in garner is pointing out a very important idea here.estment is universally loathed, that often means it's done going down because everyone who was going the sell has already sold in short, she's wondering who the heck is left to sell u.s. treasuries here? second, when you have a massive net short position in anything, it sets you up for rebound at some point in the future hey, think tesla, right? because sooner or later, the short sell groergs s are going o ring the register. basically, garner thinks this trade has gotten overcrowded that's key term when you talk about short selling. overcrowded. and when the shorts are unwinding their positions, therefore it's going to create a fierce rally next, take a look at this chart, which shows the seasonal patterns that we're dealing with the seasonal patterns of the ten-year this is a very important concept of how it's done in the past historically speaking, treasuries tend to rally in the late summer and early fall garner's experience is one of the largest seasonal patterns around and tends t

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>> i'm into jennifer garner right now. she just has it all together.of jennifer, we know she has had a tumultuous relationship with the paparazzi but now there are a couple of photographers who are opting for a more positive approach with the stars. >> blake, blake, blake! >> that was awesome. >> from getting a beaming blake showing off her fashion game -- >> maximum of a couple hundred bucks. >> to maggie gyllenhaal running errands and staking out newly engaged ariana grande. >> so, we're pulling up to ariana's apartment. >> these paparazzi are busy. no grande, but fiance pete davidson is happy to chat even though they're camped outside of the "snl" star's home. >> what's good, pete? >> start rolling, you might get in an accident. >> it's easy to poke fun, veteran cameraman cesar pena's industry colleagues are infamous for catching celebs in unfortunate situations. but cesar and his partner miles diggs wanted to change that negative perception. they call themselves the #positivepaps and follow this mantra -- >> treat people the way you want to be trea

jennifer garner is clearly trying to help her ex.important to his sobriety in the past, we'll see if she will play a critical part of this next chapter on his road to recovery. >> great to hear that he is getting help. >> absolutely. >> we wish them -- >> extraordinary. >> thank you, kristen. >>> now, sheinelle has news. >> at 2:00 p.m. eastern, olive garden's never-ending pasta pass goes on sale. last year, the passes sold out in one second. and this year they are going bigger than ever. the italian chain not only offering their traditional deal, eight weeks of unlimited pasta for $100, there are 23,000 of those. but look at this. new this year is their annual pass. that's 52 weeks of unlimited carb combinations for $300. >> wow. >> that's less than $1 a day for pasta all year long. there are only 1,000 of the annual passes. and social media users already have their eye on the prize. janette writes, omg, for a whole year? i can't think straight. nicole says, my brain says heck yeah, but my body says no. rochelle says, for the love o

garner's focus remains on their children.t with a young playboy mod sne --l? mo certainly not. what she ultimately cares about his sobriety. garner has had a strong stint with alcohol addiction. the justice league star finishing another rehab visit in march, 2017. posting on facebook and thanking garner for her help. writing i'm lucky to have the love of my family and friends including my co parent as i've done the work i've set out to do. these theteps being taken with positive recovery. affleck is again taking his next step toward a healthier future. >> jennife garn ser clearier is trying to help her ex. we'll see if she'll play a critical part of his next chapter. >> great to hear he is getting help. >> she's extraordinary to co to help him. he's the fatherf her kids. >> thank, kristen. >>> chanelle is in the f orange ro carson. she's got good news for pasta lovers. >> prepare yourself. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern olive garden's never ending pasta pass goes on sale. last year 22,000 passes sold out in one second. this year

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also according to "people" magazine garner is not concerned about who he's dating.ment from ben or jen but a sign of unconditional love. really tough. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning. it is 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." today, there is a look into the impact of pot having on impaired driving as the chp is meeting with officials in ireland. the event is open at the alameda county office of emergency services. how is the traffic this morning? >> not great. issues with the lingering one with mass transit and b.a.r.t. and major delays between antioch and pittsburgh stations. it is due to the switching problem on the track. at least 30 minutes delay s s i that area to single track around the issue. southbound 680 slow in walnut creek slow here due to earlier crash in martinez. >> you can see the air ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric c

oh, he used to date jennifer garner. mcauliffe -- all these things.at the jennifer garner of it all is ben affleck's career which could be on the line. the court of public perception he is going to rehab for the third time. this is batman. family-friendly franchise. >> she is trying to hold the whole family together and the careers to some extent. this is duncan hunter who i interviewed last night. it's gotten attention in terms of what he said about the indictment. 47 pages of campaign finance violations. they bought fast food and everything and charged it to the campaign. here he is when i asked him about whose fault is really is. >> she was also the campaign manager, so whatever she did will be looked at, too. i didn't do it. i didn't spend money illegally. >> martha: ah! i didn't do it. check out my wife. she is the campaign manager. >> i mean, the guy's body language, the way he presents himself. i know he is innocent until proven guilty. what kind of a wimp blames their wife? number one. number two, he shouldn't cross her, because if she does an

his estranged wife jen garner behind the wheel.ng extraordinary. jen confronted the papp paparazzi outside ben's home politely asking them to back off. >> just out of respect can you give some space? >> yes. >>> also in the news before taking ben to rehab jennifer garner had the spotlight on her for a different reason. she got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> kevin frazier got to talk with jen about her new movie "peppermint" and then we got the exclusive with the woman who helped her pull off the crazy fight sequences in the movie. >> simply put, jen is one of the nicest stars in hollywood, but in the film she transforms into a cold-blooded killer out for revenge after the death of her young daughter and husband. >> what do i want? i want justice. >> have you ever killed that many people in a movie before? >> it is a very high body count. this is a fantasy movie. it's definitely not my typical kind of film. >> it took a lot of training for those fight scenes. it's all her in the movie, but her stunt double of 17 years shaw

>> i still can't get over seeing his ex, jennifer garner, driving him there to the center.nd now we have new details about ben's road to recovery. a source tells "e.t." today that jen's relieved that ben is many safe place. friends who saw ben's rapid decline are breathing a sigh of relief. we learned that he's checked into this malibu rehab. the upscale facilities includes brate taking trails. this is the actor's third rehab stint >> no question he's going to be detoxing. that's a very, very important part of the process. >> reporter: this doctor specialist said the next few days are critical. >> he'll wake one a loft shame and guilt over what he's done. that he's relapsed that he's hurt his family, his children. >> one crucial factor in ben's recovery -- his ex, jen garner. >> can you guys please do me a favor? >> yes, yes. >> just out of respect, can you give some space? >> the actress plead with the paparazzi before driving him to rehab on wednesday. >> thank god she was proactive to help her ex and the father of her children. jen definitely saved ben's life. >> just gi

with destale. >> so they may not be together anymore but jennifer garner is clearly still there forpeople" magazine reports garner went to his home urging affleck to get help and it appears he listeninged. hollywood heavyweight ben affleck is heading back to rehab for alcohol addiction for the third time according to "people" magazine. you can see estranged wife jennifer garner behind the wheeling with affleck sitting in the backseat visibly distressed. "people" magazine confirms garner drove him to a treatment facility in southern california after she allegedly interve 46r- week for affleck. just days ago people also reported that he split with saturday night live producer linsey shookis after being together for a year. >> they will be taken. >> reporter: the two-time academy award winner thapged his wife from the oscar stage in 2013. >> i want to thank you for working on our marriage for ten christmases. it's good. it is work but it's the best kind of work and there's no one i'd rather work with. >> reporter: two years later the couple separated. then last year affleck opened up a

as jennifer garner takes the opposite approach.nside her hard-core workout. >>> then, getting that markle sparkle doesn't come cheap. the duchess drops a million dollars on new clothes. >>> plus, rihanna keeps it real, spilling all of her beauty tricks. >>> and we reveal the celebs' cutting-eng beauty treatments. from the bizarre to the painful. and the strangest tip of all. >> you put that butt cream on your face. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> rihanna. kelly clarkson. beauty tips revealed. >>> let's start the style of the royal kind. meghan markle is redefining duchess fashion at every turn and it's come at a very hefty price, too. $1 million. it all started the day she became prince harry's fiancee. >> it cost a pretty penny to stay royal ready and according to royal experts meghan has spent more than a million dollars on her style. since linking up with harry. if you think she's getting glammed for free. think again. >> now that's married in, cover the cost of her royal working wardrobe. >> it was over $440,000 and he

>>> tonight jen garner checks ben back into rehab. >> can you give us some space? it's bad enough. >>> exclusive details on his relapse and the extreme lengths jen has gone the help him stay sober. >> you don't have a choice. >> brad sickened and saddened by angelina's public custody debate. >>> did jim parsons antheory"? >>> pink stops hernct. >>> our "that '70s show's" throwback thursday. 20 years since its premier, is the cast talking about coming back. >> i married my boyfriend on the show. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome. well, our top story tonight is heartbreaking. ben affleck is back in rehab, and it was his ex, jennifer garner who drove him there. >> it's sad to see him in this state now. the big question, what triggered ben's relapse? as jen rushed in to help? >> what up, ben? >> that's ben affleck in the backseat of his range rover, his a stranged wife behind the wheel. a few moments earlier, jen did aparazzi asking rdinary, she ou give some space? >> yes. >> to their credit, the photographers obliged although they did catch up with ben

. >>> and jen garner's concern for ben affleck. the moment she knew she had to get him into rehab. >>> plus, big surprises from steve harvey. >> i'm flipping the script. >> how he's completely changing his look and his talk show. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> happy 60th birthday, michael jackson. that's right. that would have been his 60th for the king of pop. >>> but first, big news about the tributes to aretha franklin. nischelle turner is in her hometown of detroit. star studded has become an understatement. >> yeah, we haven't seen a farewell, well, since michael passed away. this is tribute fit for a queen. i have so many details to share with you. "e.t." has learned that aretha franklin's family was so touched by ariana grande's performance on the tonight show they asked her to be part of her funeral and last night at her concert here in detroit, taylor swift paid her respects to the queen of soul. >> i'd like if we could have a moment of silence for her and everything he dshe did her life >> the funeral will be st

." >>> jennifer garner at church yesterday, she's determined to get life back to normal as her ex-benffleck spent his first weekend back in rehab and there's a surprising new development in their relationship. that's just minutes away. >>> let's begin with another big star who's heading to rehab, "america's got talent" judge mel b., she just revealed she's battling alcohol and sex addiction. mel b. says she's at a, quote, crisis point and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. despite that, the "america's got talent" judge is expected to attend tomorrow's live broadcast. the 43-year-old told the british tabloid "the sunis season of "agt," and, quote, it has to be in the uk because i am very, very british and i know that will work best for me. yesterday, mel posted this instagram video with her daughter, and right there on the table, the self-help book "heal your ptsd." the former spice girl, who has been working on a memoir called "brutally honest" says, the past six months have been incredible difficult for me, adding that the process has forced her to relive an emotionally a

the song "a rose is still a rose" would garner a grammy nomination for best r&b song. >> she had thee year she'd surprise us all when she stepped in at the last second for an indisposed opera singer luciano pavaratti and lay out the crowd with the aria. ♪ >> reporter: with the depth of her soulfulness beyond question, aretha could display a playful side as she did with diane sawyer in 2000. >> i like to do some -- this kind of spoon because it keeps you from having lumps. >> i always get lumpy. >> very slow. you have to do it very slow, almost work through the grits so it doesn't form a lump. oh, there was a lump. >> what is that? >> no lumps. >> really, no lumps. >> men don't like lumps. not those kind, anyway. >> reporter: she'd earn so many honors. the first woman inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> how did you feel when you first heard the news? >> i was highly flattered, absolutely flattered. it's a wonderful feeling to be alongside your contemporaries and to be the first woman just was kind of overwhelming. >> reporter: president after president chose the queen of

now, garner said, i'm a captain in the same army. and i'm standing here as contemporary commander in the camp in which i was disgraced. as i look up, this gray-haired commander had tears running down his face. all i could manage to say was, look, garner, i know you will do a splendid job, unquote. according to ike, to this day whenever we stand and salute the flag, that memory is with me. unlike the infantry camp a year earlier actually received a name called camp cole, after martial cole. camp coal occupied the same ground as the previous year's infantry camp, but more structures were authorized and a target range was situated some two miles south of camp near big round top. additional hospital accommodations, the conversion of some of the old stables and warehouses in the personnel quarters, and the procurement of heating camps for the base facilities were required, all to the tune of $17,000. they requested funding for these projects on april 18. $20,000 had already been allocated two months earlier, and he indicated that the prev

the zoot suit itself, just like the rest of popular culture in the world that we live, garners its means from the context in which it was worn. more on this in a few minutes. but i want to begin by sharing two stories of the zoot suit during world war ii. that i think illustrate the different racial experiences that came with the zoot suit. and to under score that it meant different things to different folks. the first comes from a very well known former zoot suiter by the name of malcolm little. most of us known him by malcolm x. anyone read the auto biography of malcolm x? it's a crucial and critical piece of literature in history that we should all take a look at at some point in our lives. before he became malcolm x, he was malcolm little. this is long before he was a member of the nation of islam or became an icon of the civil rights movement. and early on in the pages of his auto biography, malcolm little recalls venturing to his local army recruitment office during the early years of world war ii. this is in new york. he rolls through the front doors of the armed forces depot quot

if part of my argument is that the zoot suit garnered its meaning from the context in which it was worn, right, world war ii, and that to where the zoot suits on the streets of los angeles in june 1943 pardon my french of getting your ass kicked by white sailors and activists, it didn't mean the same thing. say in the late '90s and early 2000s when scores of youth were wearing them to prom. so we need to think about the shifting historical context of world war ii in order to understand fully what the zoot suit meant in that time and place. so let's talk a little bit about the shifting context and history of world war ii. i'll leave the outline up there as we make our way through so you can follow along. world war ii brings massive changes to the american economy, politics, and related social and cultural worlds that mexican-americans, again, these young folks who are coming of age as american citizens in numbers larger than we've seen up to this point in mexican-american history. as a number of u.s. historians, most in fact have argued over the years, world war ii helps pull the country

garner picked him up at his home nd l.a. a took him in yesterday. affleck has long struggled with alcohol. he went to rehab back in 2017 and t vowed stop drinking. gar nr and affleck have three children togeer. >>> aerosmith rocker stephen tyler fed up with the songs being used during political rallies. president trump used several of his songs earlier thi week. tyler's attorney sent out a cease and desist rally saying the use of the songs gives a false impression that tyler is endorsing the president. tyler insists it's not about politics. he says he doesn't allow anyone to use his songs without permission. >>> we're learning more details about aretha than franklin's funeral. h representing h song freeway of love. expected performers include stevie wonder, jennifer huon, yolanda adams and jennifer holiday. her funeral is set for august 31st. >> you think that will have hig? rati going to be amazing. >>> now to a different celebrity, this one celearating rs in d. v. talkin about ben's chili bowl. w thisk marks six decades sense the landmark u street

we have taken this long to see any action on the eric garner case, so hopefully moving forward we will pay more attention. host: associate professor of sociologist baruch college at new york city-cuny. thanks for being part of our conversation. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are joined by shawn harper, from the west coast, with the university of southern california. we have been going across the country this morning, talking about relations, race relations and maybe more specifically police and community relations. give us a sense of how things are in the southern california region, on race relations? guest: thank you for having me. before i answer that question, i want to respond to something that a previous caller said in w e withe equated crim black people and suggested the reason there was no crime in his community was that there were no black people. i think that is part of the problem here. associations,e implicit and explicit associations of black people with crime. the realities and facts are that poor people are more likely to commit crimes than are black people. peo

meanwhile, next, jennifer garner. >> how do you feel about colton?jennifer garner just got her star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> so she has a new movie coming out, it's called "peppermint." as they do, they give out these things, she was accompanied by her three children there and her parents. the actress judy greer and steve kornell turned out. >> she took a moment to joke about where her star was placed on hollywood boulevard. it's between the very famous el capitan theater and the hooters. >> the famous hooters. right there. she says it will offer her employment opportunity if this acting thing doesn't work out. >> yes. they have good deals on chicken wings at el capitan. >>> finally a deal on pop music. >> the best held honor held so long by michael jackson's thriller more than 30 years has just been toppled by the eagle's greatest hits. >> the eagles greatest hits. you heard it right, has been a best ceil seller since its release in 1976 him it has now sold 78 million couples. >> they have sold 150 albums all goe together, they were up for

you didn't know who jack lemmon or james garner was? >> no!y, you know what's even worse? when i got to set i was like, "this is so cool, bro, i can't believe it." ( laughter ) because i did have an accent. i don't know where it went. i was shaking everybody's hands, like, "hey, how are you doing?" and this one woman was like, "hello, darling." and i was, like, "hello, i'm michael peÑa. what's your name?" she's like, "lauren bacall." and somebody was like-- she's like royalty. >> stephen: of course. wow. >> yeah, exactly. >> stephen: you said, "who are you" to lauren bacall? >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: the ghost of bogey is going to strangle you from the grave. ( laughter ) well, the new movie is called "extinction," aliens have come to destroy us all. quick question, do you believe in aliens? >> i think more yes than no. >> stephen: me, too. i want it to be true. i don't want to be alone. >> yeah, because the galaxy is kind of like a-- it's pretty big. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) it is. you know what? i believe it was albert einstein

led effort to defeat i sold garnered when it was stood up about four years ago. and how much might this be part of a continued effort by the trump administration to revive us policy under president obama. well i couldn't speculate to that point to precisely mariya but what i can say is that certainly given that brian hook worked here at the u.s. mission at the united nations under john bolton who is now the national security advisor certainly there has to be a share world view of what iran represents in terms of national security interests as well as the larger issue of regional hegemon e and so certainly you might see some policies being put forward or some strategies being put forward that might reflect their shared world view but really there are going to be a lot of questions about how effective this group can be because even though the u.s. says it does not want to see iran develop a nuclear weapon or to continue supporting groups such as hezbollah there has also been putting a lot of pressure on its allies to not do business with iran and that is something

the city had reached a ent withlion settl garner's family in 2015.meanwhile, other cases around the country have also relted in settlements into the millions. against that backdrop, here at its sprawling training academy in queens, the.y.p.d. ha" introduced thefair and impartial policing" training-- a relati at teaching officers about so-called "implicit bias." the concept-- which has gained popularity in recent years-- is ubconscious biases and stereotypes can influence a person's behavior, even if that person is not explicitly biased. >> reporter: each of the department's more than 40,000 members will attend the six- to seven-hour class. today, 19 of them, mostly lieutenants, were instructed on the science behind implicit bias. >> reporter: the traincosts the n.y.p.d.y.4.5 million. d. first deputy commissioner benjamin tucker explains the rationale behind opting the program. >> they've been prolific in termof their amount of departments they've trained. the feedback from those departments is that their officers were able to hear the a messag we've

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. >> reporter: jennifer garner gets her star on the hollywood walk of fame and she's out with her threekids and that's really sweet, and one more thing. it's comin to me now. so, jennifer garner was on "alias" back in the day with bradley coopy', and, l, you cannot even recognize him. you have to tune in to see if you recognize him. he looks like ellen/kato kaelin. >> he's actually directing a new movie. her new movie kicks b she does back in her days with "alias" so it's really fun to see. i love the flashback. >> >> you go flashback on me you don't recognize me at s all it's great. >> thanks, kit. have a good one. >>>>ake care. nd a new challenge for drivers. >> we'll tell you where you'll need to keep your speed down in northern virginia. >> after all sf themer rain we will show you how to get your garden back on track. labor day is just around the corner. which means one more day you don't have to sit here. here or here havertys labor day sale means you can sit here. here here. get $100 off every $1000 you spend for a limited time only. you deserve a better place to sit on your day

secretary general and on twitter garners a president who for said the government and people of garner first lady rebecca and i are deeply saddened by the news of the death of one of our greatest compactly it's mr kofi annan india's prime minister narendra modi said the world had lost not only a great africa diplomat and humanitarian but also a conscience keeper of international peace and security and they're on top diplomat java gerry's tweeted extremely saddened by the passing of kofi annan a towering global leader and unwavering champions of peace justice and the rule of law rest in peace my dear old friend our diplomatic editor james faith joins me now live from london the tributes pouring in james it's one thing to be for top of very well in diplomatic circles it's another thing to be respected especially in diplomatic circles and kofi annan was definitely the latter. he definitely was this was a towering figure on the global stage and i think you heard the emotion in the voice of the deputy secretary general moments ago real shock i think around the world in the diplomatic commun

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finally, one piece of footage from theresa may's trip to africa this week garnered a great deal of attentiond mainstream media, as dan walker acknowledged on wednesday's breakfast. when trade is on the agenda, the news footage is usually full of factories, hard hats and the occasional high—vis jacket. but it is a rather different image that has attracted much comment so far. the prime minister dancing with schoolchildren in cape town. the pictures have gained a lot of attention, but is it the sort of attention her advisers had been hoping for? further attention was then given to the prime minister's dancing style with a discussion on the subject prompting ann channon to write... and anne—marie plant agreed... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on... 0r e—mail... you can find us on twitter. and look at our website... that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. it felt nice and warm in the sunshine today, e

. >> he is being treated for alcohol addiction and his ex, jennifer garner, accompanied him to a facility in malibu. it comes after he was receiving an alcohol delivery at his home. he has had at least ious stints in rehab. the most recent last year. >>> turning now to the growing sexual assault scandal that landed a prominent figure in the me too movement on the other side of the accusations. >> asia argento is facing an accusation from a then underage actor. even as photographic evidence is surfacing. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: this image of asia argento in bed with 17-year-old jimmy bennett coming to light as the star forcefully denies allegations that she had sex and gave alcohol to the actor who was underage at the time. text messages obtained by tmz allegedly show argento texting to a friend, i had sex with him. it felt weird. i didn't know he was a minor until the shakedown letter. they met when she played his mother on the big screen. but the "new york times" reporting it received settlement documents from an anonymous encrypted e-mail outlining a $380,000 settlement bet

the carpet being waved in the stands caught the attention of rostov officials and, after garnering plentyclub invited the fan and his carpet to their training base. and things continued to escalate. by tuesday, rostov announced their carpet collection kit had gone on pre—sale for 2,500 roubles or $36. that got us thinking about other memorable — or not — football kits, like this offering from major league soccer side colorado rapids back in 2014 — complete with tassles. or this from spanish lower leage side leonesa — who celebrated their 90th anniversary in 2013 by wearing a tuxedo—style away kit. and, from the same country, lorca — who come from the region of murcia, known as the "market garden of spain" — produced this away kit five years ago, complete with a broccoli design. surely there should have been more brainstorming sessions for these kits, although i probably would have gone for the broccoli kit, it feels more healthy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. the bank h

garner's family, including all her children present at the ceremony.was steve carrel's speech that had her roaring. >> jen and i were cast against type as affable, ernest, slightly goofy parents. it was an acting challenge for us both, and i marveled at jen's ability to transform herself into the role of an intelligent, caring, loving mom. true chameleon. we had so much fun working together that we have not done it since. warmth, kindness, grace and dignity are just a few of the words that jen garner asked me to use when describing her. but how would i describe her? well, she makes me laugh. she's fun to be around. she's a complete professional. she likes good pizza. she's a great listener, and she's genuine. what you see is what you get. she's exactly the person you hope she's going to be. >> so sweet. >> by the way, if garner's dress looks familiar, it happens to be the same one duchess meghan markle wore the day before her wedding. fun fact for you there. >> did they share them? >> maybe. i don't know. finally one young drake fan got a surprise of a

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(grant) then - she garnered respect on and off stage.. tonight - we are remembering aretha franklin... we'll talk live the founder of tony toni tone - d'wayne wiggins...who preformed alongside the queen of soul. (grant) tonight at 5:30... always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) authorities across the bay area need help tracking down a child who may have been exploited. they are also looking for a man who might have information about the case. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the latest details. this is a case where (grant) in the north (grant) (grant) in the north bay. police have identified this woman... 43 year old lyesia james of woodland in connection with the murder of a fairfield woman last week. police say she knew the victim, 51 year old letha bell portis. they say the two women had a fight immediately before portis was killed on august 6th. according to police, james may currently be a transient in fairfield and they are asking for the public's help in locating her. (vick

she was the queen of soul who garnered respect on and off stage...."r-e-s-p-e-c-t"born aretha louise franklin in memphis, tennessee, the four octave range vocalist got her start at a young age in her father's church in detroit."he did say that at one point that one day i would sing for kings and queens, he did say that and i have."franklin won her first of 18 grammys in 1967 for best femalerhythm and blues solo vocal performance for "respect.""it was a civil rights mantra. everybody wants respect who doesn't want respect."as a young woman in the 60s, she watched her father unite with martin luther king jr. to fight for equality. in 1968, she would sing at king's memorial service.in 1987, she was the first woman to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame"some of the things that have happened are unbelievable."with her voice and her formidable achievements in music and films like "the blues brothers," aretha is often st s. in 2015, franklin graced the kennedy center stage again -- this time to honor carole king who co-wrote franklin's 1967 hit so

this will certainly garner a lot of attention.t the report says is it points out the fact the civilian government and its leaders don't have the scope to control the military in myanmar but it does say she could have used her moral authority to work to prevent some of the crimes against the rohingya. a little background for our viewers who are recalling what happened just a year ago. we are talking about the recogniza muslims. they are a minority group in myanmar which is a predominantly british country. there was an attack staged by rohingya militants on border security posts on august 25th of 2017. the military responded in a way that is documented in shocking detail in this report. but this report says that the military certainly went well beyond the scope of any kind of campaign that it could have or should have conducted. the military had long contended they were working to clear out militants who had staged that attack. what we know now, rosemary-s that some 700,000 rohingya muslims fled what they called persecution running

that she was with the movement, and she comforted the family of eric garner. will never forget the funny story, andrea, she called me a couple of years ago and said, reverend al, what's your home address, she sent a check for the action network. i told her a couple of months later, i framed that check because you signed it. she said, boy, you better put that check in the bank. haven't you ever heard that you can copy a check? she was the tallest tree in the musical kind of forreest. but she never left her roots. that's the legacy she would want people to know. >> and of course the huge influence of her father and his tragic death during a robbery. i mean, he was such a major force. she wrote, put ms. franklin at the top of the rolling stone -- one of the greatest singers of all time. in tribute, mary j. blige wrote, "aretha is a gift from god. when it comes to expressing yourself through song, there is no one who can touch her. she is the women why women want to sing." roland martin, that makes me think about "natural woman," maybe my favorite song. >> it's in