john burns who actually defended liam neeson said look. he was ashamed he was trying to explain what happened forty years ago and he's ashamed of us so. i'm gonna write another channel jump once in a jump out quite well and he his line is that. if you castigate someone who said it yeah you gotta is that this so much hidden bases in which is still there anyway and express itself in a different way. jump on his take is really quite you'll stories it and he's very interested i guess a lot of the time in the intruders forms like this there's a lack of new on june first of all the shortness except for you right well we tried we trie. to put it as a small dish. james so easily the thing to run to the james let you watchh cable the business as ever thank you too and thanks to you for watching [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracacy now. >> this is no time f for d dial. this is time for action. to end thee has come dictatorship once and for all. amy: as the united states rejects calls for negotiations

. ♪ >>> john burn leads the orchestra in the fremont union district.e's one of 3,000 teachers nominated for this year's music educator award which recognizes teachers who make a lasting impression. >> there were thousands of nominations and then i was a semifinalist. i made top 25, which is ridiculously school. i don't know how they choose. there's so many incredible teachers doing amazing things. >> mr. burn says he loves teaching music because students learn what hard work pays off and that by working as a group they can create something bigger than what they could do alone. >> congratulations, mr. burn. >> thank you to all of them, mr. burn, all the teachers out there. >>> all right. let's look at that weather where it is cold. >> you have to bundle the kids up as you head out the door. it is below freezing in the inland valleys reaching 55 degrees. you better take in that sunshine today because we have a lot of rain headed our way over the next seven days. >> something to watch, too, muni impacted from yesterday's fire in san francisco. >> so we ha

. >> high hi, my name is john burns. i live at 3616 and 3618 sacramento street, a two unit building with my family. i just want to emphasize that sacramento street, particularly our block, is a balance between residential, therapists, and retail, and nothing of the size and scale of the proposed building is anywhere near the entire situation, so i urge you to support our appeal -- we are all for housing, but not for giant retail, and giant office buildings. thank you very much. >> supervisors, i am here to speak on process. i am familiar with the area, my good friend used to live at 3220 sacramento street. this should not have left the planning department in the matter -- in the manner in which it has. to bring so many people here, a lot of them psychologist, psychiatrists, affluent people, i think the planning department should get a proclamation, and name --dash the name of that proclamation should be the local proclamation. again and again we see people come over here, and again and again, i want to see what the outco

john moorlach, (r) california senator: "you're burning the fuel efficiently as opposed to just sitting in slow traffic waiting for one truck to pass another truck for 20 minutes." (8)orange county senator john moorlach wants to see two lanes on each side of both i-5 and highway 99.from bakersfield to stockton.and no 65 mile per hour limit would apply.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "if you look at what's happening in germany. the freeway accidents on the autobahn are a lot less than what's happening on our roads!"and he says thisá plan - is more realistic than a high speed rail still years away from being built.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "so why don't we provide people with vehicles the opportunity just to drive at 100 miles an hour, get to san francisco in a shorter period of time than the train would?"macy: "first thought, what do you think?" mos: "how much is that gonna cost to do?" mos: "that seems like it's a little too sweet to be real!?" moorlach doesn't have a price tag just yet.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "we've already paid for the right of way,

john moorlach, (r) california senator: "you're burning the fuel efficiently as opposed to just sitting in slow traffic waiting for one truck to pass another truck for 20 minutes." (8)orange county senator john moorlach wants to see two lanes on each side of both i-5 and highway 99.from bakersfield to stockton.and no 65 mile per hour limit would apply.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "if you look at what's happening in germany. the freeway accidents on the autobahn are a lot less than what's happening on our roads!"and he says thisá plan - is more realistic than a high speed rail still years away from being built.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "so why don't we provide people with vehicles the opportunity just to drive at 100 miles an hour, get to san francisco in a shorter period of time than the train would?"macy: "first thought, what do you think?" mos: "how much is that gonna cost to do?" mos: "that seems like it's a little too sweet to be real!?" moorlach doesn't have a price tag just yet.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "we've already paid for the right of way,

joining us now, mj lee and national political correspondent alex burns, and john avlon senior name politicaln, we were here yesterday the moment he announced and one of the questions was will he be able to generate the same federal reserver fervor did he four years ago? signs point ton yes. that's an unbelievable haul. put it into perspective he raised more money than kamala harris did in her first day. it makes sense. he had a big presence in 2016, high name i.d., high enthusiasm and he went out and called for donations and volunteers. and boy, did people respond. it's a reasonable sign out of the gate that his momentum hasn't dissipated since 2016. >> a few more details. the bernie campaign says that the donations came from every state, about 150,000 individuals gave more than 4 million total. and mirrored the 2016 campaigns average donation of $27. this says that there is still a lot of enthusiasm for bernie. >> absolutely. i think the people who are going to be the bernie loyalists are probably always going to be the bernie loyalists and unclear if the $4 million that were raised actuall

the john doe and loyalty. someone who burnsd in front of hungry people. >> the man recognized by the united states and 15 nations as the interim president of venezuela said the methane needed the way through. build a price president mike pence and other leaders monday in colombia appeared he's urging the world to keep all options open to achieve the liberation of venezuela appeared at least two people were killed and 7300 injured yesterday and numerous clashes on border bridges between venezuela and colombia and brazil. tear gas canisters were dispersed on the civilians as protesters tried to clear a path by throwing rocks at maduro security forces, block and entrances into venezuela. president maduro broke diplomatic relations with colombia appeared he sees the u.s. humanitarian aid effort as an attempt to overthrow him. meanwhile, the venezuelan navy threaten to open fire and on humanitarian aid ship that came in and was on its way to venezuela from puerto rico. we know the ship is safe, but the aid has yet to be delivered. a

burning tires. the european commission president john paul young because says he's not optimistic that britain would leave the e.u. with a deal admitting he's suffering from bricks that fatigue is comments follow a meeting with the british prime minister to resign may on wednesday yoga says he finds it hard to see any compromise deal commanding a majority in the u.k. parliament the u.k. is due to leave on march the twenty ninth if no deal even though the would. come its truth is this we have terry you cannot be going to the consequence building. the. most powerful. for unity in the region. the worst can be avoided but that looks very least. the sixteen year old swedish environmentalist who inspired a global movement of walkouts by school students is met the e.u. commission president to talk about climate change sumburgh has protested against in action on global warming and hit out at politicians who've criticized the students for skipping class. many people are trying to make the school strikes a question of whether we are promoting truancy whether we should go back to school or not. they make up al

burning car. it happened on airline highway in st. john the baptist parish. woman's car was hit by a drunk driver. the victim was transported to a local hospital. she is expected to be okay. the other driver richard preston will be facing drunk driving charges. she's probably very grateful they got her out of there in time. that to be turned out very differently. >>> another winter storm is rolling over the eastern half of the united states today and tomorrow. meteorologist ivan cabrera has more. >> good morning. another winter storm setting up for us here. the gulf moisture coming in out of the gulf, it's going to be -- crash with cold air up to the north so we will make snowfall big time. winter storm watches and warning posted. you see the rainfall beginning to move in. notice how far south the cold air is, already the radar picking up mixed precip as far south as alabama and parts of mississippi as well. we are not going to be talking about snow, it's going to be a big rain event for this area, but farther north where we hang on to the cold air, throughou

john says you are just and that is bad for the environment. so what is the solution? well his bill said add two new lanes on the highway wit noould? >> you are burninge fuel as opposed to just sitting in slow traffic waiting for one truck to pass another truck for 20 minutes. >> orange county senator john wants to see two lanes on each side of both i-5 and highway 99 from bakersfield to stockton and no 65 mile per hour limit would apply. >> if you look at what is happening in germany, the freeway accidents are a lot less than our roads. >> he said this plan is more realistic. >> so why don't we provide people with vehicles, the opportunity to just drive 100 miles an hour and get to san francisco in a shorter period of time than train would? >> first thought what do you think? >> how much will that cost? >> that seems like a little too sweet to be real. >> he doesn't have a price tag just yet. >> we have already paid for the right of way. we don't have to buy that. now it's just how much per mile is the concrete going to cost. >> now it seems he needs to get driver refsed revved up about the idea. >> he said there are several details to work out incl

john? >>> all right. senator bernie sanders with money to burn. what $6 million says about his campaign for president.climbed out of addiction to reach new heights. here's today's turning points. >> the sound of the ax hitting the ice. everything to me was magical. the first time i went ice climbing i felt joy for the first time in my life without the use of a heavy dose of street drugs. i started doing drugs at 12. as the years went on i did harder and harder drugs until i found myself addicted to them. most drug addicts are self-medicating pain from childhood trauma, which i was. by the time i was in my early 20s was suicidally depressed. later i was thrown in jail on drug charges. that was my rock bottom. i missed the feeling of wind in my hair, sun in my face. that's when i realized my relationship with nature was stronger than my relationship with drugs. it brought me into the present moment. you get to just climb up and away from everyday reality. >> reach way up to get the tool in. >> i give ice climbing clinics and teach people how to ice climb. >> you'll have nice hooks but you can flick into

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burning the american flag. security advisor the haitian foreign minister on saturday to discuss the rights john bolton expressed washington's injuring support for the caribbean nation and called for dialogue to resolve the crisis a statement comes a similar antigovernment protests continued calls to shape read this way but while the u.s. was quick to throw its weight behind the opposition there seems to be taking a somewhat different approach to haiti where the president's also seen by many is likely to see contrast in comparing these two stories and next. rotella start turning deadly. crowd wants to president to get the hell out of his office was on. the low with his government for corruption for all kinds of cheating at the election. but the nation is not just poor it's starving. rich people in the country. don't. earn everything and yet the massive population that comes and used to be like a bit of polling trivia from the poorest country in the caribbean the last presidential election had to be rerun after claims of fraud but the follow up which put president maureen's in power wasn't exactly a model of demo

houston officer john john daly was hit by a suspected drink driver christmas eve process a college park high school alumnus had second and third degree burnshalf his body. he has undergone multiple surgeries and the blood transfussings his sister the says the support is wonderful. >> a wonderful thing to do to save so many lives. and fortunately i learned in a tough time how important it is and glad we can create the awareness so that more empeople can come and give. >> that blood drive continues through tuesday. >>> ayesha curry latest busy venture drew a big crowd in the east bay. abc 7 news was if in oakland as her pop-up home made officially opened in jack london square. the store features items including bedding appear cookware. she has many job titles and lourd her to build up the fan plab. >> all the great products she creates, it's within amazing. and soy couldn't wait to be here opening day. >> and the store will be open five days a week. steph showed up yesterday but didn't make it yesterday because as you can imagine he is a bit busy. the warriors face the lakers in less than an hour. and of course watch the dwam here on abc 7.

burning the american flag the u.s. national security advisor met with the haitian foreign minister on friday to discuss the riots john bolton expressed washington's and during support for the car to be a nation on call for dialogue to resolve the crisis while the u.s. state department warned its citizens against traveling to haiti. is similar government protests continue to shake venice williams but while the u.s. was quick to throw its weight behind the opposition there it's taking a somewhat different approach with haiti. sucked up fine line that makes a lot of that elected leader legitimate. protests are turning deadly. in crowd once the president to get the hell out of his office. they loathe his government for corruption for all kinds of cheating at the election . but the nation is not just poor starving i feel. rich people want to. everything. the massive population that you. can use to be like a bit of polling trivia from the poorest country in the caribbean the last presidential election had to be rerun after claims of fraud but the follow up which put president maureen's in power wasn't exactly a model of democracy

john made every day on the set a joy. >>> new at noon, the town of paradise could lose fema money if some residents don't move out fast, campfire burned thousands of homes back in november, the town counseled rv's placed temporarily, because they did it too soon it could put federal funds in jeopardy. reopened in paradise and held an emergency ordinance meeting. >>> if we don't do it our town will look like a war zone for the next 20 years because we are broke. we have no money. we have no resources and the reason we don't make the rules is because we're relying on others who do have those resources to help us. and those resources come with strings. >> not clear if residents were given a deadline to leave. >>> in a matter of hours we'll learn whether thousands of oakland teacher also go on strike. hundreds of high school students at oakland tech walked out of class in solidarity with their teachers. the oakland teachers union is demanding a 12% raise over 3 years while the district is offering 5%. the vote results will be announced at 4:00. >>> the raider costume contest be sharinging the field with the san francisco giants, right now

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eltonjohn tribute to its fallen social media, it offered its own elton john tribute to its fallen for runner, saying that while your candle burned marks the end of the longest serving space robot, which gave us the first glimpses of hope of the possibility of life elsewhere. let's have a look at the weather with mel coles. good morning, mel. for many of us the day started as it means to go on, an early taste of spring but we have fog in the forecast. temperatures expected to do well today and still drawing up the mild airall do well today and still drawing up the mild air all the way from the south, so the mist and fog comes in through central and south—west england is taking a while to clear, but once it does, sunshine develops widely. hazy for southern scotland but the best temperatures are expected to be north—east scotland and the north—east higher ground in wales, above average for the time of year. as we head into the evening, under clear skies, temperatures will drop away, particularly for central and eastern areas where we could have a patchy frost and the return of the mist and fog and similar areas are affected first t

burns went first and wilted. england's openers keep closing early. johned to take it. joss butler next. england were shaken. jonny bairstow knew that he wouldn't last long. batting with the freedom of a condemned man he smashed 52 before he got on with his name on it. on this pitch there are plenty of u na nswera ble this pitch there are plenty of una nswerable questions. this pitch there are plenty of unanswerable questions. shannon gabriel gave ben stokes want to ponder, six down. still there are worse places to watch england batting collapses and ali responded to being thrown in the deep end with some energetic paddling. he carried his team upstream but it showed at a risky cause, always a chance it might end like this, caught off roach for 60. the rest was woozy. then folks got hurt getting bowled. jimmy anderson got out the way in tiley. 187 all out. so england went into the field looking for danger, but found things a strangely peaceful. no wickets taken and england remain in trouble in paradise. well, i think it is about par. it has been a real tou

burns with curiosity. is she the prophecy of stars? >> okay. let's go through the superhero harriet tubman right here. >> freedom fighter the ship commander john brown general tubman. and people are silly enough to believe she could not read. >> this is written in a peculiar way. you can read this in any direction i will read it twice two different ways because she was never in one spot. beholden to the wind what is it? take me her instructions make my mark a river be as faithful as the mother of cain her face up under her smile a reflection i know of no man that stands waist deep thousands call her moses. even jesus needs john the baptist. >> now i will get a little bit of water. i just read this left to right and up and down traditionally now i will read it up and then down with arms wide at the stars this woman needs riverbeds. between water and women the intersections make what is it about? and her palms folded. a rainbow wonder. and take her intel. hands to the wind. and the sweet waters like braille no mysteries a collection her face. look at them. [applause] i like it you cannot really tell right now. particularly on the page. >> i will

been super deceived john paul mike pence and mike pompei or three war hawks who are obsessed with venezuela and who do you think you are the emperor of the world do you think that burns well is going to give up and will obey your orders well for your information as well does not give up venezuela keeps going. and would do it is proposing new parliamentary elections but rejected an e.u. ultimatum to hold a new presidential vote of more on this let's cross live now to our latin america at its newman in caracas. first of how is might do rose call for these parliamentary elections likely to be received by opposition supporters. hello has i'm i actually don't even think this is a an olive branch to the opposition i think it's more meant to pander to his own constituency because the opposition obviously will consider it an absurd offer they already control the legislative assembly but it was stripped of all of its power as soon as that happened as soon as the as the opposition took over and president mother created instead an alternative super body a constituent assembly so they would argue that any elections that were again under the control of the auspices of the elector

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designed eventually to burn out and for the past year it's been switched off for safety reasons a video of how it should look now greets visitors. it was the job of children johnoe a curator and friend of the artist to preserve his work. even if one of the t.v.'s was in working people would notice it and say the management here is terrible at the cutting edge of modern art the first video artists were working with a device that was the very embodiment of the age ok the average t.v. set only had a life expectancy of about ten years but that didn't matter as long as the world was mass producing them but now it isn't art museums around the world have been stockpiling used t.v.'s to keep aging video installations going for others the solution is in digital technology playing flat screen images inside the curved screens of old sets so i think. it's time the op museums and experts agree on a global standard for preserving video art. chung says the artist himself embrace technology and wouldn't have minded what solutions are found. he never took his art so seriously i think he would say it's not a bad idea to replace the t.v.'s with the tv's of today any innovation t

was the target of an attack several buildings were burned down by white extremists leading to riots in the black community in the face of the unrest john f. kennedy sent the national guard to the outskirts of birmingham in harlem marcom x. gave full voice to his anger we are not integration. and we believe that your little to try and mix with someone who doesn't love you well that doesn't mean that we in any any way condone what those friends are doing in birmingham alabama people should know that it is no accident that long balls were writing negro women negro babies a negro children kennedy said nothing it was only after the negro began to strike that. it was then it was then that kennedy called in the on the don't to be going by kennedy don't you people by the don't go to the grocery just when i don't i think you get that good i get the like you don't. after the events of burning martin luther king and malcolm x. were interviewed a few days apart for a program about the race issue brings us an interpretation it was an opportunity to share their opposing vision was to put the black caucus malcolm x. has said of your philosophy that i

venezuela have been burning aid trucks with medicine and food trying to come into the country on the colombian border. the white house is watching this closely. former ambassador johnolton tweeting, these four venezuelan military members chose to stand with the venezuelan people today. there are now defections from the military which has been back nicolas maduro. they are now on the side of the president of the united states and democracies across the world are recognizing juan guaido. ways your response? >> it's another collapse of socialism and a reminder it doesn't work, and ultimately we see another rich nation turned into an impoverished nation because of socialism and corruption. but we also see what a strong u.s. policy does. even jeb bush today tweeted out commendation for president trump's large of the venezuelan situation. and jeb is no big supporter of president trump. so it's significant. but it's an honest assessment. this wouldn't be happening if it weren't for the strong policies toward freedom and encouraging the people of venezuela to take charge. now we are seeing these defections. it's a seminal event there and it looks like it's unraveling in ve

houston officer john daly survived a crash after being hit by a suspected drunk driving on christmas eve. he had second and third-degree burnslf his body and has undergone five surgeries and multiple blood transfusions. his sister says the support is wonderful for her brother and others in need. >> this is such an important thing to do. giving can save so many lives. fortunately for me, i learned at a tough time how important it is, and glad we can create awareness so more people can come and get it. >> the blood drive continues this morning at 10:00 and runs through tuesday. 5:40 is the time. meteorologist lisa argen has been tracking the forecast for us. and lisa, some parts of the bay area seeing some rain right now. >> that's right. we have two more systems to talk about. one's pretty wet tonight and the other one will be cold with less moisture. a live look outside from richmond-san rafael bridge. still scattered showers, mist, drizzle, fog. it's kind of a messy morning out there. we will get a bit of a break throughout the midafternoon and then round two heads our way, perhaps some snow on our local hills. your full fo

designed eventually to burn out and for the past year it's been switched off for safety reasons a video of how it should look now greets visitors. it was the job of children john moe a curator and friend of the artist to preserve his work. even if one of the t.v.'s wasn't working people would notice it and say the management here is terrible at the cutting edge of modern art the first video artists were working with a device that was the very embodiment of the age ok the average t.v. set only had a life expectancy of about ten years but that didn't matter as long as the world was mass producing them but now it isn't art museums around the world have been stockpiling used t.v.'s to keep aging video installations going for others the solution is in digital technology playing flat screen images inside the curved screens of old sets. it's time the op museums and experts agree on a global standard for preserving video art. chung says the artist himself embrace technology and wouldn't have minded what solutions are found. he never took his art so seriously i think he would say it's not a bad idea to replace the t.v.'s the t.v.'s of today any innovation to keep the s

houston officer john daly survived a crash after being hit by a suspected drunk driver on christmas eve. he had second and third-degree burns on half his body and has undergone five surgeries and multiple blood transfusions. his sister said the support is wonderful for her brother as well as others in need. >> this is such an important thing to do, giving can just save so many lives. unfortunately for ll lly for me at a tough time how important it is. i'm just glad we can create awareness so that more people can come and give. >> the blood drive continues this morning at 10:00 and runs through tuesday. time now is 6:39. lisa has been keeping an eye on that forecast all weekend long for us. and another dreary day. >>> it is. we certainly are starting out with the wet weather locally, but in the mountains, our winter storm warning continues right on through tuesday afternoon. here's a live look where temperatures at the tahoe valley airport are below freezing. it's been snowing now for at least a day, and the amounts are just unbelievable. snowing right on through tuesday, so the next three days. anders looking at amounts wel

she decided she liked the house and she wanted to really burn the house, she liked it there and wanted to thrive. a lot of people don't. john burton didn't, but she did. it was not until 1998 that she would make her move against steny hoyer, but this was probably 1993, so it was five years away before she actually made a move. you know from either reporting on her or biographies you have read on her, was it a methodical process for her to move up? paying attention to, can you say, sticking to her knitting? she was doing the committee work and raising a lot of money for the party still, and california, but she clearly had her eye on this. but boehner was the whip, tip was the speaker, you had to wait for some things to happen. susan: and then the republicans took over and they got cast into the minority. and i think that gave her more of a chance at that point. it's easier to move up. leadership becomes a little more flexible when you are not in the majority, and terms of getting in. nobody is fighting for the position hard, let's put it that way. carl: but she worked hard behind the scenes your jihad run for dnc party -- sh