he was a regular when he went to fort leavenworth and he said, stop guarding the war department with request to go somewhere else. this is where you are ordered, this is where you are supposed to be, this is your duty here. he really did not have a mentor, not yet at least. continued in he valuedvice, his work was and attracted the attention of fox conner, for instance, who of been a close associate pershing. when he was the commander of the american units in panama, he essentially took eisenhower under his wing, and that was the beginning of a very valuable mentorship for him. you for taking my question. commentruck by your about eisenhower saying that civilians could be effective fighters as long as they understood the reason that they were fighting. ik wouldeu think think about our all volunteer force now that many congressmen and others feel is essentially a mercenary force that they can do with what they want? dr. dixon: i will sit down. >> perfectly ok. dr. dixon: i think that eisenhower had his own doubts about the common american -- could someone just come off the streets and

this happened on leavenworth and mcallister. back on may 24 at 3 pm.ased on what we know, it appears unprovoked. we are unawareprior relationship between them. we will do our best in this case to bring the suspect in because it is something we will not tolerate.

shortly thereafter, he was transferred to fort leavenworth to conduct training for newly commissioned secular tenants. he supervised physical training there and conditioning. though he chafed at these seemingly petty assignments and bombarded the war department with appeals to be assigned to europe, he learned an important lesson. s he put it -- perform every duty given to me in the army to the best of my ability. he elaborated on the lesson years later. whenever i had convinced myself that my superiors through bureaucratic oversights and insistence on tradition, i found no better cure them to blow up steam and settle down and do the job at hand. a promising opportunity resented itself. in february 1918 when he was assigned to organize 10 tank troops for deployment. the newly formed tank battalion was to receive priority of training and equipment in preparation for deployment. all of the man in the tanks were volunteers, so they naturally exhibited a high level of enthusiasm and morality. they were the perfect fit for eisenhower's temperament and his football-based training hilosophy.

dressed in a suit and carrying a briefcase, police say you can see him creeping there dunster on leavenworth street north of mcallister. >> the man was laying down and sleeping on the sidewalk. the suspect walked up to him and for no reason kicked him in the face causing major injuries. >> reporter: to catch the man casually walking to united nations plaza, sfpd cast a wide net in their search. >> we want to get information out to the public to help us identify him. >> reporter: police agent, five days later, say the man struck again on eighth street near mission street. it took place on a bus and police say that attack was vicious and ruthless. >> reporter: the subject came up and yelled at him and grabbed the victim by the hair and banged his head into a metal bar on the bus. like the first incident, police say the attack was random and unprovoked. a break in the case came 19 days later, here at united nations plaza, not far from the first attack on the defenseless homeless man. a sharp right police officers spotted the 58-year-old suspect they were seeking for weeks. >> they put their cuf

this happened on leavenworth and mcallister. back on may 24 at 3 pm. police say at this point they do not know what >> based on what we know, it appears unprovoked. we are unawareprior relationship between them. we will do our best in this case to bring the suspect in because it is something we will not tolerate. >> the homeless man was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. the suspect was wearing a black beanie, eyeglasses and you can help identify him, please call police. >>> police are investigating a triple shooting that happened in the city's mission district. one of the victims, a 21-year- old man died. the shooting happened at 3:20 pm just about a mile from san francisco general hospital. we are outside the hospital tonight with new information about the victims. >> reporter: frank, the medical examiner tells me the vi say he was not a stranger. wer and are here at the hospital tonight. neighbors in the apartment complex were stunned the shooting. and news that a man was killed. the call about gunfire at 3:20 pm through dozens

the whole thing happening right over my shoulder on leavenworth street where the dumpster is right next to it. police don't believe there was a pre-existing relationship between the man who committed this assault and the 38-year-old victim which is to say they believe it was unprovoked. uc law school is right there. they weren't aware of the video. a man waits briefly behind a dumpster and emerges, lies next to the person lying over a metal grate on the ground and kicks him twice, taunting the man on the ground and wandering off. a sergeant was flagged down after someone reported a bloodied man on the sidewalk suffering from head injuries. those who live and work around here reacted to this crime. >> you see the guy wearing a suit, clearly already in a higher position than this guy. why does he have to kick him when he's down? he's literally down, literally and figuratively. it's beyond words. >> it's not normal. this is a normal lifestyle for people out here. it's not normal to be punching somebody who can't defend themselves. you should never do that. >> take a good look at the still

. >> a woman was assaulted on leavenworth street. she was then forced into the trunk of the vehicle that you see behind me. and driven away. >> reporter: according to police the kidnapped victim was able to escape. >> she got out of the trunk by using the emergency release lever. that is how she escaped. >> reporter: the victim and witnesses alerted police who are on the lookout for the car that was spotted by a police officer crossing the bay bridge and headed eastbound on 80. he called for backup and killed the vehicle to emeryville. >> i was in frisco, getting on the freeway and i saw the cops racing. then now there is this. >> the white car driven by the suspects collided with the silver chrysler. the impact spinning out of control and into a light pole. >> reporter: they were able to get the driver out of the vehicle with the help of a good samaritan. and the deceased was not able to be extricated. >> reporter: this man living in ahead -- in a tent down the street will never forget watching the female suspect parish in the crash

he's accused of kicking a man on may 24th on leavenworth street.ing down on the sidewalk when a man walked up to him and started kicking his face. in another attack... police say the same man approached another homeless man and kicked him. ( darya )milpitas police have arrested two people for stealing motorcycles. an officer saw two people in the process of stealing a motorcyle on west capital avenue. one man later identifed as robert kint (right)... drove away on a yamaha motorcyle while colton hartley (left) drove away on another bike. officers quickly arrested kint. hartley was able to get away... but was arrested two days later. ( james ) the san andreas fault is long overdue for a large earthquake... and a new discovery is telling us where ground zero might be for the next big one. this graphic shows a newly discovered structure along the san andreas fault near the salton sea. it's a 15-mile long stretch of highly fragmented rock that's reltively close to the surface. researchers say it could be where the next major earthquake hits.

the latest incident happened near san francisco's tenderloin on may 24th on leavenworth street. homeless man was lying down on the sidewalk when the man approached him and without warning... started kicking his face. in the other attack... police say the same man approached another homeless man and kicked him, police arrested samuel youmtoub on suspicion of aggravated assault. (robin) happening tonight.. the first mosquito fogging of the season is taking place in sunyvale. the concern is growing over the increase of west nile virus in the bay area. vector control says that along with mosquitoes... crows are also carrying the virus. crews will be fogging several blocks bordered by east arquez avenue on the north... the el camino on the south.. fair oaks on the west and bowers avenue on the east. residents in the foggin zone believe this is important.

the latest incident happened near san francisco's tenderloin on may 24th on leavenworth street.n on the sidewalk when the a man approached him and without warning... started kicking his face. in the other attack... police say the same man approached another homeless man and kicked him, police arrested samuel youmtoub on suspicion of aggravated assault. ( darya ) in the east bay... police in hercules are looking for two men who robbed a home depot twice in one week. the thieves took power tools from the store and then returned two days later and stole more items. surveillance video from the store on june 12th shows at least one of the men carrying several large items as he leaves without paying. then on june 14th the video shows another man taking items out of the store. the theif put tools into a shopping cart and then leaves through the contractor ( james ) in the south bay... police need help tracking down an armed robber. san jose police say this man walked into a public storage business back on may first. he then demanded money from an employee. the man got away with cash. h

surveillance video from last month shows the suspect walking up to a 38-year-old homeless man lying on leavenworth street and kick him twice in the head and casually walks away leaving the victim with serious injuries requiring hospitalization. and police ident n. then a second attack a few days later on a board a muni bus was also captured on video and police identified this man. yesterday they took 58-year-old samuel utobe into custody. he was recognized by a police officer near the scene of the first attack and arrested for aggravated assault. >>> the police say they have arrested a man in a series of crimes in pleasanton and fremont. look at this guy. video shows the suspect slashing tires on several vehicles with a kitchen knife. pleasanton police say he's also behind a burglary and a fire at a home on christina court. they say that's where he stole the knife and sweatshirt that he's seen wearing on this surveillance video. authorities then were able to identify him as 35-year-old daniel burns from santa cruz county. investigators say that burns is also connected to a carjacking and a hit and

this is along leavenworth and mcalester near the tenderloin. people who live in that area say they were stunned. >> to be in a city that kind of has a reputation of promoting love and unity and just getting along, that's what shocks me the most. >> the attack totally unprovoked. if you recognize the man in the video, call police. >>> a bizarre arson attempt at two east bay preschools. take a look at this surveillance footage. investigators say this woman, you see her there, may have tried to set fires attrng to li cocktail. the first location was safari november, and also the safari kid in newark. a scam on the peninsula. the fbi is calling it a virtual kidnapping. police say strangers call your phone saying they are your loved one and will kill them unless you pay up. the callers go to great lengths to make it seem as real as possible. we spoke with one victim in redwood city who says he received a frightening call from someone pretending to be his daughter. >>> no elected mayor yet two days after the primary we still don't know who will be sa

he commanded troops out at fort leavenworth. macarthur does not go to the .taff college he is the quartermaster officer. thes the guy who makes sure post is running. he gets all this experience running various facets of the army. when he becomes chief of staff is well-trained. this guynders all say is tops. the main thing about macarthur ability ton expert pick people for the right position. you are good at counting beans? great. you will be counting beans all day long. you are putting buttons in a jar? great, that's your job. people say macarthur has a great staff, let's take this guy to him. people who were totally worthless to him because they didn't know he was the bean counter. didn'them because they know he was the bean counter. his belief was i have to know what the front looks like. move this machine gun position. he feels he has to be at the front. actions we know about, and you can see the decorations in the museum. many of them, we don't. a lot of them, macarthur did not write down in his memoirs. ,t the champagne con

we would be in leavenworth. we have a bifurcated legal system where some people because of their names and connections get one set of treatment and others get another set of treatment. kennedy: there are distinct. it's open season whether it's in facebook, conversations, people lost friend, they no longer talk to family members. but one thing they can agree on is what a horrible person james comey is. if i'm hillary clinton i am thinking you are a horrible person. you are the one who screwed with democracy. >> you get no debate from me that james comey is a horrible person. but none of that changes the fact that donald trump didn't fire james comey because he was mean to hillary clinton. he went on tv and said he fired james comey to stop the russia investigation. kennedy: he said the russia thing. >> i said to myself, this russia thing will be seized by the democrats. and preceding that he said i was going to fire comey flips no good time to do it. i was going to fire him regardless of recommendations. kennedy:

leavenworth street say the area can be a dangerous place at times but acknowledge now it seems a bit safer. that stems from the arrest of this violent, unprovoked kick of a homeless man back on may 24th. the police say the attacker is 58-year-old samuel utube. >> it's absolutely heartbreaking someone would do that. and to hateful, there's absolutely no reason for t i'm so glad the guy was caught. >> reporter: police say utube is also a suspect on an attack on a person on a muni bus. >> he went up to the victim, began yelling at the victim. grabbed the victim by the hair and banged the victim's head into one of the metal poles on the muni bus. >> unprovoked? >> also unprovoked. >> you have to be not scared to death to walk somewhere. >> reporter: police have not revealed the bus video or jail mug shot. it's being shown to potential witnesses and the victims to try to make a positive identification. utube is expected to be in court by the end of the week. >>> another divisive issue, and this time it involves innocent children. there is no simple fix here, but we are seeing and hearing

.>> reporter: the two of them assaulted and kidnapped a woman near leavenworth, and through her in the trunk, they were acquainted with the victim. >> we are not confirming the actual relationship, but the parties are known to each other, we can state that we don't consider this a random act. >> reporter: the victim was able to escape the trunk on van ness avenue. >> she was able to use the emergency latch to get out of the vehicle.>> reporter: a san francisco police officer spotted the dodge charger and waiting for backthe of the ash. >> we have no information whether or not they were in high pursuit, they were normal speeds. >> reporter: the coroner conducted an autopsy of the woman, but has not determined whether she died from the crash, the fire or a combination of both. the names of everyone involved has not been released, the kidnapper could receive many charges as a result. >> a big intersection, but lucky that no one was hurt. henry, i know they were saying this was not a random act, they all knew each other, but is there any talk about a possible motive?>> i asked that of poli

>>> san francisco police made an arrest in last month's unprovoked attack on a homeless man on leavenworth street. it was caught on surveillance camera. you can see the man caring the briefcase kicking the man lying on the sidewalk. and sunday, two police officer spotted the suspect, samuel youmtoub , or market street and arrested him. they say he was wearing the same clothing. >> the man was sleeping on the sidewalk and the suspect walked up to him and for no apparent reason, kicked him in the face and caused major injuries. the suspect may have been lv in an unprovoked attack on a minibus, where man was a -- was attacked. >>> president trump is threatening a new 10% tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. the president says the new tariffs will go into effect if china refuses to change its practices and if it insists on going ahead with new tariffs of its own. china calls president trump's new threat quote, an increase act of extreme pressure and blackmail. president trump recently ordered tariffs on $50 billion in chinese goods. china responded it would match those tariffs doll

. >> a woman was assaulted on leavenworth street. -- turk street. forced into the trunk of the vehicle you see behind me. it was driven away. >> reporter: the kidnapping victim managed to escape by pulling the emergency release lever in the trunk. todafrancisco pd said they do not think this was a random assault and kidnapping. the victim and suspects knew each other somehow. >>> we now know the name of a woman who was killed when a tree fell in danville this morning. she is 58-year-old ludml. it was in the northbound on lamp -- on map this morning. and spanned several lanes a mercedes sedan. determine whether the tree fell on the car or the woman struck the tree after it came down. the roof of the car appeared to be smashed in. i e way, chp says it was a dangerous situation that could've been made even worse. >> thankfully, there is only one vehicle involved. for chp, we offer condolences to the family. it is a terrible time. hopefully we can figure out what happened. >> the crew from caltrans removed the tree. the accident caused delays for commun

.>> reporter: on leavenworth street, just north. >> the suspect walked up to them, for no apparent reason, kicked him in the face, causing major injuries.>> reporter: to catch the man seen casually walking, they cast a wide net. >> getting this information out to days later, on may 28, he struck again at around the same time, on a street, on a muni bus, police say that attack was also vicious and ruthless. >> the started coming up and yelling at them, grabbing the victim by the hair, and banged his head into a metal bar on the bus.>> just like the first incident, police say was random and unprovoked. a break in the case came 19 days later here at united nations plaza, not far from the first attack on that defenses homeless man. a sharp eyed police officer spotted him, that they had been seeking for weeks. >> they put the cuffs on him, investigators were together, and tied them to the cases, and he was booked.>> authorities are not releasing the video of the bus attack, citing the investigation, they would not release the man's booking photo, investigators want to show to witnesses as they

we saw this in iraq most recently when general mcmaster and others went to leavenworth and relearned these lessons of vietnam, and were able to implement a successful change of policy in iraq in 1967. the surge was not so much about putting in new people, it was about a change in policy, and that policy was drawn from the lessons, which they rediscovered about vietnam. iraqt was successful in just as it was successful in vietnam. i hope that future generations don't have to learn that once again. that we can somehow keep these lessons of what went right, what went wrong, and how to fight a nonconventional war because we are probably going to be faced with that again sometime in the future. >> tuyam, any advice? tuy-cam: talking to people like you and your organization, it will help them underand the situation better, and that is my hope. >> james, tuy-cam, it was a real pleasure to hear you. you have an amazing tale. it worked that well in the end, and i am appreciative of you time to share your story. >> tour the library of congress on the centennial of world war i, which showcases

cement police in san francisco made an arrest on an unprovoked attack on a homeless man on leavenworthurveillance camera. you see the man in the suit carrying a briefcase. he viciously kicked someone lying on the sidewalk. on sunday, two police officer spotted the suspect. they say he is 58-year-old samuel youmtoub. they spotted him on market street and arrested him. they say he was wearing the same suit . >> the man was laying down sleeping on the sidewalk and anfor no apparent reason, just kicked him in the face, causing major injury. >> police say five days after that kicking incident, the same suspect may have been involved in another attack on a muni bus where a man was attacked. >>> a dog owner caught on video tearing down a homeless encampment at lake merritt has pled not guilty. the man who is been called "jogger joe" was recorded following -- throwing a homeless man's belonging into a lake and trashcan. later, he was confronted by another man and police say he was caught on video stealing that man's cell phone. the 38-year-old, whose real name is henry sintay, was arraigned la

graphic. the latest incident happened near san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood on may 24th on leavenworth street. the homeless man, was lying down on the sidewalk when the suspect approached him and, without warning, began kicking him in the face. in the other alleged attack, the same suspect allegedly approached another man while on a san francisco municipal railway. police arrested 58-year-old samuel youmtoub (yoom-tub) of san francisco on suspicion of aggravated assault. (ken) in the east bay, police in hercules are looking for two men who robbed a home depot twice in less than a week. (ken)kron 4's charles clifford explanis that the suspects took power tools from the store and then returned two days later and stole more items. the hercules police department says that back on june 12th officers responded to home depot on reports of someone stealing power tools just before 930 in the morning. the suspect were described as african american adult males and surveillance video from the store shows at least one of the men carrying several large items as he leaves the building without paying.

it happened on leavenworth. the man in the suit carrying a briefcase viciously kicks a homeless person who is laying on the sidewalk. yesterday, two officers spotted the suspect. he is 58-year-old samuel long tongue. they found him on market street and arrested him. he was wearing the same suit and beanie. >> the man whistling down sleeping on the sidewalk in the suspect walked up to him and for no apparent reason kicked him in injuries. >> police say five days after the kicking incident, the thing suspect may have been involved in a attack on a minibus, he grabbed a man by the hair and banged his head into a metal bar and broke the man's nose. >>> five people charged with misdemeanor assault during violent scuffles at a rally in berkeley last year were found not guilty today. rally on march 4, 2017 was organized in support of president trump. there was a large crowd of counter protesters. the five men were accused of attacking in support of the president as he sat on the ground and was treated for a laceration.

.>> reporter: on leavenworth street, just north. >> the suspect walked up to them, for no apparent reasoner: to catch the man seen casually walking, they cast a wide net. >> getting this information out to days later, on may 28, he struck again at around the same time, on a street, on a muni bus, police say that attack was also vicious and ruthless. >> the started coming up and yelling at them,

. >> a woman was assaulted on leavenworth street. near turk street. she was forced into the trunk of the vehicle that you see behind me. and driven away. >> reporter: according to police the kidnap victim was able to escape. >> she was able to get out of the trunk of the vehicle by using the releasthat is how she >> reporter: the victim and witnesses alerted police who are on the lookout for the white car that was spotted by a san francisco police officer crossing the bay bridge and headed eastbound. officers called for backup and entailed the vehicle. >> i was in frisco eating on the freeway and i saw the cops racing somewhere. then there is this. >> reporter: the car driven by the male and female suspect collided with the silver chrysler. the impact spend them -- spun them out of control. >> they got the driver out of the vehicle with the help of the good samaritan. and the deceased was not able to be executed. >> reporter: this man living in a tent will never forget trying to save the female victim while she perished in the crash. >> she was on fir

on leavenworth street near mcallister street. and the second one happened on a muni train near mission and eight streets on may 29th. yoom-tub is being held on 120-thousand dollars bail... (vicki) a san francisco store owner is facing charges... after customers reported getting violently ill from prescribed pills. police launched an undercover investigation .... into the hue an company, on jackson street in chinatown. multiple customers complained, they got sick or had allergic reactions from drugs purchased from owner .... bihn vi. vi pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including selling presciption drugs withoua license. the district attorney's office believes there may be more victims.. (vicki) coming up on kron4 news at nine... it's a story that's gone viral and causing outrage...a little critter found walking around packaged hamburger buns.... the popular fast food restaurant where this happened. (ken) plus... a surprise found plus... a surprise found on the beach. the local beach where this great white shark washed up..

he's accused of kicking a man on may 24th on leavenworth street. the sidewalk when a man walked up to him and started kicking his face. in another attack... police say the same man approached another homeless man and kicked him. ( james ) it looks like california laws meant to protect immigrants aren't going anywhere. a judge appears skeptical of the trump administration's key arguments. during a hearing yesterday... the judge told an attorney for the u-s department of justice that he was ánot convinced california enacted the protections in an effort to interfere with federal government. that could undercut one of the administration's arguments. the lawsuit claims californina's laws obstruct immigration enforcement and allow dangerous criminals on the street. ( darya ) milpitas police have arrested two people for stealing motorcycles. an officer saw two people in the process of stealing a motorcyle on west capital avenue. one man later identifed as robert kint (right)... drove away on a yamaha motorcyle while colton hartley (left) drove away on a m

there is efforts a foot for a long time to create a partnership in the case of leavenworth, a public private partner sheriff. in the case of wichita va a partnership between the air force base, mcconnell, and the va. i raise those today in your confirmation hearing because i'll be back with us. those have been off and on on a list for a long time. those partnerships we should pursue and the va to date has failed to do so. in regard to my questions. i acknowledge and believe that you have a monumental task ahead of you. i think in reforming and success filly implementing the va mission act, i think if it's implemented correctly it can be transformative. it can reduce those number of cases that my staff and i pursue on behalf of veterans. one of my complaints, and i raised this the confirmation of one of your predecessors, is so often when congress passes legislation, the va impla plen tags, in my view is contrary to the intent, or to the letter of the law that we've implemented. what can you tell me about your efforts in regard to implementation of va mission act? how will you make ce

the attack happened in late may on leavenworth between golden gate and mccallister. police are asking for your help identifying that man. >>> 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks were seized in a quiet east bay community. officials say it's the biggest bust in state history. >> abc 7 news reporting lisa amin gulezian talked with neighbors who say they never saw this coming. >> reporter: they raided a building with explosive material into side. in five other cities, authorities seized 25 tons of illegal fireworks and arrested seven people. >> these suspects have been illegally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling these products, dangerous products throughout california. >> reporter: atf agents were in this quiet neighborhood in walnut creek arresting jack schroll and his wife tanya. they say the couple is part of this' elaborate fireworks ring. atf agents were in this home four times in one week. they found more fireworks, explosive devices and a mack 10 assault weapon. >> it's terrifying and shocking. assault rifle, too. wow. >> neighbo

this is all happening on leavenworth in the civic center area.glasses. if you can help identify him, you're asked to call san francisco police. >>> police in redding have recovered a stolen van with 14 show dogs inside. ktvu's rob roth tells us the dogs were on the way to an international dog show in vallejo when the van was stolen. >> reporter: they found 14 dogs in the van stressed, hot, thirsty, but otherwise okay. they were all checked out by veterinarians. we spoke to the owner tony carter who was clearly shaken by what happened. >> this was the most horrific scariest thing i have ever,ever in my entire life i have ever come across or been involved with. so how i'm feeling is i cannot be more thankful. >> reporter: carter was headed in a dodge van like this one from washington state to the woofstock dog show in vallejo. on wednesday afternoon he stopped at an in-n-out burger in redding and left the motor running. >> the air-conditioning had to stay on even though we weren't planning on being there but just for a few short minutes because it

we saw this in iraq most recently when general mcmaster and general petraeus and others went to leavenworth and relearned these lessons of vietnam, and were able to implement a successful change of policy in iraq in 1967. the surge was not so much about putting in new people, it was about a change in policy, and that policy was drawn from the lessons which they rediscovered about vietnam. and it was successful in iraq just as it was successful in vietnam. i hope that future generations don't have to learn that once again. >> we can somehow keep these lessons of what went right, what went wrong, and how to fight a nonconventional war, because will probably be faced with it again sometime in the future. >> your thoughts? that thanks to people like you and your organization, it will help them understand the situation better. and that is my hope. >> it's a real honor and pleasure to hear your voice. you have an amazing tale of hardship, but it has worked out well in the end, i can tell. for taking thech time to share your story. thank you so much for your service. >> thank you. >> you are watch

stabbing not too far from there that led cops to close off golden gate avenue between hyde and leavenworth streets. >> there's nothing we can do as a community to resolve situations like that besides having more police enforcement. >> reporter: despite these incidents, organizers say this year's pride was a success. in san francisco, carlos sal said dough, abc 7 news. >>> people celebrated pride in in ways in the bay area including through prayer. sunday's service focused on giving thanks that the lgbtq community has made over the years. >> take a moment to let the lgbtq people in your life know you love and support them just the way they are. in other words, hug a queer. >> money collected during yesterday's church service will be donated to oakland's lgbtq community center near lake merritt. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out the temperatures in the east bay valleys, lafayette 59, blackhawk 58. pleasant hill 58 and 59 in livermore. the rest of us right around 60 degrees. mount dee t. diablo 76. we're going to see even more cooling in our

police say they found two people hurt along golden gate avenue and leavenworth just a couple of blocks from the civic center which is the center of most pride activities. no word on the victim's condition into. >>> a uc berkeley dad was shot and killed at malibu state park and they believe someone shot tristan boddet in his tent next to his two young children, a 2 and 4-year-old daughter. according to the family's go fund me account, he was a father and husband and brother and he and his wife were planning to move from irvine to the bay area. police have not yet released a motive or any details on suspect. >>> police staffing will be at the center of a serious discussion in san francisco tonight. sf examiner reporting san francisco police cleave is asking the board of supervisors to not slash funding for officers. they believe it could be used to address the homeless crisis. the budget does include money for police tasers which is a controversial issue in san francisco. >>> police in phoenix, arizona, are backing off of charging a blind man involved in a violent altercation with an off

coown cooperatively this now permanently affordable housing with the san francisco land trust. 245 leavenworth was another one with 400 code violations, including vermin, bed bugs and garbage piles. in 2001 she worked with her city to take on aimco, at the time the nation's largest owner of subsidized housing, whose owner had over 600 violations and who refused to abate. she secured a five year injunction on a notorious landlord with 467 housing violations which included caved in ceilings and raw sewage spills. you also have worked closely with the board actively promoting different lemgs lations and task force and you have been incredibly resourceful for helping us craft useful legislation. before this legislation, we had lost 1600 units of s.r.o. housing to fires in 15 years. the number is significantly less now, and i can't tell you what a difference that has probably made in the district that i represent alone that we cannot count. i also want to thank you working us so close over a year on the bed bug legislation. working closely last year with supervisor peskin to safeguard against s.r.o

you and i had done one thing that hillary clinton and huma abedin had done we would be sitting in leavenworth. i think it will justify trump's firing of comey and comey will be go down as one of the worst fbi directors in history. one of the stunning things, that lisa page, peter strzok exchange, tell me won't be president, right, right? no, we'll stop him. don't forget peter strzok was heading up county intelligence probe of supposed trump collusion. this was not a random field agent. i think the thing coming out of this, i think people have to be aware of, i still think there are serious questions about the doj and the fbi and the trust issue with the american people. i don't think this will help them at all today. i think we've still got to work through that. can we trust them to be guardians of rule of law? how they handled clinton investigation, it was not even-handed justice because somebody's last name was clinton. >> kevin, with regard to peter strzok and lisa page, we've seen emails between the two. you're still an fbi agent, still allowed to have your opinions, or political bias unl

just a quick story about the kitchen of this house, a group of israeli army officers were at fort leavenworth in the early 1950s learning to use the last missile system. and they went to go over to see my grandfather, and they were told that my grandmother said they had a head cold and they shouldn't go over, they snuck in. mr. herzog, being mindful that my grandfather might actually have a cold, i don't know whether it was a lie or not, but he didn't take all of these are though she is really army officers in, he took diane into the house and he left them in the car. so that is that kitchen, that is right off the porch. we see the porch is enclosed and you see that my grandmother left those bushes grow up up the side of the porch so they could have privacy. when it came time for the truman balcony, this was -- that was their refuge. they spent the mornings, evenings, when it was nice, that is where he read the paper every morning if it was nice out. this was a refuge to them, so the truman balcony to him was just a natural idea, and he said it improved the line of the white house, everybody

they killed him even though they were insurgents in fort leavenworth for 19 years.il. clinton rance who deserves a pardon. >> we have done this segment a couple of times. colonel west hammers that every day. i'm glad you brought that up. ainsley: apparently an apology is good enough for samantha bee. she apologizes for those disgusting remarks that she said about ivanka and then gets honored by hollywood for advancing social change. this was her tweet after she called ivanka that word. she said i would like to sincerely apologize to ivanka trump and my viewers for using an explicative on my show to describe her last night. it was inappropriate and inexcusable. i crossed the line and i deeply regret it. pete: the big question in situations all the time is how is the network going to react? tbs put out a statement, she shortly after saying samantha bee has taken the right action in apologizing for the vile and nopghts language she used about ivanka trump last night. those words should not have been aired. it was our mistake, too. and we regret it brian you pointed out

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jump into a couple of questions, i will highlight a couple of things and construction, both at leavenworth and wichita va med centers. there are efforts afoot for long time to create a partnership, a public-private partnership, a partnership between the air force base, mcconnell and the va. i raise those today in your confirmation hearing because i will be back with you, those have been on the list for a long time, those partnerships are something we ought to pursue and to date the va has failed to do so. in regard to my questions, acknowledge and believe you have a monumental task ahead of you. i think in reforming and successfully implement in the va mission act, i think it was implemented correctly it can be transformative. it can reduce the number of cases that my staff and i pursue on behalf of veterans. one of my complaints and i raise this in the confirmation hearing of one of your predecessors is so often when congress passes legislation the va implementation, in my view, is contrary to the intent but in many instances contrary to the letter of the law that we've implemented. what

this is leavenworth, kansas, margaret opposes the court decision. thank you for holding on.o ahead. caller: good morning. it is good that c-span is on for a voice. yes, it does not make any sense. venezuela is having problems with hunger and lots of problems. what would we be banning them? north korea, we just tried to put out an olive branch, and now you are saying nobody can come here? people who come here are vented, you can bet -- that it -- them at thecan vet border. if people want to come here for amnesty or other reasons, i think pretty soon seeing the awful things that we have done to the people from central america trying to come, i think that people might not want to come here. there will be a time when they will want people. host: let's hear from kathleen in florida, supporter. caller: good morning. yes, i support the decision, and i think that many people who don'tbout vetting understand the process at all. it has changed tremendously since we came. my parents came to this country, e of the most important things -- not only were you vetted, you had to have somebo