>> i do now, yeah. >> ronan farrow joins me now.e at "the new yorker" really opened a lot of people's eyes to this whole idea of catch and kill and to karen mcdougal's story. she wouldn't go into detail with you at that time about her alleged relationship with trump or the deal she signed with ami. i wonder what you heard from her yesterday, if anything stuck out to you. >> so look, in both of these piece of coverage of her story, we got these sort of gory details, if you will, of this affair. i think what you were smart in doing and what was the focus of my story about karen mcdougal was in turning the de attention to the systems that this reveals. that was a key concern for karen mcdougal herself. she said on the record in that story that i wrote, i want to warn other women about this practice. and about a set of contracts that she ultimately found onerous and exploitative. now she's talked to you. she has filed a complaint legally where she wants to sue ami, and she's going on the offensive on the basis of that argument. if you l

but he told mia farrow that process has taken too long. >> they have had this policy for months and months and have not acted. if we have a policy that allows our men and women of the police department to use this equipment, then i will support the ballot measure. >> this mayor is about public safety, i'm about public safety and we need to just get it done. >> both farrow and the mayor are in favor of arming police officers with tasers. >>> donald trump jr., nicola t. hanna, the u.s. attorney for central california, michigan senator debbie stabinow and california congressional candidate antonio sabato jr. the suspect was taken into custody. >> today's arrest sends a strong message to those who seek to terrorize the american public, by sending white powder through the mail, whether real or a hoax, don't do it. >> reporter: today a joint terrorism task force announced the arrest this this man, daniel frisiello. he's accused of sending white powder to five high profile people across the country >> in the trash discarded from the home, among other things, the agents found a computer printout t

aftermath of what he said was undue touching as he went through security as he spoke to his camera phone farrow was approached by another security officer i'll look you'll you'll arrest me. we're here for the reality is if there's a gate you don't need to flee as you look he's pushing your theory we should we don't need to push me over because they're going to go now of course as you can see there the thirty four year old he was traveling from munich to ethiopia and in a later statement ferrous said that he felt the incidents for racially motivated munich airport officials say they are investigating pharaoh's allegations you know increase the grandmother. here. now to sports news because in the champions league last night both weigh on madrid and liverpool sealed their places in the quarter final liverpool defeated porto five nil on aggregate on the dread travel to paris sunshine mom with a comfortable lead from the first leg they were welcomed by a hostile crowd but christian were naldo opening the scoring the fifty second minute to further the visitors advantage of this and. equalizing for p.

in the farrows because we don't want them to kill the pilot whales and so you know they have this long tradition of driving the pilot whales with their small boats and driving them up onto the beach and killing them on the beach. and so we've gone there and it interfered with the house there it's you know it's you know is there's a whole layers of legal issues there because it is illegal for the whales and the pharaohs are a potentially part of the deals but they find it hard. they tried in years past to pass laws against us and they kept getting they were they were the way they were that they wouldn't enforce them so i think believe this year they they have succeeded in keeping us from going there i know the ships can't go and. i don't know if individuals want now how that will work out but we're not going there on a campaign this year because of that because of the prohibition there and then we have other issues now that we're tackling like this illegal fishing which is a huge problem all over the world. if you want to use to know for example you just go to the supermarket buy a can

to the whales in the farrows are a potentially partly deals with a funny guy. i. don't. think. they tried in years past to pass laws against us and they kept getting they were the way they were that they wouldn't enforce them so i think believe this year they they have succeeded in keeping us from going there i know the ships can't go and. i don't know if individuals want now how that will work out but we're not going there on a campaign this year because of that because of the prohibition there and then we have other issues now that we're tackling like this illegal fishing which is a huge problem all over the world. if you want to use to you know for example you just go to the supermarket buy a can of tuna open it and you enjoy it because the next place. but when you see how it's catch the stocks of singable. good fishing boats are seen fish already in big trouble we kind of go off but that's still right to assume a several hundred meters and then it's a percent up and starts to are pulling the nets and the nets just start getting tighter and tighter fish squeezed all night in

in the farrows because we don't want them to kill the violent whales and so you know they have this long tradition of driving the pilot whales with their small boats and driving them up on to the beach and killing them on the beach. and so we've gone there and interfered with the house there is you know is there's a whole layers of legal issues there because it is illegal for the e.u. to whales and the pharaohs are a potentially part of the deal with a funny guy. they tried in years past to pass laws against us and they kept getting they were and they were the way they were that they wouldn't enforce them so i think believe this year they they have succeeded in keeping us from going there i know the ships can't go and. i don't know if individuals want now how that will work out but we're not going there on a campaign this year because of that because of the prohibition there and then we have other issues now that we're tackling like this illegal fishing which is a huge problem all over the world. if you want to use to you know for example you just go to the supermarket buy a can of tuna

globe trotters steve painters discovers the farrow islands between norway and iceland. and as always we'll have a viewer video of this time it takes is around does take a stamp. boardman's phoenix lake is an exclusive residential area and a popular place to stroll. but there are still remnants of the area's industrial past to be found the lake was created only on the eastern part of the former steel plant the old blast furnace was conserved in phoenix west as a memorial to the city's industrial past. i'm eating high can ignite he she gives regular guided tours through the complex so. tell me it's this one's mind that. the best part of the tour it takes you way up in the air thirty meters above ground to be exact and the view is amazing. phoenix western iron ore into raw iron from here it was transported to phoenix where the lake stands today there the unrefined iron was processed further to produce. sawdust of so that's a steel works here we have an overview the like his here and between them there was a railway connection that's now a great cycling and walking trail. s

to whales in the farrows or a potentially part of the deal but that is quite hard i. think so. they tried in years past to pass laws against us and they kept getting they were the way they were that they wouldn't enforce them so i think believe this year they they have succeeded in keeping us from going there i know the ships can't go and. i don't know if individuals want now how that will work out but we're not going there on a campaign this year because of that because of the prohibition there and then we have other issues now that we're tackling like this illegal fishing which is a huge problem all over the world. but. if you want to you to know for example you just go to the supermarket buy a can of tuna open it and you enjoy it because the next place. but when you see how it's catch you start to sing about. the fishing boats are seen fishing already in big trouble we kind of call it but that's still right just a several hundred meters and then the same phone starts to are pulling the nets and nets cysts are getting tighter and tighter fish squeezed all i can of lemon and i

and then, of course, ronan farrow for the "new yorker."st -- >> 14, 15 years ago. >> seth: yeah. >> ken auletta, a terrific reporter, took a run at harvey weinstein and was doing a profile of him. and you know, the profile was not exactly kind. he came out looking like somebody that's extremely talented, but a bully. a bully to everyone, people in business, movie stars and all of the rest. and in the course of his reporting, he started to hear at least bits of what we now know to be the case. and we had without -- i can't say too much about it. we did have a lawyer meeting with ken and harvey weinstein, bob, his brother bob weinstein, and their lawyer, david boyce. and you know, again, we were trying to extract more information. but really, the two women that we knew about had signed non-disclosure agreements. they weren't willing to come forward. and in order for us to publish, we have to know things, not just guess at them. this is not the tabloid press. this is not, you know, "tmz" or whatever it is. we have to know. but i can't say tha

in an exclusive interview with bloomberg's jonathan farrow. >> i think there is a lot -- that's why athe questions and media coverage and what you see in the news is about i.p.o. when it will happen. it is a lot of demand for the lifting of saweda aramco in terms of performance, and the data will show when we go on the how we're highest oducer, most efficient, most reliable. this is reliable. this is a great company that -- >> when i speak to people, they are not talking about when this will happen. they are not talking about if this will happen. perhaps the whole i.p.o. just goes into the deep freeze and doesn't happen at all. there is a lot of ongoing. the company, the government, all the paperwork to make it a joint stock company effective january of 2018. that's an indication that the ongoing. we should be as we always say, as a company, for listing in the second half of 2018. so we're doing a lot of work to prepare the company for listing. at the same time there are committees from the government that overlook what we're doing and the preparedness we're doing to make sure the com

it is 3330 farrow at the hilton on the first floor. there will be employers hiring youth directly. come on out. item four is the calendar of committee meetings. the schedule is posted in the agenda. please feel free to announce date and time of your particular committee meeting. budget and business. >> our meeting tomorrow wednesday, march 14th, at 4:00 p.m. >> buildings and grounds meet on wednesday march 21st. we are meeting earlier in the day from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. that is on march 21st. curriculum and program on monday march 19th at 5:00 p.m. rules, policy and legislation are meeting monday april 2 and at 6:00 p.m. student assignment. thursday may 3rd as 6:00 p.m. ad-hoc on personnel matters and afford built. >> we are postponing the march meeting. we will convene april 26 at 5:30 p.m. >> thank you. ad-hoc school district city college joint meeting scheduled for i can't recall. not any time soon. i think it might be in june. it is coming up. other informational items? none tonight. tonight we are going to be do a memorial adjournment. section m. we are not adjourning at th

anything that is not done in fully disclosed is a problem there is a reason the criminal justice has the farrow law requires people to register if they are a phone agent for gentleman you saw paul and others go back and refile the appropria appropriate. those laws and relations are there for a reason. it is important we all know who is doing what and why. if somebody is acting on behalf of foreign government or influence thing its helps inform people who may or may not want to hire those individuals. >> talk about fiesa and the democrats and how upset set there was a call for a second special council to look in obama era abuses of surveillance. on americans by the way that is why we care >> so what you got the inspector general looking at abuses. because of the way the law is ininstructed he can not get up to two dozen people that may or may not be involved. a nonlawyer but what what i understand the all right that, >> they are gone. >> no longer. >> out of his scope. >> so. a former federal prosecutor and regarded attorney bob goodlap asked the attorney general sessions to look into this the f

the threat in the parking lot and what row anyone farrow was was getting it. >> it is the specificity of things people are supposed to hand over, recordings, texts. that is what avenatti is playing off of. it seems boiler plate. >> he is suggesting they have those things. >> yes, he is. >> which they didn't comply with their own deal. >> it would imply that. this is where i think some trump defenders may have a point. we found out last night this was only one time they were together, even though there was a larger courtship about joining celebrity apprentice. if he is indeed sharing images in the context of a one-time deal, that is indicates a larger pattern, larger problem. in the alleged eight-month relationship with the "playboy" playmate, that may create more of a content for this. >> legally speaking, what are the problems? >> the nda, that whole idea that not being signed is ridiculous. you took the money. you acted for 18 months as if it was existed. >> she has to comply with it even though he didn't sign? you can argue it wasn't between trump and her. it was between essential

recently as a month ago when karen spoke twith "the new yorker" for an important story that ronan farrow published about american media and its catch-and-kill practices, in other words buying stories and then never intending to publish them for friends like donald trump. when karen spoke the new yorker, afterwards american media's response was to say hey, we've decided we're going sell your story, we're in negotiations and further disclosures would breach the contract and cause considerable monetary damages and we all know what that means. stormy daniels knows what that means. it means you get sued for $20 million. so is that a threat? i mean, i think so, absolutely. i mean -- but if you're asking was there an incident where her family was physically threatened or she was, absolutely not. >> did american media incorporated, the parent company of the "national enquirer" which arranged that $150,000 payment to your client coordinate that action with the trump campaign? >> so if we're forced to litigate, which we hope we are not because we have a client who wants out of a duplicitous contra

of the united states. 43 north and 42 south latitude most likely, shepherd will be within the two farrowed bands but scientists don't know exactly when. sometime between this friday and next morn day, throw passover through easter. the space station was only visited twice and stopped washing in march of 2016. that's one reason chinese engineers can't control its entry. but ahead of the space debris office doesn't sound worried. >> to be injured by one of these fragments is extremely unlikely. my estimate is that the probability to be injured by one of these fragments is similar to the probability of being hit by lightning twice in the same year. >> did you know there was a space debris office? >> i thought that was the news from the entire piece. >> i think it is. the other news is, kids looking for easter eggs might find chunks of space degree instead. >> no, they won't. >> it's possible. >> you saw reporters are able to take their children to the white house easter egg hunt. >> i'm not on that list. >> nor am i. let's take a quick look at the dow before we get out of there. it's been o

jane martin, juan caseo, karen adams, angelo farrow, steven bus, cindy river, laura clark, cynthia gomez and gordon moore. others are welcome to speak. it's best if you line up on the screen side of the roome. and you can approach in any order. ms. clark? line up on the screen side. that's helpful. >> laura clark. we've sent you proposals that we have to get more housing build in conjunction with central soma. i think you've seen a lot of our demands. i'm happy to see that the planning department is incorporating a lot of our proposals into what they're thinking about. i also know that other people in other departments are thinking about incorporating a lot of ways to get a lot more housing built in conjunction with this plan because we're going to need to deal with the fact that we're adding a lot of jobs. and not opposed to adding a lot of jobs, but we need to recognize that we're signing up for a lot of housing. we've had eight jobs for every one unit of housing added. i appreciate that the planning department has a lot of plans that it's put in and done a lot of legislation, we need

the candidates amy farrow rice weiss. and jane kim london breed mark lino and michelle bravo agreed to take part in the forum. >>> we could soon see the first ever court hearing on the science of climate change. a federal judge in san franciscoordered parties in the global warming lawsuit to appear in court on march 21st. lawyers for exxon, bp, chevron and other oil companies will be facing those san francisco and oakland, the attorneys. both cities have accused fossil fuel companies of covering up their role in contributing to global warming -- warming. the judge is calling for tutorial on science behind global warming and many say it's a first but says it makes sense if the judge makes a decision on the topic. >>> san francisco asking for cooperation from companies that make driverless cars as they begin testing next month without a person behind the wheel.right now they are required to have a backup driver inside as a precaution. starting april 2nd, the dmv will issue permits for fulldriver less testing meaning no back

candidates amy farrow weiss and jane kim and london breed. mark leto and mi she bravo agreed they will take part in the -- michelle bravo agreed to take part. >>> bay area schools are dealing with an increased number of threats follow the school shooting in parkland florida. coming up, we will talk about the efforts to keep students safe without scaring them. >> reporter: the wentry weather creating havoc for travelers nationwide. i am lauren blanchard at new jersey newark liberty airport. i will have more coming up. >> and right here in the bay area, the commute is actually pretty good. we look at oakland about the only thing that might be a little affected is by the weather would be the commute into the silicone valley from the santa cruz mountains. we will talk about that coming up. >> well, a buddy of mine from caldwell new jersey sent me a picture yesterday with beer in hand and snow blower at about 17 inches of snow. but that system is now moving more into boston, new england and up to maine. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arboris

. >> anthony: slow baked black bass, anson mills farrow, ramps in season, and lettuces. bringing back. heirloom rice and peas, suckling ossabaw pig and chicken confit with carolina gold rice. oh, that's good. >> glenn: isn't that great? this is phenomenal. these peas are killer. >> anthony: i'm hitting the rice next. >> glenn: that's got the entire history of southern agriculture in it. >> anthony: right here? >> glenn: right there in that little bowl. this whole idea of having a century in a dish, none of this stuff was here 20 years ago. >> anthony: near the end of the civil war during general sherman's scorched earth campaign, seed stores were a favored target. it was largely african slaves who were able to save the seeds that glenn is now able to locate and reintroduce. >> glenn: it is those people who kept the corn. it is those people who kept the cowpeas. it's those people who kept the vegetables because they couldn't buy their way out of not doing it. >> anthony: when you talk about chitterlings, pig foot, hog maws, african-americans in the north do not embrace th

ronan farrow did a story about ami catching and killing that prominently featured karen, and she was down for an interview. she just answered some questions. she verified some things. and in the wake of that, they made clear -- they said further disclosures would breach her contract and cause considerable monetary damages. i mean there's no mistaking it. we have plenty of evidence to back up the fact that there was a year of intimidation, not physical intimidation, but giving karen the impression that if she did what the contract, we believe, says she could do, that there would be economic or reputational consequences. >> you say you want her just out of this contract because they're saying she's free to talk now, but you're saying, that's what they're saying publicly. we're afraid two years from now when there's not attention on this, they're going to say something different. >> that's exactly right. and karen's willing to put her money where her mouth is. she will give the money back if that's the issue. if they're worried that at some point someone's going to do a story and there'

>> so after "the new yorker" ronan farrow story came out, any disclosures will lead to breach of contractill lead to significant monetary damages. we all know what that means. you get sued for $20 million. >> if they're saying she can talk now, doesn't that mean everything is taken care of. >> this week in the news but they have a right in perpetuity. >> but they say they have a right of the journalism with ami. >> i'm talking about silencing her. >> this specific story. >> about anything having to do with her prior relationship with donald trump. at this moment they're letting her tomorrow speak, but there's a lot of future moments. >> i'm trying to figure out what is her truth. wasn't this is a consensual relationship? >> it was consensual and an important relationship for her. i don't want to speak for her, but she had a relationship with him for ten months. >> does she regret having an affair with a married man? >> absolutely. >> at the time her lawyer was coordinating with michael cohen, colluding. is there any evidence of that? >> there's plenty of evidence. in the first instance, w

i want to bring in sunny hostin and "the new yorker's" ronan farrow who wrote the most detailed accountren mcdougall's alleged affair with donald trump. ronan, i wanted to begin with you. we heard a lot from karen mcdougal in your reporting in "the fonew yorker" already. but now, she's gone on tv and taken it a step further. are you surprised she's gone this far and does this signal that she no longer think she's bound by any agreement she signed? >> you know, i think that's the heart of the dispute right now, david. her representatives have said very clearly that they think this is an invalid agreement, a lot of the complaint that they filed after doing these interviews says, look, this is in the public interest that she reveal these truths. and i think that that is the heart of why we're talking about this. for me the issue here was never this consensual affair. it was what her complaint describes as her alleged participation in a censorship of the marketplace of free ideas is a phrase that's used in those filings. you know, that this was an effort to distort an election. >> to distor

so dylan farrow has actually criticised actresses and actors who have worked with her father, woody allendo you feel about that criticism ? you know, when i worked with woody i knew nothing about what had gone on, and subsequent to that there has been — obviously there has been allegations that have gone through the court. and i think it's always difficult to talk about those things, the people who have been victims of abuse or perceived abuse. but i'm also a big believer in the justice system and i think the justice system is an incredibly important arm to a functioning democracy, so these cases need to be reopened, i wholeheartedly support those things going back into court. the met police has apologised after two officers took a selfie at a murder scene and posted it on social media. uniformed officers from newham, east london, took the photo outside the stratford centre shopping centre on thursday, where a man had been stabbed and killed two days before. let's talk to our correspondent, jane—frances kelly, whojoins me now. just explain the background to what happened ? we know that ye