mrs. williams. >> wow, game penalty. unfortunate. >> osaka would finish her off in the second set. "backstory" follows don as he confronts serena's coach to find out exactly what happened in that pivotal moment. >> it was the first time, patrick, you ever sent a signal to serena? >> yes. >> and you chose to do it at that moment, why? >> because i felt it was an important moment. she was -- it was probably one of the biggest moments of her career. she's in a grand slam final to equal the record of all times. and she's losing, and she's -- i feel at that moment, she's lost on the court. so i try to help her, that's my job. it was horrible for us. it was horrible for serena. it's fantastic for tennis. it's unbelievable that was the best moment of tennis for last ten years. tennis was everywhere. we don't have any dramas any tennis. we have dramas in all the other sports, but not in tennis. >> in a postmatch press conference, serena was unbowed. >> the fact that i have to go through this is just an example for the next perso

mr. williams' perspective on how entertainment is important to our communities in improve our quality of life, especially for those facing gentrification and quality of life issues. but i think i'm inclined to support the reappointment of miss caminong just given her depth of experience on the entertainment commission and her experience in these communities. i would like to make a motion that we recommend the reappointment of dori caminong to the entertainment commission with positive recommendation as a committee report. >> supervisor walton: thank you, supervisor mar. we're on the same page, so we'll take that motion, move it forward without objection. >> clerk: this item will be recommended as a committee report with the -- for the appointment of dori caminong to seat one. >> supervisor walton: i do want to take the time to say to mr. williams, you said you do live in district ten. i liked what you said. one, my door is always open. love to have a conversation to hear what we can do to improve district ten, even without you being successful in this appointment at this time. you don't

mr. williams, you said you do live in district ten. i liked what you said. one, my door is always open. love to have a conversation to hear what we can do to improve district ten, even without you being successful in this appointment at this time. you don't have to be on the commission for us to work together, and congratulations miss caminong for your name to move forward. with that, mr. clerk, we will go back and take item number four. >> item numb >> clerk: item number four is a motion rejecting-approving ruby deleon to the treasure island board of directors for a term ending february 26, 2022. >> supervisor walton: thank you very much. is miss valeria shiffrin here? okay. thank you, mr. clerk. we'll move to item number seven and come back to four. >> clerk: item sev [agenda item read]. >> i'm with the port of san francisco finance team. i'm working on the mission rock and pier 70 project specifically, and i'm here to talk about the local special tax financing law amendments. it is a local law already existing, and we're adding in some amendments related to these projects. so just as

mr. william. thank you for coming again. >> be sure to check our calendars and website for other events you may be interested in. thank you again for coming. >>> we begin with historian david mills on how the world war ii partnership between the us army chief of staff george marshall and gen. eisenhower helped win the war. he is a military history professor with the u.s. army command and gen. staff college. watch american history tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span three. -- c-span3.

mr. williams was the last one, and dale haney is the current one. the park service along with the usher's office. decisions made in cooperation for the grounds. like the vegetables in the kitchen garden, what the white house chefs, they would say cucumbers but it was tough to find something that would work for the garden. it's a collaboration. jim: history has a lot to say about colors and types of plants and where they are and how many. the white house has an institution -- white house as an institution has an almost human ability to influence the people who live there and work there, and you tend to want to do what has worked in the past. a funny story about tulips, one spring garden tour during the nixon administration, the gardens and grounds were open and people were coming through. it had been going maybe half an hour. the president was called back for an emergency. for whatever reason, the decision was made to land a helicopter on the south lawn. we had to usher all of the people off the grounds. the helicopter came in to low -- too low and b

mr. williams on the telephone over the years that they knew each other, he never called his phone one time victim went missing. >> reporter: but that didn't mean harvey killed steven, the defense said. steven b. was so depressed about losing his career and his father, about getting older, that he killed himself. and the medical examiner testified it was possible steven could have shot himself. >> what was your opinion of the idea that he might have committed suicide? >> i think it was incredulous. i don't think he would have done it. >> reporter: still, it was another explanation and the jury would have to consider it. so now the courtroom waited and whispered. would harvey take the stand? >> i told the investigators that i thought he was going to testify. and they didn't think so. they thought i was crazy. >> what made you think he would? >> well, he's a con man and he likes to talk. and con men think they can talk themselves out of any situation. >> reporter: he was right. sure enough, harvey was confident, self-assured. had answers for almost everything. he didn't steal steven's money,

mr. brian williams respond. >> i know you are keeping your options open.ut as chilling as it is to hear, you are saying someone who knows better is offering or editing the word that show up and are read verbatim or are supposed to be read verbatim by the president? greg: that deserves another holy [bleep] so it is possible. great scoop. nazis are deciding when our flags remain at half-staff. are these the same nazis who told you a make up stories. they don't wake up in the morning and ask themselves, can i make this day any better? instead they can take any tragedy and make it worse. does saying this make the world a better place? >> he is inciting lay tread, inciting violence. inciting racism. if he doesn't unequivocally call it off and say this is wrong. and we stand together against this and we are doing this, this and this to help fight hate crimes. this is a president who seems to want these things to happen. greg: she had to get there. he wants these things to happen. by connection according to her husband joe, anyone who supports trump must feel tha

mr. william barr, the attorney general of the united states who is now going to be investigating this jeffreypstein death. i don't know how much you're going to be able to pay attention to that but if you're president of the united states does william barr stay in that job? and do you trust him as our attorney general? >> you know, there's got to be accountability. there has to be justice or else in this country you have impunity. and the rule of law dies. this great experiment in democracy goes away, and you have a lawless president who's being aided and abetted right now by a lawness attorney general who is refusing to acknowledge the coequal role congress plays who is refusing to investigate attacks on our democracy and who i'm worried about in investigating the death of epstein and the circumstances surrounding it. and then you have the president of the united states retweeting conspiracies, linking it to a former president of this country, his political enemy, using this position of power and public trust to pursue vengeance using lies and misinformation. again, we need an attorney gener

mr. williams, we want to be like you and he would say, you can't. he was saying they don't have lawyers like that anymore in washington. it's now specialized. you can't be the kind of lawyer who can represent a mafia don and the president of the united states and sort of -- and everybody in between. that general practice of law, that's all gone. >> host: would robert kennedy have been elected in 1968? >> guest: i would like to say yes because it's romantic to think so but i'm influenced by his chief adviser, fred buton, he told me, no, because we forget that the democratic party in 1968 was still the party of bosses. union bosses and city machine bosses and those people were pretty pledged to hubert humphrey. so it was going to take quite an earthquake to dislarge hubert humphrey. maybe kennedy would have don it. he won california right before he was shot that night. maybe there would have been a head of steam building up that summer and would have won in new york and all that and the -- mythology has been that mayor daley of chicago pledged to him

the fbi announced they are investigating the death of mr epstein, the attorney general, william barr,he justice department through the inspector general, into how this was allowed to happen. and some of those questions will be, why was he allowed off suicide watch? what was the thinking and allowing him off suicide watch? itjust a few days ago he was 20 47 surveillance. —— because just a few days ago. a fuel tanker explosion has killed at least 60 people in tanzania and has injured many others. many of the victims were siphoning fuel from the tanker which had crashed in the area of morogoro, about 200km to the west of the main city dar es salaam. our correspondent merchuma has been following the story from nairobi in neighbouring kenya, and sent this report. there was a flaming wreckage scattered over a wide area, and charred bodies lying on the ground. survivors were rushed to the nearby hospitals, some with severe injuries. translation: hospitals, some with severe injuries. translationzlj hospitals, some with severe injuries. translation: iwas hospitals, some with severe injuries. t

. >> reporter: william barr says mr. epstein' death raises serious questions that must be answered. among them did guards conduct routine checks every 3s on minutes on inmates including epstein as required. another his alleged sex trafficking. >> that means charge koss come. >> reporter: president trump retweeting a baseless conspiracy theory implementing the clintons. >> more recklessness. what he is doing is dangerous. >> reporter: epstein had ties to the clintons and president trump. >> the president just wants everything to be investigated. trying to connect the president to this monster where they are seen dancing in a video opposed to other people actively i suppose flying around with this monster on his island, which was known as pedophilia island, pehaps there is a public interest in knowing more about that. >> reporter: epstein had been on suicide watch but was taken off late july. >>> deliberations in the postship warehouse fire trial will continue this morning. the jury goes into its third full week of deliberating trying to figure out if the master tenant and second in c

. >> reporter: the attorney general general, william barr says mr. epstein's death raises questions that must be answered, among them, did guards conduct checks every 30 minutes as required. >> presumably, that means potential charge koss come as well. >> reporter: epstein's apparent suicide sparking conspiracy theories. president trump retweeting a baseless theory implicating the clintons. >> you know, this is more wreck itsness, what he's doing is dangerous. >> reporter: epstein had ties to the clintons and president trump. >> i think the president just wants everything to be investigated. you know, trying to connect the president to this monster from years ago where they are seen dancing in a video versus other people who were actively i suppose flying around with this monster on his island which was known aspy pedophilia island, perhaps there is a public interest in knowing more about that. >> reporter: epstein was on suicide watch but was taken off in late july. epstein' death came a day after new details about his uncase were unsneeld court. la

the other thing to know about william perry pendly, is that mr.es not think there should be public land in this country at all. here's how "the washington post" described pendly. trump's pick for managing federal lands doesn't believe the government should have any. since his time in the reagan administration, trump's pick to lead the blm has sued the department on behalf of the oil and gas industry and publicly campaigned to slash the amount of public land in this country so it can be developed by private companies instead. in 2016 he called for the federal government to sell all of its public land, to fork over 245 million acres of landscape for private individuals and corporations to do who knows what with it. he claims that's what the founding fathers wanted. william perry pendly, will be the acting director of the bureau of land management until the president gets around to picking a more permanent one. mr. get rid of all of the public lands and give it all to private developers, will be in charge of all of the public lands for the foreseeabl

william perry pindly will be the acting director of the bureau of land management. mr.all the public hands are and give it all to private developer also be in charge of all the public lands for foreseeable future. maybe that's the point. it's in keeping with the theme of this presidency, to deconstruct the administrative state, to dismantle the core functions of government from the inside out. hold that thought. hold that thought. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, a history of depressionur e or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people

beach so let's try and get to the prime minister and interior minister mr philbin back into the chamber u.s. attorney general william barr is criticize what he says were serious irregularities in the prison where convicted sex offender and financier jeffrey epstein died in an apparent suicide on saturday guards were meant to check on him every 30 minutes because of a previous suicide attempt epstein was awaiting trial over new charges of sex trafficking underage girls kristen salumi has more from washington. jeffrey epstein may be dad but the investigation into his alleged sex trafficking crimes will continue with top u.s. officials calling for justice for his alleged victims and accountability for the prison that failed to prevent his death the f.b.i. was spotted searching epstein's estate in the u.s. virgin islands on monday even as u.s. attorney general william barr promised that his justice department will go after any so-called coconspirators epstein's former girlfriend is lane maxwell has been accused by the victims of helping to recruit under-age girls a charge she's denied speaking at a police function bar c

mrs. doubtfire good will hunting aladdin and many many more. i'm robin williams was 63 years old. >>killed in a violent stabbing rampage in la and tonight his family is speaking out saying the man accused of killing their dad should never have been out of jail. >>plus after going off and i'm a couple years ago president trump is talking about colin kaepernick again he was asked a question about the quarterback and whether he should be allowed to play in the wimpy trash bags? c'mon. hefty! hefty! hefty! hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>welcome back a big story tonight and signed quarterback colin kaepernick who led the 49 ers to the super bowl is back in the national conversation tonight kaepernick hasn't played for a team since 2016 after he famously started a wave of protests during the national anthem. today reporters asked president trump if kaepernick should get a chance to play in the nfl again. >>only be good enough. not sure why why would he play be good

william barr writing in part: . >> the burrow of prison said that mr. epstein was in a special area but it's unclear when had was taken off suicide watch. >> jackie spiers said given his past measures should have been in place. >> when migrants are coming from mexico they take the shoe laces out of the shoes and yet here's yefry epstein who was able to commit suicide. >> spiers sedin steen's victims will be given an opportunity to tell their story to congress. >>> funerals for the victims of the mass shootings in el paso and dayton. puck died in his son's arms. he was a loving father. ohio governor and dayton mayor attended the funeral. in el paso a mass was offered for the youngest victim. he was a high school 106 more and sock -- sophomore. jordan died shielding her son was laid to rest. her two-year-old is orphaned. >>> president trump is hopeful that all sides can come together on the issue of background checks. he spoken with democratic and republican lawmakers and the nra. >> i think we can have meaningful background checks. we don't want mentally

while the president was retweeting his own attorney general william barr released a statement saying mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. another official told cnn no foul play is suspected. found dead in a cell at this manhattan detention facility saturday morning. there were reactions from both sides of the aisle. missouri senator claire mccaskill tweeting something stinks to high heaven. how does someone on suicide watch hang himself with no intervention? impossible unless -- criticism from republican senator marco rube yeon saturday who agreed with scrutinizing the suicide but also wrote the immediate rush to spread conspiracy theories with someone on the other side of partisan divide having him killed illustrates why our society is so vulnerable to foreign disinformation and influence efforts. on sunday white house counselor kellyanne conway attempting to justify the president's retweet. >> this is all speculative and it's not for me to go further than where the doj and fbi are right now, but you do have different people asking questions. and they wan

attorney general william barr demanding an explanation. barr saying mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. his death coming one day after thousands of pages of documents were unsealed in federal court related to a 2015 defamation case against an epstein associate ghislaine maxwell. virginia giuffre says she was an underage sex slave and directed to have, quote, sex with many powerful men, including numerous prominent american politics, powerful business executives and other world leaders. those allegations have not been proven. tonight that accuser's lawyer who represents other alleged victims writes in a statement, quote, the fact that epstein took his own life 24 hours of the unsealing of detailed and devastating documents and exhibits in virginia giuffre's lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell is no coincidence. >> there will now be two federal investigations into jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide, one by the fbi and another by the inspector general. >>> law enforcement sources tell abc news the criminal case against epstein w

while the president was retweeting his own attorney general william barr released a statement saying mrstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. another federal official told cnn no foul play is suspected. the 66 millionaire was found in his cell. ag barr has even said an inspector general investigation will look into epstein's death. clara mccaskill tweeting something stinks to high heaven. how does someone on suicide watch hang himself with no intervention. impossible unless. criticism who also wrote the immediate rush to spread conspiracy theories about someone on the other side of partisan divide having him killed illustrates why our society is so vulnerable to foreign disinformation and influence efforts. on sunday white house counselor kellyanne conway attempting to justify the president's retweet. >> again this is all speculative and it's not for me to go further than where the doj and fbi are right now, but you do hear different people asking questions and they happen to know who else is involved in epstein's crimes or even just activities. and i guess that t

mr. secretary. >> thank you. >> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >> tonight, trump takes a walk back on tariffs on chinese goods. he says he's just thinking about holiday shopping. he also today estimated that being our president is costing him billions of dollars. >>> also tonight it's midday in hong kong where there is a feeling of foreboding in the air and where freedom and tierney may depend on when and if troops cross the border. we'll speak to a former u.s. ambassador to china. >>> and cut-down day may be approaching for the democratic field. one is being asked to go home to run for senate. another is denying he's going home to run for senate. and a third sounds just like donald trump, as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a tuesday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 936 of the trump administration. and as the headline writers put it tonight, the president blinked. he has apparently yielded to the markets and just about all members of the business community and he's backing off his threat on tariffs on imports from china. they were to

mr. secretary. >> thank you. >> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >> tonight, trump takes a walk back on tariffs ont thinking about holiday shopping. he also today estimated that being our president is costing him billions of dollars. >>> also tonight it's midday in hong kong where there is a feeling of foreboding in the air and where freedom and tierney may depend on when and if troops cross the border. we'll speak to a former u.s. ambassador to china. >>> and cut-down day may be approaching for the democratic field. one is being asked to go home to run for senate. another is denying he's going home to run for senate. and a third sounds just like donald trump, as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a tuesday night.

mr. fareed zakaria just ahead. why is attorney general william barr booking a hollywood party at trump's washington, d.c. hotel with an expected tab of $30,000? is it even ethical? we'll get some answers tonight. also how is an industrious north carolina teen getting people to register to vote when he is too young himself to cast a ballot? i'm going to ask him what popeye's chicken sandwiches have to do with it. and tropical storm dorian, will it strengthen into a hurricane as it roars towards puerto rico? we're going to have a forecast for you. plus how relevant is the new netflix document "american factory," which is backed by the obamas? it explores the culture clash between chinese management and american workers at a plant in ohio. >> where you sit today used to be a general motors plant, and now there are over 1,000 employees working here. >> well, let's turn to our big picture now, and that's the president at odds with his g7 partners. here to discuss, fareed zakaria, the host of cnn's fareed zakaria gps. good to see you. doing okay? >> ye

an earlier with republican presidential candidate and former massachusetts governor william weld as well. nun in to mrs. at 8:00, right after this newscast. >>> larry, we'll be back in 40 minutes, talking about the 2020 census and what it means for people at home >> you got it. >> larry, thanks. >>> and turning to other news, nasa is investigating the fallout from a bitter divorce that stretches from earth all the way to the international space station. summer warden says her astranged wife ann mcclain improperly accessed warden's bank account earlier this year and allegedly happened while mccain was on the international space station. >> i was shocked and appalled that kind of the audacity of her to think that she could get away with that. usa financial did give evidence to my attorneys that she did access my bank account. >> warden had formerly lodged accusations of identity theft and improper access of her financial records. the pair locked in a bitter divorce and custody battle over warden's 6-year-old son. mcclain wants shared parenting rights. the decorated astronaut's attorney says she did login

in a statement, attorney general william barr writes in part, i was appalled to learn that jeffrey epstein was found dead mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered among them, why wasn't he being watched? just three weeks ago, th 66-year-old was found injured in his cell according to multiple sources familiar with that incident, he had marks on his neck and it was believed to have been a possible suicide attempt. so he was put in isolation and on suicide watch but today, multiple people familiar with the investigation tell nbc news, epstein was not on suicide watch at the time of his death. >> had he been taken off suicide watch, the question becomes why? >> reporter: cameron lindsey is a retired warden from three federal prisons >> i would want updates on him multiple times a day if my chief psychologist, a program coordinator was contemplating taking the inmate off suicide watch, i would expect that to be discussed among facilities, executive staff. >> reporter: epstein's death, he says, makes the whole system look bad >> this is a huge black eye on the u.s. department of justice

mr acting to the chamber. the u.s. attorney general william barr has criticised what he says were serious irregularities in the prison where convicted sex offender of finance or jeffery had signed died in an apparent suicide on saturday guards were meant to check on him every 30 minutes because of a previous suicide attempt as a waiting trial of a new charges of sex trafficking underage girls. laws are introduced in the united states more than 50 years ago to protect wildlife threatened with extinction event of a hold by the trumpet ministration and it's likely to clear the way for new mining oil and gas trading the endangered species that is credited with saving some birds and the animals from disappearing altogether our official reports. it's an iconic american symbol the national bird picked for its long life great strength the majesty and know could be under threat the bald eagle was just one of the things protected under the 1973 endangered species act signed into law by president nixon it's been described as the most essential piece of l

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mrs romney coach gwyn williams, the former chelsea coach, making racially abusive remarks on a daily at the club. he says there was no safe—guarding in place for players. the only safeguard was my parents. there was nothing my parents could do, there wasn't any support, there was no one to go to, especially my time there, my first year—and—a—half i was the only black player on the team, so going into the changing rooms and being ridiculed because i didn't like being cold, i would wear my socks up, i would go into the showers and be ridiculed so there was expectations on myself because of the ridicule i got. anne tiivas is director of the nspcc‘s child protection in sport unit and gave me her reaction to the report. we need to commend the people who have spoken to the report, particularly those who are the survivors of abuse at chelsea. and the fact that chelsea has engaged very strongly with those survivors to look at what it needs to put in place for the future. obviously this is one of many, many inquiries that have been ongoing into abuse in football and i think the findings again

. >> reporter: attorney general william barr said he was appalled to learn of epstei barr announcing the investigation in a statement saturday writing in part, "mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. in addition to the vestigation, with the inspector general who is opening an investigation into the circumstances of mr. epstein's death." epstein was found unresponsive inside his jail cell at the metropolitan correctional center. the fdny says paramedics received a call epstein was in cardiac arrest saturday morning. the federal bureau of prisons said he died in an apparent suicide on arrival at the hospital. >> we find it very hard to believe that he would be allowed to commit suicide, especially when he was on suicide watch from just a few days ago. >> reporter: the 66-year-old was placed on suicide watch nearly three weeks ago after he was found in his jail cell with marks on his neck. it was unclear whether the injuries were self-inflicted or the result of an assault. >> i do think that our prison system when anyone is on a suicide watch, they should be watched. >> reporter: epstein's defense team released a statem

williams and being associated with another leak story. anyone care to expand on that? essentially because of the reporting on huawei and the circumstances in which mr out as defence secretary. i‘m reading my joke, sorry. we will come back to that in an hour. i want to very quickly bring in one more very serious story, which is of course the ongoing jeffrey epstein case. the metro, "andrew knows what he‘s done". prince andrew has denied any allegations against him. but the story is not going away, is it? it's not, and this is victoria goo free, who was in court —— virginia, today in new york. she and a dozen other women aren't claiming that they were abused or sexually exploited by the now deceased jeffrey epstein. she has now mentioned prince andrew specifically. but of course, this has wider significance in the sense that this is the first time that these women will have spoken out in court. they are having their day in court. they are having their day in court over this, having previously been silenced essentially by a plea bargain agreed a few years ago. so this will be incredibly significant for those women, albeit some of them also spoke of th

so is attorney general william barr, announcing two federal investigations into the suicide -- one by the fbi, another by the inspector general. barr saying, mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. the mega-millionaire, 66 years old, was indicted for sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. a judge denying him bail, citing what the fbi found inside of his home. a raid turning up a fake passport plus hundreds, if not thousands, of photos of nude women, some appearing to be minors. epstein went from living in mansions all over the world, even owning a private island and interacting with president bill clinton and donald trump years ago, to a concrete cell. his trial was set for next summer. if convicted, he'd spend the rest of his life in prison. prosecutors said their case was strong. epstein may have believed them. >> now to what's next in that ongoing criminal case. thousands of previously sealed legal documents were released in the hours just before jeffery epstein's apparent suicide. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, authorities tell abc news that while disgraced millionaire jeffrey epstein is dead,