history, including the woman who i now characterized as my catalyst in this whole process mary hopper. admiral hopper developed the first computer compiler, the first english-based computer language and found a computer bug. she liked to believe that she coined the term computer bug, but it was actually a moss -- moth stuck in the computer relay. she removed that moth with her mirror and tweezers. that's not why it's memorable to me. i am very proud of my successful nomination of admiral hopper of the national medal of technology, which is the u.s. equivalent of the nobel prize. i received that middle from the first president bush for admiral hopper because she was unable to attend the ceremony. the family asked me to receive -- then i nominated her to the national women's hall of fame. the family asked me to receive another medallion for her as well. when the destroyer was launched in january of 1996, the family asked be there as well. i have subsequently nominated other women to the hall of fame, including dr. virginia. there is a score administered at -- and those of you who have h

this is paintings that you'll see of edward hopper's iconic chop suey. this was in the smithsonian.t sold for more than $91 million and set a new auction record for american t. >> in total the auction brought in mor than $317 million. >>>id christie'st only auction off paintingings, but the pink legacy diamond. >> wow. >> christie's auction house sold it last night for $50 million. >> what? >> wow. >> christie's says the renowned jeweler harryinston was the buyer. the impressive sale marks new world record price per carat. >> even the model looksdd even she's like, i can't believe i'm putting this on. >> w harryston can break that up and sell it off. >> break it up? >> i'm justild about harry. >> i bet you someone is going to buy that ring. >> of course they are. >> it would look s good on my hand. >> my phone connection was lost when i on the phone bidding with that thing. >> that happens every time. >> edward hopper or the pink n,diamond. >> you'll get something a little less flashy this year. >> we are ineaer alert mode tomorrow. lots of interesting weather coming our way. will i

eric. >> jimmy hopper prepares on our new streaming service. the search for james r.ates the most infamous disappearance and reports were found. in 2004 we went to this house and destroyed after the mafia hitman and told me he killed jimmy hoffa madhouse. he thought he was going to a sitdown peer to try and find evidence of the crime suite at the four fingers over town. blood in the exact pattern to fit the story precisely. seven drops trailing down the hallway to where he said two more compasses dragged his lifeless body to the kitchen. wrapped in a body bag and he believed it was then cremated when they drove away. the guest he i tested the drops and 20 were positive for the presence of blood, dna from two. the other was inconclusive. the proposed biography became the best. frank, closing the case in jimmy hoffa. there is the book, my dear friend charlie branch he joins us now. charlie, good to have you back at her table. 17 years ago i said where is the house. he rattled off the directions. you spent years getting a confession from them. are you so convinced he kil

another simple way is to download apps like hopper, line, kayak, many offer extra deals and savings. they he the exclusive deals, at least that's what they say, there. if you're willing to go somewhere else at a time you don't want to travel. >> you have to travel in the middle of april to -- >> some people do that. >>> part of the holiday season funs tting to play santa, apparently. you could soon become a grinch when you realize you have to go to the post office. >> we have a deadline st. december 14th, that is the deadline for retail ground shopping. december 20th is the deadline ndfor first class priority mail. and december 2 2 nnd is the day for -- >> are you going to wait that long? >> yes. >> for all ofroou past at this nators, fed ex does offer same day shipping c onistmas day. expect toecay a whole h of a lot. >> i tried. >> no. >> i did. >> how much>> they don'thip everywhere. i couldn't get anything to anderson, south carolina, that year. >> wow. i have gone to the post office on decembe5th and saw the line out the door and stood in it. there >>> all you have to do to scro

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at made it the most expensive ever sold at the auction for by a living a knit edward hoppers chop suey the the sold for $92n million a w record for traditional americanwort. n and of coursen american artists are in huge nd. as museums diverse fay. this called 12 hocks at 3:00 went ator christies$14 million. jacob lawrence the businessman t off a frenzy and sold for $6,000,003 timesma the es. >> now there were a few misses where sellers overpriced works. this marshals ton hartley s estimated tol for over $30 million failed to sell as it did a van gogh. the fear was the stock market decline was spook the hedge funders and wall streeters buying. that chinese problems would dampen. marry antoinette's pearls went for $36 million about times the estimate one of the biggest pink indictments ever sold went for $50 million. >> the chinese and asian customers, hong kong in , particulf course, very important to the art market, very important to the diamond market. ourthey have been some of biggest buyers and bidders for colored diamonds. >> the stone was nearly 19 carats told so harry winston who

it was tough but if it's a very it was just awful traffic without a goal for the hopper to score a goal so it was when that was already an option is that the twenty six twenty three years in government spending is a success now we have not invested this for years manchester city were just the smaller and less successful neighbors of the biggest and most successful club in topix me in the world still there's a certain moral authority that comes with being the underdog i don't know i sort of enjoy it up on the dock feeling and although i was probably. skinny one of the only man city fans in my year surrounded by monday night fans it made it even better when we did get up the tree over but johnny scored a goal that unites it ends the time when he was about was about eleven twelve years ago. we got a couple of a day and then he brings out the. it was the best of times it was the worst of times. it was certainly remember. what hit about eight nine years ago stupid paid money to come from christmas literally from christmas to get in season we get to school one goal day in the home us i was a

days so if it's a very it was just awful chop it would have to go away for the hopper to score a goal so it was when i was already an option it was that the twenty six twenty three years and the other much money is a success now we have not invested in this for years manchester city were just a smaller and less successful neighbors of the biggest and most successful club in topix me in the world still there's a certain moral authority that comes with being the underdog i don't know i sort of enjoyed up on the dock seal and although i was probably then skied in one of the only man city fans in my year surrounded by man united fans it made it even better when we taped pictures over it but johnny scored a goal begin i said in the time that it was about was about eleven twelve years ago . we got a couple of a day and then he finds out that. it was the best of times it was the worst of times. it was certainly a member of. what hit about eight nine years goes to place me money to and from christmas literally from christmas to get to caesar we did school one gold in the whole mess i was a se

the travel web state hopper hooked into it and said there will be twice as many deals tuesday as there were today. and you can score half off on paris or hong kong. most international route also be on sale tomorrow. >> thanks, michael. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> if you're not flying off anywhere tomorrow, get ready for some rain here in the bay area. good evening, everyone. take a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have plenty of cloud cover, a storm is on the way that is already churning the swells there. a high surf advisory starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. breakers could be 18 to 24 feet, so watch out for rip current it is you're near the coast. a live look at the camera, a beautiful view of the post sun set sky. upper 50s in mountain view. half moon bay 57 degrees. 60 in vacaville. 59 in livermore. our highs today got into the low 60s. even low 70s in places like gilroy and santa cruz. we are looking at the last glimpse of the post sunset sky there. clouds are starting to take over. rain arrives tomorrow morning and spreads in the afternoon. stronger storm la

and all they knew was dennis hopper directed it. so they grabbed onto the directors as saviors.lthough that's a film -- i wasn't part of that culture, but it did open a lot of doors for many people in california. and at the same time, giving you the chance behind the camera and almost a deification of the director. (man) "rain people" are people made of rain. and when they cry, they disappear altogether. (narrator) one such deified director was francis coppola. coppola's dream was to run his own studio, to be called american zoetrope. where did you hear about the rain people? i don't remember. were they in a story someone told you? no, it's true. (woman) did you ever see them? (walter murch) francis wrote a script involving a cross-country trip. it was an existential leap into the unknown. in fact, they wound up in nebraska. and they said, "if we can do this in nebraska, there's no reason we'd have to be in hollywood." it was 3 or 4 months after that francis had made the decision to set up american zoetrope in san francisco. francis wants to own everything that he needs to make

a factory in portsmouth and he built the machines and sure enough he would feed the trees into a hopper and come out the other end fully fashioned pulley blocks now overnight all of these carpenters lost their jobs the only people they trained were ten unskilled workers to make sure they work to the machines. but they worked so well they were still producing rocks in 1965 not a single one needed to be replaced yet in over 200 years. that was the first true factory in the world nowhere e,near the social consequences but because it came out of nowhere everybody was amazed so victorian era manufacturing is still restorative but and they seem to be advances which was profound in the way it change the world. >> so i have to accept the updates on myy phone today? [laughter] . >> i ignored it. but one of the great triumphs is your ability to narrate two contradictory stories at the same time so taking precision into different directions for the few versus the many as we watch the ford motor cars come off. so first talk about henry ward royce and how it should be called the police roles properl

company owned by the saudi government well let's get more on all of us now we're joined by dennis hopper rock in toronto he served as the canadian ambassador to saudi arabia from twenty fifteen until august of the fia when he was expelled by the kingdom after the canadian government called for the release of the women's rights activist mr herat a pleasure to have you with us on al-jazeera what was your experience in the kingdom as crown prince muhammad has been summoned became crown prince did you see many changes in that time we did actually in the express or the first couple of years there was a very positive change there was a different mood that was emerging in the country i'd been there twenty years ago and it changed a lot when i arrived back in twenty fifteen and then those first two years was a was a period of meant seems very positive change in terms of our social social changes controls on the religious place things like that so it was a very positive mood until about this time last year a little bit earlier than this time yes last year things started to tighten up in terms of

of dollars during the fall season the offerings include works from the caso also among the edward hopper painting chop suey set to sell for as much as one hundred million dollars. well here in germany a ninety four year old former concentration camp guard is set to go on trial today he's charged with involvement in hundreds of murders at the state holds concentration camp prosecutors say the defendant knew that inmates were being murdered there and must be held accountable it's estimated that more than sixty thousand people died there one survivor has made it her mission to tell her story and spoke with the w.'s tanya kramer sometimes it is difficult to tell her story though who would say this as a child she spent several years in the statoil of concentration camp her parents and his sister were killed in the holocaust born in poland doris how many flip the twos get involved so to lithuania from their door of us deported to the state of concentration camp near done thick i can only tell you what happened in the in the years things that they will never forget i will never forget that i wa

during the fall season the offerings include words from ben gotten the caso also among them the edward hopper painting chop suey it is said to sell for as much as one hundred million dollars. wells to pakistan now where the fate of a pakistani christian woman is back in the hands of the country's supreme court is a must hardliners have filed an appeal aiming at reversing her acquittal on blasphemy charges a c. a b. b. spent eight years on death row before a supreme court ruling found her innocent last week but she has effectively been stopped from leaving pakistan pending that appeal speaking at a press conference in the hague her lawyers said he'd fled the country fearing for his own life after a hard line violence erupted following the acquittal. d.w. spoke with pakistan's information minister short while ago and asked him whether a sea of v.v. was safe to remain in pakistan given the islam is violence and the intense anger over this case. she is a she has been particularly is. the security around our industry at least. i think we are quite confident that she is she is really a serious face

the so-called five eyes group with close intelligence links was reportedly dubbed operation cloud hopper australian officials say china stepped up corporate cyber spying this year despite a twenty. seventeen bilateral agreement to refrain from efforts to steal intellectual property and similar valuable information chinese officials as you may expect deny the allegations. and we told you last time about the new cooperation and coordination between china and the philippines well as part of that effort chinese investment in the philippines is on the rise one of the latest project is a two billion dollar conversion of a former u.s. air base with the latest we're joined by our alex mahela bitch in toronto hey alex so what can you tell us about construction on its clark air force base right that's the old air force base that's right clark air force base and if you know anything about clark i mean that's a pretty good place to pick a assignment like this or a development to the check out the map here so clark itself clark air base is right next to the city of on a hill s. which is about one poi

women who played a formative role in the computer industry, women like ada lovelace, women like grace hoppertell us about them. chang: in the 1940s and 1950s -- this is what surprised me the most when i started ing my research -- women played vital roles in the computing industry. they were programming computers for the military, programming computers for na a, and then in the '6 '70s, as the industry was exploding, they were desperate for new talent, and so a softwarhocompany hired two psgists to develop a personality test to identify good programmers, and what they decided is that good programmers, quote, "don't like people."an vu: hmm. well, if you look for people who don't like people, you'll hire far more men than women. that's what the research tells us, d there's no research to support this idea that people who don't like people are better at this jobl than pwho do or that men are better at this job than women, but it had perpetuated l,this idea of the antisoc mostly white, male nerd stereotype that persists to this day. vu: and so that's whcompanies, you think, keep on hiring people

i'd play the dennis hopper role, of course. >> jose: it's going to happen. seen a snail crawl across the edge of a straight razor? >> anthony: i could just see eric now dressed in fatigues saying, "they said your methods were unsound." >> jose: man, why you always finish your beer and i barely begin? >> anthony: professional. but i'm seriously liking this cheese. you export these right? >> jose: spain, oh yeah. big export. like this one is cabrales, which always was my favorite. >> anthony: that is like super funky, right? >> jose: cabrales, i love it. i do really love it. >> anthony: cabrales, this is really lovely. this is fantastic. it all depends on how far into the funk zone you go. >> jose: look at, look at, look at. look at these, it's almost like green bluish, it's almost like the sky and the grass are touching each other right on the cheese. i mean -- you know one thing, it's full of penicillin man. nobody gets ever sick if you really eat these cheeses. >> anthony: i feel my syphilis clearing up. >> jose: man. cut! >> anthony: so please explain to m

hopper and nickel mining is incredibly important to a clean energy economy. minnesota has the capacity to dress this as long as we are not cutting corners. >> let's talk about the oil pipeline. how do you balance these environmental concerns? >> i have been able to strike a balance between economic activity and environmental growth. we need to make sure the environmental impact statements are done right. i have served on the transportation committee. to be very cognizant about where these trains are running, to be very cognizant about where these trains are and i think that the people who built these things also support the environment. >> we need to get linux three done. it is private sector jobs. tim, you are better than any politician i know that answering the question without answering it. i don't know what you will do with this. i still don't know where you are on this issue. >> i think the listeners were very clear. >> thank you. are looking for some shorter answers. we are running out of time. try and get through as many as we can. x according to the m

of like saying 'miss davis, i like your hair tonight,' but if i don't say the same thing to miss hopper she gets offended. and then you guys say, as a collective group, we don't want you to come to board meetings anymore."jim furkin/former teacher"that flag is not to be taken for granted, in my opinion. it is our symbol of freedom." superintendent dr. keith marty now says the students who did not stand were humiliated and teased by the others.he also says furkin has run afoul of school policy in the past by recording video of students at another school without their permission.and by sharing his personal contact information with students.still, it's only after 'the pledge' incident that furkin is let go. and to him, it just doesn't add up. natsot/reporter"are you done?" jim furkin/former teacher "yeah, i've had enough. and it's a shame. that's what i'm going to miss, i'm going to miss the kids." (justine) that was any banker that was (justine) (justine) that was any banker reporting. the 66-year-old furkin wasn't just a teacher at parkway schools. he is also a graduate. (jrstone) now ta

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hopper's on fire. >> it hopped a six-lane freeway? >> yes. now it's on our side. we didn't say anything to the neighbors. we'll talk to you soon. go get your family. we looked, ran back to our houses. grab the dogs. grab some clothes. i mean, we grabbed some of our son's stuff. put it in a duffel bag. i get if the car, turn the corner. somebody's lawn is on fire pip see flames over the roof tops. that rej stoerd me. this is bad. this is real bad. >> there was ash and embers coming down as we're getting in the car. >> reporter: literally fire is raining down on you. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and you're fleeing for your lives. >> i had a hose. i couldn't save my house. just the ferociousness of the wind and the embers from the field and everything else ploeg across. >> reporter: in another area of coffey park, officers reach the home of nancy and ken. >> hello? what's your lan? >> staying here with a hose. >> you going the fight it out? >> i'm going to fight it out. me and my wife are the only ones here. >> do you want us to get her out? >> it's chaos. >> this is

budget travel app hopper says today is the best day to save on airline tickets. biggest online shopping day in history. shoppers spent $7.9 billion. that is a 19% increase from last year. >>> we want to take a look at the general motors stock this morning after that announcement. the automaker is laying off 15,000 workers in north america and possibly closing several factories. the stock was up overnight in premarket trading. you can see it's down but only slightly. gm says it's making changes to cut costs and focus more on autonomous and electric vehicles. along with the layoffs, gm will also stop production onbe of cars including the chevy impala, volt and the cruise. >>> a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down this morning about 171 points. the markets rebounded yesterday but overnight, futures were down after president trump said he expects to impose new tariffs on china. >>> new at 6:00 -- for a better night's rest, try sleeping with a dog at your side. >> researchers surveyed nearly 1,000 women who own either dogs or cats. dog owners reporte

this painting he , thisone, is edward hopper's iconic chop ey.ve there was a national exhibit at the national gallery. this went for $91 million and set a newuction record. >> in total that auction brought in more than 17 million. christie's didn't only auction off paintings, take look at this. that is the pink legacy diamond. we told but this last week. they sold it last night for $50 million. >> wow. >> christie's says the renowned jeweler harry winston was the buyer. the impressive sale marked a new world record pri per carat for diamond. >> christ yis has one of the most chemically pure diamond. >> the fact that it's 50 carats doesn't hurt. >> i think it looks so good right there. >> smaller than yours but i think it's just aet ty. >> right. we're going to add a little ice, not just on your fingers around here, maybe a little ice on the roads tomorrow morning. >> yes, you are, my goodness. >> storm team 4 is in weather alert mode for thursday trying to get r youdy for what is going to be our personal taste of winter tomorrow. right nowemratur

. >> jimmy: they just pick -- it's like a hopper and they pick crazy names out and they name them that, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: is there any hint of peanut butter in your og? >> i hope so. >> jimmy: yeah. now, you're not a cop, right? you have to tell us if you're a cop. >> no, no, i'm not a cop. >> jimmy: all right. i want to give you a quick little quiz, all right? if you get it right, you win a prize. what does thc stand for? >> the -- >> jimmy: you've got 40 minutes. >> jimmy: the highest count. >> jimmy: no. that is not correct. we're looking for a chemical name. do you know what cbd stands for? >> chemical balance -- >> jimmy: no. you're again off track. what about ibs? do you know what ibs is? >> it's some [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, we've been on the air almost 16 years and i just realized there will never be a funnier moment than that. >> hey, jimmy, do you want to meet my dog? >> jimmy: you've got a dog there. what is your dog's nis name is . >> jimmy: shouldn't his name be snoop? he works in a pot shop, right? wow, he's adorable. so he comes to work w

another simple way is to download apps like hopper, prici ne, kayak. many offer extra deals and savings. deals. exclusi >> if you do have the flexibility, that's when you can travel to avoid all theri ts and other families who are all out at the same time. >> if you don't care about when or where in some cases. >> a little bit of venture. >>16 now. if you plan on mailing holiday gifts, you need to. hear th >> we have some deadlines you want to know about to make sure your gifts are delivered by christmas. let's start with the u.s. postal service. december 14th is the deadline for retail ground shipping. december 20th is the ddline for first class and priority mail and december 22nd is the last day for priority mail express. now for all o you procrastinators,edex does offer same day shipping on christmas day. expect to pay big time for it. aaron found out it doesn't deliver same day for all locations. >> not necessarily. if it's somece obscure p where it's delivered in an unmarked jeep. >> deliver from my house to your >> okay. >> well, i'll send you a

we'll put that in the investment hopper right now "the halftime report" with scott wapner begins >> go to work. work >> veterans day 2018 a time for americans to remember and to thank the men and women of the armed services who protect us and this great nation every day of the year. today "the halftime report" in the great state of new jersey to share their knowledge of the financial markets with american soldiers, sailors, pilots, and everyone who supports them in their missions on land, at sea, and in the air this special edition of "the halftime report" on veterans day 2018 begins right now. [ applause ] >>> and welcome to a special edition of "the halftime report" live today from joint base maguire in new jersey. we also want to extend a very special welcome to the active duty military personnel that are with us today as we mark veterans day we're going to be hearing from you men and women today. we're so pleased to have you here you'll have a chance to ask "the halftime" traders your questions as well. with us on set halftime trader and retired lieutenant jim lebenthal. jim, thank

you could imagine dennis hopper huffing nitrous and dismembering somebody over an unrolled tarp in anyotel rooms. cool. well, hopefully the taco's first because after you do the meth, you really aren't going to want to eat. in ancient times, early drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rearview mirrors. best case scenario around here in my humble opinion, taco truck of which there are quite a few. parking lot, the smell of mystery parts on a griddle, yes. could i have, uh, one asada, one pastor and one lengua, please? knowing my love of all things mexican, you might expect me to be eating tacos for the next hour. i'm going to adopt a wide stance. damn you, taco spillage. come for the vistas, stay for the tacos. ♪ [ gunshots ] >> anthony: 30 rounds per magazine of steel jacket of destruction as fast as your finger could pull the trigger. you might well ask yourself, why the hell would anybody need a weapon like this? >> jesse: there we go. >> anthony: the ar15 is one of the weapons most reviled by gun opponents. it's also america's favorite rifle. >> jesse: i never t

they have a motor in the back and it blows winds down one side and carried by air into the hopper.t will mess this up is new -- large pieces of cardboard or sticks or coat hangers. anything that is more than 12 inches. the tube on the tracks is only 12-inch diameter. >> people asked what they can do to help to keep the city clean. there are people that letter. leaves are one thing. any of the garbage you see is from people being careless. [♪] >> one cars parked in the way, we can't sweep under the congress. to deal with this, we have parking control officers that are provided by m.t.a. and they go in front of our sweepers and pass out citations to people that are parking the wrong way. once the sweepers sweep past in san francisco, you may park behind the street sweeper. we all know parking is a big issue. north beach hasn't been swept since the eighties because of opposition. but we are getting a lot of requests to sweep. basically our trucks are 10 feet wide. we stick the brooms out and they are may be 12 feet wide. >> there are a lot of blind spots when driving a large truck ped

a third came from someone claiming to be officer jim hopper who told him to cooperate with the immigrationce say there is no officer by that name. and that they will never ask for payment over the phone. >>> still ahead on abc 7 morpgs, why you could be seeing the toys "r" us mascot popping up this holiday season. and it's the parker time to stock up on books. the prices you fund at the annual event and the perk if you wait until the last day. >>> time right now is 5:38 heading to break. a live look outsideed embarcadero in san francisco and the bay bridge there in the distance. lisa argen will have the full >>> the largest used bock sale on the west coast continued in san francisco in weekend. i wa it's the 54th annual friends of the public library book sale. at if it mason. the sale raises money for san francisco's public libraries. >> there is fresh merchandise coming in every day. appear the prices are right. and i hope everybody comes down. >> all books are three or $4, depending on if if hard cover or paperback. tomorrow the final day of the sale all books are $1. check it out from 1

hopper 4 will be on the cold side. reagan national. >> that looks better today. once again, we told you yesterday, will be the busiest travel da we can make it through here. it's amess down there with all that construction. all right. 46 degree, wind out of the northwest. 15 miles per hour.t. with t we have a wind chill of 40 in the city. 32, though, already the wind chil down to 32 in hagerstown. 34 in leesburg. 34 in cull pep per the wind chill, look how it goes down from 40 to the 30s, to the 20s. to t teens, to the single digits. to 8 in buffalo. >> that cold air is continuing to move on our way, by early tomorrow morning, it will be here. i will show ybe the n in a second. it's all because of an arctic front. it's making it down, giving new york the potential for the coldest thanksgiving ever there for us, it cou make it into the top five as far as temperatures go. wind chills will be another factor. this is1 by tonight. just a couple hours. a wind chill of 20 in hagerstown. watch where we are tomorrow morning. i mentioned the single digits. in hagers up to.

a third came from someone claiming to be officer jim hopper who told him to cooperate with the immigration. police say there is no officer by that name and that they will never ask for payment over the phone. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings a good time to stock up on books and the good prices you find at this event and the perk o the last day. heading to break a live look outside from the emeryville camera, clear conditions out there as the distance. lisa argen will have the full ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> the largest used bock sale on the west coast continues in n n weekend. it's the 54th annual friend of the san franccoli library book sale at festival pavilion at for the mason. you find box in 70 categories. it raises money for san franscs icresh merchandise come every day and the prices are right. and i hope everybody comes down. >> all of the books are $3 or $4 depending on if hard cover or paperback. tomorrow the final day of the sale, all books will be $1. you can check it out from 10:00 to 6:00 today and tomorrow. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, lisa

there are names and people in the hopper.surprise we see this relationship coming to a close. charles: misty, it is a resignation letter but it seems apparent that jeff sessions was fired. he does mention at your request. he is submitting his resignation. does that change the dynamics of this at all? this was again something played out in the public and perhaps a long time coming? >> it was played out in the public and a long time coming. one thing we all have to remember these folks work at the pleasure of the president. certainly if there is contentious relationship, that is ultimately the president's choice to make that decision, whether or not the person will be effective in the role. that is what, that is what the president's looking out for, right? he wants someone to be effective in the role to work with, that will do right by the american people. if jeff sessions isn't that person, that is what donald trump has to do. we just happened to get a little more inside scoop, watched this play out over time, ultimately culmi

it's always kind of an evergreen that we keep in the hopper. so phil rucker, what is the takeaway value for people who are legitimately concerned? jeff flake et al. about the protection of mueller. >> brian, they're legitimately concerned that the president could at some point act to try to restrain or get rid of mueller as the special counsel. and that's why they're putting forward this legislation. flake and a number of democrats, you know, want legislation that would create protections for the special counsel. that has been shot down by the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today. and a number of republicans who are loyal to the president say it's not necessary because they take the president at his word. but as you saw flake say in his speech on the senate floor today, it's not enough to take this president on his word. he has removed the attorney general, jeff sessions, after more than a year of publicly complaining that the attorney general was not loyal enough to him personally to protect him and insulate him from the russia investi

want to also recognize many of the advocates that have been working to keep townshend street in the hopper and on the burner and here today. townshend has one of the richest mixes of travel roads of any streets in san francisco. thousands of people an hour access this regional transportation hub by bike, foot, shuttle bus, tnc, taxi, personal vehicle or by one of the eight muni bus routes on townshend street. it's home to the highest use bike share station west of the mississippi. more than 3,000 people walked through fourth and townshend intersection one hour in the morning and in the evening rush hour. for any of you that have spent time on this intersection, it really is one of the worst intersections in terms of allowing pedestrians and psyche lists and personal vehicles, shuttle buses and muni to share this very narrow street given all of the track that is on here. it's a critical link and in moving this project forward, we're really going to both save lives and also prevent a lot of injuries that have long-term impacts. within this project area, just in the last five years, there wer