proximate to the summer 1862 also informed lee's sense of strategy understanding lee's strategy in virginia in 1862 requires beginning with a period of lee's career that most historians have neglected. that is time as the head of the military of south carolina, georgia and east florida in the winter of 1861 and 1862. lee's conduct, experience and writing during this time provide important insights into the rebel commanders motivations, the thinking behind his military, and put a finer on. why was lee was to immediate and unrelenting aggressive action rather to take a wait and see approach. the confederate war department placed lee in charge of this department in november 1861. the facilitate defense against encroaching federal forces. it placed we in charge of the department and lee arrived there two days after the first order announcing it. lee sojourn in south carolina and georgia would be a period of intense frustration and helplessness for as the combined and naval forces of the union enjoyed nearly complete freedom action and lee dealt with quarrelsome political and civilian and military leaders and the relative lack of troops so agai

virginia that would lee and his soldiers preeminent among all rebel military as part of this development, lee began his own ascent to replace stonewall as the confederacy's favorite idol. lee's army took the fight to the enemy during july and august, providing a striking contrast to earlier defensive maneuvering under joseph johnston. by the time army entered maryland in early september, confederate people saw that lee had a culture of command by the aggressiveness of his principal subordinates. jackson james longstreet and jeb stuart confederates devoutly hoped that that culture that lee had inculcate in the army would inflict substantial pain on the yankee as they saw it because of a second transformation that occurred while lee and pope faced off between july and september. pope's orders relating to guerrilla warfare and subsisting off the land, congressional and presidential policy is about emancipation and actions by union officers in virginia created an outpouring of anger on the part of confederate soldiers, civilians and pope's pronouncement. as kate has already suggested, triggered the most passion that invective prompting confederate for a more punishing kind war a

lee miller. lee miller, why has no one made a film about lee miller? o my car and found out where her son anthony penrose lived. and he has been a huge part of the process. >> stephen: he must've been an invaluable resource. >> kate: he was unbelievable. so i met him and i got on my car and he put his arms around me and he said, you know, i have always hoped ever since "titanic" if there was a film made about my mother that you might play her. honestly. yes. [applause] yes. and i did sort of think, do i believe that? but he was just completely wnderful, and he totally -- not only opened his arms, but properly the doors to his home and the archive which is where everything that lee did remains and he is the keeper of the archive and has done everything he can since her death to uphold her legacy. because she had ptsd when he was born, she had a very hard time being a mother. and their relationship suffered enormously. and it was only after her death in 1977 that his then wife turned to him and said, our newborn baby, i wonder if she looks like you did wh

lee way. it's located at the intersection of broadway and garnet. the idea is to recognize the importance of lee's martial arts school, which was located nearby. the school was dedicated to the teachings of lee and his mentor, james jim lee. lee's daughter, shannon, who spoke at the unveiling, reminded us that her father was living in oakland when he got his first big break. this area was just such a huge development area for him. i mean, it's here is really where he gave birth to the idea of creating his own martial art. by the way, lee's martial arts studio was demolished many years ago. a parking lot for a toyota dealership is now in its place. all right. still to come, top trending sry asto motel six is getting new owners. india based hotel company oyo has agreed to pay $525 million in cash deal nets oyo more than 250 motel properties in the u.s, adding to its portfolio of 320 hotels. no plans have yet been announced, such as if the motels will be renovated or knocked down. motel six was founded back in 1962, got its name from originally offering an all cash nightly rate of $6. as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. and as always, thank you

lee way. this is located at the intersection of broadway and garnet. the idea is to recognize the importance of lee's martial arts school, which is located nearby. the school, dedicated to the teachings of lee and his mentor, james jim lee. lee's daughter shannon, who actually spoke at the unveiling, reminds us that her father was living in oakland when he got his first big break. it's mind blowing and phenomenal to me that his legacy just continues on and on for all of these decades. i mean, it's 51 years now since his passing, but that legacy lives on. so if you're wondering, lee's martial arts studio was demolished a long time ago. parking lot for the toyota dealership is now in its place. happening today san francisco transit leaders lay out plans for the redesign of a bike lane that has been leaving many frustrated. this is one that sits in the middle of valencia street and the mission district. our mike inouye has been following this story. and mike, this bike lane only opened just a year ago. yeah despite its short history of folks probably are familiar with the bikeway project along valencia street, where the bike lanes have been moved, shifted from the curbside to the middle of tha

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lee, lee, chevrolet, a lease here it gives birth between the beginning of may and mid july do me to do, may i do? i have a me, we get an estimate, begin 1st in grassy fields adjacent to 4 and a half of the key jukes to dave with gold, silver. oh is to fly over the edge of the woods and farm land. that's near for us to meet the people with. the team uses drones fitted with thermal imaging cameras to find the phones. the problem is that the female, dear heights are off, spring and fields with high grass, then leaves them there and while she goes foraging for food, they remain completely still until she returns. not even moving when huge agricultural machines approach and end up injured or killed. the volunteers work closely with farmers the it to me, she knows that while we plan our interventions ahead, thanks you. when we receive a request from the farmer event, who's up on me, he gives us the land register number of his fields. so we know exactly where to go to a executable. once the rescuers have located the animals hiding in the grass, they place a wooden crate on it to alert the farmer to its position. a lose of will carry on that they don't care when we put the crate on the fine, but which is very young and still it won't move. guess with that mark, the position of the change with the flag a on id cap was the shoulder, i guess of it. so the farmer can maneuver around it when he harvest tool to do like is in for a key to tell me nice. when he's done with this, he removes the crate and the phone stays behind until its mother comes back for it is it? i may ask, give you what point so, but deep below me that thousands of phones are killed in switzerland by harvesting machines each year during moving season. but this initiative is helping keep them online the far is across the globe as suffering from severe drugs and was fires the we can the ecosystems including in so many here for us, provide jobs of income for many in the regions and a formed a range of protected flora and found that bought in recent is far as dials has been happening across the country. you know, next report we find out why this is, it is sorry, me bad news. the big parts of germany as far as this used to look like this. but now they look like this in just a couple of years. this decades old forest has become unrecognizable. the same thing is happening in many parts of germany, europe and north america. but this isn't your typical the planet is dying story. this could actually be good news, but to understand why, let's back track a little bit some, or maybe more than a little bit to the end of a world war to a lot of the world is in ruins, and needs to be rebuilt. the allied forces, understandably, you want reparations from germany, but it's broke. so they agree that the country will pay partly in materials, for example, $10.00. lots of timber, according to some estimates equivalent to 10 percent of the countries for us. so now for us does need to replant big areas asap to rebuild germany itself. and which tree did they choose? mostly the spruce, which looking back was maybe not the best decision. but at that time, it seems like a good idea to find out why we're driving to serena in the center of germany to meet funding for us to to fix this navy serious decisions and this past growing regularly deliver century high quality one that can easily be processed at sawmills and of furniture flooring, its use quite lively. as the english stay of items opposite spa, that's why it's also a very lucrative treat german forest as planted vast areas with them in straight rows that make it easier to get in and harvest. spruce is of the most common tree in germany and make up over a quarter of all forests. but that is changing rapidly because of what made this one of culture so profitable is also what made it so vulnerable. forrest around the world, the suffering, the more intense and frequent droughts, wild fires, and storms weakening, entire ecosystems, and germany is no exception. the longest, some is due to climate change mean the forest to dry and the trees 1st, especially spruce street. they comparatively need a lot of water, but they root system is quite shallow. so they comp access reservoir, people down. so, while that's not the best news for the trees all for humans, there is one little creature that loves what's happening right now. into the box. this tiny little insect has been munching its way through many of germany's in europe as far as the box. people of course, loves the box. it boils holes into the tree and then released his pheromones to draw a mate inside there they reproduce. emily eggs, a healthy tree usually produces resin to seal up the holes and to protect itself from the beatles. but sas, the weak trees, cannot. that's why the bulk beetle is having a feast from john bodies vision likely years ago. this area was holy forest and dyslexia, if we're standing here now ones, the last part of this area was infested and doing this here. that area could also be in the, in a matter of i as, as the beatles, either way is the transport, nutrients, and water. this bruce is then die of fast and malnutrition. the beetle is steadily spreading across europe and the halter it gets, the more beetles will breed. what a full scale infestation looks like can be seen in bach beetle central, which is the hot national park in the middle of germany, where we're headed here about 90 percent of all spruce is opted the box. people has come and gone, leaving behind the region. that is quite frankly shocking to look at. we're meeting the goal on peach, the head of the how its national parks. the hops region is head so hard because it had a very big concentration of spaces. but for peach and many others, this post apocalyptic looking scenario isn't the disaster, quite the opposite. for him, the bulk beetle isn't the villain. it's actually a blessing in disguise. the 5 years have a question is what's happening like, what's happening is that the old spruce trees are gone and the forest that a long, serious comment when you see what kind of strength and how much life there is. and it's beautiful, it's great and truly exciting year spend the pol, cut down a section of the forest as a safety barrier so that the beetle will have a hot a time spreading into neighboring forest. but apart from that, the national park decided to let nature be nature and did not fight to the box. and nature is indeed doing its thing. some parts need a little bit of help, meaning formerly native species that were displaced by the spruce, one of cultures of being planted. but that's just one part of the story. the national park is a protected area that cannot be used to produce tinder anymore, but only around 3 percent of all forest and germany is protected. the rest is governed by public or private forest, as, for example, to produce timber. and we'll probably be using more of it since would, can be a very sustainable and renewable building. material managed and grown by forest as like back in so ring. yeah. they need to take a different approach to the bulk b to the trees are checked for interest ation regularly. once and interest, asians found the trees amongst them that are top down and removed as soon as possible to hold the spread of the beetle. leaving behind vast areas of prematurely felled trees to prevent something like this from happening. again, the approach here is to not only bent on one tree, but on a variety of trees. by auction, it's like with a star, or you're diversifying your portfolio to minimize risk. that's what we're trying to do with the mix for as to why it, oh, this is an equal fish to be a scientist trying to identify the forest of the future. here are some of the candidates, 1st audio genes. beach ok, and sycamore trees are adapted to low elevations. they can survive with less water because they root systems are depo seconds of a new come out as like the douglas, the native to north america. douglas for us can also handle more heat and droughts . visa, currently seen as good candidates, but if we continue to heat up the planet, we will need to mix in some wild cods to find out which ones may be suitable. the searing in forestry has been conducting and now of a 10 year old experiment in the driest regions of the forest. was this often to show it's more or less because in a mixed forest to have to deal with various species of trees or supporting each have different risks and costs. what's price here all the way through to the marketing of the word or other product locked in for quotes with the home phone. but from our point of view, it's more is that it's because it reduces the rent and just go over it with you. you might have more expenses on a smaller yield and budget for the forest owner. it carries less risk, vertigo. he's a quote hosted thoughts and he's playing bite visits on this type of forestry as well as the national parks approach shows where a lot of international forests could be heading of. and so many worries of all of its forest. egypt is worried about some light that is being lost of an expansion, but i use the environmental initiative is called during that we've, i mean nice it to you to plant of food trees in cities. no base trees not only provide foods, but are a good soul. so shit on a hold, sunny day and they also help putting the ad and even the little ones are involved. the mission of the shall draw. social enterprise is to make each of seats has green a one tree at a time. you know, a big the name means planted volunteers. both young and old, are transforming urban sprawl by planting saplings and the fruit trees for the food and to reduce carbon dioxide levels. though present, they produce oxygen, provide sued, and lower temperatures. the temperature on the street from or seed given cheese is 5 to 73 social slower sofa. more than 350000 free trees have been planted, as well as medicinal plants and vegetable gardens on both sides. the pro jet introduces people to basic urban farming, helping them appreciate the importance of trees, both as a food source and for the environment. in one neighborhood, waste options were planted 6 years ago when the initiative launched, the local community is reaping the benefits and a lot of the organ info. this is one of the public places where we plan to treat trees as 6 years ago, like lemon guava and apple change the, the, the trees have grown and then not producing streets. and people start to benefits, think from them when, as with it, the stuff in the middle shall grow ings to offset the negative impact of urban expansion. for now, more trees are being felt than planted in egypt, cities, some of which are the most densely populated in the world. the construction step to in the country is booming, and green areas frequently have to meet way for new development. and when these disappear, so to does a sense of community these days, hundreds schools, organizations and businesses support the sog ra initiative is when we came to launch the 1000000 trees by 2013. so people need to be involved in either. we are also prompting on balconies henry or something, and this the shuck road tree planting initiative is not only making urban spaces more livable, but also promoting the ideas of community and environmental stewardship among the citizens. one of the biggest and most pressing challenges human kind is facing, is finding alternatives to fossil fuels, parts of the awesome my life in sophisticated new technologies. but other solutions might be seen plug done. we think this one at least is right under our noses. let's, let's go to kenya and find out more to be it's natural resources are finite, weight, all of them. as long as there are people, one resource won't ever run out excrement. a company and kenya has specialized in the treatment and recycling of fico sludge. after exposing it to high heat to remove harmful pathogens, the raw material is processed into briquettes the fust it in for the live get these curiosity. you see, when you meet an idea that you previously didn't think it was possible, then you find that not only is it possible, that is what i'm, what is to be the prophy w to generate some, put a couple of some value and doing some revenue from west the company is based in my boss or some 90 kilometers west of nairobi. truck drivers visit the surrounding communities, collecting fecal waste from latrines and private households. the waste water would otherwise simply sweep away as the sewage system here is only partially developed. the 12 trunk loads of sequel sledge are collected every month each contains around $20000.00 leaders. the company is built most of the latrines itself and investments that should pay off in the long term. primarily the challenge authentication is something that has many associates on, on the impact negatively. i end up the contributes to daddy l t z. this contributes to lod product for productivity. if you think you can talk as much and sanitation fully managed on the patient is a challenge that these are all over the world in east africa studies i've shown that up to 90 percent of west is not a 50 managed so far. sanitation is pilot project has been going well. the locals are please to all sorts of garbage ends up in the waste water, including plastic, all that is separated out of the sludge that's collected. the company provides work for around $100.00 people and employees $56.00 responsible for the various stages of the process. first, the liquid is separated from the solid and then the liquid is taken to the county waste management plan. the solid is heated to several 100 degrees, then it's processed and mixed with bio mass usually sawdust. the final briquettes contain 5 to 30 percent drug theses. the company produces around $100.00 tons of pump fuel briquettes every month. john carry yuki says there were benefits to using briquettes even for cooking. it's so easy to know you and your consent to become more efficient, less longer and you cook food. well, among other few uses model charcoal has had harmful effect. it has even caused that are not the brackets are clean to use and have no harmful emissions after you buy a few restaurants in the box. you are also using the briquettes including this cafe before they used firewood for their stone oven. but that was more expensive and hard to come by in the rainy season. so you find the sudden link to get us a flap of plywood this upright vandal. it would be smoke c and save these places because of the quality of firewood. when we say to contemplate kids can even say from behind me that the smoke is less they, they, they give the cause to me for a long time. they are going through my friend lee. even if it doesn't sound too appetizing, the pizza tastes just as good. the company hopes that this unlimited alternative fuel will one day be as common as cole and firewood are today. if you liked dodge 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lee, lee, chevrolet, a lisa deer gives birth between the beginning of may and mid july. you may do, may i have a nice we get a little bit bigger 1st in grassy fields adjacent to 4 and a half of the t jukes today with don't. so here is to fly over the edge of the woods and farm land that's near for us. let's see, the big with the teen uses drones fitted with thermal imaging cameras to find the phones. the problem is that the female, dear heights are off, spring and fields with high grass, then leaves them there and while she goes foraging for food, they remain completely still until she returns. not even moving when huge agricultural machines approach and end up injured or killed. the volunteers work closely with farmers the it to me, she knows that campbell, we plan our interventions ahead. thanks you. when we receive a request from the farmer event who's up on me. he gives us the land register number of his fields. so we know exactly where to go. the c 3, executable ones. the rescuers have located the animals hiding in the grass. they place a wooden crate on it to alert the farmer to its position. a use of will carry on that they don't care when we put the crate on the fine, but which is very young and still it won't move. guess with that marked the position of the cage with a flag a on i did accept. what was the seal, did i guess of it? so the farmer can maneuver around it when he harvest tool to do like this. inflexion dummy nice. when he's done with this, he removes the crate and the phone stays point until its mother comes back for it. is it i may ask you the portfolio so, but deep below me that you thousands of phones are killed in switzerland by harvesting machines each year during moving season. but this initiative is helping keep them online. the forests across the globe as suffering from severe drugs and wild fires the we can the ecosystems including in so many here for us, provide jobs of income for many in the regions and assumed a range of protected flora and phone it bought in recent years. far as dials has been happening across the country. you know, next report we find out why this is, it is sorry me bought news. the big parts of germany as far as this used to look like this. ready but now they look like this in just a couple of years, this decades old forest has become unrecognizable. the same thing is happening in many parts of germany, europe and north america. but this isn't your typical the planet is dying story. this could actually be good news, but to understand why, let's back track a little bit, or maybe more than a little bit to the end of world war 2. a lot of the world is in ruins and needs to be rebuilt. the allied forces, understandably, you want reparations from germany, but it's broke. so they agree that the country will pay partly and materials, for example, $10.00. lots of timber, according to some estimates equivalent to 10 percent of the countries for us. so now for us does need to replant big areas asap to rebuild germany itself. and which tree did they choose? mostly the spruce, which looking back was maybe not the best decision. but at that time, it seems like a good idea to find out why we're driving to serena in the center of germany to meet funding for us to to fix this navy is displayed and it's fast growing, right? it regularly deliver it straight, high quality would that can easily be processed at sawmills into furniture flooring . it's used quite lively as it is, a list of items and that spa, that's why it's also a very lucrative treat german forest as planted vast areas with them in straight rows that make it easier to get in. and harvest spruce is of the most common tree in germany and make up over a quarter of all forests. but that is changing rapidly because of what made this one a culture so profitable is also what made it so vulnerable. forest around the world, the suffering, the more intense and frequent droughts, wild fires, and storms weakening, entire ecosystems, and germany is no exception. the longest time is due to climate change mean, the forests are too dry and the trees so steep, especially spruce street. they comparatively need a lot of water, but the root system is quite shallow. so they comp access reservoirs deep down. while that's not the best news for the trees all for humans, there is one little creature that loves what's happening right now. into the box. this tiny little insect has been munching its way through many of germany's in europe as far as the box. people of course, loves the box. it was holes into the tree and then released his pheromones to draw a man inside there they reproduce. emily eggs, a healthy tree usually produces resin to seal up the holes and to protect itself from the beatles. but thus, the weak trees cannot. that's why the bulk beetle is having a feast from john bodies less than likely years ago. this area was holy forest and dyslexia, if we're standing here now, and the last part of this area was infested. and during this year, that area could also be in the, in a matter of eyes, the beetles eat away, lee is transport nutrients and water disperses. and die of fast. and melanie nutrition, the beetle is steadily spreading across europe and the halter it gets, the more beetles will breed. what a full scale infestation looks like can be seen in bach beetle central, which is a hobbs national park in the middle of germany, where we're headed here about 90 percent of all spruce is opted. the box depot has come and gone, leaving behind the region. that is quite frankly shocking to look at. we're meeting the goal on peach, the head of the how its national parks. the hops region is head so hard because it had a very big concentration of spaces. but for peach and many others, this post apocalyptic looking scenario isn't the disaster. quite the opposite. for him, the bulk beetle isn't the villain. it's actually a blessing in disguise. the 5 years we have a question is what's happening later. but what's happening is that the old spruce trees are gone and the forest them along serious comment when y

so good ways, lee lee, man, this sam led in 10 tables and currently he missed the debate. it's already happened, ma did happen in a island in china. he'd like everything else and somebody's always i defy anybody enough to watch that at least 3 times. i did find out, let's leave a delightful old usa and take a plane metal. boeing as usual across the atlantic to deutschland used to be deutschland too. but alas, now it's deutschland complete the stop. you see uh what you putting due to a volkswagen. my driving it for 500000 kilometers. uh over the worst roads in the world. uh olaf has decided to do on his own. it looks like the volkswagen might be shooting down some plans. uh, they've screwed it up. oh la, from the traffic like coalition. and in the recent elections, there's been a huge support demonstrated for a fee. and sarah wagon connect from the left to lines, but not everyone's happy with sarah and her views on this. where yes, slide o clarity, i guess what the opinions wanted to do to her when she was at one of our election rallies. that's right. that's have a look. so

and that is, of course, lee anderson , mp for course, lee anderson, mp for ashfield and a former coal miner himself . leeimself. lee, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. we've talked we've spoken before, lee, about the importance and the integrity and the pride that coal gave to britain, to the working classes , to the working classes, to the midlands. today's final winding down of ratcliffe on soar as talismanic lee anderson. what's your thoughts? >> yeah, it is martin. it is a sad day indeed. you know i you know i've got a close affinity with this power station. in fact, you know, not only did your dad work at a coal mine which supplied coal at this to this power station, i also worked at a coal mine, welbeck colliery, which supplied coal to this power station back in the day. i actually went on a visit there many, many years ago and i catch the train to london right at the side of this power station. east midlands parkway every single week. be very, very sad to see it go, but this, martin actually is a massive act of self—harm in our country. once again, we've seen the steelworks go. we've seen oi

lee. a ceremony unveiling bruce lee way will take place at the interstion of broadway and garnet street on monday morning. the location is near the martial arts school. leefounded with james jim lee in 1964. lee was born in san francisco, but lived in oakland with his family before he moved to los angeles and became a martial arts superstar. the resolution by council member rebecca kaplan to rename the intersection unanimously passed in the summer. the city wants to highlight the impact of lee's contributions to oakland. his daughter, shannon lee, is expected to attend the ceremony. >> a bay area legend got the royal treatment today as she celebrates over a century of life. betty reid soskin marked her 103rd birthday at the middle school that bears her name in el sobrante. on a wall in the library. her life is a lesson in u.s. history, from her childhood in the segregated south to her work on the home front in world war two. here in the bay area, and her job as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond. but she says she is focused on the here and now, not the past. >> i've never planned tomorrow. i've never, never had anything to do with yeste

lee and mr. momeni knew each other, and dalton says nima momeni was upset that his adult sister, kazu momeni, had too much to drink and bob lee was trying to calm him down. surveillance photos show bob lee and nima momeni together inside a hotel elevator, where lee was staying. later, the two were outside the hotel and eventually make their way toward a car he absolutely hated. when people were upset with him. he left with nima feeling very confident that everything was squashed and apparently nima had other things in mind. mr. momani was taken into custody without incident. nima momeni was charged with the murder of bob lee. prosecutors say his sister sent a text message to lee that shows nima was the aggressor. she wrote, i just want to make sure you're doing okay, because i know nima came down way down hard on you. and thank you for being a classy man. prosecutors allege in court documents that momeni used a kitchen knife to attack lee, saying that immediately after stabbing lee, momeni threw the kitchen knife and fled the scene at a high rate of speed and left lee to die slowly. nima momeni is standing trial right now. if convicted, he faces 26 years to life in prison. joining me no

and his mentor, james jim lee. lee's living in oakland we'll be back infirst big break. for help. you might understand why michael in san jose was sort of boiling. he paid fast water heater company 139 bucks to install a new heater, including 244 bucks for a city permit. but two months later, no permit. plus, the installer wasn't responding to his calls, so michael asked us for help. we contacted fast water heater. it told us it fumbled his permit. it wasn't his fault and that they would take care of it. it did. michael got a permit the same day that $244 permit. the city tells us permits and inspections are required. for water heater installations, and they're allowed after installation to account for emergencies and such. the permit office recommends property owners make contractors get the permit because whoever gets it holds the liability for the work. you can contact us just like michael did. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. always learning something new with kris.

in the interim england manager lee cars lee, this was a wimbley debut, satisfying the second auditionbid to land thejob full—time as the fa continue their search for gareth southgate�*s successor. for harry kane and his family there was certainly a night to remember, it will live long in the memory that he showed that his class is enduring. and this is what harry kane had to say after the game. asa as a striker, of course on my hundredth i wanted to score a goal and make the night as memorable as possible and to win the game as well, so to score a couple of good goals, help the team win 2—0, it was pretty much perfect. proud night for me in the family and now we can enjoy it. elsewhere in the nations league — the most eye catching game was in amsterdam where netherlands and germany shared four goal between them... the netherlands took the lead after just two minutes when tijjani reijnders slotted in after good work from liverpool's ryan gravenberch, but germany equalised later in the half and joshua kimmich then put them ahead on the stroke of half—time, but just five minutes into the

bruce lee way is at the intersection of broadway and garnet street, near the location of a martial arts school founded by lee. lee was born in san francisco and lived in oakland with his family before moving to los angeles, where he became a martial arts superstar. oakland says it wants to highlight the impact of bruce lee's contributions to the city. his wife and daughter were there for that unveiling ceremony. >> jeet kune do. the beginning of my father's art started here. his film career actually started here because he was living here when that happened. and so oakland is a very significant place to us, to our family and to bruce lee. and now to everyone in the city. so thank you so much. >> a resolution to rename the intersection after lee was introduced by oakland city council member rebecca kaplan in june, and was unanimously passed. all right. the warm up is the big weather story this afternoon. ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo back with us to talk a little bit about it. hey, rosemary. >> yes, we are looking at temperatures again, reaching to about 100 degrees inland guys. and this is going to stick aro

lee. lee once ran a martial arts school in the area near broadway and garnet street. leerancisco's chinatown and was raised in hong kong. he later relocated to oakland, where he was discovered by hollywood. an event will commemorate the new name bruce lee way. this morning. >> still ahead. southwest airlines employees being warned that a tough year could be ahead. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 22 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> then we're checking in with our favorite mountain lion at the oakland zoo. how it's doing after being rescued. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. >> 641 this morning it's all about hot weather later on this afternoon. so we're taking a look at this morning. and the takeaway is just how fast these temperatures are going to warm over the next couple of hours. we begin in the 50s and 60s right now already into the 70s close to 10 a.m. and then by lunchtime, widespread 80s on the board. heat advisories do begin here at 11 a.m, about a 30 degree spr

lee. lee once ran a martial arts school in the area near broadway and garnet street. lee born in san francisco's chinatown and raised in hong kong. he later relocated to oakland, where he was discovered by hollywood. an event will commemorate the new name bruce lee way. this mornin, an unexpected running of the bulls through the streets of massachusetts. >> we're going to show you what happened when eight bulls escaped a rodeo after plowing through a chain link fence. but first, here's drew. >> hey, there. >> 543. this morning we are going to see about a 30 degree spread in our temperatures from the coast to our inland communities. highs in the upper 60s, lower 70s along the coast. half moon bay coming in at 68 degrees. quite warm downtown today, hitting about 80 this afternoon. even warmer in the east bay. oakland going to 87 today. heat advisories will kick in inland for good reason. walnut creek in antioch, 98 degrees for a daytime high. so it's for that fact. we do have a moderate to major heat risk. today the moderate risk is in orange. the big portion of the region.

lee. lee was responding to a car crash on sunday morning when it all happened. garrett tenney is joining us with the latest. what do we know about this illegal immigrant, garrett? >> john, the reason he didn't have a license is because he was on probation for a separate drunk driving case. under the terms of his probation, he shouldn't have been driving, but early sunday morning prosecutors say ramon chavez rodriguez was doing just that while drunk, speeding at at least 71 miles per hour when he lost control of his car and plowed into st. louis police officer david lee, who is standing on the side of the highway helping someone who had been in a crash. the 44-year-old officer, who served for 18 years on the force, later passed away at a nearby hospital, leaving behind his wife and two kids. >> david was amazing. david was humble. david didn't judge people. david loved people for who they were. david embraced all of us. david was all of our protectors, all of us. >> the 24-year-old honduran has been in the country illegally since at least 2020, when he was charged in a previous drunk driving case. according to court records, he broke down the front door of the house he shared with his girlfriend, strangling her and punching and kicking her in the face before taking her baby and speeding off in his car while drunk. at the time local police did inform dhs of his crimes and illegal status, but it is not clear why the federal government didn't take action to remove him from the country at that time, and the agency hasn't responded to our request for an e

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lee way. it's located at the intersection of broadway and garnet. the city wants to recognize the importance of lee's martial arts school, which was located nearby many years ago. bruce lee was born in san francisco's chinatown, but he opened his martial arts studio in oakland alongside his mentor, james jim lee, in 1964. that's where he developed an expression of martial arts called jeet kune do or jkd. several well-known figures were students at the school, including nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar and late oakland politician ron dellums. lee's daughter reminded us that despite lee's extensive career in hollywood, he got a big break when he was living in oakland. so somebody asked me, what do you think you would think of this? i think he would be thrilled. don't you think, mom? he would be like, let's unveil that sign here in oakland. he found peers. he found peers who were open minded, who were on the same track as him, who were interested in experimentation. bruce lee was so cool. sadly, lee's martial arts studio was demolished many years ago. let's take a look outside now. live. look at the san mateo bridge. it's getting darker earlier. those headlights coming east h

lee carlos lee will know well. as he left the tunneling into the dog out yet i also sat into the dog out yet i also sat in the wrong seat someone reminded him that he is now on the opposing side. the fact that he's managing england and not playing for the republic of ireland. even though it was ireland. even though it was ireland that threatened at first it was england that took the lead all throughout the game anthony garden dangerous on the left—hand side. a good run from him a ball inside the box, harry kane shot was blocked. declan rice fired the ball home for the muted celebrations from declan rice as we all know he used to play for the republic of ireland, actually made three appearances for them at senior level. but they were families which mean he could switch allegiance to england just before the half hour it was up 2—0. if declan rice didn't celebrate jack grealish certainly did what is that it was introduced he was booed. he was also subjected to strong challenges. great work between, playing the ball into the box was object grealish firing home and celebrated in front of england fans, which just made the atmosphere a bit more fffiiirrreee as the game went on. into the second half no more goals. ireland probably should've put a run back in the second half of the like i said, no more goals. leer 21 z gave first appearances to the likes of nottingham forest. this is lee carli showing the players that when the under 21 european championship with me, i trust them i'm with new faces but i still got the experience of the lot. maybe a satisfactory performance, a game england were supposed to win. a clean sheet in three points for the all good. sheet in three points for the all aood. , ., , all good. this england side, how different _ all good. this england side, how different is _ all good. this england side, how different is it _ all good. this england side, how different is it to - all good. this england side, how different is it to the - all good. this england side, | how different is it to the side that played endued so well under gareth southgate and the major tournaments anyhow? yes. major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably — major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably a _ major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably a clean _ major tournaments anyhow? 1&1: thi

lee. jackson lee's signature, bill, one of a few was hr 40, which would create a commission to study the history of us slavery and study the issue of reparations she introduce hr 40 every session of congress taking up the mantle from congressman john conyers this is a bill that you have co-sponsor as a us senator yet this has, despite the fact that this has been similar commissions have been accreted on the state level and on the local level is yet to pass in congress, let alone come out of committee lee, congresswoman barbara lee and other advocates have called for president biden to take executive action to take, to create this commission. would you, as president? take executive action to create this commission. or do you believe that it should happen in congress well, first of all, just as you mentioned, sheila jackson lee, she was an extraordinary leader who we just recently lost and she was a friend and a real champion for so many issues. >> so i feel compelled to say that about her on the issue of what we need to do going forward, look at, first of all, we just need to speak truth about history in spite of the fact that some people were try and erase history and try and teach our children otherwise we need to speak truth about the generational impact of our history in terms of the generational impact of slavery, that generational impact of of red lining, of jim crow law. i could go on and on and on these are facts that have had impact and we need to we need to speak truth about

lee. the intersection at broadway and garnet street, near oakland's auto row, is now known as bruce lee way. that's where lee ran a martial arts studio before hollywood found him, and he rose to stardom. lee was born in san francisco, raised in hong kong, but he called oakland home. city leaders proudly unveiled the new street sign in honor for the famous local. lee died in 1973 at the age of 32. the 40 niners are clocking into the facility today with a losing record for the first time in two years. the niners led a 10.4 quarter lead. get away or fourth quarter lead, i should say getaway in a last second loss to the rams in l.a. it's just the third time in 11 tries that the rams beat the 40. niners. players were disappointed in letting the win slip away. >> it was unacceptable. you know we can't do that. we can't beat ourselves. can't make those type of mistakes again. all three phases got to play better. we'll look at the tape, fix it and move on. >> the niners returned home to play the patriots this sunday at levi's stadium. if you want to watch more football, tune in to abc seven news. tonight, the bengal

lee ireland. david died on september 17 following a lock battle with cans -- a long battle with cancer. he spent his professional life protecting and serving the people of iowa as a police officer in lee county -- in the lee county sheriff's office. when he was not working, he was collecting antique model t memorabilia or enjoying the outdoors with his wife, canoeing on the mississippi river. david was also a life-long member of the boy scouts, achieving the rank of eagle scout, the highest rank in the boy scouts. and eventually seeing both of his sons achieve the same rank. he later served as scout master for troop 30 in montrose, iowa, where he proudly taught these young boys essential life values such as love of the outdoors, self-reliance and commitment. he's survived by his wife and two sons. let us not despair in the loss of this great man but praise god for sending david here to make the world a better place. mr. speaker, i rise today to condemn the biden-harris administration border crisis that has plagued our nation for over three years. under the failed leadership of president biden and his border czar, kamala harris, we've witnessed the worst border crisis in american history. with over 10 mill

lee's wife angela to play with the orchestra. i. my name is angela lee. i am a pianist. spot of piano when i was age full. in her biography, angelo lee tells of having come to a stranger in 1990 to studying piano. but this little evidence she had a successful career as a soloist prior to husband joining the image of the board. much to the just may is easy. sions and stuff. she's a fine pianist, but she's a fine amateur pianist. there are a number of staff members at the embassy who are exceptional. oddest composes musicians. perform is. but they don't put themselves forward to be sold on the main stage of one of the finest offices in australia and set themselves up alongside to talk musicians in the world. 101 east understands that the police committee elected by the orchestra has made numerous complaints about engine lily's engagement since her 1st appearance under the image of bena in 20. 19 eliza they turned around and promoters are again for another culture. much to the annoyance of most of the orchestra, and when someone rise that they would drift down. so bringing up a sensitive topic. in 2023. angela lee performed here again i

murder for the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee will reportedly testify that he killed lee in self-defense. his attorneys claim that lee was the aggressor in the april 20th, 23 attack. lee was stabbed and left to die outside an apartment building in san francisco's soma neighborhood. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow is following the story. >> his defense attorney revealing his defense strategy ahead of the bob lee murder trial. >> when everything is put together, it's going to be a clear sign for the jury to understand unequivocally that this case was a case of self-defense. >> some, zanganeh says it's likely momenti will testify. >> i think that it would be a good bet to consider that mr. mulvaney will kind of educate the jury as to exactly what transpired. >> momeni is accused of stabbing lee in san francisco's soma neighborhood during the early morning hours of april 4th. prosecutors have suggested his sister was at the center of a confrontation between momeni and lee, who were seen together leaving armani's apartment building prior to the stabbing. charging documents included a text to momeni sent lee statin

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lee anderson rip up on stage? lee anderson rip up on stage? lee >> that's what i meant. >> that's what i meant. >> well, we've got the bbc licence letter , so. licence letter, so. >> well, technically i said bbc licence. i was just missing the last word . last word. >> i'm going to give it to you, lee harris. so it's tied because the last one will be neck and neck. and also andy did interrupt earlier and you know he's on the naughty step. he should have a point deducted for that. i don't know what a grudge match. no i don't i don't actually but yeah he ripped up the letter to pay for the tv licence which he's not prepared to pay. but i suppose if you don't watch the bbc, if you don't watch the bbc, if you don't watch the bbc, if you don't watch live tv as well, i think then you don't necessarily have to pay it. >> do you have to say very quickly? >> yeah. go on. >> i found out last night i genuinely didn't know this. if i want to watch gb news via youtube, say, in my office. so i cancel my tv licence and i wasn't watching any live tv, but i watch,

lee and his mentor, james yim. lee and macias's dad was a student of both. that's the other lee right there. cias says it's about time bruce lee is recognized. it's just the proper way of paying somebody back. you know, paying them back to what he gave, what now they're giving him, remembering him. when we first met him, we were just like, frozen because there was to us, it was like seeing superman, and it was one of our idols. and we actually got to see a hero and schiff macias. you can see he now teaches some of this out of his own garage. but macias said he thought he was seeing a hero because they knew him. then bruce lee as kato from the green hornet. remember that very well. yeah. tomorrow's ceremony will honor bruce lee's contributions to film martial arts and his role in promoting cultural diversity and breaking racial barriers. not once, not twice, but 100 times. that's how many times two south bay sisters have swam from alcatraz to san francisco 100 times. there they are. we introduced you to the concord sisters yesterday. 19 year old anaya, 22 year old natalie. well, today, the pai

lee. details they say it will come out in trial. they also argue their client didn't believe he had fatally wounded lee. >> there's evidence that will show that nima did not believe bob lee was fatally injured. if you look at the weapon itself, i mean the blade is really small and imagine the evidence where they show bob lee gingerly walking straight up main street. >> and now they paint a picture of momeni as an overprotective brother who was aggravated by the incident hours earlier, involving his sister who would consume the drug known as a date rape drug that was supplied by another man. in their filing, they say momeni aggressively questioned lee over video about what happened, angered by that altercation as he drove lee to a secluded area beneath the bay bridge and stabbed lee three times with the kitchen knife. prosecutors say that knife matches a set found in khazar momeni's apartment. but the defense team tells me their client's behavior in the hours leading up to the stabbing is in line with any concerned family member. >> and one of the instances that they used, he didn't want a drug dealer selling his sister drugs. and if that is overbaring, i think that is ve

jackson lee, barbara lee, other advocates have called for biden to take executive action to take -- tossion. would you take executive action to create this commission or do you believe it should happen in congress? >> first of all, as you mentioned, sheila jackson was an extraordinary leader who we recently lost and she was a friend and a champion for so many issues. i feel compelled to say that about her. on the issue of what we need to do going forward, we need to speak truth about history in spite of the fact some people are trying to erase history and trying to teach our children otherwise. we need to speak about the generational impact of our history in terms of the general relational impact of slavery, of redlining, of jim crow. i could go on and on. these are facts that have had impact. it's we need to speak truth in a way that is about deriving solutions. i think we, part of that is studying it to figure out what we need to do. part of what we can't do now is what i am talking about in terms of building an opportunity economy, which is addressing the obstacles that historically

i think we have lost our line with lee, sadly. lee gregory in polperro. so, you heard it here.re we go, let's just show you the financial markets in asia which are trading currently. on the bbc news website and the app, there is a live page on the us televised debate, do take a look for all the detail on what unfolded overnight. hello. it's going to be quite chilly over the next few days, in fact it will feel more like over rather than the first half of september. wednesday is going to bring some sunny spells but also brisk winds and quite a few showers, especially in the afternoon. so here is the big picture across our neck of the woods, here is that stream of chilly air all the way from the active, spreading across ireland, uk and many north—western parts of europe, and the early—morning forecast for wednesday shows clear skies across many eastern and southern areas of the uk but showers spreading into the north—west. early morning typically between six and 10 degrees but it will be colder in rural spots, particularly in the north. so right from the word go, yes, lots of suns

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and when you, in more recent times, have heard some people — i'm thinking of spike lee now. spike lee, actually, interestingly, of the movie of driving miss daisy and said that it has such a sort of conservative and sentimental view of what happened to black people in 20th—century america. can you understand where he's coming from? oh, yeah. yeah. and there's room for that view. i do know this, and i've learned this from two writers in the theatre, athol fugard from south africa... mmm. ..and august wilson from america — they both refrained from using polemics. they chose to give you the characters�* experience. and even athol said, "i don't expect to change anybody�*s mind because you cannot. ijust hope to change their hearts." if you give them the characters�* experience fully and honestly, they will feel it. the audience will sit here and feel it. that is a fascinating insight. do you really believe, over the span of your career, that you've managed to change some people's hearts? i can't tell. i can only tell from one night — if i can get through to them, through to their feelings

lee. — or will it resonate with. dame laura lee, thank _ or will it resonate with. dame laura leeate with. dame laura lee, thank you for - or will it resonate with. dame i laura lee, thank you for coming on the programme and talking to us about that. televised debates have been a fixture of us presidential elections since 1960, but on tuesday evening in philadelphia, donald trump and kamala harris will break new ground because never before has one of the parties changed candidate between the meetings. for the first of this year's debates, joe biden was still the democratic candidate. but a faltering performance led to him dropping out — and his vice president, kamala harris, taking his place. donald trump will be up against a third oppenent — having previously faced off against hillary clinton and joe biden, ahead of the votes in 2016 and 2020. and the stakes could not be higher — with most polls suggesting the race is too close to call. let's speak to whit ayres, a republican polster and president of north star opinion research, a national public opinion and public affairs resear

lee greenwood! lee greenwood is a trump supporter who sang at the republican national convention. there would be calls for invoking the 25th amendment to remove him from office for mental incompetence if he tweeted i hate lee greenwood and concerns about mental competence wouldn't be justifiable if president biden tweeted i hate anything or you can name. the people who would scream about it the most, you know, are the people who completely accept as trump followers donald trump posting insanely, i hate taylor swift. that is how much donald trump followers have corrupted the expression outwardly of their own values in the need to accept the public poison of donald trump and continue to support his candidacy. many of trump supporting parents in america are going to find out that their kids might not think it is perfectly reasonable and justifiable for donald trump to hate taylor swift just because she endorsed kamala harris for president. this i hate taylor swift story with the clips -- eclipsed yesterday by another crazy man with a gun apparently trying to do something crazy with a gun that he was apparently able to obtain illegally in a country where republicans have made sure that america's murderers and

lee is now and the other is how total is trump's control over the republican party now? it is so total that mike lee has now become a maga person. that, to me, is the entire summary of the great long piece you've written is it speaks to trump's degree of toxicity and the total capitulation. if mike leei think that point that you make at the end, right? if this can happen to mike lee it can happen to anyone and the reason that we emphasize that is because, look, we've all been around politics long enough to recognize that certain people are more fungible with their principles and values than others, but mike lee is another one of these guys who we look at and say he knew better. how do we know that he knew better? because he probable more than any other republican was diagnosing exactly the threats of trumpism before they materialized and now he's given into them. >> tim alberta, another extraordinary piece of reporting. thank you for spending time with us on it. john holland and claire mccaskill. thank you for spending the hour with us. when we come back, how vice president harris is preparing for something we've seen repeatedly from donald trump over the years. his hateful and misogynistic and hateful attacks against powerful, accomplished women. that's next. powerful, accomplished

lee anderson doesn't. lee anderson has lefty in the corner, which is why i refuse to go on his show anymore. >> but that's lee yeah. >> yeah, because i'm supposed to take a joke, but the right can't. no, seriously , i'm very can't. no, seriously, i'm very old fashioned. i believe that an mp is a proper job, i think. how mp is a properjob, i think. how much do you get paid? 94,000 a yeah much do you get paid? 94,000 a year. yeah, 94, which i think is perfectly reasonable. >> how many hours a week should know? >> and i think i think it should be a full time job. and i just think that that's a full time job. full time job is anything up to 100 hours a week, you know that. i mean, you know that lots and lots of lots and lots of people working, i think i thought, i thought, i thought the labour party wanted us to have fridays off and work from home and do a four day week. no, the labour party actually knows that people work very hard and just because, quite reasonably, keir starmer says that he would like, when possible, to spend friday evenings with his family, which is something that he instituted when he was, y