nice -- it's a beautiful day in lyon. >> yeah. ♪ >> in lyon, a city that believes absolutely in the powerhere. the name that brought honor, attention and millions of visitors to the city. though there have been many chef heroes in the annals of gastronomy, in lyon and even across france, one name stands above all others. murals, bridges, markets, casual brasserie, the name of monsieur paul is everywhere. but one of his most enduring institutions is this. la institute bocuse. one of the nation's great culinary schools. now, just to give you an idea of the standards here, the kind of traditional dishes, baseline old school fundamentals you're expected to master before you move on at becoming a creative genius all your own, meet these guys. matthew vianet, joseph viola and the institute's top dog, alain lacosec. chefs and m.o.f.s all. otherwise known as muffs. >> pretty much pay your flight home, private. >> master chefs. >> every four years, they have this m.o.f. competition. >> m.o.f. is -- >> meilleur ouvrier of france. >> the master craftsmen of france. >> there's about 30 discipline of

why lyon, why here?s cured pork in delicious forms. >> >> the art of charcuterie, lyonnaise can't live without it. >> pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynaud. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and they're going mad with production of saucisson. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and back fat are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. the sprinkling of seasoning and spices. removed in large balls of finely but not too finely chopped leek. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> lot of work. >> spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shapes and smacked to remove air bubbles. >> make sure the meat gets really tight. >> into the sausage machine and piped into organic casings. trust me, it ain't easy. >> ve

dean lyons: thank you for that. can you use the microphone? thank you. >> thank you. what is your view on google withdrawing from china? more specifically, to provide limited but still superior service to 1.4 billion people compared to no service at all. gabriel: that was definitely the most challenging chapter of my time at google without a doubt. you know, it was a source of real soul-searching at the company. first, let me tell you where we stand on this at twitter and i can try to shed some light on how that went for us at google. twitter is currently blocked in china. as much as we would love for people in china to be able to freely access twitter, they cannot. what we said is that we are unwilling to make the kinds of sacrifices that we believe we would need to make in order to be unblocked there. perhaps there is a world in which twitter can be unblocked but it would require sacrifices that were just not prepared to commit to because of our values. in the case of google, i would say it was similar. the differ

dean lyons: thank you for that. can you use the microphone? thank you. >> thank you. what is your view on google withdrawing from china? more specifically, to provide limited but still superior service to 1.4 billion people compared to no service at all. gabriel: that was definitely the most challenging chapter of my time at google without a doubt. you know, it was a source of real soul-searching at the company. first, let me tell you where we stand on this at twitter and i can try to shed some light on how that went for us at google. twitter is currently blocked in china. as much as we would love for people in china to be able to freely access twitter, they cannot. what we said is that we are unwilling to make the kinds of sacrifices that we believe we would need to make in order to be unblocked there. perhaps there is a world in which twitter can be unblocked but it would require sacrifices that were just not prepared to commit to because of our values. in the case of google, i would say it was similar. the differ

. >> yes, i saw him in france when i was in lyon. >> i didn't know he was touring in lyon. >> i think or heard some of his songs in lyon. >> do you like his song just married? >> i do. i don't know where i saw it. i couldn't tell you where i saw it. i was in lyon, i think it was there. >> were you excited to hear deejay jimmy and the kimmels this year? >> definitely not -- you said jimmy and the kimmels? not jimmy kimmel, but like -- >> yeah, just like "lie witness news." >> why not? why not? >> do you like the band jimmy kimmel just made me lie for like 15 minutes? >> yes. >> what do you think about the band so much marijuana. >> so much marijuana? i like marijuana. i like a lot of large. so so much marijuana is a good name for a band, and also we need to pass this law in texas, 2015 legalize marijuana in all 52 states, period! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well done. we have a lot of fun here tonight. we have music tonight from spoon. gary clark jr. is here with the cletones. director robert rodriguez is here. we are live from the long center in austin, texas. we'll be right bac

let's bring in mike lyons. major lyons great to see you as always.hat is the significance of 300 u.s. troops being on ukrainian soil training ukrainian troops? >> i'll call it trip-wire diplomacy. it gives the russians pause for what do they do next? do they move more troops into the south? what are they going to do at this point in time. it's an irritant from their perspective. any u.s. troops training ukraine soldiers to possibly fight against russians is a threat to them. >> could these american troops end up in some way being confronted by the pro-russian rebels and possibly even russian troops? >> right now they are well west of where russian troops are. they are closer to the eastern european countries as well. >> so they are on the other side of the country. >> yes, but they the border. they could train more troops that reach back out to where the russian soldiers could be. they're going to try to make them become better soldiers. >> how is this in the u.s. interest? >> this is about showing our allies that we're going to support our friends.

it's a two-alarm structure fire on lyon street near the presidio.is causing a -- causing a traffic jam coming off the new part of the doyle drive extension getting past the palace of fine arts because of the smoke and fire trucks there coming into the marina district. the fire -- it was july called under control by the fire department. but we see spoke rising. we'll tell you more coming up. let's go to some of the traffic pictures here. this is a look atle bay bridge toll plaza -- at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along okay as you drive through. we can go back to the maps. northbound 101 is slow. we had a couple of accidents. it's bad out there. you need extra time on your south bay commute. back to the desk. >>> we're continuing to follow the developing story in oakland where shots were fired at two undercover police officers overnight. three people are now under arrest. it's a case that involves the homicide, a car cash and a manhunt. alex savidge joins us live with an update from oakland police headquarters. good morning, alex.

>>james: a fire burning at the intersection of lombard at lyon st.raffic impacted in the area to reason is there who took these pictures. >>james: she said a couple of things that you will write off the bat liverpool role and evaluated and chatted to crawlspaces we could have hot spots that leader for while it does cover a wide area people will be getting on or off the golden gate bridge it might be impacted by it. cox >>george: that is the diagonal that runs from the presidio park way out to lombard street off the portion of lombard that this is on is actually here which is three blocks stretch that runs between richardson and write off to visit zero actually committed the adjacent to liverpool and that is one of the building a desperate evacuation which will be baker's tree that is another restaurant there is a small business on the corner as you pointed out in the lombard get this for a lot of people to get into. >>george: it is a commute route for a lot of people who comes out of the richmond district and come through the presidio in order to get

why thousands of sea lyon pups are beaching themselves. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. john seigenthaler. >> the retraction. a journalistic breakdown in rolling "soap" magazineroll rolling "rollingroll "rolling stone" magazine. and why a faulty report could hurt sexual six of sexual assault. >>> photos of abraham lincoln and the civil war. and lady day's legacy. jazz icon billie holiday still inspiring 100 years after her birth. >> it was a blockbuster article about an alleged gang rape at a fraternity. now that fraternity plans to sue rolling stone. jonathan betz with more. >> now the story has formally been retracted and there are serious questions about how the piece even got published. jackie's story has been crumbling for months. but now a scathing new review. the columbia university school of journalism declared rolling stone failed to engage in basic even routine journalistic practice when reporting a woman's claim she was raped by seven men at an university of virginia fraternity. rolling stone formerly retracted its story after columbia professor investigateed

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit . >> it sfgov ready? sfgovtv we're starting the meeting in a couple of minutes

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.rmation visit >> hi, i'm corn field and welcome to doing building san francisco, we are doing a special series, called stay safe, how you can stay in your home safely and comfortable, and we know that an earthquake is coming and there are things that you can do to reduce the effects of the earthquake on your home. let's take a look at that. >> here at the spur urban center on mission street in san francisco talking about staying in your home after an earthquake. i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harvey and david, and both structural engineers and we want to talk about things that you might do before an earthquake to your home to make it more likely that your home will be ha bitable after an earthquake what should we do? both structural and maybe even important non-structural things. >> you hear about how to prepare an earthquake kit and brace your book shelves and water tank and that is important. what you have to be careful is make sure that you are not going the easy th

dean lyons: that is part of why the university is such an exciting place. the marketplace for ideas is open, and that is why we love it here so much. gabriel, thank you very much for being here today. gabriel: thank you for having me. [applause] dean lyons: thank you you all for being here. >> retired professional golfer jack nicholas was awarded the congressional gold medal recognized for his public service during a ceremony on capitol hill that included family, friends and congressional leaders. >> it's not the trophy or the triumph, it is the respect that jack's rivals remember most. that is what gives the 1986 masters its size. to win, jack had to overcome tom watson greg norman and according to some, father time. not a slouch on that list. that day, we were part of something special. something bigger, just as we now are today. it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game and no one has played it better for longer than jack. >> you can see that ceremony later today at 6:30 eastern here on c-span. >> monday night, on the communicators, vi

investigators say the car may have been speeding when it slammed into the side of the executive lyons tour bus. one person riding in the car was killed. several other people were injured and had to go to the hospital. >>> president obama defending the frame work for a nuclear agreement with iran. the president calls it a once in a lifetime opportunity to prevent a bomb and bring longer term stability to the middle east. but the deal coming under attack on two fronts. benjamin netanyahu says iran will have too much of its nuclear program intact. force >> congressionally mandated sanctions is what helped in a strong way to get iran to the table. so certainly we should approve this deal. >> the white house plans an aggressive campaign to convince congress to go along with the plan. it's also working to reassure arab alleys that this will increase security in the region. the president tells the new york times it is personally difficult to be accused of not looking out for israel's interest. >>> edward snowden made a rare appearance on u.s. television sitting down with an interview with jo

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> thank you everybody. colleagues. thank you for your patience. we're back in session. welcome to the members of the public and we got as far as the pledge of allegiance and now bee will move on to communications. madam clerk are there any communications? >> i have no communications madam president. >> okay. colleagues at this time are there any changes to the minutes of march 10? seeing no changes i do have a motion to approve the minutes? moved by supervisor tang. seconded by supervisor campos. without objection these meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. [gavel] madam clerk can you please read consent. >> items 1-4 are considered routine unless a member objects and considered separately. >> are there any members of the board to remove any items? seeing none. erk madam clerk can you call the read. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> sup

"empire" is about a couple, cookie lyon and lucious lyon. we were best -- we were married. got a crazy son. and i got a worthless son. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got to watch! america loves it! it is exactly what you need! [ cheers and applause ] it's fun. >> that's on wednesday. you can get your fix on wednesday. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. everyone -- so you've got to watch. it's just fun. but i love that everyone's getting involved and you get to talk about it. because when you see a a phenomenon like this, it's so exciting. and it just got picked up for season two, so congratulations on that. >> thank you. i'm psyched. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a couple episodes left for this year? >> no, we're done this season. >> jimmy: you're done with this season. it's finished. >> why do you think i'm getting so fat now? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. you're not getting fat. >> i am. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> i am. i look like six months pregnant right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you don't. now, terrence -- >> it's okay. it's okay. >> jimmy: you're being hard on you

it's located on san francisco's lyon's street near lombard. the first crew on the scene called for backup within minutes. the firefighters dragged hoses on to the roof. they had to rip out the ceiling to get the water inside. the building houses liverpool lil's. a picture posted on the pub's facebook page two weeks ago shows a visit from giant's pitcher tim lincecum. investigators say the fire may have started in a shed out back and spread. >> the fire had extended from that area up into the unit above. so we had fire in the walls and the attic space which requires a lot of overhaul activities. >> i'm shocked about it right now. i don't know what's going to happen. it's been here forever. i hope it's not too badly damaged. so it's got a lot of history in here. >> reporter: the unit above used as office space also burned. the liverpool lil's dining area and kitchen suffered a lot of smoke and water damage. flames did not spread to other buildings and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new this morning in east oakland police have

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a

it sits on lombard and lyon right at the entrance to the presidio. >> it was remodeled a couple of years ago. it's tricky trying to find this shed outbuilding in the back. that's what took so long to get to the seat of the fire. >> reporter: patrick mulligan owns the flats next door. >> i've been telling them this thing is an accident waiting to happen for 40 years. it did. >> reporter: for years he says the restaurant's owner has not complied with city colds. >> i've been complaining for many years about the grease on the roof, the proof will come out in the pudding whenever they come out with their inspections. i think it should have been condemned a long time ago. >> reporter: estimated damage is $500,000. >> this place has been here my whole life. >> i'm very sad about if. i hope we get it started again. >> reporter: fire officials say the fire appears to have started behind the walls possibly due to faulty wiring. regulars say they are heartbroken that their hangout will be closed for some time. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the man suspected of groping a 12-year-old girl

. >> reporter: people on the streets of lyon are trying a distinctive japanese food for the first time. and they're finding the texture challenging. >> translator: i don't like it at all. really. >> reporter: it's slimy. >> translator: it's weird. it makes me feel ill. >> reporter: a nato maker is trying a different approach in an attempt to change people's perceptions. people from this company arranged to give the dish a debut at one of the world's largest food fairs in france. they used a special bacteria to produce nakto that's less sticky than usual. they hope to market this new variety in order to get it on to dining tables all over the world. >> translator: do you have a sample? >> reporter: one french chef was very interested. he took the product back to his restaurant and tested it. he beat the nakto until it was almost liquid then added fresh dairy cream and lemon to turn it into a sauce. the chef served his creation with vegetables boiled in garlic. >> translator: it's a superb dish and a wonderful combination with very good texture and flavor. >> translator: i think if it's

his passion has earned him a loyal following especially with young voters like 19-year-old fletcher lyone's not like most politicians that play the game. he's ready to go in, get it done, and leave. >> reporter: millennials also flocked to his father's campaigns for president. former congressman ron paul stayed off to the side today but the views he shares with his son were front and center. >> let's quit building bridges in foreign countries and use that money to build some bridges here at home. >> reporter: paul's world view could be a stumbling block with the large hawkish wing of the republican party, but he is recalbrighting a bit scott. he once favored slashing the military's budget. now, he wants to boost it. >> pelley: nancy cordes in louisville for us tonight nancy, thanks. the sculptor of a statue of lucille ball had some explainin to do. dave pulin admits his statue in his home town of cell bron, new york, is unsettling. or as lucy might have put it-- >> ewww. >> reporter: the statue is so hideous it's become known as "scary lucy." pulin offered today to fix it. perhaps ethel

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before i start, i want to thank sarah lyons for putting that beautiful video together.applause] wow. our america, there it was. it was fun also, looking at the clip of myself, i had not seen them for a long time until the staff pulled them out for this purpose. that was kind of cool. the first one, actually, the one where i am arguing with john, i liked that one, for a couple reasons. one, it was my first national television appearance since i was miss bosco on the bozo the clown show. [laughter] for those of you of an appropriate age, it was in -- a popular television show in the 60's and 70's. i was on that show, and i got to drink a glass of chocolate milk on national tv. i realize, of course, afterwards, that it was great training for the later part of my career. [laughter] because i had no idea how many bozos i would be on television with. [applause] so that was good. but the other thing is, the appearance with john, which was in the mid-90's, john was -- you get a sample of it he was very worked up on the show and i responded. this was before, as i said, it was my

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from san diego to san francisco thousands of sea lyons have been stranded on beaches.en times higher than 2013. all are malnourished. most are just pups. we'll find out why it is happening and if there is a fix. and remember music legend billie holiday. ♪ ♪ oh, what menu light can do to you ♪ >> she would have turned 102 tomorrow. >>> and the 16th president, dozens of photos of abraham lincoln seen by few in the past 100 years are now in the hands of yale university. what they reveal and where they have been all this time. all those stories coming up in three minutes. >> thank you. the transportation security administration is cashing in big on all of that loose change. travelers left $675,000 at u.s. airports going through security. the tsa said that the extra cash will go towards it's free check program. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. >> region in crisis. dire new warnings out of yemen and syria. the impact of war putting thousands of lives at risk. ferguson's future. >> i decided to be the change that i wanted to see. >> new hope for a city sc

the only purple one in that group is maybe maine. 26 states, the lyon share red states are coming out attacking the president on this. you acknowledge that reality that all of these states republican majority states are coming out against the president's action on immigration. do you acknowledge that reality? and what is the risk going to be from--i don't want to say the hispanic community, but what is the community's response going to be? >> well, 2016 is right around the cornered. the reality when a presidential candidate said i'm going to eliminate this president's actions, they're talking about families. when republicans candidates says i'm going to eliminate this program, what my family is hear something i'm going to deport your grandmother and your mother. they're going to understand and they'll be reminded-- >> is it surprising to you that a major political party in the united states of america is taking this position? they can push back and say we can do immigration reform. we'll take care of the borders and thin we'll deal with those who are here illegally. it seems at every

well let's now speak to ber bernadino lyon. thank you for being on al jazeera. the european foreign ministers who were meeting in luxembourg earlier this week said that they wanted to launch military operations against a network of smugglers in libya. what is your view on the events of the last few days, and what is your view on such an action. do you think the emphasis should be on targeting the traffickers in libya? >> well, first of all. regarding the progress, i think parties are now getting closer to an agreement, of course, the remaining part is going to be difficult, but not impossible. i think that they're aware of the complexities in the region of that the chaos is producing. regarding the action, i think what the european union is proposeing to target mafias anywhere they are not necessarily through military means, but to try to target them yes. >> when you say that progress has been made we're talking about the two competing governments in libya are we likely to see a national unity government soon then? >> well, we're discussing at this stage this po

lauren lyons cole. the volatility is insane. >> this is the thing.eally feeling secure after the financial crisis, and there's still a lot of up certainty, and uncertainty leads to volatility,np and in fact, we have double wammo because the monday after easters i the worst trading day and people need to be prepared. >> the thinking is there will be a big selloff. >> but don't let that be cause to go and try to sell off as well. if you're a young person, you have a long time and don't start to freak out, in reaction to this. if you're in retirement or close to retirement talk to your financial adviser. >> is pay going up at all? >> pay is going up slightly. so that's a good sign. and hopefully that will continue. certainly the -- the rate hike that was expected this summer is probably not going to happen until later this year, maybe even 2016. >> do you base that on these unemployment numbers or a series of things? >> it's just too soon to think we can support any increases in the rates. >> the fed wants to raise rates because where you are now you do

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. >> i went out to kentucky to meet with her mother loretta lyons. sitting with loretta and going through kela's scrap books she was telling me about her winning that beauty pageant. she starts talking about the girl that played the violin. she said we all thought the girl who played the vileolin. >> that's me. i know keela passed away and she was a great friend of yours. thanks for this book. >> great opportunity to mix your high school years with college learning and college credits as you move forward. i am really pleased to be at a community college that is so visionary and effective in trying to serve as a bridge for people who are nontraditional but coming back to add to their skills all what it to high school students who are taking advantage of the opportunities and the cooperation between the college and the high school is something i want to see a lot more of. this is a real model for how we can provide more continuous learning starting in high school but going as far as necessary to help better prepare, not only young people, but all peopl

del martin and phyllis lyons celebrating after becoming the first same-sex couple to wed in san franciscobut did you noam how president george w. bush lit the fuse that led to that moment? for more on the story behind the headlines, join us for a special documentary, it's called "bay area revelations, rebels and revolutions," debuting saturday may 9th at 9:00 p.m. on nbc bay area. a follow-up now. our first look tonight at the stanford medical technician accused of sexually assaulting patients who were sedated. he was arrested yesterday on sexual battery charges. he is currently on leave from c hey saw him him inappropriately touch male patients while sedated in the recovery room. police say he assaulted at least four patients between march 15th and april 2nd. >>> you're looking at traffic along highway 101 in palo alto. lots of carses lots of buses filled with commuters. but you'll soon see a new kind of bus on freeways, as well. it won't solve the traffic problem but may clear the air a little bit. scott budman got the first ride along on the electric bus and joins us live in san jose.

brian lyons took over pushing rick. >> i'm not replacing him.i'm merely a fresher set of legs and it's an honor to run with him. >> all i had to do was sit in the jeep and wave to the crowds all along. and when i finished my feet were saying are aren't you going to do something with me? and it was awesome. and to see these guys coming across the finish line. it was unbelievable. >> and dick hoyt turns 75 years old in june. 2013 was supposed to be his last marathon. we all know what happened in 2013. so he decided to run in 2014. now, speaking of those bombings dzhoknar tsarnaev has been convicted. however the penalty phase in his trial is set to begin in boston tomorrow. nbc 10 news. >> back here at home tonight. members of a bucks county church want to know why. >> why would vandals target a church? they've now been forced out of the building by three fires. church members say they will forgive those responsible. nbc 10's deanna durante live tonight. >> they're talking forgiveness despite seeing this cross burned on the front lawn. and we've le

first guest tonight is an emmy and academy award nominated actress who stars as the outrageous cookie lyonshe's also hosting "saturday night live" this week with musical guest mumford and sons. please welcome back to the show, taraji p. henson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i haven't seen you in a fool's age. >> seth: i know. it's been, what, is it a month or two? >> i know. >> seth: and your show exploded. and we had you on when "empire" was just starting. everybody was saying this is, you know, this is the best new show on tv, and then it just, every week it got bigger and bigger and bigger. did you guys see this coming? >> well, i knew -- you know, because we are always ahead of the audience. >> seth: right. >> because, you know, we're filming while you guys are just watching the first episode. >> seth: sure. >> so when the numbers grew after the second episode, i was like, they're only going to continue to grow because i know what we've done. >> seth: yeah. >> and i mean, i just didn't think -- they said after it was all said and done, the numbers were like close t

the show follows music mogul lucius lyon and his family as they wrestle for power and control over hisent. >> are you kidding? >> i'm gigi. >> now you can't speak english. >> yes, she did, and she tried to take portia you. >> paid portia to spy on you. >> and i spied right back on your [ no audio ]. >> you know what? you're about to break yourself. believe that. bye, felicia. >> the all-black cast is drawing in audiences from all over the world. a record 16.7 million viewers tuned into the bombshell two-hour finale in march. the show was co-created by executive producer danny strong and the great producer and director lee daniels and is pushing boundaries and breaking barriers tackling controversial issues in the black community, everything from homophobia to the stigma of mental illness. i recently spoke with executive producer danny strong and i started by asking him if he knew empire would be such a big hit. >> no. i had no clue. i thought we would do okay. thought it would be an original show that some people would enjoy but i had no idea you know, it would cross this gender race.

look at eastman and lyon dale and huntsman. many of the names.een unusual activity over the last three weeks in about every name in the chemical space. >> the photo is interesting on see a social media ipo of sorts. ashley madison, the site that allows you to meet people that are not your wife and husband in a discreet fashion. >> controversial. >> they will raise about 200 million u.s. dollars on the exchange in london if they get their way. that will be interesting to watch. i am doing due diligence on that this spring. >> you will have the george costanza portfolio. >> this is really bad. you know what else is under the radar? >> what else? can i leave now? >> you might want to. >> can i call my car and get out of here? >> no. we have a caller for you though. >> nice. >> sheri, are you there? >> i'm here. once again, i am watching something, another dating site. >> loyal viewer. sheri brown. sprinkles, you know i love you. did she hang up? >> i'm here. >> you're okay. what are we doing for dinner tonight? >> i don't know. >> i will get home at

his series of 140-character observances about the remarkable life and poignant death of patricia lyons simon newman captured the imagination, and led him to the book "unforgettable: a son, a mother and the lessons of a lifetime." scott joins me now. i want to ask you first to tell me about your mom, but first one good way to do it is to read one of the tweets that you wrote which actually first caught my eye when you were keeping her, keeping vigil with her in the hospital. >> in the intensive care unit. i got one of those orange camp maps at a sporting good store and laid that down next to the bed so that i could stay there obviously. i think this is the tweet you mean. "my mother and i just sang kay sir raw sir raw three times." god bless you, doris day for giving us sufficient a great theme song. >> ifill: i met your mother and she was larger than life. you were in an incredibly sad time, yet you and your mother were kind of going at this together kind of sharing memories, and getting to know each other again. >> yes. i mean, we knew each other pretty well but this was undoubtedly a

pirate attack or two, the city was moved to its present location at the west end of the bridge of lyons where it sits today. >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring saint augustine, florida. our cities tour staff travel there to learn about its rich history. learn more about saint augustine and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american tv. all weekend, every weekend. >> american artifacts visits museums and historic place s. you are looking at peterson house in washington dc, where abraham lincoln passed away at 7:22 on april 15, 1855. a tour of the boarding house located across the street from ford's theater where abraham lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> around 10:20 p.m. the doors of ford's theater burst open. over 1000 people came rushing out those doors screaming. at first some people thought the theater was on fire and then they heard the shouts that lincoln has been shot. burn the theater. that got the attention of the residence of the boarding house. the first person to notice what happened with george francis who lived on the

guest: that in the mid-1980's, there was a campaign to sell up shares in lyon businesses are in one ofas. this was the campaign. was trying to create a society of shareholders. they want to make shareholding a little bit more points read. the consensus of the weekend is they are going to make a big retail offer. that is some of the big news. they won't sell lower than the breakeven price. you'll be able to buy up to 1000 pounds. guy: the s&p manifesto launch spectacular. guest: they will be launching from scotland. there will be more power to scotland. the amount of power that was actually passed to them. the s&p is pretty far to the left. they want to bring back the public ownership. they are not china wave home whether it should affect english and welsh policy. francine: a number of businesses of speaking out about staying in europe. guest: we're going to speak to annex u.k. trade minister. this wanted the cause of comments we had over the weekend from tesco. they talked about the uncertainty with the eu referendum. we have the virgin boss saying britain should stay in the eu. if the

i>> ponce lyons it may or may not have been searching with views. he may have been looking for properties for the king of spain. we do know that he came ashore after searching for good harbor to find water and would. this is one of a few freshwater springs in the area. it's the location of the first settlement. 42 years before the settlement of jamestown and 55 years before the pilgrims landed on one of rock. >> the hotel was built by henry morrison. flagler is a man who is very little known outside the state of florida. he was one of the mouth -- wealthiest men in america. he had been a cofounder of standard oil company with john d rockefeller. he was a man who wanted to undertake some great enterprise. as it turned out, florida was it. he needed to own the railroad. he needed to ensure that test can get to his hotel conveniently. the dream was beginning to grow. it he was a man who had big dreams. it>> watch all of our events from florida. >> c-span's pleased to present the winners. student can is our annual competition that allows students to thi

a number of fire crews around the intersection of lyon and lombard street in the area so intersectionlines of some freeway bay bridge toll plaza, slight clearing once you get closer to the pay gates in the left lanes. the backups still extend east of the maze in some of the others especially on the eastshore freeway. so particularly bad from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and san mateo bridge traffic improving behind the pay gates at the toll plaza. and kind of sluggish now trying to get out of hayward on westbound 929 flat section. novato into san rafael also heavy on southbound 101. that's "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> good morning, everybody. the coast is clearing out at this hour. a lot earlier burnoff than yesterday at this time. clouds in the bay at this time. the temperatures are into the 50s. the winds are under 10. but later today increasing out of the west 10 to 20 miles per hour. right now 51 in fremont and 55 degrees in mountain view. and later today, 60s beaches, 60s, 70s bay and peninsula up to 80 inland. high pressure builds in providing us with an offshore flow

before i start, i want to thank sarah lyons for putting that beautiful video together.se] wow. our america, there it was. it was fun also, looking at the clip of myself, i had not seen them for a long time until the staff pulled them out for this purpose. that was kind of cool. the first one, actually, the one where i am arguing with john, i liked that one, for a couple reasons. one, it was my first national television appearance since i was miss bosco on the bozo the clown show. [laughter] for those of you of an appropriate age, it was in -- a popular television show in the 60's and 70's. i was on that show, and i got to drink a glass of chocolate milk on national tv. i realize, of course afterwards, that it was great training for the later part of my career. [laughter] because i had no idea how many bozos i would be on television with. [laughter] [applause] so that was good. but the other thing is, the appearance with john, which was in the mid-90's, john was -- you get a sample of it, he was very worked up on the show and i responded. this was before, as i said, it w

you know it's been a month since we last heard from cookie lyons on "empire." fortunately taraji p. they make sidewalks. triumphantly returned to "snl." up to her old tricks but up against the other cookie and a few of his friends. >> hey, bert i'll trade my apple for half your sandwich. >> no huh-uh. he's trying to play you. >> but, but -- >> but, but, but. you can't speak english. >> you want to share a cookie. >> no baby cookie don't share. >> she's hysterical. >> that was good. >> killing it on "snl." the appearance should help us work through our cookie addiction until season two of "empire" comes back in the fall. >> ooh. we have to wait that long. >> we do. >> she is great. >>> and then a different kind of match for tennis superstar andy murray. love, love was in the air as murray tied the knot with his girlfriend kim sears in his hometown of dunblane scotland dub the royal wedding of scotland. well wishers lined the streets as the wimbledon and u.s. open champ arrived showing more leg than his bride wearing the traditional kilt and the new mrs. murray wearing a gown by jenny