please let me in welcoming mark robert schneider. a plasma >> i would like to thank the massachusetts historical society for inviting me and for hosting and chairing the meeting. this is a magnificent place for historians to work in a real pleasure for me to work on the book here at massachusetts historical society.i would like to thank all of you for coming. and there is no music without you. without an audience i think we would just give up if we didn't get a chance to speak. so, there are three major themes in this book. the way that ideas gerry studds was, i never met him personally but i knew of him during the 1980s because i was an activist on central america issues. and he was the great national champion of peace and central america. and so one of the themes i will be talking about tonight is that. he was most known in his district of course were being a champion of environmental issues in a voice for fishermen. especially in the early part of this career. finally after he came out the reason for writing the book, is that he i

mark: robert, thank you very much. robert: all right.ell next up, a fascinating segment on artifacts and historical photographs and documents from the camps salvaged, rescued and preserved. don't miss it. a segment i've been wanting to do for a long time, the salvaging and preservation of artifacts that tell the stories of the community. with us is nancy ukay, a board member of the brooklyn jacl, currently the project director of a national parks service grant and the creator and driving force behind the website, project 50, objects 50, stories of the japanese american incarceration, and also with us, our good friend patti hirahara, a contributor to "pacific citizen," the national newspaper of the jacl, and who has been on our show before for her involvement in collecting photos from the internment camps, as well as her involvement with the smithsonian national museum exhibit, "righting a wrong, japanese americans and world war ii." great to see you both again. nancy, give us an idea in terms of the--there's so many different ways to tel

then at 8:00 mark robert recounts life gerry studd the first openly gay in congress.former brie bart editor milo offers thoughts on free speech. at 10:00 from libertarian conference freedom fest james founder and president offers thoughts on the media. and at 10:20 eastern journalist baron recalls the eclipse of 1978. that all happens tonight on book tv. >> in february

now even as liberal police chief mark roberts warrant that lyle behavior of a minority of british fans and rush out what put all females at risk do you agree with this. not knowing the whole buffet the problem is the russian football hooligans as they perceive themselves adopted a model from the english show to guns but what's going on is entirely different in the fair way the russian hooligans at the different strains of football wanted to the one night and it states misunderstand the culture is very cozy of properties like a sliding them the majority of the frame bites is welcome and might have told much across the world because by spain's well. the balls draw i and i cold was a little problems it's only the minority but the russian who didn't do not know who is or who didn't and it was a known who didn't amongst the english and would look at these an english guy or look at a wise interest in the hood and what's right even on the street that's what happened in new eyes which angered a lot of in the show the things that all of in. a really. really angry but the russians are tight now

. >>> with the fbi russia investigation now at the one-year mark, robert mueller is following the president's money. people familiar with the investigation tell cnn federal investigators have seized on president trump and his associates' financial ties to russia as potentially fertile ground for the probe. the sources describe an investigation that has widened to include possible financial crimes. >> the turn in the investigation seems to cross the red line. president trump warned special counsel mueller in an interview last month with "the new york times." cnn's pamela brown has the latest. >> does anyone believe that story? >> reporter: the russia investigation continues to widen as federal investigators explore the potential financial ties of president trump and associates to russia. sources tell cnn financial links could offer a more concrete path to any potential prosecution. investigators are delving into possible financial crimes including some unconnected to the election. for the president, that's going too far. he's warned that delving into his businesses is a "violation." trump has

there are two markers now, historic markers, in downtown charleston that talk about the planter and mark robertmalls' contributions, but i think with this renewed interest in reconstruction, you know, there are several places in beaufort, that are part of the reconstruction monument now. there is more of, i think charleston in general and the whole country is embracing more of its african-american history and in doing that, i think robert smalls will get the recognition that he deserves. host: the name of the book is be free or die: the amazing story of robert smalls, escape from slavery to union hero, and our guest, cate lineberry. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q and a online. they are also available as podcasts. >> if you enjoyed this week's interview with kate lineberry, here are some other prog

then at 8:00 mark robert recounts life gerry studd the first openly gay in congress. former brie bart editor milo offers thoughts on free speech. at 10:00 from libertarian conference freedom fest james founder and president offers thoughts on the media. and at 10:20 eastern journalist baron recalls the eclipse of 1978. that all happens tonight on book tv. >> in february churchill lament to his daughter, tens of millions had been killed. few have written about the victims of the violent era specially those caught tyrannies of nazi germany and the solve -- soviet union. evil regimes left permanent scars on the heart of europe and our speaker this evening has in the pages of the new york review of books and elsewhere written about their lingering effects, but the latest book on tyranny, 20 lessons from the 20th century copies of which are available for purchase this evening, he has applied the european experience to the most populist american present and democratic collapse that unlearned murder and misery long ago. and here on on spoiler alert, i was please today read i

there are two markers now, markers, in downtown harleston that talk about the planter and marks robertmall's contributions, but i think with this renewed interest in reconstruction, you know, there are several places in beaufort, that are part of the monument now. here is more of, i think charleston in general and the whole country is embracing more african-american history and in robert at, i think smalls will get the recognition that he deserves. book is be of the amazing story e of robert smalls, escape from hero and our on guest, cate lineberry. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you so much. announcer: chinese president xi [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here are some other like.ams you might talking about the black history of the white house. history professor on the life career of abraham lincoln. ronald white biography.is you can watch these at any time or search our entire video at c-span.org. c-span's washingto

there are two markers now, historic markers, in downtown charleston that talk about the planter and mark robertmalls' contributions, but i think with this renewed interest in reconstruction, you know, there are several places in beaufort, that are part of the reconstruction monument now. there is more of, i think charleston in general and the whole country is embracing more of its african-american history and in doing that, i think robert smalls will get the recognition that he deserves. brian: the name of the book is "be free or die: the amazing story of robert smalls, escape from slavery to union hero," and our guest, cate lineberry. thank you for joining us. cate: thank you so much. ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at "q and a" online. they are also available as podcasts. -- "q&a" night on "you >> when you look at the insurrections that have risen up in the u.s., when black people have abandoned peaceful protests and taken to the and streets in newark, and los angeles, it has always been because of something police have done. georgetown unive

robert: mark gray, 106.7. we'll talk redskins, bengals, that and much more 11:35 right here on abc7. and finally, mets with a double-header. those highlights also on sports sunday. stick up with us and don't go to bed with us as you say, right? kimberly: we won't. we won't. still to come, another live repo yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. kimberly: we want to get back to the devastation in texas. this thing has echos of hurricane katrina from 2005. we're hearing about neighborhoods under water. landa joins us. we saw an alert that a levy is expected to break. do you

(mark) special investigator robert mueller is launching a grand jury as a part of his investigation into russia's influence on the 2016 presidential election.(darya) and that grand jury has already issued subpoenas. andy rose has the details. special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury in his investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. election, the wall street journal and reuters reported. mueller has already issued subpoenas related to a meeting between donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer at trump tower in 2016. a source tells cnn the subpoena seeks both documents and testimony from people involved in the meeting. mueller's team is also investigating whether or not president donald trump's campaign team colluded with russia during the election. president trump has repeatedly called the investigation a "witch hunt" and denied any collusion between his team and the russians. president trump: "the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics." trump's lawyer says they are not concerned the preside

bear in mind, this comes on the heels of cautious commentary from the likes of howard marks and robert shuller and the ten-year today is at 225 >> right. >> what do you make of that kind of commentary. >> i agree completely. it's the same exact commentary you could have had a year ago and we're seeing the first time double-digit earnings growth and it deserves to be where it is today compared to where it was a year ago or two years ago. the bond market is in a bubble it's been in a bubble for a while. it was at 3% a year and a half ago. but the bubble won't burst because we still have inflation. it's very much contained both here and in europe so with that inflation running rampant, that's why the fed and central bank in the ecb would tighten rates. you don't see a typical sign of it having said that, we're at 4.4% in unemployment and we have, you know, this shadow book of people out of the workforce don't know where that is in terms of psychological levels like 22,000, kim kardashian and -- >> the point that was also made to me, which is worth not only repeating but sort of honing in

mark: time now for first word news. special counsel roberting a grand jury in washington as part of an investigation into potential coordination between the trump campaign and russia. that's according to people familiar with the investigation. mueller is reportedly turning to the washington grand jury in addition to one in alexandria, .irginia the use of the grand jury suggests his team of investigators are likely to hear from witnesses and demand documents in the coming weeks and months. says heime minister hopes european union leaders will see enough progress on some of the challenges facing northern ireland as britain exits the block. before he attends a summit. belfast.today and >> we need an answer to a very simple question. who do i and who do we in europe speak to? who will speak for northern ireland and her 1.8 million people? time is running out.

in new york-- an episcopal church has removed two plaques marking a tree that was planted by robert e lee. during those years before the civil war, he was stationed at fort hamilton in brooklyn. the plaques are going to be archived at the diocese headquarters on long island. meanwhile-- new jersey senator cory booker says he will introduce a bill to remove confedera u-s capitol building. he says quote - "this is just one step. we have much work to do." right now - there are ten statues included in the national statuary hall. we will keep you posted. you can watch more of wednesday's memorial at wjla.com - where you'll also find comprehensive coverage of the events in charlottesville- and the fallout from president trump's comments. developing now.. a charles county school is making some changes, after the arrest of a school employee on sex assault charges. a meeting was held last night at benjamin stoddert middle school for concerned parents. former teacher's aide and coach carlos bell is accused of sexualy assaulting at least 24 students, and producing child porn. he's admitted he's

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the children are now in protective custody. ( mark ) special investigator robert mueller is launching a grand jury as a part of his investigation into russia's influence on the 2016 presidential election.( darya ) and that grand jury has already issued subpoenas. andy rose has the details. special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury in his investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. election, the wall street journal and reuters reported. mueller has already issued subpoenas related to a meeting between donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer at trump tower in 2016. a source tells cnn the subpoena seeks both documents and testimony from people involved in the meeting. mueller's team is also investigating whether or not president donald trump's campaign team colluded with russia during the election. president trump has repeatedly called the investigation a "witch hunt" and denied any collusion between his team and the russians. president trump: "the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics." tru

( mark ) stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly.s to so with distracted walking which is anything that takes you eyes off your surroundings like recording video in a crosswalk excuse me my name is officer mckenna im with the broadmoor police department so you understand that being on your phone can you step on the sidewalk so you're not in the middle of the roadway (are you serious) so you understand about the new legislation that is being passed in hawaii right about texting and being on your phone while you walking in a crosswalk so it's distracting the bigger point is you gotta pay attention to the cars (when you're crossing the street?) it's not illegal in californa its just something to keep in mind thank youi warned you that on day a law banning distracted walking might be coming to california so here's san mateo county supervisor david canepa my announcement is this stanley roberts thank you very much . wait that's not the announcement . here the deal we met in broadmore village an unincorporated section of san mateo county w

(mark) stanley roberts takes a closer look at the problem in "people behaving badly."ene restoration team cleaning up a bio hazard spill on 26th near magnolia street in west oakland before they arrived this guy was out there cleaning up the spillscrapping sound .. come on man you ain't got to put me no camera, i'm fidding to clean this mess up you were already on camera alright ,alright. he was already on camera because i got on the video and there it is 7 am saturday morning, a camper pulls up and pulls the black water pipe, i guess it's the black water. basically the driver dumped the entire contents of the rv's toilet onto the street and then he drove away is that toilet paper? yea i'm fiddin to clean this up bruh you just saw this (yea) what do you think i think it's incredibly disgusting the raw sewage dump wasn't just limited to 26th street you see he left a trail all the way back to his rv we followed the trail of sewage two blocks away and there he was parked on the street so oakland police were called and all the information was supplied however, one of the bu

. >> sean: her mentor, was she giving robert byrd of pascua to mark he was in the clan. ke a look at what robert byrd said to tony snow, back on fox news sunday in just 2001. 16 years ago, take a look. >> i've seen a lot of white [bleep] in my time, we've all become what we need to work together to make the country better. >> sean: pretty shocking former klansman, would you call someone who said that your mentor like hillary? this just highlights the democrats massive double standard when it comes to race in america, the divides that they are contributing to. they have made race a political wedge issue in this country for decades and they have used it sadly to rip this country apart. we showed you how president obama, he rushed to judgment, race to conclusions for any evidence, any facts came out, and the testimony came out in four particular high-profile race cases, rush to judgment. president obama made it a point to associated himself with groups like black lives matter and chant things like what we want dead cops? pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon. president obam

(mark) stanley roberts takes a closer look at the problem in "people behaving badly."era video of the richmond based advanced crime scene restoration team cleaning up a bio hazard spill on 26th near magnolia street in west oakland before they arrived this guy was out there cleaning up the spillscrapping sound .. come on man you ain't got to put me no camera, i'm fidding to clean this mess up you were already on camera alright ,alright. he was already on camera because i got on the video and there it is 7 am saturday morning, a camper pulls up and pulls the black water pipe, i guess it's the black water. basically the driver dumped the entire contents of the rv's toilet onto the street and then he drove away is that toilet paper? yea i'm fiddin to clean this up bruh you just saw this (yea) what do you think i think it's incredibly disgusting the raw sewage dump wasn't just limited to 26th street you see he left a trail all the way back to his rv we followed the trail of sewage two blocks away and there he was parked on the street so oakland police were called and all th

(mark) stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly.rent cities in santa clara count y hit the streets looking for all forms of bad behavior from everything from drivers to pedestrians and anything in between nats: ambiance for instance, see this black mercedes making a turn into homestead school in cupertino from the outside lane that a big no-no, the driver should have waited in line like everyone so sgt gonzalez from the santa clara county sheriffs office will have a chat with him when you were coming this way and you made the right turn what lane were you in and big rigs drivers not following the seatbelt law do you wear your seat belt normally there was also a truck checkpoint where trucks were given the once over for safety this truck and trailer was taken out of service because the driver while he had a license it wasn't the right type.sir where out here doing truck inspections today do you have your drivers license, registrations, and insurance as you may well know school is back in session and during the first month it can be c

robert e. lee statute marked the site of violence clashes saturday. still the scene of tension there today. this woman rushed when she learned a man with a confederate flag and rifle had showed up. she said he was instantly confronted. >> he was showing his flag. i wanted him to see my sign. there were people in his face pointing in his face and swearing at him and a murderer, calling him a terrorist. >> the man left with the protection of police. he's stopping by several times a day. he said he's not alignd with the white supremacist, his interest preserving history. >> well, i've been coming out here every day since just to take smur nobody defaces the park. i came out here just a few blocks away. the memorial continues to grow at the spot where 32-year-old heather heyer was killed when a car plowed into a group of protesters. the man allegedly behind the wheel, james fields, facing a murder charge. this is where hundreds will come together wednesday for heyer's memorial service. now seeking to reclaim the piece usually found here. dozens of these blue hearts are posted downtown. paper st

mark. let's speak to robert korty who is associate professor of meteorology at texas a & m university.ou very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. what is the latest update, do we know when the hurricane will it? we expect to reach as overnight here in texas. the winds have increased in the centre. we are having a bit of trouble hearing you clearly. we will stay with it for now. when we talk about categories of how mccain, the feeling now it is a hurry akin to, it may become a category three. how do these categories work? categories are based on house to rock the wind fielders. anything that is stronger 110 miles an hour is a category three. it is around the threshold of that. there is a category four and five beyond. but anything that is three or stronger is what we consider to be a major and again, capable of structural damage. and is also accompanied by a strong storm surge. given that, what sort of preparations are being made in texas in order to keep people and as is as safe as possible? a lot of the counties along the coastline and a lot of the towns on

i'm on the come up this is for the kittens this is really awesome in burlingame stanley roberts kron 4 news ( mark the kron four morning news... as kids get ready to head back to school... we take a look at where you can find some affordable computers for your kids. (mark) and a close call as a car barrels through a barrier and over train tracks. we'll show you what happened. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. no major hot spots. slow traffic on wb 24 from telegrph to the maze.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (mark) take a look at this... the driver of a volkswagen and three passengers barely escape after their car plowed through a railroad crossing barrier in pola

. >> robert costa i'm told he cranked the one hour mark on this speech. clearly a lot of penalties up energy. at least when we came on the air last night with the afghanistan coverage we made plain that last night's speech was designed to have a shelf life of a little more than 24 hours, i heard from a former white house aide tonight saying the poor afghanistan policy shop workers. it's been obliterated now about by this. >> last might night brian was a policy speech. tonight in phoenix you have a revealing speech. the speech was so telling for awful us reporters who have been chronicling the president and candidate trump for a long time. this is who he is. there was this exchange the riff he had talked about the elites. he kept saying the elites don't give him the approval he believes he deserved. he said he went to better schools than the elites in the media and corporate community. he said he smarter than that he lives in a better apartment he grou growls to crowd the we are the elitesless it's a trumpian moment str it told us how he feels even as pres

senior political analysts mark hallparen, donny deutsche, shannon petty piece, and mark lebovich, catty k, and robertour take away from the past three days? >> i think one of the things we often think about is how to explain to future generations what happened during the trump administration. and i think the last three days is going to be one of the hardest to explain because of not just the discrepancy but the stakes involved and the fact that at a time when everyone is looking at him, congress is away. north korea, the debt ceiling, what happened in charlottesville, under incredible scrutiny, this is the way the president performed. it's hard to explain now let alone 30 years from now. >> and the stakes that you speak of, of course, tasty trump steaks. let's go to bob in washington. bob, do you have any reporting of the last three days? is this general kelly versus donald trump or is this donald trump versus himself? >> general kelly when he came in always said he was going to be more focussed on managing the staff as chief of staff than managing the chief. my sources in the legislative office and

(mark) some drivers in san francisco make a costly mistake by parking in an illegal spot.(darya) stanley robertsving badly." oops it's an expensive mistake, he'll never make that again some drivers in san francisco are making some rather costly parking mistakes, case in point. this is busy embacadero across from pier 3 and this is a parked car.nats: ambiance we know it's parked because there is still has 2 hours and 17 munites on the parking meter this is a weird one though he missed the mark by a little bit (he missed it by 8 feet)so here is what i believe is the confusion, a few years back the city installed separated bicycle lanes in golden gate park where drivers park about 8 feet from the curb nats: ambiance basically giving cyclist a safety buffer from inattentive drivers. now they have separated bike lanes on 8th street and 7th street in the south of market area nats: ambiance i call them floating parking spots, and usually, they come with either bike lanes marking or they are painted green with an additional safety zone for pedestrians many of the newer floating parking spots have a box

white supremacist rally in charlottesville that started as a protest over the removal of a robert-e lee statue.( mark people online are criticizing the network calling this an over reaction to violence in charlottesville. e-s-p-n has issued a statement saying that the network regrets that "who calls play-by-play for a football game has become an issue."( darya ) lee has not commented on the decision to switch his assignment. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. big news from advil, advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. to tinto a flamecker you'll need a spark. new emergen-c energy+ natural caffeine from green tea to focus your mind. 7 b vitamins plus vitamin c to fortify you. spark the energy within you every day. emergen-c energy+. emerge and see. hey. what can you tell me about your new social security alerts? oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ooh

the area is considered private property.( mark ) kron four's stanley roberts explains in people behavingy. hey what are you delivering? what were you delivering? oh the uber (the what?) uber eats yes oh so this how you guys park ah yes haha alright when you enter santana row you are greeted by this sign . what you can't read it? don't worry apparently no one else can either however almost a5t the bottom in small letters it reads compliance with all applicable local, state or federal laws codes and statues including those related to traffic and parking is required so even thought santana row is considered private property . activating your park anywhere you want button still will not make your car invisible nats: ambiance just on olsen drive alone there were so many people stopping in the fire lane commonly known as the red zone . despite the no stopping signs posted throughout this driver was parked for more than 10 minutes with her park anywhere lights blinking at one point she runs into lisa's tea treasure you might know this but park anywhere lights are contagious once activated other

robert kelley with a two yard touchdown. tonight on sports sunday, mark gray is here and we will talk redskins-bengals. that and much more at 11:35 right here on abc seven. a double-header for the nats today, finishing up their four-game series with the mets. we start with game one, bottom of the seventh, 5-3 mets. taylor rips a shot into left field. ryan zimmerman scores. it is a double for taylor, 5-4 mets. bottom of the ninth, 6-5 mets. murphy lines a base hit to center. pinch-running, not the quickest on the base path but here's the play at the plate. jackson out to the end of the game drop game one, the final 6-5. o zend red sox, top of the into, jones rips a shot the corner. tim beckham scores. a double for jones. 1-0 orioles. withts later, trey mancini the fly ball to write. -- athe corner for a ground rule double. that is all they would need. .altimore wins it, 2-1 last night, no question on who won the fight. they both walk him with millions, so everybody wins. macgregor got off to a good start, attacking mayweather with some nice combos, but may

impersonating him, someone who embodies his personality, strength and 0utlook, that's the mark of a great actor and robert actor, a great british character actor. for well 0ver half a century. that is a career to be proud of. people will be looking back on it fondly today. indeed, what his family will be saying today. i remember him in u psta i rs saying today. i remember him in upstairs downstairs, i'm showing my age now. robert hardy, who has died aged 91. italian naval ships are being deployed in libya's territorial waters to try to stop migrants crossing the mediterranean to the southern coast of italy. the italian government have also imposed new rules on charities which have been helping rescue thousands of people trying to make the dangerous crossing in flimsy boats. richard galpin reports. the italian navy used to play a key role rescuing those caught in stormy seas. but now its mission is to enter libyan territorial waters to help the libyan coastguard spot migrant boats as they set sail, and stop them going any further. the abrupt change of mission was given the go—ahead by the italian parliamen

time of 23.10 seconds taking 0.14 seconds off the previous mark set by the dutch swimmer ranomi kromo—wid—jojo who claimed silver in the race. roberting in six years at the sports in—season test at the hungaroring on wednesday. the 32—year—old polish driver managed an impressive 7a laps, more than any other driver and posted the seventh fastest time in his first taste aboard this year's renault. the 32—year—old partially severed his right arm in a rallying crash back in 2011 but prior to that had made 76 grands prix starts, and finished on the podium 12 times winning the 2008 canadian grand prix. you can get all the latest sports news at our website that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. the area of low pressure that brought wednesday's rain is still close enough during thursday to produce showers across the uk, making it quite windy too. it is gradually edging its way north—eastwards. not quickly enough for many of us before it gets to scandinavia and our weather improves. plenty of showers from the word go across many parts of the uk. the north and west in particular. some of these

vonnie: that was the dallas that will reserve chairman robert kaplan speaking with kathleen hays. markexit backer going into more of thejohnson, significant climbed out of the league campaign. as is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton with the european close eight minutes away. boris johnson softening his brexit. another brexit supported making acknowledging the u.k. will have to pay to leave the eu. he said we will meet obligations and keep in mind that this -- after saying the bill was extortion. chief is here.au >> he said the eu could go whistle if it thought it would get any money from the u.k. with brexit. he said today, he really meant they wanted 100 billion euros. he is falling into line. it was a silent summer for him. we were wondering what he was thinking. saying that a transition would be ok, others were saying but he was silent. we do not know if he was planning a leadership bid. he said a transition of one year, two years, three years is fine. united?e cabinet is >> to an extent, chancellor

mark on moscow. chief white house correspondent john roberts fills us into night. >> the project launched in september of 2015 was a gleaming hotel, office tower, and residents that would dominate the moscow skyline. at the center of the proposal, trump organization attorney michael cohen and deal broker felix slater who would act as liaison between the trump organization of the russian government which would have to grant permits for the project. november 3rd, 2015, an email to colin breaking that the project would be a boon to then candidate donald trump. writing "our boy can become president of the u.s. and we can engineer it. i will get all of putin's team to buy in and manage it." in a letter,: laid out the timetable for the project, signed by late january 2016 it became apparent "the proposal wasn't feasible and should not be pursued any further." cohen said seder "sometimes used colorful language." president trump said he had no business dealings with russia. >> i have nothing to do with russia. i know nothing about the inner workings of russia. i own nothing in russia. people thought i owned o

to be unusual since manafort has repeatedly claimed he is kooptding and it marks a significant step in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. >> the fbi agents working for special counsel mueller believe that he's hiding something and that they conducted their search in the early morning, as is normal for them, so that the individual whose residence it is, has no opportunity to destroy or otherwise tamper with the evidence that they seek. >> reporter: manafort stepped down as trump's campaign chair last august, asked questions about russia's involvement intensified. >> are there ties between mr. trump, you and your campaign and putin and his regime? >> no, there are not. it's absurd. there's no basis to it. >> reporter: but cnn has learned investigators have become suspicious of manafort. after they turned up intercepted communications from suspected russian operatives discussing russian efforts to work with manafort to gather information that could hurt hillary clinton's bid for the white house, according to u.s. officials. manafort's attendance at a june 2016 trump tower meeting with donald

clean up you know it felt really good to be part of the clean up in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( mark kron four morning news... see how comedian kevin hart is challenging other celebrities to help eth people displaced by the storms in texas. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... <"i'm challenging a lot of my celebrity friends to follow my lead.">(tiffany) celebrities are asking their fans to help them donate to hurricane harvey relief. kevin hart says he has donated 50-thousand dollars. he is asking others to do the same. country singer chris young believes his home in texas has been destroyed in the hurricane. he has donated 100-thousand dollars to the cause. lady antebellum recently donated more than 44- thousand dollars from their merchandise sales at a recent dallas show. (mark) ahead at nine on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow the latest as rescues continue this morning in texas. and tropical storm harvey is now headed to louisiana. we'll have a live report from houston. <"a baby like this shouldn't be in the rain and cold. i have never experienc

then again there are other restrictions to enforce as well in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( mark.. richmond san rafael bridge. today is tom brady's 40th birthday... and he is celebrating it at the patriot's training camp for the 18th time. (mark) this is video as he arrived to camp this morning. and the team is celebrating the "greatest of all time's" birthday by inviting goats to camp. these are pictures that the team tweeted out of the celebration. ( mark ) take a look at this... fans in boston are upset after a newley opened wax museum had this wax figure of tom brady that may not look much like the star bay area naitive. ( darya ) museum officials insist the brady statue looks like the real thing. the museum says only a few people in the world make the figures. and each head can take up to six months to complete. they admit they're not all some are better than others. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (darya)(james) in the weather center tracking the forecast with james... (james)it's a warm start to this thursday morning with

the area is considered private property.( mark ) kron four's stanley roberts explains in people behavingu delivering? oh the uber (the what?) uber eats yes oh so this how you guys park ah yes haha alright when you enter santana row you are greeted by this sign . what you can't read it? don't worry apparently no one else can either however almost a5t the bottom in small letters it reads compliance with all applicable local, state or federal laws codes and statues including those related to traffic and parking is required so even thought santana row is considered private property . activating your park anywhere you want button still will not make your car invisible nats: ambiance just on olsen drive alone there were so many people stopping in the fire lane commonly known as the red zone . despite the no stopping signs posted throughout this driver was parked for more than 10 minutes with her park anywhere lights blinking at one point she runs into lisa's tea treasure you might know this but park anywhere lights are contagious once activated other cars are magically attracted to the host ca

i'm on the come up this is for the kittens this is really awesome in burlingame stanley roberts kron 4 news (mark duty transgender service members are taking action against the trump administration.... and... a college football walk on gets a big surprise before the season starts... we'll explain after the break. no major hot spots. wb 580 is slow from castro to the tolls. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) a walk on college football player is awarded a full scholarship at the university of minnesota. but the coach decided to tell him in a unique way. the team invited a patient from a local children's hospital named kyle to speak to the team. kyle told the team that he saw kicker justin juenemann visiting the hospital more than any other player. that is when the coach of the minnesota gophers pulled out a t-shirt cannon. < kid fire t-shirt gun and shirt tell football player that he is getting a full scholarship.>(mark) the t-shirt told juenemann that he got a full scholarship. and after the coach delivered a short speech... juenemann called his mom to share the new

clean up you know it felt really good to be part of the clean up in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( markhing this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? breaking news we are following this morning... tropical storm harvey is regaining strength over texas. so far 4 people have died since harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane on saturday morning. more than 2-thousand people have been rescued from the rising flood waters and many are still waiting to be picked up. officials say some areas of texas could receive up to 50-inches more rain before the storm lets up at the end of the week. good morning i'm mark danon.(tiffany) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. today president trump is set to visit texas to take a look at the damage. omar jimenez is live in houston this morning with the latest. desperate rescue operations are underway this morning across flood-ravaged southeast texas .at least 3,000 peo

trash illegally dumped on the streets in the south bay has become a growing concern.( mark ) kron 4's stanely robertsns in this edition of people behaving badly. the alum rock section of san jose is having a problem and it's not just one spot its multiple locations but all in close proximity to each other this is rinehart near jackson street, where 1000 dollar fine for littering are up and down the block . signs which are clearly ignored . things like this walmart shopping cart filled with who knows what nats: ambiance on mckee road there is a different pile, a pile which basically covers most of the sidewalk there is also a man there who was wearing a walgreens smock but he didn't appear to work for walgreens nats: ambiance if you happen to exit interstate 680 at mckee you will see trash up and down the off ramp in fact is you look closely there is an encampment hidden in the bushes you will also find trash if you exit the berryessa off ramp and yes that is a toilet nats: ambiance on some neighborhood streets you might find a mattress here or there . but what i also noticed was this area has a fair

.">( tiffany ) san jose city councilman robert perales is drafting a memo suggesting a possible re- location of the statue. ( markrticipant in the violent white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia has turned himself in. university of virginia police had warrants out for chris cantwell's arrest for his role in the violent rally almost two weeks ago. one counter protester was killed at that rally. cantwell is accused of illegally using tear gas at the rally and causing great bodily harm. ( mark ) a generous stranger has come forward to help a family torn apart by tragedy.( tiffany ) it was one week ago that an uncle and two girls were killed in a san jose mobile home fire. now a man is donating a new home to the family.( mark ) kron'4s j-r stone has the story. sottears from the mother of ten year old thao-uyen. a young girl who was killed in this san jose fire along with two othersincluding her best friend linda. her brother, who wasn't home at the time of the fire, says the last week has been tough. he still remembers when he first arrived back home after the fire.sotwhile those in the community have br