tonight a fresh look at the jenny lin cold case thanks to new technology.d evening, i'm ken bastida. elizabeth has the night off. kpix 5 christin ayers reports a high-profile arrest is giving jenny's parents new hope that their daughter's killer may finally be brought to justice. >> reporter: tonight marks 24 years since jenny lin's father found her murdered. the case remains unsolved, but tonight the lin family says something has changed that is giving them new hope. >> all right, start walking guys. >> reporter: tonight they walked, candles were lit, in remembrance of a teenage girl. a straight a student and budding musician, jenny lin was murdered in her own home at 14 years old. >> it was hard for me to believe when we crossed the five-year mark, let alone tent years, 24 years, no t years. john lin is jenny's father, the one who found his daughter stabbed to death in their castro valley home that tragic day. >> it is very, very hard for anyone to have to come back here year after year and do this kind of event. >> it gives us hope. >> reporter: their ho

a living, lin-manuel.dog. that's what my job is. >> so, but you are a fan of the original movie. >> huge, massive. i used to cry during the feed the birds section. you know, "step in time." if i ever need to wake my son up, i play "step in time" and he's up and doing everything. >> do you sing to your kids? >> oh, yeah, no, everyone is singing in our house all the time. >> your house is a musical. >> yes, yes, and my son is like a little rhyming wizard like i'll say, good night, got to go and he's say good night, got to sew. everything, everything. so it's just, you know, the apple tree is right there. >> so "mary poppins" and "hamilton" and "in the heights." you've been part of some of the biggest productions on broadway and now on film. is there one broadway or one production out there you said, man, i really would like to be a part half. >> ooh. that's a good question. there are a few that just made me want to get into this business. "man of la mancha" was the biggest album in my house. i would love to

stephanie lin: thank you, it's awesome to be back, kntv, whoo-whoo. thanks for having me.obert: give me an idea here for people, culturally, what do people need to know about taiwan and the taiwanese american community? stephanie: oh, that's a great question. well, there's a lot of really distinct and wonderful things about the taiwanese american community. when people think about taiwan, the first thing that pops into mind is often the food. yeah, and you'll see a lot of that food at the upcoming festival. so i actually have a little prop here for you. it's one of the tote bags that you can actually get at the festival, but so we have rice dumplings. we have deep-fried chicken, my personal favorite. xiaolongbao, which are soup dumplings, to name a few. robert: pearl milk tea. stephanie: and pearl milk tea. robert: give people culturally the credit here, right? stephanie: yeah, can't forget about that, boba, yeah. we got it, yeah. taiwanese, we gotta take credit for that boba. so there is the food aspect of it, and you'll get a lot of that at the festival. and of course, t

i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> district attorney george gascon is pushing for change for the lethal standard of use of lethal force. >> it's in response to feeling his hands are tied and not being able to charge the officers involved in a deadly pair of police shootings. 26-year-old mario woods was killed in the bayview after police say he refused to drop the knife he was carrying. officers shot and killed 45-year-old luis gongora. police say the homeless man was coming at them with a knife. the d.a. decided in both cases no laws were broken. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen explains why he's not happy with this outcome. >> san francisco d.a. george gascon had tears in his eyes as he announced his office would not be prosecuting the police officers who shot woods and gongora. he said he has to follow the law, but right now the law is wrong, and it should be changed. >> i find myself very dissatisfied because while

estudiantes de la escuela lin con hulk en san josÉ se quejan de racismo por parte de algunos maestroslos educadores presione tramito para tratar a latinos y afroamericanos. adelante, marÍa. marÍa: se asegura que los alumnos la construcciÓn de contrato que los hispanos y los afroamericanos.. estudiantes de lin con high school se han dado la tarea de repartir volantesparte de los maestros reciban entrenamiento como armas apropiadamente a los alumnos latinos y de otros grupos raciales. >> el problema de la escuela lincoln es que los maestros no quieren relaciones tan positivas, sobre todo con los estudiantes latino y con los afroamericanos. marÍa: los estudiantes que vi el mayor entrenamiento dicen que los maestros conecta mejor con los alumnos anglosajonesy que esto afectado negativamente en algunos casos las calificaciones de los jÓvenes latinos. >> hay muchos estudiantes que sienten que los maestrosle dan mÁs respeto a los estudiantes... marÑia: segÚn datos de la escuela lincoln tres de cuatro estudiantes son latinos y no se sienten valorados. pide que los maestros sean educados para

kpix 5's da lin shows us a surveillance camera near parker elementary school caught a glimpse of the gunman and the getaway car. >> reporter: after school, broad daylight, and kids playing. then gunshots followed by the piercing sounds of kids screaming. a home surveillance camera captured the frightening ordeal across the street from parker elementary school in east oakland. it happened just before 5:00. a newer model mercedes pulled up and a man in a hoodie got out. the principal at the school saw the shooting. he tells me the man walked up to this apartment complex and fired three shots. [ three shots ] >> reporter: you can see the gunman running back with the gun in his hand! you can hear teachers telling the kids, let's go! let's go!! now!! >> gunfire wasn't aimed at the campus, thankfully. but this was an incident that alarmed a lot of people. we had kids in the yard. everybody started running into the building. we locked down the school immediately. >> reporter: neighbors say the housing crisis may have overshadowed oakland's crime problem in recent years but it's still big. t

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. spotted the >>> police are staying tight lipped tonight about a double homicide in san jose. a driver spotted the bodies of a man and woman shot to death along sierra road late last night. friends say the woman was 24 and known as mugsy. tonight there's a makeshift memorial at the scene. so far police have not identified any suspects or a possible motive. n quentin.. sentenced to die for the brutal >>> for decades a man named kevin cooper has been sitting in san quentin sentenced to die for the murders of four people. >> but did he actually commit the crimes? dave brian has more for the push for a dna death row test. >> reporter: the murders of doug and peggy ryan, their 10- year-old daughter, and her 11- year-old friend. they were killed with a hatchet and at least two other weapons. only the ryan's 8-year-old son joshua survived the attack. he thought three men carried out the attack, but only ken cooper was arrested -- kevin cooper was arrested. he had escaped from a minimum securi

jenny lin was stabbed to death in her home on may 27 1994, just two days after her 14th birthday. every year on the friday before memorial day, her parents hold a gathering in her honor. alameda county's district attorney and sheriff are expected to be at tonight's candlelight vigil. her family says that recent arrest of a suspect in the golden state killer case gives them some hope. a $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the identification and conviction of jenny lin's killer. >>> a memorial will be held in montero beach this morning to celebrate the life of a man who disappeared exactly one year ago. it's believed that 22-year-old richard moss was driving to work on highway 1 and for unknown reasons went off the dangerous road and plummeted into the pacific. he was last seen exiting the tunnels along highway 1 and some parts of his car were found near the beach. >>> 5:09. san francisco police arrested a 22-year-old man accused of killing a puppy at a convenience store last month. in san francisco's tenderloin district. investigators say he was arrested thi

the reason we're dancing is lin >> that's not why we're dancing.dancing is lin manuel miranda is doing a lot to draw attention to that island. robin roberts sat down with him. >> reporter: nearly eight months after hurricane maria, an incredible category four hurricane that left millions in despair, the number of people still without power remain in the thousands. with hurricane season 25 days away, many believe the island is unprepared for new threats. lin manuel miranda, known as the force behind the broadway smash sensation "hamilton" has been taking matters into his own hands. the award-winning composer dedicating his voice and time to his family homeland of puerto rico. ♪ miranda penning "almost like praying", his tribute to the island. >> i called almost every famous puerto rican person i know and am i don't to sing on this song and raise money for the hispanic federation. >> reporter: he helped raise over $35 million to help puerto rico's recovery. you are bringing "hamilton" to puerto rico next year. woo! [ applause ] >> the goal with that

the hour but stick around for the bonus they got show with chris harrington i'm not a class number lin thanks for watching. on freedom and home. where i come from the region is stritch in history and talents but so poor in education and opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent journalists i see many of the younger and promising journalists who are now making names for themselves all over the world. some might be along the way songs might follow some with continue. the experience of freedom in a sense his life experience of the day you can visit but you call come back from. mining to see what i work you know been. told i'm good. to hear that hamburg fans say their team went to the pitch but was it enough to keep the pin the top flight five down right here on the bonus they got messi thirty four has never been a bore it's business as usual this teams left it in till the last match day to secure survival could hamper keep their clock running or with the club make the wrong kind of history and at the opposite end of the table fourteen's competed for the tw

but kpix five's da lin says... there's a chance... one of the men facing trial m >>> a key hearing in the ghost ship warehouse case. today a judge refused to dismiss the charges. there's a chance that one of the men facing trial may get out of jail. >> micah allison appeared upset and stressed leaving a courtroom. >> this has been terrible of course it's difficult. yeah i haven't seen my husband for months. it was good to see him. terrible to see him like this. >> reporter: a judge refuse -- refused to dismiss 36 counts of manslaughter against her husband. also refused to release him on his own recognizance. >> i don't feel that it's just. >> reporter: better news for max harris. >> it seems as though the court is leaning toward releasing mr. harris on bail based on new law. >> reporter: harris is facing the same charges. prosecutors accuse harris of blocking a stairwell and preventing people from escaping the fire that killed 36 people. >> i pray that harris gets out because his psychological disposition is in disrepair. he's very fr

or lin is awash with the colors of byron munich and the uncut frankfurt for the eagerly awaited german cup final there's no denying the current league champions are favorites to win but frankfurt are hoping to bring home some cup silverware for the first time in thirteen years but that's not all we have in this week's show. we'll start with all the action from britain's packed and big stadium for the man's german cup final we'll see whether by or increased a victory or did frankfurt. managed to shock to this league giants. in the women's german cup final darren munich faced bundesliga champions fallsburg it's a busy few days for the wolves with the club playing in the champions league final the week. also coming up on the show the bundesliga season may be over but the two sides have one game left to play as they battle it out for a place in next season's top flight. dulce briggs men's team are hoping to avoid the drop but they need to seal off a key on side who've never played in the top tier of the bundesliga. pablo foley has welcome to this special german cup edition of the bundeslig

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i think i agree lin, we don't know what the motives are.he street warning people to get inside, so whatever happens, get inside and hide and be safe and secure. that's what the people did according to people on the radio. let's look at brexit. i hoped we would. this is the first bite at it. i was going to get money we wouldn't have brexit tonight. i thought you would have the tuc, but there you go. that kind of wager is always a risk. the sunday telegraph, a dozen ministers desert theresa may on customs. this is the customs partnership, whereby we would collect tariffs for the european union on any goods heading to the eu. and it's not got an enormous endorsement from experts, like ruth... from anyone! or the eu. the sunday telegraph has spoken to... sorry, i'm eating my hair! the sunday telegraph has spoken to an extraordinary number of people in the cabinet room by the sound of things, and it looks like virtually half of them, possibly more than half, will not support her on this one. last week she thought it would be home and dry on the

da lin following the debate that's happening right now. >> we could find out this evening if b.a.r.t. will be extending its service to livermore. b.a.r.t. directors talking about a couple options. it's packed house in there, standing room only. a lot of folks coming from the trivalley, hoping to convince the directors to vote yes on the extension. for some the debate is over whether b.a.r.t. should use the money to improve service or expand the system. >> we've been working to bring 5 miles of b.a.r.t. for 40 years. it's time. >> reporter: the mayor says a b.a.r.t. station would strengthen the economy and benefit the entire region. because it would connect the workforce from as far as away from the san joaquin valley to san francisco. >> reducing vehicle miles traveled, reducing greenhouse gases, getting people off the road. >> reporter: 580 in the dublin/livermore area is jammed up every day, filled with super commuters driving from stockton, tracy, and modesto. >> if they were to build one in livermore, it would be a lot closer. >> this is a tech community and a lot of us work out i

that i can no longer do in switzerland or spain or italy without being recognized but he can enter lin for now. we don't know me than. i don't know i learn the whole stir. up the world and i can keep to myself it's as if nothing had ever happened and i'm still just me. what has happened is. in twenty sixteen sofia one of but also there are twelve platinum discs and cemented his breakthrough. he's been living in berlin since twenty fifteen right now is brother is over visiting born to a german father and spanish mother had always been captivated by his grandmother's piano. he started playing when he was just ten. when his family moved from barcelona to tokyo then also had a huge impact on his music. but he often but in japan i think i was able to overcome some of my fear of singing publicly because sports karaoke is so common that i stay out of the thing while in europe sixteen year olds might go to clubs then they go singing karaoke for five hours from stoners kolka from car yoker to international stardom the twenty seven year old also gathers inspiration on his frequent travels. i was

da lin live in oakland where staffers say they feel like second class citizens. >> that's right. many doctors here in oakland say the merger with ucsf has been a very bad deal for people here in the east bay. they accuse ucsf of stripping vital services from oakland and funneling them to san francisco, but hospital leaders say those allegations are false. >> we are seeing patients disappear. we're seeing medical programs disappear. we're seeing doctors disappear. and the morale has never been lower. >> that's all due to what? >> what's driving it, i can only imagine, is a sense of instability for the future. and also a feeling of being ignored, silenced, and even disrespected. >> reporter: dr. steven long is painting a dire picture of ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland. he said since partnering with ucsf in 2014, families have been finding it very hard to seek, for example, mental health doctors and lung specialists. east bay families are being forced to drive longer and funnel to the children's hospital in san francisco. >> it was sold to us as a marriage where both partie

think my president acts in this way so it must mean that i can to his abuse of islam and muslim people lin's a cloak of legitimacy to perpetrators of violent attacks against muslims. and wondering what you think of this since you brought up the fact that you see the government and a systemic source behind some of these attacks what do you make of this comment yeah you know in my first coming book i talk about how we need to think beyond trump in this moment and i think one of the really kind of tragic i one of the many tragic side effects of this new administration is that we're forgetting about islamophobia as that came before so for instance the fact that we have had in place drone warfare program intensified by obama that legally classified adult muslim men and in the combat rather than as civilians you know and so we right now we run a risk of kind of resisting tromp only to reinstate the type of politics that brought us here in the first place and i think one of the things we ought to be very diligent about in this moment is to think about the continuity you know the types of this llama

stephanie lin will hold court and tell us what we need to know about the festival, all on our show todaywell, the japanese american internment experience is part of

as we head for the afternoon hours in lin der roes we'll see the sun. make sure you bundle up in the morning. for the afternoon keeping it on a breezy side, 50s, coast, 70s, inland. this is going to be the coolest of the next seven days. 70 degrees inland, mid-50s coast side. we're warming it up until the mid-80s and 90, inland for the upcoming weekend. the coast will remain in the 60s saturday and sunday. ama, i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. . >>> cleveland browns offensive lineman thomas is making a pricey

centroamericana quieren pasar todo el tiempo posible con ella, tanto asÍ que esta maÑana la acompaÑaron a linmo los momentos con sus hijos. la prÓxima cita con ice serÁ el 9 de julio. ella se mantiene positiva. >> dos meses ha sido ganancia y me siento feliz. jorge: un gran ejemplo de persistencia de cÓmo se le puede ganar a la vida. patricia: quÉ suerte, ojalÁ que pueda quedarse. jorge: quÉ bueno tenerte aquÍ. la primera de muchas. >> 060, ¿cuál es su emergencia? >> ella se ahorcó. daniela se ahorcó en su recámara ella se ahorcó. >> sólo necesito que me diga el domicilio en donde se encuentra daniela.

as we head for the afternoon hours in lin der roes we'll see the sun. make sure you bundle up in the morning. for the afternoon keeping it on a breezy side, 50s, coast, 70s, inland. this is going to be the coolest of the next seven days. 70 degrees inland, mid-50s coast side. we're warming it up until the mid-80s and 90, inland for the upcoming weekend. the coast will remain in the 60s saturday and sunday. ama, i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a ne

reporter: like this video, for examplple, of an a alleged lin war r criminal.t's with ththe help of such recordings that the international criminal court in the hague has issued an arrest warrant against the man. the coururt uses technology to investigate remotely. madeleine: it's a great opportunity for us, because suddenly there's this wealth of information out there. not all of it's going to be relevant, but there's this information that we suddenly can have access to in a pretty efficient manner, possibly from a spot that we can't access. reporter: the internrnional criminal court now even has its own cyber-investigators. they examine data, check for manipulation, or proof of authenticity. but the digital evidence is never the sole source of evidence. madeleine: but we're also sort of then going off and looking for other r sources to corrobore the information that conontained in a v video or a photograph, o that could be witnesses again, it could be documentation, so there's a number of different other sources that we're looking at. reporter: using technolo

lin then hopes this agency in beijing will help her make her dreams come true the company has rows and rows of small studios and some nine thousand live streamers under contract that job is to build up the biggest possible fan base. after passing in or dish and lynn lynn now streams for six hours a day more than two hundred million chinese visit live streaming platforms lynn lynn only has around a thousand viewers so far but she answers messages sings and chats about her daily life even while eating she's still streaming. as a newcomer she doesn't much. unlike this man sings in his getting ready next door he's a star of the industry with more than a million followers after college he wanted to work in fashion sang in bars but then tried life streaming to and no money no virtue your cool when i started i wasn't natural a lot of people didn't like me and they hardly had any fans then my friends told me to just be myself since then it's been going great. an assistant with a phone keeps a record of the digital gifts that fans send then that's where the money ends they range from virtual ra

live at the antioch bart station, i'm da lin . >> another barge decision, they have decided, the board not to build an extension to livermore. it would have run along interstate 580 from the existing dublin, pleasant station to a new station near the isabel interchange, but last night, a majority of the board members balked at the $1.6 billion price tag. they said that they want to focus on upgrading the current system instead. and last night, board members also backed a plan to connect the ace train from ral a wly crted railauthory ceth would cover e the entire cost. >>> a huge milestone from -- for one of the hardest hit neighborhoods. man is ready to move into the first home rebuilt after last year's deadly wildfires. emily turner on a celebration that was out today. >> reporter: that finally turned a corner, this is one man in one house and one neighborhood that was earned. it is actually so much more than that. this could be any house being built in any neighborhood. santa rosa's coffee park is not just any neighborhood. almost 1600 homes burned to the ground the night of the fire

embed lin we make the man who made that recording chinese writer and poet yeah yeah . he's desperately worried about the nobel prize winners we dog. situation is much worse than in the recording she has become completely hysterical you sees no sense in continuing to be a lawyer. she. weighs only. you has been kept prisoner in a home for nearly a year is her friend says she's suffering from acute claustrophobia. the chinese police erected barricades around her apartment in twenty ten just hours before her husband won the nobel peace prize but suddenly last year the authorities let them see one another every die by then lose szabo was suffering from terminal live account. when he died i was devastated her husband meant everything to her. they used to write a lot of poems for one another. hugo their love had nothing to do with politics. so. yeah you. regularly via skype one of the very few contacts she's permitted. he believes her best hope now is immigration to germany she's been repeatedly promised you'll be allowed to come but nothing is happened so now he's plaiting w

kpix 5's da lin shows us it also captured the suspected shooter and getaway car. >> reporter: after school, broad daylight and kids playing. then, gunshots followed by the piercing sounds of kids screaming. a home surveillance camera captured the frightening ordeal yesterday across the street from parker elementary in east oakland. happened just before 5:00. a newer model mercedes-benz pulled up and a man with a hoodie exited the car. the principal of the school saw the shooting. he says a man walked up to the apartment complex and fired three shots. you can see the gunman running back with a gun in his hand, and hear teachers telling the kids "let's go." >> let's go! [ gunfire ] >> the gunfire wasn't aimed at the campus, thankfully, but this was an incident that alarmed a t of people. we had kids in the yard, everybody started running into the building. we locked down the school immediately. >> reporter: neighbors say the housing crisis may have overshadowed oakland's crime problem in recent years but it's still a big issue. the same surveillance camera captured another shooting across fr

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this hotel on the tourist train route is owned and run by bosnia was lin family.een businesses. no one asks where you come from, our hotel is in the federation had more than half oui’ the federation had more than half our employees at serbs. we are not dividing. -- bosniak. sarajevo's cable car is more than a joy ride. it shows that things can get done, perhaps inspiring others to other heights. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello there, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your wednesday sport briefing... the europa league final between atletico madrid and marseille will be played out in the coming hours. rafael nadal begins his italian open bid. and how to react when selected for the world cup in russia. anticipation is building in lyon, ahead of the europa league final later on wednesday. atletico madrid take on marseille, with atletico looking to continue spain's dominance in the competition. their clubs have won it seven times in the last 12 years. but on french soil, marseille are confident of their chances. they won the first c

lin's lakes are crawling with the new and have attend this might not have noticed but authorities warn that local watches now facing an invasion by the north american crayfish two years ago this and then when this and that predator and then the attempt to eradicate the crayfish but that you simply couldn't eat the crayfish fast enough as they were reproducing at the same time so now the senate changed the strategy that allowing been asked to eat the crayfish but for that we first have to catch them. ok it seems i haven't got what it takes so i need some. local expert klaus hit and his team a fisherman help out they've been awarded the official contract to kill the screech us in the early morning and late afternoon these professional fisherman catch their heart in the button brit's cottons it took just a few days for them to bring in thousands of the omnivorous creatures. like it often also we think that someone had some of this aquarium when they got to begin to put them out here in the waters are these crayfish are ready to reproduce when they're just six months old and they reproduce

infrastructure we would expect that to that would be the advice to the german finance minister from fabio lin the from homs book foundation thank you so much for being here today. to germany's biggest ally. is going to hold its annual shareholders meeting later today c.e.o. costumes for looks to have a pretty picture in tow for investors war passengers small cargo and more profits than ever before but experts say that the challenge for germany's flagship kerio will be to keep the good times rolling beyond the end of the year. look turns is flying high on the back of its twenty seventeen and you'll report germany's leading airline carried more passengers than ever before and it defended its position as you were upset largest carrier thanks to a higher income in its cargo logistics and maintenance units of terms there is looking at the most profitable year in its history. the bottom line is that lufthansa saw net profits jump by a third to almost two point four billion euros and its free cash flow which allows the airline to maintain its fleet and pay for new acquisitions almost doubled to two

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to make the whole investigation i'll consider once in a while a new report by german media suggests lin obtained a chalk decades ago and then shared it with its allies former german intelligence officer runner up believes the job my media articles on this issue are credible really reports as far as i. go and from other reports sunspots of it's. in particular. as this research group can present some innocence well prepared to talk about it who participated in this operation so it sounds plausible to me and. all the more because germany had already mr mcgovern meant that you previously tried to acquire. chemical weapons for the ones you have and as the ingredients for this horrific stuff can be boiled community almost everywhere if you have the full measure of you all you need is highly secure the horrid tree so basically it could be done anywhere this is out international more of your news in just a moment. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global

mark hamel, guillermo del toro, lin-manuel miranda goes nuts on the internet, and they want the showright. >> trevor: but. >> but all of a sudden we are trying to figure out where we are going to go. hulu passed, netflix passed, all of a sudden nbc pix up, 30 hours later. 's not talking days, we're talking minutes and hours. >> trevor: so your uncle came back from the dead 30 hours later. >> yes, he walked back in through the front door and i was like ah, threw my legs up on him. >> trevor: that is wild. you have to say t shows you two things. one, how beloved the show is because brooklyn nine nine is a maining, one of the funniest shows on tv. >> thank you. >> trevor: are you one the funniest people on tv, that news is happening and people are trying to absorb the fact that you were on deadpool 2 which was a surprise to me. i didn't know, this your family didn't know this, is it true. >> no, no, first of all trk was the biggest secret f i told anybody i was in it they would own my children, it is about secretary resee, about cia, fbi. >> trevor: secretary resee and owning kids. >> i

da lin following the debate that's happening right now. >> we could find out this evening if b.a.r.t. be extending its service to livermore. b.a.r.t. directors talking about a couple options. it's packed house in there, standing room only. a lot of folks coming from the trivalley, hoping to convince the directors to vote yes on the

think my president acts in this way so it must mean that i can to his abuse of islam and muslim people lin's a cloak of legitimacy to perpetrators of violent attacks against muslims. and wondering what you think of this if you brought up the fact that you see the government and a systemic source behind some of these attacks what do you make of this comment yeah you know in my first coming book i talk about how we need to think beyond trump in this moment and i think one of the really kind of tragic i one of the many tragic side effects of the new administration is that we're forgetting about islamophobia as that came before so for instance the fact that we have had in place drone warfare program intensified by obama that legally classified adult muslim men and the combatant rather than as civilians you know and so we right now we run a risk of kind of resisting tromp only to reinstate the type of politics that brought us here in the first place and i think one of the things we ought to be very diligent about in this moment is to think about the continuity you know the types of this llama pho

katv lin, i'd like to thank you for all you've done for union street, speaking as the president. but also, you helped us create a tremendous neighborhood where the customers love to come and they love to come to the street. i want to thank you for the benches and all the news racks and everything you've done for us. okay, congratulations. and next up, supervisor sheehy. >> thank you. i would like to call up rick and nadia malu. you have friends from the neighborhood. the chief's boutique. you are welcome to come up and take pictures. the chief's boutique has been an icon and fixture in glen park for 25 years. rick and nada are both refugees from turmoil in the middle east. rick from lebanon, nada from syria. this store has been, you know, you first came to glen park, a quieter village. i still remember when the grocery store, we had the neighborhood grocery store go out, the chief boutique filled the gap. i remember bringing my daughter michelle in, while she was in a baby bjorn, took a bite, almost blinded me with the squirt to the eye but lucky he didn't charge me for the squir

that is the reason for all the lins. let me life some products that have been found in another issue we have confidence, sploy pause e of of immation policies. our work in the probingtive workers in the and vept you'll ser rated in the world. this is american people rmingts count looking. and look they are and begin to work. iffer been met every mataley borrows. i don't know anyone who would so what the hell are we doing except counting on all of you to wake us all up. we never asked for it, but that's what we feel about it. thank you. [applause] >> c-span "washington journal" with news and policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, republican of south carolina, tom rice, will be with us to discuss president trump's iran deal. and alifornia dem kick national quournl highlight on nemal. nights' pre watch c-span on wednesday morning. join the dugs. >> looking ahead some of our life coverage this week, prosecute trum's pick tests before the senate ento your knowledge economy. thursday.s at 11:0 on on nurse, testifies

no place for a dispensary ...marcus lin / kohoutek dentalat least not in this location. in fact another location has opened another mile up from here. why do they need 2 locations so close to each other.with limited street and lot parking, this is a potential parking nightmare. it's gonan be 7 days a week 13 hours a daythey're looking at 250 clients coming in and out. a green wall has been suggested to separate the business from the school.it would be a green wall of plants. how's is that going to contain the security, safety, odor, the distinct smell these dispensaries have??felix archuleta / neotech realtyit's gonna generate 2x as much revenue. money talks and us little people have a tendency to be pushed aside.standup these business owners were able to stop the approval process. right now further research is being done.city council may decide one way or the other in the first week of june..reporting live from union city ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) happening now. police are searching for the owner of two pit- bulls...accused of attacked four people and a dog

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joining us tonight, ed roll lins, former reagan political director.served in three presidential administrations, and he is fox business political analyst -- >> thank you. lou: and a great friend. good to see you. i have to say listening to jim kallstrom -- >> great american, he really is a fabulous guy. lou: he is, without question. and to see the pain as he talks about his agency, he was there for almost three decades -- assistant director -- >> in the new york office a long time. >> he's just an amazing man. and i wonder where are the other agents like jim. >> i think there's plenty of them. they're not in the hierarchy, that's the problem. the hierarchy -- lou: well, they're corrupt. i'm saying where are the agents who care so much about it that -- >> right. lou: is there such a fear within that agency that they haven't got the guts to stand up against corrupt, obviously corrupt leadership? >> well, eight years of erik holder and his suck -- eric holder and his successor -- lou: they're indoctrinated. >> you step up and basically do what's right, y

lin, and there was an important study from france that came out about two years ago.what it's looking at is the correlation between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline. there is another study out by the lancet commission from 2017 and it talks about how there is risk factors for dementia. and there is modifiable risk factors and hearing loss is one of the nine modifiable risk factors, but is also the single most -- the single risk factor that is accounted for the greatest proportion of dementia risk. something that could be looked at mid and late life that can be treated. a lot of the studies, what we're talking about is the cognitive load that is put onto the brain to have to put all this extra energy into your listening effort. and when we're putting all this weight on our cognitive load for listening, it's taking away from other functions that the brain could be doing. and that's why a lot of the studies are looking at if we treat the hearing loss versus not treating the hearing loss, how does that change our risk factors? so they're seeing if we treat the

no place for a dispensary ...marcus lin / kohoutek dentalat least not in this location. in fact another location has opened another mile up from here. why do they need 2 locations so close to each other.with limited street and lot parking, this is a potential parking nightmare. it's gonan be 7 days a week 13 hours a daythey're looking at 250 clients coming in and out. a green wall has been suggested to separate the business from the school.it would be a green wall of plants. how's is that going to contain the security, safety, odor, the distinct smell these dispensaries have??felix archuleta / neotech realtyit's gonna generate 2x as much revenue. money talks and us little people have a tendency to be pushed aside.standup these business owners were able to delay the approval process. right now further research is being done.the city council may decide one way or the other in the first week of june..reporting live from union city ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) new details... on a story we first brought you as breaking news.. last night at 10:30. we now know .... three