marion was a brilliant dancer and also very beautiful. the follies, she had a stammer so she did not have a talking role. anduse she was so beautiful personable, she was noticed by william randolph hearst who enjoyed coming to the follies. her and send will flowers backstage and met her parents and family. he mentioned he would like to take photographs of her for modeling photos and put her in the movies, which at the time were silent films. he had a motion picture company called cosmopolitan pictures and marion was interested. that was the start of her making movies. she went on to produce her own movies and became very successful in that field. the property we are in is part of a larger estate that was built for marion by hearst when he moves his motion picture company, cosmopolitan pictures, from the east coast to the west. this was the guest house on the property. marion fromos of her various publicity stills and a roles she was making in her movies at the time. designed byse was the third person in our story, julia morgan. for hearst

hearst, who purchased the property for marion davies. william randolph hearst and marion davies were lifelong companion's. they were the left of each of each other's lives. marion davies grew up as one of four sisters in new york. all of her sisters were in the follies. they were dancers. marion was a brilliant dancer and also very beautiful. well she was in the follies, she had a stammer so she did not have a lot of talking roles. because she was so beautiful and personable, she was noticed by a man named william randolph hearst who enjoyed coming to the follies. he started to woo her and sent flowers backstage and met her parents and family. he mentioned he would like to take photographs of her for modeling photos and put her in the movies, which at the time were silent films. he had a motion picture company called cosmopolitan pictures and marion was interested. that was the start of her making movies. she went on to produce her own movies and became very successful in that field. the property that we're in is part of a larger estate

marion riding the carousel.stumes were provided the movie studios, so, as a come to the uld party, find their corresponding a costume ack, pick that suited their personality, put it on in the changing room, into the party, in their elaborate costume which of that evening's festivities. s, william 1940 randolph hearst's health started to decline, and marion decided needed to sell her home and move with him to his beverly ills home where he was soon to be bedridden, so she sold the houses to a host joseph drown.s his desire was to turn the main a hotel which he did and called it ocean house hotel. guest house and the rest of the property, with pool and shared those with the beach club called the sand and sea club. sea club ended up building bungalows on the here, y which are right in between the guest house and mansion. it functioned that way for about years, and joseph drown was losing money on the hotel. upkeep.very expensive to it had crown moldings and fireplaces in the room. mind, the 1960s were coming. it wa

the jury expenses were really the preserve of marion little. him and acquitted him on the charges he faced and convicted her of two counts. thejudge he faced and convicted her of two counts. the judge said that under normal circumstances, there would be an immediate custodial sentence for marion little but due to the fact that her husband is terminally ill, he is suspending the sentence of nine months, that hasjust he is suspending the sentence of nine months, that has just happened in the last few minutes. there is still a question hanging over the validity of craig mackinlay‘s 2015 election victory, given that more money was spent them was legally allowed. but given the fact he more than doubled his election margin at the last election, that point becomes moot and he goes back to parliament to fight as a brexiteer for his constituency. richard, many thanks. a ban comes into force today to try to deal with cold calling scams which can rob people of their pensions. any firm which phones people about pension savings without having specific permi

a senior conservative party official who oversaw his campaign, marion little, has been found guilty ofd us of the background to this case? in 2015 craig mackinlay faced a major challenge from nigel farage in south thanet, and conservative central office sent a veteran party worker marion little to oversee the campaign and ultimately he won but subsequent police investigation revealed that his campaign had spent more than four times the legal expenses limit in the final weeks of the campaign, £61,000. the court heard that many of the hotel, travel and salary costs incurred by little and salary costs incurred by little and her team had not been properly declared. mr mckinley maintained he had nothing to do with those expenses and the jury accepted that today but found marion little guilty in her part in admitting fraudulent expenses and she was given a nine—month suspended sentence and thejudge said it nine—month suspended sentence and the judge said it was only because her husband was gravely ill that he didn't send her straight to prison and he said this case should stand asa and he sa

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many of expenses were echoed by marion little.ed. he always insisted he had done nothing wrong and the expenses were the responsibility of marion little. after more than 53 hours of deliberation, thejury after more than 53 hours of deliberation, the jury accepted after more than 53 hours of deliberation, thejury accepted his argument, he was acquitted, marion little found guilty on two counts. under normal circumstances, he will impose an immediate prison sentence, but because of what he described as wholly exceptional circumstances that a husband is terminally ill, he ensured she would face a suspended prison sentence of nine months and will have to pay £5,000 in costs but he said this verdict should stand as a warning to other candidates in the future elections. there is still a question mark hanging over the validity of that 2015 results, because after all, craig mackinlay one lead with his campaign in breach of the limits, but in the last election he more than double his majority, is that point comes near. he will go back to h

marion thank you football's governing body has launched an investigation into the crowd trouble that disrupted choose days asian cup semifinal the match dogcatcher thrash host nation the way for nail shoes and bottles were thrown. at the current players from the stands in abu dabi the match came at a time of serious political tensions between both countries the u.a.e. is one of four arab nations that have been staging a blockade on categorises two thousand and seventeen there see told out there that once it completes its investigation the next steps will be decided earlier which vote to enter war shot inside world football that the kind of punishment the u.a.e. could be facing. it's inevitable that the asian football confederation has to take some sort of action and i suspect there will be wrestling with whether to take a sort of soft diplomatic stance because if you're a big host nation or whether they'll deliver a strong message in terms of either flying or playing behind closed doors well maybe even stronger but of it what's so ironic is that lead to a catch phrase of this tournam

larry hall confessed to other killings, including a co-ed from indiana wesleyan universit in nearby marionndition condition. >> he did say he was there. >> deputy miller didn't know much about tricia, so he called on the local indiana police handling that case but when marion detective jay kay and other indiana cops arrived, hall was suddenly telling a much different story he denied confessing to any killing, including jessie's and tricia's what's more, he claimed it was all a misunderstanding about disturbing dreams he had. >> he takes us to a location where, in my dreams, i strangled her here and left her here we searched the woods and area and never found anything. >> the indiana cops familiar with hall were not at all surprised by his actions some of them, like jay kay, thought hall might be a wannabe, a pretender that gets his kicks confessing to crimes he didn't commit. >> is it possible he's simply obsessed with these cases but not involved >> there's no doubt in my mind he does follow these cases, that he does read and is attracted to cases all over the country, you know, so the qu

marion little was cleared of accou nts marion little was cleared of accounts towards the longer partd down some sentences. but he has said unusually he will not give marion little a custodial sentence thatis marion little a custodial sentence that is because just before her husband was diagnosed with a terminal illness. thank you. the military has been called in to help patrol heathrow airport after sightings of a drone grounded flights for an hour yesterday evening. police have been carrying out extensive searches around the airport to identify anyone who might have been operating the device. earlier i spoke to our reporter andy moore from heathrow about the impact it had. let's go straight back to the house of commons. we are expecting that vote. that is expected that 1pm but let's listen in now. —— there is an amendment about and that puts me in i think somewhat of an unfortunate position. i wonder if you could rule on what action might be taken. let me thank you for his kind remarks that prefaced his enquiry. this is the first i have learned of the matter and that makes it diffic

the area was home to many hollywood elites including marion davies and william randolph hearst. we take you to the annenberg immunity to hear about california's gold coast era. the 1920's, the part of the santa monica beach that was north of the santa monica. was it referred to as the gold coast. it was called this because many movie stars and movie industry

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team. leading figures in poland and the european community are in dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor. who was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald tusk a former polish prime minister is among thousands of mourners inside and outside st mary's church the funeral service is being broadcast on big screens in dansk and in cities across poland. joining us now from dunces d.w. correspondent monica said ask her so monica i can see that you're actually outside of st mary's church where the funeral service for the polish mayor is taking place as we speak can you describe the atmosphere for us. yes on many different streets and places in. like here when i am where i am standing now there are people who gathered to attend the holy mass and the speeches on the screens there are so thousands of them i told some people. here and everybody s

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans to. we begin in poland where mourners are gathering for the funeral of murdered death mayor. the fifty five year old liberal politician was standard a charity event last week in front of hundreds of onlookers the killing has stunned poland with many blaming politicians for inflaming a toxic political climate. could dance is a city overcome by grief. thousands of residents braced freezing temperatures to join mayor pavol adam ovitz coffin on its final journey. past the schools he attended and the childhood home grown parents still live. winding through the streets of the city he went on to govern for over two decades. sadness here equaled only by horror. horror of the killing of a man celebrated by many for his liberal values and criticism of the conservative ruling law and justice party. everyone homosexuals refugees everyone could come here. not say searched everyone mourns together and then the accuse each other or. the mayor was stabbed on sunday while the stage of the children's chari

marion president model has been saying all along that he's open to dialogue from day one but it's what they're going to talk about that's really the question and that they have nothing to they don't agree on anything a president told the russian state news agency earlier today that under no circumstances would he agree to bring forward presidential elections at best he said we could have new national assembly elections room of the national assembly is the only institution that right now is controlled by the opposition although it has no power but they don't agree on that but interestingly enough just a short while ago mexico and order why proposed an international conference to be held on february the seventh to be attended by other neutral countries as well as international organizations and i understand that includes the u.n. who want to find a negotiated settlement to this a way out of this without putting the government up against the wall without hopefully there being any more violence on the streets we'll have to see where that leads right now both sides seem to be very very sepa

welcome to the program i'm marion evans to. weather experts are warning of more storms heavy snow and avalanches across the alps last night an avalanche in the west austria buried at least three german skiers their bodies were recovered by rescue workers overall some twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region emergency services fear a brief respite in the downfall could only be temporary. yes it has been covering the snow chaos for us in the alps and he joins us now for the latest so i mean what can you tell us about those german skiers who were killed. that's right as you said there were three found dead one still missing they went missing after they went skiing off slope and the wife reported them missing and they were the three bodies were found just an hour later at eleven pm unfortunately they had to call off the search for the last one because of conditions up there they're in avalanche territory the snow is coming down on the rescue workers just couldn't put their own live

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean. france's interior ministry says at least two people are confirmed dead after a powerful explosion and fire ripped through a bakery in central paris the dead are said to be firefighters the cause of the blast is not yet known but police suspect it was sparked by a gas leak this comes as authorities brace themselves for another round of anti-government demonstrations by the so-called yellow vest protesters. all right for the latest from paris we're joined now on the line by our correspondent lisa lewis lisa we understand you're actually at the scene of the splosion what can you tell us about the casualties. well absolutely i'm standing about one hundred meters away from where the explosion happened this morning at nine o'clock in paris on police only a concern to me that two people have in the meantime passed away these two cars were prophets and deeds that least ten people who are in a serious condition so and more than thirty people that were injured additionally during the blast the

jimmy lee jackson was a 26-year-old veteran who lived in marion, alabama.the march in 1965 in that city, he was shot by the alabama state trooper while trying to protect his mother and grandfather from getting assaulted. about eight days later, he died. the marchers in selma wanted to do something in honor of jimmy lee jackson. they decided taking his body all the way to the alabama state capital and laying it on the steps to show george wallace how important voting rights was to them was the right thing to do. instead of taking his body all the way to montgomery, they did decide to continue with the idea to march to montgomery. but they marched in his spirit. on the first attempt on march 7 1965, protesters left brown chapel in the afternoon and took a right on alabama avenue and walked out here on broad street to cross the edmund pettus bridge. as they crested the top of the bridge, those who led the march saw a sea of blue made up of alabama state troopers and sheriff's deputies, citizens deputized by the local sheriff here, sheriff clark. when they cres

. >> whitewater was a small real-estate development on the banks of the white river in marion county,ansas. >> the whitewater development only had four business partners -- jim and susan mcdougal, bill and hillary clinton. >> bill clinton is an arkansas boy from hot springs. and he runs for attorney general of arkansas, is elected. >> jim mcdougal was a longtime democratic party operative. >> he had been involved in politics. he had been a college professor. >> smooth-talking, raconteur, good old southern boys. you know, smart as a whip. >> he considered himself somewhat of a entrepreneur. he would buy land and develop them and then sell it. >> i met him at ouachita baptist university. and i had locked myself out. and i went over to his office and i said, "does your key fit this?" and he kicked the door down. and i should have known then. i should have said, "who does that?" >> jim did. that was the kind of man he was -- a southern gentleman with a little edge. >> jim was just bigger than life. yeah, we got married, i think, a few days after i graduated from college. >> these two colo

. >> we have also seen the stars show off hidden talents from j-laws mouth marion yet to cate blanchett's. >> hahaha! >> anne hathaway first made the issue in 2008. >> it was an exciting time. emily and i bonded on "the devil wears prada" so to be there with one of my favorite people was really special. >> look at baby faced leo and matthew from 1996. >> i look like i'm caught between a smile and swallowing. not your best shot, mcconaughey. yep, that's me. >> all good. >>> right now, keltie joining us from new york. hey, keltie. >> hey, kevin. this duo held court at the premier of their new movie "serenity." >> look what we get to do. look at this. i felt like working the skirt a little bit tonight. it's so lovely. >> maybe ann was feeling like royalty because it was designed by clare waight keller the woman behind meghan markle's gown. she made it a date night with her husband and you couldn't miss matthew and camila alves. check out that coat. our favorite moment of the night, seeing matthew reunite with his first hollywood crush/costar diane lane. >> i had a crush on her since lonesome

he moved to marion where his first job out of prison was at and i care clinic. a patient heard his story and hired him to teach ged classes at the juvenile center in west memphis. then he started a lawncare company with two push mowers from walmart. now he has 80 clients, owns his own home, pays taxes and tells his story a teen summits. stephen edwards got a second chance. we need to give everyone who is willing to change and contribute a second chance in life. four years ago we had a scholarship lottery that was declining each year in the amount of scholarships for students. we transformed the lottery from an independent agency into part of the department of finance of the result is that we have , the administrative cost in the lottery student scholarships of her own by 26%. they have increased from $72 million in 2015 over $91 million this last year. that is effective government work that we did together. lap lap -- [ applause ] we became one of only six states in the country to fully deploy the highest broadband internet to every school in our state. [ applau

marion lee is tracking the rain coming in. >>> that's right, we are tracking a storm system that will bring the return of the rain. it is a slow mover and taking it's time getting here but in the meantime, we are looking at plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. is another look at the golden gate bridge and now, the tower camera with blue skies out there. your weather headlines, dry conditions and mild as well this afternoon with highs in the 60s today. that storm is offshore right now. rain moving in tonight and overnight, showers for thursday morning and a wetter and stronger system roles in friday afternoon. so there is that cut off low that we are tracking and it will bring the return of the rain tonight. i will type it out for you on futurecast and give you hour by hour where the rain arrives where you are. >>> high-level talks are underway in washington. teams from the usa and china have started complex negotiations. aimed at breaking through the six month trade war. nicole killian. >> reporter: the american delegation welcomed china. >> we have plans to have you here and loo

i am marion rafferty. now back to "hannity" ." ♪ >> sean: time for "hannity watch." a look at what cnn's old jim acosta did today. >> folks are wondering whether or not we might see a bright shiny object before the end of the day after that stunning news, the indictment of roger stone, one of the president's long time advisors and friends. it appears we have one. the question is whether or not at this hour, not at this hour, is that bright shiny object potentially light at the end of the tunnel in terms of this government shutdown. >> sean: oh, thaton doesn't soud like opinion at all. unbiased journalist. oh, guess what he is writing a book entitled "enemy of the people." dangerous time to tell the truth in america. dangerous if you are conservative. joining us now for reaction, senior advisor fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, i look at that. i see the book deal and i'm thinking, oh, okay. you just tell everybody you are a journalist not a talk show host like we are. we are the whole newspaper. they are supposed to be one part of it but they are really not. ar

i do what i think marion and prayers would expect me to do. i hope to be that person for them. [applause] >> my mom is out here. ice your mom near. >> so, yes. miss colleen. so whenever anything happens she says, mrs. robinson. she is modeled after your mom, and how your mom handled all of that. your mom was right there with you. >> well, you know, grandma. we couldn't have made it through the white house without her. just having her -- she had been helping me long before coming to the white house because barack was always -- he was a state senator, a u.s. senate. those were jobs that had him away from home usually most of of the week. and i still had a full-time job. i was at any point in time i was a professional with a big job of my own. and we had two little kid. we could afford help, and we had a couple of great babysitters. but at the time i lost that one good babysitter, and that crushed me like nothing else. when she said she had to leave because she needed to make more non-money. i thought it was losing an arm. barack was trying to console me. i said i need glow, i don

studios.now you'll be able to drink a toast on the graves of celebrities ranging from cecil b demille and marion davies to jayne mansfield and dee dee ramone. (catherine) and tune in for kron4 news at 6 tonight to see part two our breakdown of the new laws taking effect... lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too with highs mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very cold night with clear skies. lows will be in the 20s and 30s inland with 40s at the coast. high pressure continues over the west coast to keep us dry. it will be another sunny day tomorrow with highs in the 60s. more clouds with rain is possible this weekend. when she called it was waist high and it got all the way up to her and it got all the this weekend. taking effect...the new laws taking effect... lawrence a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very with clear skies. lows will be in the inland with 40s at the coast. high pressure continues over to keep us dry. it will be another sunny with highs in the 60s. more clouds w

we were already in the upper 40s near 50 and that includes most of napa county, marion county and lakeot of 40s practices what acre. there is warm pope valley is one those 30s a cover will probably prevent us from getting much cooler. i would expect these to be the lowe's. a lot of show and not much do but it is on its way as em to c through usually doesn't do much. tuesday night into wednesday morning, this is a smidge overdone but a couple of 100 are possible and after that, another system begins to come in on wednesday. that made juice things up more but there are big changes on the way out of the north northwest heading towards friday and into the weekend. it ready. 60s for the temperatures and near 70. we're looking for cloudy and a mostly cloudy day on the mild side. cloudy and cold starting to head into the end of the week with light rain wednesday. a stronger system on friday and it looks like another one sunday. >>> still ahead, california nurse is in jail accused of selling thousands of opioid pills. coming up, how 30s were able to track her down. struck authorities say a lou

unable to pay their bills unable to sustain their families until some sort of solution is reached marion thanks very much for now heidi joe castro. and all the developments out of washington donald trump's close ally role just own as appeared in court after being arrested as possible as investigation into possible russian collusion in the two thousand and sixteen election stone was taken into custody in florida off to a grand jury indictment he's facing seven charges including obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering stone says he will fight the charges. i will probably not guilty to these charges i will defeat them in court i believe this is a politically motivated investigation i have troubled by the political motivations of the prosecutor. and as i have said previously there is no circumstances whatsoever under which i will bear witness against the president nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself a party calling is following the story for us from washington and joins us now tell us more about the descriptions contained within this

thank you very much marion with three time champion say raw into knockout rounds of the asian cup the tournament's top ranked team securing their place there with the win over vietnam. iran followed up their five nil victory over yemen with two more goals in abu dhabi both were scored a. this was a second straight defeat for vietnam while iran are looking good in their effort to win the title for the first time since ninety eight seventy six to no it was the final score. a stunning individual goal of from teenager one hundred dileep put iraq on their way to victory over yemen iraq were behind twice in their opening game against vietnam before covering to win three two this time out the two thousand and seven champions with three no winners and they join iran in the last sixteen. of vietnam in yemen still have an outside chance of progressing as one of the best place teams in iraq play iran in a final round of group games a wednesday that match will decide who finishes top of group d. well in group east saudi arabia have become the latest team to advance to the knockout stages lebanon

ok this high school's looking let's get back to marion in london thanks very much more on all of our top stories very shortly i'll be back with you. in just a couple of minutes we'll have reaction from downing street westminster and brussels on our breaking news story of the night the rejection of trees and ice packs a deal. it's the first day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. has this school as a military base firing rocket propelled grenades and multiples of nearby and out it falsus. most helpful gauteng what it is like to be in school up to three years old war. six year old sala that was house of survived on as like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the professor his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a company. i didn't know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country. rank outsider. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will moderate the american people with that truth an

spotlight at this year's dakar rally with a convincing victory victory over the rest of the pack marion essential has sent us this report from the finish line. this is the third time that nothing the winds very tough rally the dakar race he won first in two thousand and eleven and then in two thousand and fifteen after the rays we spoke with him he told us that it had been a very challenging one although the territory of peru played in his favor as there were a lot of he comes from qatar where there is a lot of sand and a lot of he came in forty one of them forty six minutes ahead of the second. spanish legend. who told us that he was very happy. for coming in second of course he's one of the top drivers in the world but also that he made it to the finish line which is one of the main objectives of drivers to finish to reach the finish line it's important to highlight that the motorcycle category was won by. toby price also it's important to mention that this. held the largest number of women ever to participate seventeen women competed not all of them came to the finish line but many d

really knows that in france there are movements of protest such as the you know various does marion le pen which is always very close a friend of him who is ready was hoping to capitalize and they want to be of a repressive anted in the next european parliament election and therefore they're using issues such as immigration which is a very sensitive issue over europe in order to kind of boost their case. was agreeing with you it's true that what needs to be dawn it's not to have a national nor. national or fights and you know we know that italy is a country which has taken the brunt of this illegal immigration of these people or the boat people are crossing the med the mediterranean in and they get italy because of the debris in the. impact which means that the country have to claim a tsunami the country where arrive that needs to be china and at european level but nobody most of the other countries don't want it must come to we should have a quota system you know that welcomed them so we know that it could be important to have that but the city should which at the moment is used purel

marion thank you very much twenty time grand slam champion and defending australian open men's champion roger federer breezed into this year's fourth round on friday he took the first set in emphatic fashion against american taylor fritz the first in seemed to ease off the gas trying out some different shots on the twenty one year old it led to a much more even second set federal clinching at seven five with some impressive winners a straight sets victory in the end for the world number three who said that he's virtuous the display had just been experimentation rather than the support i tried to relax and start playing more dropshots and play more serve ali you know the disabled ones just to see how did it feel how did what is going to do but i don't do it deliberately to make a point to look bad or to be on the highlight reel because. i felt i was like this when i was younger you know teenager coming through on the tour and i was trying to do this great shots on court seventeen and you're like what he cares nobody cares you know you have to be on set of court to hit those you know so s

. >> host: our first call for you comes from marion. she is in virginia. democrat's line. hello. >> caller: hello. happy new year to everyone. >> host: happy new year. ago are. >> caller: oh, thank you. my question to you is: what is change? we have lobbyists. we have big money. donors that buy the politician on both side parties. on the democratic side. i know it happens with the democrats as well. they just said the lobbyists are moving in to start, you bribing the democrats. the big donors and i understand of thisticians need all money and that is what is concerning and like there are two teams. team of the workers out here. the 99%, and the one percent. in charge ande have the power in making all the all the money is going to them. we don't have a chance. they are not going to represent us. that is my concern. can you address that, please? >> guest: so certainly the influence of the well-heeled and industries, that has always been an issue in american here to and i am not prescribe ways to deal this with w that necessarily. i think the democrats are going about thengs

marion thank you very much andy murray onesies fairytale farewell at wimbledon britain's home of tennis but the thirty one year old doesn't know if he's body will last another few days little in six months in revealing plans to retire he says the australian open could be final professional tournament geragos get reports. from the moment andy murray walked in to face the price in melbourne his distress was clear his spirit broken because of his injured hip which hasn't healed well and fed up of the severe pain he just can't take it anymore murray admitted next week's australian open could be his last professional tournament and i can't keep doing this and. that i needed to have like an end point. because it was sort of just just playing with no idea where this or that the pain was going to penn's going to start. and i felt like making that decision you know it sets might seem like i think i can turn a depth or this and a hole into wimbledon that is where light. that that's where i would like to stop stop playing. but i'm also not certain i'm able to do that. the former world number one h

hague this infamous phrase often contributed to marion twenty being used to demonstrate new blood livius nurse the selfishness of france's elites which in turn led to the french revolution now the attribution may be misguided but the lesson isn't if you can all the cries of the social classes or you mock them you do so at your own peril. the current french president should have seen it long ago as unrest has been bubbling throughout two thousand and eighteen. things started to turn nasty as the french government attempted to effect an empty airport community that they keep cool at the gate. it's a pretty nasty case expose should be distributed. at the talks will be eco are just joking meanwhile michael was dismissing these should should be built this period he must be evacuated to give back to it because the man with the money is the republican field it must be respect. mayhem first reached paris in spring over a month calls for reform plans all may first violence quickly spilled over and dozens were arrested. but the penny bill did drop for my colleagues spend the summer offering advice

press on amazon, where jeff bezos, who is a really good leader, and i like him, i would marr and marionaid to his employees that amazon could be one step away from failure if we don't have the courage to reinvent ourselves and we don't deal with tough issues that come at us. we will get left behind. 40% of the fortune 500 won't exist in 10 years. the same is true of the high tech companies, maybe even more. if companies don't navigate through their problems, they will get left behind. emily: it's interesting you mentioned amazon. they just said they're going to create 50,000 new jobs, and you have people in new york protesting in the streets. they don't want amazon in their city. why is that? john: well, anybody who doesn't want amazon in their city with the talent they attract, they should think about it a little bit more. secondly, and i think jeff is aware of this, we have to create an environment where we create more jobs than we destroy. i would have loved to have seen them locate one of their two locations in the midwest because that is where we are losing jobs. it's an area that

host: our first call for you comes from marion. she is in virginia, democrat line. hello. caller: hello. happy new year to everyone. host: happy new year. go ahead. caller: oh, thank you. my question to you is, what is going to change? we have lobbyists, we have big byey, and the donors that our politicians in both parties -- even though i am on the democratic side, i know it happens with the democrats as well. state street just said the lobbyists are starting to move into bride the democrats. the big donors -- i understand need all thiss money, and is what is concerning. there are two's, we have the team of the workers, the 99%, and the 1%. if they are in charge and have the power and are making all of the laws and all of the money is going to them, we do not have a chance. they are not going to represent us, and that is my concern. can you address that, please? guest: certainly, the influence of the well-heeled and powerful industries, that has always been an issue in american politics and i am not here to prescribe ways to deal with that, necessarily. i do think the dem

well marion there's no doubt that these are the strongest yet that the u.s. has taken against the venezuelan government and these sanctions are very different in nature to what has been done up to this point so far u.s. sanctions that were focused on individual officials of the venezuelan government starting with president nicolas maduro and its assets in the united states in this case that it goes through to the core of how the venezuelan government to operate that's because the united states accounts for roughly eighty percent of the earnings of pay there is that the venezuelan nationals people will companies and pretty match all the hard currency that the u.s. dollars that's a business well and government needs to practically do everything in the country since nobody anymore is accepting the bully bar the venezuelan currency internationally so this means that they're going to put on governments who will even have have a very hard time distributing food in the country and this will make even worse the humanitarian crisis there the state department has said

a senior conservative party official who oversaw his campaign, marion little, has been found guilty ofgressional leaders, after democrats told him they wouldn't fund his border wall. it was the latest attempt to end a partial government shutdown, that's causing increasing hardship for 800,000 federal employees who are not being paid. last night the president made his first televised address to the nation from the oval office, calling the situation on the border with mexico, a "humanitarian crisis". but the democrats accuse him of holding the american people hostage. 0ur north america correspondent, nick bryant reports. washington is stuck in what seems like an unending loop of gridlock and disfunction. just three sleeps away from breaking the record for the longest government shutdown in us history. my fellow americans, tonight i'm speaking to you because there is a growing humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. summoning all the authority the oval office conveys, donald trump restated the case for his long—promised wall, claiming it would protect americans from murde

this is huge restructuring for the long term, the long—term youth which marion was touching on, autonomousng anyway, perhaps we'll be using other means of transport but add to that short—term trade spat, increasing ta riffs short—term trade spat, increasing tariffs on steel, aluminium components, brexit, carlos gullane number in charge of that the biggest car—makers in the world, it's one of the biggest 12 months in the world. this is unprecedented. what we've seenin this is unprecedented. what we've seen in the last 12—18 months, very challenging. the problem is, it's challenging. the problem is, it's challenging for consumers but also for the industry. the industry is i making fast changes. —— carlos ghosn. they are read during their businesses. consumers are left scratching their heads because for many years, they've heavily incentivised to buy diesel, thinking this was the right thing to do and it's really important to stress by a new clea n it's really important to stress by a new clean diesel is not the wrong thing to do, if that's the right car for you but for consumers need to star

speaker, i rise today to recognize supervisor marion arblely on his retirement after more than 35 years of public service. supervisor ashley has served the people of riverside county since 2002 with leadership, integrity, respect, and enthusiasm. he grew up in riverside county, california, and like me, has had the privilege of returning home to serve. to see his positive impact on the cities of banning, beaumont, and others you only need to look around. you'll see medical centers, public parks, wildlife conservation areas, and fire stations that exist thanks to his add vow a cancy. in retirement, i hope supervisor ashley will enjoy spending more time with mary, his wife of more than 60 years, and their six children, 19 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. on behalf of communities across riverside county, it is my honor to congratulate supervisor ashley on a well earned retirement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a tremendous

marion it is brutal outside when you open the door it's absolutely will take your breath away right now it's negative thirteen air temperature so about negative thirty six for the wind chill thankfully though most people seem to be heeding the warnings and staying indoors during this dangerously cold stretch of whether we can confirm at this point n.b.c. can confirm that there have been eight weather related fatalities because of the system so far schools are closed most offices are allowing people to work from home today and with wind chills predicted to go as low as negative seventy the united states postal service has even suspended deliveries in eleven states here across the midwest meantime thousands of flights have been canceled not because the planes can't take off and land but because it's not safe for people to service the aircraft as well as load the luggage and that would just require too much time out side perspective as you've also mentioned it's colder today here in the united states than and arctica in siberia and the base camp of mt everest absolutely brutal outside we a

marion barry monastery is famous for its roman frescoes in a symbolic series of images they reinterpret human beings path to salvation they are brought closer to the angels by pursuing their battle against evil. the more. humans can rise in the heavenly hierarchy by successfully overcoming evil that is the message of these frescoes. we see the end jet experiments and cherubs recognizable by their six wings that. alongside them is the apostle peter who holds the key to heaven in paradise and on his right is a protective angel. this constellation indicates a new link between apostle and heavenly beings man and angel again come closer to one another despite the evil in the world. or the. who. is the most important message those communicated in the arrangement of angels above the almighty in the mandorla in jesus christ appears to be standing on his head. the real focus is this small angel smaller than all the other have new figures dressed presents the new human who are to fighting a lifelong battle against evil is seen by christ to be deserving of redemption and thus as a small angel is t

studios.now you'll be able to drink a toast on the graves of celebrities ranging from cecil b demille and marionavies to jayne mansfield and dee dee ramone. ( will ) in national news... the new year begins with a partial government shutdown that is entering its 11th day. president trump says he is not willing to budge off his request for border wall funding. jessica dean has the latest. ten days into the partial government shut down, sources involved with negotiations say president trump is privately telling lawmakers and officials he will not sign a bill with only 1.3 billion dollars for border security- the current democratic offer. the president sending out a flurry of tweets on the shutdown- taking shots at the democrats saying - quote -"i'm in the oval office. democrats, come back from vacation now and give us the votes necessary for border security, including the wall."but democrats appear equally dug in, taking control of the house on thursday, they plan to vote on a package that maintains the 1.3 billion dollars for border security but no wall funding.still, following a two hour lunch wi

. >> these feral cats are like family to marion parker. she helps feed and take care of these feral cats. but the cats aren't the only ones waiting for there are literally hundreds of black vultures hanging around this cat colony, which happens to border a shopping center with a grocery store and a kentucky fried. >> the roof of the kfc probably has 200 or 300 birds on top of it the trees behind you carry another 300 bird. the roof of the wise gcery store, probably another 100 birds ere. >>ome are on top of the roof over there. death. are scared to >> my f colleagues at thord dealership no longer eatt kfc because of the birds. >> reporter: what there birds after isn't walking anymore. >> their nutrition comes from dead caucuses and when you have cat colonies like this, you have a food source, you're putting cat food in. >> they will sneak up behind when my back is turned and eat that cat food. it's an odd spectacle that people are coming to see. i'm told some some mornings they cover that kentucky fried chicken. unless this go into that bu

to bring the history of these three remarkable individuals who developed this property originally, marion davies, william randolph hearst and the architect, julia morgan. they created such a legacy and still having the guesthouse and original pool for the mansion is a spectacular way to connect the past and present. that really a way to bring history to life. toour cities tour traveled southern california to learn more about the rich history. learn more at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american tv.ory >> previously on american artifacts, united states holocaust memorial museum chairman daniel green gave us a tour of the exhibit he created. part one led up to the -- part one covered the lead up to world war ii. we learned about the america first movement and how the united states responded to nazi persecution and murder of jews as some of the atrocities became public knowledge. this is about 45 minutes. 1,iel: in 1939, on september germany invaded poland and world war ii breaks out that week. what is on america's mind in 1935 is staying out of war. you see deep concern about spie

maybe inoffensive villa a few thought shy of them but a lot of them ended up working as prostitutes marion mitchell has just done a brief term in prison. the day after her release she was now looking for a place to stay there were a lot of girls and young women living in desperate circumstances and falling existence in the publius martin. savidge most men would see a girl sitting in the station waiting room alone and sobbing in despair. at his and then he'd strike up a conversation and offer them a job as a housekeeper. and some helpless were taken in the original police file refers to grossman abusing them to satisfy his abnormal sexual urges he told one witness how he wanted to be file the women and used instruments to destroy their innermost selves and guns should a muslim he was an extreme sadist just reading about what he did with these women make sure notches. it's beyond words some women survived or were able to escape but didn't go to the police at least not until later. as well as amps how he would even employ his own housemates who would have his way with for a few days or once h

a children's librarian from marion, kentucky...an instructional design consultant from salt lake city, utah... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. picking up on what i said on yesterday's program, it looks like anneke demonstrated quite nicely, thank you very much, that it is possible to have that positive momentum carry over from a friday to a monday competition. she won big yesterday. kathleen and evan, you're gonna have to work hard to replace her. good luck, though. here we go. ♪ let's take a look at the categories... all right. next... "i-t-s" coming up in each correct response, and finally... a visit to skansen, a tour through 500 years of swedish life and history, from the world's first open-air museum. anneke, you start us. let's try movie vocations for $200. evan. - what is professor? - correct. movie for $400.