goodwin. tony, we're here to talk about the incident that took place on jail 19b, altercation involved two individuals. tony, it's stated that you were there. >> i wasn't there. >> you wasn't there? why did they say you were there? >> i have no idea. >> they come out of the room both yelling and hollering at each other. they say it was in cell 4. which cell were you in? >> i was in four. >> thank you. came out, grabbed his shirt, i feel a certain kind of way. you stepped into cell, cell 15. from there, got him in a head lock. tony, you did not hit him, you did not get a chance to fight him. >> i didn't touch him. >> but you were there. come on, tony. >> guilty by association? >> no, sir, guilty because you stepped in the cell. >> i didn't step in the cell. >> this individual states that you did. give me your version of what happened. make it short, though. give me your version. >> i can't really tell you. i ain't know nothing until they came and got me. >> come on, tony! >> for real. >> if you

goodwin: it was too late.ercolated into the national consciousness, and he couldn't erase that. and it was based on what he'd said and done, 'cause he was extremist -- at least, when he talked he was. >> man: is he for the barry who said, "i seek the support of no extremists"? or is he for the one who said, "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice"? and how is a republican supposed to indicate on his ballot which barry he's voting for? >> it was a brutal, brutal beating that senator goldwater took -- utterly unjustified. i think it embittered a lot of us. a lot of us woke up and said, "okay, this is how the game is played, and we will play the game, too." >> mann: "choice" -- it was a documentary film that was produced to attack lyndon johnson as a person who had degraded the nation's morals, who had undermined the social fabric of the united states of america by tolerating corruption and sexual promiscuity. it was a shocking film. >> sabato: here was the key to goldwater's advertising, and his personal

joining me now to go through some of the week's headlines is author professor matthew goodwin he's a senior fellow with the u.k. and russia back to chatham house think tank amongst others and he's a former member of the u.k.'s working group on anti muslim hatred his most recent book brics it's why britain voted to leave the european union is out now matthew thanks for coming on i know for it's actually boris johnson giving a speech today on breaks it what is this fast headline let's go straight to yes absolutely this is george soros i want buffed out of politics well i think there's been a bigger.

susan goodwin of goodwin consulting group. it's very rare, i would say that, that we form a c.f.d. and go through all of this and not levy a tax. a couple of instances where that occurred was c.f.d. number four in mission bay where there was an offset of tax increment and never had to levy the [inaudible] tax. that was a yaw naoek one. in cases of hunter's point phase one, there were a couple of years we didn't levy the services tax because the open space wasn't there to be maintained yet. others than that, you can pretty much count on the tax being levied. >> ok. that is good information. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> any other questions? commentses? ok. so thank you, brie. great presentation. very educational. at least to me. we will take a vote for each item. agenda item 5b? >> so moved. >> commissioner busta, seconded by commissioner rosales. please call the roll call. >> commission members, please call your vote when i call your name. [roll call] madame chair, four ayes. >> motion carried. so, no we'll go to item 5c. madame secretary? >> commission members, please announce

joining me now to go through some of the week's headlines is author professor matthew goodwin he's a fini a fellow in the u.k. and russia back to chat about a think tank among others and he's a former member of the u.k.'s working group on anti muslim hatred his most recent book breaks it why britain voted to leave european union is out now matthew thanks for coming on i know for exactly boris johnson giving a speech today on breaks it what is this first deadline let's go straight to yes absolutely this is george soros i want buffs out of bricks it politics well i think there's been a vigorous debate in the last week in british politics lots of commentators columnists saying that they feel that this is interference from abroad and they have been charges of anti-semitism and all kinds of things been floating around social media i think the end of the day this boils down to a sense that among leaders at least that this is somebody from outside of. and interfering in a domestic debate unlike barack obama who famously. the funny thing about the obama debate is i'm pretty convinced that ac

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what is goodwin saying there? he saying they were of deception is not in what we do.we use an alias to build trust with somebody. we draw them out. the real deception is passing along information to the consumer that is not in itself true like this twitter headlines i just reported to you are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the vote. that's not a right-wing philosophy. there's a book called manufacturing consent about that very thing and i quote him in the book. they may criticize our ethics and everyone's saying you would hear and read about me in the city but falsehoods spread from the podium and from those who speak on the record. that oftentimes creates if far more pernicious effect on society. when journalist do not challenge what they are told where's the passing along the information? is that not deception? is that not worse for our democracy than challenging what people tell us? so we go undercover. why? because we want to tell the truth or audience. most important virtue and that's why these tactics are j

. >> we take up whether republican s will add to their majorities with ed rollins and michael goodwin next. and president trump calling a daca deal without a border wall a "waste of time." as a pair of senators unveil their new immigration plan, those details and more, straight david: democrat senator chris coons and republican john mccain playing politics with immigration offering up a so- called deal falls very far short of white house expectation s. the latest plan gives amnesty to daca recipients in exchange for beefed up border security but no all and no end to chain migration or the lottery system president trump wasted no time shooting down the proposal tweet ing out "any deal on daca that does not include stronger border security and the desperately-needed wall is a total waste of time. march 5 is rapidly approaching, that's the daca deadline and the dems seem not to care about daca , make a deal." joining me now is ed rollins former white house political director under ronald reagan and chairman of the great american pack and new york post columnist michael goodwin, both are

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. >> reporter: john goodwin says 20 banks of signs will let drivers nose if the third lane is over. >> each bank has three signs, one over each of the lanes. when illuminated, it indicates which lanes are available for use. >> reporter: beginning tomorrow, caltrans will be testing the signs for several weeks. even though the shoulder won't be open as a traffic lane until april. >> sounds like it would be confusing. >> where do i need to go? >> reporter: drivers are skeptical that the extra peak hour use lane will improve their commute. >> i wish i thought it was going to make a difference, but i don't. the traffic is overwhelming. >> reporter: the chp says they will be monitoring the bridge during sign testing. >>> the nation's largest animal protection organization is embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal. >> now former employees give interviews. >>> and a bay area teenager shows how resilient he is weeks shows how resilient he is weeks after being partially [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people.

[sot-john goodwin, public information officer fo ity] what >> if the far right hand lane has a green arrow over it, please do not enter the far right lane. >> reporter: add to that the two left hand lanes will be open even if there's a red x above them. all this confusion is testing a new system that will allow that extra right hand lane to be open more often. this man says any improvement on the traffic is a good idea. >> any third lane sounds like a good change to me. >> reporter: he also agrees that something should be done. >> traffic sucks. i'm getting tired of traffic. >> reporter: but he says that this temporary approach makes no sense. >> i think it's stupid to have arrows and ignore them. >> reporter: john goodwin admits the toll authority isn't completely sure how this is all going to work. >> what i don't know is whether that lane will be coned off. i presume that at either end of the bridge it will be coned off, but i don't know whether there will be a continuous line of cones stretching 5 miles shore to shore. i done know how much chp presence will be there. >> reporter:

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. >> reporter: john goodwin says 20 banks of signs will let drivers nose if the third lane is over. >> each bank has three signs, one over each of the lanes. when illuminated, it indicates which lanes are available for use. >> reporter: beginning tomorrow, caltrans will be testing the signs for several weeks. even though the shoulder won't be open as a traffic lane until april. >> sounds like it would be confusing. >> where do i need to go? >> reporter: drivers are skeptical that the extra peak hour use lane will improve their commute. >> i wish i thought it was going to make a difference, but i don't. the traffic is overwhelming. >> reporter: the chp says they will be monitoring the bridge during sign testing. >>> the nation's largest animal protection organization is embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal. >> now former employees give interviews. >>> and a bay area teenager shows how resilient he is weeks after being partially r bell rin) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell p

the president tweeting out a column by michael goodwin about the indictment released yesterday.e, after summarizing some of that article, there was no collusion with the trump campaign, he quotes michael goodwin, she lost the old-fashioned way, by being a terrible candidate. case closed. you've written about this and say the indictment painted a picture of a russian operation that was multi-pronged, well financed and relentless. what did we learn yesterday about the role that russia played from 2014 until election day of 2016? >> what we really learned here is that when the president has, for the past year plus sort of edbatt away questions about russian interference in the election as fake news, that's basically at the window now. it's clear in ways nobody has ever seen before, nobody has ever seen in black and white -- the public anyways -- that a foreign government directly interfered with an american presidential election with an eye towards helping elect a sitting american president. it's an astonishing document. it puts meat on the bones of the very broad, general intellig

philadelphia wish aid happy retirement to their favorite cafeteria worker of after 35 years, carol goodwin her last lunch and students wanted to give her a special send your and boy did they ever. she doesn't is want to retire but has to focus on her health. >>> 20,000 food items could be given to those that need it thanks the remarkable efforts of the parkville district in allen tonight. they were loaded on to trucks forsake -- sacred heart food banks today. >>> all right all kinds of controversy brewing here. what about nick foles and his future that is what they are talking about in the combine. a topic of debate on talk radio and studios. >> right here. the nfl combine is all about the scouting of the future the eagles brain trust is there and doug peterson and howie roseman is talk about the future offic follows. the stock is never higher following his super bowl mvp performance earlier this month. it doesn't sound like eagles are shopping follows but any about executive has to keep an open mind. >> we are keeping as many good players as possible. you are talking about a super bowl mv

to quote michael goodwin of the post wrote a great review of the book and he said he actually changed his mind about me and about what we do. this gives me another reason for my changing view. the reprehensible conduct of the organizations, they are guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news when they function like proper outlets. he is sayinhe's saying the realn isn't in what we do. do. we use an alias to build trust with somebody, to draw them out, to film a conversation. the real is passing information onto the consumer thaon to the t itself true. it's not necessarily for political reasons, sometimes it is economic reasons because it isn't safe to rock the boat and it's not a right-wing philosop philosophy. they may criticize or ethics that is the number one thing you will hear and read about me in the city but falsehood spread from the podium and those that speak on the record and that often times creates a far more precious effect on society. when journalists do not challenge the bitter cold air is the virtue of passing along the information is that not deception or

to quote michael goodwin had a great review of the book on sunday he said he changed his mind about me and what we do he said, this gets me to another reason i'm a change in view, reprehensible conduct of these organizations they too are guilty of perception by pretending to offer straight news when the function like propaganda outlets. he sent the real deception is not a what we do, we build trust with someone and try them up real deception is passing along information to the consumer that is not true. the twitter headlines are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the boat. there was a book about manufacturing consent about the very thing same thing. they may criticize ethics plus number one thing you'll hear and read about me but oftentimes it creates a more pernicious effect on society. when journalists do not challenge what they're told where's the virtue of passing along the information? is that not deception or worse for democracy than challenging what people tell us? so we go undercover because we want to tell the truth. that's w

to quote michael goodwin of the new york post read a great review he said he changed his mind about me and what we do, he said gets me to another reason of my changing view the reprehensible conduct, they too are guilty of deception. by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. he said the real deception is not a what we do, to draw the mountain the real is pass along information to the consumer that's not true. my sister headlines are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the boat. there is a book about the very thing i quote him in the book. they may criticize our ethics message number one thing you'll hear about me in the city but falsehoods are from the podium. when journalists don't challenge what they're told where's the virtue and passing along the information? is that not deception? set not worse for democracy? so we go undercover because we want to tell the truth. that's most important virtue. that's why these tactics are justifiable. deception in the instance can replace coercion because trut

main target was last season was goodwin.t what he thinks would be a good look 49er uniform. but with every other sport having multiple uniforms maybe the 9'ers can think about a change here. you look a lot faster in white pants. i would be a deep threat in white pants. >> fashion tips. >> new reality show. join us tonight at 9:00. the search for a missing uber and lyft driver. a 911 call came in from his phone then silence. >> people walk out of a fundraiser for firefighters in california after learning about the main raffle prize. why they say they left in shock. >> for breaking news and twitter. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i am dion lim. thanks so much for watching. have a wonderful evening. >> this is going to be a strong, slow moving soaker. >> taking the flash flood warning up here seriously. >> let's get to our storm. a level 3 on our storm impact scale. >> live doppler 7 this is our storm system ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a pilot from brighton, colorado... a medical transcri

and as the imagery of our society and images of the power to transfixed and -- to quote - michael goodwinof the new york post wrote a great review of the book on sunday said that he actually changed his mind. about me and about what we do. he said, this gives me to another reason for change in view of veritas of james o'keefe. the reprehensible conduct of so-called legitimate news organizations. they are also guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news. when they function my propaganda outlets. what is goodman saying there? is any real deception is not in what we do. losing alias to build trust with somebody. to draw them out. the real deception is passing along information to the consumer that is not itself true. like the twitter headlines i just reported you are not grounded in reality. and that is not necessarily for political reasons. sometimes it is economic reasons. because it is not safe to rock the boat. and it is not a right wing philosophy. there was a book written called manufacturing consent about that very thing. in a quote - that in this book. they may criticize

main target was last season was goodwin.eting out what he thinks would be a good look for the 49er uniform. but with every other sport having multiple uniforms maybe the 9'ers can think about a change here. you look a lot faster in white pants. i would be a deep threat in white pants. >> fashion tips. >> new reality show. join us tonight at 9:00. the search for a missing uber and lyft driver. a 911 call came in from his phone then silence. >> people walk out of a fundraiser for firefighters in california after learning about the main raffle prize. why they say they left in shock. >> for breaking news and twitter. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i am dion lim. thanks so much for watching. have a wonderful evening. >> this is going to be a strong, slow moving soaker. >> taking the flash flood warning up here seriously. >> let's get to our storm. a level 3 on our storm impact scale. >> live doppler 7 this is our >> live doppler 7 this is our storm system okay, i understand apple, blueberry, and pumpkin, but why do

i had a set of orders worked with general goodwin worked with his good friend general patton who was commanding the 11th acr at the time. this is general patton's son, of course. he offered me a cavalry troop as a request of general goodwin who said this guy's good and you ought to take him. i had a set of orders from da and i got to the 90th replacement battalion and everybody's rushing around go to these classes and so on and i'm just looking for a jeep. from the 11 acr. i want to get out of this replacement battalion as fast as possible. and some major comes up and says with a are you doing, captain? and i said i'm looking for the 11th acr because i've got orders. he said let me look at those. he took them and tore them in half. i said sir, what are you doing? he said we don't give a damn what they say, he said we're sending you as far north cause go in vietnam before you're in north vietnam. we're sending you as far north as you can be in vietnam before you're in north vietnam. we're sending you to dong ha. and that's what i did. >> wow. >> and so what was it like once you arrive

samuel baldwin and samuel good w -- goodwin who retired. but there's one story i need to tell which you is one my favorites. i'm four days into being an aide and general baldwin calls me in the office and says ken, we need to good to veal flicken. we got troops who are down there training in the zone in west germany, we need to go to veal flicken. so set up the arrangements. sir, when do you want gob? a day and a half from now. so i goum u come out. i've got a sergeant who's a stenographer and a sergeant who speaks fluent german, how i do get to the veal fleng and somebody give me a vehicle. spec 6 said lieutenant, relax, you got your own plane. i said, i do? he said no, not you lieutenant, the general has his own plane. i said what am i supposed to do? all you're supposed to does make sure you got a 45 that's loaded, make sure you have a handcuff that you can carry the general's plans because as a brig guaade commander he has to carry the documents wherever he may be. i said how i do get to the airport? i have no clue. >> and they said we'

i had a set of orders worked with general goodwin worked with patton there are is his son of course, he offered me a calvary troop at the request of general goodwin who said this guy's good and you ought to take him. i had a set of orders from da and i got to the 90th replacement battalion and everybody's rushing around go to these classes and so on and i'm just looking for a jeep. i want to get out of this replacement battalion as soon as possible. and someone comes up and he says where are you going. >> he i said i have orders for the 11th cr he said let me see those. he looked at me and tore them in half. i said sir, what are you doing? he said we don't give a damn what they say, he said we're sending you as far north cause go in vietnam before you're in north vietnam. we're sending you to dong ha, and that's what i did. >> wow. >> and so what was it like once you arrived at your unit? >> well, first let me tell what you happened when we landed at dong ha. i was on a c-130 but when i got to dong ha, they never stopped the airplane because the marine airport was under shelling. so

he offered me a calvary troop at the request of goodwin. so i had a set of orders from de and got to the 90th repayment battalion and i'm looking for a jeep. i want to get out of the repayment as fast as possible. and a major comes up and says what are you doing captain. i have orders for the 11th acr. he took them and tore them in half and he said this is vietnam, we don't give a dam what da says. we're sending you somewhere else. as far north as you can go in vietnam before you are in north vietnam. we are sending you to -- and that's what i did. >> wow. and so what was it like once you arrived at your unit? >>> first let me tell you when we landed. we had to stop a couple of different places. when i got to -- they never stopped the airplane because the marine airport there was under showing. so the c130 on the run way and they kicked us out and they handed us helmets and we ran for cover. welcome to the new unit. 159 artillery. >> running off of the c130 as it is still moving? >> yes and they handed us helmets and we ran and got our bags

. >> reporter: to welcome us to portland, oregon 68-year-old steve goodwin would like to play one of you. >> ah! >> reporter: you have no idea how much he would like to play one of his songs for you. ♪ >> what key is it in? >> it made me almost hate the piano. but then i realized it's not the piano's fault. i know how to do this. it's this thing that's going on in my brain. >> how about i play something else? >> reporter: three years ago steve was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. he had to give up his job as a software designer. but as we first reported a few months ago, his wife joanie says the cruellest part is the toll it has taken on the music he composed. >> losing the songs would be like losing him. >> reporter: steve and joanie have been married 47 years. and along the way steve composed more than two dozen songs, mostly for her. he played them daily. and they became the soundtrack of their lives. >> um. >> reporter: unfortunately, he never wrote down most of them. >> no, let's see. >> reporter: so when his memory started failing and the songs started fading, there was no w

baldwin who was the division commander and samuel goodwin who retired as a brigadier out of the brigade. there is one story i need to tell you, which is one of my favorites. i am four days and general baldwin calls me and says we need to go and we have troops down training in the zone in west germany and we need to go. i came out and i have a sergeant who is a stenographer and a sergeant who speaks fluent german, and i asked how to get airplane reservations to get me to frankfurt and then back? some of the gave me a vehicle and they said you have your own plane. "i do?aid, " he said make sure you have handcuffs and you can care the general's plans. as a commander, he has to carry contingency plans wherever he is. he will have top-secret documents. i had no clue how to get to the airport. they said they would pick me up in a mercedes and take you. when we got there, there was a little plane. there were two pilots in front and two passengers and back. back. we got in any general was reading "time magazine." because i am ap ranger and i am supposed to know where i am 100% of the time. i am

jim and sharon goodwin. two outstanding supporters of the next in foundation. from the city of yorba linda, first, i would like to welcome mayor jean hernandez and councilwoman beth henne. rare admiral cj james, retired. he oversaw the acquisition of the fleet of marine one helicopter's. something very dear to our heart. captain paul dale, representative of president trump at today's event. the commanding officer for the navy's largest sure installation. the national archives director of the library. i would also like to welcome a number of presidential society members who are with us today , each of whom give annually to support the ongoing works of president nixon's foundation. you have our gratitude and our thanks. i would like to introduce a guest who is with us today named julie can. she is an official from the state department studying at chappaquiddick university. she is studying under the direction of dr. greg -- who is also with us today. she is the inaugural nixon fellow. the first student in a new partnership between the nixon foundation and chapman

abc 7 news anchor dion lim talked with antoine goodwin. >> basically a human being has to be monitoring the car remotely. that means in a center somewhere, with bidirectional communication with a vehicle, there would be a human being watching the car and able to take control of the car remotely with something like a steering wheel you see on a video game or something like that. so there is a human being but they're getting people used to, testing without a person in the car. >> the new permit will allow testing on any public road in the state, including freeways. the car must carry proof of insurance. >>> it was a good monday on wall street. the dow rose nearly 400 points closing around 25,700. the nasdaq wiped out earlier losses from this month with an 84-point gain. the s&p 500 saw its third straight gain, ending today 32 points higher than it began. all in all, encouraging on wall street. >>> the weinstein company is moving closer to bankruptcy. the studio has been crippled by the sexual harassment and assault allegations leveled against this man, cofounder harvey weinstein. the stud

years of serving her community and serving every single student at west end memorial school, carolyn goodwinng. there were hugs and kisses and tears and this -- [ cheers and applause ] >> a clapout with all 400 students along with faculty and staff clapping their hearts and hands out to thank carol for 35 amazing years, look at the crowd there, she suffers from arm rights and she knows it's time to slow down and will miss the time with the students as they head to her for lunch every day. >> i am going to miss the job and i love the school and i love the children and i love the staff i work with all the time. i'm going to miss the school and children. >> she is irreplaceable just for her time and service and love care and attention that she gives all of our students every single day is just tremendous. >> that was the principal there. the kids made her signs and made her cards and all mementos, of course she will take with her. carol says she will be back to see the kids because she misses them too much. 35 years, that is a long time. obviously earned a lot of respect in that period of time.

can't wait for the 2018 season to begin, new quarterback jimmy garoppolo, the main target marquise goodwine to keep that connection going. marquise tweeted out what he thinks would be a new look for the 49er uniforms. i like the white pants with red stripe matching the stripe on the shirt. the cardboard brown pants are classic but with every other sport having multiple uniforms maybe the niners should think about a change. i'd take these over those black uniforms where you can hardly see the numbers they busted out recently. this sports report brought to you by toyota. you look a lot fastener white pants. >> slimmer in black. >> fast in white, slimmer in black. >> fashion by shu. >>> tonight on abc nees at 11:00, people walk out of a fund-raiser for firefighters in california after learning about the main raffle prize. why they say they left in shock. >>> a fast food worker's priceless reaction to a celebrity encounter at the drive-through. that's abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> airline employees work hard to get us to our destinations safely. two very dedicated people at united airl

. >> jon: meanwhile criticism of the media from a member of the media, michael goodwin, who calls himself in his latest column. he says thanks to the battle over the memo, that's the nunes memo, we also know with 100% certainty that the mainstream media is part of the swamp. the efforts by "the new york times" and the "washington post" among others to keep the memo from ever seeing sunshine were appalling before it saw the memo the times editorial page called it proof of the republican plot against the f.b.i. a post columnist warned president trump he would be making an historic mistake in releasing it. judy, you did say before this memo came out that you were concerned about it releasing sources and methods. did it do that? >> i don't think that it did. you know, jon, it is very hard to know that. what we do know is that the f.b.i. said that the memo wasn't accurate. you could expect them to say that since it's critical of the f.b.i. but even trey gowdy said it did not show what donald trump said it showed, which is vindication of him. look, i think we have gotten to the stage now where

melissa: here is michael goodwin, "new york post" columnist. doug schoen, former president clinton advisor, they are both fox news contributors. those are good snippets what went on in the past hour. you saw the president, number one having cameras in there, so you could really see the back and forth what was going on. and asking one side, okay, so you want stricter background checks. that seems reasonable. we need mental health. what do you want? what do you want? we get 6 on that republicans and democrats. to people like steve scalise, talking about conceal carry over state lines. you will not get 60. don't include it. we want to make this as big as possible. i don't know, doug, you've been in the game a long time. >> i have. melissa: that looked like a recipe to get something done. could this be something that helps everybody in the midterms, who participates? >> yes. but we're a long way, melissa, from getting things done and appearing to get things done. we had a similar discussion a couple weeks ago on immigration that sadly degenerated.

in one he writes, charges deal don a big win, written by michael goodwin simply states russians had no impact on the results, no collusion with the trump campaign, she, meaning hillary clinton, lost the old fashioned way, by being a terrible candidate. case closed. the president then writes, deputy a.g. rod rosenstein stated at news conference there is no allegation in the indictment that any american was a knowing participate in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charged conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. now, as ken just made clear the mueller investigation continues at pace and only robert mueller knows where it will lead. and as we reported this past week, steve bannon, the president's former campaign manager and former white house chief adviser spent 20 hours with the special counsel team on and off in interviews this past week. so in terms of next steps, the big question is what will the president do next in terms of retaliating against russia. the trump administration so far has not articulated a full plan of response. of cour

charges deal don a big win, written by michael goodwin of the new york post succinctly states that the rugs had no impact on the election results. she, meaning hillary clinton, lost the old-fashioned way, being a terrible candidate. case closed. he then followed it up with this. deputy a.g. rod rosenstein stated at the news conference there is no allegation in the indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge d conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. and to be clear, rod rosenstein did say that there is no allegation in this indictment. but he also pointed out, david, that the work of the special counsel continues and that this indictment is not the last word. however, this is the message that the president and this white house are selling. it's only a portion of the story, though. as you know, rod rosenstein also said that this well-funded, well coordinated, sophisticated effort mounted by the russians to undermine the u.s. democracy was aimed at propping up the campaign of donald tru

denny but burnley caused a surprise result with an eighty second minute equaliser by johan byrne goodwin phone denying city all three points. i'm delighted with it we were. but. in the global. you know we have two goals in. the games we will do we know that we were going to put. elsewhere alexy sanchez scored his first goal for manchester united to help his new team to victory over huddersfield or missed one to move into the top ten and southampton are out of the relegation zone after a victory at west brom arsenal are currently dishing out of beating against everton in the late game wales are off to a flying start in the twenty eight hundred six nations rugby championship they crushed scotland thirty four seven on saturday and cardiff tries by gareth davies staff evans and lee halfpenny help the wealth blow the scots away and why has become known as the cardiff curse call and have now failed to win in the welsh capital since two thousand and two. three time n.b.a. champion le bron james has denied reports that he's going to ditch the cleveland cavaliers to join arch rivals the golden st

but it's also just the amount of people trying to get to work.sotjohn goodwin/metropolitan transportation commission: "we often say that there's a direct connection between the strength of the regional economy and how much traffic we have on our highways. it's true also on local city streets."according to the metropolitan transportation commission, the worst traffic is always in the afternoon commute on the bay bridge... but this also directly impacts san francisco city streets.sot rochelle hidalgo/sf resident: "and not only like broadway that's a main thoroughfare but like downtown where you do shopping where you usually get your hair done you know you don't want to go down there anymore it's ridiculous."in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news. i'm robin winston in the kron4 traffic center.you just saw the report that showed how congested bay area traffic is. every morning from 4 to 10 a.m. i am here to help guide you through the traffic problems. you can count on the most complete traffic reports every ten minutes. also, sign up for the kron4 mobile app because we will send you aler