>> 45 harrison. >> just on harrison yeah. >> just on harrison. >> yeah. >> so did consider harrison andnsing for parking and it is a e what is a your rational. >> this is one of the first issues with all the challenges and, in fact, we worked as early on as the prepta meeting with the staff and pta meeting we looked at lansing a strong concern so not have it on lansing it is much more slower pedestrian friendly bike friendly street there was very strong resistance to lansing street and the consideration on harrison street all the parking for the project is below grade that is required by the removing zoning so essentially plaza the intoons our harrison street is basically cutting out a large chunk the ground floor it is two floors below blow the grad your diving two floors down to get down to the garage level so again, we - i understand you know the commissioners searching there is a lot of answers i'm sorry a lot of questions so moving the garage to the lowest points on first street was decided upon by all involved as the best of the not a handful of great choices. >> okay but there co

and we don't think and a lot of people in the harrison community don't think that making harrison more an improvement. >> wouldn't harrison have to go pretty far to be like west africa? >> we want business owners in harrison to understand that they don't have to feel pressure of being bullied by the task force. >> and how do you mean bullied, just to be clear? >> for instance, somebody put a sign up on the highway in harrison, anti-racist is a code word for anti-white. we still to this day, we don't know who put the sign up. >> but can we all just agree that it seems unfriendly? >> i don't see it that way. >> you don't see it that way? >> no. >> would you be sign if the sign came down? >> absolutely not. the sign has been a success. >> when i drive into town and i see that sign, anti-racism equals anti-white, it makes me feel like as guy who's not from this community driving into this community i should probably drive through this community. >> when i say racist can you honestly tell me you don't see a white person? >> i can honestly tell you that. i have black relatives that are racis

>> jim harrison: mhm.nthony: is writing any way to make a living? >> jim harrison: no, not hardly. >> anthony:i try to explain this to people. you have to be either a monster of self-regard, delusional, or just so [ censored ] lucky that -- i mean the forces of the universe are aligned against you. >> jim harrison: yeah, the only thing you can do is if you're just completely tenacious and write with a disregard for every outside circumstance there is. most people look in the mirror and say, "you know i'm getting old," or something like that. but shakespeare the poet said, "devouring time, blunt thou thy lion's paws." that's a little better, huh? >> anthony: nice view, i cannot complain about this. >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: so what are you doing around half a year here and half a year? -- >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: in ah -- >> jim harrison: arizona. >> anthony: arizona. >> jim harrison: real interesting culture. an ever-present border patrol, which i teased a lot. i'll be hunting, and their

, we're in agreement we'll probably need for detail space and, in fact, the garage were moved to harrison perhaps the space where the garage is now located on first street to give us supplemental rob on the slope of the hill that may not be the easiest place there's a restaurants further on first on a sloping area so 3 might be usable that could be worked by the architect then you know if, in fact, we - the commission feels i don't see the garage has to think on harrison other commissioner say if the commission wants to do that there's not a problem with people but that is something to consider the other things i've heard i'm not sure what commissioner moore as saying our looking for more separation on jasper. >> i was not saying anything in particular but brought into the broader context of the evolving of the rincon hill building that includes lansing and everything around that that goes across the intersection. >> i tend tony heard about a separation i'm not sure i'm not clear what that is bus or but were some neighbors on the jasper looking for more of a separation that might be part

. >> harrison warton is an eighth grader in san ramon.riend showed him the snap chat video a friend posted. they could be heard saying racist and anti-sametic slurs aimed at harrison. >> it was hurtful in the beginning. i don't get hurt by that anymore. >> finally he has proof and now he has power. >> his parents are shocked and disappointed. >> it is troubling and disturbing. frankly it is infuriating and pretty cowardly. >> we deserve an apology. my child deserves a sincere apology. >> the school district said it cannot speak to individual student discipline issues, but they take all reports related to student behavior very seriously, investigate and address them. >> i hope something comes out of this video. >> we are not done. we are going to pursue this from a civil rights perspective. >> harrison's parents say he hasn't received an apology from the family of the student who posted the video. >>> an east bay high school is dropping its entire football program. the athletic director at mission san jose high in fremont says there just i

harrison was the chief architect of the british mandate in 1932. his name austin is after his distant relative jane austen. he was a british person and embodied a kind of britishness but he was a brit who left england is a young man and served in the first world war and never went back. he was deeply at home in the area of this wider mediterranean. he spends his entire life in palestine and egypt and greece and cyprus and he was next door neighbors and friends with lawrence jarrell who dedicates the book bitter lemons to him. he was fascinated by the architecture of the whole region when i want to do is take you on another little detour to show you a little bit of that and the influences in his work. this is one of the sketches from one of his notebooks when he was there. he labeled it palestine townhouse. this is a classic shape of a palestinian building, a cube with the dome on top. he's sketching it and trying to figure it out for himself. there are a lot of amazing things about him. the way he will take this humble form and move it over to this

stay away from it. >> but about halfway through our stay at indiana, josh harrison stepped right intodown of his dormitory, officers found a nine-inch knife hidden among his possessions. harrison said he was considering using it on another inmate, one who was convicted of killing his cousin. >> he's going to try to come with his little dumb story, you can believe that. oh, they was going to do something and he knows i'm not going to let no one do nothing to him, so that would be weak to me. in his heart he's got to prove that he's tough. he's probably like me. he feels a lot of pain, but he's covering it up by trying to show violence, that's all that is. >> when robert found out that josh had been caught with a knife, he wanted to talk to him before josh went into lockup. so, you know, we were filming, we were following robert up there and i'm expecting, you know, the nice father/son kind of chat. and robert just lit into him. >> you think it's funny, don't you? you're a straight idiot. what you go get the knife for, for real? why did you get it? >> to do it on my cousin. >> what did

. >> harrison warton is an eighth grader in san ramon. the snap chat video a friend posted. they could be heard saying racist and anti-sametic slurs aimed at harrison. >> it was hurtful in the beginning. i don't get hurt by that anymore. >> finally he has proof and now he has power. >> his parents are shocked and disappointed. >> it is troubling and disturbing. frankly it is infuriating and pretty cowardly. >> we deserve an apology. my child deserves a sincere apology. >> the school district said it cannot speak to individual student discipline issues, but they take all reports related to student behavior very seriously, investigate and address them. >> i hope something comes out of this video. >> we are not done. we are going to pursue this from a civil rights perspective. >> harrison's parents say he hasn't received an apology from the family of the student who posted the video. >>> an east bay high school is dropping its entire football program. the athletic director at mission san jose high in fremont says there just isn't enough inte

i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm angie goff. governor jerry mccull lo also being questioned this morning. fbi looking into his political donations. >>> a look at a warmup on the way and your memorial day forecast in just a couple

barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> pretty awesome. if you have room in your home and your heart for another child who is waiting, call our special adoption hotline or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. >>> feels like deja vu. we're off to a rainy and cool start start. >> and we continue to follow the breaking news of the morning, a csx train derail the, hazardous chemicals being contained from at least one of the ten cars that went off the tracks mere the rhode island avenue station.

. >> director rahaim when we took on the reconsideration on harrison and the gentleman was involved and you it is really a powerful discussion anchoring reconsidering the building with the rincon hill plan we shouldn't not omit doing in for openers not take into account this building as a individual solution but a large requirement i have basically all buildings have responded to now this comes as the last seed we are occupying this assembly with a relatively ambiguous history we have to be extra careful we're book ending the san francisco moving on the friday i think that requires a lot of sensitivity and as i say we will be remiss in not pirating u putting that into the discussion. >> just to be clear including

. >> i'm barbara harrison. >> investigation into a csx train derailment as crews make progress. >>> a wrong-way crash turns deadly on the beltway. what investigators are now revealing about the driver. >>> storms in tennessee tracking northeast and coming close to us this evening. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. i've got new timing. >>> history in havana. it has not happened in decades, now it's a new way -- or part of a new way of life. i'm angie goff at the news >>> developing right now a mess in northeast washington. some of the cars from that csx train that derailed are still lying under the rhode island avenue metro. the crash spilled chemicals all over the track. the metro station is back open, but mark trains are restricted. >> crews have a lot of work to do today to get the rails back to normal again. >> news 4 is live in northeast washington now with how they're making progress on the repairs. derek joins us now live with the latest.

the scenes stories about the museum and including this new piece that barbara harrison gave a few weeks ago about the wonderful items inside. >> absolutely cool. well, if you will be going to the new he assume today, probably a good day do it. >> you want to be out of drizzle.he assume today, probaby a good day do it. >> you want to be out of drizzle. d.c. bike ride this morning starting out with drizzle around. so hopefully you have your rain gear. low clouds are hovering. thousands are expected for the bike ride and they will be riding through drizzle and sprinkles can right now are immediate metro area. the steadier rain the area in color moving just to our north is track down closer to us moving in to loudoun county, montgomery county, frederick, carroll and howard. just about to come into the district. eventually into prince george's county shortly. but otherwise if you don't see any color here, but we do have drizzle.

no definitely not dating chris harrison. he is one of best friends.'t think he'll ever date someone within bachelor family. >> he doesn't cross that line. >> thank you. >> a lot ofinside scoop. >> after we have the baby we'll tell you. >> absolutely. >> are you ready to your fixer upper? >> oh my god. >> that is fixxr upper husband and wife team chip and joangaines. they take fixer up and transform them into dream homes. the show is breaking ratings records after ratings records so i thought i'd go with them so you can meet the couple behind the phenomenon. >> oh, what? >> what you see is what you get wigaines. they're the mos down home real people you'll ever meet. >> i tell them censored. what you see on tv is censored. he's ten times crazier in real lif i get to put up with him. i'm the luckylady. >> we take the worst house in the best neighborhood and we turn it into dream home. >> for me it's a dream come true because at the end of day with a we're passionate about is creating homes for families. >> being successful. >> remodelled w over 100 home

at the time, carolyn scott harrison was the first president -- as the d.a.r.alls it, president general of the organization. she was first lady at the time. she addressed this group of women, and we believe this may be the first public address that a first lady has made. it occurred in 1892. the d.a.r. museum is known in some circles for a collection of textiles and clothes. in this exhibition, we pulled some of the coverlets that we have. a date from the 19th century. they were commemorative items. perhaps you already had your engraving of washington over the mental, and perhaps you already had a jug with benjamin franklin's face on it. maybe you wanted something to put on your bed. you could purchase these coverlets which were woven to include imagery from the american revolution, and a patriotic imagery of washington. we have here, hail washington, and his image here. we also have an early image of the capital building -- capitol building. this was made in 1869. this coverlet was created in 1834. about 30 years previously. it is blue and white, wool and cott

and this is gonna be free on harrison street in san francisco, and he's playing on saturday the 28tht 4 p.m. but for anyone who likes tex mex or any other type of music, we have dozens of performers on three stages on harrison street during the festival. damian: talk about what it's taken to--i mean, i'm assuming that once the festival ends this year, it's the planning stages for the next year already underway. sylvia: we're already planning for next year, yeah. i mean, we celebrate carnaval as a party for the people who are on the team, but we're already planning for next year. it takes a lot. carnaval is an amazing organization because we rely a lot on volunteer help and volunteering at high levels. people actually just doing staff work for zero money because everybody loves it so much. damian: it sounds like a classy, outdoor, free festival. and by classy, i do mean with a capital "c." sylvia: yeah, i mean, it's classy, it's fun, it's outrageous, because we are san francisco, you know? so, but the main thing about carnaval san francisco is that it's a celebration of life. it's joy

i was freezing in a city as to inaugural address, and i turned into william henry harrison. what's going to happen to me in 30 days? not a good feeling. spent branch of agenda, what about the rumors of warren harding being poisoned? and a second question, when was the first president can simply a tradition of presidential libraries now, did that start with the johnson over hoover, or when did that start? >> the rumors of warren harding being poisoned, we actually have a tradition of assumed that depression who dies during office was done in by some nefarious means that goes back to william henry harrison. someone tried to murder because of slavery. someone murdered aquitaine because of slave. that's what he was exhumed in the 1990s. departing back out in 1991 just to check on what had killed him. the story of warren harding, this is one of the best selling books that came after he died that suggested that his wife had found out about all of this extramarital dalliance is and had poisoned him. and that was a best selling book and almost certainly just rumors trying to get boo

i got to tell you that i met today airy harrison and january wine in a key would people who u were babies when their father ft were killed in vietnam, robertet whore sixty three a major in u16789 air force killed in 19 skiff ellis green captain in the the two share a unique bond and today, came to the wall to pay their respects. >> harry harrison and januaryuay have a bond. their dad's were both pilotsils during the vietnam war. airy's father west point graduate was a helicopter he ha pilot shot down may 23rd 1970. five years earlier on december 11th, 1965, january's dad was w killed when the plane he was pilotting struck a mountain tanu top in the fog. fog everyone on board was killed. his funeral at arlington hell 1l years later. >> i remember the, that was the thing i i remember the most ando then the whole procession through arlington and gun g absolute and the advance and folding of the flags, the flag,t over the pin drop, it was so quiet. they handed me the flag it was meaningful and tumping at the time. ♪ into. >> reporter: ashery was justor three months old whente this t father wa

[cheering and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison.elcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [audience cheers] me too. our returning contestant is getting married in two months and could use some money to start her life as a newlywed. from the upper west side in new york city, please welcome rachel samburg. [cheering] >> well. >> rachel. >> hello. we meet again. >> welcome, we meet again. that's right. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so you're getting married soon. >> i am. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> many blessings. wish you guys the best.

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. >> legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people and this is his home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪s i am? maybe not. time is an industry that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was 7 in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. 68 years ago later i could still inhabit that boy's body. i start thinking about a time in between. it is the burden of life to be in the ages without seeing the end of time. ♪ ♪ >> next time you turn off a news cycle filled with shouting bobble-heads convinced that america is devolving into a moronic inferno, questioning the greatness of your nation, maybe you should come here. here are your purple mountains majesty. this is the landscape that generations of dreamers, despots, adventurers, explorers, crack pots and heroes fought and died for. it's one of the most beautiful places on earth. there is no place like it. montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years, but before the prospectors and explorers there were the plains indians. the absarre be onninga have been master horsemen since they adopted spanish-introduced mustangs in the 18th

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. >>> we all know what hans solo looks like harrison forward.e know him from the star wars movie. >> we're getting look at him in younger days. alden ehrenreich will play the young hans solo 218 star wars spin off based on the character he beat out 2500 other characters for the role of smuggler. harrison ford played the older hans solo in four star wars movies much that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. good i'm brooke thomas. for katie and all of us here thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues online at cbsphilly.com. this cit added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. i actually really like the two steps. everytime i use this together it felt like leaving the dentist's office. crest hd, 6x cleaning, 6x whitening. i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. >> phyllis: look at us. we're the power couple. the abbott-winters foundation is getting off the ground, the pass key profits are through the roof. we're an impressive team

a group of teens blamed for a vicious beat-down leaving a man unconscious overnight on harrison streets near a parking lot behind the hall of justice. kpix 5's da lin says the beating victim had yet another injustice. >> reporter: dry blood on the harrison street sidewalk marks where the beat-down took place. it happened around 2:40 this morning. san francisco police say 6 asian teenaged boys and girls -- >> anywhere between 15 to 18 years old. >> reporter: -- attacked a 29- year-old asian man. >> mostly it was punching and kicking that led to a brain injury. >> reporter: they drove off in two cars. after the victim was left bleeding and unconscious on the ground, police say two bystanders took his wallet and other valuable items. >> it's cold, heartless. you know, you were raised better than that. at the very least call 911 so we can get an ambulance to treat him right away because at this point he suffered from severe brain and head trauma. >> reporter: other witnesses called 911. paramedics took the hayward man to sf general where he is in critical condition. >> as of why it happened

he describes as one of his inspiration's if you know, all of brough to look at the courtyard that harrison bill for the rockefellers. and now want to read just another piece of the book. >> it is almost as though to dream in the building the building seems to be symmetrical careful a geometry gives the illusion of matching one another as architectural display of light and shadow giving way to gentle art is with wide open spaces to take shape to jerusalem itself. within one style of building to the towers of the landscape and the museum was actually a utopia but the bill being is aspirational not exactly as it was but in a better role that might be. that brings us back to the post office where you can see how it was the last building completed in jerusalem is a much more restrained building with those eastern influences it cannot see them in the picture but very heavy order mental doors to do something like mendelssohns with the hand cut blocks of stone as they do on the hillside also the assyrian form of masonry and to do this is a sophisticated way. ha and unfortunately like mendelssohn t

flint and derek harrison allegedly kidnapped a woman and her 14 daughters last tuesday, assaulting them baseball bat. the women eventually managed to break free and call 911. police say derek harrison may have falsely believed the woman had turned him in for drug use, including meth. they are awaiting extradition to utah. >>> over the weekend, dozens of navy s.e.a.l.s and surfers paid tribute to fallen navy s.e.a.l. charlie keating iv. he was killed in a gun battle with islamic state militants. a paddle out was held near s.e.a.l. team one headquarters in coronado, >>> a 21-year-old woman was caught trying to walk off with two packages when she ran into the california homeowner and his camera phone. >> if i were you, i'd put that down. >> why? >> because those are my stuff. i live here. >> no, you don't. >> this is my house. >> this is my mom's house. >> i'm going to call the police on you. >> police shared video of the confrontation on their facebook page. by friday afternoon, the woman had been arrested on one count of a felony grand theft. >>> and an 89-year-old world war ii vet is ma

the water and sewer system at that time but even knowing that there still people that talk about harrison this is why you put a coat on when you go outside. [laughter] although i did realize the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination -- assassination so they were showing clips of the inaugural address and i figured out uncalled can get in texas? apparently it cancel i was wearing not nearly enough and i was freezing outside listening and thinking they're going to turn into harrison what happened to me in 30 days? [laughter] >> about the rumors of parting being poisoned? this seems to be a tradition of presidential libraries but did that start with johnson? or whoever? >> though rumors of harding being poisoned he had a tradition to assume that every president that dies in office was done by a nefarious leaning so they tried to murder him because of slavery era zachary taylor that is why he was exhumed in the 1990's and 1991 just to check with the story of parting is one of the best-selling books that cannot after he died to suggest his wife found out about his extramarital affairs

flint harrison surrendered this morning and is now helping in the search for his son. now, authorities saying the father and son were paranoid after using meth and lured the family friends to the basement of a home in utah, tieing them up with duct tape. the victims escaped and are recovering thankfully. investigators warning that derrick harrison is armed and dangerous. >>> meanwhile, leaders in sstat directives that deal with transgender students. the u.s. department of education telling schools they have to respect students' gender identities when it comes to the use of bathrooms and locker rooms. we explain the guidelines and what happens if schools decide not to follow this. garrett? >> reporter: the issue won't be going any way anytime soon, the white house has made its position very clear, though, get on board or face the consequences. on friday the departments of justice and education sent school districts across the country a letter stating that transgender students must be provided full and eke qual access to both facilities and activity based on the gender t

pilot ken harrison, hovering just feet of the face of a cliff.n the edge, you see the rescue team using those orange safety ropes, then as the rope tightens -- it catches the blade. >> it became from routine to be very desperate in just a matter of seconds. >> reporter: watch again -- the rescue team said it sounded like an explosion as it went tumbling down the rock. the tail of copper flying over their head. >> we didn't have time to be scared. we need to look for a place to crash. there's something desperately wrong here. >> reporter: amazingly, harrison was able to land the badly-damaged chopper in a nearby field, saving all seven of the crew. in the last five years, the utah department of public safety has nearly 500 of successful recovery missions. in this case, it's a combination of luck and experience that saved lives. >> good move by the pilot. >> yep. >>> when we come back -- the skinny, prince harry is here in america. >>> and more magic mike, stick around. >> together? >> magic mike, prince harry. sure. >> sounds eventful. >> how is t

it's harrison barnes to steph curry. 99 all. watching in oakland trying to will their team to a win half a country away. doing it again. thompson will burly another three. 11-of-18. a chance to make it a two- possession game. goes strong to the hoop. puts one in high. 106-101 with 14 seconds left. they go on to win. 108-101. they've won two straight limb limb nation games. >> game sevens are -- they're fun. they're pressure packed but i don't think there could be anymore pressure on us in game seven than there was want to. well feel fortunate to get that opportunity. obviously we have the momentum now. we've won two in a row just like they won two in a row and now they go home. we feel a lot better now than we did a few days ago. obviously but doesn't guarantee anything. >> so it's on. one more time at oracle. the season of blowouts. we may look back at tonight as the warriors finest moment. you talk about digging down deep and coming up with something. >> yeah. they did it. lots more coming up on sports wrap in a little bit. >>

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john tyler was simply put on the ticket to balance the ticket with william henry harrison. to ask johnred tyler whether he agreed with anything at all on the platform or anything else that the party that nominated him aspire to toomplish -- aspired accomplish, because no one thought that william henry harrison was going to die. they were wrong and tyler for many years has gotten a great deal of credit, just as andrew johnson got credit for a whole generation of historians for hillary -- historians for heroically withstanding congress so fixed was the notion among historians of presidential that even a woefully inferior president like andrew johnson was seen as a victim of those radical republicans who set out to remove him from office. we now know they did the right thing for the wrong reason. american history would have been very different if andrew johnson disappeared. innce said, and it got me trouble, and i'm sure i am going to get in trouble again for repeating it, the greatest tragedy of the 19th century was of john wilkes booth's conspiracy against lincoln. the secon

according to the relatively tame mayor of chicago, carter harrison, a lot of people were deciding thathings were ok and it was time to go home. but it wasn't. what happened next at the rally, someone through a pipe bomb. a policeman was killed. the policeman began to fire. a shootout ensued. six police and four protesters were killed in the crossfire. we never figured out who through the pipe bomb. we knew who to blame. the anarchists. these germans, these radicals. four of them were executed. others received long prison sentences. one committed suicide. in the 1890's john peter altgeld the new governor of illinois and himself german born part in three surviving anarchists. basically saying the whole thing has been a travesty of justice. we still don't know who through the pipe bomb. we know wasn't them. the resulting fear of radicalism led to increasing anti-labor sentiment nationwide. 1892 was a period with many major incidents. in new orleans there was a general strike that went on and on. 25,000 workers. dozens of different organizations. lack workers and white workers in new orlea