just a second spee5 >> this morning i just rna phenomenal book talking above the renaissance and michael angelo 500 years ago all of the to voluptuous defense and that relates to the environment would is going on in the world and into things can happen we can use these events to create hundreds of years of prosperity. it is three 1/5 the pages i made voracious and rapid reader i can do that in a couple of weeks i am also a right terce so if not reading it all i am writing coping one day it will re-read. >> we have talked about your books isn't there a congressional book club quick. >> started something called the congressional writers caucus of about 30 members of congress on both sides who enjoy writing. we have authors to command with creative rituals it is wonderfully refreshing. >> i thought i would take a little break this is the classic case you see the movie so you want to read the book. the abortion -- the martian. and then i was intrigued by the new series of man in the high castle. i would read science-fiction with uh guy he was now dead named philip but we just finished up a biograph

michael angelo and richard lopez were taken into custody. between july 30th and september 16th they robbed 13 vendors and in some cases the vendors were beaten and pistol whipped. >> a scary situation for these victims. it is something i'm sure will last with them for a longtime. both emotionally and physically. >> ama: police talked to street vendors and offered tips to stay safe. >> dan: a bay area mother who lost her son on 9/11 is pushing congress to override president obama's veto of a controversial bill. the justice against sponsors of terrorism act would allow them to sue the saudi arabian government for any role it may have played in the 9/11 attacks. the president said the law under mends our national -- undermines our national interest. the los altos resident wants her day in court. she lost her son on flight 93. >> how disappointed we 9/11 families are the president has seen fit to try to throw a wrench in our efforts to make sure we have our day in court. >> dan: the house and senate need two-thirds support to override the veto.

michael angelo and richard lopez were taken into custody. between july 30th and september 16th they robbed 13 vendors and in some cases the vendors were beaten and pistol whipped. >> a scary situation for these victims. it is something i'm sure will last with them for a longtime. both emotionally and physically. >> ama: police talked to street vendors and offered tips to stay safe. >> dan: a bay area mother who lost her son on 9/11 is pushing congress to override president obama's veto of a controversial bill. the justice against sponsors of terrorism act would allow them to sue the saudi arabian government for any role it may have played in the 9/11 attacks. the president said the law under mends our national -- undermines our national interest. the los altos resident wants her day in court. she lost her son on flight 93. >> how disappointed we 9/11 families are the president has seen fit to try to throw a wrench in our efforts to make sure we have our day in court. >> dan: the house and senate need two-thirds support to override the veto.

i went and tried all the food and michael angelos and over the last couple years we saw him about having a restaurant. this is really fantastic and is unbelievable the matching the quality of the food with 509 years old. it sits in the sistine chapel. we have some sculptures and have the very famous-- >> are you doing the lottery >> you have ways of getting them club. the restaurant, the long has it been open? >> you plan to do lunches quite. >> not lunches in the beginning. we are going to do a dinner seven days a week from 5:00-9:00 monday-thursday. spectacular the views are and saw a piece of glass. >> that is by a friend of ours who is italian. there will be a glass sculpture here, as well. >> we have a few pieces that are wonderful. it is a little more-- >> revealing. >> working a little magic in the kitchen. >> how are you quite. >> pretty good. >> look at this. >> some fresh you take the veal chops, and what do you do? it is as beautiful as the artwork. >> thank you, very much. >> that is beautiful. balsamic vinegar. >> is that pretty, or want . what is this right here. >> that is

maybe know a little bit more, branch ricky is god who bestows points like michael angelo's finger and bestows his son. this real story is so much more complicated that everything changes, and what's so nice is that the complexity doesn't diminish him, and this isn't revisionism where the pendulum swings to where we're not throwing him out because he's. - we understand he's a demential human being. this is a multi-generational portrait of an african american family, which you don't get very often. this is an extraordinary love story between two people who loved each other but not without it's tensions and it's flash points. there's a wonderful story, and she's there to narrate us through incredibly difficult, incredibly pointy and incredibly moving, and incredibly dramatic moments not only her and their life, but in the history of the united states and so what happens is it permits us to at every juncture to say, "the familiar tropes of the old story, "the children's books don't work here." what we're suggesting is something great. i'll give you an example, not with jackie, but in a la

>>> two brothers have been arrested for robbing more than a dozen street vendors in san jose, michael angelo richard lopez were taken into custody on wednesday. police say they robbed 13 vendors. in some cases, the victims were pistol whipped. >> a scary situation for these victims, something i'm sure that will last with them for a long time. both emotionally and physically. >> police talked to street vendors to offer tips on how to stay safe. >>> the time now is 8:25. the san francisco fire department is celebrating a big milestone as it turns 150 years old. abc 7 news was at fisherman's warf, and got ready for the big parade. it features fire engines going back to the late 1800s, the grand marshall is the oldest living member of the department. >> it was the greatest thing i ever did. i enjoyed all the guys that were there. of course, it is like having a bunch of toddlers when they're together. >> the youngest member of the department, just 21 years old, stood next to the 97-year-old retired chief. today's parade start at 10:00 in the morning at pier 45. >>> still to come, weighing in on t

they're not michael angelo -- right there are sections. >> sure -- sure. sure. you're exceptions. yeah. [inaudible] yeah, yeah. you're right. from a different era that's right. but obviously exceptions but broadly i don't know that that's true. anything else? the signing, sorry. >> no. >> as a gift. >> there is a gift. for you and your baby. >> my god so nice of you. so great. >> i want to thank everyone for coming tonight to support the store and -- [applause] >> antonio, thank you. >> thank you for having me. the biggest crowd i ever had. >> i so appreciate it. his book is available for purchase at the back of the store. some people walked in with their copies, so he'll be happy to sign those as well. >> cool.

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