it is owned by michael lynch since 1999. item 3-b. the organization known as the lash is nonprofit arts and performance base founded in 1984 by art students from the san francisco state university. the lab is a catalyst for artistic experimentation. along with year around multi-disciplinenary programs. the lab commissions three art projects per year. they seek out extraordinary artists who are underrepresented as a result of gender, class, race, sex orgy graffiti. o -- other mal mal-- the lab relocated on 16th street in the mission district in 1995. item 3-c. the mind full body opened in april 1994 with movement classes and offerings that were reflective internal and medtative. the goal was to be an urban healing resort, a place of refuge, a kind and welcoming place to find meaningful community. the mind full body was a bit ahead of its time offering yoga before it became mainstream. in addition to yoga including post and premarital with baby. it features massage and accupunturand meditation and 200 hour yoga training program. it is n

he wants michael crabtree and marshawn lynch back in silver and black for the 2018 seenz.at the combine in indianapolis. the plan he says is to feature amary koorm in a bigger role offense hely despite the many drops he had last year. and marshawn -- if he is back and 100% and all that and ready to go can expect to get his name called a bunch. >> he is still the beast. that's hard to bring down. and one of the reasons i'm excited to be with the raiders is to join force was lynch. i'm counting on him being a big part of the football team. we think cooper will be a great player. he will be the focal point of our pass offense. i hope he is listening here today. got tremendous quickness. i think he is smart. versatile, a gamer. he likes the bright lights. and he will be the headliner in the offense. >> san jose earthquakes start the new season saturday night at the stadium. they maid made the layoffs with a dramatic late goal on decision day last season but lost 5-0 in the first game of the playoffs. got a new head coach in michael starr from europe and has the deem bleaching

michael crabtree out. what about marshawn lynch?t year nelson had 53 catches, scored six touchdowns but his production went down when aaron rogers got hurt. coming off a down year that included getting thrown out of a game after starting a brawl when his goal was snatched. they signed doug martin, got a great nickname "the muscle hamster." gratitu gruden likes him. and the 49ers busy as well. rich ber richberg, led to the -- mckinnon is expected to start at tailback. >> these were the top two guys on our priority list. to land them, that's pretty special for us. >> this is an opportunity i've been waiting for. since i been playing football, period. >> it just looked like there was a lot of great things ahead. being here today, excited about what's in store for us, what we can do as an offense and as a team together. >> well, you can add kevin durant to the warriors' list of banged up stars. kd now questionable because of rib soreness. klay's got a broken right thumb. coach steve kerr said a little rest might be a good thing for klay

michael crabtree out. what about mar shawn lynch. unclear. but there is a face in the backfield.know that let's start with signing ever jordy nelson. once the favorite target of aaron rogers. two year deal. last year he had 53 catches. . his production went down when rogers was hurt. as tor king crab. a niner before that a down year. after starting a brawl when there was a snatch of the gold chain. i don't wear the gold chain anymore. ashley would be all over that. with a one year deal, the muscle ham sister which he doesn't like but bench at the end of the season in tampa. john gruden likes him. is he replace being mash shawn or joining him? that's unknown. the 49ers introduce run being back jairic mckinnon. and westin rich burg. 6'4"300 pound center. trading kill gore to miami. head coach kyle shanahan expects mckinnon to start. gm is pumped about the addition zploos these were the top two guys on the priority list. to land them that's special for us. >> this is the opportunity i've been waiting for. not just since i've been playing. since i've been playing football period. >>

lynched. his body dumped in a river. >> the body of michael brown laying on that ground for four and a half hoursack into its consciousness once again. it woke so many people up that thought emmitt till was a figment of the past and not a very relevant figure of the pregnant. till is is michael brown, tamir rice, sandra bland, and eric garner. >> joining me now is cofounder of campaign zero. brittany, a good morning to you. i want to get into emmett till. how she insisted on an open casket. what kind of an effect did that have on the civil rights movement? >> well, when mamie till opened that casket up, she said she was doing so because she wanted the world to see what had been done to her son, to her boy. and that was a choice that as i said in the documentary really shocked america back into its consciousness and out of our dry place to really reckon with what we were doing in places we wanted to ignore. and the more that we do that, the more we can have the important conversations. we often say that protest is simply the act of telling the truth out loud and in public. that's what she did in t

loretta lynch is gone, sally yates is gone, there are 24 witnesses that i've identified, michael horwitz would not have jurisdiction over and cannot compel their attendance and their testimony. martha, that says nothing about the state department angle or fusion gps or anyone not in the department, so with all due respect to attorney general sessions, all he can do is look at the department and the fbi and nothing outside of it. >> martha: one of the glaring questions is why i wanted today? why wanted to they want to make sure that their own entity had operated properly and if it has not, want to shed light on that? and if you raise questions as catherine herridge pointed out about the hillary clinton investigation and whether it was above border or whether there was some bias towards the election. >> i do not have any interest in relitigating the decision reached by jim comey, but i have a lot of interest why in 2016 you had the evidence of a crime that had already determined that you were not going to prosecute, i would hope that every american would ask the fbi. if you have evidence o

lynch, i have a long list. john? >> there is a column in "the hill" by jonathan turley, i encourage everyone to read it. it said we just prosecuted michaelnn for false statements. what what if this report about g is true? what we prosecute him and treat him the same way? >> sean: is that equal justice under the law, john? >> that's the big question. can the justice department effectually do it when he was such a big part. >> sean: if i deleted subpoenaed emails, i wonder if i'd go to jail, if i acid washed my hard drive and beat up my blackberry and iphone, i want a will happen, sara. >> you'd probably be prosecuted and you would go to jail. that's a fact. that is the reason why these investigations are so important. they are not just a washington centric investigation. this is about the american people. thishi is about our fourth amendment rights when we think of fisa abuse, carter page, it's not just carter page. it's every single one of us. about the tools of our intelligence community being weaponized against us. >> sean: carter page is going to be rich. that is my prediction. carter page is going to be a rich man after all this. b >

michael moore, a former u.s. attorney, and a former federal prosecutor. hello welcome welcome to the program. >> hey, don. >> juliette. we're learning more about the foengz of the investigation. do you think rick gates is the lynch pin needed to make the collusion case. >> no, he will need more. but it's not just rick gates. rick gates might have kept -- have emails, documentation, other evidence that leads to other people who may know more. sarah was reporting that rick gates wasn't in the inner circle. but as mueller is able to get more information about what might have been happening in the inner circle, some of that may begin to talk as well. this is how a conspiracy unfolds. we are watching it in 24/7 cable news time which is some random case of a random lawyer, a court filing at 10:00 p.m. at night with a little reference to a potential discussion between manafort and a russian intelligence agency or that they were -- that they were friendly, then leading to, you know, sort of disclosures about what gates may be saying. this is just going to keep happening. it's at the oval office. we no he that now. and we are heading towards as i've been saying the unknown. is it a pardon or is it a firing? but the idea