lee: thanks, rebeccah. among many points something that really stuck out for me when you talk about nuclear blackmail. the name of the panel is maximum pressure. another way to look at that is turn it around and say, actually, no, we're just not going to pay you for these things. you can can see that we're squeezing you, but we're not going to pay you to negotiate as the obama administration did. we're not going to pay you for these different things you shouldn't be doing anyway. rebeccah: that's right. there seems to be a lot of antsy, it's not working. the pressure campaign is not working. what do you mean? the alternative was, funding our enemy to continue to malign their activities. we're no longer doing that. that's a significant improvement. it's going to take some time to get us back where we were before the obama administration shift in foreign policy. and my last point, the other piece of this, the maximum pressure campaign, which is what we're doing with sanctions, you also have what we're doing i

lee: very nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. what do you do here, lee? lee: c.o.o.emonis: okay. steve: lee is brand-new. he's been with us a week and a half. lemonis: and so, how does the reporting structure work here? austin: so, we have employee... lemonis: yep, one. austin: ...we have leads... lemonis: two. austin: ...we have the foremen... lemonis: three. austin: ...we have the production manager... lemonis: four. austin: ...then, i have stephen schlosser, who's the gm... lemonis: five. austin: ...then, that's his boss... lemonis: six. austin: ...who's his boss. lemonis: seven. austin: yeah. lemonis: so, seven layers between you and the people that make the magic happen. steve: correct. lemonis: does that seem like a lot to you? steve: yes, it does. lemonis: how about to you? lee: no, it doesn't. the only redundancy that we might have is austin, because you have general manager, foreman -- the foreman's over the two leads. lemonis: i was with you up until shop foreman. the further we get away from the work that, i get nervous. steve: lee's like flight control. d

lee was naturally humble. he was always the smartest person in the room. and the last one who would ever taught it. lee and i were college classmates and served together in a previous administration and when i became director of the f.b.i., i asked him to join me as a close advisor and remarkably, remarkably he agreed. lee knew how to cut through the nonsense and get to the heart of the matter. better than anyone i have ever known. he also knew how to put me in my place. during one particularly heated meeting, everyone was frustrated . mostly with me, and i confess i, myself, may well have been a we bit impatients and ill-tempered. lee sat silently for a few moments, and then posed the following question out of the blue. what is the difference between the director of the f.b.i. and a 4-year-old child? and the room grew hushed and finally he said. eight. and on those days when we were under attack by the news media being clobbered by congress, and when the attorney general was not at all happy with me, i would walk down to lee's office hoping for a sympathe

lee: just this week. congresswoman underwood founded caucusck maternal health -- congress has been missing in action, but finally, we will give due attention because of the critical issue of health disparities impacting black mothers and infants. [cheering and applause] i am proud to be a part of that caucus myself. lauren has come for such a time as this to congress as we fight back the attacks on women's health and reproductive rights. [cheering and applause] let me just say, my dear friend and mentor congresswoman shirley chisholm once said, at present, our country needs women's idealism and the determination. politics thenin and anywhere else. these words, these words still ring true to me. i know that shirley chisholm would be proud to see this incredible woman taking up that mantle. congresswoman underwood represents the next generation, like you do, of women leaders. it is my pleasure and honor to welcome her to my alma mater and to thank her for being here today. give congresswoman underwood a mil

danny lee does not have anywhere near the experience brooks koepka has.t will be interesting to see what happens as we progress through the rest of this weekend into the weekend. we expected a lot of the great tiger woods, a 72 from him. you think his hopes are now over eve n him. you think his hopes are now over even though which is the first round? 15 major titles, tiger woods, you realise you can have a bad round ona you realise you can have a bad round on a major as long as you followed up on a major as long as you followed up with three good rounds. i think the double bogey at the beginning, and kind of watching tiger throughout the day, he did not seem like he had much in his tank. he seemed a third chick to some extent, even distant at times when he watched his eyes and where he was focused —— he seemed lethargic. i doubt you're going to worry about him if you're brooks koepka. in this course is rated as one of, if not the most difficult courses in professional golf. how much do you think a bit of rain on friday might affect the players? we have ha

senator lee. senator lee: it is-n his classicdy accident? morrison v. olson, justice scalia remarked that nothing is so politically effective as the ability to charge that one's opponent and his associates are the not merely wrong-headed, naive, and in effective, but in all probability crooks. and nothing so effectively gives an appearance of va lidity to such charges -- validity of such charges as a justice department investigation. that observation has been borne out time and time again over the past two years. time and time again the president's political adversaries have exploited the mueller probe. ts mere exisence to -- existence to spread baseless inwould youened i would to undermine the 2016 election. for example on january 25, 2019, speaker nancy pelosi asked, what does putin have on the president politically? personally? or financially? mr. attorney general, is there any evidence to suggestion that vladimir putin quote-unquote, has something on president trump? atty. gen. barr: none that i am aware of. senator lee: on february 20, 2019, former

thomas lee, our artists, has designed it.laughter]. >> every year thomas was the person who designed all of our creative his, and every year, we have a commemorative poster. [applause] [laughter] >> thank you so much, thank you. >> thank you. please feel free to take a picture with the poster if you would like. it is very beautiful. thank you, thomas. thomas was responsible for the design of all of our materials. so scott adams, would you like to come and say a few words about the a.p.a. heritage foundation and introduce the foundation directors? >> thank you, claudine, and thank you everyone for being here. a lot of familiar faces. a.p.a. heritage foundation was founded, obviously initially to raise funds and support the mayor's annual a.p.a. heritage month festivities. due to the tremendous hard work of our small board and the wonderful committee, we have expanded our program throughout the year to include community partner forums, and a whole host of other things. without further ado, i would like to introduce my fellow bo

vermont authority to act on lee's behalf. morgan is accused of pocketing more than $250 million from a autograph signing session. lee was the chairman and ceo of marvel comic he created the fantastic four. he created spider-man. lee died at the age of 957. >> scouts from all over the bay area honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our krep. this is the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio he. 500 boy scouts. girl courts are planning an american flag at th h of of each veteran. planting about 26,000 flags in total. this is an annual event f those who fought to for our freedom. >> so the r important to the plant flags is is it shows respect. basically saying, i respect you and that you fought for our country. >> i feel pretty honored because i get to -- i get to celebrate something so important. >> along with the american flag, the skoupts planted a blue five for 35 veterans searching the medal of honor >>> a trip on b.a.r.t. will be slower than usual if you are traveling through the east bay. b.a.r.t. is r

herbert lee, medgar evers, jimmy lee jackson, benjamin brown, dr. martin luther king jr., and the four little girls who were sadly killed in the 16th street baptist church bombing in birmingham, alabama. judge keith fought on their behalf during his tenure on this federal court. some of his other rulings had a profound impact on american life as well. the biggest being his decision that prohibited the nixon administration from warrantless wiretapping in domestic security cases. he ordered the nixon justice department to end all wiretapping that were not approved by the courts. this was in the midst of the nixon administration's attempt to go after radicals accused of conspiring to bomb a c.i.a. office in ann arbor, michigan. , in the

instead of lee's costly assaults? the cultural and regional mythology surrounding the generals inhibits our reading of the data or perhaps even inhibits our resolve to seek out the evidence in the first place. because so many modern-day americans received their first introduction to the conflict through battles, generals and soldiers, just as civil war americans scoured the newspapers, military history can attract a large audience but offer much more than anticipated. it can challenge us to reengage with our long-held beliefs and -- theat the war path war's social revolution with all of its progress in failure. to conclude, we might turn to the words of a common soldier, a regular man from the ranks who happened to be black and formerly enslaved. he did a mighty job of summing up the importance of the military to his civil war appeared out of respect, i will let him have the last word. first sergeant william singleton reflected in his 1922 memoirs, "i wore the uniform of those men in blue who through four years of suf

lee by that rapacious speculator, mr. miller, and those are the heart-wrenching stories that we need to address. of course, land is a big issue, but if you look at what we did with the former freeway parcels in that corner of the city, those opportunities, i think, exist in every corner of the city. it is not just laguna honda, but in many places on the west side, on the east side, there are units that we can acquire and rehab and stabilize, as we have seen along pacific avenue, and there's a lot more work to be done, but you are absolutely right. it is not only about senior housing, it is about extremely low income seniors, and there is an absolute correlation, like we just heard from a woman who is living in her van, between what happens if we cannot have those people age in place as it relates to our homeless crisis. the numbers are there. the majority of homeless individuals in san francisco, by her own statistical account are people who were housed in san francisco, and the folks who are most vulnerable are low-incom

first interview between lee and jackson. last interview between lee and jackson. jackson introducing himself to lee. jackson accepting lee's invitation to dinner. jackson declining lee's invitation to dinner with thanks. jackson apologizing for a heavy defeat. jackson reporting a great victory. jackson asking lee for a match. [laughter] he continues to tell one story, a sufficient one, and at the end, -- a good legible label is usually worth for information a ton significant attitude and of expression in a historical picture. the building twain refers to was the washington artillery building in new orleans and a painting painted in 1869. one, welcome 13 -- a big x91/2 feet, now hanging in the american civil war museum in richmond. in this passage, twain is having fun setting up anything, among the best setting up many things, among them, verbal capture for visual art. think especially pretentious art contemporary art exhibits. but he is also pointing out how we can put very different kinds historical reproductions for people who weren't there and don't have person

. >> next is barbara lee.videncential indicates that the catalyst for the president's decision to fire james comey was james comey's unwillingness to publicly state that the president was not personally under investigation despite the president's repeated requests that james comey make such an announcement. other evidence indicates that the president wanted to protect himself from an investigation into his campaign. two,nto, page -- volume pages 75 and 76. >> sean casten. this is in response to the attorney general's claim that the president has constitutional immunity from prosecution. mr. mueller writes, we were not persuaded by the argument the president has blanket constitutional immunity to engage in acts that would corruptly obstruct justice through the exercise of otherwise valid article two powers. some like to talk about what that standard is but i want to read the footnote. a possible remedy through impeachment for abuses of power would not substitute for potential criminal liability after the presid

lee? >> i think most leaders in congress would agree that regular order processes are better and they would like to see those. we have to ask ourselves why are they so infrequently used and why when a new majority comes to power do they quickly lose their resolve to stick to regular order? you have to be realistic about the pressures that you're under as members or especially as a a majority party to deliver, to get things done. under those circumstances leaders want to regulate participation for members. i'm struck by the earlier comments i learned about leader boehner saying he didn't think it would be possible to do comparative legislative language. leaders are probably a little skeptical of the things that make it really a lot easier for rank and file members to weigh in. the legislative process is so difficult, it's so hard to do anything, so your ability to regulate when other members encounter legislative information, when it becomes available to them is also a way to help congress

in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> in the meantime the fate of what is left of the burned out ship warehouse is still not known. the building is near east 14th street and 31st avenue in fruitevale. oakland city administrators say the building's owner incorrectly filled out her first permit application and the warehouse can't be torn want to il she sends in the have a say on what happens after that warehouse is torn down. >> the family would like to see some kind of memorial at the location. it hasn't been that might be, but significantly the ings have agreed there can be a memorial there. >> tearing down the building is complicated because of the chemicals. it could take weeks to months and the cost would between $2 million and $4 million. stay with us on ktvu fox 2 news for extensive coverage of the trial. our crime reporter henry lee will be in the courtroom throughout the proceedings and provide updates on ktvu, ktvu.com and our social media outlets. >>> work is scheduled to begin on transitions between two highways in solano county. a roundabout will be built on highway 12

sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, ow much time do we have? the speaker pro tempore: 6 1/2 minutes remaining. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much. first of all, let me thank ngresswoman alma adams for gathering us a couple of weeks ago to stand and be counted as members of the plaque maternal mortality caucus and to continue her recognition if we don't become problem solvers, the problems will continue. so i want to join with my colleagues, and in particular, congresswoman adams and congresswoman lee, both of whom i knew the time they were going through in the loss of their moms and a mom and mother, always a mom and a mother, so let me in the name of my late mother, who i continue to jackson, ennett indicate that we stand here in your name and in the names of young mothers around the nation and young mothers-to-be. i don't believe we could be doing a more important task to not only bring relevance and substance to this question of why black women, african-american women suffer we with mortality, because know what happens when that bopped is

time to unwind with their family in one of singapore's many apartment blocks lee's husband is hanging up the laundry he's happy to do the household chores he works from home and can plan his day as he likes while his wife leaves home at two in the morning and often doesn't return until late in the afternoon. i went over to help of two of these. it's not something that i would choose to do myself. it's lisa's many young hawkers throw in the towel she too wishes she had more free time playing at home with their daughter and their pets canaries is a rare treat. the family likes to eat out on weekends preferably at the hawker center around the corner you know husband are currently mulling over a new plan they want to expand a south korean entrepreneur has asked lee to open up a branch in seoul by the future looks bright she's concerned about singapore's hawker culture. maybe the office you just buy. but i don't see how would you like hiding. under the harness and that's all this falls montana culture whether or not she follows in a mother's footsteps is up to her and it's up to future gen

cooperman said -- >> call me lee call me lee. >> mr. cooperman oh, my gosh. >> i agree with everything lee had to say and i want to build on it and just point the out a little bit of context. so you had a rough week between s&p and russell 2000 and nasdaq are down. >> russell back into correction today. >> down 2%, 3% let's look at the s&p. you're less than 4% from and an yul time high. number two, vix is 22. probably shouldn't have been 12. maybe the answer is somewhere in between. you look back at december, we were at 36 and february of 2018, vix was above 50 for a considerable period of time. i don't think we're in this actu tumultuous you don't have to do the market is in turmoil special tonight, maybe tomorrow night but in the context of this high and development, i would argue it's a good thing. mario used the term created tension which i also agree with. you don't want a scenario where you clear this road block and there's nothing available anymore and you start building the empire state building charts that's where you have a ne

dave lee for us there.: from sweet to sour — how an instagram post left singer ariana grande facing a $50,000 copyright law suit. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have be

miss jks-lee? mrs. jackson lee votes aye. mr. johnson of georgia. mr. johnson of georgia votes aye. mr. deutsche? aye. ms. bass? aye. mr. richmond? mr. jeffreys? aye. mr. sissolini? aye. mr. swalwell aye. >> mr. liu? aye. mr. rasken. aye. ms. shiapoll. miss determination votes aye. mr. correa. mr. correa votes aye. miss scanlon. aye. ms. garcia. aye. mr. nagoos. aye. ms. macbeth. aye. mr. stanton. aye. ms. dean. aye. ms. mccarsle-powell? aye. miss escobar? aye. mr. collins. no. mr. sensenbrenner. no. mr. shabot. no. >> mr. gomer. no. mr. jordan. no. mr. buck. no. mr. radcliffe. no. ms. roby. ms. roby votes no. mr. gates? mr. johnson. no. mr. biggs? no. mr. mcclint ok? no. ms. lessco. no. >> mr. rushenthaler. no. >> mr. klein? no. mr. arm strong votes no. mr. stuby votes no. >> has everyone who wishes to be recorded been recorded? has the gentleman from tennessee been recorded? has the gentleman from tennessee wish to be recorded? >> how does the tennessee wish to be recorded? >> mr. cohen votes aye. >> we have two more people coming in. >> mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from, the ge

as well as jackson lee in a minute. many democrats calling for inquiry seemed to have turned the corner in the last few days. a moment happened this morning when don mcgahn's reserve seat remained empty. jerry nadler made it clear it was not the end of the fight. >> let me be clear. this committee will hear the testimony even if we have to go to court to secure it. we will not allow the president to prevent the american people from hearing from this witness. we will not allow the president to belong congressional subpoenas. putting himself and allies above the law. >> late this afternoon, nadler subpoenaed two more former members, annie donaldson and whose extensive notes helped guide the investigation and hope hicks, the former white house communications director by his side throughout the campaign and part of his presidency. his position is clear. you get nothing. the question is, will congress take it or not? it looks like they are not going to take it. joining me now is texas congresswoman, sheila jackson lee who is

it says mayor lee. >> ed lee died while in office in december 2017 at 65 years old, he was the first asian- american mayor in san francisco. >>> and milestone moment between a father and son is getting praise for breaking barriers. >>> a popular fashion chain jumping into the clothing rental business, the growing market changing the face of retail. >>> one oakland resident lucky to have a home after a fire broke out, this is thanks to quick thinking neighbors. >>> at the live news desk following breaking news out of japan where more than a dozen people have been stabbed including young children. authorities say 16 people were stabbed at an attack in kawasaki . in the past 90 minutes or so. 40 minutes southwest of tokyo. one adult and one child have died so far, officials say one man has been arrested. right now the motive for the attack is unclear with no word yet on the conditions of the other victims. at the live news desk i'm elizabeth cook. >>> a nest camera in redwood city caught a mountain lion sort of passing through, this happened last week. the couple who caught the big cat

lee as well. >> mr. reeves, as you know, congress requires the executive departments and agencies, as well as the president and parts of the legislative and judicial branches to submit thousands of reports. some are mandated, annually. others are one-time reports, others with specific time frames. sometimes reports are incorporated into an agency's interim report to congress. sometimes they're not. in a nutshell, congress gets a lot of reports every year, but finding this information, finding out about information about these reports, much less obtaining them, is often very, very difficult. i wanted to get a sense from you. what would it take for the house clerk's office to publish all of the reports due to congress on one central and public site? >> thank you. my understanding is there is currently a bill introduced, hr-736 to access congressionally mandated reports. the current process that the reports go to the speaker's office and the speaker refers them to the parliament tearians. they make a referr

lee went on to be an administrator and then a principal.ion day her students had much to say about her. >> she knows everyone. she's, she's like caring to everyone. >> you feel like she's an actual person. >> she's very nice, and she's not like other principals that are mean and rude. >> reporter: this year, prince pal l pal lee announced she was retiring. what are you going to do without these kids? >> i'm going to have, you know, school is my home. and now i'm going to tend to my own home and enjoy some time with family and friends and to many do some traveling. >> reporter: she leaves knowing she fulfilled one of the most honorable of careers. abc 7 news. >> what a woman. several businesses are actually offering teachers deals to celebrate teacher appreciation week. the list is one of the most popular on abc 7 news.com. >>> you can watch out for a bay area teacher on "jeopardy" tonight. >> a high school spanish teacher from mountain view, california. trevor crowle. >> capri sun. >> trevor? >> what is observe? >> trevor again? >> what is

jackson lee? .s. jackson lee votes aye mr. phelan? mr. johnson of georgia?yejohnson of georgia votes . ms. bass? mr. richmond? mr. jeffries? mr. cicilline? .r. cicilline votes aye mr. swallow? mr. lou? mr. lou votes aye. mr. raskin? mr. raskin votes aye. miss jaya paul? miss jayapal votes aye. ms. dennings votes aye. mr. koran votes aye. miss scanlan votes aye. ms. garcia? .iss garcia votes aye mr. negus? mr. negus votes aye. miss mcbath? ms. mcbath votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. miss jean votes aye. miss mcardle powell? ms. mcardle powell votes aye. ms. escobar? ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins? mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. shot as? mr. shot as votes -- shot as votes in the -- mr. chavez votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. book? mr. book votes no. mr. radcliffe? ms. robie? ms. robie votes no. mr. gates? gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. big? mr. big votes no. mr. mcclintock? ms. lesko? ms. lesko votes no. mr. rosenthal are? mr. rosenthal or votes no. mr. klein? mr. klein

jackson lee: i will just say this. our committee chairman is very patient, but he is very knowledgeable and understands the time frame. let me say this. let's hope there is something productive over the weekend. let's hope that the general of the united states understands his duty and will pay and affirm allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and not a single man, who is fleeting in that job. so we're hoping that general barr's own credibility and love of his country will generate a resolution of this. mr. cicilline: it is important to recognize the house rules permits these questions. we approved it in a motion before the committee. it has been done many other times most recently with dr. blasty ford. the real question is to the attorney general. what are you afraid of? and why don't you want to be questioned? that is the real question for the american people and the media. eporter: are you now concerned this will get bogged down in the court and may now take longer for you to get these answers hat you

listen what john called blake. >>> but right now, brad and lee yo conquer cannes. the megastars are in one movie together and once a upon in time hollywood received a ten-minute standing ovation. there was one awkward moment as everybody wanted a piece of the star. >> brad, can we take -- >> an all-out brad pitt frenzy in cannes today after a photo call with leo, the 57-year-old actor stopped for selfies. then it was off to an international press conference where leo joined dicaprio talked about their sin mattic bond. >> it was a comfort to work alongside brad. >> i'd agree. it was great fun. >> the movie out the july 26th is set in the today's pressrence turned tense when "the new york times" asked trarantino about robbie's role. >> a great deal of acting talent but you haven't given her many lines in the movie, i guess that was a deliberate choice on your part, i want to know why was that? >> i just reject your hypothesis. >> i think the moment that i got on screen gave an opportunity to sharing. >> i'm in movie, i'm sharon tate. >> robbie plays sharon tate who w

lee who is one of our newest members on the city college board. [applause]. >> i also want to recognize jenny lam who is one of our newest members on the san francisco unified school district board. [applause] >> two incredibly smart and able women of color, a.p.a. leaders that i am incredibly proud to serve alongside. i hope that everybody takes advantage of this month to celebrate our culture, to talk about our culture, to show it, to be proud to, because it is something to be proud about. i also want to make sure to thank our official sponsors as well as our community sponsors. just taking a look at this list, there are so many impressive organizations who have been part of this fabric of san francisco. whether it is an industry or our communities. thank you for supporting and recognizing how important the event is today. thank you so much. [applause] with that, of course. i want to introduce someone who is very special to us and very well-known, in native san franciscan, our mayor, london breed, who i am telling you, any event that there possi

it has been more tlf a century since harper lee penned "to kill a mockingbird." our well-traveled and multi- tasking jeffrey brown is back again, reporting on the re-worked "to kill a mockingbird" staged on broadway and up for a handful of tony awards next month. it's part of our ongoing arts and culture series, "canvas." ui>> the defendant isn't glty, but someone in this building is! >> brown: it's a new take on one of the most beloved and well-known stories in american literature: "to kill a mockingbird," in aaron sorkin'sy broadw adaptation of the harper lee classic. sorkin is creator of the hit tv show "the west wing," and writer of films including "a few good men" and "the social network," which won him an oscar. when we met recently at the famed sardi's restaurant, he said he'd had two distinctti res when the opportunityin came to "mockingbird" to broadway. >> my heart sank, because is thought, "thissuicide mission-- i'm never going to get out of this alive." and i was thrilled, because of the opportunity to be doing a play, be back in the theater, my first

lee international terminal. along with new signs, the resolution will recommend a statue, plaque, and video honoring lee. the former mayor died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest in december of 2017. >>> today the cdc is expected to give an update on the measles outbreak. as of last week there have been 764 cases of measles reported this year in 23 states. seven cases in the bay area. three in san mateo county and three in santa clara county. public health officials say this is the largest outbreak since the disease eradicatedn 2000. >>> one curry versus another. the warriors now know who they'll face in the nba western conference finals, the portland trail blazers. >> very interesting. oakland native damian lillard helped lead them in a game seven win over denver. and the conference finals will be a family affair for the currys. steph's younger brother seth plays for portland. this is the first time the brothers have faced off in the nba's conference finals. the dubs host one at oracle arena at 6:00. you can see

. >> the stan lee has been arrested on elder abuse charges. he was arrested this morning in arizona. prosecutors say that he tried to control lee despite the fact had no authority to act on his behalf. stan lee tied at the age of 95. >> a major real estate title company set a security lapse containing hundreds of americans sensitive information. they reported it yesterday, but it's not clear if any of data was taken but it contained bank account numbers and other personal details. 885 records were exposed. if they fell into the wrongs it would be one of the worst data leaks ever. >> that is 885 million records fell into the wrong hands. anyway a rather bizarre twitter fooud, what elon musk said abo a opportunitying that got quite the reaction from bart. >>> and how we're learning about a rescue of someone in hawaii that was missing for two weeks. >> the warriors have built tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, o

stan lee died in november last year, aged 95.fringement by a photographer, who claims she posted two of his pictures on her instagram, without permission. robert barbera, who's based in new york, took pictures last year of ariana grande carrying a bag that read "sweetener." she shared the photos with her 154 million followers on the day she released her album ‘sweetener‘ captioning it "happy sweetener day". kj matthews is a freelance entertainment reporter in los angeles. she told me why the photographer is sueing grande. what it boils down to is money. isn't it always the case? it's about money. and these are photos — you know, ariana grande was sued this week, before that it was gigi hadid, before that it wasjennifer lopez. what is happening is this photographer is saying, look, you did not have the rights to use this photo. i took this photo of you and i am not profiting financially at all so why should you? so photographers are saying, you know, we are losing money, then we're going to take you to court. as you say, this is a

amber lee reviewed the d.a.'s report along with the family. >>> they met with their attorneys tuesday evening to read the district attorney's final report on the deadly pot shooting of the 29-year-old. the d.a. concluded that the evidence does not support criminal charges against the two veteran police officers. >> this makes me more angry. >>> reported found that he was suicidal and advanced on officers it cited evidence and a text message on the day of the shooting. he wrote in part, i have surrendered myself to the devil and gave in. i'm not sorry for the outcome. >> deep down it was a call for help. >> it is not a reason for a police officer to come and kill them it umpquan't give them the place. this is bodycam video released on the november 15th 2018. police responded to a 911 call about a disturbance. they found him making slashing motions with a knife or box couple ter and later determined it to be that. >>> the d.a.'s investigation says that the two officers fired a total of 12 shots. one officer said he