play the beloved us children's tv host in a beautiful day in the neighbourhood, directed by marielle heller. he's already won two oscars for philadelphia and forrest gump, but thisjust feels like a perfect fit. so for best picture 2020, i think we're definitely going to be looking at quentin tarantino for once upon a time in hollywood. it stars margot robbie, it stars brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio, and leo and brad star as a western actor who's sort of dried up, and his stunt double. and they're trying to figure out how to continue making a name for themselves in hollywood. the really amazing thing about this film is that it's set in 1969 and it sort of follows the same timeline as the charles manson murders, so it should be really interesting, because we know tarantino loves to twist stuff up. well, that brings a special 0scars review edition of talking movies to a close.

heller needs to decide what is in his his and his client's best interest.hink of him as this slimy salesman who probably pitched the same thing to every naive parent and kid. >> the usc student says she can see how a scheme like this can be fueled by the intense pressures of getting into college. >> it just kind of goes to show how easily people can be swindled into things and how our culture values getting into prestigious universities so highly that people are willing to do things like this. >> reporter: now when it comes to some of the highest profile parents caught up in this alleged scheme, "full house" actor lori loughlin is due back in a boston courtroom next week and felicity huffman's next court date was postponed until next month. in the meantime, they are both free on bond. >> a lot of interest in this story. thank you very much, carter. >>> ahead, former stanford dean of freshman and undergrad ate advising is julie lythcott-haims who is here. we'll talk to her and get an inside view and find out what schools are really looking for these days. >>

this is not about nasdaq congratulations. >> jay heller. thank you.thank you as we hear the applause let's go back the los angeles with the scene there as lyft opens for trade. andr andrew >> i was just hearing applause when the stock opened. we're abou terms of valuation than the company was just several hours ago. there will be other who is say that's $5 billion left on the floor for the company. of course, this is a company that will have to spend a lot more money over the nec several years as it continues to build we'll watch for that this has been kwiequite a produn today. it will be interesting to see what the other deca corns, as they are now being called, will do on their big opening day. back to you. >> it's worth noting for lyft as well as uber they are going public in a very different stage of their life cycle than previous companies that have seen this. lyft and uber alone have raised more venture capital than any other company that's gone public >> that he has are mature start ups. if you go back and think about the history of lyft, it in

earlier today university of san francisco provost don heller spoke to kron on about the scandal. (grant) you can see more interviews like this on our new app-- kron-on. it is the bay area's only live, local news streaming... 24/7 commercial- free service. download it today from the app store ... right now kron is offering a free one week trial. é(vicki) in the east bay... teachers in dublin could soon go on strike. right now-- members of the teachers association are taking a strike authorization vote. this means if a contract settlement cannot be reached with the dublin unified school district-- teachers will strike. they are asking for smaller class sizes and a small raise. the voting will go through noon on friday at dublin high school once those votes are tallied-- we will find out if and when teachers will strike. (grant) in the north bay -- the board of trustees of the dixie elementary school district continued discussions today about possibly changing the district's name... which some find racist. the board discussed existing proposals regarding a name change that include:

david heller heads up the merchant association. he says that construction, loss of parking spaces will work together to squeeze businesses past their point. it's a death sentence. it's a death sentence because of what's going on on vanness right now. they are going out of business. look at what is happening downtown with the stockton, the subway to nowhere. >> the mayor helped businesses in town and vanness and will work we as a city has to d more. we have to look at what the businesses are going through which will be a challenging time. >> work on the brt is already underway. that work is expected to be completed by the spring of 2021. in san francisco, christien kafton. >>> and. >>> mayor breed's announcement follows a series of pedestrian incidents over the past week that left two people dead and several hurt. >>> your time is now 4:11. flooding in sonoma is causing a health emergency. coming up, what authorities are doing to protect the community from hazardous waste. >>> and a controversial middle school is getting a name chan

belonging to rick singer is full)) (ashley)singer's lawyer is sacramento defense attorney donald heller, who isn't commenting on the case. the case. (vicki) and we have continuing coverage of this story on our website. there you will find the criminal complaint-- that includes a list of all the bay area parents who have been charged. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. (grant) another big story we're following takes us to the south bay where san jose police have made some startling revelations about an arrest in connection with a murder investigation.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe is live at police headquarters... with the case that is now political cause of immigration status. rob? (rob live) police today revealed today that the suspect in the slaying of a south san jose woman last month is undocumented, has been deported and has a long criminal history and allegedly stalked his victim before stabbing her to death. chief eddie garcia/san jose police san jose police chief eddie garcia on tuesday talking about this man.24 year old carlos eduardo arevalo carranza, who was arrested and charged i

so, i think for me i felt that i was judged on my character.rosen defeated republican senator dean heller18 midterms - making nevada one of only six states with two female united states senators. sen. jacky rosen / nv-di think now, with this election, those girls in junior high and high school are going to look at united states congress and the senate, and say (ken) it's not just the new home of the warriors... the chase center playing host to some big name music talent come september...we have the details coming up. (catherine) the town of hillsborough is suing the owner of the quirky flintstone house. they say she violated local codes when she put dinosaur sculptures in the backyard and made other landscaping changes. officials have declared it a public nuicanse. the complaint was filed this week against florenge fang. she is a media mogul who bought the house in 20-17. in october-- a code enforcement panel found the violations-- and officials say fang refused to remove the features. her grandson says she is going to fight to save the flinstone house. (catherine) the grand opening of th

some four thousand spectators devoted a moment of silence to a recently deceased local fan thomas heller was responsible for stadium security in kenneth's until two thousand and six he was also a known neo nazi and the founder of the group who now an abbreviation that stands for hooligans nazis racists the group has operated openly inside the stadium in the past. i i. i can meet striker daniel france celebrated his goal on saturday by sprinting to the bench and holding aloft a t. shirt bearing the slogan support your local who was the motif is a favorite of the far right in germany. the club has fined for on but defended the pre-match moments of silence claiming it was in no way an indorsement of thomas howlers views or behaviors but the local authority in chemist's owner of the stadium in which saturday's controversial memorial took place was quick to condemn the proceedings it announced in a statement commits is and remains a cosmopolitan tolerant and peaceful city we def or distance ourselves explicitly from all racist and far right actions and statements still endeavors to create a c

all over her demeanor in the debates he was like behind the heller like adults like stalking or rattling old bones or something i guess i freaked her out but a lot of weird stuff happened during that campaign. a lot of weird stuff happens in new orleans let's walk around. like. what the whole existence to do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for something i wanted. you to go right to be close to survival before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. first city. professor. great to see you well you know going to be in new orleans and we're doing this travel across america and you know we want to talk to you about the representation of the black community blacks in culture you know the stain of slavery the stain of racism. defines our politics even today you know we as we move across the country and we talk to folks and in new orleans we're talking about great writers of the past and people who have recognized the fact that you know the past is not really past it's still very m

david heller heads the merchant association.y it will squeeze local businesses. >> it's a death sentence. because look what's going on van ness, they are going out of business. downtown with the subway to nowhere. >> the mayor said the city has helped businesses and will work with geary businesses too. >> we have to support the small businesses. we're looking at solutions to support the businesses as they go through, a challenging time in terms work is under way, tha expected to be completed by the spring of 2021. >>> the mayor announcing new measures to make the streets safer for pedestrians. they are up safety enhancements. safety posts, sidewalk extensions and more traffic enforcement. this follows a series of pedestrian incidents this past week. >>> checking the showers in the area. they are light but it's persistent drizzle. we have showers on the bridge and the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and san andres and stockton. current temperatures, low 50s. temperatures overnight upper 40s and low 50s. that camera looks wet to me.

so, i think for me i felt that i was judged on my character.rosen defeated republican senator dean heller making nevada one of only six states with two female united states senators. sen. jacky rosen / nv-di think now, with this election, those girls in junior high and high school are going to look at united states congress and the senate, and say there's a woman like me out there, i can do that.but ... there's still never been a woman in the oval office.rep. sepeirwhat do you think it's going to take to change that?that's a very good question. i thought it was going to happen in 2016 and it didnt... it could be that the first woman president might be a republican.republican senator cindy hyde smith - became the first eleceted female member of congress from mississippi sen. cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all the other females as well know that missississippi has its place in history." alexandra limon / washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority leader mi

heller march is infamous for its strong winds certainly in northern europe and they have been strong but so far the models with the wind directions change to a northwestern which means things are getting cold rules cloud which bring some rain with it increasingly bring snow look at the north lots for example overnight and the picture for sunday is one of still fairly windy weather temperatures drops down below the teens the most part watches your excess teen for sunday gets much colder we're right in spain and portugal twenty three in madrid but the north coast will be windy and the still warm in the bottom right hand corner but him again i said watches iraq there's the snow that really shows itself on monday xerox max is not far if the snow likely no ground in germany as well and the temperatures now low single figures stock has gone below freezing and karate book rison a little bit cooler at seventy and madrid were you down to ninety but it's in the sunshine all the same so this looks like a bit of a car come back in time winter weather but it's windy it's getting colder for a time

us that it's seven million was a little bit and we tell our foreman that it's even lower maybe by heller. so even then we're still able to transfer our mandatory share to the regime. another trick is to negotiate fifty men for a job then we arrange to use only twenty and we send the rest elsewhere that means we can put aside a pile of money for ourselves. in a good month how much did you earn around twenty thousand dollars you were in one month yes. do you know how much office thirty nine earns per year and how much of that goes into developing missiles into. the us with. it is nobody knows that. that's the most strictly guarded secret of all. nobody in office thirty nine can say neither the amount for the office workers nor the costs for their workers or any other figure. if they were taught watered it all plans to acquire nuclear weapons were first conceived by the regime back in one thousand nine hundred fifty three during the korean war after the us threatened to deploy its nuclear arsenal against the country since coming to power in twenty eleven kim jong un has launched eighty five

leading right's heller, grab, announced its raising of $4.5 billion in financing.bergident told what they plan to do with the new funds. >> we are very excited to have closed $4.5 billion in new funding. this is a new record, the largest private financing of its kind in southeast asia. we continue to see tremendous investor support and interest in joining around. >> you've raised more than $7 billion. why do you need additional funding? ming: if you look at the southeast asia reading -- region, it is an incredibly dynamic market where the consumer class is rapidly digitizing. digitization, we see tremendous opportunities to grow our super app platform across every market we operate in. if you look at the go to market strategy last year, our revenues doubled to over $1.1 billion. our food delivery business is now the only regional platform for food present in six different countries. revenues improve -- revenues have grown in 2019. our payment businesses is the only -- business is the only platform across all countries -- all of the six countries. as we think about

so, i think for me i felt that i was judged on my character.rosen defeated republican senator dean hellersix states with two female united states senators. sen. jacky rosen / nv-di think now, with this election, those girls in junior high and high school are going to look at united states congress and the senate, and say there's a woman like me out there, i can do that.but ... there's still never been a woman in the oval office.rep. sepeirwhat do you think it's going to take to change that?that's a very good question. thought it was going to happen in 2016 and it didnt... it could be that the first woman president might be a republican.republican senator cindy hyde smith - became the first eleceted female member of congress from mississippi sen. cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all the other females as well know that missississippi has its place in history." alexandra limon / washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says is a probl

so, i think for me i felt that i was judged on my character.rosen defeated republican senator dean heller18 midterms - making nevada one of only six states with two female united states senators. sen. jacky rosen / nv-di think now, with this election, those girls in junior high and high school are going to look at united states congress and the senate, and say there's a woman like me out there, i can do that.but ... there's still never been a woman in the oval office.rep. sepeirwhat do you think it's going to take to change that?that's a very good question. i thought it was going to happen in 2016 and it didnt... it could be that the first woman president might be a republican.republican senator cindy hyde smith - became the first eleceted female member of congress from mississippi sen. cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all the other females as well know that missississippi has its place in history." alexandra washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority lead

the decision -- versus dean heller in nevada, right? you worry about equivocating, the swing vote or i'm going all in with the president and hope the base carries me over the finish line. i think tom tillis is saying i have to go with the guy because i can't afford to lose him. >> i'm glad we're talking about re-election. that really say big part of this. we don't have to think too far back to remember the 2018 midterms and the president's success and how far they got. and the folks he didn't endorse he specifically came out against. and how they lost their hopes of seeking higher office re-election were severely damaged because the president did not support them. you can have a general election strategy i suppose as a republican senator with the way you're voting with or against the president. but you cannot win a general election as a republican right now under president trump without winning the republican primary. he is the king maker as we saw just last year. >> this is simultaneously a rebuke of the republican president. and a dem

because we have a lot of to discuss, but i just want to say, i note to anthony scalia said, this is the hellerd for what can and can't be legislated when it comes to guns. he said the second amendment does not protect those weapons not typically processed by law abiding citizens for lawful purposes and he singles out short-barrel shotguns. he also says we think that limitation is fairly supported by the historical tradition of prohibiting the carrying of dangerous and unusual weapons. so, you know, scalia who allowed for handguns -- or overturned a handgun ban in d.c., did say there are ways you can limit guns if you decide to. if you decide to. now, scott brought up confiscation there, that isn't necessarily what the united states would do. but if there's a will, changes could be made. in new zealand there was a will in six days. i want to talk, scott, to you about john mccain and about what the president has been saying about john mccain. it was notable to me that the president did this on an official white house trip yesterday. this wasn't some political rally. this was a white house organi

for the nasdaq's capital markets team and their chief ipo officer, which you can see back there jay hellerspeak to throughout the morning is to work in coordination with ipo, the syndicate trading partner to ensthure this process is transparent that is always a challenge for big ipos like lyft the quoting proc 10:35 a.m 10:45 a.m. is when shares are eligible to trade. but from what we understand, this company not expected to go public and officially trade between the 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. hour. we'll keep you updated back to you. >> thank you, seema. a little while until we see a first trade there. >> probably, i don't know, 10:30. what they're trying to say now, huge wave of retail money flowing in right now to try to get in, at whatever price, using market orders. i try to tell people -- i've given up trying to tell people how to do this that's what facebook is like >> six months from now, when some -- uber is out there as a public company where do you think lyft will trade? that's a brutal question to ask. higher than today's price or lower? >> i think it can be higher. >> you do? >>

. - i would call joseph heller a curmudgeon i suppose and in your interview with him he says these in sort of fright things, here's what he said ew in the interith you, "democracy we celebrate is full of illusions "such as participatory democracy," he called voting, "a ritual and a delusion that comforts us, "indispensable to our contentment but "absolutely useless in application." do you agree? - not with you absolutely, but i do believe that voting is easy and democracy's hard. democracy, so it happens, between elections in our local communities in our state house and elsewhere and it reques participation people who go to school board meetings, and struggle, an.argue for what they wa so i don't agree wholly with him. i don't believe in pure democracy, i don't believe you cat an e and enough people will be able to be well informed and act on it you have to read the sentiment of the public and this is the terrible consequen of too much money in politics. represfltative government is ed but necessary form of democracy. we stod our representatives he state house here or to washington to

extreme risk i think would be upheld by the courts as compliant with district of columbia versus heller>> my last question would have to be miss wyatt. you mentioned in your testimony that you're a prosecutor. and extreme risk protection orders. what would you -- would you agree that laws affecting the second amendment rights should be reviewed under strict scrutiny? >> well, you know -- >> and then let me follow up with this, and then this will be the last one. would you agree that the appropriate evidentiary standard for these orders is clear and convincing evidence? >> so to your first question -- sorry. to your first question regarding strict scrutiny, you know, i don't have concerns about our particular statute, because due process is built in at each phase. and i can help explain that, if that's helpful to the committee. specifically that anything that we do with law enforcement or a family member that's coming to petition is coming before the court. so there's nothing that's being done on their own accord. it all goes before a judicial officer. they're filing out a petition that'

. >> i worked with senator heller on inspiring the next toearchers and explorers act authorize nasa to encourage women to study in stem fields and also a different one we did together to make sure women researchers can get their ideas into the commercial world. both bills were signed by the president in 2017. , iinistrator bridenstine know we've talked about public-private partnerships but how would efforts to increase recruitment and retention of women and minorities, something that is so important not just at nasa but in science as a whole? >> nasa is very focused on this. it does not take long to walk around the headquarters in those areas you mentioned and recognize that women are underrepresented. >> about 25% at nasa. >> that is probably right. >> as we learned from "hidden figures." >> it might be less than 25%. >> 25% of stem workers, but nasa probably has less. but keep going. >> we making great advances in the science field. significant improvements in retaining women in the fields. when it comes to the engineering we are not where we need to be. we continue to make hot rest.

i worked with senator heller in inspiring the next innovators, researchers and explorers act that was our bill to authorize nasa to encourage women to study in stem fields, and also a different one we did together to make sure women researchers can get their ideas into the commercial world. both bills were signed by the president in 2017. administrator bridenstine, can you give us an update on efforts to increase the recruitment and retention of women and minorities. something that's so important not just at nasa but in science as a whole? >> yes, ma'am. nasa is very focussed on this. it doesn't take long to walk around the nasa head quarters in those areas you mentioned and recognize that women are underrepresented. >> you think women is about 25% at nasa? >> yes, ma'am, that's probably right. >> as we've learned from hidden figures. >> and in some fields it might be less than 25%. >> okay. >> so -- >> it's 25% of stem workers is what they are. >> okay. >> but nasa probably has even less, but yes. >> we are making great advancement in the science fields at nasa. we've had statistical

. >> i work with senator heller and researchers and explorers act that was our bill to authorize nasa to encourage women to study in stem fields and also a different one we did together to make sure women researchers can get their ideas into the commercial world. both bills were signed by the president in 2017. can you provide an update on nasa's efforts, i know we talked about private partnerships but what about efforts to reach crude and pretend minorities and genders . >> nasa is very focused on this, it doesn't take long to walk around the nasa headquarters in those areas that you mentioned and wrecked denies that women are underrepresented. >> to think women are about half the workforce but 25% at nasa, as we learned in hidden figures . >> in some fields it may even be less than 25%. >> 25% of stem workers. but nasa probably even has less, keep going . >> we are making great advancements in the science field at nasa. we had significant improvement in recruiting and retention, retaining women in the field . when it comes to engineering we are not where we need to be . we continue

the supreme court in the heller decision was very clear.he government has a right to regulate firearms. there is nothing in this bill that would restrict your rights under the second amendment. as you know i'm a gun owner. i'm a strong believer in the second amendment and if you are not a criminal, if you are not dangerously mentally ill you can own a firearm and you should be able to own a firearm if you so desire. of detectionevel to ensure that people who are a danger to the cells are of others -- or others don't get access to a firearm. the part about lending firearms is just flat wrong. and his criticism about this bill won't save lives. we know that's wrong. day 170that every felons are stopped from buying a gun through the background system. we have laws on the books in states that didn't have them before where we have seen a significant decrease in crime associated with firearms because of the background check and for someone to stand up and say this bill would not have stopped this mass shooting for that mass , if the standard is i

think of heller. it is happening. house isn in our white a shyster. i come from new york. knew what he was doing in the 1970's. we have been full. we have to empower each other. let's agree to disagree. host: thank you for calling. the lead editorial in the washington today, they write that president trump is not to blame for the strategy -- the tragedy despite his history of the travel ban for muslim nations. , and, he should go further he has for condemning the rhetoric. on friday, mr. trump cited an invasion, to justify his national emergency at the border. mr. trump who could not bring himself to criticize the white nationalists in charlottesville come on friday, he said he does not regard white nationalism as a problem. that is the wrong message estates of the washington post. -- that is the wrong message, states the washington post. one last call from newark, new jersey. caller: yes. thinking andly anybody that critically thinks is being censored today. i have survived all of the traumas. the only thing that helped me to survive was having a relationship with intimac

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