it was blair christopher hall.hris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. we started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you

bill was bill hall jr. trucking. >> but for bill, it wasn't all work and no play. >> he was a daredevil. he loved racing. in his later years, he loved hunting. he was a man's man. >> and also a bit of a ladies man, according to bill's cousin, hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> wow. >> i was in shock. >> heartbroken, furious, frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true? >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three year

penn. >> i think if you go to the hall and tell them that you would like for roosevelt in the hall, they have a website, you call them. you a congressman who i found out today, is the congressman here and also in the calm at the hall of fame. his name is? pardon me? john faso, republican, right? he is an election coming up sure he would listen to you. [laughter] at least since the day after elections. it is a win-win for him! my god, i can't think of anything, anything that would benefit the hall of fame more than the righteousness and publicity in terms of this and electing undoubtedly the greatest president of the 20th century then franklin delano roosevelt. how was simply -- a good friend of mine, his congressman as well. told me that republicans now think of franklin roosevelt as their embodiment of what a president should be. so good republicans, get out as well. go to cooperstown and tell them. i mean, good grief! if this is not a win-win i'm not sure what is. and right or wrong that was committed, in 1945 as well. there is certain american justice in that. yes, sir? >> "wear red d

hall murdered his brother.e are on the record in the case of kentucky versus dennis m. hall. ready to go forward on the final sentencing? >> judge, we are. we had passed this case briefly to allow the victim's family the opportunity to be present for final sentencing. folks, i'm happy to hear from whoever would like to be heard. i will tell you the only rule is that you have to address me personally. this is not a chance to talk to mr. hall. it's a chance to talk about mr. hall. but you're to address me and not speak to him directly. it's hard, but that's the way it's got to be. okay? anybody have anything they want to tell me before i impose sentence? >> narrator: chad bishop has been preparing for this day and has a statement ready for the judge. >> he doesn't realize this, but by his sentencing today, you're actually setting me free. i've had a lot of sleepless nights. wrestling with the decision on whether or not to allow the state to take its course or for me to do the job myself, to be honest. but i have

coming upforyou: grand hall entrance. england's georgia hall has her hands on her first major, the british open. six of the best. the netherlands thrash ireland and they're world cup winners again. and marta bastianelli wins gold on the road at the european championships. england's georgia hall has won the women's british open. hall, who's just 22 years old, beat thailand's pornanong phatlum by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on the lancashire coast, and the woman who started the final round in pole position to win it was pornanong phatlum from thailand. she'd lead for the previous two days and continued her quest for a first major title with four birdies in her first six holes on sunday. a straight key shot at the eighth lead to just straight key shot at the eighth lead tojust her straight key shot at the eighth lead to just her second bogey

then i found out about the juvenile hall program through one of my classmates at santa clara. that is how i started volunteering. what i enjoy about the program is working with the girls. they are really fun and there are still enags, so you get to have an informal mentoring opportunity. >> as an attorney, especially when graduating during the recession, we learned w ntship is. this is a way to pay it forward. >> what do you think the main reasons for the incarceration of juvenile girls and boys are? >> the probation department issues some very detailed reports about the profiles of girls and boys. when you read them for calendar year 16 and 17, it's about half and half felonies versus misdemeanors. >> the girls in the unit are all in one, respective of the severity of charges. some experts think some of the things that are characterized as assault may actually be family violence and domestic violence that has rized and criminalized. >> often they might be the victim more so than the perpetrator? >> yeah, yeah. actually that is interesting because there is the thought that the

he will be looking down today saying, get it into the hall of fame, i am sure he will.the hall of fame, he wouldn't be fussy about back, but he would say yes, for my friends. as well as being shankly's birthplace, it has another claim to fame. the pitch did have a bit of a celeb? yes, there are stones in the pitch as well. it is the glenbuck cherry pickers who unearthed some extraordinary talent, producing 5a professional footballers. bill shankly said the hard disk up in the world to win was the fa cup and players from glenbuck went and lifted the cup. they play the come on it, celtic and rangers, sunderland. manchester city. big teams. it's footballing heritage cannot be questioned. whether this village deserves a place in the scottish football hall of fame will be revealed in october. jane lewis, bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england have just bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england havejust passed 300 but are nine wickets down and india are heading for victory in the third test. 2—1 to england with two test to play. that's all from sportsday. we'

georgia hall with a big win at the women's british open golf.the women's hockey world cup final may well have been against the odds, but the form book was followed against the netherlands in that final. the defending champoins and world number one team won 6—0 in london. jo currie is there for us. what incredible tournament for the irish, some of part—time players, but it was not to be today with the netherlands too strong. we're joined by one of the average player. you must be so incredibly proud. put this file into words for me. it was an amazing feeling to think of are ranked 15th out of 16 and i am standing here with a silver medal around my neck. i am just so proud. it feels like christmas, actually. the girls of an amazing to determine. naturally, it is going to lose the final, but a better thing on the day one. part of compete against. professionals that we are not there at the moment. but you have to remember that what we have doneis have to remember that what we have done is amazing. it is something that we can only ever have dreamed of

but in the end, georgia hall, from thailand.edin britain to win the british women's opened in gaul. she has done so and much more of course throughout the evening. warrington will play catalans dragons in the final of rugby league's challenge cup. the wolves have won the trophy eight times, but for the french team, even reaching the final is a rarity, as alex gulrajani reports. the prizes are getting closer on the road to wembley. a challenge cup first, both semifinals back—to—back in bolton. the sky is clear, the sun was shining, a home from home for catalans dragons. this corner of northwest england became the south of france as dragons flourished against league leaders st helens. with nine wins in their last 11 league games, they are in form. but st helens are the runaway leaders at the top of super league. this was a huge surprise. they are over again! garcia, this is unbelievable! but before flights, hotels and suits could be booked, saints launched their comeback. they have two back—to—back in five minutes. there is the be

phatlem leads by one from hall. asked if he was surprised by hall's strong showing. iam not i am not overly surprised because she seems to have a couple of things going. links and the big event. it was at this temperature 12 months ago that she had her breakthrough moment. finishing third there. that cemented her place in the european solheim cup team. and that brings me onto this. she it was a big overall defeat for your blaster. but she does show that she has the appetite for the big time. big galleries are following her. she is in the final group. and it was a real battling performance. i don't think her overall game is as consistent as it has been over the first two days. for the first time she dropped a shot with one bogey coming on the 13th. but she bounced back well. birdies at the 15th, 16th and then another drop shot at 17. but she made up for that with a brilliant birdie at the 18th in that round of 69. and she isjust one birdie at the 18th in that round of 69. and she is just one shot off the lead. i was

i look at the hall of fame class. does it mean you got really old when you have covered everybody being inducted. not robert brazile or jerry kramer. and he spells his name wrong by the way.nd certainly moss and ray and all of these guys. i love your work on real sports. it's incredible. hird down and six from the yard line. can the bears send us ha overtime p? what do you know. >> cris: what do you know. >> i teach aboston university. and getting ready to 16 days to llege launch. sending a kid off to college. a and across the country to the university of washington. >> you get a plug for everybod al. i love it. he will be in your territory.>> al: fourth down and six and they convert. that is wims making catch. he has had a big night. that is 7 catches for 90 yards and a first and goal. >> cris: great job by bray here. he will see everybody coming on the blitz. o get it outf your hands and convert it. >> al: bray surveys and throws. caught. touchdown. that is tanner gentry. he had one taken away and get it back. now a

he had 114 town halls in 1999 and 2000 and 106 town halls in 2007 and 2008.hat easy. in fact, the very first town hall we had in peterboro, new hampshire, we had to have free ice cream to get about 13 people to the town hall meeting. >> trace: yeah, it's amazing. you heard the stories of the people that ran his early congressional campaigns in arizona. he had republicans, democrats. he didn't care. he just wanted you to work with him because he loved you. >> that's right. that's exactly right, trace. the one thing that i don't think people fully grasp is how much new hampshire meant to john mccain because of his experiences in 2000 and 2008. everyone knows john mccain is an american hero because of his military service. but because of what he was able to accomplish with these town hall meetings starting from an obscure senator to become being practically the nominee in 2000 and then 2008. he became a political hero to many in new hampshire and many across the country. >> trace: i have 10 seconds for you. give me one quick remembrance of john mccain. very quic

coming upforyou: grand hall entrance.tish open. six of the best. the netherlands thrash ireland and they're world cup winners again. and marta bastianelli wins gold on the road at the european championships. england's georgia hall has won the women's british open. hall, who's just 22 years old, beat thailand's pornanong phatlum by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on

i certainly know that i had a couple of town halls -- and i do town halls all the time where i had to make them private because of the immigrant community being terrified about coming. and so we had to do it where it was quiet. and i thought maybe that might have been where she was coming from. but the chief advice to her, though, is there's a lot of members of congress who are always willing to embrace you and to show you the way and to tell you what it's about and to avoid making those mistakes, reaching out to sitting members of congress. i hear she's beginning to do that. i just haven't had an opportunity to meet her yet. >> interesting, she did make that point about immigrants as to why she would have done this. but, dan balls, this sort of raises a broader question, too, in my mind about how people do have a chance to interact with their elected officials. fewer members seem to be doing town halls, more are doing teletown halls or events where people have less of a chance to get to see them in person, or there were questions about creating these so-called safe spaces. as the con

the pro football hall of fame. some of the 2018 pro football hall of fame class, you saw him, former general manager bobby bether. built the chiefs, dolphins, redskins, chargers. jerry cramer. thought he would be in now. brian urlacher. brian dawkins. ray lewis? randy moss? what a class! but, a lot of discussion today was about a hall of fame class member not there. let me show you the scene. roughly 600 miles south of the hall of fame, terell owens in chattanooga, tennessee received his hall of fame jacket. a huge roar among his chattanooga alumni. it was here he chose to give his induction acceptance speech. not the hallowed steps of the canton, ohio shrine. livermore. let me hear you. the world u.s. final. livermore's carter mark throwing lasers kept them off balance. had command. and then, in the fourth, collin johnston to the left field corner. this would make it a 5-1 game which was the final score. livermore, the united states champions. they are going to face korea for the world series intermediate little l

inducte inductees -- >> it's not because of how many times itook for me to be voted to the hall. it's about the mere fact that the sportswriters are not in alignment with the missions and cor core values of the hall of fame. >> owens isir now the living player not to attend his own in induction ceremony. >>> police have arrested protesters gathered, authorities arrested activists who unfortunatelied rainbow flags or held up signs, russia passed a law in 2013 banning the p sprea of gp begagandapropaganda. >> roger daltrey. >> sean connery, of urse. >> roger moore. check this o here. four speedinget skis down the river thames friday night. these guys were o s jets and the police are chasing them. blficers actually weren't to catch up to these guys as they sped off and i want to know what the heist was, what they were getting away from. that could be something like the italian job too. >>> 10:30 right now. it's often the c me withy working moms and new zealand's prime minister is no exception. she returned to work yesterday after six weeks of maternity leave. she's only the secondor

i look at the hall of fame class. does it mean you got really old when you have covered everybody being inducted. not robert brazile or jerry kramer. and he spells his name wrong by the way. certainly randy moss and ray and all of these guys. i love your work on real sports. it's incredible. third down and six from the 20 yard line. can the bears send us to overtime perhaps? what do you know. >> cris: what do you know. >> i teach at boston university. and getting ready to 16 days to the college launch. sending a kid off to college. >> al: and across the country to the university of washington. >> you get a plug for everybody, al. i love it. he will be in your territory. >> al: fourth down and six and they convert. that is wims making the catch. he has had a big night. that is 7 catches for 90 yards and a first and goal. >> cris: great job by bray here. he will see everybody coming on the blitz. get it out of your hands and convert it. >> al: bray surveys and throws. caught. touchdown. that is tanner gentry. he had one

and a stairway in the, in the center hall. again, behind me you see the curved flying stairway that we have today. that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was that when you walk through the front door were you supposed to go wow. or whatever the 1838 version of "wow" was. but the intention was to impress. the height of the ceiling. the house went through three phases to get to where it was today. it was constructing original house constructed in 1821. rachel dies. the son is grown and married and the house isn't big enough. in 1831 they add two wings to the house, foto the left and th right. one is the large dining room. the two wings make a balanced facade to the house. the fire took place in october of 1824. it was a chimney fire. it had not been cleaned over the summer. soot had built up. you would be using the fireplaces all the time. this happened to be in the chimney from the kitchen. it was a windy day and at that time the house had a cedar shaped roof. the sparks hit the roof and the next thing you k

and victory for england's georgia hall, as she wins the british open. good evening.lan president nicolas maduro says an attempt was made on his life at a military parade in the capital caracas today — using drones packed with explosives. in the capital caracas today — he's blamed a "right—wing plot" by forces within venezuela — and the colombian president — for the apparent attack. colombia says the accusation is baseless. tonight, the venezuelan government has said six people have been arrested and face the maximum punishment. our latin america correspondent katy watson reports. mr maduro‘s speech started off like all the others, a rallying call on state television to support his revolution. and then this happened. to support his revolution. the sound cuts off. to support his revolution. the television pictures continue to roll. at this point, you can hear what sounds like panicked officials trying to protect mr maduro. what sounds like panicked officials and then chaos. what sounds like panicked officials the broadcast gets cut. what sounds like panicked officials

again next month and we want to highlight the serious warnings about the concussion crisis with nfl hall of famer brett favre and the doctor who first discovered cte, the brain disease caused by blows to the head. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. america's favorite sport, a multi-billion dollar industry is under mounting scrutiny for the head injuries it causes, concussions and cte which is chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it's a degenerative brain disease which has ended careers and even some players' lives. rugby, boxing and even soccer also make this a worldwide phenomenon that all parents can easily identify with. the 2015 film "concussion" starring will smith brought this crisis to light. he played the doctor who discovered cte and told of his uphill struggle to get the nfl to recognize it. >> if you continue to deny my work the world will deny my work, but men, your men continue to die. their families left in ruins. tell the truth. tell the truth. >> it is powerful stuff, and just ahead of this year's super bowl, i spoke to dr. bennett

has hall of fame numbers, but it took him three times on the ballot to get voted into the hall.ided not to go to canton because he wanted to take a stand against the sports writers, who he says are not in alignment with the mission and core values of the hall of fame. he's the only living inductee to not go to the ceremony in canton, ohio. >> love you, too. but i love me more. i'm a man of conviction. a man of faith. a man of humility. a man of character. and integrity. a man of charisma and discipline. i am a man of courage. courageous enough to choose chattanooga over canton. >> the raiders are giving kicker the boot. he started all 16 games for the raiders last season. he converted 76% of his field goal attempts. the raiders also signed veteran mike nugent. he's competing for the starting job. buster posey is not in the lineup today for the giants game in arizona. he's being monitored for a concussion. posey was removed from friday night's game against the diamondbacks after taking a foul tip off his mask. he stayed in the game after getting hit in the first inning. he single

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unfortunately our city hall was hit by a bomb in april 1945 and the entire city hall and most of the archives were destroyed and i'm not sure what happened to the mayor's clothing , it had been removed beforehand or if they heard. during the bombing. >> thank you. how many years did it take for you to research all this and put all the puzzles s together to solve the crime? >> about three years. i discovered the case in 2013 in a forrester's diary talking about the murder and took me two years to get a book contract, some of the research wenton but i didn't do it all myself . i can't afford to fly to the united states every time i had a research question no i hired a couple researchers and one of them an extremely talented archivist from washington dc. she's been a librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick. she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of this information. my undying thanks goes to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> could you describe the re-creation of the monument or the marker o

a lot of today was about a hall of fame class member not there. here was the scene, roughly 600 miles south of the pro football hall of fame. terrell owens in chattanooga, tennessee received his hall of fame yellow jacket. it is here he chose to give his induction acceptance speech. >> it's not always a popular stance to go against the grain. in my heart i know. this is the right thing to do. they say i am making the wrong decision, but sometimes you have to do what is deemed wrong or the wrong thing for the right reason. i love you too. but i love me more. >> to tennis, that is mahay lebens and sq. near elyse martins. a dagger of a shot there. she will face the winner in the championship match tomorrow at 5 pm. to golf, justin thomas, the third round. this is how you handle a short game. for 30 feet at 12. three under 67. tiger woods, 11 shots behind him. at three over par, at the risk of the producer pulling her hair out. >> who won the day? >> she is a thai golfer. she sings tie songs to calm herself down. she has a lead at the british open. >>

this morning the apology. >>> and halle berry, halle berry.'s past gets attention of halle berry, halle berry. that was a song at one point. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i know you think we're making it up. but yeah, it was a really popular, or not-so-popular song. >> did you have a poster of halle berry in your room? >> halle berry wasn't around when i was there. we didn't have pin-up posters back in my day. >> walking 12 miles to school. we didn't have posters. >> we had etch-a-sketch. we had scrambled tv. >> you're laboring away. >>> well, we're going to switch gears now and begin this half hour with the breaking news we just mentioned. a former dallas area police officer has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >> prosecutors called oliver killer in blue. he says he fired into the car to protect his partner. but video of the incident contradicts his statements. and his partner also testified that he never felt threatened. >> the conviction is a rarity for an on-duty po

. >> when you cast our vote in an election in san francisco you might kaflt your vote at city hall or choose to vote by mail ever wonder what happens after you cast our vote what's the process for tal vote in san francisco and how is your vote counted let's follow our ballot when you tall a certified by the department of elections first, we'll look at what happens to our vote another a polling place when you cast your vote it is set into a system called on in sight it read our ballot and the data is soared on a memory cartridge it is based in denver, colorado provides san francisco with high sail balance scared and software to count the votes when the poll is closed the memory card is removed by the inspector cartridge is sponsored are stored in a anti static bag and a san francisco parking control officer takes official custody to deliver to city hall the custody of the actual completed ballot is transferred to deputy sheriff it verifies delivers them to pier 48 managed i the election on election night pier 48 is a hub of activity bringing the ballots to poll line up audits to delive

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and nate valentine here from august hall. in the beginning they did not think they would want to go for a mechanical amusement device, and they changed their mind. they want to have some machines downstairs adjacent to the bowling alley. so all of these were approved by the police department with no standout conditions from what you can see. vesuvio and august hall were signed off without anything added. victory hall has the standard conditions from the southern station police department. everyone has received those. and i didn't receive any negative feedback from neighbors for any of these applications. and i just want to congratulate janet from vesuvio because she did get a lot of public support for her application. and there is a few that came in today from ccdc, and they are not in your files, and one from san francisco independent business alliance. so if congratulations, everyone. looking forward to the entertainment. u tem eight is commissioner comments and questions for item eight. commissioner, anyone like to bring s

history deb hall and is a left leaning democrat campaigning to become the first native american woman in the u.s. congress she's an outspoken critic of president trump and she's hoping to win a seat in the house of representatives so i think if we win back the house we have an opportunity to hold the republicans feet to the fire. the community activist could bring a new voice from new mexico to the capitol as never before seen numbers of women and native americans running for office so what's behind her potentially historic campaign and death hall and set the course for other americans who felt sidelined to follow her lead over. sexism can be extremely subtle in some ways and i'm sure that a lot of women face this you know when you ask a woman to run you have to ask her seven time. times before she will say yes but you only have to ask a man won. this year a record number of women no longer need to be asked it could be a small step toward equal representation in a country where only one in five lawmakers is a woman well there are definitely more women running now than ever there there

and a stairway in the center hall. behind me you would see the curved stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was when he walked through the front door you were supposed to say wow or whatever the 1838 equivalent of wow was. the moldings and chandelier and wallpaper, today when you go into somebody's house people often have things sitting out to tell you about them and their style and their taste and it was the same here. the house went through basically three phases to get to how it looks today. the first was constructing the original house, finished in 1821. jackson was elected president and rachel died and their son is grown and married and the house is not big enough so they add two wings to the left and right. one is a large dining room to accommodate the large dinners they were having on the other end up being jackson's library which is adjacent to his bedroom. the two wings make a very symmetrical or balanced fagade to the house. the fire took place in october 1834

hall finished on 17—under par to win by two strokes.ave had in these last four days. i always wanted to help out to them as well because they kept on cheering so loud and saying, come on, georgia. it's amazing to have all of that support. you have to go back to 1999 when serena williams won her first singles grand slam. that was in the us open where whe beat martina hingis, she's won a few more since. her preparations for this year's us open aren't quite going to plan. williams has pulled out of the rogers cup, which gets underway on monday in montreal. it's one of the key hardcourt warm—up events ahead of flushing meadows. williams cited personal reasons for her withdrawal. let's look back at the big sunday's big stories. netherlands won the women's hockey world cup, defending their title as they thrashed surprise finalists ireland 6—0. the netherlands haven't been outside the top two at the world cup now for the last six editions. from the moment we scored the goal, it was kind of a relief. we started playing our game. we played reall

you are called george hall for a reason.the third brit to win this open since it's been a major since 2001. there is history building, there is momentum building. how prepared ru for this? well, i don't really know. i love playing golf and i love playing tournaments so i'm just going to keep on playing as much golf as i can and try and win more things. you mention the pga and the european tour. do you have to choose between the two. there are more tournaments, it seems to organised at the moment. iamon it seems to organised at the moment. i am on the role of both tours and the tour is important to me, it's my home, it was the start of my professional career. i think that the ladies tour is getting much better in next year we have a few more tournaments and a try and plan a couple, if i get the time, but i play in the lpga at the moment and there are a lot of tournaments and some great players. what made the difference? can you put it down to something? i know you spend a bit of time with cameron brown. wasn't something he sa

the original plant of the house is called the center hall where there is a center hall on both floors and four rooms, two on each side of the hallway and a stairway in the center hall. behind me, you see the flying stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson with you. the intention was when you walk to the front door you were suppose to go wow or whatever the 1838 version of why was. it was to impress. the height of the ceiling were 14 feet tall. the rich molding, the crystal chandeliers, the wallpaper, today when you go to someone's house, people will have think sitting out to tell you about them and their style and taste. that was the same here. the house went through three phases. the first phase was constructing the original house finished in 1821. jackson is elected president, rachel dies and his son is grown and married. the house is big enough. in 1831 they had two wings to the house. one is a large dining room to accommodate large dinners they were having here. the other ends up being jackson's library. it's adjacent to this bedroom. the two wings make it sy

they said we didn't get any notification from city hall. city hall has their own requirement. they're starting their golden gate halal cart, they get a big book. this was the requirement of city hall. and the golden gate halal owner just by their requirement and they have the requirement of city hall. after this, they chose this part in judge approve it there was not anything like something illegal. the other thing that i'm just going to mention is first of all they put five restaurants and there is 711, they're selling the same thing. they're selling halal food too. actually they're close to sacramento street and they're coming from sacramento to market street. this is like 500 feet far away. by the law, by the law of like city hall it's supposed to be 7. this is 500 feet far away. how are they going to come from there and not let anyone to open their own business? they have like 10 or 15 restaurants i15restaurants in tn francisco. no one else allowed to open their own business? they're going to fix their life. how is possible? this is one thing. second thing, when they cook

it will be you, the community, that helps guide me in city hall. hall. i am your voice in city hall. i moved to san francisco three decades ago. i was looking to create a community without other artists and like-minded people. we lived in warehouses throughout the city, but then, as now, we were evicted and pushed out. one landlord, in particular, a good landlord, came to me and said, why don't you pull your money together and by the place? 's own three friends i bought a place. it was falling down, but it was our home. right now in san francisco, families, teachers, nonprofit workers, and bartenders, they are struggling to stay in san francisco. i am not seeing the same housing opportunities we had back then. even as artists with part-time jobs, we were able to pool our money together and buy something. keeping people housed in a neighborhood that they love and creating more housing, affordable housing, it will be one of my top priorities as a supervisor. not far from here, i started my community activism. we worked to create a supervisor -- supervisor

here is the hall of fame receiver with more. are in action tonight taking on the arizona diamondbacks in the desert. lets take a look at the score... the diamondbacks lead 6-3 in the 5th inning. and the athletics are also in action oakland against the tigers. the score for this game.....zero-zero... in the 7th inning gary brings up alicia always sounds like you have doubts about john grudens return. personally i love chucky. you are the best who ever you are the you are the best who ever did it. look forward to what's next. please get off "the giants need bryce harper." neither of you are that good. now i know why you got rid of the bentley. you're retiring. best wishes. hoepfully alicia realizes no one broadcasts like her husband. will miss the friday segments. love you! coming uptwo backpacks a purse a bunch of electronics and a bunch of personal itemsthere is one francisco what on average has one reported auto break-in everyday where is it and what's being done to stop it? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving b

with loved ones and fanshere is the hall of fame receiver with more.sot) back with the giantds and a's back with the back with the giantds and a's story next hour.. at the palace of fine arts in san francisco, because of a strong police presence, car break-ins have dropped from one a day to one a week (vicki) more and more cities are trying to fight back with education and enforcement and even a new approach ... stanley roberts explains. .. if you look around the bay area especially near tourist destinations, you might see two things this is one of them if you can't tell what this is, listen in for a moment and buy the end you will be fully educated nats: ambiance here at lands end lookout in san francisco near ocean beach when you first first enter you will see the second thing .this sign frequent break-ins leave nothing of value in your vehicle. in face of the door to the gift shop is yet another sign reading warning vehicles break-ins are frequent in this area keep luggage, clothing and all other personal items out of sight do not leave anything of

jonathan: a beautiful jackson hall with michael mckee. thank you for joining us.oining me in new york city is matt hornbach, subadra rajappa and coming to me from atlanta is rob wldner. great to have you with me. it seems like it is chairman powell saying more of the same at the same pace. subadra: the message was one of caution and gradualism. thus far they have been hiking once a quarter. there is no rush to squeeze in the a lot of hikes over the next coming year. i think they will be very cautious. they will proceed as required -- if more hikes are warranted, and proceed as required. jonathan: matt, they are trying to link it back to jackson hole, -- hall, wyoming. forget the dollar just for a moment. there is nothing that is changed from jackson hall and there is no difference i can see from chairman powell today from the month before that, and the month before that, and the month before that. matt: the market probably got ahead of itself trying to make up the story the fed needs to accelerate the pace of hiking. you can see the market is disappointed he was n

as you said, in many ways, wolf hall was the turning point.r—wise, yes, it was a huge turning point. not only in domestic sales, but translations — and i think it went on to 36, 37 languages. and it is just amazing to think that people on the four corners of the earth are reading about henry viii and his wives. what you did was follow up with another man booker winner in 2012, didn't you, with bring up the bodies? yes. i did wonder how people's attitudes towards you change after those two victories. do you know, a lot of people thought they were my first books. and lovely, well—meaning people, would rush up to me and say, how wonderful you did all of this in your 50s. and i would feel a little bit sulky, because i would think, it you know, i have been writing since i was 22. i wrote for 12 years before i was published. and that is a more typical career. but people love the idea of an overnight success. wolf hall and bring up the bodies, these books cover what must be one of the most famous periods in english history, the most talked about, the

he did town halls in new hampshire. and it was real.t was not scripted like so many candidates have used. >> there was no screening whatsoever. and that was true in his public appearances on sunday shows. i heard he had the all-time record on "face the nation," i'm sure it was a record on other stations as well. howie: on "meet the press," yes. >> he didn't have the usual screens public people do. he also didn't listen to his staff. he did we wanted to do when he wanted to do it, even if it got him into trouble. howie: what does it say today, joe biden, barack obama, hillary clinton praising john mccain. but at the same time he alienated people in his own party because he followed his principles and sometimes it ticked off the left and sometimes ticked off the right. . . ese devices. the left is still upset with him because of his support for the iraq war. some are still upset about his behavior in the hanoi hilton. the points you just raised is critical. john mccain represented an age of bipartisanship. not complete. the parties have a

who hold those town hall meeting who held this town hall meeting but the other people the protest is that the group to what's helpful because they don't really have any concrete proposals they don't have any concrete sets of demands all the shouting is macca go away they're increasingly separated from the rest of society and it's now up to the politicians to not lose those people ok now these protests have once again pushed the issue of migration very much to the fore here in germany much the benefit of the far right if d.d. alternative for germany it's party leader all xander gallant talked to us yesterday let's take a look at what he said. mrs america's immigration policy has created a situation where we have knife attacks and mind co-leader is absolutely right about this carried out by people who would not be here otherwise. and so there is a cause here and that causes the mass immigration brought about by mrs maskell you must only be from out of was a thought. ok that's a very tough accusation there house american government responding to that they are taking those accusations ve

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with me now is cia veteran steve hall. steve, a lot to take through with you here. do you agree with those in the intelligence community like michael haddon is nothing short of a threat to silence us? is it? >> absolutely, poppy. if you go through the list of people that over the past couple of weeks, even days that the president has begun going after, most recently, and most noteworthy, john brennan, clapper. if you go further back, back even further, you have andrew mccabe and comey. he is trying to eliminate or intimidate those people who could point to the issue of what was the nature of the relationship of the trump administration to the russians. that's what this is all about. i have to tell you, i have personally known and worked with john brennan. we didn't always agree on everything, but i worked for him and respected him. the same with jim clapper. those people have more integrity and more intelligence and more h hon he honesty in their little finger than president trump could. they have been patriots, serving in difficult locations, often dangerous to the

one of six new hall of famers that will be inducted into the hall this saturday.s await those bustebu. lamar jackson through his first touchdown pass as a pro in his deb debut. robert griffin iii was excited to see that. jackson threw 40%, a completion, they hope to take down joe flacco as the starter there. i know you, alisyn, thought that john perman is on vacation, he is, but because today is tom brady's birthday, he is probably in new england stocking him to celebrate. >> thank you for that tip. we know that john berman does think that is a national holiday, so he does observe it it, but we will find out where he is. someone quick monitor his instagram. >> the red sox -- did they beat the yankees, he has to be happy this morning. >> excellent. >>> u.s. officials say a huge military drill is happening in the persian gulf right now, what is iran's navy doing? when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. at crowne plaza, we know b

here is the scene 600 miles south of the hall of fame. terrell owens in chattanooga tennessee received his hall of fame yellowjacket to a huge innovation. he chose to give his induction acceptance speech, not the hallowed top steps of the ohio canton shrine. >> it's not always a popular stance to go against the grain. however, in my heart i know this is the right thing to do. they say i am making the wrong decision. sometimes you have to do what is deemed wrong, or the wrong thing for the right reason. i love you too. but i love me more. >> reporter: that is to. tennis, that is mihaela buzrnescu.. there is a dagger of a shot right there. she will face the winner tonight of the daniel collins maria sir kari match. over to golf, justin thomas at the old bridgestone. this is how you handled the short game. from 30 feet at 12. a shot of three under 67. tiger woods, 11 shots behind him at three over three -- 73. on the prowl. women's british open in the royal saint anne's. she sings tie songs to calm herself. she should keep harmonizing. at 5

she grew up at the music hall. done dozens of concerts at the music hall.n and came time to launch this new idea of an all encompassing festival in the streets of detroit, she was the one we went to. and, you know, working with aretha, you know, i say to my staff and my people, if she asks you for something, correct answer is yes. >> yes. >> and this time -- yes. would be the right answer, brooke. this time, we simply asked her to kick off this enormous festival and little did we know that it would become her final full performance. >> i read that you say there was a lot of crying involved. >> well, because that performance turned into a four-day festival. because the city of detroit gave her the key to the city. the city council renamed the street in front of music hall aretha franklin way. it's there to that day f. you visit the music hall, you see the jazz cafe. we are going an honoring her further to make sure that her legacy is preserved renaming it aretha's jazz cafe at the music hall center. >> it's great. i know you will be at the funeral on friday.