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in the car with him were two colleagues from isp, ronni moffitt and her husband michael moffitt. they turned the corner over here and unbeknownst to them, following them was a gray sedan. in that gray sedan were two cuban americans who had helped put a bomb underneath the driver's seat in the chevelle that orlando letelier was driving. the order to put the bomb in there was given by d.i.n.a., which was the secret police of chile, and chile was ruled at that time by a dictator who didn't like the political activities that orlando letelier, a former ambassador to the united states from chile, was taking on in washington. and so we know now that it was the dictator who ordered the secret police to assassinate him. and so they did this partly through an american chilean called michael tanly who came to washington, built the bomb with these cuban americans and they put it under the car of letelier. they thought he would be alone. and ended up having two american citizens with him. so the car came down massachusetts, turned over here, and exploded right here. this is where the two cuba

out of gallantry, micheal moffitt opened the front door for ronni. in less than an hour orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing on sheridan circle. i never learned what the surprise was, isabel recalled, when i interviewed her over 40 years after this event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil. it's also the only state-sponsored assassination in washington and the most important in history. still osama bin laden assessed one historian, they constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the capital of the united states. it is still the only state sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two decade long resolution of this case would hold implications for chile, the united states, terrorism, human rights, and the fate of democracy everywhere. my book notably argues that it was crucial in taking down the entire pinochet government. but today i want to expl

michael and ronni moffitt, both 25, and recently married. whileffitts waited letelier showered and dressed and rushed out the door. isabel barely had time to kiss him goodbye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevelle malibu classic. michael opened the front passenger door for ronni and plopped himself in the backseat. it was a drizzly morning in the nation's capital. in less than an hour, orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing. on sheridan circle. "i never learned what the surprise was," isabel recalled when i interviewed her over 40 years after the event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil. it is also the only state sponsored assassination in washington, and the most important in u.s. history. the letelier-moffitt assassinations constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the capital of the united states. . the only state-sponsored such act

we later made that same trip with moffitt who showed us what they discovered. >> this is the area inll. we immediately started measuring and we knew right away that there was a big problem with the diagrams and the measurements. >> the problem? all those measurements were off. >> instead of 139 inches, somebody took the figure 139 and interpreted it to be 13.9 feet. 33 inches became 3.3 feet and on and on and on. >> according to moffitt, those flawed measurements, which were used in court, made the house appear much bigger than it was. >> they used the theme of distance to argue that mr. truman was lying about where he said his wife was when he heard what turned out to be this fatal shot. >> at trial the prosecution argued to believe conrad you'd have to believe heidi shot herself in the bathroom and then walked 12 feet before falling to the floor, and according to the medical examiner, that was impossible. he testified heidi's head wound was so severe that she could have at most walked a step or two. >> this issue of distance was this big issue. >> but for antal ferro, just seeing t

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craig moffett of moffitt nathanson joins us over the phone. greg, i love your 42 page report.dmit i'd read it cover to cover. what struck me is turner media is about 20% of revenue, and that does include that hbo service. where does hbo fit in for you in the middle of the streaming wars? craig: hi, taylor. look, it looks like a really good product if you are a consumer. that is not the issue. and i give them some credit, they have done a very nice job making it a compelling offering. the problem for at&t is you are taking three businesses within warner media, that is, you are taking the turner networks, you are taking hbo, and you are taking the warner bros. studio, and you are collapsing them into one business, hbo max. that is a bit of an overstatement, but they are working in that direction. and so, there is a very real risk here that one plus one plus one is going to equal one. and you will have a good hbo business but you will have burned down turner and the tv studio in the process. taylor: an analyst at keybank security says he has been analyzing some of the early data

they're scheduled to arrive at moffitt field after 7:00 tonight. so less than an hour from now.sident will speak nasa employees at nasa ames research center. >>> today, impeachment hearings against president trump entered a new phase. you can watch it live on abc 7 this morning. for the first time, they're hearing from two key witnesses about the relationship between the united states and ukraine. >>> mona kosar abdi has more from washington. >> tonight, president trump reacting to the first public hearing of the impeachment investigation. >> i haven't watched for one minute. >> while the president opted out, millions of americans tuned in to watch history in the making as the u.s.'s top diplomat to ukraine, bill taylor and a senior state department official, george kent testified. both men publicly stating their understanding that president trump ordered nearly $400 million in military aid from ukraine to investigate the bidens. taylor's revelation of a phone call he recently learned about. taylor says one day after the president's controversial call with ukraine's president, h

he arrived here at moffitt field in mountain view just before 7:00 last night and was greeted by about 75 supporters, some of whom were chanting four more years. >> what do you think of the impeachment hearings today, sir? >> reporter: just before noon today the have been have been will talk to about 200 nasa ames employees about returning astronauts to the moon. pence also met with donors at so-called trump victory events, a luncheon and a dinner in monterey. both were closed to the media. tickets ranged in price from $1,000 to $35,000. several pro-ester groups tell us they plan to be here as well. they will be staged where we are outside the gate so the vice president rolls on through to talk to those nasa ames employees. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> on capitol hill a break today between the first of two of at least five hearings. george kent and bill taylor said the president threatened to withhold aid to the country. both said trump demanded ukraine's president open investigations into joe biden and political rivals. on "today in the bay," scott mcgrew will join us more on

now he landed here moffitt field and was greeted by supporters, about 75 of them. some of whom wereyears. our reporter tried to ask about the impeachment proceeding under way in washington but got no response. >> mr. vice president, what do you think of the impeachment hearings today, sir? >> reporter: just before noon today the vice president will talk to about 200 employees about returning astronauts to the moon in the coming years. during his two-day california trip pence meant with trump victory events, a luncheon down in huntington beach and a dinner in monterey. both of those were closed to the media but we understand that tickets to those events ranged in price from $1,000 to $35,000. several protester groups tell us they are going to gather out here to senhed t vice president rolls on through. he will be leaving from move moffett field. >> the city is dropping its lawsuit against the a's. they want to buy the land where it sits. the city and county would receive $85 million for its share of the coliseum land which the a's want to redevelop. the suit not onl

he'll spend two days in huntington beach before moffitt field. -- nasa says the visit will take place in the vertical motion simulator for the planned return to the moon in 2024. >>> bernie sanders will return to california for a three-day swing across the golden state. he begins in oakland where the national nurses united union will officially announce it's endorsing the vermont senator. >>> weather problems around the world from haj juror flooding in venice. >> then to the deep freeze in the u.s. record being shattered. >>> i'm spencer christian. it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. so check to see how much you can save. it only takes 5 minutes. to be covered by january 1st, enroll by december 15th. shouldn't mean a change in sta

big names, netflix, the tsunami is coming, before you start doing that you have to hear what greg moffitttelecom and cable analyst. wait until you hear what he has to say about who really does come out the winner or loser in this battle. it is not who you might think. yes, apple's stock as you see is moving higher by 2%. it has had an unbelievable year-to-date move. this is intriguing for any investor with any portfolio, 401(k), 529 you name it. you have to watch for this. charles: we will. folks, make sure you tune in to the "claman countdown." that is at the top of the hour. >>> fresh off the uaw new labor agreement with ford, united auto workers president gary jones and other union officials are being accused of embezzle member dues. mike tobin with the year long investigation. reporter: what is laid out in this latest criminal complaint the union leaders were living high on the hog, billing essentially to the union and burying everything in expenses. in terms of cheating on expenses this is next level stuff. the criminal complaint alleges that edward robinson, and six r six other unio

air force 2 carrying the vice president is expected to land at moffitt field around 7:00 p.m. tomorrow vice president pence will tour the research center and speak to more than 200 nasa employees. before he gets to the bay area, vice president pence will be in monterey for a fundraiser today for president trump's re- election campaign. ticket prices are as much as $35,000. >>> hundreds of students filled u.s. c. berkeley plaza rallying in support of the deferred action for childhood arrives or daca program. the supreme court is hearing the case about zacha. the future of which is in question. usc has nearly 4,000 dreamers. the u.s. supreme court is signaling that it may let the trump administration eliminate daca for hundreds of thousands of immigrants covered by the program. the obama era program allows the children who were brought to this country apply for worker permits. california state attorney general was in washington yesterday arguing on behalf of the dreamers. >> today we stand here very proud of the arguments that were made on behalf of the more than 700,000 daca re

in the navy, stationed in california, moffitt field in california, close to palo alto and took the recyclables to a warehouse in palo alto and never stopped. i don't go to the one in palo alto anymore but we recycle all over delaware and when i go around the country. somewhere around baltimore coming down from wilmington this morning. i really welcome the opportunity to collaborate -- i want to say about a decade, more than a decade ago with the senator olympia snowe of maine. together we helped create the senate recycling caucus in 2006. and since retirement of senator snowe six years ago i've been fortunate to have as my running mate, cochair senator boozman of arkansas. and this year alone, our caucus has held four briefings to learn more about the current state of recycling in this country and to discuss ways in which the federal government might play an even more important role in encouraging additional recycling in the years to come. the state and local governments are heavily involved in recycling. there's a huge -- i say this as former governor, huge and important role for state and lo