keith manning. >> good evening. my name is keith manning. >> mr. manning, please speak into the microphone. >> good evening, keith manning. i'm a member of the inland boat man's union, san francisco region here. been working on the bay for over 30 years, and i have listened to the presentations, very good presentations. but i have misgivings with the national park service promoting a service going into competition with legacy businesses here on our waterfront. a couple businesses here that have been in the region for, since -- for 50 years, and built these businesses now, and the -- crews that national park service is promoting will be in direct competition with these cruises, and the solution that the gentleman from sausalito proposed, that ferry would be in competition with established ferries at golden gate transit and gold tour ferries out of downtown sausalito. so, there are shortcomings in this proposal and i, as a long time san francisco resident, have misgivings with the parks cruises. it's not supporting our legacy businesses. thank you so

keith oelber man, they have come to bee's defense.ou mentioned this in an article you wrote recently that i found interesting where you point the finger at the hillary clinton email fiasco and how it resonates with americans when it comes to how those in the democratic party are treated differently. >> the idea of justice in this country has been such an overriding principle that we hold onto from the revolution that we don't have two sets of rules. that people have to follow the same kind of rules and everyone will be treated equally. if you look at the hillary clinton email fiasco and what we're learning how the d.o.j. and f.b.i. treated her versus treating the trump campaign there is a feeling among many people in the country there are two sets of rules. if you are a progressive liberal establishment democrat like hillary clinton, you skate even though you broke the law by any objective matter. if you're donald trump and you have somebody in your campaign that the f.b.i. is curious about, suddenly you get spied upon in an unprecede

candidate for attorney general of minnesota, one of the few muslims serving on the hill, congress man keith ellison. your reaction to the majority opinion in which the chief justice says maybe he said nasty stuff but you have to look at the four squares of what's in there and it passes constitutional muster. >> well, it's really kind of a surprising and shocking decision because it's very clear that you can have a document that might be facially neutral but if its intent, purpose and expected application resolution discriminatory, that is going to pass constitutional muster. yet the supreme court said if they get a thin excuse for national security, they'll pretty much let the president do anything. that's disturbing because you can imagine how this can be applied in other areas. this seems to be a rubber stamp supreme court when it comes to the president's most odious and ugly discriminatory impulses. >> there's something else this court has done which it has struck down lower courts block rarejudicial redistricting plans including in the texas case. they've also upheld ohio's purging of p

they would rather tomorrow to promote the heck out of the show and then cohen said, keith, the wise man all believe the story is dying and don't think it is smart for her to do any interviews. let her do her thing but no interviews with anyone, to which davidson responds in agreement 100%. and then cohen said, thanks, pal. so these text messages, wolf,ap working together to try to get stormy daniels to denial of allegations in which she said she had an affair with donald trump in 2006 and michael avenatti is now saying this is yet another proof that the two men were working together and there was something nefarious going on. he also by the way said there are more text messages coming that he's trying to get his hands on. >> is another text message,m.j.,en the former stormy attorney, hold on, i'm with the first lady. that is a quote. was what has that a? >> that is right. we have text messages that are mostly from january of 2018 that mention thfirst lady of the united states. on march 2nd davidson asked cohen to call him and they appear to set up a time for the phone call and then when

and we have great music, oh, my man keith urban is here! [ cheers and applause ] come on!." guys we're about halfway through the world cup and everyone's been watching. there's a lot of the amazing moments. so, let's take a look at some of them right now. it's time for "this week in memes: world cup edition." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this week in memes this week in memes ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: first off let's take a look at this photo of a a player from mexico. [ cheers ] his meme says, "when you drop your iphone and it only cracked in the back." you're like yeah! i can still use it. here's a photo of a forward for egypt. [ light laughter ] his meme says, "when your ex gets engaged and you say you're happy for her." [ laughter and applause ] here's a photo of a player from denmark. his meme says, "when you guess your roommate's hbo go password." like, oh, yeah! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: next is a photo from a from player from poland. his meme says, "when you're doing push-ups in gym class and the coach looks away for one second." you're like -- [ cheers and applause ]

man. once again, keith morrison. >> it was quite an eye opener.d her now dead husband, major david shannon, were regular and enthusiastic swingers. but when joan told them she developed a special one on one thing with a married man named jeffrey wilson, now that was a real lead. could it be the major was the victim of a jealous lover? so detective murphy paid a call on wilson, also a soldier here at ft. bragg. >> jeffrey did confirm he was involved in a romantic relationship with joan shannon. >> where was he when this murder occurred? >> he was actually working at the time of the homicide. >> in fact, a little checking revealed it was an unassailable alibi. jeffrey wilson was innocent. of murder, that is. he was very cooperative. he revealed every lurid detail. >> back in april, they were probably meeting for sex about two times a week. and in july, and of course the murder occurred on july 23rd, at least four times a week. >> so now the deputy d.a. began to flip the idea of a love triangle motivate on its head. it seemed to west the person who h

. >> keith, did that man say anything? >> i have no idea. i heard some indistinct shouting before there was some more gunshots but he didn't -- i mean, i looked at him for a second. ducked my head behind the wall seeing the guy initially and didn't hear him say anything distinct. >> after you hid, after you tried to hide, what did you ka do? >> called the police. called the police. they got here real fast. here in a couple of minutes and checked on us in our office to make sure we were okay and told us to hunker down. i guess they got the guy pretty quick after that. >> are all the people in your office okay? >> everyone's okay, yep. >> did you see anyone get hurt? >> i did. i did. i looked around the corner a second time and i saw a young woman who looked like she was hurt. she was on the ground. >> injured? >> i mean, there was a bunch of blood on the floor. i assume so. >> did you see the shooter get shot or did you just -- >> no, no. i saw him move across the entrance of the office. and that was it. >> and then after you called the polic

keith davidson. minutes later, the idea is killed by the wise man, michael cohen texts. keith, the wise men all believe the story is dieing and don't think it's smart for her to do any interviews.. that gets an immediate reply from keith davidson. he texts, 100%. and that gets an immediate reply from michael cohen. thanks, pal. and that's the end of that. after thanks, pal. until the next month when suddenly michael avenatti replaces keith davidson as stormy daniels' lawyer and the rest is history. with michael avenatti on the case, suddenly on march 1st, keith davidson is the one trying to get in touch with michael cohen. he texts, call me. he gets no reply from michael cohen. and the next day, march 2nd, keith davidson texts michael cohen, busy? nine minutes later, michael cohen replies, 15 minutes we should speak. keith davidson says call when you can. at 3:56 p.m., michael cohen says he will call at exactly 4:00 p.m. and have another lawyer, larry rosen on the line. at 4:14 p.m., keith davidson, w th michael cohen immediately replies, with flotus give me a minute. pub

. >> keith schiller and another man showed up unannounced asking for the records, and even a photo ofer that was hanging on the wall in the waiting room. that was taken down. dr. bornstein says they asked him to take that picture down. >> seth: in fairness, that might have just been a business tip. [ laughter ] no one wants to go to their doctor's office and see a picture of their doctor with donald trump. [ laughter ] that's like going to your lawyer's office and seeing a picture of your lawyer with donald trump. [ laughter and applause ] so did the president of the united states really order the personal bodyguard to raid a doctor's office over some hair growth medication? bornstein seems to think so. yesterday he gave a rare interview to nbc news explaining what happened. >> what exactly were they looking for? >> well, his medical records, his pictures, anything they could find. they must have been here for 25 to 30 minutes. well, it created a lot of chaos. i couldn't believe anybody was making a big deal about a drug that's to grow his hair, which seemed to be so important. and it

keith davidson is someone you may not have heard of. he had this job that michael avenatti had. he initially represented stormy daniels. he's become kind of a one man e resistan resistance. keith davidson who is not a household name but there's some important pieces of context here. he was involved in this karen mcdougal seauit. she alleged an affair from trump. she fired davidson for working with michael cohen against her. we reported on davidson's past cases including the hulk hogan case. >> allegations that mr. cohen worked with this other lawyer you're referring to mr. davidson in a manner that might be adverse to his client interest in order to help donald trump. you say you believe there's smoking gun tape evidence of that? >> absolutely. >> that was, we now know, a preview of what's happening. hogan testified in a trial in 2016 that led to the demise of a website called gawker. there was a personality bubba the love sponge and there's a question about the tapes and what happened to them. >> when the video was released, my whole world changed. it's been this over riding haunting of this sex tape that gawker put out there. through this crazy s

keith morrison. >> burke strunsky is a hard charging man, ex-member in good standing of the san francisco's d.a.'ice, now senior deputy in riverside. that takes skill, persuasive powers. strunsky would need them in the case against family man chris hall. >> mr. hall on the surface looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. he's somebody that had the support of his family. >> so he did, but strunsky wasn't buying the loving father and family man bit. when he heard about chris hall's obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, "it's an act." >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved husband. but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> who tried harder to save cristi? not chris, said the prosecutor. but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. she is the only one that did chest compression. he had no interest in truly helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course. but prosecutor strunsky poked around in chr

keith markovich, or k-marko. >> there's not much method to the madness. >> reporter: and the man who started it all, dave portnoyas el presidente. >> wonder if barstool knows the rules. >> reporter: 15 years in, cot has attracted big-name investors and is valued at $100 million. but while its no holds barred sense of humor -- >> see if we can duct tape hank to the wall. >> reporter: has won the company a fervent following, it has also invited backlash. >> we've got 3,000 here! >> reporter: five years ago barstool's infamous blackout tour sparked protests. they've also been criticized for sometimes misogynist posts. and last year espn, which like abc news is owned by disney, dropped a partnership with barstool after just one episode of a new show. espn's president at the time releasing a statement following the incident. while we had approval on the content of the show, i erred in assuming we could distance our efforts from the barstool site and its content. portnoy responded in an eight-minute video post on twitter. >> you hire barstool, the deal was with barstool, the reason you needed us is because we're barst

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man. we are talking with congressman keith rothfus of pennsylvania. a republican joining us. you can call us if you what to join in. having this discussion during a very busy week in washington. besides what happened yesterday in the supreme court, on the floor of the house democrats for a to move forward second time. how did you vote? vote onhfus: i did not that bill. i think we got 121 yes votes today. think there are only 18 or 19 republicans who did not vote for either measure. i think somewhere in that mix is a working majority would can come up with. i hope is that we've gone back to the drawing board and see what there is like to give me 18. host: this was supposed to be the compromise measure. rep. rothfus: it was a very confusing process. there was talk over the weekend about adding a couple of measures on e-verify. that was dropped all the last minute. i let the prognosticators make a diagnosis. there are good things in both bills, we've got to be taking a look at it. we know people are coming in. we know we have to do a better .ob a lot of that is going to be at po

keith hernandez. he said it was the only time darryl strawberry ever hit the cut-off man in his entire career. he was kind of a lazy outfielder. people kept saying he spoke in paragraphs which is true. he could go on that panel on any program and in 600 words bursts could be brilliant and he could also take a sentence about hillary clinton or barack obama or donald trump and in nine words eviscerate someone and with a smile. i heard some of the previous segments, the nastiness out there right now, this man took people on, challenged the powerful, did it with a smile. >> liz: and connecting via logic. >> he wasn't mean, he wasn't nasty. >> maria: a good man, a compassionate man. good to see you, ed. thank you. friend, colleague, pulitzer prize winning commentator charles krauthammer dead at 68. >> liz: billionaire elon musk's company, tesla, down today, in the red, down 3%. look at this, a major knockdown drag-out e-mail fight broke out between tesla's elon musk and a former worker tesla is suing for tasabotage. they allege a former employee allegedly stole massive amounts of secret data about

the only problem the south carolina man never served his country. keith serve a decade behind bars after pleading to the defrauding the v.a. investigation reveals he used forged documents to falsely claim he was a navy veteran who served in the vietnam war. he was busted for the same thing in connecticut in 2005. the supreme court refuses to hear an appeal to reinstate prayers at county meetings in north carolina. now the aclu is counting that decision as a victory. north carolina's rowan county was trying to fight a ruling from a lower court that prevented praying at hearings. filed suit on behalf of three of residents who thought it was unconstitutional since the prayers only represented one faith. the army looking for a new slogan to replace army strong. ♪ be all that you can be ♪ thanks, first sergeant. ♪ good morning. jillian: largest branch in the military wants a message that's just as successful as the be all you can be add in the 1980 and 90's. the army calling it one of the most successful advertising campaigns ever. the new one meant to get mor

man in april. the victim was shot to death at his home. police arrested a suspect identified as keith jones. there is not enough evidence to charge two others. since then authorities have been working with authorities in the south and today, two men were arrested in georgia. luther lee and terry jones are awcafornia. >>> a san francisco construction company is facing a potential discrimination lawsuit after black workers say they were subjected to hateful messages on their jobsite. former employees say they saw graffiti with the and word and black balls hanging from nooses around the workplace at park tower on howard street. they say they were fired after they complained about the hateful messages. john burse has filed claims of racial discrimination against the company. >> to be subjected to the kind of racial slurs, threats is unconscionable. we are not going to accept it. >> clark training and the policy is to remove the graffiti as soon as it's reported. >>> new developments in a cold case involving a serial killer who would offer two sketches victims and then later stab them. newspapers

a dedicated military man who survived war zones to be caught in the cross fire of a lover's triangle. here's keith morrison. >> what was she thinking? when she went to the computer? when she typed in those five little words? did she not understand where those little words might lead? >> where are you at? okay. what's your name? >> michelle. >> michelle was no doubt about it dissatisfied. here she was young, successful, attractive and, yet, wasn't exactly boredom eating at michelle. she started a new career as a psychologist offering counseling new couples. >> she was relatively new with her life. i think that was her first real job. >> michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now evens would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters like melissa stoddard diaz would be poking around in her past. >> michelle, from everyone i've spoken to, wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to we ultimately got her degree and became a professional. >> then michelle even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was just 16 when she started

villa reportedly owe the tax man around £ million and suspended chief executive keith wyness yesterday have to make some big cuts after missing out on promotion to the premier league to fit in with financial fair play rules. sergio ramos is continuing to upset liverpool fans. the real madrid captain was blamed for injuring mo salah's shoulder in the champions league final, and has had his say now: saying that salah "grabs my arm first and i fell to the other side" ie, salah fell on the opposite arm so he couldn't have caused the injury. he then added that the egyptian "could have played if he got an injection for the second half." and to wrap things up, he commented on causing loris karius a concussion "after the goalkeeper said that i dazed him too — i am now only missing roberto firmino saying that he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him". the cheltenham gold cup winning horse, denman, has died aged 18, having been put down due to failing health. he was known as the tank and enjoyed a famous race—rivalry with stablemate kauto star — who he beat to claim the 2008 gold c

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keith morrison with "swept away." >> who can say what lurks out there past the horizon, waiting i'm personally utterly at random as thousands of lives tick to their unknowing end. and simple coincidence, a young man from middle america made a single decision. >> could you imagine back there in indiana that you're about to make your life flip on its head? >> no, never. >> how could he know that on the other side of the world a young woman made exactly the same decision or that they'd meet practically on the eve of one of the biggest natural disasters in recent memory? or how could he know that in the middle of disaster he'd lose her. >> i wouldn't know what i would do without her. >> so coincidence, love, disaster. there is no fairness about these things, they just are. zach brannon turned 23 in 2010. i just picked up a degree in history from a college in indiana, no idea what to do next. and then he saw an offer for a job in japan, a two-year stint teaching english to elementary school kids, no japanese language skills required. >> why japan of all places? >> i don't think there's any rhyme or reason to it. i think it was just offered to me and i jumped on it. >> the town they sent him to in japa

keith, first to you. continuing to move a little lower on the dow, still a strong day across the boarding and, i mean, man, how do markets make sense of the developments we've had in the last hour >> i think, obviously, it's going to be positive for the markets. if some sort of deal or getting towards a deal can happen at the summit, that's a good thing. we want to see that. i think more importantly, something that steve alluded to is the short news cycle or digestion cycle of the markets you know, earlier in the week, europe was coming apart at the seams again and markets sold off. that seems to be forgotten i don't think the market has completely gotten rid of what could happen in italy, spain, structural issues were never fixed from ten years ago, and they are out there, but the market learned overtime to adjust its thinking on that and take it as it comes. the u.s. economy is humming along quite nicely i mean, when you take a look at year over year increases on wage gains, they are now picking up along with all the other economic data. >> finally >> finally may change the calculation on the fed, espec

man who runs disney. an apology from eiger for all the insults disney stars leveled against him, no apology so far, he is rehired keitholes on. but the bernie eiger site is just getting started and has nothing to do with insults or eights. bernie is on his way to california with the confrontation, sisters and brothers, he writes, last year disney made $9 billion in profits every word bob are your with a compensation package of $423 million over a four year.. clearly bernie has a problem with all the profit and all that income but here is where he sticks it to him. he goes on, employees at the company's themepark are paid so poorly that many of them are literally living in a tent city not far from the park. that doesn't fit well with disney's be 9, socially progressive image. here you have two lines of attack of the same target, the pres. challenges what he sees as a double standard on firing and apologies, bernie sanders goes after what he sees as the double standard on wages and profits. bob eiger is in the middle but he put himself there. he doesn't like trump and has made him angry. at the same time he has drawn th