and i am assured that nolan will not play that game. >> i am assured this guy nolan will not play that game. don't hire nolan if that's what you want, sir. right? amazing tape. nixon says he wants someone who will do what he's told. every income tax return i want to see i see. he will go after our enemies and not go after our friends. that's what he wants. and his staffers tell him, okay, sir, then don't pick this guy nolan, he's probably not going to do that for you. so they don't pick nolan. turns down the recommendation from his treasury secretary. no, we're not picking your guy, we need to find a different guy. they find a justice department guy who was recommended to nixon by his attorney general at the time, john mitchell, who had also been nixon's campaign manager. mitchell picks this guy. nixon thinks, okay, for sure this guy will get it, this guy will know what i want to do with the irs. so this guy johnny walters gets plucked from the justice department and he gets installed as the head of the irs. and then of course president nixon expects to be able to start firing the irs

london born director christopher nolan went on to direct the batman trilogy in hollywood he's deputy following was shot in the house of his parents for the cast and crew of families and friends for around five thousand euros. the dark knight rises cost. two hundred fifty million following helped found nolan's reputation as a must a storyteller with the ability to create unique cinematic worlds. was. a greek. no it's not a joke it's the beginning of turkish german fantasy directorial debut and the human is only occasional. as was pushed i think through. by mentioning that i spent an hour to talk with you which. must be short sharp shock is a gritty film about small time criminals who get into the heads fell about honor among thieves that direct plays a role himself. went on to make the award winning movies head on and into the funny his debut already showed his love of hind drama and putting actors for the mills. for his i.q. . he. is now one of your top directors and his films regularly pick up prizes at film festivals around the world next up is a director who is quite the opposite

that sl the basis of which i inquired about nolan -- >> i'm assured this guy nolan, will not play that game. don't hire nolan if that's what you want sir. nixon said he wants someone who will do what he is told. every income tax return i want to see, i will see. he will go after enemies not our friends. okay sir, don't pick this guy nolan. turns the recommendation. we are not picking your guy. they found a different guy. a justice department guy who is recommended to nixon by the attorney general, john mitchell who is nixon's campaign manager. nixon thinks, for sure this guy will get it and know what i want to do with the irs. so this guy johnny walleters gets plucked from the justice department and gets installed as the head of the irs and president nixon expected to be able to fire the irs at the political enemies like a weapon he controls. september 11, 1972. white house council john dean calls up walters, the irs commissioner. this guy hand picked to be nixon's son of a -- at the irs. summons him to the white house meeting in the white house council office and comes up to the white

the dark knight rises costs two hundred fifteen million following helped found nolan's reputation as a master storyteller with the ability to create unique cinematic worlds. chirk agree and the serve no it's not a joke it's the beginning of the turkish german factory after directorial debut and the human is only occasional. but it's was first i think through a good bit about it but it was as. i said before it's ok with you which came first because the short sharp shock is a gritty film about small time criminals who get in above the heads of fellow about honor among thieves that direct plays a role himself. the first. went on to make the. award winning movies head on and into the fire he made his debut already showed his love of high drama and pushing actors for the mills. for his i.q. . the archaean is now one of europe's top directors and his films regularly pick up prizes at film festivals around the world next up is a director who is quite the opposite of health and not typical festival fat steven spielberg was at the birth of the hollywood blockbuster his relatively low budget d

london born director christopher nolan went on to direct the batman trilogy in hollywood. you following was shot in the house of his parents for the cost and crew of families and friends for around five thousand euros. the dark knight rises cost two hundred fifty million following helped found nolan's reputation as a master storyteller with the ability to create unique cinematic worlds. as. a greek. know it's not a joke it's the beginning of turkish german fantasy directorial debut was and the humor is only occasional. but. i think. the. guys that benoit's would you were looking must be short sharp shock is a gritty film about small time criminals who get into the heads fell about honor among thieves the director plays a role himself. went on to make the award winning movies head on and into the thigh his debut already showed his love of high drama and putting actors frew the males to. the fore and. the archaean is now one of europe's top directors and his films regularly pick up prizes at film festivals around the world next up is a dire. so who is quite the opposite of a

in hamburg john nolan myers work goes on after a successful season inspired by russian literature. you've been in hamburg for forty four years now. you've come a long way. you want an absolutely equal footing with the operator rector. it must be a great feeling to have achieved so much here in germany. and here in. yes but you don't want to wallow in that sensation. how should i put it. and never end this. conflict in the conflict involved in creating and relaying our dinner theatre and having the financial means to create art these things never end. and i never have that feeling i can just lean back because everything is going well and yet lloyd as how do you manage to stay fit. i discovered that hard and it all comes from our core my center. it's just the zob i just want at this fussy isn't something i do to improve my life . it is my life it's one that's leading for me. for the thank you so much mr norm meyer i wish you all the best for your future work thank you and. get. the. longer slower and wider. but is it better. where savings new a class has some surprises in store. an i

in two thousand and eleven john nolan meyer founded germany's first ever national youth ballet it was his goal to present dance to a wider public. in the swedish drink if. people feel. like this point is you can buy that the national youth ballet doesn't dance on the stage of the national state opera it doesn't have a stage it has to find one of these and it doesn't look for stages where only virtuosity is admired me but also in social institutions in suits you know people's homes and schools and even in jails itis high not insured and in so getting in the famous or when does is i wouldn't imagine that a group of eight dancers four boys four girls to dance a few you know could be so completely open to these people the see on the whole the show often night. made they're very well trained dancers as it would but how they manage to communicate with others so freely. in these ahem homes looks touching on mentioned getting them to dance teaching them to dance see this is so wonderful miracle from a sense of myth that. this is from here and i know. i've found. john and i my are often goes b

in two thousand and eleven john nolan meyer founded germany's first ever national youth ballet it was his goal to present dance to a wider public these days with. the spanish language if. you. get this point is you can buy that the national youth ballet doesn't dance on the stage of the national state opera it doesn't have a stage it has to find one of these and it doesn't look for stages where only virtuosity is admired me but also in social institutions in suits you know people's homes and schools even in jails itis high and insured and in so high in the famous it would does this i wouldn't imagine that a group of eight dancers for boys for girls act dance a few here could be so completely open to these people to see. the whole the show off a night. made their very well trained dancers as it would but how they managed to communicate with others so freely in these ahem homes looks touching not on mention getting them to dance teaching them to dance z. it's a wonderful americal from a hands of myth and. this is from hannah i know. from the. jungle in my are often goes back to the coun

played out of time and the line is breaking down for the ins correspondent dan nolan there joining us from budapest thank you so much. now as the temperature rises in the northern hemisphere and the flowers bloom here homeowners know it's time again for the weekly chore of cutting grass but where some see drudgery others see an opportunity for sports allow us to introduce you to lot more racing. any of it's not and smoggy but these drivers one wanted any other way to. mastering the bumps and navigating through tight curves i too have to drive it's biggest challenge as. in the sport is more painful than it knocks. the championship rounds twenty laps which doesn't seem that. long but if you're going full throttle from the from the first starts of boy if you're probably going to stall. tricks to succeed in this tough sport pacing pacing pacing and otherwise drive this risk tiring themselves in many ways it's not that different from formula one the point system works very much for me where you get twenty five points right so during this meeting which is. we have four races twenty five poi

nolan of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 9050, the gentleman from minnesota and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. nolan: my amendment would trip all funding authorization for the overseas contingency und for fiscal 2019 saving the american taxpayers $69 billion. the overseas contingency fund has been called out by many, myself included. and including democrats and republicans, liberals and conservatives that this budget is nothing but a slush fund for the purpose of circumventing the budget control act, which in order to fund these endless wars of choice and so-called nation building that have been so costly to our country in blood and treasury. as a result of the cost of war resolution sponsored by john lewis in 2016, we now have a more elaborate picture of how much these endless wars are costing us and you will see from the chart that i have here that we are now involved in conflicts in 76 different countries all o

so they don't pick nolan. turns down the recommendation from his treasury secretary. they find a different guy, a justice department guy who's recommended to nixon by his attorney general at the time, john mitchell who would also be nixon's campaign manager. nixon thinks for sure this guy will get it, this guy will know what i want from the irs. he gets installed as the head of the irs, and then president nixon expects to be able to start firing the irs at his political enemies like a weapon that he alone controls. so september 11th, 1972, white house counsel john dean calls up walters, calls up the irs commissioner, this guy hand picked to be nixon's son of a -- at the irs. he calls up walters, summons him in the white house counsel's office. commissioner walters comes up to the white house, comes to meet with john dean at that meeting, john dean that understands irs commissioner an envelope. in that envelope is a list of people, hundreds of people, that the president wants investigating and pursued and audited by the irs, this is two months against a race against mc

speaker, keith nolan's dream was to be a military officer. he excelled at the first two levels of army rotc and was preparing to take the next step when he was told that he could the not continue because he failed the hearing portion of a ilitary medical examine. mr. takano: this is not surprising because he's death. the united states does not allow the deaf community to serve in the military unlike other nation that is allow deficit zens to serve. despite keith's passion and our attempts to establish a demonstration program to prove that the deaf community is entirely capable of contributing to our military, keith does not have the opportunity to serve his country. today i am mourning for keith and for the country which lost out on his service. but i want to celebrate his passion and his dedication to expanding civil rights for the deaf community. he has taken this rejection in stride, creating an rotc program at the maryland school for the deaf. i am once again calling for a demonstration program that gives the deaf community a chance to te

jon nolan giving the visitors an advantage to take back to shropshire for the second leg on sunday. kyle edmund followed that with a straight—sets win over world number 10 david goffin at the madrid open. he's guaranteed a place in the world's top 20 after his recent run on clay — and broke twice in the first set to win 6—3. edmund's domination continued in the second — taking that 6—3 as well. and he's into his first masters quarterfinal. he'll play denis shapovalov in the last eight. iam in iamina i am in a good place and it was good to beat novak and it gives you confidence but winning big matches, it is nice to back it up. it is good you can play consistently well at big tournaments. staying with tennis and world number one rafael nadal has won his 50th set in a row on clay as he beat argentine diego schwartzman 6—3 6—4 in the spanish capital. that broke john mcenroe‘s 34—year—old record for successive set wins on the same surface. danny cipriani is back in the england rugby union squad after three years out. he's part of a 34—man party for next month's tour to south africa. cip

nolan. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 115-698 offered by mr. nolan of minnesota. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. this vote and all further amendment votes will be two-minute votes. members will now record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. members are reminded to stay on the floor for further votes. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 62. the nays are 351. he amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 3 printed in house report 115-698

giants down 4-0. [ laughter ] >>> nolan arenado, and well, let's go to the oakland as. as verses rays. ray's outfielder carlos gomez needed sunglasses, so we within the from the fans of a borrowed pair from the fan, top of the 3rd. you see judge cone took him deep, going yard. the next batter, he crushes the home run. rays go back to back to back and the as lose 4-3. >>> frank open serena williams playing her first grand slam since becoming a mom last year. she won her first tie break and took the second set, 6-4 to beat i can tina in strike zen. >> reporter: the call, that's right, cooler hills. they took place across the board where people barreled out of the hill to get a piece of this machine. this year's win e chris anderson, who has his 21nd career history of all times. he has hi chiefed winners. the giants got beat 11-4. jeff bleich with a tight shoulder and a short thigh. >> yes, on the dli his e.r.a. was 10. he's coming back next tuesday. >> yeah. >> that's good news. with sphenbenextrt is our next newscast is tomor >>> still feels like a monday. >> it does. >>

coming up it's the latest edition of red ducted tonight with hosts lee camp after that to join kevin nolan for all the latest news updates this elderly live from moscow. a. lot. to look up that was not going to get up. there. but hold his hands do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. it's going to be for us this is what before three of them all can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. this should. these we continue to discuss only about some amateurs of the maastricht. but the six spots i know we don't we are nothing to give to the next generation and reason for the rich the big problem to me utopian these is the reason of us kept. to keep it. moving. how about it is that our lab here. my pleasure to see a. little. league. paid. by then got a session on the nod that they are. by then is a shift the long. haul of a study that's ok not inside and also is going on want. some sort of. soul. and most of it was revealed to the pope multiple injuries among current enough to soak the kids wi

nolan. great comments, and as i look across this room, i see a lot of friends on both sides of the aisle. and it's been an interesting, yet somewhat disappointing mark-up today compared to the one four years ago. you know, just to clarify an earlier statement, i mean, one thing i do as a legislator, mr. chairman, is, once i get that language of the bill that may impact my home state, our governor's office, our agencies, i shared that language. and i know a comment was made earlier by one of our colleagues, a friend of mine, that illinois might not be ready to implement some possible changes. and i shared the language over the weekend with the agency that would run any program that would be implemented in this bill. and i got a message that -- i got a message back that after reading the bill, they're glad with the two-year implementation, but they believe they can implement a program. but they also understand too that what has been introduced today is not likely to be the final version. and i

stories this hour you're watching r t international live from moscow my colleague kevin nolan will be here with more global news headlines in iran half an hour's time but stay with us now for more great programs right ahead. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of work. a russian w.b. . and a russian pop stuff. show you how and why the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction living you need to transport. that will help out of crimea. faster most of those you won't go for more snow you're quite a bit. greetings and salutations you know i have to admit hawk watchers that there there is definitely a certain appeal to watching the two great political parties of the united states along with their deep state handlers eat each other and their own over donald trump and russia gate and this bloody feast was on full display in all its ravenous glory over the recent exposing of seventy three year old oxford university professor one stephan helper as the f.b.i. super duper secret inside spy on the campaign durin

well over a good morning this is a news one i am live from moscow with me kevin nolan first in this thirty minute news update america has a new secretary of state the smalling former cia director mike pump aoe has been sworn in as the country's top diplomat in a ceremony at the state department that was indeed attended by president trying to . i must say that's more spirit than i've heard from the state department at a long time many years we can say many years maybe many decades it's going to be a fantastic start a fantastic day and that spirit will only be magnified only with this man right here i know that for a fact the ceremony took place at the state department with trump president in fact it was the president's first ever visit but trump had nothing but praise for pompei a calling. i'm a quote patriot with immense talent energy and into like an arguably the most memorable moment from pompei speech was when he vowed to help the united states get back its whacker. i talked about getting back our swagger and i'll fill in what i mean by that but it's important the united states diplomat

nolan. great comments. as i look across the room i see a lot of friends on both sides of the aisle. it's an interesting but somewhat disappointing markup today compared four years ago. just to clarify one thing i do is legislators once i get the language of the bill it may impact my home state governor's office, i sure that language. i know, it was made earlier not a friend of mine that illinois might not be ready to implement possible changes. i should the language over the weekend with the agency that would run any program to be implemented in the bill. i got a message back that after reading the bill, they are glad with a two-year implementation but they believe they can implement a program. they understand what has been introduced today is not likely to be the final bird version. i agree with my colleague when he says usually committee's position prevails. i also believe the best place for regular orders right here in the committee. the difference between today and four years ago is that we had a wide friday of amendments to change the process. that's where the bipartisanship wa

there was an attempt to convince donald trump that it should be abandoned and antiwar activist chris nolan told us he also thinks it's paving the way for america to pull out the only conclusion you draw from that is that this was likely part of an operation to try and bounce the u.s. to try and give credibility to donald trump's efforts is his is apparent plan to walk out walk away from the from the treaty with iran so it seems it seems a reasonable assumption to make that that is actually what was behind this effort by benjamin netanyahu the stakes really are very very high here and you know it is one of the few. to deal with iran was one of the few successes of. foreign policy in the region it was one of the things that is actually kind of create at least the hope that some of the problems in the region could be resolved if that's broken we're in very very. the dangerous territory is a controversial one next the iconic boy scouts of america are about to undergo a rebranding of sorts after underlay is it seems the decision to drop the word boy from its name which is going to happen early

the lords has very little in terms of public support, it has nolan mandate, no legitimacy, it is thereo abide by the constitutional norms and they don't want to accept ma nifesto and they don't want to accept manifesto commitments, you have to ask, what purpose is a house of lords serving. do you think that last night's boat could prompt demands for abolition or an elected second chamber? it reignites the argument on reform of the house of lords, because there are many peers there in receipt of pensions from there in receipt of pensions from the european union, ears with vested interests, here's not responsible to anybody not held to account by anybody, voting not in the national interest but in self—interest. it is like lloyd george's attacks on the belted earls in the early 20th century, they are people feathering their own nests on the backs of the british people and i think the british people and i think the british people and i think the british people will tire of this. here you are, a conservative, countenancing the idea of fundamental reform to the second chamber, that is a fun

nolan: mr. chairman, members of the committee. the simple truth is that process matters. if the process fails, the outcome fails. and that is exactly what has happened with this farm bill. instead of following regular order, as we have done in the past, and i was there to personally be a part of it and witness it, by taking this kind of legislation up through the subcommittees, with open rules, giving all the members an opportunity to offer their amendments or ideas, consider them and have the opportunity to write this bill through the subcommittees, instead, it's come behind closed doors for the simple purpose of partisan positioning. in fact, members of the committee weren't even allowed to see this bill for weeks leading up to the consideration. nor were stakeholders and affected parties given the opportunity to review and express their thoughts. and the result is a missed opportunity, an abundonment of a bipartisan, collaborative tradition that has worked so well for the farmers and consumers of this country. it's a mean-spirited, it's a bad bill, the result of a fail

last night in dallas it was nolan ryan, sam houston, and george w. bush. there was a heckler there getting bush to move forward. watch this. >> reminds me of when president bush decided to run a marathon. his mom was there to cheer him on. she said the same thing "get moving" good thing is the bush character won. >> excellent. >> time for this. greg's commuter news. you know when you hitch a ride. hitchhiking or sharing i don't know a seat. make sure you are inside the vehicle. not like this fella. look at this kid. riding the top of the car. the family was unaware the cat was on the car and clinging to the roof of the van. >> the romney car -- >> terrible. it riched a ride for two miles. but good news the cat did not survive. kidding the cat is fine. everyone is fine. they reunited. he's not injured. the cat's name is rebel. >> a cat without a cause. >> the cat was not phased. please don't put cats on the roof of a car. that's not a good thing. >> terrible. >> that is really -- >> where are we now, skresy? >> brace yourself, greg. new study out a extra gl

but i would have to say since he's leaving, my favorite at this point is rick nolan. rick nolan is my colleague from minnesota and he's truly -- even though i think his politics are nuts, he's a great minnesotan and he's a great guy to work with. but you could pick -- i think this is the biggest problem with washington d.c., is everybody just sees the same faces talking on sundays and everybody just gets their media from the places they want to get it. they're not inside the institution so they don't realize that we actually have great relationships with our colleagues. mike, when i got here, there was a guy named rudy bosh wits who served as a u.s. senator. he said, tom, i got to tell you a story, when i got to washington d.c. a famous democratic senator was waiting for him in his office and introduced himself, said i wanted to meet you, looking forward to getting to know you, work with you. rudy thought this is great. i'm going to have 98 other members produce themselves. he said i waited and waited and nobody showed up. the point of the story is life is about relat

nolan arenado kills the giants with the bat.from his knees, and that's a seed to get tomlinson. pitching well until that. a three-run homer by ian desmond who was hitting 171. three run rockies. bottom seven, pinch hint, 2 on and 97 mile an hour cutter. strike three again. rockies leading 4-1 right now, and they are in the eight inning. >>> the a's happen to lead all of baseball hitters on the road. seven games down, three to go including tonight north of the border. is there something in the toronto water? a strange occurrence for the second straight night. an a's pitcher has to leave early because of an injury. a strained shoulder in the second inning. struck out seven and three and two thirds. tonight's home hitter is dustin fowler. first ever career dinger giving the a's a 1-0 lead in the third. tied 1-1 in the seventh. two outs and the a's string together three straight doubles. chad binder then fowler. that was also his career double, and that's the work of five relievers the a's win 3-1. steph curry is tired of everybody

nolan gallo tweeted this video. take a look. that's a live rat among the trash and filth encountered yesterday during a clean oakland day. volunteers helped clean up areas turned into dumps. gallo holds a neighborhood clean-up regularly in the fruitdale district. >>> well, stay with us. up next, a murder mystery in the city of albany. >> hear from neighbors who never thought this would happen where they live. >> feeling shaky? a number of earthquakes rattle the area. why more people than ever are feeling them. >> and today's high wire act on today's golden state bridge, all today's golden state bridge, all for safe crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> no one has been murdered in albany since 2015 until this past weekend. >> the victim was

nolan arenado... takes derek holland deep and out for a 3-run home run... 3-0 roickies... the giants come back top 5th... tied 4-4... evan longoria... he had teo home runs last night... and tonight he goes into the right-centerfield gap... brandon belt is coming all the way around from first... he scores... 5-4 giants final score... 7-4 giants a's hosting the tama bay rays... ' 6,705 on a chilly night t the coliseum... top 3rd... here was the game... rob refsnyder.... takes sean manaea ut fr a 3-run homer... 4-0 rays... final... 6-0 rays... a's only get one his... nathan eovaldi pitched 6 innings of hitless ball stanley cup finals game 2... in las vegas the golden knights on a 5-game playof win streak... but it wasn;t to be tonight for them brooks orpik... turns on the red light for the washington capitals... 3-1 caps final score... 3-2 caps... alex ovechkin also scored... the series is ties at 1-1... game 3 is saturday... in washington, d-c (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making f

nolan arenado scores... rockies win 6-5 in 10 innings over at the coliseum...wo warriors fans have the place to themselves in the 2nd deck to watch a's-rays --we went in scoreless to extras. top 13th-- tampa bay has the go-ahead run at 2nd.. mallox smith...slaps a single to right...just over the head of jed lowrie. run comes home --a's lose 1-nothing... (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the up

nolan arenado scores... rockies win 6-5 in 10 innings over at the coliseum...the deck to watch a's-rays nd --hardly any offense in this one.. we pick it up in the 9th, scoreless game. , 2-on for stephen piscotty...but he strikes out and the game going to extra innings. a's 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position. --top 13th-- tampa bay has the go-ahead run at 2nd.. mallox smith...slaps a single to right...just over the head of jed lowrie. run comes home and tampa leads 1-zip. --bottom of the frame, the a's down to their final out.. matt olson...facing a full count and trying to make something happen. doesn't work out. --a's lose 1- nothing... (ken) a crowd in california made sure the national anthem would ring out during their softball game. it all started with the announcer telling the crowd the star-spangled banner would not be sang at the start of the division one softball valley championship game in visalia. some in the audience booed the news... then a few people began to sing. pretty soon just about everybody in the stadium joined in. tonight at 9 if you

. >>> police have made an arrest in last week's attack at a 7- eleven store. 46-year-old nolan tulip attacked an employee with a knife. he is charged with suspicion of attempted murder. no word on what may have about the attacks. he ran out of the store and drove away. he was later arrested in san jose was dating -- sitting in his parked car. >>> police are investigating a string of break-ins. >> azenith smith spoke to merchants who believe they think the same thieves might be responsible for all of the burglaries. >> this surveillance video captures a man in a hooded sweatshirt leaving a car, walking towards a restaurant. the man is seen throwing an object before he reappears two minutes later. the cash register. he takes off in the red car. >> it is not a good feeling at all. it's a feeling that you're being violated. >> the break-in happened just before six in the morning. the restaurant said the burglar used a river rock to smash the front door. stealing the register and damaging equipment. the shop had to close for the day. >> we got a bunch of reckless kids or adults who are ju

but in the 7th, nolan arenado, base hit off of sam dyson, ian desmond scores to tie the game. arenado 3-4 in the game. bottom of the inning, brandon belt connects for his fifth home run this week. three-run shot to give the giants an 8-5 lead. he is hitting .432 over his last nine games. next batter, nick hundley lines one into the first role of the left field bleachers. his fifth long ball of the year. giants come back to win 9-5, and they get back to the .500 mark for the season. >>> daniel langdon and the as going for the four-game sweep in toronto. as up 4-0. solarte hits the ball high into air, shallow right, finds the hole between two, but steven threw out solarte at 2nd base. he even make marcus semien smile a little crack there. he gets into one. two-run shot to center. fifth home run of the year. as score four in the fifth, four more in the 6th to open up a 9-0 lead. more than enough runs for mangdon, allowing only two hits. as win 9-2 to complete the four- game sweep, and finish their road trip with a 7--- a 7-3 record. >>> nhl playoffs, game five, vegas and winnipeg

. >> bonnie nolan is fierce. she's unpredictable., and she's sort of a trailblazer. and really a bad ass. >> alicia was the unsuspecting trailblazer 23 years ago, as a teen siren who defied expectations, with a performance that recalled hollywood's most beloved comic actresses. >> i sort of felt like i was channeling people like lucille ball and marilyn monroe, in my fantasy as a 17-year-old girl. i was like, yes. this is what that feels like. >> see? not so clueless after all. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> next, rare footage of the guy who put the animal in "animal house." >> terror. rage. >> a 40th reunion with the frat. >> drop and give me 20! >> next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dixie® ultra's flexproof™ technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store brand. that's strength you can count on. mix and match two of these mcdonald's breakfast sandwiches for just $4. like the bacon egg and cheese mcgriddles. the sausage mcmuffin with egg. or the bacon egg and cheese biscuit. start your morning with a delicious deal. breakfast at mcdonald's. pl

jan nolan asked us to be more pessimistic but i will try to be an optimist. silver lining on the dark cloud of russian interference in our democracy and our election is you see a changing attitude in the valley, and an active approach to the us government. this is an unprecedented challenge, private industry in the us government. >> specifically china, one thing that has people at china, aspiration the chinese stated the frontier technologies like quantum computing and ai. i understand the concern that could have real security implications for the united states. we have to be careful how we respond was i will bet on american innovation particularly if we continue to fund basic research through the national science foundation the way we did in the old days when a lot of universities were putting innovation to the table that ultimately gave us the lead and kept the lead but i have been reading things about getting more involved in decisions around this. i have been reading about not allowing researchers, let's not try to outshine a china responding to that. and

yosemite national park i work with engineers and city attorneys and scheduled and we all work tom nolan e together on the project. >> the excavations are in red we'll have the interference to go under the street. >> my next project is the largest project in the water system improvement program this is the southeast plan that involved a lot of kworpthsdz with the community groups and public when 9 commissioners such the planning commission and the board of supervisors or this ftc commission they help us in city hall this is a beautiful building it really is the inner workers of the building you feel you're in the heart of government and it's exciting to be part of that >> this is the regular meeting of the small business commission monday, may 21, 2018. the meeting is being called to order at 2:10 p.m. small business commission thanks media services and sfgov-tv for televising the meeting, which can be viewed on sfgov2, channel 78, or sfgovtv.org. members of the public, please take this community to -- opportunity to silence your phone. public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

nolan: mr. chairman, members of the committee. the simple truth is that process matters. if the process fails, the outcome fails. and that is exactly what has happened with this farm bill. instead of following regular order, as we have done in the past, and i was there to personally be a part of it and witness it, by taking this kind of legislation up through the subcommittees, with open rules, giving all the members an opportunity to offer their amendments or ideas, consider them and have the opportunity to write this bill through the subcommittees, instead, it's come behind closed doors for the simple purpose of partisan positioning. in fact, members of the committee weren't even allowed to see this bill for weeks leading up to the consideration. nor were stakeholders and affected parties given the opportunity to review and express their thoughts. and the result is a missed opportunity, an abundonment of a bipartisan, collaborative tradition that has worked so well for the farmers and consumers of this country. it's a mean-spirited, it's a bad bill, the result of a fail

the giant furry characters are texas pitching ryan nolan and sam houston and former president georgeesident bush was at the game the other night and barking at his own mascot to pick up the pace. >> let's move it. >> get moving, yells the former commander in chief, and the encouragement worked. the george w. bush mascot, yes, won the race much to the pleasure of the former president of the united states. >> is that not the most relatable thing? if a mascot is running with your head, you would be screaming at him, go, willie, go. we would all do it. >> the not relatable part is you or i would ever have a mascot in the field in the race. >> that is a little bit of the dichotomy. >> we're no ryan normal the two of us. creative license with the likeness of an american sports icon. united states soccer great bran difficult chastain was inducted this week into san francisco's bay area sports hall of fame. a very cool honor for the san jose, california native. one part. the ue person? chastain's face is known around the world especially after her game winning goal and celebration at the 199

i think jan nolan asked us to be more pessimistic, but i'm going to try to be an optimist.the silver lining on the otherwise dark cloud of russian interference in our democracy and our election is that you see a changing attitude in the valley, a sense that we need to take more responsibility, we need to take more of an active approach to working with the u.s. government, that this is an unprecedented challenge both to private industryre and to the u. government, and we need to work more together. >> and i just want to say one other thing about china, specifically china, because one of the things that has people nervous about china is the aspiration that the chinese have stated that they want to control the frontier technologies; technologies like quantum computing and a.i. and i understand, you know, the concern that that could have real security implications for the united states. i think we have to be very careful how we respond to that. first of all, i'll bet on american innovation anyway, particularly if we continue to fundy basic research through the national science

another day in the life of nolan erin oto. fourth inning, here is the big blow.good start defensively. that blake fly up there collin, a three-run shot. your final score, 6 to 1. and if there was any good news for the giants, it is up in the pitching department. madison baumgartner probably make his minor league debut for the year next week, and there would be closer mark: since her yesterday. pain-free, he had a stem cell injection just last month. he is the guy they signed for $62 million. he has not done a lot as far as closing ballgames. but he has healthy again it sounds like. >> a good session for mark through everything, a good command office. so at this point with how well it went and the 20 pitches that he threw that looks like he is on his way to start his rehab. >> north of the border up in canada, the a's are making their way to the east. they play the yankees, the red sox, and the jays, and comported themselves very well. here is how they served the beer up in toronto ontario. no foam at the top, that is a quick way to do it and get it done. here's s

. >> well, i carefullyied the whole thing -- [laughter] not -- i was working at nolan at the time w my boss is a guy named bb grey well with known in republican circle and he had taken a leave and gone over to the campaign as the -- communications director. and he called me one day and mid-december, and he said, i need your resumÉ, and i need it right away. there's a white house job that i think you would qualify for. and i just want to put your name in and i thought well i can work on the campaign. i was -- actually -- i did robo calling for john conley got one delegate -- [laughter] because of your call probably -- >> no i got him a lot of money. but at any rate, so i sent him the resumÉ, and he called me back an he said be at blair house at 6:00. so i scrambled to make myself presentable and get to blair house and i'm starting to figure outta it's got to be nancy reag. and you know, i didn't think it was ronald reagan, because he already named jim brady, and so -- i got there, and i was so nervous that i had to sit on my hands like this because they were like shaking. i mean i never

kaiya's dad ruchitjoins us now, alongside rebecca pritchard from blood cancer charity anthony nolan.ow your daughter is doing she has had five or six weeks now of fairly significant chemo therapy, steroids and other drugs to try to address some of her cells. the diagnosis came very suddenly, what happened? yes, we were, it was six weeks' ago, we we re yes, we were, it was six weeks' ago, we were a normal family, living unbelievably happily with a girl who was going to school, loving her, you know, her gymnastics and swimming, just a normal five—year—old know, her gymnastics and swimming, just a normalfive—year—old girl, but she develops spontaneous bruising on her legs and that was, it was a bit odd, we spoke to the school, the school said she hadn't knocked herself or fallen over, that was unusual and a concern, so, we we re was unusual and a concern, so, we were due to fly away before we flew, were due to fly away before we flew, we wa nted were due to fly away before we flew, we wanted to go and get her checked for peace of mind, i wept there thinking it was going to be nothing, b

congresswoman christy nolan's daily ritual.or of south dakota. >> the one thing that washington is known for is the smoky bar, the late night drinks. for you that just doesn't work. >> i'm married. it's not good for me to sit at a bar late at night when my family is across the country. how can i have interan exwictio other members? it's the gym. we exercise, we talk about legislation. >> reporter: breaking the norm, hardly new for the conservative congresswoman born, raised and still rancher on the 6,000 acre family plot. >> we have had cattle and horses and raised our family here. we'll always be here. >> reporter: noem made the leap to state lawmaker then in 2010 defeated the incumbent to go to congress. despite her success, this is what she heard as she announced her historic run for governor. >> i had a few people tell me i didn't have the right body parts to be a governor. >> reporter: really? >> it's a small minority of folks that we just have to change their perspective and i said, you know, that's unfortunate but we're

nolan on a couple of key points. number one, i think the overseas contingency fund has come to be relied on too much. it was created before the budget control act but the wars have been going on but it ought to be incorporated in the funds. completely zeroing out the overseas contingency fund is irresponsible. while i agree the terrorism threat may have been overblown but it is real. we went into afghanistan after 9/11. we thought we had al qaeda contained and then we had the underwear bomber in detroit and the package bombs that almost came into the u.s. and came out of yemen. and we had to respond. so if we want to reduce it and get more transparency, all for that. but to zero it out would basically would be to say we have all these wars and we really have none of it. can't support zeroing out the oversees contingency fund. i support some of the statements. i will have to oppose the amendment. . mr. thornberry: i yield back the balance of my time and oppose the amendment. the chair: the question is on the amendment