gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on someone'srivate life. and that, he lost. >> i see an america too young to quit. >> ours is close to a lock to the democratic nomination as you're going to get. >> really believe that he could go all the way. >> it's an issue of recapturing our basic principles and believes, and values. >> every knows that hart plays around. >> i like my husband very much. >> the story was the journalistic political equivalent of an a-bomb. >> it's the story about sex and power. >> what was his relationship with her? >> i do not answer that question. >> went from being an icon to being a a joke. ♪ >>> america in the late 1970s was still emerging from the fog of vietnam, mired in a stagnating economy, and suffering through a 444-day hostage crisis in iran. the country was in the mood for change. >> we were post-water gate, post vietn vietnam. the public was deeply skeptical of its leaders. there was great deal of questions about character and trust in character. look what nixon had shown us, what johnson had show

hart was no shrinking violet. he was a very good infighter as an artist, and he was also very good with words. they went after one another in an article that i have milked for all it's worth in the book, of them detracting one another's work. frederick hart had a great booster in tom wolfe. but maya lin had a tremendous cadre of boosters who felt strongly that her work of art should not be violated by this intrusion. >> it was red state versus blue state. ladies and gentlemen, i'm sure someone would like to add something to our discussion. you're first. there is a microphone. gentleman right there in the white shirt. >> john mcauliffe. i'm with an ngo called the fund for reconciliation and development. congratulations, what you did is phenomenal. i'm also with a group called the vietnam peace commemoration committee, which is anti-war folks trying to lift up the memory of the anti-war movement. there is a comment or question about what is not in the memorial, and it is no way negative about it but it has come up i

thank you, captain hart. >> president cohen: thank you. [applause] >> president cohen: captain, before you make your remarks, supervisor yee would like to say a few nice things about you, as well. >> supervisor yee: yes. i don't want supervisor safai to hog up all the -- >> supervisor safai: that's okay. we can share. we can share. >> supervisor yee: we love him, too, in district 11. ingleside police station actually covers a small piece of district seven, and every meeting in which they have had, where they ask the police station to come, captain hart is always there. and i have to say, you really do the best. you do really lead by example. you're in the community. i mean, i'm glad that you're actually living in san francisco, you know, raised here, and understand the people in our neighborhoods. so i'm really proud -- thank you very much, supervisor safai, for acknowledging captain hart and his -- his team over at ingleside station. now i'm jealous that i didn't do that first. thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor yee, i will join yo

hart only wants a permanent move and is willing to take a pay cut after spending the last two seasons meanwhile, the scottish premiership starts tomorrow. celtic are going for an eighth straight league title. but with the arrival of steven gerrard in charge of old firm rivals rangers, could the gap between be about to close? andy burke reports. brendan rodgers and celtic have dominated scottish football in recent yea rs. dominated scottish football in recent years. they are pursuing their eighth consecutive league title. it'll be very competitive again, as it has been for the previous years i have been here. it is not just about previous years i have been here. it is notjust about defending that out, we have to wait. we have to and earn the right. celtic begin their title defence against livingston here on a saturday. the big question is after two seasons of complete domestic dominance, can they achieve a third successive travel?|j certainly a third successive travel?” certainly think it is on. to expect them to do it i think of the very difficult. those one—off gains in those cup com

hart? >> again, ray hart, open government. i have been doing this open government business for a decade now. i have 36 orders of determination from the sunshine ordinance task force finding various city elected official, boards, and commissions, etc., guilty of either withholding public records or interfering with public comment. and so i know whereof i speak. these closed sessions are always done in a way that i just don't buy it. i understand that there is necessity to have privacy for certain things like personnel matters and others, but at the end, what it always comes down to is are we going to disclose anything at all? and the answer is always no. it doesn't matter whether it's the ethics commission or this body or any other body in this city. if they go into closed session, they always come back and there is absolutely nothing they tell the public. that's not open government. are re-asking you to tell most or all of what happened? no. but to say reasonably that five or six people can go into a room for hours at a time a

bishop hart denied all allegations of abuse. cnn's e-mails have not been returned. >> there's a lot of sadness in these file cabinets. >> reporter: tammy mcterian from the bishop accountability says prosecution of clergy is rare, leaving survivors injustice in courts. >> not only a place where survivors get what justice they k. it's also the place where pressure is created for positive change. >> reporter: at least $3.8 billion has been paid out is insurance the ''80s across the nation. in lawsuits in claims of allegations of sexual abuse within the catholic church. >> change is not happening because the chur search reforming. change is happening because survivors are coming forward and forcing the church to reform. >> reporter: another form of justice is spreading around the country. at the university of scranton in pennsylvania the snams of three bishops are coming off buildings. in washington, cardinal donald wuerl's name is being removed from a high school named after him, after he was nailed in twa report. wuerl says he did

bishop hart denies all allegation of abuse. cnn calls to hart and his attorney haven't been returned. >> lot of sadness in these file cabinets. >> reporter: criminal prosecution of clergy is rare, leaving survivors seeking justice in civil courts. >> not only is it the place where survivors get what justice they can but it's also the place where pressure is created for positive change. >> reporter: at least $3.8 billion has been paid out since the '80s across the nation in lawsuits and claims involving allegations of sexual abuse within the catholic church. >> change is not happening because the church is reforming, change is happening because survivors are coming forward and forcing the church to reform. >> reporter: another form of justice is spreading around the country. at the university of scranton in pennsylvania, the names of three bishops are coming off buildings. in washington, cardinal donald wuerl's name is being removed from a high school named after him after he was named in the report. wuerl has said he did everyt

we are getting retails of the search of the hart's home in washington state. they say it didn't appear any children lived there. >> where they lived, what part of the house they lived in, what sort of regiment or what was going on behind the house. those type of questions me up. because it wasn't what you would term a house that had kids in it. or didn't appear that way. >> investigators removed a laptop and an ipad from the house. the ipad was handed over to the fbi but it's unclear if they found anything on it. no suicide note was located in the home. >> nothing that jumps right as far as a motive. nothing. there was no notes, there was no journals, there was no anything that indicated why they would do that. >> the bodies of two of the children 15-year-old davon they and 16-year-old hannah have not been recovered. a pair of girls shoes were found near the crash site in may but dna tests were inconclusive. >>> about 40 minutes to go before the closing bell on wall street as we take a look at the dow it is upright now about 42 points. >>> jet blue is raising

during the monologue, kevin hart went directly at the president. >> do not worry. in this game, you guys are allowed to kneel. there is no old white man to stop you. do it. >> you never know what will happen at the vmas. bad language, people run to the bathroom and septembnd out craz tweets. it is like a typical day at the white house. >> wow. mtv announced its first ever midterm get out the vote. the initiative called plus one aimed at getting young people to convince people to register with them. groups on the right encouraging a boycott of kevin hart. >> it is the vmas. >>> ahead, breaking news. microsoft has found another cyber attack linked to russian intelligence. the target? u.s. senators and conservative groups in the lead-up to the midterms. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medicare will pay for. what's left is on you. that's where an aarp medicare supplement

jennifer and sarah hart had adopted 6 children. five bodies have been found..oked as if no children lived there. a laptop was recovered and handed over to the f-b-i. the condition of the house has raised questions for investigators. ( james ) investigators investigators are still searching for blood relatives of hannah hart... to help identify human remains found this spring. so far ... no relatives have come forward. ( darya ) in sonoma... a city council woman is fighting back after she was harassed online for going to burning man. rachel hundley is running for re-election.. and has taken to youtube after pictures of her working at burning man were posted on a website called rachel hundley exposed. in the video hundley says she was sent a letter on august 13th telling her to drop out of the city council race... calling her behavior immoral and unethical. the site has been taken down... in the vide

proposal hart proposal that the judge would be directed to appoint a successer. whereas the president seems intent on appointing a prosecuter under the direct supervision of the attorney general. it would appear that the president's pr postal, without more, is unsatisfactory to both a majority of the people and of the senate. at the same time, i believe that the bay-hart approach would fundamentally alter the delicate balance of authority and division of function which are the great glory of the separation of powers. this is underlined and in the senator's handwriting it says correct on both counts. to a researcher that -- i want rested in this topic, that's information that could only be found on this document. one of the other major initiatives that he was known for was his work on nuclear nonproliferation. in specifically the senator saw a grave national threat to the united states in terms of national security. in securing fiscal material and other nuclear material after the fall of the soviet union. and this was another effort which was especially bipartisan

. >> president cohen: supervisor yee, i will join you in that jealous moment because captain hart also patrols parts of district ten, a tenuous part, a very difficult, challenging part, in the sunnydale neighborhoods, and so i also want to say congratulation doedoes. so we've got a few more people who want to thank, thank you. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: yes. i thank you for all the work you've done, and i thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: yes. i think you cover all the city because you also are the captain covering bernal heights, and i just want to say as a residence of bernal heights, and as someone who knows the neighborhood or the district is not easy to please, you have come in and won the respect and the trust and the love of this neighborhood in no all at all, and it's easy to see why. you are so respectful, you listen to what's going on, you make people feel heard and cared for, and i wish we could duplicate you and put you in districts all throughout the city, but i want to thank you so much for your service. amy binart i

we're now getting details from a search of the hart's home in washington state. investigators say it didn't appear that any children ever lived there. the rooms were not personalized and there wasn't much kids' clothing or toys. >> where they live, what part of the house they lived in, what sort of regimen or what was going on behind the house, there were several of those type of questions that came up because it wasn't what you would term, you know, a house that had kids in it or didn't appear that way. >> investigators removed a laptop and ipad from the house. the ipad was handed over to the fbi, but it's unclear if they found anything on it. no suicide note was located in the home. >> nothing that jumps right out as far as a motive. there was nothing that -- there was no notes. there was no journals. there was no -- anything that would indicate why they would do that. >> the bodies of two of the children, 15-year-old devonte and 16-year-old hannah have not been recovered. a pair of girls' shoes were found near the crash site in may, but dna tests were inconclu

two mothers and their six adopted children, disappeared in march and police believe that jennifer hartonally drove that suv off highway 1 with the entire family inside. today new details from a search of the harts' home in washington state, investigators say that it doesn't look like any children actually lived there. there aren't a lot of kids' clothes or toys and the rooms are not personalized. >> where they lived, what part of the house they lived in, what sort of regiment or what was going on behind the house, there were several of those type of questions that came up because it wasn't what you would term, you know, a house that had kids in it or didn't appear that way. >> investigators did remove a laptop and ipad from that house. the ipad was handed over to the fbi, unclear if the fbi found anything on it. no suicide note was located in that home. the bodies of two of those children have not been recovered. a pair of girl's shoes were found near the crash site in may, but dna tests were inconclusive. >>> john mccain's home state is preparing to say good-bye to the six term senato

after two seasons on loan at torino and west ham, joe hart has moved to burnley from manchester cityee in the region of £3.5 million. he's signed a two year deal at turf moor. and a study of last season's premier league matches has found that liverpool were the unluckiest side, dropping 12 points in games affected by wrongly disallowed goals or incorrect penalty decisions. manchester united were the luckiest team. the study also found that huddersfield should have been relegated and not stoke. serena williams has revealed that the struggle to balance motherhood and professional sport was behind her decision to pull out of this week's rogers cup in canada. the 23—time grand slam singles champion reached the wimbledon final last month but suffered the heaviest defeat of her career to johanna konta last week. the wrote a long post on social media explaining "i just was in a funk. mostly, i felt like i was not a good mom. we have all been there. i work a lot, i train, and i'm trying to be the best athlete i can be." she went on to stress that such feelings were normal and urged other mot

that's good news for the hart family om pin12 more tour dates in australia ahead.ually manifests itself with those blisters on the hands and feet and blisters in the mouth, but if you are a parent and you see this happening, i can understand the frustration. it's not about judging them, it's just about being considerate. this is an airborne contagion. keep your kids at home. >> have compassion. >> it's a miserable virus. >> it's very painful. >> very painful, yeah. >> you had it or -- >> my daughter did, yes. >> you can be contagious for weeks, even. >> you got to let it run its course. >> what else can you do? >> wow. >>> all right, guys. something else and switch gears here, the rare royal photo, queen elizabeth and princess kate riding together in a car while vacationing in scotland and abc's diane macedo is back. and there are some clues here . i did some investigative journalism for you all and uncovered new evidence that kate and the queen are pretty tight these days and that includes what might be the best royal perk of them all, borrowing the queen's jewelr

kevin hart made some comments at trump's expense.re certain comedians, certain actors that try for the most part to avoid politics. it was notable. he was there sticking it to trump. and also making a comment about you can go ahead and kneel if you want to during these performances. that was notable. but i think so much of our politics, too much of our politics is about hating the other side. the other side said that about trump or something. there wasn't much of that at this awards show, compared to the tonys where robert de niro became the subject for days for saying f trump from stage. so, sometimes when you're looking at millennials, what are they talking about, maybe the lack of trump references is notable in that way. when you see an f the wall t-shirt, certainly that does reflect the sentiment of a lot of young voters and young people, but i think what was most important about this, the political front, mtv coming out saying we're going to try to mobilize voters for the midterms. we hear about rock the vote for the presidentia

rob: i like kevin hart. he is a funny guy. >> he is a comedian. comedians, this happened to obama, george bush, remember will ferrell playing him on snl which was fabulous. you can't look at this as people turning it off. i'm a little older so i got into the music but i watch it, wasn't necessarily the politics. we were chuckling. it was a little funny. rob: you are going after the demographic, very young people. >> we should never stop making fun of our president and elected officials ever. when it gets to the part where if you support the president you are a racist was they novo been being lectured. rob: it didn't seem softer and musical performances, it got into the real nuts and bolts of politics and if you are not towing groupthink you are out. rob: he is a wrapper and a number of -- immigrant children, we don't know how they got the story, and the shirt says asked the wall and we are all human beings, he is making a statement about the wall and family separation, the most difficult moment of the night. >> i would agree. it is freedom of spee

terms of numbers of sheer exports the effect of this will likely be limited but make no mistake gary hart a bank for example that wants to continue to do business with the united states and even that once you continue using the u.s. dollar as a currency will likely think twice before it forwards and is transaction between europe and iran as in the past the americans have shown that they are willing to find hosley companies if they act against the sanctions. the german ministry for the economies wants to keep trade open but what can it really do brief review. well the german ministry guarantees export and investments by german companies in iran and it will continue to do so of course the german authorities don't say what happens when a company here a german company gets fined by the americans models in frankfurt thank you. thank you also for the problem of all the. cuts. cuts. cuts. and the whole round up in the b.m.w. school but it's a big s.u.v. . to drive. around the track testing is the focus more kids at school chances. are no i just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist b

well gary hart i have to say if you take frankfurt for example a city that's often perceived to be a bit boring with all its banks it's also a big surprise to see how many tourists are coming here but germany has done a lot to become more attractive for tourists frankfurt is a very good example with its completely refurbished old town of center of the town but of course there's a flip side to it germany is also benefiting from the negative aspects of other places in the world as it's become more in secure to travel worldwide at least people perceive it that way many tourists choose germany as a travel destination a country that's perceived to be very safe to travel to. and you've mentioned frankfurt but what other locations in germany benefit most and where the tourists coming from. well generally said it's the big centers that benefit most places like of course hamburg munich also frankfurt places that are well known in the world and that you can easily reach by plane by car by train also the fact that europe is growing closer together is playing a role you know we are seeing many p

burnley, and troy deeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance by scoring the third pastjoe harte watford's first away goals since january. in spain, real madrid began their league campaign with a relatively easy 2—0 win over getafe at the bernabeu. dani carvajal opened the scoring after 20 minutes as the european champions started their la liga life without cristiano ronaldo and zinedine zidane. gareth bale then doubled real lead, turning home marco asensio‘s cross to wrap up the win. in the day's other games, newly—promoted huesca won 2—1 at eibar, and andre silva scored a hat—trick on his la liga debut as sevilla won 4—1 at rayo vallecano. the 22 year old portugal international, joined on loan from italian giants ac milan after scoring just two serie a goals in 2a games last season. there were five games in italy on sunday, and they included a win for roma, who'll be hoping to improve on last season's 3rd—placed finish. they won at torino, where the only goal of the game was scored two minutes from time and it was worth the wait. edin dzeko with a superb finish to give roma a

kevin hart went a little far with some comments. >> sandra: this wasn't the only moment. there was this moment as well if we can show that t-shirt. ♪ so this is an f the wall t-shirt they brought out and it was a demonstration about i suppose you could characterize it as families separated at the border and an anti-trump message that they don't like what they're seeing. the brought the kids on the stage. do i need to say anymore? >> the strangest part of all is involving kids. i'll be interested to see what the ratings are. who wants to -- >> eric: why is there seemingly growing political messages in some of these award shows? and the language? >> it's innovateed every aspect of everything these days it seems like for better or worse. >> i think people are so fired up by this. the child separation issue galvanized people. they've been immigration by the immigration policies and family separation. free speech in the country. turn it off if you don't like it. it is a platform to advance political beliefs. >> sandra: a platform for pro

burnley, and troy deeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance by scoring the third pastjoe hartthe season. burnley have just one point. we just get off his distance from the first goals. and troy deeney gets between our minds were wondering a bit and we are not in the sense that we normally are. then you are. the new 2—1. then they score a third from a poor pass and a great finish. unfortunately for us, ifa great finish. unfortunately for us, if a player who shouldn't be on the field of play because of a really poor tackle earlier in the game. brentford maintained their unbeaten start in the championship with a 2—0 home win over sheffield wednesday. a neal maupay penalty and ollie watkins second half strike lifts the bees up to fourth in the table. also unbeaten are sunderland in league one. they were convincing 3—0 winners over scunthorpe. steven gerrard remains unbeaten as rangers manager as his side reached the quarter—finals of the scottich league cup after a 3—1win at kilmarnock. the colombian striker alfredo morelos scored a hat trick. he was the subject of a £3.75 million

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investigators are still searching for blood relatives of hannah hart ...ins that were found this spring. so far ... no relatives have come forward. (ken)new at ten: a group of truckers helped police as they tried to talk down a suicidal man in florida. atleast seven truck drivers lined their 18- wheelers under an overpass on the florida turnpike as a man hung over the side of a fence. after more than an hour - officials say the man came off the bridge on his own.orlando police later tweeted a statement thanking the truckers for their assistance. here's quite the stat sent over to us from the a's. this season, the team has used the disabled list 25 times...11 of those instances for pitchers. brett anderson and sean manaea...the latest added to that list. but through all that, the team keeps grinding. --a's astros in houston. --jose altuve is back in the lineup... and his fans are back in the stands... -- top 3rd... 1-0 a's... matt olson... goes deep to right and out for a 2-run home run... his 24th of the season... 3-1 a's --bottom 5th... still 3-1 oakland.

burnley have signed goalkeeper joe hart from manchester city.aned out to torino in serie a and then west ham. he joins burnley for an undisclosed fee on a two—year deal. there were two games in the championship this evening, west brom scored late on to get a point at nottingham forest in a dramatic game at the city ground. matt phillips' strike denying the home side victory in a game they had controlled. elsewhere, middlesborough beat sheffield united 3—0 at home. there was a t20 double header at old trafford today. durham jets posted 154—7 from their 20 overs before liam trevaskis took 4 wickets to help seal victory over lancashire lightening by 4 runs. and earlier in the women's super league, surrey stars beat lancashire thunder by 55 runs. lizelle lee hit 6 sixes as she powered her way to 70 off 37 balls as surrey posted 167 for 8. dane van niekerk then took 3 wickets and bryony smith took 2 to help seal their victory. johanna konta battled back from a set down to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal with victory overjelena 0s

the motive for the violence was some kind of dispute says santa cruz county sheriff jim hart.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff "...yes there was some kind of disagreement in the neighborhood but i am not sure at this moment exactly what set him off..."the sheriff says his deputies were communicating with the man, identified as 57 year-old ralph millar, whom deputies say was threatening to harm himself. then, just ater noon on thursday, 19 hours after the drama began, millar gave up. again, sheriff hart.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff "...he came out of his house with his hands up and complied with our orders without incident..."the shooting victim is in stable condition tonight. dozens of residents had to be evacuated as others sheltered in place during the long standoff. the last thing any of them expected to hear in this otherwise quiet beach community is gunfire says carol puskar.carol puskar/herd gunshots "...i heard two shot and then another and i knew it was gunfire, it was right around the corner from my house...."rob fladeboe/aptos "....the sheriff says ralph millar will b

themselves off a twenty seven loser high platform and the winner with a familiar face champion gary hart from great britain once again one for a surprise and took home six thousand u.s. dollars. well it's not just football it's getting back under way at the moment it's only a few days now until the second half of the formula one season begins and after twelve twenty one races. vettel trails defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver's standings but there's plenty of time to bridge that. is close to the title they have been for a long time. this year's ferrari is nothing if not. told the new chief technical officer has overseen the creation of an innovative machine the early results were positive ferrari started the season with two. we have all the reasons to be confident i think will cause great stuff to come so plenty to look forward to but as of yet for all we have failed to fully capitalise on their technical superiority sebastian vettel looks are usually vulnerable on four occasions mistakes have cost him the win like the german cream when first of all threw away the lead with t

. >> supervisor safai: thank you, and i'll hand it over to you, captain hart. >> thank you, from districts seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and your staff, who are really seven days a week are always on call. i'd like to thank chief scott, commanders and captains mannix and praya. i also want to thank sharon, and joelle. i remember when coach kerr was trying to explain this horrible 40 point loss that the warriors had sustained. and you said it kind of reminds me that the kid brought home the report card to the father, and the father said, what was it son? regard or ignorance? and the son said, i don't know and i don't care. when i got the job at ingleside, and i lived eight blocks away, i wondered if i would find the staff that knew and did care. when people would hear ingleside, they'd go oh, and you'd feel like they had this real emotion java tachment to the station. i found that the cops at i think will -- emotional attachment to the station. i found that the caps at ingleside have worked at the station for after average of 20 years. we find consistently that if all politics are local, all

with city selling joe hart in the summer, their other goalkeeper is daniel grimshaw, who has yet to makepearance. england women under 20s missed out on a place in the world cup final as they lost to japan in france. playing in their first semi—final, mo marley's side were beaten 2—0. gemma collis mccann reports. england in a world cup semi—final — an increasingly familiar sight. this time, the turn of the young lionesses — on the hunt for a place in the under 20 final. and mo marley's side made a good start. chloe kelly denied by the slightest of touches in the opening minutes. but it wasn't long before japan began to make their mark, dancing around england's defence — just unable to find the target. it was riko ueki who broke the deadlock, giving japan the lead and control. lions traditionally hunt in packs. not these ones, though. manchester city's lauren hemp increasingly left to go it alone. japan doubled their lead just five minutes later. riko ueki stopped by the woodwork. endo wouldn't make the same mistake. england's best chances came in the final five minutes. city's georgia sta

investigators are still searching for blood relatives of hannah hart ... to help identify human remains that were found this spring. so far ... no relatives have come forward. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to break up today leaving cooler than normal tempertures again. highs today were in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the west coast. this is keeping temperatures across the state running below the average for this time of year. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and patchy fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will start to warm slowly into the weekend. it could be much warmer on labor day and into next week (grant) still ahead... despite a judges orders, a company goes ahead and sells blueprints for 3-d printed guns online