. >> and i'm greg lee. following the tense exchange, ukrainian president zelenskyy sat down with fox's bret baier, suggesting that rhetoric from the u.s. led to that oval office confrontation. >> when they, for example, say that ukraine is almost destroyed, that our soldiers run away, that they are not heroes, that ukraine lost millions of civilians, that his president is dictator. you know, what is reaction? it's not about me. the reaction is that where is our friendship between ukraine and the united states? that's this is filling. and that's why i do not want to lose our great partners at the united states. >> president trump blames zelensky for the collapse of a proposed agreement on mineral rights, saying the ukrainian president overstepped. >> we're looking for peace. we're not looking for somebody that's going to sign up a strong power and then not make peace because they feel emboldened. and that's what i saw happening. i'm looking for peace. we're not looking to go into a ten year war and play game

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who is nicol turner lee? and then the follow up question to that is, it's one that i know you're familiar with. what is the digital divide? well, that's a big question, but i will do my best to answer. first and foremost, thank you, everybody, for coming. it is an honor to sit on this stage because surprise only about three or four years ago, when i first started the book, i was on the stage of the inet pride free library talking librarians here, and they had welcomed me in to talk about this issue. we're going to talk about tonight. and at that time, the book was even like done. it was a concept. i was still thinking about what i wanted to say. but i'll tell you one thing. it's very intimidating when you sit in a room. librarians, because they will reference. right. in terms of what you should looking for and the types of questions you should be asking. and so when i was going through this process of thinking about a book that i wanted to write, it's been 30 years since i've been working on the type of tech

you agreed with lee harris, which is what lee was saying.pragmatic. >> pragmatic. >> but zelenskyy didn't do that, though. >> zelenskyy did do that. he was just well, he was left, as we saw, for 30 or 40 minutes. it was all pretty, pretty good going, as we've all admitted that it was only when, after jd vance butted in with some silly remarks that then zelenskyy made those remarks about, well, there's a there's an ocean. and, you know, you might be feeling it here soon and maybe that at that point you could say zelenskyy maybe misspoke. >> before we go on. okay. so i watched it. how many times did zelenskyy you use the word peace? >>i peace? >> i couldn�*t tell you, to be honest. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> well, he�*s playing the emotion. >> how many did he how many. >> how many did he how many. >> times i wasn't counting. okay. >> and jd vance okay. so i watched it. i looked at the transcript, i went back, donald trump called for peace three times. yeah, jd vance called for peace once and zelenskyy only once. >> well, if that was

. >> for haan, a lifelong sports fan, his role with lee and the giants is a dream job. the clubhouse, his job in the majors wasn't given and it certainly didn't happen overnight. >> i actually started off working in a volleyball team, not in baseball. i worked in the kbo, which is the korean baseball organization. i work for a team for the nc dinos, and i translated for a player called eric fetty. he's the same agency with jeong who. and then there was that interaction where eric thankfully spoke highly of me. >> with season one and rookie duties in the books for both. yes, even hahn had to complete rookie duties. lee and hahn are focused on a successful and healthy sophomore season because unlike a lot of players, hahn doesn't have a backup. >> they have nobody to actually just come in for jeong, who for me, for me. so that's kind of tricky. it's just so i try to just keep myself healthier and mentally healthy, physically healthy. >> hahn meditates to keep his mind sharp. nearly everyone from ace pitcher logan webb to ballpark ushers will tell you how much they love ha

lee is set to appear in federal court on march the 28th.sborough police are asking for the public's help now in tracking down a suspect that ambushed one of their own police officers last week in the parking lot. that officer was shot and is now recovering. hillsborough pd is looking for any video or photos related to that officer involved shooting from motorists, residents or businesses nearby, west of santa ynez avenue and hillside drive. it all happened around 3:30 p.m. last saturday afternoon. any relevant information should be forwarded to the hillsborough police immediately. >> well, the san francisco giants are a month away from their 2025 season opener on the road. all eyes will inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willy adames and logan webb. >> yeah, they are kind of loaded now, but there's one name you may not be familiar with who is making a big impact in the clubhouse. he's not a player or a coach, but rather an interpreter. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training down in ariz

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ktvu amber lee has those new developments tonight. >> after her personality. happy all the time. the strong willed, you know. >> norma bryant treasures this photo of her daughter paula in green. her death nearly 24 years ago. a cold case homicide investigated by the san francisco police department is a subject she hasn't spoken about publicly, or even to loved ones. >> who shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. >> police say brian was last seen around midnight, june 18th, 2001, in front of a bar that's no longer there, at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say the 25 year old single mom got into a small red nissan or toyota sports car. it was driven by the man seen in this newly released composite sketch. he also had a tattoo on his right arm that appeared to be a partial skull. police say he had green ink tattoos on his other arm. he is described as being around six feet tall with dark hair. he spoke with an east coast accent. >> she would have been here somewhere. >> in 2022. the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harr

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. >> good evening, lee s. after the contentious oval office meeting to put it lightly. sowed myrrh zelenskyy -- slowed myrrh zelenskyy did not apologize and neither did the secretary of at a time who said the following about the failed mineral's deal on cnn. >> could have been signed five days ago but insisted oncoming to washington and don't come and create a scenario where we're going to lecture uses about how -- us about howdy momentum seizure disorders isn't going to work. >> it's secure he's at the mercy of washington. >> i'm going to go out and say i'll sign it in municipal ick. he got to munich and didn't sign the agreement. number vermont, a little holiday for vice president yd vance and hiss family turning a little sour when a bunch of protesters met the motorcade as you see here. vance trying to get to the slopes to enjoy a weekend holiday scheme. but the protesters met him voicing the concerns and going for them to show their support for the vice president and earlier today, we heard from norradford that they're assessing a temporary flight restriction over t

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commissioner steven lee here. item two is the approval of minutes for the february 11th, 2025 port commission meeting. >> so moved. circuit we have a motion and a second all in favor. all right. any opposed motion passes? item three is the land acknowledgment for san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the raw material owning who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw materials we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material only community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item four is announcements. please be advised that the ringing o

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leon lee plus bowles for summer mailing. lee and laura bowles for and kathy lou okay as finalists for portsmouth square improvement project sculpture opportunity as recommended by the artists review panel. do you want me to put these up or say it all together? >> you might as well say it all together. i'm going to present them all together. all right. i needed to know r and b is the integrated wall and discussion and possible action to approve chi yan gaya and cheng ma christine wong yap and jennifer woolford as finalists for the portsmouth square improvement project integrated while opportunity as recommended by the artists review panel and again i apologize for any mispronunciations and jackie von tresco so go for it. all right. thank you so much high commissioners. good to see you all. very excited to be here today to present the six artist finalists recommended by the portsmouth square artist review panel for the renovated park sculpture and integrated clubhouse for all opportunities is the last time we discussed this pr

our crime reporter henry lee joins us now live from oakland with the details on who police have taken into custody. henry. >> well, alex, i learned these arrests are the result of an investigation into a daring daylight carjacking of an armored van full of cash from marijuana dispensaries. seven suspects, three of whom are juveniles, taken into custody by oakland police and outside agencies for a variety of crimes. >> arrested in connection to several violent crimes to include murder, shootings, street armed robberies, burglaries and escape from a juvenile facility. >> during the arrest on thursday, police seized these ten guns, including an assault type pistol. this photo shows the same guns. many of them came with extended magazines. >> these individuals were targeting businesses in east oakland that are known for carrying large quantities of cash. >> i've learned the investigation was prompted by the january 30th armed carjacking in east oakland of an armored van carrying money for marijuana dispensaries. according to court records, the van was cut off on oakport street by three me

but david lee roth was on mtv.ar in the backyard, he had a band, he was always jamming. he was really good shredding his electric get carr at all hours of the night. in hindsight, it felt like he was 40, but he was probably between 18 and 20. >> jimmy: right. >> and the guy was an absolute hero. and a total icon of the '80s. >> jimmy: really? >> so i'm going to base this character on what i remember of kenny. who incidentally as i looked him up, because it's been decades since i even thought about him, he has passed away now. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> rest in peace, kenny. >> jimmy: did you record any rap albums with kenny? >> no, no, no. i couldn't afford kenny. [ laughter ] i couldn't do the rider. >> jimmy: i bet kenny would be pretty happy you've immortalized him in this film. will you be in the avengers movie? i know you're across the street with the russo brothers -- [ cheering ] -- at their hand and footprints star ceremony. >> yeah, i was. >> jimmy: is this something you can share with us? will star lord be a

joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news washington managing editor carol lee, telemundo newsjulio vaqueiro, stephanie murphy and republican strategist brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from numbers news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the stakes are incredibly high as president trump prepares to address a joint session of congress tuesday night. it comes as newspapers around the world are highlighting what appears to be a realignment of u.s. alliances and a stunning turn towards russia. on friday in a heated confrontation in the oval office, president trump and vice president vance berated president zelenskyy in an explosive and unprecedented televised showdown. u.s. officials say the path to a peace deal to end the war in ukraine is deeply uncertain and wholly dependent on the ukrainian leader's next steps. since the clash, trump administration officials have also discussed whether to pause u.s. military aid to ukraine according to two administratio

deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen. then with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better. and that in ice detention center would set the community backwards. and i'm so grateful that there are people like are organizing and that hoping that we like to direct direct democracy. and we stop asking for permission. we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> in southern california, more efforts against trump's decision to hold detain migrants in federal presence. senators adam schiff and alex padilla are citing a letter from an unnamed president ploy. describe what th

he'll need jung ho lee to stay healthy. this season first inning he puts the giants up with an early rbi double. and then teoscar hernandez should have caught that sixth inning. freeman made up for his teammate's mistake and solo blast to right. and then seventh inning, batting cleanup today, this moon shot over the center field wall. and giants took a 5-4 lead, ending up falling short in this one 6-5. a new season always brings new hope, but it's hard to avoid the elephant in the room of the nl west. the dodgers are heavy favorites to take the division once again. but that's not something the giants think about often. matt lively has the story. >> reporter: if you were to rob fort knox, you'd probably still have less money than the los angeles dodgers. after signing what seemed like 100 different free agents this off-season, how did the giants possibly keep up? is there dodger talk in here? no. >> no, we're not worried about them. >> reporter: grant mccray doesn't seem too bothered, but it's hard to overlook the signings.

alex lee says he is confident the law will reduce traffic deaths, but he knows it will take time to adapt>>> still ahead, a trip back to the time of stars like charlie chaplin, we'll meet the couple operating the bay area's last silent film theater. >> showing a local connection is important, but it's also an experience that they may not get anywhere else. >>> plus, we were there for the final deliveries from a mailman who has served the north bay for four decades. >>> beautiful sunset on this friday evening, a beautiful end to the month of february, temperatures on the warm end, almost 80 degrees today. we have a return to normal temperatures tomorrow and >>> we are just two days away from the 97th annual academy awards and this year's best picture nominees have one thing in common. they all involve talking. in fact, only two silent films have ever won the oscar for best picture, 1927's "wings" which took home the top prize at the very first academy awards. it didn't happen again until the artist won in 2011. there's one theater left in the whole of the bay area that caters to silent fil

and then this little ditty from mike lee. corrupt judges should be impeached and removed. like you know you're passing the hat on something, it should be noted that he filed articles of impeachment on thursday against the us district judge, a court judge who ruled that the trump administration could not suspend or cancel u.s. foreign aid. that judge got materials in front of him that told him what he needed to do. and so you have representative andy ogles filing articles of impeachment against him for making an impartial decision based on the facts and the law. talk about the chilling effect that this has, both on prosecutors and judges who still are trying to do the right thing. >> yeah. so two things. one is, you know, you talked about the articles of impeachment. that is about judge john bates in the district of columbia, who was appointed by george w bush, is an extremely experienced judge, a well respected one. and the case that representative ogles was trying to impeach this guy for was one where judge bates said that it was improper for the government to take down p

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lee compareció el viernes por primera vez ante el tribunal federal y deberá volver a corte a finalestinaje. el proyecto se puso en marcha cuando los votantes aprobaron la proposición k. esto fue el año pasado. se ubicará en un tramo de 2 millas de dicha autopista entre lincoln y sloat boulevard, que será cerrado. el concurso de nombres, por cierto, ya está abierto en el sitio web de recreación y parques. será hasta el 16 de marzo. y un proyecto busca transformar los espacios dentro del campus en las escuelas en west sacramento en áreas más verdes. carlos alberto trestini nos explica cómo lo harían y cuántos planteles se verán beneficiados. primero, como hablar con los miembros de la escuela, con los maestros, con algunos estudiantes también preguntándoles qué necesitan, qué, qué faltan. así inició este proyecto de transformar espacios al aire libre de las escuelas en west sacramento y woodland en áreas más verdes, con la plantación de árboles y otros materiales que le permitan a los estudiantes estar en contacto con la naturaleza. ellos necesitan tener un espacio en el aire libre. el

first inning a healthy jung ho lee rips an early rbi double.r hernandez probably could have caught that ball, but that's okay that he didn't. in the sixth inning, freddie freeman makes up for his teammate's mistake. a solo blast ties the game up at 3-3. then we're going to move ahead to the seventh, batting cleanup today. at the plate shows off his power with a blast over the center field wall. the giants take a 5-4 lead but end up falling short in this one. the dodgers win 6-5. >>> the sharks visiting ottawa. the senators with brady tkachuk in the lineup after competing for team usa in the 4 nations challenge. he gives the boost with the power play goal in his first game back, and the senators win 5-3. >>> the quakes in kansas city played with a man down for most of the second half after hernan lopez receives a red card, but it doesn't matter too much, because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two. the quakes win 2-1. first win in kc since 2015. >>> the dons hosting gonzaga at chase cent

so grab some popcorn and settle in with lee cowan. >> i am going to make an an offer he can't refuse.rter: every year about time comes the great oscar debate. >> you talking to me? >> reporter: is it really fair to say -- >> ditto. >> reporter: they don't make 'em like they use oto? ben tracy asks that question. >> how would you characterize the change in this business? >> i hate to be cliche, but how much time do you have in. >> reporter: no matter the century, we have a love affair for all things hollywood. >> how much for the little girl? >> reporter: and are willing to pay a prette penne to own a piece of this. >> these are marilyn monroe's jeans. >> reporter: before tonight's academy awards 'look at the stating power of the silver screen later on "sunday morning." >>> johnny carson hosted the academy awards five times. but he was best known for "the tonight show," which made him one of the most famous and influential people in america. jim axlerod examines the seismic impact carson had on pop culture. >> heerrrreeeee's johnny! >> reporter: for 30 years johnny carson ruled late ni

but as long as it remains that we can keep these regions the boss, and i think it's a fair apple lee. but now the idea is how to formulate it. because russia was probably a official recognition. and you praying does not want to grant that because that does that override international law. so that is the conundrum with facing piece that. thank you so much for your time and your perspective pizza zone that you have executive director of the razor democracy initiative. it's time for the whether his car had low. then let's take a brief look at the weather across a south america and more heavy rain is set to pour and across northern parts of the region. we're looking at some severe storms once again for equitable and peru we. i'd like to see further flooding here with the potential for land slides that what picture extends across into north eastern areas of brazil, where we have got warnings on sunday for fun the storms, but instead it'll be further south on monday that sees the weather turn pretty wild with severe storms rolling away from the pots of origin, tina, on woods to uruguay, the

k says it will heat a cold, but it's joe lee that to declare receipts 5 with the texas government and laid down at toms on says day after the autoland made the appeal in the latter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also called for the p k. k. to dissolve the group is designated as a terrorist organization by chucky, a european union, and by the united states. muslims are observing the 1st ramadan in syria. and since the full of his tide regime, how many months is of course, tradition and time to reflection, prayer and community cars, a unique significance for syrians this year, while the nation is hateful for a brighter future money struggling with a severe hardship. russell said, reports from damascus as the sun is about to save over damascus, the world market is bustling. shoppers, repeating for another month for muslims. tactless fear is what makes the hopes and proceedings. and instead of the fishy or the markets are full of goods. so much better than last year, you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time i

these vice chancellor has thrown his wife behind coals for the federal government to immediately lee release $3100000000.00 and military assistance to cave, alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany's foreign minister says and you, i of anthony has begun. i guess we get in touch with our suspicion last night underlined that a new era of profanity has begun a heinous time in which we must defend the rule based international order. and the strength of the law more than ever against the might of the strong good. because otherwise, no free country can sleep peacefully any more, which has a stronger neighbor kind with us who responds follows an explosive route in front of cameras between zelinski, donald trump. and you is vice president jody vance. the with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking the presence of mind to bring it into this coming up into your

interviewer: so, megrahi's the lee harvey oswald? yeah.nd abdulbasset al-megrahi's villa in an upmarket part of town. we're gonna knock on the door, see if we can get any answer. i saw him on his deathbed in tripoli, and he was hooked up to oxygen. the family passionately telling you he wasn't responsible. but part of you feels, "surely this must be true?" but the circumstantial evidence speaks very strongly for his involvement. and the libyan government's willingness to sacrifice him? absolutely. (church bell tolls) newsreader: a major breakthrough in the decades-long investigation into the bombing of pan am flight 103. the man accused of making the explosive device is now in us custody... reporter: the man accused of building the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland, in 1988, making his first appearance in a us court. interviewer: what do you make of the latest development -in the story? dick: mr. masud? we got his name about the same time as we got megrahi's name from the cia. masud allegedly was a long-time liby

as lensky has now arrived in london, summit of europe and lee, this will be held in the british capital on sunday, focused on ending the war between ukraine rush. now in the occupied westbank, israel's military is demolishing palestinian homes and the nations refugee camp. that software it forcefully evicted dozens of people from the area. a report to be converted, some houses into military outposts, as well as defensive as follows, more than 40000 pellets that needs to flee from the homes. and just over a month and 14 palestinian children have been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died off to these really minute. she launched an operation in the north of the chart tree on january the 19th. and last month, the 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds unit for polt, stats of policy. and children have increased by a by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16 months. at least a $197.00 palestinian children the occupied westbank of being killed. since israel lord is full of and gauze you speak now to have you ever read who

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that c gradients have been reacting to the exchange between the 2 lee. this is what some people, in case i've been saying about a form to prove all of this the my to this is a complete failure on the parts of us diplomacy, which is currently nothing such a strong country. and yet it's an a weak position and supporting dictatorship. the yours is basically costing versus feats of as soon as he also falls with those leading to the us decline. it was in the us support is very important for us because it's money. and for us, that's very important, we don't have our own resources and everybody understands this perfectly. therefore, i think that this will have a rather strong impact on that situation and the course of our rule. therefore, unfortunately, i do not think that this is positive for us. well, that's amazing betweens, lensky and trump was taking place rusher, attacked several ukrainian cities with drugs. at least 7 people. the engine dozens were evacuated for a medical facility, and kalki was hit buildings for also damaged and the city which has been

and when's the last the effect of lee got that line from j events on the opposite trunk throughout the big diplomacy. put yourself in his shoes that he isn't present. c, 2019. you print for the past 11 years has tried diplomacy. they've tried diplomacy, where the neighboring country that remember has seized part of the country has seized crimea. that has tried to split the country even before 2022 with fibers warfare with special forces, with electronic warfare, cyber warfare, this information. and that since 2022, the country which is killed tens of thousands to be printing civilians and has supported hundreds of thousands including when have $20000.00 children. and zalinski made that response, and he did it politely, which said, look, we tried diplomacy, which is absolutely true. we tried diplomacy. we tried it in march and april of 2022, with the as simple agreement when russian was trying to overrun change. and it was russia that backed away from that agreement. i don't know what was going to say, but it was the rush of that back away from that agreement by opposing the conditions.

and so without further tonight's event tonight, i'm happy to welcome nicol turner lee to the pratt

deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen been with families is actually lost. mind kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better. and that in ice detention center would set the community backwards. and i'm so grateful that there are people like organizing and that hoping that we like director democracy and we stop asking for permission. we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer. the department sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hisp

lee, a former substitute teacher at the school, was arrested and made his first court appearance yesterday. he faces a maximum of 5 years in prison if convicted. these next court hearing is scheduled for march 28th. ice responded what they're calling inaccurate. reports of an arrest and sunnyvale last week, the arrest of ulysses pena lopez stirred up controversy after he was hospitalized. his family claims officers smashed his car window, pulled him out and violently restrained him while he suffered a panic attack. but according to lopez, rather, according to ice lopez got out of his car peacefully and was fully cooperative. they say lopez then had a medical emergency and was assisted by an agent until paramedics arrived and took him to the hospital. meantime, ice has not shared any body cam video of the arrest. the agency says lopez was deported in 2013 but illegally re-enter the u.s. they add. he was convicted of evading police in 2016 and assault with debt, a deadly weapon and a dui in 2020. he has since been taken to a detention facility in texas. 100,000 fentanyl pills in 16 pounds of

what we need it to do first with the needs that have when hurricane hits you and then for the arts for lee manuel, who always very important how do we help the arts. i said, well, honey, first people have to have water. yeah. and and food. and then sing to them. but all of that needs to happen. and that's why immediately we organize take in hamilton are to puerto rico and everything that we raised then was for the arts and and thank for that leadership too because one of the things that helped after maria is a recognition by a lot foundations for example here that before where not they didn't have puerto rico in radar at all and a result of maria they got lot more involved. you know mellon foundation in the arts have a real game changer. for example in doing some work there. so kudos that for that leadership. let me me you been talking about your life in washington heights and then you talked about call puerto rico home and so you've lived a life that many migrants here in new york city and other places have, which is know one leg in new york and one leg back in your country of let it be p

hill was standing on the left front running board of a trail vehicle when lee harvey oswald opened fireto the trunk of the kennedys' limousine pushing the first lady into the back seat and throwing his body on top of her and the fallen president. as the car sped to parkland memorial hospital, agent hill took off his jacket and wrapped it around the president's head. though lauded widely for his bravery and awarded the department's highest honor, him was haunted by that terrible day as he described in a 1975 interview with "60 minutes." >> i have a great deal of guilt about that. had i turned in a different direction, i'd have made it. that was my fault. >> adopted as a child by a family in washburn, north dakota, hill joined the secret service in 1958 after serving as a counterintelligence officer in the army. he protected president eisenhower before his assignment to mrs. kennedy following her husband's election in 1960. after the assassination, hill continued to protect kennedy and her children, becoming a close friend of the family. he then served as special agent for president johns

. >> lee define when scenario happened which one of you or us is the accountability agency that enforce certain piece? for example, i think that if it's a room board it's responsible the if it's a rent control units and if it's a below market rate units and that will be a most the agency to be responsible for following up with the enforcement and accountability. so i think that's something needs to be really clear i hope i think we are getting there by the time we're done with this entire deliberations and by may we will have not only just amount ourself here today but everyone in san francisco will have a better clarity of the mechanism to follow through. this is very important and i really appreciate everybody's effort to do this and i look forward to continue to clarify the different definitions between dbi for a demolition and our section 317. i look forward to it. thank you for everyone's attentions today and thank you for the hard work. director tanner's and your team under director hiller's leadership so thank you and i encourage our fellow commissioners if you have more follow u

commission gets to work and it produces its report and the report in the end, concludes that it was lee harvey oswald was a lone assassin who committed this horrendous crime and an outlines how it was done and initially this warren commission receives great praise. it's seen as having produced something definitive and solid and johnson gets a lot of praise early on, although that will quickly change as questions, rumors and more start to circulate about gaps in the report and the way the commission did its work. did those different opinions about what happened start pretty early? yeah, they start very early and there's a lot of anti johnson, you know, material that comes out even during the campaign and you start to see publications and again some of its local level conspiracy kind of arguments, some of its actual publication, and it doesn't take long for the initial, you know, high watermarks that it was given to turn into criticism and speculation. again, even though through this day the findings have still held and even though there's many people who challenge it, there still has not