the ellis act can you hear me okay? [indiscernable] if i need a home healthcare worker or anything like that i have an option. there are limitation to ellis act how many years you are free to charge the market rent. it couldn't say i couldn't change my mind. when i am older than i am now whatever. there are limitations that it could be done. i hope i answered your question. end quote. this landlord skirt the law and violates tenant privacy that allows access to certain areas of the unit. it is harassing behavior including taking away part of the lease as well. i was a tenant there. >> thank you. that concludes your time. >> members of the public. >> good afternoon. neighborhood council on san francisco coalition. i would like to echo the comments particularly the tenant that was done wrong. you received my letter. i truly believe the planning department has disjointed policy. if you are allowing two units off for represent while allowing it. it doesn't look like an extreme project. i agree these are not the units. i am

host: author ellis cose is our guest. the lines are (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans and for independents and others (202) 748-8002. you told us a moment ago that initially, this was not the book you started out to write but it is become a history book. did you find the stories that you researched and wrote about that were new to you or had not known about before? guest: there were certainly a lot of new facts that i had not encountered before. the story that i just mentioned about peggy as a real person in toni morrison's beloved. i found the reaction to her trial after she killed her daughter. the child she killed was not her only child, whether they would be forced to go back into slavery as well. there were a lot of new facts that i learn. i have been writing for a long time and i have done histories of immigration, histories of the american press. i've a pretty good grasp of american history but there are still things i learned. host: more broadly, you report on things like the internment

caller: hi, i am commenting on your previous guest, ellis cose? i have written a book called unbroken -- read a book called "unbroken," and it stated that there were no japanese -- ellis cose stated there were no japanese saboteurs during the war, but there is an event in the index in the book, there is a james konichi susaki. he was captured and prosecuted, he was a japanese informant. lewis zamforini encountered him in a japanese prison camp while he was a japanese pow. the book is "unbroken," written by laura hildebrand. i wanted to point that out. i believe that guy is a liar. he should do his research first. he stated emphatically that there were no japanese saboteurs. this man, he was in the u.s. with lewis sam ferrini and it was in the book. that's all i want to point out. host: to charlotte next up, charlotte in columbia, maryland. go ahead. caller: yes. a couple of days ago, someone called in, a white person, and said that after 400 years of being here, >> we are going to leave this and watch the rest at c-span.org. we take you live now t

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the ellie wasell award to the ritchie boys by general mark millie chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the principal military advisor to the president. over his distinguished 40-year career general millie has led our forces all over the world defending our nation and its ideals. general milley, we know how very busy you are at this time of crisis. and are deeply honored you are with us. welcome. please take your seats. don't stand for me. you've got another group. you're gonna be standing for the real heroes tonight. you know one of the guys i saw out here. i don't know if you know it name is arnold mayor. you're gonna be standing for him in just a second. he's one of my professors at princeton back in the day. professor european history, give me a b minus. i always thought it should have been a hey, look at good evening. thanks everyone for the opportunity to speak tonight for me. this is very humbling. and and i appreciate. the introductory remarks yes, there's a lot of things going on, but there's always time to never forget. and and i'm very very humbled to have an opportunity

the ellis act can you hear me okay? [indiscernable] if i need a home healthcare worker or anything like that i have an option. there are limitation to ellis act how many years you are free to charge the market rent. it couldn't say i couldn't change my mind. when i am older than i am now whatever. there are limitations that it could be done. i hope i answered your question. end quote. this landlord skirt the law and violates tenant privacy that allows access to certain areas of the unit. it is harassing behavior including taking away part of the lease as well. i was a tenant there. >> thank you. that concludes your time. >> members of the public. >> good afternoon. neighborhood council on san francisco coalition. i would like to echo the comments particularly the tenant that was done wrong. you received my letter. i truly believe the planning department has disjointed policy. if you are allowing two units off for represent while allowing it. it doesn't look like an extreme project. i agree these are not the units. i am

. >>> first we want to bring in joey jackson and ellie honig. one expect message, what do you think? >> kaitlan, the way it works is you don't get to say i sent over thousands of documents, i sent you so much other information, so it's just one text message, what are you talking about? the reality is that it's conflicting to me and here is why. you don't get to say that we go through a routine process called migration where you're taking things off a phone, but if it's so routine how does the information not get stored? if it's so routine why are there not protocols to ensure that the information is safeguarded? if it's so routine and you are a world class agency how does this happen? i say all of that to say that it does not sound credible to me. the bottom line is that you have a responsibility as i.t. to make sure that this information is preserved, you didn't do so. it seems nefarious, i don't know, but it's not something from an evidentiary perspective that i buy. >> jessica just pointed out there is some murkiness in all of this. what does

dave ellis delivered on his status as the pre—race favourite.de luke pollard. ellis is a four time world champion. and took a lead on the bike that nobody could match. in the toyko paralympics he had to withdraw after his bike chain broke. to lie to him and his family here. —— delight to him and his family. shortly afterwards they were followed home by katie crowhurst. .. who won the title in the women's event along with her guidejessica fullagar. it was a gold that took england above new zealand into second in the medals table. northern ireland's chloe maccombe and guide catherine sands took silver. it's amazing, i wouldn't haven't been able to do it without the home crowd. it's been a really tough competition and everyone has been amazing and it has been a really amazing and it has been a really amazing experience. it amazing and it has been a really amazing experience.— amazing and it has been a really amazing experience. it was insane, the crowds — amazing experience. it was insane, the crowds were — amazing experience. it was insane, the cr

rehema ellis spoke to the veterans who made sure their fellow soldier's sacrifices are never forgotten. >> reporter: for nearly 30 years on the national mall, 19 stainless steel soldiers dressed for battle have stood in tribute to americans who served in the korean war >> that's thomas mcallen. >> reporter: but on wednesday, a new exhibit is opening nearby to honor those who died >> i knew so many that were killed. he was about the same age. >> reporter: 88-year-old james butcher joined the army at 17 when he got back home, he felt duty bound to thank the 36,574 americans who didn't as you stand here at this memorial, what goes through your mind >> happy that they're being recognized here. >> reporter: from 1950 to 1953, americans joined south korea in a brutal battle against communist forces for that nation's right to exist. 90-year-old william ali's friend was among those killed ali enlisted in the marines at 18, and, like butcher, was determined to seeing the wall built what do you want people to think about when they come here and see this wall? >> i want them to think about the hu

he asked jen ellis, who was sitting to his right. one thing was, it was more to the point of, was there sufficient evidence or action that we could justify the recalling of the electors? but at that point of the conversation, i know he referred to someone else. but he did ask, do we have the proof to miss ellis? and she said yes. and i said, i want the names. do you have the names. yes. do you have how they voted? we have all the information. i said, can you get to me that information? did you bring it with you? she said, no. both mr. giuliani asked her and i asked generally if they brought up with them. she said no, it's not with me, but we can get it to you. and i said then you did not bring media evidence, which was repeated in different iterations for some period of time. >> at some point did one of them make a comment that they did not have evidence but they had a lot of theories? >> that was mr. giuliani. >> what exactly did he say and how it came up? >> my recollection, he said we've got lots of theories, we just don't have th

ellie, the committee billed this as their case that donald trump was in dereliction of duty during the 187 minutes between his speech and the video. dereliction of duty you say and then some. >> yeah. well, let's take a look at this clip because i think this shows the best example where it went beyond dereliction of duty. >> i can generically say that i said, you know, people need to be told, there needs to be a public announcement, fast, that they need to leave the capitol. >> and i've seen the impact that his words have on his supporters. they truly latch on to every word and every tweet that he says and so i think that in that moment for him to tweet out the message about mike pence, it was him pouring gasoline on the fire and making it much worse. >> so the theme was dereliction of duty but i actually think the committee proved a bit more than that. there's plenty of evidence about things that donald trump did not do, refused to call for military and law enforcement help, refused to issue a clear statement calling off the rioters, essentially all he did was sit in the private dinin

this all gets to my question, ellie, which is what will you look for now?e may not get any more leaks. the press lucked into finding out that marc short testified before a grand jury because they were there covering the steve bannon verdict and saw him walking out. that's the only reason anyone knows about any of this. there may be over the things going on behind the scenes, other people testifying we don't know about, but whose testimony would you look for now? >> it's really interesting. first of all, when a person gets a subpoena he is free to tell the world about it if he wants, right? we know that a lot of what happens behind closed doors in a grand jury is secret, has to be, but if errol louis got a subpoena he can say i was subpoenaed and i was asked a, b and c. i'm looking for who else is going into the grand jury, are there other people that would have had the access that marc short had, are there other people that would have been inside the white house, are they starting to subpoena some of the witnesses from the january 6th committee? are we goin

katelyn, john, ellie, more on this.ank you very much. >>> this morning an ohio man is being charged with the rape of a 10-year-old girl who needed to travel out of state to indiana for an abortion. the case drew national attention and also drew a lot of scrutiny in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. cnn's jean casarez is joining us now. jean, this is sort of a twist because there were many people, namely republicans, who had cast doubt on whether this even existed, whether this girl even existed, and yet here we are charges now being filed. >> it is a tragic, amazing story. here are the facts, that man, according to police and court documents is 27-year-old gershon fuentes. according to franklin county municipal court fuentes is charged with felony rape of a minor under the age of 13 years old. he is being held on $2 million bond. he is charged with raping a 10-year-old girl who became pregnant. now, police were alerted to the case because of a referral made to the franklin county, ohio, c

thank you so much, rehema ellis. i want to bring in retired seattle police chief carmen best, an msnbc law enforcement analyst. chief, what are law enforcement likely doing on the ground? take us through, if you can, the investigative process for a situation like this. >> yeah, good afternoon, another tragic mass shooting here on our independence day on the fourth of july. i'm so sorry to hear this. police chief's worst nightmare, of course, to have to respond to something like this in the community. it's the 308th mass shooting this year. right now police are going to be trying to ascertain as much information as they can about this shooter. my understanding, at least at this point, the person is not in custody and is outstanding. that's going to be priority number one, to make sure they locate this person and end any potential harm to anyone else. additionally, they will be trying to make sure people they do have on scene, getting information from them, making sure medics come in, get people treated, transported as

rehema ellis, nbc news, washington. >>> everyone is wondering if there's any relief we've got a fan going behind us because teen air-conditioning isn't working. meteorologist michelle grossman joins us good morning to you. >> good morning to you let's take a look at what we're looking at in terms of alerts because 41 million people impacted from the pacific northwest into the middle of the country and into the northeast also that's where we're going to see the relief coming later on today. we're looking at boston, philadelphia, a really warm day before the storms come through portland, today, 97, fresno, 103. into the triple digits to tulsa. feeling like 107 d.c., 95, feeling like 105 and feeling like 93 in nashville. tomorrow it's another hot one in the middle of the country. we're looking at triple digits in dallas. charlotte, 92. boston, new york city, philadelphia, you're going to have the relief tomorrow lateike 110 in some spots another warm day in the northeast. watching some storms bring some relief by tomorrow all right, guys. it's steamy. it's also stormy we're going to track so

you find romantic, elly ways? i can hardly believe this is the city of over 200000 people. ah, wealthy people lived here, can tell by the ornate portals they date back to the renaissance. but the house behind them are much older. this one here, for example, is a walk in monument, a residential and commercial building from the middle ages, around the 13th century. ah, it's named the house of the group and include barbara these days. we don't know exactly what that means, but it sounds kind of interesting. you'll find many other house names like it in the old town so much watson that added the black wheel. the white lily, the black hoard, the red ox, the iron hat, and so on. some golden and sean golden swan will sometimes these names sound a bit strange to day, but in the middle ages there was normal. these were like the house numbers. ah, many of these houses you can tell us stories from the middle ages after all, where did people meet to exchange? highly important information? well on gossip stones like b as lucas? well, lucas, i've got to say i got the better spot in the s

ellie would be more qualified to comment on that than me. one thing about this knowledge, we know this investigation is real. we know a grand jury is looking at it. we know they are looking at trump. if he does not get indicted, and i have heard a lot of prosecutors say they don't expect them to come or is a stretch. if he does not get indicted, we know that he was looked at and he's going to claim exoneration. for all the people out there still hoping that donald trump gets charged with a crime, if it doesn't happen, you know how he is going to use this. this is going to boomerang and he is going to use it in the run-up to the campaign. that is something i am looking at. i don't know how long this is going to take. >> is going to use it, either way. they do or if they don't. he's going to say they didn't have enough, they try to get me and they couldn't. if they do and they don't, he will say that they didn't have enough, they try to get me and they couldn't. i think you and you spin it, either way. i don't think that matters. they have eno

was elly fear valley won't boasts go and make your suffering known around the world. if he's elly here he uses the yiddish word. snorer was that, are you going to be surer like you've always been begging for a slice of international pity? no, there is nothing left to hope for yen that a spirit skilful fair wake up this and get going, say deal all shaws dirty. you're a dog dog. oh, enough is enough. flee, man, flee forever. oh, yeah. did you play via in shot, that part of the poem sparked a sort of revolution should yes, it represents one of the rare moments in the history of world literature in which a text led people to change their practices will change their behavior, city, change their beliefs, ashanti, to quote, but to mo, associated conflicts you. i hundreds of thousands began to leave czarist russia. they emigrated to countries where jews had been emancipated from st. england, but especially to the united states. i like hanging b alec, a small number of them left for palestine, which was under ottoman rule. they hoped to create an independent jewish state as th

two dear two relatives of ellie, i already miss you, i dream of coming to you.d of his own family and wanted more children from my mother. this is one of the few and surviving love letters of mayakovsky which is not addressed to lily brik and this was a threat to her well-being. why did the poet , who loved lilya brik so passionately, want to leave in another woman, what really happened between him and the lily? why, in the last years of his life, mayakovsky was so eager to escape from russia, vladimir mayakovsky fell in love with lilya brik at first sight, they were introduced by her younger sister elsa, with whom mayakovsky had been developing a stormy roman makovsky for 2 years, it was insanely beautiful. he understood this, of course, women paid attention to him, of course, he was a woman's favorite in the summer of 1915 elsa and vladimir decided to spend in st. petersburg in this house. elsa proudly brought her 22-year-old lover to meet her sister and her husband. they were somehow unhappy that their sister was meeting such a dangerous futurist hooligan the

i told you is, we know it today, ellie, i'll begin with you. this is a person whose name we've heard continuously. they are able to secure a taped interview, behind closed doors, but it's still a big deal because we've seen for the better part of these hearings, many of the people who testified behind closed doors, their testimony appears during the actual hearings. what do you see, as the most important thing he can tell this committee that might lead to either more information about the former president trump or even open the eyes of doj? >> well laura, you've already seized on the two most important words, uniquely positioned, that's the way the committee described pat cipollone, uniquely asked in one of one. and indeed, this guy, was everywhere, as white house counsel should be, the attempt to take over the justice department, the attempt to infiltrate the states and send fake elector certificate. he was there in the white house on january 6th and usually, his position was, from all the reporting and testimony, that of a cooler head telling

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for the pbs newshour, i'm nicole ellis. let's hear more about the situation in california from someone who's long lived in the community there. john yang has that. >> judy, the explosive spread of the oak fire suggests another bad wildfire season ahead in california. beth pratt is the california regional executive director of the national wildlife federation and she lives in mid pines, california, which is only about two miles from the western edge of the fire. thanks for being with us. i know you're under sort of pre-evacuation orders. what is the situation now as you look across the horizon? what do you see? what is it like? >> you know, frankly, as somebody who's been up here 25 years and been through probably over 20 fires, had to evacuate three times, it is terrifying. this is the most scary fire i've ever seen. it is a monster. it's spreading in all directions. it is spotting two miles ahead. so that two mile distance doesn't give you much comfort. there smoke everywhere. i have helicopters and jets going overhead all

ellis. and she said, "yes." and i said, "i want the names. do you have the names? "yes."ave how they voted? "we have all the information." i said, "can you get to me that information? did you bring it with you? she's -- she said, "no." both mr. giuliani asked her, and i asked, generally, if they'd brought it with them she said, "no, it's not with me, but we can get it to you." >> seth: i mean, this is just me, but if i was preparing for a high-stakes meeting with a prominent republican official, to convince them to overturn their state's election results, reversing the will of 80 million people and potentially provoking a constitutional crisis, i mean, i think i and again, this is just me, i think i'd remember to bring the evidence just me, that's just me. "oh, man, the evidence oh, man, i can't believe i forgot in my defense, i had a terrible night's sleep. the hotel i stayed at did not have the best pillows. [ laughter ] they actually thought they could get away with saying they had the proof, just never having it with them. these people are such bad scam artists. it's

us now to talk about this and other things cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor ellie honing and cnn political commentator and columnist for new york magazine errol louis. what did you find significant about what liz cheney is saying there? >> when we talk about criminal referrals i think it's important people understand. legally they have zero significance, the justice department does not need a criminal referral in order to do anything and a criminal referral from congress does not compel doj to do anything. what i think is really most important here is the evidence. the evidence is the thing and i think the criminal referral is the testimony we saw last week from cassidy hutchinson, the testimony from brad raffensperger and all the other witnesses, the mark meadows text. all this evidence that the committee has done a remarkable job of pulling together and presenting. i think that's what's going to have persuasive force. one thing that's changed, i think the pressure on doj, the pressure caused by the force of the evidence was increased over the last month or so in

. >>> ellie honing, it's unclear whether the committee is in half time, the third quarter maybe headingnto overtime. where are they right now in terms of what they've learned? >> a good time to catch our breath. we got remarkable revelations over the last six weeks or so. first of all, there was no election fraud. donald trump lost that election and he was told over and over again to his face by his own people, by republicans, conservatives, by his lawyers, his aides. to me the star witness we heard on this was bill barr who called trump's election fraud claims completely bogus, based on complete misinformation, crazy stuff and doing a great disservice to the country. another big revelation, this was a multifaceted coordinated pressure campaign even before january 6. we heard about the effort to pressure doj to try to validate the election fraud claims, the pressure campaigns on state and local officials like brad raffensperger from georgia, the submission of fake slates of electors to the national after kooifs, the plan that the lawyer came up to try to slow down and delay the counting

. >> joining us now ellie honing. ellie, 187 minutes, this period from when donald trump told people to march to the capitol at the ellipse, between that moment and later on when he finally released the video. what do we know about that time? >> all focus on this crucial time frame. our story today starts at 1:10 p.m. on january 6th when donald trump was finishing up his speech on the ellipse. donald trump made this famous statement, we might like hell and if you don't fight like hell you are not going to have a country anymore, we are going to walk down to the capitol. we know now thanks to the testimony of cassidy hutchinson that he knew that that crowd was armed. as to what happens next it is a bit of a black hole but there are some important things we do know. we do know that all manner of republican dignitaries were frantically texting mark meadows, the chief of staff, begging him to get donald trump to do everything. one example donald trump jr. the president's own son texted he's got to condemn this blank asap.

ellie, we're going to leave it there.hank you so much for all of that. >>> so the father of the suspected gunman in the highland park mass shooting speaking out as officials look into any culpability he may have for signing his son's application for a gun license. robert crimo jr. told the new york post, quote, they make me like i groomed him to do all this. i've been here my whole life and i'm going to stay here, hold my head up high, because i didn't do anything wrong. joining me now is the suspected shooter's uncle, paul crimo. paul, thank you for being with us this morning. can i ask you what was your relationship with your nephew? >> my relationship, we had a very distant relationship. we had -- we had a very distant relationship. he was real -- my nephew is a real lonely guy, quiet, he keeps everything to himself. he's quiet. >> when you look back now at the last couple years, is there anything you see that jumps out to you as a possible warning sign? >> the last couple years he's been living with me for about two a

now ellis roosevelt longworth one of her nieces said that there has always someone in every family who keeps it together in ours. it was eddie. bye. no, edibai is the subject of a lovely book written in 1963 called demi theodore roosevelt's remarkable sister. but both of his sisters were remarkable, and i'm going to tell you a little bit about them. no, they were both devoted to both of their brothers theodore and elliot. but as theodore said he said i rose like a rocket. in elliot's case in the words of his niece alice longworth the slide downhill was spectacular. but they i would say a bammy i think was closer to theodore and corinne was a little closer to elliot. now benny suffered from something called scoliosis, which is curvature of the spine. i've read it also might have been a form of tuberculosis. but in any case she was in a lot of pain for most of her life. but you'd never know it from the way she she dealt with life in the way. she and the effect she had on other people. um, not long before her death a friend who knew her well searched in vain for the source of her magnetis

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he did the character design, he stuck a gootion elly eye and a shell and shoes and everything.t we ended up putting on the internet because somebody at the comedy show said can you put it online, i want to show it to my mom. and we just thought that these two people might see it. >> trevor: it was a lot more than two people. >> it was a lot more. >> trevor: millions more than two people. >> yeah. it was like over 36 million people, yeah. i know. >> trevor: and so at that point the story is not done, because it took you seven years to turn this into the feature film. >> yeah, yeah, the fill testimony self took seven years. we first started with the audio recording and a lot of it was improvised and then we would write scenes based on the improv and eventually ended up with a script, that took about three years and then we did the live action shoot and then the stop motion. >> trevor: it is gorgeous, the way they move, like tiny little hoppy stepy, you know. >> yeah, i like that it is, our animation director made such beautiful animation t is not super smooth, you know, it's just

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they arrived at fort ellis in montana. just outside bozeman where they picked up their second cavalry escort and by july 15th, they were at butler's ranch, which was a ranching concern run by a pair of german brothers in the yellowstone river valley if you have flown into bozeman and driven to yellowstone that way through the northern entrance. then you have actually driven by butler's ranch road, which is the site of that former ranch right there on the yellowstone river. this was the perfect place. to set off for yellowstone. they followed the river down to where it meets the gardener, but they really did only take horses and meals with them because they knew from reports that they weren't going to be able to get any wagons through any of the narrow canyons into yellowstone. so they really jumped off on july 20th, 1871 and spent a couple of months exploring the park here is a map you can see them at the very top of the map kind of coming down. along the yellowstone river making a diversion up the gardener a little ways w

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