her only claim to fame was that her brother worked for william randolph hurst.at would actually mean something in several years. carmel's 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. the covers became more exotic. you had women were asked the doing sports who were riding camels, who were shooting, who were skiing, who are voting and doing all kinds of activities. he never forgot his core business which was selling clothing and fashion to women. you can look at the cover and you know they are trying to sell me jewelry. here we have the beginning of the paris season in the beginning of the new york season but everything was done with the purpose so the customer and the reader always knew what they were getting. the advertiser always knew that they were advertising in an issue that meant something to people. and meanwhile condÉ's friendship with frank blossom. they were really like brothers. there were a lot of rumors that they were. i don't know about frank one way or the o

every note and every step carefully choreographed hurst china is deploying $15000.00 personnel for its largest ever military parade a display of strength that will flow into no ray of hardware from fighter jets to supersonic drones on its 70th anniversary the people's republic wants to showcase its transformation into an economic and military power host. for president xi jinping it's a key moment to assert his vision for china on the eve of the communist states birthday he paid his respects to its find a mouse a dong she has set out to secure his own place in history with efforts to establish china as a major player on the international stage. those efforts lately undermined by a trade war with the u.s. as well as protests in hong kong which have drawn attention to china's human rights record but snow dissenting voices will be alive to ruin the atmosphere on tuesday the parade is invitation only and beijing has stepped up internet controls ahead of the occasion with the capital festooned with decorations patriotism is the order of today. what i think if our country is powerful then we

political ideologies by using the advertising infrastructure and the algorithms to slowly start nudging hurst fact checking opinions about politics we're seeing the shift away from purely automated accounts to more human operators for finding actual real people for hire to work on political campaigns to work with more repressive governments to target people online with this kind of speech to ultimately suppress their participation in politics and public discussion and. a lot of people don't necessarily participate and political discussions online anymore i even find myself withdrawing a little bit from commenting on politics just because of the enormous reaction that you can get and it's hard to know whether or not these are real people. and you only have these views or whether they're just a paid troll sitting far off country somewhere just designed to make me feel this way and to make me withdraw from participating in these discussions online dickson the exists to do so well because cliques have become the defector to receive the online world will become accustomed to the fact that for year

blake hurst is president of the missouri farm bureau. cute video.. thank you for having me. lauren: what are the hang-ups with passing the usmca? mexico is the only one to ratify the deal thus far. >> well, we think we've got the votes to get it passed. it's just a question of getting it before congress. the senate will pass it when they get the opportunity. so it comes down to speaker pelosi and the decision she makes about when to bring it up. but we're optimistic. lauren: what are the hang-ups in the house then? does it have to do with enforcement of the deal and laws of the deal? for instance, if mexico decides it's going to pay workers low wages that will suck jobs from the u.s. no? >> well, there surely are labor and environmental provisions in the agreement that weren't in the original nafta bill so i think that that should be a reason for some democratic legislators to vote for it. obviously, people still want more. it's been kind of a tortuous negotiation over the past 18 months. i think it will be difficult to get more. we just need to hav

.>> reporter: we are outside of john hurst office where he announced a new lawsuits against the vallejo police department. from talking to everybody everyday people they believe the police department can and has to do a better job of working with black and brown community.>> uncivilized uncouth gang type of behavior that has to stop.>> reporter: that is how she describes the vallejo officers who arrested her while she was driving home from work. that arrest did not lead to charges. instead she said he left her with ptsd. >>> seeing a police car for me now. i freeze. i literally freeze.>> reporter: jenkins is suing the department after she said officers taste her and falsely arrested her. >>> he picked me up and just threw me in the car.>> reporter: police have shot and killed jenkins uncle two months before the traffic stop. >>> just listen. don't do any sudden movements. i don't want this to be my last time living or hanging out with my friend.>> reporter: the third plaintiff alleging excessive force after he filmed a traffic stop in his driveway. >>> i'm not resisting you. >> reporter

am hurst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism gentleman brags that i feel as if every headline we've done as long as i can remember leads to one more now what moments and we're at that point again in the cycle but while we may not know how this will end it seems we can be fairly certain that confidence in the u.k. is political system to handle handle paul challenging policy questions and process democratic input seems have been severely undermined so my question is what is the economic effect of the one sure consequence it seems of this adventure which is loss of confidence and u.k. institutions peter do you want to take that on. how much or how much confidence there was a u.k. institutions to begin with and you know it seems like both sides have a political interest to kick the can down the road to avoid dealing with the consequences of bragg's it but you know i still think from a long term perspective getting out of the e.u. would be a net positive for the british i mean i think they've been their own worst enemies when it comes to dealing with this potential w

dan hurst, and it took them months to put it on the agenda after we asked. and then, they did things to discredit them during the meeting, but i won't get into that. the study that was commissioned from u.c. berkeley and ucsf is kind of a farce because the people sitting on it favor the navy. they need someone like dr. reza farazzi. i have specific recommendations that i want to get on the record? first, fire aimee brownell. she appears to be working for leonard and making sure that people want to move to the shipyard. pay for people to be tested for exposure for these toxins. there's a kit that's available for less than $100. do that for all of them, and post the results, and then fix that survey so it's finally objective and fair. >> no other speakers. >> steve feltzer. >> steve feltzer, san franciscans for action. there was $1 billion spent, and there were two people put in prison that were put in prison because of what went on at tetratech, as well as michael madry who was falsefying tests. and his osha inspector, darryl whitman was bullied and fired for

sally hurst has been to meet them...aralympians, a force to be reckoned with on the tandem but they did the bulk of their training apart so we asked them to ride on roads near harrogate in different ways. steve on a virtual reality training tools and adam on the road. for visually impaired athletes like steve virtual reality rating can break up the boredom of indoor training. my condition is effectively tunnel vision so there is no cure for what i have. my visualfield is getting narrower and narrower. i can i have. my visualfield is getting narrower and narrower. i can still write on the road but all the hard work i do is on the trainer inside. these are lovely. harrogate is a stunning, isn't it? some of the climbs on this course are quite steep. i think it is going to change the race. up to that point, for beverley it is going to be quite flat and the wind might play a part as well. this is the last race of the season for them. their world championships were last week in the netherlands where steve and adam came in seco

political ideologies by using the advertising infrastructure and the algorithms to slowly start nudging hurst fact checking opinions about politics we're seeing the shift away from purely automated accounts to more human operators who are finding actual real people for hire to work on political campaigns to work with more repressive governments to target people online with this kind of speech to ultimately suppress their participation in politics and public discussion and. a lot of people don't necessarily participate and political discussions online anymore i even find myself withdrawing a little bit from commenting on politics just because of the enormous reaction that you can get and it's hard to know whether or not these are real people. genuinely. i have these views or whether they're just a paid troll sitting far off country somewhere just designed to make me feel this way and to make me withdraw from participating in these discussions online dickson the exists to do so well because cliques have become the defector to receive the online world will become accustomed to the fact that for

. >> ambassador hurst, i raise the issue a few months ago at the morgan williams group.e the election. what effect has the maneuvering between russia and ukraine has or had on russian belarusian relations? both on the put level and on the street if it's applicable. what's the future of belarus's sovereignty. looking to the prison with what's going on in ukraine today. >> ukraine has been a complicating factor in the midst moscow relationship lukashenko understands it in his interest that ukraine not knuckle under to the kremlin. therefore, lukashenko has not been as receptive to kremlin ideas such as seeing more troops along ukraine's northern border. there is also been what i would call indirect impact, which is this. for sure since the rose revolution in november of 2003 and the orange revolution in the fall of 2004, putin has been really really focused on the notion of these revolutions from below. in the very occasional periods in belarus where there are domestic disturbances, moscow watches carefully and lukashenko understands that. lukashenko before putin truly eme

a russian spy did time there and patty hurst did two years for robbing a bank.rved 20 months after she was convict ond federal tax evasion charges. >> the question is do you think the sentence for felicity huffman was fair, and it's pretty overwhelming based on the voting so far. 77% now feel that she should have gotten more than 15 days. 12% now dwindling to 11% think that seems fair. you know, she spent $15,000, gets 14 days. you could see where some a stat because it's not a lot of jail time and this is a minimum security facility. as you pointed out, martha stewart did significantly more time, came out, she's a big star again. >> moving on, doing her thing. >> that doesn't even count. >> exactly. >> we'll keep the voting up through our 6:00 news all the way to 7:00 p.m. >>> two people with direct knowledge of the decision say antonio brown will be eligible to play for the new england patriots this weekend. abc news reporter marcy goi i i gonzalez. t >> reporter: antonio brown back on social media. >> no married what they say, no matter what they hate. >> rep

the former home of william randolph hurst. late john f. kennedy and his wife spent their honeymoon at the estate. it's been on sale since 2016 so you'd think they'd drop the price. the new offer that's being added to the $135 million price tag here, the current owner says that he is hoping someone buys a percentage of the home. >> wow. you could have a certain wing? >> or brick maybe. >> a chair? >> how much does a brick cost? >> that little shrub in the front, that's mine. >> all yours. >> part of the american dream. you own a piece of it. >> very nice. >> all right, so weather today? >> looks pretty good. >> that's sweet. >> here is a live look outside in dublin, as you head out the door, there's already a lot of people heading out on 580. as you join them it's going to feel a little bit stuicky outside. let's go through that hour-by-hour outlook for the tri-valley and dublin. we'll be at of 3 degre63 degree. 82 at noon and as it clears out we're at 88 degrees. it will be hot in some areas. not as warm in san jose, so if you're stepping

of course, iwas evacuated to the beautiful village of lamba hurst.mer butcher shop, where i stayed for the first five months. roger was one of 1.5 million people evacuated at the outbreak of world war ii. it's goodbye to the city's endangered areas, loaded up and not forgetting their gas masks, the children had for the special train. they're not worried, they are often a holiday. how are you feeling, were you afraid? no, it was great! we loved it because the battle of britain was being fought over us. the skies full of vapour trails, planes coming down inflames, of vapour trails, planes coming down in flames, parachutists coming down. we thought it was quite exciting! this was the kitchen, stone floor... reg and mary remember vividly as well. we stayed in london through the blitz, and then we went to i think north devon then, and then my nan took seven children, because the youngest was a baby in arms. we were separated. i had a big tin of condensed milk, and chocolate, but i think that got eaten before we got to the station! so, we got to the villag