thomas hannibal and paris motter are the main suspects in my son's case. i'm not making this up. this can be looked up. >> thank you, miss brown. any further public comment? hearing none, public comment is now closed. please call the next line item. >> item seven, adjournment, action item. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? thank you, everybody, have a good evening. . >> i just feel like this is what i was born to do when i was a little kid i would make up performances and daydream it was always performing and doing something i feel if i can't do that than i can't be e me. >> i just get excited and my nickname is x usher my mom calls me i stuck out like a sore thumb for sure hey everybody i'm susan kitten on the keys from there, i working in vintage clothing and chris in the 30's and fosz and aesthetic. >> i think part of the what i did i could have put on my poa he focus on a lot of different musical eras. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and

thomas hannibal and paris motter are the main suspects in my son's case. i'm not making this up. this can be looked up. >> thank you, miss brown. any further public comment? hearing none, public comment is now closed. please call the next line item. >> item seven, adjournment, action item. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? thank you, everybody, have a good evening. serving on the commission for the environment of san francisco and the executive director of bright line defense, an organization dedicated to empowering communities and sustainable environments. creating sustainable environments, that is the theme today as we hear from a coalition of stakeholders, ranging from environmental advocates to community leaders to business leaders to elected officials, who have come here today to protest the repeal of the clean power plan just across the street that is happening at the main library. in sacramento, we've had diverse leadership come together and talk about how it's essential to our community and the nation. we've heard from the california air reso

a military man, but a great military leader and he set his sights on the people like seizer and hannibal, these were his role models. >> he used to love to play soldier, and he would play general. >> acclaimed historian penned patton, a genius for war. >> they made up almost sort of the first little tank when he was a kid, made out of a barrel and some other things, and they went flying down a hill. these were some of george's childhood play things. toy soldiers, a wooden sword, and a trustee slingshot. the family has had a history in the military. >> his great uncle was killed at gettysburg and his grandfather was also killed during the civil war, and those stories of the bravery and everything certainly filtered down to patton. >> 1904, after a year at the virginia military institute, and some lobbying by his father, a high powered attorney, 19-year-old george patton enrolled at west point. while soldiering came easy for the young cadet, he struggled mightly with academics. unknown at the time, patton suffered from what we now call dislexa. >> i think he had to work harder to be on the

tunisia was to be the theater of a major campaign, a campaign to be fought where hannibal fought.dy three times in history great armies had been destroyed between the mountains and the sea. these hills and plains were again to echo to the temptest of battle. not now the trumpeting of elephants but the crash of tanks and artillery. not now an empire but a way of life at stake. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on this christmas 1942, our soldiers and airmen in tunisia and the western desert gathered together in little churches under the open sky. and doing so, they thought of their homes and loved ones hundreds of thousands of miles away. our soldiers' thoughts were of new york and the middle west, of the cities and villages of france, of the plains and hills of india, of homes in cape town and the african belt, or among the snows of canada or in the christmas sunshine of new zealand and australia, and among the fog and rain of london and edinborough. they thought of their comrades who had already been killed, under the cause of which they'd been killed, the cause which brought them across the seas to figh

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( laughter ) that's like saying "eat me" to hannibal lecter. doesn't work out well. doesn't have a happy ending for you. he's just going to marinate you. also on the cnn, nunberg dropped a huge bombshell about that infamous trump tower meeting. >> do you think that donald trump says, president trump says he knew nothing about the meeting. do you think that that's true? >> no. you know that's not true. he talked about it a week before. and i don't know why he did this. all he had to say was, yeah, we met with the russians. the russians offered us something and we thought they had something and that was it. i don't know why he went around trying to hide. >> stephen: oh, i know that one, too! ( laughter ) unlike you, some people try not to get arrested. ( laughter ) you've got to give that one to trump. he knows jail. ( piano riff ) ( applause ) and all of this just happened minutes ago! minutes ago! and nunberg also took a moment to throw some shade on former trump campaign manager corey lewandowsky, who allegedly had an affair with hope hicks. >> i despise cory. why w

thomas hannibal, paris moffett, jason thomas, anthony carter, and marcus carter.e still out there running the street, except for one of them. these names are just not pulled out of a hat. these are on any son's case. even mayor gavin newsome said it. they know who killed my son. the police know who killed my son, so when are we going to get justice for my son? when am i going to get help? every year i come here. every wednesday i come here. i look on the board just to see if this place is going to be open today. and if you are not here, i like to where you're going to go. so i can be there. and i'm saying this now and i'm stepping up now because i'm not going to be able to be here next week, so maybe i will speak twice. i still need justice for my son. he was a 17-year-old boy. murdered in the streets of san francisco where all other murders are p hahhing, and nothing is happening to these people of color. and and i keep saying if i was a white woman or if my son was a white boy, would his case be solved? i still ask that. and i'm not singing about it. i'm not hap

that's like saying eat me to hannibal lector. >> i didn't and sam nunberg to protect me.'t think i require any protection. >> i was subpoenaed to appear in front of a grand jury myself. you can imagine how surprised i was. >> new charges against paul manafort, and they added another ankle monitor to the indicted former trump aide. >> that looks like a busy week. he writes the water of this investigation rising higher, and malcolm nance is back with me as well. i started the table with paul. >> for anybody in the orbit of the mueller investigation the struggle is real. mueller is going in. he's a hard core prosecutor. it's a chiche now to say he's going after these parties but his or her. when you have the best law agency in the world focused on you, you have to tell the truth regardless of who you implicate. if you implicate people high up in the chain that's a lot of stress. >> one thing i heard from people in the legal circles after monday interview which obviously got some notice was maybe a theory that mr. nunberg and others are trying to alert roger stone and others

i called david -- i was in hannibal with my then two children. i said what are you doing? he said i'm in manchester. i'm going to have dinner with on them in tonight. i said excuse me? i got a babysitter, and i went down there. paul newman was an exceptional person. he would not sign autographs. he said i'm not here for paul newman. i am here for jean mccarthy. he sent -- we sent him ice- skating and he campaigned. he was fabulous. and he knew the issues. we also had tony randall. i went to a coffee and i took tony randall to a coffee and he cannot answer any of the questions. he was always signing his own autographs. so, i went home and i said david -- you have to get to the campaign. we have got -- so, we pulled him and told him the schedule was over, and brought paul newman back in. but, it was just the difference in approaches that newman was so committed to being against the war, that he was not there to promote himself. another -- oh, another interesting thing -- the campaign got really nasty at the end. they started calling us traders. there were two major democrati