hoot gibson, the dive bomber pilot i mentioned a few times reflected on what they accomplish their by helping to turn the tide at guadalcanal. and in quoting him, he said, midway was not the turning point . nor did we have superiority over the japanese after midway, we didn't have air superiority until november 1942. i don't have to agree with him, midway was a huge victory but this was a big ty turner if you will at guadalcanal. as far as the spd's to wrap up the successes quickly, they'd been through four major carrier battles including the ones in guadalcanal . they helped contribute largely to sinking six japanese carriers and badly damaged others on three different occasions. a battleship, three cruisers and four destroyers had also gone down under spd bombs and avenger torpedoes. the spd's claimed more than 140,000 combatant sons of shipping sunk unassisted and nearly 50,000 tons sunk with shared claims. in six months time nearly 1/3 of japan's enable strength in carriers, battleships and cruisers had been sunk or disabled by dive bombers. this figure does not include some 15 tr

we don't see those dominant outings, those gibson kind of games much anymore. >> gibson, a guy who threwa one-hitter through seven and yanking him only to have the next guy come up and walk the bases full. it's already happened this year because of the idiocy of the pitch count. >> there's a lot of varying opinions about it, but you go back to the old days and not even that old, i remember in high school seeing curt schilling pit a shut out with 147 pitches. he had some injuries along the way. roy haliday, he pitched a shut out. one of the guys of the a's ended up getting hurt and people just don't -- when there's one example, one bad example, everybody wants to overreact and not be that by. yohan santana, first mets no hitter ever. later in his career terry collins really wants him to get it. santana wants to continue to pitch. 134 pitches he gets his no hitter, but it's basically the last good game of his career. he's kind of shot after that. nobody wants to have that happen on their watch anymore. >> so many good anecdotes in the book. i love the one about gaylord perry and president

i'm kend is gibson in washington, d.c.he majority of parents oppose impeachment, even though they believe trump lied about the mueller report. and the topic is even dividing the listen. >> i've been really careful about talking about what we would do if an impeachment came before us. >> i've focused on replacing him the old fashioned way. >> we should open proceedings in the house and the house can take a vote. >> i think there has to be a thorough investigation and i think the how democrats will do it. >> this president and his administration engaged in obstruction of justice. i think congress should take the steps towards impeachment. >> impeachment could help president trump into 2020. how? following president clinton's impeachment his popularity skyrocketed. the majority of americans oppose impeachment, but they believe that the president lied. >> there is no surprise that the president lies. that is why a lot of people who expected to get this -- >> what does this say about the american people? >> it says people know

>>jackie gibson's pastry shop is right across the street from the cathedral, the only time we ever goches christmas and easter and we good enough for them. and it's one that's still standing as it has for hundreds of years. the one that was burned down and a matter of hours. and moving forward francis set to hold an international architectural design competition to redesign this fire that fell over the course of these flames and even though the cathedral is still standing it's also about making sure it is stable at the beginning of what is set to be a long road. >>restoration reporting from paris. >>well president trump attended easter church service in palm beach florida. this morning. trump arrived at the church of the fest's by the sea and was joined by first lady melania trump and his daughter. tiffany trump. the president has celebrated easter at the same church before him a lot he were actually married they're back in 2005. earlier this morning. president wished followers, a happy easter on twitter and claimed he has never been happier or more content. a look outside long san fr

>>jackie gibson's pastry shop is right across the street from the cathedral, the only time we ever go to churches christmas and easter and we good enough for them. and it's one that's still standing as it has for hundreds of years. the one that was burned down and a matter of hours. and moving forward francis set to hold an international architectural design competition to redesign this fire that fell over the course. >>of these flames and even though the cathedral is still standing it's also about making sure it is stable at the beginning of what is set to be a long road. restoration reporting from paris. us. >>repairs of the sales force transit center in san francisco will begin in about an hour. crews will remove the temporary shoring system that was installed last october. this after they found a fracture on the ceiling of the 3rd level bus stack on the repair begins at 9 crews will also close fremont street between howard and mission until 5 in the morning that will go on through june 1st. well fire in oakland injures one person displaces several others why firefighters say. >>th

i'm kendis gibson in for david gura. as we come up on 72 hours since the release of the mueller report, no person is emerging as a bigger player than don mcgahn. hundreds of people were interviewed in the two-year investigation but no witness testimony was cited more often in the special counsel's report than the president's former white house counsel. i'd like to bring back my panel right now. i've noticed since we've sat down not a single person has dug into the "up" pastry plate. >> i'm fighting the urge and biding my time. >> you brought the cookies, right? >> i did bring the cookies. these are my mother-in-law's, she hand makes these cookies. she said to me today i want you to make sure that kendis gibson gets a cookie. he's such a nice man. i wish my daughter would have married him instead of -- well, i don't want to get into that. it's a whole family thing. >> i completely agree with your mother-in-law, by the way. >> that her daughter shouldn't have married me, yes, i know. >> i read the tweets. they really like

and claire gibson is a writer based in nashville, tennessee. born and raised in the u.s. military academy at west point she grew up captivated in the beautiful hudson river valley and long dreamed of writing a story that honored her childhood home and what inspired her there. her compelling stories of these experiences have been featured in the washington post, the science monitor, the tennessean, and many other publications. this is her debut novel. [applause] welcome to these two marvelous writers. i am going to open up the conversation and whenever i do these panels, we open up to the audience, they always asked the first question, where did you get your stories ? i was really interested when i was reading taya kyle's book, you came to woman stories during nonfiction and you came to fiction -- but you both there are stories of people who have to find strength and inner strength when they least expected it. how did you both come to the stories that you're telling. i guess that's my question. >> i think you're exactly right. there is a definite commonality here. it speak

mayor gibson was elected amidst heightened racial tensions in newark and three years after rights known as a long hot summer of 1967, claimed 26 lives. if some focus on housing and public health turn this tenure but was also criticized for failing to bring stable jobs to the local economy. andas tried on bribery fraud charges in 2001 and pled guilty eventually to tax evasion. the new york mayor wrote in a facebook message -- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show with the ongoing political chaos in the united kingdom, where parliament is preparing to vote today on a series of options for exiting the european union after rejecting prime minister theresa may's brexit plan for the third time friday. friday was supposed to be the day the u.k. left the european union. now the exit date is set for april 12. with the deadline fast approaching and still no deal, parliament is scrambling to come up with a deal backed by a majority. among the options on the table are remaining in the eu custom

i picked up a coffee of henry gibson's big-play, enemy of the people. i had not realized before the president was a student of norwegian literature. did you know that? it takes place in a smaller wage discoveryat hopes the of mineral springs will turn the sleepy backwater into a driving spohn. -- spawn. they discover that the miraculous springs are actually polluted and breeding typhoid and other diseases. it is naive to say he imagines the townspeople are gathering to a blood him as their savior from this calamity. then he discovers it is a political comedy -- commodity with political interests. his house is stoned and his windows are shattered and he was an enemy of the people. the next time you're dubbed an enemy of the people, please think of the term in the norwegian sense and where it as a badge of honor. [applause] make a delighted to spirit tonight for the first amendment. we have to fight hard for basic truths we once took for granted. of -- a piecech of parchment called the bill of rights. analysis, it sends between the free press and executiv

kyle gibson only allowing two hits till now. khris davis launching oneri to t center. that's out of here. his third of the season. buty the onl offense the orioles could manage, they lose 4-1. >>> of ladies, look at this. april showers but what about beer showers. milwaukee's ryan braun trying to make a catch. y instead, see it here. he gets a nice little beer shower from one of the fans. >> what? >> wait, is that likehe opposing team? >> it is. he tried to catch tal b too and. >> alcohol abuse. >> that ain't right. >> on a scale of one to gross, i'm thinking more. >> come on. a waste of beer at the ballpark. those are like $17. >> that's what i'm saying here. toomuch. >> all right. >> we'll go back t it. watching playoff hockey without the capital doesn't feel right, does it? with all top teams out, anyone has a chance to becomehe 2019 stanley cup champions. this afternoa trying to get one win closer over thei islanders. petr mrazek starting in net for the hurricant . he wouldn' there long. second period, moving across the crease suffering a lower body injury mrazek t

henson and tyrese gibson in "baby boy." later he moved into the action genre.ecting mark wahlberg in "four brothers." >> i went to make a toast to the greatest mother. >> singleton was just 51 years old. >>> coming up -- >> do you remember your first crush? >> j.lo put in the hot seat by her own twins. this could get uncomfortable. >> what? >>> plus the bizarre way kim k. is celebrating her baby on the way. >>> and kids steal the spotlight at kelly and 4-year-old is following in her mom's >>> minutes away on "e.t." rami >>> introducing my new.t." rami spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. ♪ >>> see that right there, that's that new love smile when you're infatuated love style. miranda lambeth with he

henson and tyrese gibson in "baby boy." later he moved into the action genre.ecting mark wahlberg in "four brothers." >> i went to make a toast to the greatest mother. >> singleton was just 51 years old. >>> coming up -- >> do you remember your first crush? >> j.lo put in the hot seat by her own twins. this could get uncomfortable. >> what? >>> plus the bizarre way kim k. is celebrating her baby on the way. >>> and kids steal the spotlight at kelly and gwen's big premiere and how kelly's 4-year-old is at kelly and gwen's big premiere and how kelly's 4-year-old is following in her mom's everyone could use a little romance... even your feet.. the (new) amopé pedi perfect with diamond crystals gives you smooth results in just seconds that you'll fall in love with instantly. available at walmart in the foot care aisle. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® >>> minutes away on "e.t." rami malek, how the oscar (woman)

high in the atmosphere we had some dust from the sahara, which helps to gibson impressive sunrises this. that is how it looked in hastings. those areas of high cloud with saharan dust made the sunshine quite hazy this afternoon. the vast majority will be dry with may be the odds shower in the far south—west, chilly for north sea coast in eastern scotland and north—east england. but away from these areas open into the 20s, maybe 2a in the south, the last day we will see temperatures like that.. most temperatures like that.. m ost pla ces temperatures like that.. most places will be dry with clear spells this evening and overnight, developing across eastern scotland and north—east england and cheri rain approaching the south—west. maybe the odd thunderstorm, that is a sign of things to come tomorrow. low pressure firmly in charge. the frontal system works north eastwards, bringing outbreaks of rain, especially across the south—west of england first thing. ahead of that we are likely to see some heavy, thundery showers breaking out, all the while the northern half of the uk is likely to st

but the pibliccal efforts largely faded from the screen until. 15 years ago when mel gibson released passion 2406 price. >> we said my goodness, do we have eleading him. >> so dwr franken sign -- >> what a lot of christians didn't releze me was. >> kbaer near lat. >> and unfortunately you get >> they gros and rod in, six money. are there movies that give faith-based films a bad news? >> they're made by 35sers and easter. bl they're learning the art of film making at one of of the largest >> amen. >> reporter: for the past tw years these student' driven production. >> we've studied people coming before us, good dpim is good fim. i know people -- so just having that i have a ground that moves. >> >>. >>> there are more christian production mumpanies. he's tlr director of the films crew. frors you can actually. platforms like pureflix with movies that provide an alternative to hollywood's sex and violence that parents say is right for her children. >> i'd rather have them spend two and a half hours that's going to benefit them and strengthen them from the inside out. >> do you find me a

i'm kendis gibson at msnbc headquarters in new york. a rare sighting in easter sunday, we are not talking about the easter bunny. >> will you testify before congress, sir? >> so that's what robert mueller sounds like. speaking, briefly. first time on camera since the release of his report. plus what's next? democrats on capitol hill are set to talk about political strategy of that fallout from the report as the "i" word impeachment hangs over their sunday. attacks devastating and deadly blasts in southeast asia and confirmation that several americans are among the dead. what we're learning that the hour. that's exactly where we begin as we come on the air 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the breaking news, u.s. state department confirming moments ago that several u.s. citizens are among the hundreds of people killed in the easter sunday attacks that coordinated simultaneous blasts come just two days after u.s. naval fleet arrived in the south asian country for a week of exercises. officials are now describing the easter sunday blasts as a terror

debbie gibson is not only in your dreams. ♪ it was only in my dreams we've got her live in studio with brand-new music. ♪ the boys in the band the boys in the band ♪ >> plus, blue bubbly anyone? cheers. >> and amber's got everybody breathing heavy again. >> hi, girls. oh, i'm getting strong by zumba today. >> it's all happeni r

since jackie robinson broke baseball's race barrier seventy two years ago players like hank aaron bob gibson willie mays and ernie banks have been among baseball's greatest but times have changed now out of seven hundred fifty active players on major league teams just fifty one are african-americans one reason is economic says angels coach anthony manual amateur baseball is turned into a travel ball. and in order to do that there's a big cost that goes along with that from monthly fees to uniforms to paying for the tournaments and not saying that african-american kids don't have to have money but a lot of the houses that are single parent families and it's a little tough for you know to keep jury manuals mission is interesting more african-american kids in baseball are really in. that. there's going to be a tremendous turnaround but there's more to it than just numbers the goal of this program goes well beyond college baseball scholarships or even majorly contracts it's also about building character and giving back to the community winning jerry manual says isn't everything but it's more abo

i'm kendis gibson here at nbc headquarters in new york. and it is a holiday weekend. if you thought the president was taking time off twitter, he's not. this morning he ramped up the no collusion, no obstruction tweets and even a video. but have americans had enough. the new poll numbers released after the mueller report with the president's approval numbers taking a big hit. how low can he go? well it is the lowest he's been all year long. and in the meantime democrats have issued a subpoena for the unredacted version of the report. their end game may be blurred. to impeach or not to impeach and it has drawn a fissure between the party. >>> and joe biden's return to ready to run. details on his big announcement to take back the white house. >>> but first, president trump wrapping up a round of golf in the sunshine state but the mueller report is hanging over him like a dark cloud. believing he's the best messenger in the white house he was on twitter this morning leaning on familiar phrases like no collusion, witch hunt, attacking the findings. at the same time democ

in a freezing risk the commonwealth games gibson moments are occurring when talking germany or europe acquiring its own. anyone are we heading into a new cold war. fifteen. d.w. . closely. listen carefully. to suit your needs to do a good. job the edge of. discovery the ultimate. player. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild motto w correspondent at the baker can stretch this second line with the unspoken sex by the team. cuts no. smoking recipes for success the strategies that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . when the researcher amazing people fight for survival at the money case on a budget flip of the budget when there's a floodwater comes up trying to waste on your clothes fast to everyone even to my place the lack of water is equally dangerous plenty to jump you can see people move south so they can plant crops and find food processor. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration the future of the right any appeal going to fix not if you want them probably

since jackie robinson broke baseball's race barrier seventy two years ago players like hank aaron bob gibson willie mays and ernie banks have been among baseball's greatest but times have changed now out of seven hundred fifty active players on major league teams just fifty one are african-americans one reason is economic says angels coach anthony manual amateur baseball is turned into a travel ball. and in order to do that there's a big cost that goes along with that from monthly fees to uniforms to paying for the tournaments and not saying that african-american kids don't have to have money but a lot of the houses are single parent families and it's a little tough for you know to keep jury manuals mission is interesting more african-american kids in baseball are really in. that. there's going to be a tremendous turnaround but there's more to it than just numbers the goal of this program goes well beyond college baseball scholarships or even majorly contracts it's also about building character and giving back to the community winning jerry manual says isn't everything but it's more about th

be up for life. >>> and good afternoon, i'm kendis gibson.gress to the white house, ohio congressman tim ryan wastes no time kicking off his bid for 2020. but how will he make himself stand out in an already overcrowded field of candidates? >>> plus tax exemption. the president's lawyer is fighting to keep his tax returns private. >>> and away from democrats, why the showdown over his taxes could end up in the hands of the supreme court. >>> and cyber crime connection and stolen credit cards and hacking services, details on a black market uncovered on facebook running for nearly eight years. but we will begin with 2020 and the democratic candidates who are fanning out across key states, stumping on another saturday. our road warriors are with them from iowa to ohio, as each candidate works to distinguish themselves from the growing pack. we begin in west des moines where beto o'rourke is take a cue and attending several house party. that is where garrett haake joins us live and shaquille brewster is covering the bernie sanders campaign near m

in droves and that's what a lot of our online community across the world really are commenting on gibson could xeno is saying in zimbabwe despite a local women's league no sponsorship is a veil even to the women's national team one point after an international assignment of women's team got five dollar allowances yet the men's team is pampered with goodies training facilities are substandard no german obviously a modis that reflect how she feels about this that also most resonate with you hope . oh i say i didn't see all the emotions i had i was joking i don't think so g.'s more importantly but all the things you mention yes i actually was getting quite angry to be honest because we have all of these global issues and so many different teams are facing similar situations but when you take the american team and then you take a team like to make that it's very different in the challenges that we face are very different but at the same time it's still sexism and there still huge disparities between the men and women so i get angry because i think of how we have if we have people in place to

mara is currently eating solid fish and swimming on her own, but gibson, the younger of the two, is stillew home and will soon be ambassadors for their endangered species, providing millions of guests with a chance to learn more about them. after a chilly few days it will feel a little warmer this weekend, with a reversal of fortu nes com pa red a little warmer this weekend, with a reversal of fortunes compared to what you may have had during friday. if you had the sunshine, this view from northumberland, expect more cloud. if you had clouded outbreaks of rain because of an area of low pressure sitting to the south—west, you will have some rain through friday, expect things to be drier. low pressure declining over the weekend, and cloud and patchy rain or showers over the weekend. we will switch things around for the weekend, just to reinforce the point, eastern parts of the uk, the chance of rain and showers. a drier picture, sunnier and it will feel warmer. looking at saturday, cloud and patchy rain through much of scotland. lots of south—west, sunny for north and western wales, some pa

government's argument reprieves jennifer gibson co-counsel for mr creme stated quote the government's assertion that it has the right to market some citizens for death based on secret information without affording them the legal protections offered by the constitution is chilling denying mr creme his right to meaningful due process in the grounds of national security would so they dangerous and terrifying press and i could not agree more going. in a five four decision that is being called barbaric by death penalty opponents the u.s. supreme court ruled that the missouri death row inmate russell buckley who can be executed despite underlying medical issues buckley it wasn't convicted in one thousand nine hundred six of slaying his in the one thousand nine hundred six lang of his ex-girlfriends partner michael sanders he was also convicted of kidnapping rape and stalking buffalo who was sentenced to the death penalty has a condition. called cavernous head man gianni mum he contends that if given a lethal injection the tumor in his throat which is from this condition would burst causing

so i picked up a copy of henry gibson's great way -- enemy of the people. i hadn't realized the president was a student of norwegian literature. did you know that. [laughter] the drama takes place in a small norwegian town but close to the discovery of mineral springs will turn the sleepy backwater into a thriving spa. the hero discovers that the miraculous springs are actually polluted and breeding typhoid and other diseases. in his naivete, he imagines the townspeople are gathering to applaud him as their savior from this calamity. then he discovers, the truth is a political commodity defined by the town's business interests. and he is prosecuted for truth telling. his house is stoned. his windows are shattered. angry mobs around him as an enemy of the people. the next time you are dubbed an enemy of the people, please think of the term in the norwegian sense and where it as a badge of honor. [applause] . am delighted tonight we now have to fight hard for basic truths we once took for granted. we gather here in perfect security because of a little piece o

. ♪ next week, don felder's gibson double-necked guitar will join them. ♪ it's the instrument felderay "hotel california," the masterpiece he cowrote for the eagles. it will be shown along with keith moon's custom drum set, jerry lee lewis' baby grand piano, and john lennon's 12-spring rickenbacker. at the met's exhibition "play it loud." it's the first time an art museum has honored the instruments of rock 'n roll. >> this is chuck berry's guitar that he used to record john my b good, the first great rock an then about a guitar player. ♪ >> it's still got the traveling tags on the case. >> yeah, chuck berry on the case. it's as pure as you can get. >> reporter: jason dubney is curator of the met's musical instrument department. >> i think we're celebrating these amazing artists. >> reporter: he spent five years organizing the exhibition with the rock & roll hall of fame. these are ringo's drums? >> this is his first lovely drum set. he bought this in 1963. >> reporter: featuring the same drum head used on the beatles' ed sullivan show appearance in 1964. >> he really wanted the drum

slam titles before defeating nazi germany and fighting to desegregate the sport by demanding that gibson could play in the u.s. open. it is the home of those who depend on the courts for joy, health, competition and community. during the 150th anniversary next year the lisa and douglas goldman tennas centers opens to the next 25 years. the $27 million renovation will feature a clubhouse and new lights with 27,000 hours of play and garden for spectating and the pickleball court and the program at the tennis learning center. it will provide one-on-one tutoring and life lessons in leadership and teamwork through the game of tennis. most strongly symbolizing the unbreakable bond a large mural in the clubhouse will display the words love all. projects like this don't happen. they take determination and partnership and leadership and civic generosity. today i want to thank the tennis coalition for the park that got this project going and for the gensty, experty and help along the way. my hats off for the outstanding leadership. thanks to the leadership of our donors, lisa and douglas, the fish

. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zach. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that guitar to school so break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that helped break down the barrier a bit. >> but three weeks in, home sickness, called parents. had had enough. >> embarrassing, i was crying, i said can't do this anymore, need to come home. >> we said no, you made a commitment, you're a man. you gave your word. >> how hard was it to say that? >> really hard. >> wasn't the answer i wanted to get but in retrospect, really glad. >> zach tried to make it work. then one night when the teachers got together there was someone new. another teacher just returning from sunny vacation. >> beautiful tanned georgia coming back from croatia. >> a recent university graduate herself from new zealand. teaching and living on a nearby town on the coast called noda. in october all went to karaoke bar. >> found out she was a huge fan of kiss. and myself loving rock and roll, sparked my interest. >> did it seem the same the other way around? >> no because i didn

we're not done with this conversation kourtney gibson, thanks for your thoughts today. >> thank you foring me, morgan thanks. >>> bank of america ceo brian moynihan reacts to what contributed to the retirement of ceo tim sloane. >>> first larry kudlow with his take on the potential economic impact of osg clinthe border with mechanixico his comments we when we come back measure up? a cfa charterholder does. you've worked hard to grow your wealth. make sure you're working with a wealth manager who can grow with you. cfa charterholders have the investment expertise to unlock opportunities other advisors might not see. learn what a cfa charterholdr can do for you at therightquestion.org val, vern... i'm off to college and i'm not gonna be around... i'm worried about my parents' retirement. oh, don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... ...dealing with today's expenses... ...like college... ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay... without me? um... and when we knock out this wall imagine the closet space? yes! oh hey, son. yeah, i think t

my friend, kendis gibson, picks it up now. you on all yours. >> thanks to you have. a great weekend, good day. >>> i'm kendis gibbon at msnbc headquarters in new york. horror at a passover holiday celebration when a man opens fire in a synagogue near san diego. one person is dead, and three others are injured including the rabbi and yet another act of violence that appears to be motivated by hate. details of an open letter believed to have been left by the gunman just hours before the shooting. >>> plus, tensions between william barr and house democrats continue to boil. all of this after the attorney general threatens to skip out on thursday's hearing with the house judiciary committee. >>> and a battle of the ages. now poll numbers have joe biden as a clear front-runner for the democratic ticket. but they also reveal a weak spot for his campaign. is the former vice president lit enough for america's millennials? >>> we are going to get started on the left coast in san diego. we're going to start with the rabbi from that tragic southern california synagogue shooting

i'm kendis gibson at msnbc headquarters in new york.talking about the easter bunny. >> will you testify before congress, sir? >> so that's what robert mueller sounds like. speaking, briefly. first time on camera since the release of his report. plus what's next? democrats on capol

first of all, i do want to thank and appreciate the work of lisa gibson and the planning department's environmental review unit, and the original 1983 negative declaration is in the file together with a very cogent and detailed analysis dated april 11th, which is also part of the file. i'm saying this mostly for the edification of supervisor haney, this is legislation that, in conjunction with rosemary at the housing division of d.b.i. and extensive community input, i introduced in november of 2016, cosponsored by supervisor kim, he and others, and signed into law on february 17th of 2017 by mayor lee, which was a comprehensive set of revisions to chapter 41 of the administrative code. all of that is not what's before us here, what is merely before s. is the change from 32 to 30 days, and relative to the contention made by one of the members of the public, first of all, this legislation was actually introduced in january and has been before this committee before, and most importantly, it is actually not going to be acted upon today, what is going to be continued for yet another week s

. >> reporter: jackie gibson's pastry shop is right across the street from the cathedral. >> the onlywe ever go to church is christmas and easter and we go to notre dame because that's our church. >> reporter: and it's one that's still standing, as it has for hundreds of years. but one that almost burned down in a matter of hours. in paris, i'm omar jimenez reporting. >>> president trump is taking to twitter to share his frustration of details included in a redacted report that was released to the public. he is calling the special counsel highly conflicted. he's also lashing out at aides who gave statements to mueller's team. mr. trump used an expletive to describe portions of the report and says the investigation itself should never have been authorized. following the public release of the mueller report, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway and house intelligence chairman adam schiff are on this week. you can watch the full interviews right here at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> a woman is caught on security cameras throwing seven newborn puppies in a garbage heap. this is video in coac

jackie gibson's pastry shop is just across the street from the cathedral. >> we go to church twice ater and christmas. that's our church. >> reporter: and it's stood for a number of years and one that almost burned down in a number of hours. >>> president trump is taking to twitter to share his frustration with details included in a redacted version of robert mueller's report that was released to the public. the president is calling the special counsel highly conflicted. he's also lashing out against aides who gave statements to the team. he said the investigation itself should never have been authorized. >>> following the public release to the mueller report, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, and adam schiff, with george stephanopolous this week. >>> 20 years since the massacre at columbine high school. 12 students and one teacher died in the mass shooting. it wasn't the first school shooting, but two decades ago it signalled a cycle of deadly and tragic incidents including sandy hook and parkland, florida. students say this year's remembrance hit them harder. >> this ye

. >> reporter: jackie gibson's pastry shop is across the street from the cathedral. >> the only time we go to church is christmas and easter. that's our church. >> reporter: it is one that is still standing as it has for hundreds of year in a matter of hours. >> reporter: moving forward francis set to hold and architectural design competition to redesign the spire over these claims. even though the cathedral is still standing and is also about making sure it is stable during the long road to restoration. reporting in paris, i'm omar gimenez. >>> president trump attended easter sunday services, the church of bethesda by the sea in palm beach florida, walking into church with first lady milani a trump and his daughter tiffany. this is the same church where the president and mrs. trump were married in 2005. calls for impeachment proceedings grow louder, all eyes are on house speaker nancy pelosi. she's been reluctant to join the course. melissa caen reports that may be because of what happened the last time the house impeach the president. >> republicans, wake up. >> reporter: in 1998,

being a dutiful historian i thought i should research my audience so i picked up a copy of henric gibson'speople. i hadn't realized before that the president was a student of norwegian lit cerature. did you know that? people are taking their comedians seriously and their politicians as a joke and that certainly describes our top topsy-turvy moment. our founders were literate and none more than so than hamilton, an immigrant who arrived thank god before the country was full. my main theme here tonight is that relations between presidents in the press are inevitably tough, almost always adversarial, but they don't need to be steeped in venom. >> i want to go back to jacob smirnof who provided comic relief -- anita mcbride said of the 12 white house correspondence dinners the one you were at was the first, you give him a thumbs off. what did you think as someone who's been there and stood behind that podium before? >> well, it was very exciting and also nerve-wracking because before they introduced me the mc was trying to get the attention of the crowd, and the crowd did not pay any attention