people whose bailing out hearst at the same time . as if that weren't bad enough he got prostate cancer and has aheart attack . he has a radical prostatectomy, it's a hard word to say. i'll get off that slide . and basically is in such for help hedoesn't know what he's going to do . and there's this lady he meets at a cocktail party. he's still married to leslie by now he's trying to decide if he's prepared to ruin this young woman's life. she won't be able to haveany more children children with him . is not sure what he's going to do about it and this lady comes into his life. anybody know who she is? claire booth, at the time she was clare booth brokaw and conde met her at a cocktail party and he says no meet mrs. chase, she goes and meets mrs. chase. ms. chase said i'm off to europe for the summer, come back in september and i'll see if i can hire you . they are being claire in the most amazing thing i have ever seen. ever. she decided since conde was away and sent edna was away she would as she put it was her way into vogue. what

prepare 7 numbers in a short period of time before they were totally different routines she were hearst them for 4 or 5 hours a day. then she woke up in the morning and saw that her knee had completely swollen up. so i took all those painkillers and i still done. just 2nd oh how excited are you going to show up at tomorrow's rehearsal wasn't it cancelled. please come. ok i will. think what it seems no one wants to go tomorrow it was meant to be the one day off into wakes. and now is his and. most course i'm going to have children. family is worse i treasure most of all. everybody says that she says that because it's not on her mind right now but if she has to choose between being a prima ballerina and having a family. but she'll settle for the former. as for me i have the same approach. work will come 1st as long as the outlook is good. i know that if i have a child i won't be able to devote myself completely to the profession i keep trying to convince myself that children can wait but i think about it all the time the 10 truth i mean. it never occurred to me that what i'm doing might b

famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss. >> you have the right toemain silent. >> the former desperate housewife was sentenced friday in boston and we hear it's having a major impact on the other high profile defendant in the admissions scandal, lori loughlin. the 55-year-old actress turned down a plea deal and a source tells "e.t." she's now incredibly panicked and, quote, has nightmares about what's to come and has been living with constant anxiety. >> lori's case dealt with $500,000. felicity huffman's was only $15,000. in the eyes of the court that matter. >> legal expert rachel stockman says it mi too late for lori to cut a deal with prosecutors. >> unless that means jail time, i don't think prosecutors will agree to it. >> olivia jade was spotted with her boyfriend friday night outside a west hollywood hot spot. >>> station this is brad. how do you hear me. >> welcome to the international space station. >> how cool is that? leave it to brad to put nick on the hot spot. >> who is more believable clooney or pitt? >> you were absolutely. >> it's

by the way, the dublin prison has housed a number of famous inmates in the past from patty hearst tos. >>> senior officials are headed west to intervene in california's home crisis. the feds are reportedly considering drastic action. clean up la's skid row and other homeless encampments. but advocates say it is more housing and services the homeless need. not brute force. unclear right now if northern california will also be targeted. however, the trip could coincide with president trump's first visit to the bay area since his election to attend a high-dollar fundraiser. >>> the new equipment being tested for the first time in northern california. >>> the next bay area city in line to put a ban on vaping products. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news of traffic backup in san francisco right now. look at that. a car fire on the bay bridge. bad news for a lot of people. we'll have an update when we come back. >>> we are keeping an eye on a car fire on the bay bridge. the bridge effectively closed except for one lane. the chp says that caltrans will have to check the bridge now f

native of michigan, graduate of central michigan university, and has returned as part of theker as hearst visiting professional series. ron lives in york, pennsylvania and has been at gettysburg foundation guide since 2013. youuld like to present to ron kirkwood. [applause] mr. kirkwood: thank you. ok, we are good. tammy, thank you. thank you all for coming. thegue in my book that george and elizabeth spangler farm is the most important farm in the battle of gettysburg. i'm going to address that first, then we will go into other factors, like the two hospitals that were on this property, and we are going to talk about the spanglers. help me make my case. the only line -- union line, army of the potomac line, day three. there is the george spangler farm, close to the line. it is huge, 100 66 acres, it dominates behind the lines. rhodes, -- road, theytown baltimore, two connectors that cut right through the spangler property, blacksmith shop road. army of the potomac commanders saw these advantages early, this was a farm they could use, a farm they could put infantry on, put artillery on, a

i would wonder if you have or hearst your pitch yet. -- or hearst your pitch yet. >> that lunch was postponedok forward to talking to mr. buffett about cryptocurrency and crypto assets. if you have watched the rise of the internet over the past 20 years and you have seen how that infrastructure has transformed media come communications, retail, commerce, what we are seeing now is the birth of cryptocurrencies. it is very similar. over the next 20 years, the transformation to the global economic system will be as significant as the internet. i would like to talk to mr. what i think that transformation looks like and what opportunities that creates. shery: thank you so much for that. if you missed any part of that conversation, tv is your function. catch up on past interviews, watch us live, dive into securities are functions we talk about. become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. the democrats

her only claim to fame is that her brother worked for william randolph hearst. little did she know that would mean something several years later about her husband was very much into sports and she was also very much into the idea that women could do anything and go anywhere and be anything. so the covers became more. you had women doing sports, riding camels, going skiing, doing all kinds of activities but never forgot his core business which was selling clothing. you could look at the cover and know they are trying to sell me jewelry. the customer and the reader always knew what they were doing. the advertiser newspaper advertising in an issue that meant something to people. and meanwhile they were really like the others that there were rumors. i don't know about frank one way or another but i know that wilson was one of the editors to the "vanity fair" for a very brief period of time. i prefer to call him a confirmed bachelor. on the other hand, he loved women anbymany and was always sa pretty woman on his arm after they split up. in the meantime in the 1920s

gold prospector in the yaw yukon, a broster in oakland, california, and car correspondent for at the hearst people in japan and mexico became america's kipling, an obsessive work-aholic writer and which evenly paid off. the highest pate write in the country, producing more than 50 books in his lifetime. he adopted a policy of writing a thousand words a day, every day, good or bad. several of which have achieved the status of world classics before his death at age 40. died in 1916 at his ranch in northern california. now of flurries -- i should mention, i want to thank several people that i've corresponded with extensively in preparation for this, especially mike wilson and dan witchen and earl labor, these are top experts in the field on jack london it and was fun corresponding with them via e-mail. so a lot of false rumors about jack london who was not a home run homosexual. he wrote to a gay reporter, i love women. settles the matter. it's a constant. did he commit suicide when he died in 1916? rumors are fueled by a semi biographical novel which -- talks of suicide in the autobiographica

. >> patty hearst and hollywood madam hollywood fleiss are also there. as for the scandal 14 of people have pled guilty but have yet to be sentenced. they were indicted for fraud and money laundering with a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison. she and her husband are charged with paying $500,000 to a college admission scandal. the sap center was open for the first time in downtown san jose. a celebration is going on all weekend. hunter hayes, devon dawson and blake shelton performed last night. tonight scheduled performers include ice cube and new dog. free concerts and other events outside the arena today and tomorrow security details of the 25 festival for months in planning. >> in gilroy we had a meeting and we wanted to take extra precautions. >> they prove this 1988. soon after an expansion hockey team came on board. it's been the go to spot for major events ever sent. >>> sent jose could be the next place to ban the cigarettes. they are especially concerned about children he is the device is. they have a ban on the sale of all of them

her time at a women's low security prison in north california famous for housing people like patty hearstter leaving the courthouse, hoffman said there is no justification for her actions period and helps her family, friend, and community will forgive her. huffman is the first parent "full house" star lori locklin are charged $250 million to get into usc. they are fighting the allegations but also facing up to 40 years in prison. she and her husband are facing a lot more jail time then felicity huffman. >> ed: trace gallagher, thank you. next, a "story" exclusive, more than 100 ceos saying gun violence in america is now a public health crisis and its congress' job to fix it. that next. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. that's why with dell small business technology advisors. you'll get tailored product solutions, expert tech advice and one-on-one partnership. call an advisor today at 877-buy-dell. get up to 45% off on select computers. ♪ >> ed: tonight, some big american executives wading into politics and demanding congres

there's a medium security prison and it's housed the famous hollywood madame and pat pat pat patty hearstcurity facility. if she gets her way that's the destination she could be at in a month and a half. >> shepard: the judge said i'm imposing a $30,000 fine and one-year probation, 250 hours of community service and 14 days in prison. that's the sentness i think is the -- sentence is the write sentence and said for her rehabilitation you can move forward without the sentence i think the community around you would ask why you got away with this. judge napolitano thoughts on that? >> it's a little heavier thane expected but the rationale was right on the mark expresses the community outrage consistent with the sentencing guidelines and bullet-prof on appeal. >> shepard: i'm reading reaction from viewers and others on social media and beyond. it runs the gamut. why would they give her this time when others have gotten probation up to if this had been me or someone i know i'd been in for years and years. >> folks don't understand how federal sentences go. here the public knows more about the

the hearst building ordinance, also passed its first read. the appeal for 6,554th street was withdrawn. for introduction, supervisor mandleman introduced and drowned controls that would require conduce -- conditional use authorization. they will not come to the planning commission for your review and comment. any permanent controls will. that concludes my report. thank you. >> very good. commissioners, we can move onto to general public comment. members of the public may address the commission that are within the subject at her and jurisdiction of the commission, except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity will be be afforded when the items are reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards, if the gentleman who had a general comment would like to come up and speak now, that would be the opportunity, unless it's about a specific item already on the agenda? very good. seeing no general public comment, we can move into your regular calendar, c

>>she says patty hearst spent some of her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional. super lock down supermax jail facility. >>polly kenny says is a good chance huffman's request to serve her time in dublin will be granted the federal bureau prisons will ultimately make that decision back to you. michelle. >>coming up one week after a jury deliver the ghost ship verdict and alternate juror breaks his silence about what it was like inside that deliberation room and the challenges that jury face the amount of money pg e is paying out for its part in the devastating camp fire we'll have details coming up after the break we'll take a look at how simple and cheap it is to get an earthquake preparedness kit before t woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about

writes based on a letter on hearst -- paste on hercules mulligan. that said that he went to boston. why he went to boston we do not know for certain. my theory is that hamilton left shortly after the hurricane and a lot of the ships -- basically all of the ships on the islands were destroyed or damaged. find a ship coming to north america was difficult. i found one that left earlier to philadelphia. i do not know why he was not on it, maybe he stayed back. other than that there were very few ships that left the island. it is possible that the next ship to leave was going to boston so hamilton went to boston rather than to wait to want to go to new york. how he went from boston to new york, there is no evidence. he could have taken a ship, according to newspapers there was no ship that went directly, so it is possible that he took a ship to hartford, or newport and boarded another ship. that would be erratic, and inconsistent and you never know how long it will take. he could have taken a stagecoach, which was operating from boston to new york. it took two weeks. -- it only took one

she says patty hearst benson. >>but her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional super lock down supermax jail facility ultimately the federal bureau of prisons will decide where huffman. >>serves her sentence in dublin, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>singer-songwriter any money has died. he's best known for 2 songs, 2 tickets to paradise and take me home tonight. money spent 2 years says a new york city police officer before moving to the bay area to pursue a music career. that word out he sold 30 million records during his decades long career when he died this morning at the age of 70. he leaves behind a wife and 5 children. about what happened behind the scenes in the jury deliberation room at the ghost ship warehouse fire trial specifically through the experience of an alternate juror who we now no had a close relationship with the 3 members of the jury who were removed by the judge for alleged misconduct. kron four's haaziq madyun has our story. >>we are digging deeper into the experience of go ship trial alternate juror number 17 m

she says patty hearst benson. >>but her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional super lock down supermax jail facility ultimately the federal bureau of prisons will decide where huffman. >>serves her sentence in dublin, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>rock'n'roll singer songwriter any money has died. he's best known for his hit songs, 2 tickets to paradise and take me home tonight money spent 2 years as a new york city police officer before moving to the bay area to pursue a music career. he sold 30 million records during his decades long career. when he died this morning of comp of cancer at the age of 70 he leaves behind a wife and 5 children. >>developing story out of ohio tonight a place that is meant to save lives is now a murder says. >>police say a man drove a pickup truck through the emergency room doors today killing one person grant lotus is here now to tell us what's going on with this investigation police fear he did it intentionally which is worst case scenario any time pedal situations or any kind of accident at least that'

after more than a year on the run, patty hearst claimed she was brainwashed.ted her sentence. she was eventually pardoned in 2001 by president clinton. remember that story? >> sandra: wow, that's a look back. i mean, hemmer, this was a three hours. [laughs] >> bill: y said, "hemmer, we've just got to go!" and we did. 9:00. >> sandra: a run and other things. other big news to carry us throughout the day on the fox news channel. >> bill: yes, we will continue to get reaction to it. we just talked to rich edson at the state department. some of the details emerging about this iran story is very intriguing. saudi arabia is blaming iran and other governments that held back on assigning blame on that. they also say the attacks came from the north. that suggests they were fired on behalf of the territory of iraq. all this now is going -- >> melissa: we will likely hear more from secretary pompeo shortly as he travels abroad. think of for joining us here. we will see right here tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: former trump campaign manager corey lewandow

too many families face choices like hearst. -- hers. jamie is not alone. one in three households are now paying 30% of their income for housing and half are renters. college tuition has tripled since the 1980's and student debt exceeds $1 trillion. childcare costs more than public college in most states and black and latino families have to spend more of their income than anyone else. meredith and her husband planned for years but still ended up with student loans, housing costs that made it hard to stay afloat. the loans cost as much as a car payment. they paid $1000 per month for child care. they live with her parents to save money. that productivity has been rising but wages have been stuck for decades. this means wealth inequality is increasing, the racial wealth gap is persisting and most people raising children in america are facing a crunch. on top of this women are being pushed further behind by way tiring and advancement discrimination -- wage hiring and advancement discrimination. moms of all races on average experience increased discrimination,