i have a chapter on aman da knox. it's all about transparency.she's a teenager from seattle. does a year abroad in italy. she's been there a couple weeks. her roommate is murdered. she gets falls under suspicion immediately. why? there's no evidence linking her to the crime. 18 year-old girl from seattle engages in a murder sex game. also a death. the whole thing is farfetched. it's based on the fact that she doesn't behave in the after math of the roommates death the way the italian police expect someone who just been through that experience to behave. >> the police they say this. one of them was talking about the lead investigator talking about look at her and her -- she didn't seem like somebody who was innocent. >> yeah. which is such non-sense. >> it's interesting when you point to an interview diane did with knox. she asked her about the way she acted in the wake of the being accused. >> diane sawer. she's doing something we all do. she couldn't none of us even after knox is cleared, and it's 100% clear. she had nothing to do with that murd

being published this week jacobs explains how he went from a professional wrestler to the mayor of knox county tennessee and mayor kane. the former acting solicitor argues that removing a president trump from office is the best way to protect democracy and watch for many of the authors in the near future. what do you do for a living. i do writing on our website. i do writing

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being published this week jacobs explains how he went from a professional wrestler to the mayor of knox county tennessee and mayor kane. the former acting solicitor argues that removing a president trump from office is the best way to protect democracy and watch for many of the authors in the near future. what do you do for a living. i do writing on our website. i do writing for interviews for a lot of media on the intersection of presidential history and politics. it's something that has been a passion my whole life. has been fun to do that writing now. and to publish a book. and we want to talk to you about that book. the concept comes from many years ago. i started to notice the relationship between these at 44 men who has served as president sometimes good relationship sometimes really bad. i began collecting these quotations and then i started thinking about the political environment that we live in today. these quotes and the snipes have been around since the founding of our country. a lot of these guys did not get along. sometimes they got along and then they did it. the early pa

to feeling at home somewhere on knox. to house a few litigant war diminished so many sparrow that it's so here and now that it's just shocking that's the sign but it shouldn't just that's why she devoted her latest cd to find that it was recorded with the city of birmingham symphony orchestra whose music director she's been for the past 3 years she's the 1st woman to hold the position her predecessors include sir simon rattle in under its name sons who also started their world careers with this work a struck. an essential part of her concept for birmingham has been inclusive singing festivals in the past baltic oral tradition. and for fans of contemporary music concerts with the birmingham contemporary music or. c c c near gave herself her 2nd surname which means silence in lithuania it's perhaps in tribute to her homeland where the landscape is so vast. but her childhood was filled with music as the daughter of a pianist and a choir master. this is my little evening sitting that way it is one of my favorite and in their

you can now get free advice from amanda knox.te a new column called ask amanda knox at a local seattle newspaper. people are invited to submit questions on love, life, and suffering. 2009 knox and then boyfriend convicted of killing her roommate in italy. she was acquitted and released in 2011. a teacher lead students in a thrilling halloween performance. watch this. ♪ this is thriller ♪ thriller night ♪ carley: thriller dance at a michigan high school now going viral. check out those moves, guys. ♪ brian: is that like a fame school? is that one of those fame schools where they dance to class and stuff or just a normal school? carley, would you pursue that story? carley: i'm on the case. ainsley: they can all dance really well. the jerking of the -- [laughter] steve: looks just like the video did back in the day. ainsley: end of that video so jerry when his eyes were red. steve: so appropriate for halloween. brian: at that point we thought he was normal. steve: go out to fox square halloween night. when we came in this morning. j

years ago the museum's previous direct to claim that sophisticated alarm system was on par with fort knox but on monday this threw a spanner in the works around 5 am a fire in an electricity junction box near the causal suddenly plunged the building into darkness and the thief struck. you could also. the perpetrators entered through a window facing the castle square cut through the bars smashed the window pane and targeted a specific display case. between a. surveillance video shows them breaking the display case the guards then called the police but when they arrived just 5 minutes later the perpetrators had already fled potentially using a car which had later been found in an underground car park and set on fire me. i considered the security measures in place at the state collections in the dresden castle to be excellent and extensive we can now see that this wasn't the case experts believe the alarm system may no longer have been state of the art the men had to meet them and one could have quite simply prevented such a break in with a decent security strategy mechanically and electroni

. >> a few years ago, the became director said it was -- the security was on par with fort knox. >> theyered through a window, cut through the bars, smash the window pane and targeteted a specific dispspy ce . >> surveillance video shows them breaking the glass case. >> i considered the security measures to be excellent and extensive. we can now see this wasn't the case. >> experts believe the alarm system may no longer have been state-of-the-art. >> one could have preventeted a break i in with a decent securiy strategy.. the security was not efficient -- sufficient. >> so what will the thieves do with the j joy? >> the thieves will break the individual stones out of their casing, jinin -- then chanange r cut so the origin is no longer recognizable and then they will try to sell them on the global market. >> one small consolation? the most viable jewel, the green diamond is still on display in new york. >> a press conference earlier. what did we learn? >> so far, officials and police investigators are pursuing all avenues, but one area is the question of whether thihieves my have had ann

and knox auger out of this report from the island that's become for thousands of refugees desperate to leave her. friends bid farewell ask the buses waits. more than $100.00 asylum seekers are leaving maurya camp for some after a year if wait the reality of the joy is palpable but so is the pain in the uncertainty of having once again into the mill how do you feel now that you can get on the bus and leave and leave very happy but i have lots of friends here i didn't miss work everybody justice. in the morning i cried and still to know my friends came to see me just. raw and miri has lived with her daughter for a year in morea a camp she describes as the worst on earth she was notified yesterday and given only hours to pack on her things and leave. i merely is one of thousands of asylum seekers greece plans to move from the north aegean islands to the mainland before winter comes. and. deputy governor of the north island says this rush to transfer asylum seekers is not a permanent solution but he says it will let the islands breathe again. to. eat them our basic goal is for the islands

alameda's vice mayor john knox wyattsays the city is taking action. >> stepping up enforcement and making some engineering changes on the street. >> reporter: they plan to adopt a zero vision policy to try and curb the collisions much like san francisco. children have been struck at llbuboulevards. >> we're seeing pedestrians and cyclists hit at record levels. >> reporter: parents say it's easy to tell who's paying attention to the road and who's preoccupied with something else. >> people are blowing through stop signs. i think the parents in the neighborhood, you can tell when they're driving through because they're very slow and cautious. they look the kids in the eye and wait until the last. >> reporter: parents here have one request. >> act like your kids are walking to school around you, right? >> reporter: now the pta here at one of the local schools in alameda would like to go a step further with the changes. they want to change the speed limit in the school shones zones here in alameda to 15 miles per hour. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> most north bay residents evacuated by the kincad

this is a bunker but this has a like a fork knox gun vault door inside it has the name of the guy's ranch and you come down the stairs and it has a mud room as well say i every one of my bunkers has a place to shower and decontaminate before entering the bunker. the shelters we make today are identical to the. right now the people who are buying bunkers are not the liberals the conservatives the conservatives are buying the bankers they're buying the guns are buying the food they're buying the ammunition that the left isn't buying anything because they figure they have the place in the military and they're kind of crazy to begin with anyway if we could end up in a civil war number 2 in america it would start today it would happen the problem we can't is because we're all intermingled so it's a war of words on the news and media but this country needs to break up and people need to go to the side that the we need to split this country. this is my this is mine. just yes it's yours since his mind was. noted it ready. this is mine this is mine oh. sure you are used to. now we have a. target.

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malcolm knox is a former intelligence officer for the u.s. navy and a regular commentator on m.s.n. both c. he's known for his on team stands on has common criticism for in the past for spreading conspiracy theories. these people feel that they are the foot soldiers and executors of of what the disenfranchisement of the white race is feeling and donald trump is giving them subliminal orders in their head there are no different than the mobilized you know self starting radical self radicalized terrorists donald trump had been under russian intelligence surveillance for a very long time as early as 1977 with his 1st wife ivana and ivana was from the czech republic which at that time was chocolate then they brought him to moscow for what he wanted which was trump tower but from that moment on an enormous dossier of information was collected on him and more importantly how to exploit him who deal with our who's an editorial director at the on my web site reactionary times believes it's wrong to give people like nonce for it was a stream only inflammatory and hateful rhetoric just trying

. >> sandra: amanda knox back in the headlines.mer murder suspect is now writing an advice column. there was an age limit for trick-or-treaters in one virginia town. we'll talk about that next. activate your va refi benefit now and start saving. ú8 newday's proud to announceates near retheir ows, fastest and easiest refi ever. one call can save you $2000 a year. >> sandra: a former "time" magazine editor calling for a hate speech law saying the president would be in violation if there was one. joining us now national review columnist and fox news contributor kat timpf. saw you tweeting on this. what do you want to say? >> in his column he acknowledges that hate speech is subjective. people have different views of what does and does not constitute it. he says if we had this law the president might be in violation of it. does he not realize a hate speech law would have to be enacted by the exact same government that is full of president trump supporters? i don't understand it's a common thing we see with liberals who say in the same

source had happened before some have compared the security measures at the greenville similar to fort knox the u.s. american treasure temblor where they keep the gold reserves of the united states and one thing that seems to be particular about the case here the heist interesting is that the perpetrators seem to have been able to damage the electricity box that was connected to the alarm system they've been using a fiat to damage that box that then course of the city out it's in the museum and therefore didn't make the alarm go off as far as we know by the authorities right and scott listen to that you know what does happen now it's a big it's a big question i mean the pieces are credibly well down the the this work is a credibly well known so selling on the open market for the thieves would probably be impossible at least that's what they are historians hope theoretically they these pieces could be broken down and sold for their value as diamonds but we heard today from the press conference that that would be a fraction of their their their true value another possibility that was raised t

men with an ax actually make it through security preparations that they put it ours is secure as for knox but the really the question is if they actually did have inside information now you mention the c.c.t.v. footage right there and really if you look at it it does kind of look like it might have been a typical smash and grab as you know we've seen in at least one berlin museum in recent years if you look at the footage they actually were able to break open the display case with an ax and the and the museum directions said they were actually prevented from taking all the pieces in there just because they were actually sewn on to the cushion they were present so it does get that could actually indicate that it was just a typical smash and grab and that the people really didn't have that type of insight in from. nation that at least a lot of people here in the street seem to think they do have so and what is likely to happen to these artifacts. well that is the 1000000 dollar question i mean people are working from 3 different scenarios right now on the one hand people think that if this

activities and to those groups alison i see you nodding there and i do want to ask you about iran this week knox ahead since and the u.s. reimposed sanctions on tehran how has that been going is that bringing iran into line and well i think what we've seen is that trying to administer curation has taken the approach that the law just consistently sleeve and sleeves and smears are on. until the terms of the iran comes back. to the table but we have not seen that happen in fact we've seen the opposite we've seen tensions increase between the u.s. and iran and we are as in europe who have essentially opposed u.s. actions against iran and are working to move beyond u.s. sanctions we've not seen iran give any indication it's going to come back to the ball its economy is tanking and we are not seeing the level of support globally for new sanctions under president obama we had several rounds a multilateral sanctions we have the global community in line to sanction iran that is why that approach was so affected in getting run back to the table and we don't know how that will support anymore because pres

but that being said he believes extra security measures are i'm >>we also like a place up like fort knox ery night gets on the windows and you know. >>strong went on to say that airie has partnered with other nearby businesses. >>they a daily fee for a private cleanup company to keep ars in the neighbhood clean. he believes the city needs to do a better job of tackling crimes like the o that happened at boba guys. >>and cleaning up the streets. >>i will say it's definitely an exnsive place to do business. we haven't been able to take t care of the crime situation to a better degree disappointing as business owner. spending as much money as we dto participate in the economy here. >>the no arrests been made in that case it ismportant to note that i talked with a number of business owners on valencia street there right near 19th number of them said about that crime and thse ned crimes that have happened boba guys they feel like it's gotten a whole lot safer in that area in rece years in san francisco j r stone kron 4 news. >>on the kron 00:04am morning ws if you're looking to buy a home in

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henry knox's wife's family leaves. one historian said after the revolutionary war, the biggest exodus of people during the 18th century were people leaving because of conflict or a change in government. to put it in how we have refugees leaving countries that are war-torn in the 20th century, that is the loyalists of the countries who are now refugees. a lot will settle in the caribbean or canada or somewhere else. a lot of work is looking at what moves what happens after the war for those who picked the side that didn't win. >> philip mentioned something about the state of the british people at this time. perhaps i could fill in some gaps. during this period, britain is in a democratic vacuum. you had the stuarts, james the first, charles the first, they believed in absolute right of kings, absolute monarchy. james the second also made the mistake of being an avowed catholic and in the end, the stuarts were kicked out. vacuum. britain looked around and found charles the second's daughter, mary, married to some foreign

frank knox of the chicago daily news, to have been a running mate in 1936, secretary of the navy. when war came, he turned to admiral ernest j king to fight the fleet and recalled admiral leahy to be his own chief of staff. nationlt nudged the toward a war. he was determined not to get too far in front of public opinion, but at the same time, to push the united states toward involvement. struck, king george the sixth wrote roosevelt, by the way you have led public opinion while allowing it to get ahead of you. king wereand the quite close. a point that i would pause to say that roosevelt genuinely enjoyed associating with royalty. calledys called him -- them george, elizabeth, and wilhelmina. they always called him mr. president. initiative, roosevelt flies the idea to provide aid for britain. let me pause just for a moment lease wase lend roosevelt idea. he came up with it personally as he was on the uss houston and in response to a letter from churchill. this was pure roosevelt. this did not bubble up from the bureaucracy. draftished a peacetime for the first time in american hi

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and if there's knox, we'll take those amendments without objection. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: and then, we will forward agenda item number 9 to the full board for december 10 at amended without objection. >> mr. givner: deputy city attorney jon givner. the committee made the motion to forward it without recommendation on december 15? >> chair peskin: that's true. without recommendation, as amended, without recommendation on hearing december 10, 2019. we'll take that without objection. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: madam clerk, could you please read item number seven. [agenda item read] >> chair peskin: and here to present on behalf of our fire department is fire marshal decosio. >> good afternoon, commissioners. dan decosio here to speak to the 2019 amendments to the fire code. there are a handful of changes. i will highlight those changes and answer any questions that you may have. >> chair peskin: please proceed. >> okay. number one, many of the sections were renumbered, so it's just a matter of renumbering sections. the fees live in a different section

damon knox well ahead among who are the unknown read to and benetton and. kennedy yet mere familia work in their league. and you can in fact. with a half a ton. of dean home. equal to just the area tina said look. my father he was always very present he's a wonderful father but he's also a friend and the growing up i always felt like i could talk to him about anything up to this day know about oh i don't i don't live with my parents anymore i talk twice a day maybe on the phone and and every morning he tells me remember you're the best i'm proud of you and so he says he's the best friend i could ever have. tech entrepreneur and proud. of having me in part 2 we meet another successful arab wrote u.k. based on how much. he was honored with the order of the british empire award in 2008 as a formal recognition of his cultural contribution to the united kingdom. and has an admission or 3. this some awful lot of one hit the fan home by email i've yet. to see joel through his whole deal with the planet but somebody has got to do it where do you go to the pilot goe

. >> amanda knox. she's the 22-year-old exchange student from seattle charged with her roommate's gruesome murder. >> i was foxy knoxy the monster. when pronounced guilty, the world crumbled beneath me. >> announcer: thrown in a foreign my season. >> dr. phil: has it changed you? >> announcer: now, there's people in prison that have been inside longer than i've been alive.

with that, we are adjourning in memory of buck deventhal and kathleen knox, and susan, as i said, please tell your office that we are thinking of buck. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. >>> good morning everybody. i am the general manager of this beautiful new grand hyatt. it is my pleasure to welcome you to our new hotel here. we are so proud to be here. it is a privilege to introduce a true labor of love not only for granhyatt but for the entire construction team and the city of san francisco. as many special guests i want to acknowledge. of course, the san francisco mayor, london breed. welcome. thank you for being here. airport director. thank you for being here as well. we have some airport commissioners. it is a pleasure having you here. hyatt's purpose is to care for people so they can be their best. it is our incredible team standing all-around here going to make this come to life. i couldn't be more proud of this team having opened this amazing building. [applause.] >> i want to thank them from the bottom of my heart for what they have done and what is to come in this amazing k

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kathleen knox was on the committee. she was blind due to a disease she had and she passed away at 50 earlier this year. she was a pioneer of getting accessible items available on the docket for the public and really sort of helped bring us into the modern age. in fact, one of these agencies or the predecessores. we also lost a member of our team from the city attorney's office, vice chair borden, if i could ask you to take that over. >> we lost buck talbot. he was most recently supporting the mayor's transit -- the transit working group task force that was coming together. he was recently here in meetings, so it's unbelievable. this man lived for service to the city and he was very physically active and just really was a breath of fresh air. it's a major loss to everyone that he has moved on and he was involved in transportation issues. we want to honor his memory. >> item number 7. >> good afternoon, directors. i would like to ask my colleague to come up and recognize a couple of employees. we'll keep the love fest goi

with that, we are adjourning in memory of buck deventhal and kathleen knox, and susan, as i said, please tell your office that we are thinking of buck. >> thank you. >> we are adjourned. >> for joining us here today. we all know that our public transportation system in san francisco is important to our present and it is definitely critical to the future of our city. as our city grows, as our economy grows, as we build more housing, as more people work here, we know that we can't continue to grow in those areas without thinking about improvements to our public transportation system. as someone who grew up in this city, i relied on muni, the 31, the 22 philmore, the 44, you name it, i was on those buses. the 19, i know the routes by heart. but the fact is, you know, we need to do better. we need to make sure that people, especially people who rely on muni to get to work, school, doctors appointments, so many of our seniors who can't drive and need to pick up their medications and other things, we need to make sure that our public transportation system is reliable for all of our communities