katz arts bad lieutenant remake was set in the united states but the filmmaker insists it was still a very in film we lose the kids it's been the last me for like consider myself a very unfair that's never left me and if you see a film like the bad lieutenant it might have been filmed in new orleans but it is still a very in film that i think people recognize that it's a wild kind of films are very and start. down the hats of turn seventy five last year and is as active as ever his home state of bavaria has presented the maverick film maker with a late birthday present for his life's work. and that's it for this edition don't forget to check out the day though you kin know and think of your culture online for all the latest movie and news and join us next time till then go easy on the popcorn. trying to get off to a roaring stocks as the detroit. favorites . anticipated well i'm. envisioning such a cause of the future i'm glad i'm trying to pleasure glimpsed below. the culture. a hair. superman. superfood. glug glug. glug. lifestyle during. the. sixty minutes. back to the top. in our

than >> commissioner katz? >> nothing. so glamorous. nothing to report. >> commissioner brandon?> our cruise terminal used to be like that. [laughter] but now we have a nice, new cruise terminal and freeway is gone. we are very lucky. >> i have a few comments. before we start, i'd like to have a moment of silence for the victims killed in texas in the church here recently. may they rest in peace. i did attend the reception after the west coast conference. the only reason i found out about it was because of stephano, the c.e.o. of metro. i wasn't in the loop. but the maritime division. once i did find out, i got a hold of mike nerny. he got on it right away. he registered me for the reception. i thought it was really good because i wear two hats to the port commission and the secretary-treasure of i.o.w. what i found funny is all the cruise companies were thanking their partner. but partner they didn't thank was labor. and i did mention to them that you sit up in your high offices but you aren't the ones that load, unload the ships. labor's a part of beinging the process of loadin

. >> commissioner katz. >> i think many of us in this room go way back with mayor lee and it certainly came as a shock to me when i served on the board of supervisors. i used to call him my go-to eds. ed lee and ed harrington. that anything i wanted to do i went to one of the two of them because no matter what it was, even if it wasn't in their official area of duties, they thought it through and they understood the impact on the city and cared about making a difference. and i remember having many conversations with then director lee at both the human rights commission and at the department of public works and then later when he was city administrator. about issues impacting the city that went far beyond his scope that he knew how the city is all intricately intertwineded and he cared so much about it. it certainly was a shock to all of us. i know at countless event and whenever i would see him, he would ask about some small detail about the port. when we were having dinners, at other functions, he always came over and asked something specific and wanted to know what was happening here

jeremy katz who was the number two. these are the names and faces that become household names, they're not on the sunday shows or tv but they're the people that make the trains run on time, the people that right the briefings that they take into the president in the say white house without an ability to recruit top tier talent. and it's also a white house that it's been verbally abusive donald trump is even to his generals, people like general kelly being screamed at in a way he's never been screamed at before. people like jeff sessions also be yelled at. so talk about sort of the personnel crisis facing this west wing. >> yeah. so i think in this west wing have you two types of officials. you have the trump loyalists who are there because they follow him and they do what he says and they're yes men and yes women and work with him on the campaign and are going to be there for a while. and then have you other more seasoned people who have experienced in government and who are there in large part to serve the country and

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zachary katz was convicted on manslaughter and dui charges for the 2013 crash. highway patrol investigators claim his car hit a taxi, setting off a chain-reaction crash in san francisco. a taxi passenger died after being ejected from the cab. the cab driver and the other passenger were also hurt. we have a crew in the court right now. we'll have an update later on the abc7 news app. >>> and sky7 spotted this crash in san leandro this morning involving a police cruiser. this was the scene near tudor court and warden avenue. the black car ended up in the front lawn. now, at the time -- at this tirnlgs rather, we do not know what led up to this crash or how the other vehicles involved. we do know no reports of any injuries so far. >>> developing news from hayward. two highway patrol officers and a driver are recovering after being involved in a crash after an early morning chase. investigators tell us chp chased a suspect through a red light and that's when they hit another car. it happened when the officers exited interstate 880 at "a" street. the chp says officer

at the modells store in katz's deli. >>> allen says ticket requests for the big game are becoming a bit of a problem. >> i've had so many. an unbelievable amount really and even people i haven't talked to in a long time come out of the wood work. i just shut it down relatively early. i had -- i like want to change my phone number now. >> i think he's trying to send a message there. allen tells us one thing he is looking forward to is his mother's home cooking in minneapolis. >>> so just about everything is in eagles green these days, so why not the battleship new jersey? this a live look bathed in green light to support the birds. the lights will stay green through super bowl sunday. nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles. it's the only place you can watch the birds play in the big game. >>> today the montgomery county sheriff is expected to testify in the federal corruption case against allentown mayor ed pawlowski. according to the morning call he made him -- he's charged with making campaign contributions for city contracts. >>> the trial is expected to last two weeks, as the t

commissioner katz? >> thank you very much. a couple of questions. on the training, so the port will designate specific employees allowed as our drone operators and will cover their training and actually have the skillset to do that. ok. one sort of semanticking question, i guess. most of the report refers to drones and there is a couple of times they're refered to as flying machines. why -- what is the difference between the troefrns drones through most of the policy and then occasionally to flying machines? i'm not exactly sure. i know that interestingly enough in the por code, it refers to drones, before the word drone became common, they referred to everything as a flying machine. it also includes hot air balloons and all kinds of contraptions and kites and -- >> it is a what i was getting at. it's broader and why some of it is more specific and and it is broader. is that the reason? >> yeah. >> ok. thanks. one thing that i think would be helpful would be in terms of permission to go within, you know t500 feet of historical landmarks because we h

of worn this we can speak to jonathan katz a chan liston author of the big truck that went by how the world came to save haiti and left behind a disaster he joins me now from darren and north carolina thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us you have spent years focusing on haiti i know that you with the quake and you were reporting on the story then how is it that eight years later you have a situation when millions are living without water variable to drink. well infrastructure seven infrastructure don't just come out of nowhere somebody has to build it and it's never been built in eighty it didn't exist before the earthquake it hasn't been built since the earthquake and of course the cholera epidemic that has killed at least ten thousand people in the since the fall of two thousand and ten epidemic that started a couple months after the earthquake and was brought to the country by united nations peacekeepers. in the wake of that there's been a lot of talk about the needs of the water and sanitation of the structure but nobody's ever done it and well given u.n. involve

katz's communities pose an increased lifetime cancer risk of one in four hundred a local news team in houston pressed hard at white on the commission's decision but if you're wrong if you when you have there's all kinds of ways in the what if you're wrong and he was right well i don't see what do you mean what if you are wrong and if you are right about there being a danger that it would be it would be regrettable yeah that would be regrettable. almost as regrettable as trump nominating her in october to have the white house council on environmental quality even though democrats blocked her nomination in december truck decide at this moment to renominate her my guess is because he's hoping members of congress will forget this line of questioning she received from oregon senator jeff merkley when you say that those who are concerned about global warming are. pig pagan is and totalitarian is in marxists when you say that you believe oregon's farmers who are concerned about three worst ever droughts with the impact of climate changes are marxist or to tell a curious or or pagans i believ

tonight's signature segment, produced in partnership with public radio station wnyc, correspondent matt katz reports on a love story-- that of a married refugee couple separated by nearly 8,000 miles-- and by america's new refugee policies. this report is part of "chasing the dream," our series on poverty and economic opportunity in america. >> reporter: andre twendele's journey from congo to the united states began in 2005. as a student, he joined an opposition political party that resisted the rule of president joseph kabila, who has ruled the democratic republic of congo autocratically for the past 17 years. andre says kabila's troops arrested him and seven classmates for leading an anti- government protest. for three days, they were detained and beaten and eventually marched into a forest. andre had become friendly with a guard, who told him what was going to happen next. >> so he told me that what we are going to do is to kill you, but you will be in front of us, but i will do like i shoot you, but i will not shoot you. but when you hear only the shoot, you have to fall down as others.

katz. >> 50 years after teteu. the tank says team to see the war more clearly. >> i'm hoping that, that the public can embrace the war now. and they can learn exactly what happened and what went on and -- and that -- that we had many, many, many do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> latest fitness trend involves barnyard animals. goat yoga. >> typical sunday at laughing frog yoga studio in santa monica, california. yoga enthusiasts are lined up. mal mats in hand, ready to go. >> good to go. >> but this particular class can't start until 2 of the most adorable participants show up. come on, guys. >> floyd and rosco. >> want to do yoga. >> really funny creatures. they're affection that. social. >> but the thing that, that is really neat about goats. is that t

measured on saudi is a professor of sociology at katz our university told me that doha actually has gains from the gulf crisis. basically i mean there's nobody who is more better situated than benignly to talk about when they really want because he was basically a partner of them during this crisis he was in on everything he was part of the attempts against a lot of through this design of being a replacement for the emir through what he said in the media but it's clear that there was only so much that he can do and so much as he can so much that he can go to when it comes to how. bad things he could say about i don't think this is a significant. piece of. the tail i mean this is certainly something significant in the means that it shows how the u.a.e. and saudi arabia deals with their partners before dealing with their with their enemies but when it comes to the case of the locate itself now we know that the americans now have a new. wave of communication that they're doing they've already contacted his highness the emir of qatar his highness the emir of kuwait we know that there are some

. >> for decades author and educator jackson katz has called on the men to speak out.received more than 3.5 million views. >> there's so many men who care deeply about these issues, but caring deeply is not enough. we need more men with the guts with the moral integrity to break our complicit silence and challenge each other and stand >> jackson katz, andgainst them. president of mvp strategies. he's provided sexual harassment and violence training for severats and the military training. good morning. >> good morning >> it's a men's issue. what does mean? >> it means historically men have seen sexual assault and violence as women's issues. my work is to help people think differently about these issues. they're not just women's issues. they're men's issues. they're creating a majority of the abuse and violence. until they stand with women as partners, they're only cleaning up. >> if i'm a man, which it turns out i am, and i'm not doing anything, i might think, so what's m role. how am i supposed to think differently? >> all men at all levels of society and whatever thei

up territory a simple majority was required previously the former palestinian negotiator say better katz says the new law is a continuation of the us president's decision was an end to the palestinian cause donald trump caused arab outrage last month by recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel south korea has accepted the north's rare offer of talks proposing the two sides meet next tuesday it follows kim jong un's new year's address which struck a more friendly tone towards so the us president donald trump says sanctions are beginning to have an impact on north korea pakistan has seized control of charities and financial assets linked to one of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight mumbai bombings in india have fees saeed has been designated a terrorist by the un and the united states he has repeatedly denied involvement in the attacks and a pakistani court found insufficient evidence to convict him. the nigerian military says more than seven hundred people held hostage by boko haram that managed to escape they were thrown close to the northeast and border with china the

katz. >> 50 years after teteu.on the tank says team to see the war more clearly. >> i'm hoping that, that the public can embrace the war now. and they can learn exactly what happened and what went on and -- and that -- that we had many, many, many heroes. that didn't come back with us. from over there alive. and black clothes from white marks still with 48 hour sweat protection. try degree ultraclear black + white it won't let you down a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. make every day v

new york and katz v. new york. they set specific standards for obtaining wiretaps. this will not stop them. they will clear the black panther party, which it helps to destroy with informants, misinformation and violence. the american indian movement, which ends with a violent 1971 siege at wounded knee, south dakota. the fbi will go after the new left and the ku klux klan and successfully undermine both which we will talk about in our reading discussion. in 1975, watergate, rev latioae latio revelations in "the new york times" prompt an investigation to investigate the intelligence community. someone managed to break into an fbi headquarters and grab a whole bunch of documents and when they got back, they realized they had all this co-intel pro stuff. the pentagon papers have been released that they have known that the vietnam war was largely hopeless and been lying to the public about it. there was no major effort in intelligence reform despite rumors that they had used information on members of congress as blackmail for budgets and policies and the occasional publ

marcus, the luxury department store chain has named a former ralph lauren executive to succeed karen katzs next month. it is way down by billions of debt -- weighted down by billions of debt. look at where european markets are trading into the close, three minutes away from the end of the friday session with stocks rising, gaining for a third consecutive day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from london, this is the european close. stocks finishing the day in european trading. , industry groups down, basic resources and banks have had a great run with basic , healths up led by auto care, and utilities with stocks up for a third day in the four-day trading week. 18% rally for this benchmark, that happens, the best outperformance versus u.s. shares in 13 years. autos have had a good day, j.p. morgan expects full-year 2018 to be an auto bull market, supported by global boiling growth, relatively stable pricing power as well. stoxx 600 finishing positive and let's get to euro zone inflation, the hawks on the ecb, headline inflation slowing to 1.4%. core inflation, the underlying rate failing to ac

bassett it shocked respectable society that his dark works one exhibition and the vanna and katz gallery sparked a scandal the tabloids had a great time going they shared. some doubt that the scandal was got up by me and modern british he had good contacts to the hacks in berlin it was the silly season and they needed a headline or two so we gave them one vice squad move in they screamed it was all lies. did they are this guy so i asked him. the public prosecutor had never heard of it starts out right at the appears below to arrive promptly the next day to cover the next into. it worked the public prosecutor stepped in the pictures were confiscated the press had a field day so who was it just an advertising campaign for bronson. promotion first though it was a publicity stunt and it worked only we gain nothing from it we didn't have the courage to tell basel it's we'd made it all up because he was an extremely fragile neurotic type to you they have devalued by there for a slow. we were both unsuccessful artists and basel it's was subjected to more attacks than i was even by the public pr

ben katz, thank you. , the age ofext activist investing. be speaking with the head of shareholder advisory at lazard. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." 2017 was the year for activist investing, if you didn't know already. more than $62 billion in capital was deployed by 109 activists, more than double the total capital to play the year before. nearly 30% of campaigns were against european targets, and those were with u.s. activists. it is becoming less engagement, and more activism in europe. joining us with his activism year in you is jim rossman, head of shareholder advisory ji at lazard. >> you've picked this up with european activism, and that is a great place to start. that is a huge uptick, and i'm wondering where the activity was coming from -- it was a small set of investors looking to the region. that's right. it is primarily coming from the united states. over 50% of the campaigns originated in the united states, and frankly, we have be

new york and katz versus united states in 1967. the supreme court in both cases changes its tune and say wire taps have to follow the same procedures for a warrant. there must be probable cause. people initiating the wire tap have to specify the crime they're investigating, specify the place to be searched, the conversations to be seized. in 1968, congress follows suit, sets specific standards for obtaining wire taps. this will not stop intell overall. they'll go on to other political groups, black panther party wirks it helps to destroy with informants, misinformation and violence. the american indian movement which ends with a violent 1971 siege in south dakota. the fbi will also go after the new left and the ku klux klan and undermine to some degree which we'll talk about. and in 1965, watergate. revelation notice new york times that government spying prompted special congressional committee led by senator frank church, democrat in idaho, to investigate the intelligence community. someone managed to break into an fbi headquarter

katz's deli. train track. central park. five! >> stephen: accurate? on the money.w, let me ask you, there's a slightly different subject but has to do with the changing senate. do you feel like the democrats will take the senate? >> yes. >> stephen: are you confident they will take it back? >> we're working real hard at it and i think the odds are greater than half we'll take back the senate, absolutely. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: and the house -- i think the house odds are very good, too. >> stephen: mm-hmm. in part, we have a real friend in taking back the house and senate, donald trump. >> stephen: right, but do you think people will then be voting for democrats or against donald trump? and i mean this sincerely -- >> yes, you do. >> stephen: this year what does the democratic party stand for? >> so, look, we have to be a strong check against trump but that's not sufficient. we have to show average folks we're on their side while trump is on the side of the wealthy and powerful interests. if we do both, we'll take back the house and the senate. >> steph

katz versus united states. and these cases the supreme court changes its tune and said wiretaps have to follow the same procedures for a warrant. must be probable cause, the people initiating have to specify the crime they're investigating and the place to be searched, specify the conversation to be seized. in 1968, congress follows suit and sets specific standards for obtaining wiretaps. this will not stop them. cointel pro will go on to target other groups including black panther party. which it helps to destroy within informants, misinformation, and violence. and the american indian movement, which ends with a violent 1971 siege in south dakota. the fbi will also go after the new left and the ku klux klan successfully undermine both in some disagree. then in 1975 watergate. revelations in the "new york times" that government spying prompted the creation of a special congressional committee lead by frank church, democrat from idaho to investigate the intelligence community. someone managed to break into an fb