hillary, hickory, linden. they're in between the larger streets. at this second -- at the hearing, the decision at the hearing was -- sorry. hold on for a second. the second denial of my request to remove the trees stated they could not be replaced if removed. this was disturbing to me because we have always had trees on our block. when i first moved in there in 1987, there were trees that lined the block. there were a dozen of them. and in january and february the whole block was blooming bright yellow. those trees have a short live span and they've died and there's four trees left on our block that are on their last legs and they need to be removed and replaced. if you go up a block over to lilly street, it's the same sidewalk with and they've got cherry trees -- >> can you speak into the microphone. thank you. >> on the narrow street next to our street, there are trees, small trees planted up and down the street and also sidewalk gardens. our requests to do the same have been denied for some reason. it was by city and friends there before us. we

linden alley is an example of that. there have been some efforts. unfortunately not everyone has the funding to pull off the linden alley project as was installed by blue bottle cafe. it's one of the potential solutions. so we're actively engage in this process and we hear the feedback. >> mr. buck, i've got two quick questions. so one, you are coming to the board of appeals and you can't get a copy of the director's -- >> it's a testament -- >> how is a member of the public going to get it when you, from the department, has a hearing and can't get it? and the second question is, what is on your website? do you have a website? >> we have a website and i can check what is referenced on the website. we were consistent with a property owner that the sidewalk is narrow. it was discussed in our resulting decision. we've had multi-million dollar projects come before us and they want to plant street trees. we want street trees. the sidewalks -- sorry to interrupt. i'm just asking because if your director's order indicates seven or 6'6" including the curb,

>> jimmy: you know hal linden's showing up with no shirt on! >> steve: what?!e: "barney miller's" hal linden. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, man. i was at a party years ago. diddy had a party, and he kept announcing everyone who was arriving at the party. and someone gave him the wrong card. they kept giving him the same card. [ light laughter ] so he kept announcing that simon rex was at the party. [ laughter ] 'cause he was -- they just kept going, it was like, "yeah, we're having a great party. like, dude al sharpton -- lorne michaels is here, blah blah." he's like, "simon rex up in this piece!" and then did he something else. and then he came to like, ten minutes later, he's like, "oh, this party's crazy tonight man. heidi klum is here, jiy fallon simon rex is here." [ laughter ] "manifest," about people being stuck on a plane for five years. or as spirit airline calls it, "the feel-good show of the year." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah, we're, uh -- not gonna take off. so. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what is that? >> steve: just forget it. [ light l

dollars linden negi one works in sales. san paulo nationals in there is quite a unique school because they will take on such an easy to talk highway so that means that over using the pulley few tears and that also means that they have to replace them quite regularly. this is come the capital of uganda population one of the half million a number of companies here now offer water purification systems by the end of twenty eighteen london iggy ones firm plans to quadruple the number of schoolchildren it provides with drinking water to two point eight million we believe with the support from the church the government and you think we're going to raise issues we can reach we speak. she refining tap or well water with one of these systems is not only a lot cheaper than boiling out it's also better for the environment. back in the small town of fort portal and western uganda impact water has contracts with more than three hundred schools. since the beginning of the year one of them is new york a serous school with over one thousand

let's speak now to: sophie linden, deputy mayor of london for policing and crime; will linden, deputyago. thank you for coming on the programme. can you tell our audience what happened to your boy? my son was killed on monday, the 4th of september at 3pm in a playground, which is about two minutes away from my father's home. he was sat on a wall and a my father's home. he was sat on a walland a carcame my father's home. he was sat on a wall and a car came up and let out shots and my son was fatally shot in his head. how do you cope with that? by his head. how do you cope with that? by speaking out in regards to what's actually occurred, because i could never imagine that i would be here sitting with you now having this kind of conversation. and the fact i am no longer raising my son is what spurs me on because me and my son had a very good relationship and good understanding. but what was going on in that area was the problem. for me it was about having support, what was going on in that area, and what happened to my son, i am still in disbelief to this day. sophie linden, the deputy

from prison sherman tined directed investigators to the town of linden where the remains of a five victims were recovered in 2012. >> there have been numbers up to the number of 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. those families deserve closure. >> sherman tined and herzog were named the speed their dru fueled rampages. they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens of more killings in san joaquin valley. >>> google will pay the cost of restoring a san jose war memorial that was recently vandalized. it will cost about $3000. google plans to provide the repair money plus a reserve for future maintenance. two weeks ago that memorial honoring the 142 people from san jose who died in the vietnam war was tagged with graffiti and splashed with paint. the repair work started this week on the sons of san jose monument at guadalupe river park. it was built in 2013 with money raised by a group of veterans. >>> it is w the world's largest tech and startup conference and it's going on this week. up next the new warning from a former facebook executive about election se

in 1968, the republicans filibustered linden johnson's nominee for chief justice of the united states, abe fortis. in october 1968, so roughly the same period of time as now. >> sorry to interrupt you. an investigation would take maybe three days. we're not talking about a huge delay here. the reality is that any change in the midterm elections, that's not going to have any impact until the new year. so bread kavanagh denies this ever happening, right? and says it's a smear campaign against him. he says he looks forward to testifying thursday and defending his good name. but wouldn't an investigation help him do just that rather than this effort to rush the confirmation hearing through as quickly as possible and leave the impression that all of these allegations sort of left hanging basically and essentially a stain against brett kavanagh? it's in his interest. >> well, if we think of another historical parallel in 1991, during the anita hill testimony, clarence thomas responded sort of -- he came out swinging in response to her testimony. he denied all of the accusations. he famously

you don't need to stand up again, but we are extremely proud of this military program of gary linden from the u.s. army and the party had an opportunity to meet those folks earlier in the program. we are certainly grateful for their service to the nation. so now it's my pleasure to introduce our distinguished guests who happens to be a native of ashland. spent her entire career in service to our nation. before president trump nominated her to be the first female director of the central intelligence agency, most americans obviously didn't know anything about gina. she made the few public appearances, most of her life had been spent in the shadows. maybe most unbelievable to the young people here, gina didn't even have a twitter account. so as the senate considered her nomination, we learned more about her. we learned about her impressive career as an intelligence officer spinning more than three decades. we heard some interesting facts such as how she keeps a cardboard cutout of johnny cash in her office as a symbol of american individualism. but i found one aspect of her biography ra

destroyed, but i want to ask about getting the fascination with marxism and what his attitude was towards linden and stalin you mentioned he'd visited and how that affected his own definition of freedom. did he just focus on free enterprise? >> the interaction with joseph stalin is an interesting one. wendell wilkie as a guest of the russians debated the capitalism of the drop of a hat with russians and indeed with stalin, he was indulged i suppose. he said few people you can't be free unless you have the right to say things to your government and what have you. it was an american spiel, however he was impressed that central america had gone in to a depression that russians had not said he was impressed by the scale of the industrial boat and agricultural development mind you and the collective had been brutal, but that he was honest enough to want to appreciate why they thought their experiment was a great value and benefit. in that way he and fdr were much closer in their understanding or misunderstanding of what would be required in world war ii when it ended. it would be possible to work wit

an off-duty linden firefighter just happened to be nearby with his kids and trailer in tow."we were just coming back from dropping off some cattle in galt and decided we'd try to help."they rounded up the bulls. . but still two were on the run leading ranchers. . officers. .and animal control on a hoof chase. . through these country roads."it was a bit of a stampede. we tried to round them up before they got even north on the freeway." a chaotic scene to say the least."could be dangerous to the traffic and obviously that speeds people use on highway 99, it could be real dangerous."brief freedom on the freeway for these bulls who are now back where they belong. (jrstone)happening now. typhoon trami is hitting japan's main islands this weekend, bringing heavy rain and wind.the storm is lashing an island chain, north of taiwan, that includes okinawa, the largest island, with a (jrstone)happening now. typhoon trami is hitting japan's main islands this weekend, bringing heavy rain and wind.the storm is lashing an island chain, north of taiwan, that includes okinawa, the largest is

in 20-12 the sheriff's department began digging in linden looking for victims' remains of the so-calledne and loren herzog. they're accused of a meth-fueled crime spree leaving more than 20 bodies buried. sheriff-elect pat withrow says he is re-opening the case to try and help families find closure. <"there have been numbers up to they number 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. so those families deserve closure. it's our job to do it.">( will ) herzog's murder convictions were overturned. he was paroled in 2010 and committed suicide in 2012. shermantine is on death row at san quentin state prison. ( will ) happening tomorrow... demolition on the old bay bridge wraps up. this is video of a previous implosion. crews will implode two marine foundations tomorrow... between 11 a-m and 1:30 p-m... so expect delays. the c-h-p will stop traffic at the metering lights on the east side of the bridge. they'll also have a rolling stop on the west side. ( darya ) engaged couples looking to get married quickly will have the opportunity today. the contra costa county clerk-recorder wil

from prison shermantine directed investigators to the town of linden where remains were recovered in 2012 of five victims. >> there have been numbers up to the number of 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. though families deserve closure. >> shermantine and herzog were named the "speed freak" killers because of their drug- fueled rampages. they were convicted of four murders and suspected of dozens more killings in san joaquin valley. >>> the city of martinez paid tribute to a police officer who was killed in the line of duty ten years ago today. a memorial was held outside police headquarters today for sergeant paul starzyk. the 47-year-old officer rushed to help back in2008 when a man with a gun terrorized customers at a hair salon before he sought out his estranged wife in a nearby apartment. the gunman killed sergeant starzyk and injured another officer as they were trying to save the six people in apartment. today heather holmes talked with the officer's widow. it was her t interview since that tragic day. >> entold me that they did everything that they could do,

from prison traumatized directed investigators to the town of linden where the remains of the five victims were recovered in 2012. >> there have been numbers up to 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. those families deserve closure. >> sherman tiedt and herzog were named the speed freak killers because of their drug fueled rampages but they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens more killings in san joaquin valley. >>> in contra costa county one of the leaders of the parents and teachers group is accused of stealing $28,000 from the club video christina bought a beetle was a treasure of paris club at pioneer elementary in brentwood. she was arrested yesterday and booked into the martinez detention facility on felony embezzlement charges. other parents started noticing unusual charges on the clubs debit card statements for parents alerted the principal who then notified authorities. >>> the state may revoke the licenses of two senior care homes in santa rosa staffers abandoned seniors during the deadly tubs wildfire last october. investigation found more t

from prison sure mattia directed investigators to the town of linden where the remains of five victimsere recovered in 2012. >> there have been numbers up to the number of 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. those families deserve closure. >> sherman tian and herzog were named the speed freak killers because of their drug you will rampages. they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens of others in san joaquin valley. >>> google will pay the cost of restoring a san jose war memorial that was recently vandalized. it will cost about $3000 or google will provide that repair money, plus extra money for future maintenance. two weeks ago that memorial honoring the 142 people from san jose who died in the vietnam war was tagged with graffiti and is splashed with paint . the repair work started this week on the sons of san jose monuments at guadalupe river park. it was build in 2013 with money raised by a group of veterans. >>> a longtime metal factory in berkeley is closing after 84 years pacific steel had been one of the largest steel fabricators in the coun

two or three days down the road, when it drops, we could see that in linden north carolina.esting come sunday or monday to see if we have towns or entire areas seven or 8 feet underwater. >> shannon: steve, thank you very much. a final check with leland. i don't know if he is still there. is it still save enough for you to be out there? will you call it at some point? >> shannon, we will definitely call it at some point. this water starts to lap up, at some point, it is getting closer and closer. we'll come back out for a minute. more than anything, it is pretty uncomfortable. to be honest, to be out here, as the rain and wind continues. echoing what steve said, there isn't that intense cake in the teeth that you get with a lot o, major storms come up with the marathon could potentially be a lot more destructive. a sort exponential force of nature that begins to exert itself, not only obviously on the structures, on the people who are out either rescuing or trying to help folks who are still stuck here, but also in terms of the water that comes down, the slower the storms mo

where martin luther king delivered the final sermon on the same day linden johnson announced and decided to leave the presidential race. the last time doctor king preached to a sunday service was in this cathedral and used the central insight that the arch of a moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice and his voice echoed through this cathedral. also and i'm thinking about president bush sitting there now george w. bush. this is in some ways the moment and the place he became president. and the terrible service on after the attacks on the friday service before he went to ground zero. >> right. >> he said we are in the middle hour of our grief. >> i agree with you about that john. that was when he stood with the firefighter and said we're going to get the people that broke down these buildings. let me go to a man who knows about war and war fronts. richard engel. one thing we think about in these moments was what it was like with him out in the front. he spent so much time with the troops. warrior among warriors. tell us about you witnessing that. >> so he was someone who woul

from prison sherman teen directed investigators to the town of linden where the remains of five victimsred in 2012. >> there have been numbers up to the number of 100 bodies out there that could be out there still. those families deserve closure. >> sherman tiedt and herzog were named the speed freak killers because of their drug fueled rampages they were convicted of four murders and are suspected of dozens of other killings in san joaquin valley. >>> a group of bay area teachers and school counselors say the midterm elections will be critical if gun control measures are to move ahead. that was one of the points made last night at a town hall meeting in oakland about school safety but it was organized by east bay assemblymen tony thurman who is in a runoff election in november with fellow democrat marshall talk for the state superintendent of public instruction. another topic was president trump's suggestion to arms some teachers several students who were speaking at the forum say schools have accepted school shootings by holding disaster drills. >> on the same day that they are taught

remember emily linden, columnist for "teen vogue" and she tweeted out it's okay if innocent men are caughthe #metoo movement because it serves a broader purpose. i fundamentally disagree with that. that is the problem with the #metoo movement, it only considers the accuser and itbl doesn't consider the accused. judge kavanaugh's life hangs in the balance here. that is my bigger problem. he won't get a fair hearing. there is to due process in court of public opinion. if his life and his career is railroaded and he is innocent, that is a problem. we should care as a society to i get it right and having balance here. >> tucker: isn't it the idea we don't punish the innocent and we doe believe in collective punishment, punishing because you are in a group you didn't choose to join. aren't those the core promises of america? why are all the rich and the powerful people saying thehe opposite?he >> they should but to the broader point of be, tucker. wanting an f.b.i. investigation, as the previous guest said. what is there to investigate? ford doesn't remember where, she doesn't remember when or

oakland a's coliseum as part of a campaign close to his heart, he grew up in the central valley town of linden and had the same high school baseball coach as ktvu's joe fonzie. he met with hundreds of fans from the native central valley to promote an anti-bullying campaign called i can help. >>> there is a lot of negative things out there, if you can be a positive role model and not only influence your peers and others to tell them to be positive, that is something you should do. >>> judge has been on the disabled list since july 27 with a broken bone chip, he did not play in the game tonight, just in case you're wondering, the a'the game, 6-3. >>> a bill on the governor's desk would extend smart trains 75 miles north to willis. tom vacar is at the transit center with more, tom? >> reporter: people who ride the trains seem to love it, but they are not the only ones paying for this, not now, and not in the future. >> reporter: senator mike mcguire's bill, says that they could eventually extend this smart train to the mendocino town of willet, even giving it a chance to haul freight. >> there is

. >> linden johnson did not realize the kennedy people were going to treat him so badly. mr.got his man and his man knew what he was signing up for. in the history of great loves, romeo and juliette, abilard and eloise, pence and trump, the difference is it's not reciprocated because there is no love coming back toward mr. pence, mr. trump is monogamous, he only loves himself. >> how in any transition plan, he's sitting there like the da vinci code in a pious way, looking 45 degrees at trump's neck, is that supposed to impress -- not in that picture. is that supposed to impress the trump-ite? >> it's like eating corn on the cob. it's hard to do it with dignity. al gore did, cheney, they had good relationships with their president. you don't have that kind of relationship with this president. >> someone said he had the soul of a vice-president. >> who said that? >> someone talking about walter mondale. the vice-president has frequently played the role of the president's biggest cheerleader. don't you think? let's watch. >> thanks to the leadership of president donald trump. we

linden johnson put abe fortis on the supreme court in 1965.was his extremely close friend and crony. even though fortis was on the court, johnson used him as a staff aid. woe come fortis come to the oval office and write the president's speeches. he would sometimes help lbj choose bombing targets. that's exact lie the kind of intimacy you should not have between a president and a justice, and you certainly should not have a justice on the supreme court feeling such a sense of indebtedness to the president who sent him there that he's not going to rule against the president if one day that should be required. >> michael, nbc news presidential historian, thank you, my friend. it's good to have you here. much appreciated. >> thank you. thank you so much, rachel. >> lots more of this busy, busy night. stay with us. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors a

leadership in temperature buoy leapt times be warned this is not a book about teddy rose frelt and lindenaking history. management skills. she is getting in my turf here they employed to be historic which explains the generous blurbs from warren buffet and jim collins. i can't each get those guys to return my calls. this is terrific. >> thank you. >> neil: so terrific. you have must have planned the whole kavanaugh controversy around this. what are you making of this in washington right now. >> thing that makes me sad there were times where if you were a senator the honor and reputation of the institution was the most important thing to you. it's one of the reasons that the civil rights bill got through in 1964, republican senators realized we can't not back the democrats even though it's the other party to break the filibuster because the senate has to have integrity. this process has not worked well. no matter which side you are on. i just hope they will be able to make it work well now because they have to as pride as senators u it's one of the most things they do to pick a supreme cou

sherman time directed a basket of to the town of linden where the remains of five victims were recovered are up to 100 bodies that could be out there still. his family deserves closure. >> they were named the speed freak killers because of their drug fueled rampages. they were convicted of farmers and suspected of doesn't work killings in san joaquin county. >>> president trump sharply criticized the california governor gavin newsom during a rally in montana. the president says the governor newsome is actually running for governor. >> how about the governorship of california. he just announced that he wants to open borders, and he wants to let everyone come in who wants to and he wants to pay for all medical, and all schools. what happens if the entire world decides to go to california because they get free healthcare and free medical care and education? california has just increased in size to 500 million people. but the president was referring to a recent, lieutenant governor gavin newsom made when he said he instituted universal healthcare is the mayor of san francisco and that he wou

you have written about like abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt, franklin roosevelt the other one is linden johnson. so why did you decide to write aen book about four different people? why not write about somebody new? >> each time i finish writing one of thene books, have to take all of their books out of my study to make room for the next guy i felt like i was betraying him like an old boyfriend. [laughter] so i thought what if i could keep my guys together? but i would have to do that by looking at them in a new way. once upon a time as a graduate student reading plato and aristotle does at times make the man and we also talk about boys and girls with those are the kinds of things and i do call them my guys it may be disrespectful but what if i just take them so it was a great project for me. and i loved every minute of it. >> and with lyndon johnson knew could relate how you actually came to know him and how you almost lost your job with an article that you wrote. >> as chosen at a white house loi was 24 years old the white house fellowship program we had a big dance and i was selected