now lewin did the talking.ike for once said not a word. >> all of the information about them fighting about the selling of the house, he says that was truthful, that occurred. >> then carol stormed out. and it might have blown over as arguments do, but she came back, 1:30 a.m., and said the one thing that would not blow over. not ever. >> she told him that she was going to be taking somebody else, another man, to her sister terry's upcoming wedding. he said he was very upset. >> she tried to comfort him, he said. >> and she was telling him, don't worry, you'll find somebody else, et cetera. >> and that was the last thing carol lubahn ever said. >> he didn't want to hear it, and he said he pushed her. she fell and hit her head on a heavy end table in the living room. he said she didn't bleed, but he knew instantly that she was dead. >> detectives hooked lubahn up to a polygraph machine. how much of this was true? >> after the polygraph test was done, they tell him he didn't pass. now the defendant changes his st

he'd have to answer questions from john lewin. >> do you lie sometimes? >> no. >> you never lie? say never. i mean, a white lie or, who knows. >> i'm asking, have you ever lied about something serious that wasn't a white lie in your life? >> no. >> in your entire life, you've never lied once about anything that wasn't a white lie? >> i'll just say not that i can remember. >> in fact, mike had a hard time remembering a lot of things prosecutor lewin asked about. >> i don't remember. i don't remember going to bed. i don't remember saying that. i don't know. >> but how on earth could he not remember the last time he saw his wife? >> would you agree that that would be one of the most significant events, details of your entire life? >> yes, i -- doesn't mean i had to remember it. >> lewin wasn't buying it. >> isn't it true, mr. lubahn, that the last place that carol lived her last breath was taken in that bathtub when you murdered her? what are you looking at the judge? >> because i'm waiting for him to correct you. no, i didn't murder her. i'm sorry. in the bathtub? >> and mr. lubahn

officer eliia lewin was assisting people near turk street, when flanigan hit him with a stolen car back in 2017. he was later arrested. the sf chronicle reports that the officer is still recovering. >>> happening later today, a plan police say has now admitted to plowing his car in a, and he's due in court. eight people were hit and injured as they walked in a crosswalk. a 13-year-old girl suffered critical injuries. police arrested isaiah peeples, investigators later determined he thought the group was muslim. >>> b.a.r.t. is launching another effort to crack down on fare jumpers. this is a modified fare gate going in at the oakland's fruitvale station. >> reporter: for the past month richmond b.a.r.t. has been pile up those double-stacked fare gates. they have an additional upper flap to deter riders from jumping over the top. unfortunately they're not foolproof, this is from yesterday when our cameras cam further these teenagers sneaking through the new gates here at rich more b.a.r.t. when police detained them, the situation became violent. one of the woman faces charges of battery

prosecutor say they arrested an down officer elia lewin henkel in a stolen suv in october 2017 . the police said he suffered a severe injury and is still getting treatment and colorado. the family members say he's made progress. >>> a group of seven residence is taking on city hall over plans to build a homeless navigation center on the embarcadero. they already lost an appeal at the board of supervisors, but now they filed a lawsuit. the city wants to put the shelter in a parking lot at the foot of brian's creek, but the lawsuit could delay it indefinitely. ktvu amberley is live tonight with this latest effort to stop the project. amber? >> reporter: frank, a navigation center would attract more homeless people to congregate in this area. they said they filed a lawsuit because the city has disregarded their concerns and the law. this fenced and vacant lot is the battleground in the fight between city leaders and area residents. a quick commission owns the property and plans to lease it to the city for two to four years so it can put up a navigation center to provide shelter and

danny lewin is the associate director of sleep medicine at children's national health system. >> at this point they can't tell you when you should sleep. they can't measure deep sleep. they can't reall adequately measure sleep disruption. >> none of those fitness trackers or apps aroved by the fda, just so you know. if you decide to try a sleep app, be sure to keep your phone face down at night so the light doesn't bother you and put it in airplane mode so you g won'tet pestered by calls or tst those could certainly disrupt your sleep. health experts say adults need about seven to nine hours of sleep every night. less than that can increase your risk of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. we probably should have -- >> when ise last time ouu had nine hrs, doreen gensler? >> i don't know. it's been a while. >> it has been a while. we all need it, and it feels good when we get it. >> and also the older you get the harder -- the more yoeep issues u develop. >> well, today this is the story of the day. vietnam veteran william holly was reunited with a lost famil

lewin is a graduate of nyu law school and princeton university. william jacobson is clinical professor of law and director of the securities law clinic at cornell law school. is also currently a contributor to the times of israel, where he blogs on topics related to bdsm boycotts of israel in higher education. before joining the faculty at cornell, he spent 23 years in private practice in providence. he litigated business to its in the securities industry. he graduated from harvard law school and hamilton college. charles asher small is founding director and president of the institute for the study of global anti-semitism and policy. it is a new york nonprofit funding anti-semitism studying anti-semitism. he served on the faculty of tel aviv university. he is at saint anthony's college and oxford university.'s research focuses on contemporary anti-semitism including delay legitimization of israel. charles small earned his masters degree from mcgill university. we will ask each panelist to speak for 8 minutes on a topic related to the large name. a

[applause] >> linda lewin. i'm a retired substitute teacher from san francisco unified school district, and i live about a black awock away, i've seen these murals. i believe this is not the way to teach history by displaying these murals which display racist imagery, and i do believe children need to be educated, particularly nonindigenous children, need to know about the history of native americans, and which is why i wrote and produced an award winning d.v.d. called "growing up indian" and i'm of jewish descent. i just want to -- >> president cook: thank you. [applause] >> my name is huda, and i'm one of the youth leaders at a branch of the grassroots organization called aroc. violence of this mural reminds me of the history of my people and the french colonization of morocco. i'm here with all the represented communities. the actions taken in this mural are unjust, racist, and illegal and don't belong in a high school in san francisco or anywhere. >> i'm kelly, and i'm with arab youth organizing. as a pales

danny lewin is the associate director of sleep medicine at children's national health systems.can'ell you when you should sleep. they can't measure deep sleep. they can't really adequately measure sleep disruption and even the timing of the sleep period. we see more sleep disorders associated with people coming in saying oh, mye devic was telling ue this in fact when we use a validated meas they are totally inaccurate. >> and if you read the fine print, you'll see most apps are marketed as entertainnt or lifestyle. these are not medical devices which means its effectiveness is not evaluated by the food and drug administration. if you decide to s try aep ann, be sure to keep your phone face down so the d lightoesn't bother you and keep it inai lane mode so you won't get calls or texts that cansr t your seep. adults need a about seven to nine hours of sleep every night and anything less than that can increase obesity, high pressuret headisease and strokes. seven to nine hours. we're getting that much. >> not even on vacation. >> all dreaming of getting that much. >> the best solu

lewinfounder of lewin and , a washington, dc litigation law firm. in 2014, she argued before the u.s. supreme court a case involving whether an american citizen born in jerusalem may list israel as a place of birth on his or her passport. she is a graduate of nyu loss girl -- law school. 's clinicalobs professor of law and director of a law clinic at cornell. he is currently a contributor to the times of israel where he blogs about topics and or cuts. he spent 23 years in private practice in providence, rhode island. is a graduate of harvard law school and hamilton college. charles asher small's founding director and president of the institute for the study of global anti-semitism and policy. a new york-based nonprofit committed to fighting anti-semitism. scholar atteemed saint anthony's college and oxford university. his research focuses on contemporary anti-semitism. hissed her small earned master's degree from university college london and his bachelors from mikael university. we'll start by asking each panelist to speak for about eight minutes o

my dad bought for this country in the second world war and my mom lewin airplane.aught school and summer school. and weked and hustled got by. host: what kind of airplane did she plot -- did she fly? guest: it was a biplane. i have a cool picture of it. she lost a brother fighting the nazis. she is the youngest of seven. she did not have electricity until high school. my parents had me later. i was blessed, both my parents are in heaven but i have been blessed with a wonderful wife and daughter now. i am living the dream. host: that bill to raise the federal minimum wage to $15, expected to get a vote on the house floor today. you can watch the action all day long on c-span. beverly is next out of missouri, a democrat. caller: yes. i want to know, you were talking about the debt. give the rich a tax cut if you were so worried about the debt because most of that is on the debt because you gave the rich a tax cut. know why are you letting trump do what he is doing to the usda? though scientists are not going to move across the country -- those scientists are not goin

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lewin i said in you you quote you didn't charge the president because of the zero oh feet opinion that's the correct way to say it. we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime. brian: five times he had to be told to use the microphone. it was pointed in the wrong direction. can you repeat the question he said over 30 times he was a disaster. i thought it was a telling the fusion gps line because if you don't know the investigative firm that hired christopher steel that caused so much controversy, how could you possibly put your name on that report? steve: and how long have we heard the democrats say it did not exonerate the president and then a couple of members including mr. radcliffe who will be our guest shortly come it's not your to exonerate. if you find a crime prosecute, but it's not your job. meanwhile, every pendant was watching then everyone on television and a lot of them feel there wasn't a good day for mr. mueller. it was a good day for the president. to listen. >> there were times in the hearing when he was sharp as a tack, but we can't av