in the meantime, detective gibson was waiting to hear from dr.t medical examiner for the city of st. louis. he had hired her to review that old autopsy report. >> the thing that struck me first just looking at the scene photographs was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> she says the photos show cory's body in full rigor mortis. like the detective, the m.e. believed the picture and curtis' story were out of sync. >> i estimate that the time of death was somewhere ten to 12 hours -- prior to her photograph being taken that morning. so, somewhere around 9.00 or 10:00 -- or 11pm the night before. >> in other words, the night of february 13th -- not the morning of february 14th as curtis claimed. something else bothered her: turner thought the scene appeared altered as though something under cory's arms was removed. >> why were her hands not resting on a surface and that surface-- whatever that object was that her hands had been resting on -- why wasn't it there anymore? >> reporter: turner noted the abrasion on cory's face and the cut inside he

the man behind the counter alan gibson refused the sale. student then tried to steal the bottle so gibson called the police. when the cops arrived they found the student and two of his acome polices beating gibson on the ground. those are the facts of this case. no one has disputed them. the students, in fact, pled guilty. the case should have ended there. but, because the student who shoplifted from the store is black. oberlin attempted to manufacture a hate crime out of it. swarms of entitled young progressives dessended on gibson's bakery and accused the family of racism. watch. >> we are here today because yesterday three students from the african that community were assaulted and arrested as a result of a history of racial profiling and racial discrimination by gibson's. >> tucker: all of this was slander. none of it was true. but oberlin's dean of students meredith romando continued to provoke the mob she distributed pamphlets calling the family racist. emails released during the trial row and dough attacked her own colleagues who def

unleashing the students on gibson's bakery. college administrators tried to put the bakery out of business they canceled the long-standing contract with the college. it nearly worked by the way. the gibson's took no salary for two years think late off most o their staff. they almost shut down the business. they then use their suffering for leverage in negotiations fo the college offered to reinstat the lucrative contract if gibso would drop charges against the shoplifter got gibson's refused and said they fought back and i the end they one. a former jury they whined that the $70,000 a year of school couldn't afford the judgment. that turned out to be yet another library tax documents reveal the school has more than a billion dollars in assets. phil jacobson is a professor at cornell law school and is the publisher of the he covered thi case from beginning to end virtually the only person to do so. he joined us tonight. >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me on. what you think having watch thi from the first aid

[laughter] gibson reallyudge put a priority on geographic clerk onnd he had his the west coast, and he had his clerks in the midwest. since i was from the east coast, i got the job. let's do the math, so there were 121,000 law students that year, so isolating the third years, that gets you to about 30,000, and east coast ever since about 30% of the population, to determine how many, you get 12,000. i was one of 12,000 lawyers that year who could have had that clerkship had the applied, and then as the icing on the cake, it turns out a judge gibson was nominated by the president to the eight circuit court of appeals in the middle of my application process. i did not even know it. thed up with a clerkship on eighth circuit court of appeals that i did not even apply for. good of me to apply to judge gibson to be sure, but certainly nothing to be intimidated about when you think about the clerkship. the second thing about the room where it happens is that all of you are capable of handling the most difficult issues in that room, those are the ethical issues. integrity, and justice. as to t

between gibson and two other college students.tudents are african-american. gibson, white. >> all he wanted was to have the truth come out. >> reporter: the student ultimately pled guilty to misdemeanor charges related to attempted theft. in the days after the altercation over than students protested. >> reporter: >> yesterday from the community where -- >> reporter: accusing the bakery of racism. and colin for boycotts. oberlin college stopped ordering from the bakery. in the lobster the gibson family claimed oberlin college is one of the administered is facilitated, urged -- encouraged illegal defamation and economic boycotts. a jury agreed, the bakery, $11 billion in compensatory damages. >> we are hopeful this is a sign that not only oberlin college but in the future powerful institutions will hesitate before wielding their power. >> reporter: fox news reached out to oberlin college. they did not get back to was put into our affiliate fox8 oberlin's vice president and general counsel sent a letter to be oberlin community sayin

all stemming from an incident in 2016 where three black oberlin students went into gibsons bakery, usede some bottles of wine and when they were confronted by the son of the bakery's owner, they say that the students knocked him to the ground and punched him. they initially claimed that they were racially profiled, but later admitted that there was no racism and the follow-up police investigation also found accusations of racism were baseless. but none of that stopped oberlin college which has been long a bastion of liberal activism from declaring war on gibsons including boycotts and protests involving hundreds of students chanting no justice no peace. they also argued in court that they used a bullhorn to orchestrate the protest and passed out flyers calling gibsons a "racist establishment with a long account of racial profiling and discrimination." remember the business relationship from the college on the bakery goes back 100 years. the college argued that all of the statement cited by the bakery's owners were protected speech. and the only reason the college temporarily stop doing

remember, this goes back to 2016 when three black oberlin students went in to gibson's bakery to buy got turned down they stole the wine. when the son of the bakery's owner confronted them the students knocked him down and beat him up. initially the students claimed they were racially profiled but later admitted yes, they did steal the wine and no, there was no racism. a police investigation also found that allegations of racism were baseless. but, instead of apologizing, oberlin college which has long been a bastion of liberal ache at thi activism ded war on gibson's boycott and allowing students to skip class to attend protests like. this we are out here today because yesterday three students from the africana community were assaulted and as a result of racial profiling and racial discrimination by gibson's. >> except the jury found it was the college that propagated the claims of racism, even passing out fliers that said, quoting: racist establishment with a long account of racial profiling and discrimination. and when the college stopped doing business with gibson's it ended a 10

at gibson's bakery. a white employee chased him out.r the family joins us now. lee, thanks for joining us. i've been following the case closely. bill jacobsen is doing great job. i saw internal emails from college administrators, back and forth, one insinuating they should zick the students on the bakery. was this a key factor in the suit against the college? >> good morning. it indeed was a key factor. the track of the emails actually ended up being very persuasive to all of the jurors. steve: what exactly did somebody at the school do that wound up with this verdict? >> so the administration of the school rushed to judgment rather than taking a step back to determine the true facts and to determine if truth still matters. the school administrators actually orchestrated and supported and supported the students without stopping to see what the truth was. ainsley: what was reaction from the family that owns the bakery, the gibson family? >> the reaction to the jury verdict was obviously very positive. ainsley: correct. >> and the jury ve

what happened here at overland and the gibson's store that caused the gibson's family to sue? 19-year-old kid went into gibson's with a fake id. he had wine bottles stuffed down his shirt. they tried to stop him from shoplifting. it turned into a tussle outside. paul: he was charged. >> yes. in addition, admitting this wasn't a racial incident. paul: how did it escalate into one where the store was accused of a racial incident. >> all three students present were black and they were aided an abetted by the dean of students who was handing out fliers, saying that this bakery is guilty of discream nation, d. paul: and saying that on pieces of paper. >> and cheerleading the protesters on. paul: the bakery said you're maligning us falsely, defaming uus and hurting our business and they sued under the defamation statute. >> they did suffer damages. the university pulled back on a contract. more broadly, you saw e-mails where some of the professors were saying let's smear the bakery, ruin the reputation, trying to get people to boycott it. the bakery fells falsely aligned, accused of

what happened here at overland and the gibson story that caused the gibson's family to sue.on. they caught the fake idaho. and he is wine bollard bottle stuck down his shirt.ed you have the student pleading guilty. how did escalate into one where they were accused. kind of having a knee jerk reaction. they were aided and abetted by the dean of the students. and also going with a megaphone and cheerleading these protesters on. the bakery said you are maligning us falsely. you are defaming us. and you're hurting our business so work in a sue. under the defamation statute. the university pulled back on dccount tacked for a little bit. you've saw e-mails where some of the professors were saying let's ruin its reputation. i think it was falsely aligned accused of racism and then suffered because of it. the court was sympathetic to that. a punitive damage addition of 33 million.. this is a big hit for overland. so where is the case does the case stand now. and it sends a message to other colleges. when the entity on campus is just to in this case shows that there is can be actual

the college releasing a statement that a jury $44 million award to gibson's bakery. gibson owners say that ohio college liable them during a dispute over shoplifting episod that triggered protest and allegations of racism read tonight, the massive punitive damages will not be the final word in the case. this week marks the one-year anniversary of the end of net neutrality. senator bernie sanders called i an egregious attack on democracy . the aclu called at the end of the internet as we know it. the gay-rights group glad says it could be a matter of life an death for lgbt q youth. the act of dumping homeless people out of one community and into another the hot button issue in southern california. was endless city officials say some of the richer neighbors la city councilman is joining us like to talk about that next. ow, just tease it a little. slather it all over, don't hold back. well, the squirrels followed me all the way out to california! and there's a very strange badger staring at me... no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car

so, this is where you get mel gibson in the patriot. or if you go to older disney movies, like the swamp fox, fighting in these guerrilla styles. it's difficult to know who is who. it also leads to heightened degrees of atrocity, where you have brutal reprisals against loyalists, patriots. and in one case, you have one commander, rutherford, who's in this frontier area. news reaches nathanael greene of potential violation of harm coming to loyalist women and children, their homes and property, and he is denouncing this fervently, saying this is not the war we're fighting. we're fighting a war based on principle, ideology, to show we are better. we have ethics. we have honor. proper treatment of trip -- prisoners, civilians. this is something washington even says. it comes to be known, sort of highlighted by -- this individual -- he is a british officer. he's tavington in the patriot. he is also in harry potter. no, it's not alan rickman. jason isaacs. blonde hair, cane, snakes. whoever that is. >> lucius. prof. smith: yeah, that guy. wh

. >> you talk about one man, blaine gibson, who has discovered roughly a third of the debris that hasow is a civilian who is unaffiliated with any official investigation the one who is making these discoveries? >> amazing story, actually. blaine gibson is the lawyer from seattle who has been wandering the world all his life, wears a great big fedora, an adventurer, and he decided he was going to find debris on beaches. he started looking for it. nobody else is looking for it. and he went to talk to some oceanographers in australia who told him where to look. he went there, madagascar and mozambique. and sure enough, started finding pieces. he also put out a network. he told local people, fishermen, people like that, he would pay for pieces they found so people started bringing him pieces because he would give them $10 for a honeycomb structure. >> and then those pieces were tested and eventually confirmed to be part of the wreckage. william, i wish we could really dive into the details of your technical reporting, because you lay it out there, what the data is. and i do encourage our

eric: let's bring in chris gibson, former three-term member of congress and a decorated retired armyof the book "rally point: five tasks to unite the country and revitalize the american dream," also a, was awarded the purple heart so, of course, congressman, we thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you, eric. good to be with you. thank you. eric: of course. what do you make of this, the russians apparently playing chicken? really, it's troubling. >> well, look, putin is clearly challenging president trump and the united states of america, and it's because you take a look at the changes that have happened over the last several years, president trump, america, we have changed the strategic calculus in the world. we've rebuilt our military, we're insisting on fair and reciprocal trade. now the trade deficit's coming down. we're insisting on our allies paying more, their paying more. got a deal yesterday with mexico. we'll still have to wait and see the results but, look, when you look at the trajectory of world politics, clearly, it's moving in our direction. putin sees th

for more on this, retired army colonel chris gibson, a purple heart recipient and former congress in.fer highlighted the fact that this is happening way too often, and a very little amount of time. in just three days, this is the second time the u.s. navy has accused russian forces are dangerous maneuvers. there was a russian fighter jet that flew dangerously close to reconnaissance aircraft in the mediterranean, know this. tell me this is no coincidence. >> is not a coincidence. putin is challenging trump of the united states of america. he has change the strategic calculus. he has helped rebuild the military. he is asserting our priorities across the world, with trade, with britain-sharing, and also with priorities such as south china sea freedom of navigation, monroe doctrine in venezuela, and if you are putin you are looking at this and saying, "i've got to disrupt this." because this trajectory is good for the united states, but not good for russia. >> julie: putin is playing with power. he is trying to overpower our president. he's also playing with fire. because there is no rea

almost 50 percent of india's workforce is in gibson agriculture this means new solutions are require more than ever to protect their livelihood and future proof with with the help of sustainable practices a new company called kit which means farming in hindi has come up with a solution to reduce the impact of crop failures by providing farmers with a stable income. i took out a loan from the bank for the 2nd time i used it to invest in my crafts but the rains have destroyed all of them. and the debts have accumulated so much that i can't breathe i felt that if i died at least then my wife and children would receive some help from the government so i attempted suicide by drinking pesticide of. india's farmers are suffering from the effects of climate change extreme weather heat waves droughts and floods is destroying crops across the country putting the livelihoods of millions in jeopardy one. in every 42 minutes in india that's super disturbing because i think that's the. that's the sign off that hopelessness and. despair and. why would any farmer warn their kids to come in to fight

i'm kendis gibson live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. american history 101. president trump says he didn't fire robert mueller because of a little lesson he learned from richard nixon. more on the rest of his latest interview including his interpretation of the special counsel's final report. as a new nbc poll reveals a surge in impeachment calls amongst democrats. >> you're trying to say now there was collusion even though he said there is no collusion. >> he didn't say there's no collusion. >> he said -- >> george, the report said there's no collusion. >> did you read the report? >> yes, i did. you should read it, too. >> plus poll problems. a new report claims the president's campaign is cutting ties with its own pollsters after a leak, the leaked poll had the president trailing joe biden is battleground states. according to the results of a new fox poll, biden isn't the only candidate he should be concerned about, and anger and outrage spilling out onto the streets of hong kong as protesters demand the city's leaders step down. the biggest protest in chin

scenes at their ongoing the mix tape tour with salt and pepper naughty by nature tiffany and debbie gibson. >>you know and everybody was day at the games toasted uh oh. >>music has lost a legend according to his publicist, louisiana native mac rebennack better known as doctor john has died of a heart attack and the singer songwriter and piano player known for such hits as right place wrong time she won multiple grammys and was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. doctor john was 77 in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>before we go a little peek outside we're checking in on the bay bridge to minor weight in the cash lanes but a great trip >>welcome back to the conference it is we're talking about the weather the beautiful weae on tap. we're talking about like walking outside lunch outside maybe go to the beach this week as absolutely like and the what's going to be a little bit cooler today, but still going to be really nice. so there's a little bit warm yesterday but comfortable island, yes, and that is the temperatures of them are going to see a warm up into the weekend. timing real

i'm kendis gibson. making the pitch, several candidates are in the palmetto state of south carolina courting the black vote at the black economic alliance and the issue is health care, education and employment. whose policy will resonate the most. >>> and what really happened in the persian gulf. president trump said iran is to blame for the tanker attacks and claims there is video to prove it but u.s. allies are raising doubts about the evidence. >>> and this -- >> i want to know how my mom died. i truly believe in some way, shape or form, the dominican republic is responsible. >> another american dies while on vacation in the dominican republic. the mystery surrounding deaths and the questions it raises about alcohol consumed in that country. >>> we're 11 days out from the first democratic presidential debate. the stage practically set for 20 candidates divided over two nights. you see them all there. as it turns out, the luck of the draw means four of the five top polling contenders will appear on th

i'm kendis gibson.resident trump attempted the humble brag for winning a trade war that he actually started, writing "everyone, very excited about the new deal with mexico," but according to new reporting from "the new york times" it turns out this deal is not so new. it writes mexico agreed to take border actions months before trump announced his tariff deal which prompted this four-part tweet storm from the president. there you see it. lashing out against the newspaper, calling it the true enemy of the people. joining me live from the white house lawn is nbc's ron allen. ron, give us a little bit of play by play of how the timeline for this whole thing unfolded. >> reporter: you have to remember there are ongoing talks between the united states and mexico about immigration problems at the border. and some of these principles that were announced as a big deal were apparently agreed to many months ago. for example, here's some of the timeline -- back in december of 2018, mexico agreed to expand the allo

included the taming of the shrew starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton and hamlet with mel gibsoneffirelli made his name as an opera director, on stage and occasionally on—screen. opera taught him how to deal with highly strung and highly talented performers. it is a simple as that, holding their hands. really dealing with vulnerable people. really charming little kids. they can't believe their luck and they are afraid. his experience proved useful when he made a film with a famously temperamental couple, richard burton and elizabeth taylor. i will not! sweet rest come to thy heart as that within my breast. his film version of romeo and juliet was nominated for an oscar but was controversial. olivia hussey, then just 15, appeared topless. franco zeffirelli, who started out as a stage and screen designer, was sometimes attacked for self—indulgence and sentimentality. but jesus of nazareth, made for television, showed a different and more austere side to his work. if my kingdom were of this world, my followers would have fought to prevent me from being captured. in 2004, he was give

geography teacher asks you what's buried in that texan shale you can proudly old freedom and all mel gibson from braveheart on them and don't even think of wasting your money on the dirty desperate gas coming from the wrong places seriously for some exporting those freedom allah kills from the us to europe is a heroic milestone akin to defeating nazis 75 years up to liberate in europe from nazi germany occupation the united states is again deliver a form of freedom to the european continent. and this genius freedom marketing is only the latest fad in america's push to monopolize the european gas supply chain ever since donald trump got into office his administration has been pushing the wall becoming increasingly aggressive with time we are committed to securing your access to alternate sources of energy so poland and its neighbors are never again held hostage to a single supplier of energy. so when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia. you're supposed to be going against russia and germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia. we have not depl

geography teacher asks you what's buried in that texan shale you can proudly old freedom and all mel gibson from braveheart on them and don't even think of wasting your money on the dirty desperate gas coming from the wrong places seriously for some exporting those freedom all accuse from the us to europe is a heroic milestone akin to defeating nazis. 75 years of to liberate in europe from nazi germany occupation the united states is again deliver a formal freedom to the european continent and this genius freedom marketing is only the latest fad in america's push to monopolize the european gas supply chain ever since donald trump got into office his administration has been pushing the wall becoming increasingly aggressive with time we are committed to securing your access to alternate sources of energy so poland and its neighbors are never again held hostage to a single supplier of energy. when germany makes a mess of oil and gas deal with russia. we're supposed to be guarding against russian security goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to russia. we have not deployed

miss gibson mentioned this project may be a nuisance. being a nuisance is not a definition of being a good neighbor, it's being a bad neighbor. if the city is not being a good neighbor in this instance, the project should be rejected. number two, the port director, in response to a question from supervisor haney, said that there were hundreds of interim leases that had not gone to the state lands commission, if i heard correctly. my strong suspicion is that those were public trust leases rather than nonpublic trust leases which is what we're talking about here. in any event, i would request those leases be put in the record in this matter. but let me just read the statute that the port drafted, ab 2797, section 7-e. a nontrust lease, a lease is by definition a nontrust use, shall be subject to approval by the commission -- it's the state lands commission -- as provided in paragraph sounds like there's some objections. i did not hear any remaining valid argument that had to do with ceqa, so in terms of that, i don't think there is a ceqa

posted -- protest of gibsons bakery and his wife confronted a black student who shoplifted win november of 2016. that episode triggered protest against the business. and oberland spokesman declined today. turkish foreign minister says his country will not bow to ultimatums. this comes after u.s. warned turkey it was excluding it from the f-35 jet fighter program over its deal with russia to purchase russian missile defense system. acting defense patrick shanahan informed turkey last week but training of pilots will end jul. that turkey will not be allowed to take final possession of four -- four f-35 aircraft abroad. hong kong picking up the pieces tonight when day after clashes between police and protesters grew violent. the demonstrations erupted over proposed legislation to allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial. the question for hong kong now, what is next? benjamin hall has the story. >> hong kong has ups and downs but the anger has not. the controversial extradition bill has led to concern but not counsel. and they will not rest until it's revoked. now many

i'm kendis gibson on what is turning out to be a very busy saturday. nearly 24 hours after a gunman cut short the lives of 12 people, the devastating heart break on full display. >> there was a lady on the stairs, unconscious and blood on her feet and the stairway and we didn't know what happened. >> we barricaded in the office. >> she text me and she's like, he's on my floor. the shooter is on my floor. >> he said get out of the building. you'll be shot. >> i don't know what kind of person would do something like that. >> this is the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. >> herbert bert snelling, who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and he's a resident of virginia beach. >> we want you to know who they were so when the days and weeks to come, you will learn what they meant to all of us. >> some tough moments within the last 24 hours for folks there in virginia beach. we are going to begin with the breaking news out of that area. city known for the big beaches and numerous universities and historic sites is making history, the

how many reports are we going to put up how many mr gibson's are we going to put up and look for what will be our our our patients there are depictions of their writing as are being tested time again and again and i think it's not only the internet i mean margaret the syrian government which are responsible for their crimes which is happening are the killing through which is taking place inside myanmar but also all the policymakers the politicians while leaders there are equally responsible because there were alarming signs which has which has been taking place near one yes being signaling alarming signs from 2012 from 78199192 now also be these said the use of genocide and the. fact finding mission if see it is genocide through the expertise so how many how many investigations how many reports are we going to put push for and also at the security council security council is built to protect and prevent crimes like genocide and then there is a genocide already said by the u.n. fact finding mission the security council is not in a position to protect the most one member population and

jeremy green and andy gibson.we are in d—day? jeremy, what was the involvement of where we are in d-day? this is where 0peration neptune was launched and where eisenhower first spode and then launched d—day itself. we are also talking operation overload. that was the overall operation for the defence of europe, but neptune was to get troops onto the beaches. you are the lead researcher at the university of portsmouth, and looking at the map, what are you looking at the map, what are you looking for? we are looking at the first opportunity of examining the map and we are looking at the little pinholes. we think these were created by placeholders over the night of operation neptune when the allied commanders would have seen the placeholders moved down the maps and it's resulted in thousands of pinholes over the map and were using it in two ways, 12 say what the allied commander saw on the night, but we are also investigating the damage they might be causing the map. have you found anything that we did not know about

being made available to merges pretty soon that they're vulnerable to all manner of attacks that gibson. and i that enables hackers and the cyber criminals to access the data on that service without authorization. of the dothan the action here would help to to cry from. the head of. e.u. regulations impose heavy fines for companies that don't protect identity related data. but what if the data protection software has security loopholes that make it vulnerable to hackers. who. says that the manufacturers are not liable for this problem. and. there has to be a point where somebody in the chain sells a non-secure product that does not meet data protection stipulations with it off and they have to be made liable somehow. do you see a chance of comprehensive i-t. liability after. a moment is that right now it's not politically expedient to keep monitoring the situation. professor is on his way to the e.u. net security office in athens where there's plenty on the agenda. the e.u. is working on a new on line guidelines. we've come to the university of least in stein to visit. he's the co-direc

that's right, even ana lisa is getting involved in underground railroadd from whati understand in gibson county, indiana, they are doing more research on underground railroad activity in that area there where i grew up you didn't hear much about underground railroad activity, however, the more we do research the more we find out, rivers were waterways where the railroad stations would be, underground railroad activity was a major part of early african americans. >> i would say long before there were railroads these african descendant pioneers were involved in furthering in america but the stake system was higher for them than white underground agents because they had no protection of the courts, they couldn't sue a white person or testify against a white person in court and so this was like threatening courage that they were enacting and the histories are harder to find, writing art it in northern and eastern newspapers. >> this is all correct and they were incredibly important and i just think when you think daily what this aid on the underground already looked like, it's intang nblou s

>> with regard to mel gibson's movie "the patient," ,"sregarding -- "the patriot disregarding the story, history or fiction but just the atmosphere of the civil ar, do you think that is a good betrayal, a good understanding of what it was like? mr. buchanan: no. [applause] i thought it was a terrible movie and i was told that the producer of that movie gave g ibson a copy of my first book on the southern campaign. i do not think anybody read it. [laughter] anybody else? yes, sir? >> [inaudible] could you comment on carlton? mr. buchanan: yes. a, i don't think i ever mentioned, but he was prominent in the first war. when he was in hot pursuit of an enemy he was at his best. and this was especially shown in the waxsaws when he caught up with giffords continentals early in the war after the fall of charleston and was sent upcountry. to very good effect. was when he, and he ruthless, there is no doubt about it. i think the late and much revered don -- said he was probably more, probably by the standards of warfare in his day more ruthless than most men. but, of course, he met a master and d

. >> steve gibb sosteve gibson. i was the interim executive director for two and a half years in january of 206. 2016. i have come at this from a couple of different directions. i would like to speak from the point of view of past executive director. as you know we, the tenderloin s lacked the financial resources to properly addres address the quality-of life issues. they address the tenderloin issues and this renewal of the cbd addresses those issues. they have agreed to double their assessment, double their investment in the cbd and programmes. i strongly urge you to support the renewal of the cbd so they can continue to improve the quality of life for the families, the children and the seniors that call the tenderloin home. thank you. >> next speaker. p. >> i want to renew the area, too and i want to redevelop it, too and get the 8,000 and 11 people that's homeless out in the street and 90% is in the tenderloin. i want to spend that money t for this. i'm real upset pup can build a three-story apartment building c

gibson owners say ohio college, in dispute over a shoplifting episode the dragon protests and allegationsf racism. oberland tonight says it will not be the final word in the case. this marks the 1-year anniversary of the end of net neutrality. bernie sanders called it an egregious attack on democracy. the aclu called at the end of the internet as we know it. the gay-rights group glad says it is a matter of life and death for lgbt q youth. it has been a year since it. the acting dump was homeless people in one community and into another, hot button issue in southern california. they are pointing the finger at their richer neighbors. we will talk about it next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on o

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