maybe might not have been the best idea for modern socie. but yes. wallace stegner absolutely. >> brown: so barbara wostdn of west c, pennsylvania but she writes but born and raised on lake erie. her bona fides. you gave us hope that nature will do much to restore the great lakes aquatic life in the future after all the man blunders. do you think we should do less to change the balance of nature the lakes and let nature resolve the balance or have we already done too much damage. >> i don't know if we're never lost. to get back what w and i don't think we're ever going to get complete control of the lakes as we some peop believed we had for a while. i think if

edwin burk, considered founder modern conservative movement ays passions forge their fetter, which meaningt your passions will ultimately lead to restraints upon you if you don't practice self-control with principles and strong morals. that is what you see at estern conservative summit. host: address questions to guests, democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001. and independents, 202-748-8002. comments oress your questions off twitter at c-span wj. viewers, for those who won't be able to attend summit, major e speakers you are expecting to hear from. guest: great. variety of speakers, everyone from crowd favorites, and silk saturday night, kirk, ceowen, charlie kyle casuve, talking about the amendment, representative steve king talking about illegal immigration. we have the attorney general i'm sure that speech will be very well followed, especially considering the tweets this morning from the president. we also have another member of the president's cabinet coming, announcing that june 4th. due to security reasons, we can't say who that is going to be. the president's cabinet, elected offici

edwin musky made recognized as musky's greatest ever speech.at al gore moved the country with his speech conceding the presidential election. it's recognized as gore's greatest ever speech. every one of these speeches was written by the same man, richard goodwin. some people don't appreciate fully the role played by such people as goodwin. they write the speech, actually. it's their words, their thoughts, their poetry, their vision that comprises what we hear, what becomes the language and thought. and poetry of our history is they who write for the country. we know these speech writer, ted sorenson for jack kennedy, peggy noonan for senior george w. bush and jon favreau for barack obama. each was infired by whom they wrote for. and one of the greats who just left us is richard goodwin who took up the task of national confidence and added so nobly to the history. rest in peace. thank god your words will survive you. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i'm

. >> he wrote his senior thesis edwin and mary where he graduated in 1982 about reinhold niebuhr andabout jerry falwell and talked about basically two different kinds of religions and one is a religious philosophy that calls people to moral imperatives and to try to act morally the best they can in an imperfect world, versus the exportation of manipulation of religion which is what he said jerry falwell did. he thought it was a fraudulent exploitation of religion, and he cited in so many other direction. we can see almost from his college of thesis the growing split within the republican party, those would basically say and do anything just to win, have the team on top try politically, those who did want to adhere to a moral fashion idea of the rule of law. >> jamie, you're saying on the republicans go out there and fight, fight like hell to win. i mean, please don't do that. there's a lot of really good republican think the democrats were out there. let's not discount -- cast the dispersion. >> i agree to talk about the conflict that comey sets up between what he saw as an old-fashi

and he began to rail against this right wing general, edwin walker, who was calling for the invasionas right wing as you got in the early '60s. and oswald saw walker as an american adolf hitler. >> and oswald said someone should kill walker. he then ordered a rifle with a sniper scope, and he planned very meticulously his assassination of general walker. he took photographs from different angles, he figured out how to get his rifle there and how to escape. >> on march 31st, a sunday, he asked marina to come out and take his photograph. >> all in black, pistol, rifle in his hand, holding a few radical newspapers, and marina writes on the back "hunter of fascist" and dates it april 6th, 1963. >> and then he went on the night of the 10th of april, took up his place and shot at general walker. >> he came in the house 11:30. he was so pale, nervous. and i said, "what happened to you?" and he said -- he told, "i tried to shot general walker." >> will you describe for us just what happened last night? >> rifle shot, fired into the house. fired through the west window. and hit the sill and h

it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away.family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i said why do you need a damn shovel you're my public works director, he said because somebody needs to