- pamela: yeah, kelly. - harvey: but he's famous, too. - pamela: yeah, i guess.on't do the pursuing. tommy lee pursued you? - yes. very, very-- yeah. in a big way. - in a big way. tell me how that happened. uh, he found out that i was doing a photo shoot in mexico and followed me there and asked me to marry him. and i married him in four days. i'm all for impulsiveness, but four days to get married? yes, believe me, it was, um, a bizarre decision, but it-- it, again, it was just meant to be. we just felt it. harvey: why? i mean, what was it that drew you to-- pamela: love at first sight. i don't know. i always felt that i was gonna get married if someone really was aggressive and wanted to marry me and was, like, caveman style, and that's how it was, so... but we had everything in common. we were really, um, suited for each other, and had beautiful kids. no regrets. did the romance ever kind of fade there? because it seemed like there was passion the whole time. had passion the whole time, right to the end. so that's interesting because with all the problems, you

pamela: seguimos aquÍ con mÁs de ediciÓn digital.iva en relaciÓn a daca. el juez fallÓ a favor de esos dreamers. por el momento la decisiÓn en washington dc tambiÉn a principio de agosto falla a favor de una manera muy similar de mantener vigente por el momento el programa daca de protecciÓn para esos jóvenes dreamers.as esperandpues finalmente ella saliÓ esa decisiÓn. recordemos que entonces como bien hemos comentado, este juez ha rechazado esa peticiÓn del estado de texas que querÍa acabar directamente con daca. lo bueno de esta situaciÓn, pamela es que le da un alivio a todas esas personas, casi 800,000 jÓvenes estÁn sometidos a este programa de daca y tambiÉn se abre la puerta para la renovaciÓn y quizÁ tambiÉn para nuevas solicitudes de este programa. como saben, de acciÓn diferida para personas que llegaron al paÍs en su infancia y que actualmente, como les comentÁbamos, unos 788,000 jÓvenes. pamela: como mencionamos tambiÉn, se convierte en un tipo de -- mÁs de 10 estados estaban con la peticiÓn de revocar daca. el juez decidi

. >> buenas tardes, pamela y borja. asÍ es.onor al senador john mccain. pÉrez garcÍa para hablar de esos detalles cuÉntanos qué sucediÓ. >> algo muy conmovedor para un verdadero hÉroe. hoy tuvimos por Última vez el cuerpo del senador john mccain. saber que no le vamos a volver a ver es algo grande para nosotros.todos los servicios que se le pueden dar un hÉroe. lo vamos a extraÑar. sabemos que en washington va a seguir todo este proceso. >> su amigo el expresidente john biden, hablÓ hermosamente sobre Él. >> yo soy demÓcrata. lo importante que tenemos que encontrar del senador mccain, que fue un hombre bipartidista. sin retuvo la intenciÓn de trabajar de manera conjunta. siempre estuvo buscando los valoresde la familia, los valores estadounidenses. trabajÓ muchos proyectos en otros paÍses. >> y su amigo tony espinosa, un latino que tambiÉn vimos la diversidad parte esta ceremonia. >> claro que sÍ. en este servicio podÍamos ver a tony espinosa, el senador es un trabajo excelente para este servicio. la verdad que estamos honrados

the woman is pamela fayed, and the man is her husband, jim. at the time this video was recorded, one of them had just minutes to live. rewind the video to just a few minutes earlier. the fayeds have just had a meeting with their lawyers. they're in the midst of a bitter divorce. it's 6:30 p.m. the meeting is over. pamela hurries to catch the elevator and gets off at the third floor. she walks to her car and reaches for the keys inside her purse. >> that's when she was attacked. >> los angeles prosecutor alan jackson would spend many hours scrutinizing that video. >> tell me about the attack. >> brutal. vicious. heart-stopping. pamela was completely defenseless. she was attacked, i believe, from behind first, with a knife. somebody much larger than her, somebody much stronger than her, who had an absolute mission, and that was to cut her throat, to kill her. >> on the video you can see people in the complex starting to walk toward the sound of pam fayed screaming. one man ran to the scene and saw a tall man in a black hooded sweatshirt jump int

[cheering and applause] hey, pamela. pamela: hi. how are you? steve: how you doing?nderful, steve. i am so excited to be here and to meet you. we love you dearly! steve: yes! pamela: we love you. steve: wow! pamela: oh! steve: well...guess i'm gonna have to straighten up. [laughter] naw, that's good. well, introduce everybody. pamela: ok. i have with me my fabulous niece nicolette. i have my sister arlene, who is twin number one. i have my other sister, my oldest sister robinetta, and then i have my sister darlene, twin number 2 by 10 minutes. darlene: whoo! steve: hey! let's have a good time today. give me pamela, give me john. all right, guys, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. name an appliance that describes your moves in

pamela: todo un empresario. michelle todo un empresario. los esperamos maÑana con mucho mÁs.on su noticiero... enrique gracias por acompaÑarnos. el gobierno del presidente prepara un plan para evitar que 20 millones de residentes legales que han recibido beneficios oblicuos puedan obtener su ciudadanÍa. el nÚmero de personasque se quedaron mÁs tiempo del permitido por su visa casi duplica la cifra de detenidos en la frontera aÑo pasado. el gobernante venezolanoacusa a sectores colombianos del atentado en su contra esta noche. hay lÍderes de la oposiciÓn detenidos. comenzamos.noticiero univisiÓn adicionó nocturna. patricia dos dos el gobierno del presidente estÁ diseÑando un plan que harÍa difícil la obtenciÓn de la residencia o ciudadanÍa del paÍs. el objetivo parecesir el nÚmero de personas que se hacen ciudadanos estadounidenses. el proyecto perjudicarÍa a los solicitantesque recibieron beneficios pÚblicos. y harÉ el rodrÍguez explica en quÉ consiste el plan que afectarÍa a 20 niÑos personas. >>amalia piensas a la ciudadanÍa en octubre pero se la podrÍa negar por tener asis

jon: you can catch the full interview with pamela anderson on "objectified," 8:00 p.m.on fox news channel tonight. >>> speaking of stars with russia connections, moscow tapping steven seagal to promote u.s./russia relations. will serve as special representative on humanitarian representatives. he was a russian citizen two years ago and a personal friend of vladimir putin. >>> the nra is going after the city of new york and its governor, filing a lawsuit claiming they are the reason it's having financial trouble. details next. plus -- >> tonight on "life, liberty & levin" -- one of america's great capitalists and success stories. rick harrison. we'll discuss philosophy, liberty, business, and he brings with him one of his most treasured items. check us out. 't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high bl

pamela: en colombia, la mujer acusada de una red internacional de prostituciÓn, amenazÓ con dar a conocernores. z>>se llama liliana del carmen la apodan "la madame", ronquera conocida en el bajo.se hizo conocida en cartagenero, colombia. segÚn las autoridades, incluÍa a menores de edad y ella, pera la protagonista. aa registra antecedentes por narcotrÁfico, ingreso lugar de estados unidos de amÉrica. es la mayor proxeneta de la ciudad de cartagenero y la encargada de manejar un corredor sexual en la ciudad. >>despuÉs de verse encarcelada y abandonada, la madame anuncio una venganza. amenazÓ con tratar a quienes a travÉs de ella. contrataron servicios sexualespuede ser a la a todos los, polÍticos que me contrataban asegurÓ la mujer que es una de las 18 personas contenidas tras el operativo conjunto entre autoridades primeras y de estados unidos, que por primera vez deja como resultado que colombia tenga a cuatro extranjeros. la fiscalÍa tiene 15modernos dos telÉfonos mÓviles llenos de contactos y un computador donde estarÍan siendo reciÉn dos los lugares y los nombres con los encuentros so

pamela: los peramos el lunes con mucho mÁs. gracias.presentador: gracias por acompaÑarnos, por fin es viernes. si el gobierno no -- dejarÁ huÉrfanos a estos niÑos, dijo un juez en california al responsabilizar a la administraciÓn trump por las familias separadas. 10 determinantes para el futuro de la acciÓn diferida y los jÓvenes que se han beneficiado. hoy una corte determinÓ que el programa debe ser reactivado. -- se reconcilian despuÉs de la campaÑa en mÉxico. andrés manuel lÓpez obrador conversó y elogiÓ al quien fuera candidato del pri. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: buenas noches. es responsabilidad del gobierno federal ubicar mÁs de 460 padres separados de sus hijos y deportados del paÍs, así lo determinÓ un juez federal en california luego de que abogados de la administraciÓn trump tratarÁn de endosar la responsabilidad a la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles. el juez advirtiÓ que de no hacerlo el gobierno dejarÍa huÉrfanos a cientos de niÑos. jaime:de una manera tajante, el juez federal en san diego se declar

. >> i want to turn to the general election in just a moment, but first pamela from maryland, democrats line, good morning. >> caller: yes. hello. thank you for taking my call. i wanted to say that an earlier caller, kevin, is absolutely correct about the republican party and particularly the conservative movement, how it's undergirthed by race and class and in an anonymous interview in 1981 lee atwater he laid out, he spelled out the southern strategy that was used in 1968 and he said in 1954 you could say the "n" word. in 1968 you can't say the "n" word it will backfire on you. so say stuff like forced busing, states rights, civil unrest and fiscal responsibility. one of your guests there said ronald reagan was the electable goldwater. i'm listening to the water so i can't see who said that, but goldwater was a vocal opponent to desegregation and the civil rights act of 1964 and he won his -- he won his home state of arizona and the five states in the deep south, alabama, georgia, atlanta, mississippi and south carolina. history does repeat itself and this country has a history of rac

pamela: me encanta ozuna. muchas gracias por eso esta entrevisto y por supuesto a tonny. michelle: que continÚe el Éxito que ha estado disfrutando ozuna. felicidades. asÍ nos despedimos, gracias y hasta ma michelle: quÉdese con su noticiero local. ♪ ♪ enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de jueves, 23 de agosto. Éstas son las noticias. se multiplican los problemas legales para el presidente trump. una corte de distrito en manhattan analiza presentar cargos criminales contra sus empresas. aunque autoridades revelaron que el hombre detenido por ice en una gasolinera con llevaba a su esposa embarazada al hospital es buscado en mÉxico, su familia insiste en su inocencia. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia yaniov. enrique: se multiplican los problemas legales para el presidente trump. consideran presentar cargos criminales contra la organizaciÓn trump, el brazo empresarial del mandatario y su familia. los cargos serÍan en conexiÓn con el pago para silenciar a la actriz porno con

pamela: quedan muchas noticias, los esperamos maÑana con mucho nos vemos y gracias por su confianza.ricia: es lunes 6 de agosto y son las principales noticias. una docena y media de incendios forestales siguen acechando a california y se acerca peligrosamente a mendocino. horas sangrientas se viven en chicago donde incontrolables tiroteos causaron 12 muertos y mÁs de 60 heridos. entre las vÍctimas hay niÑos y ancianos. un dramÁtico hallazgo en un padre y su hijo cuando intentaban cruzar la frontera. comenzamos ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >>este es su noticiero. enrique: comenzamos en california con el que es considerado el incendio forestal mÁs grande la historia del estado. se trata en realidad de dos siniestros agrupados en lo que las autoridades llaman el complejo mendocino. un enorme incendio que abarca 1 a casi los Ángeles. andrea nos habla de las difÍciles condiciones que enfrentan residentes y bomberos en su lucha contra las llamas. andrea: 18 fuegos forestales no dan tregua en california. uno de los mÁs peligrosos es cerca del poblado de mendocino hacia el norte del estado, en dond

pamela: esta sonrisa no tienenÍ sueÑo cumplido, despedimos nuestro programa.kie: estaremos maÑana en nuestra cita de impacto. patricia: es martes, 21 de agosto y estas son las principales noticias. mal dÍa para el presidente trump. sox abogado personal y su ex jefe de campaÑa estÁn en serios problemas con la justicia. uno confesÓ que pagó sobornos a dos mujeres por Órdenes de trump. otro fue declarado culpablede fraude, evasiÓn fiscal y otros delitos graves. microsoft descubriÓ intentos de hackers relacionados con rusia a dos meses y medio de las elecciones de noviembre. advierten que el intenso calor donde transitan aciones los inmigrantes en texas. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique: buenas noches, es el peor dÍa para un presidente estadounidense, desde el watergate, que termino con la renuncia de richard nixon. asÍ son los problemas para donal trump, implicado por su ex abogado personal maicol cohen en un delito electoral, donde llegÓ a un acuerdo con el fbi. se declarÓ cu

las niÑas y al re fwgrr de la corte las iba a volver a ver >>> durante 2 meses dayana de 9 aÑos y pamelacon tu mami >>> sola uno una llamada >>> las niÑas no los dejaron en libertad la encerraron en el centro de detenciÓn dilly >>> es duro porque mis hijas con otros padres imposible si yo estoy agarrado de dios >>> cuando a la mamÁ la pusieron en la hielera en la revisiÓn mÉdica le anunciaron de un nuevo embarazo ahora en libertad dice sentirse las patadas de 5 meses >>> alegrÍa por una parte y tristeza por otra en verme de la situaciÓn donde estaba sabÍa que iba a sufrir mucho >>> en el centro de detenciÓn dilly hay decenas de madres que kay v quieren ver a sus hijos y otras sufren. el grupo habla de 500 familias que cargan este peso de la separaciÓn en houston texas, edgardo muÑoz noticias telemundo. >>> 500 familias. al regresar en noticias telemundo ten nos las reacciones en mÉxico por la iniciativa del estado de guerrero para legalizar la producto y comercializaciÓn de la amapola. no se prive de este plato de arroz o pasta un nuevo estudio dice que eliminar del todo los carbohidrato

pamela: gracias siempre por la confianza. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: es miÉrcoles 8 de agosto y estas son noticias. mÁs de 400 agentes migratorios participaron en redadas masivas en nebraska y minnesota, en las que arrestaron a 130 trabajadores y 14 empleadores. un juez federal extendiÓ temporalmente la protecciÓnque impide deportar a las familias de inmigrantes reunificar la hace casi dos semanas. nueva york se convierte en la primera ciudad del paÍs en limitar la forma como operan las compaÑÍas de transporte de pasajeros uber y lyft pero hay usuarios que estÁn preocupados con la medida. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna.lae de agentes migratorios en nebraska y minnesota. segÚn las autoridades, la docena de empresas que fueron revisaban maltrataban a inmigrantes indocumentados. uno de los oficiales encargados del operativohijo que se trata de uno de los mÁs grandes en la historia de la ciencia, cerca de 130 trabajadores fueron detenidos. pablo: es la mayor redada en 15 aÑos y se produjo en 12 negocios de nebraska y minnesota. participaron unos 400

welcome back, pamela. there are some thunder bumpers, and i will get to those a little later. it is a lot quieter today. there are thunderstorms up in the central sierra. we will continue the scene today. it looks like it will take us into wednesday. we are not looking for any high clouds or anything. 50s and 60s on your temps here. there is a drizzle around the bay, so be careful. i had some on the windshield this morning. we are running a little bit warmer due to the cloud cover. we will continue the cooler thing with highs today in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. i can't even find and 90 on this map, and for a long time, that hasn't been the case. here is the man with the truth when it comes to traffic. >> steve, thank you. >>> westbound 580 right at 205 at the tracy super commute, you notice there is a slowdown on 580 westbound at 205 because of road work. if you are coming to that way, give yourself some extra time. otherwise, it looks pretty good as you head out to the oakland area one 880. 401, -- 4:01 am, let's go back to the desk. >>> two people were hurt in a crash outside of

this is "objectified: pamela anderson."boy." - how old were you then? - i was legal. ( laughter ) i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a small town canadian girl who became one of hollywood's most iconic sex symbols. you didn't have a lot of acting experience. they had me come in and they just said, "count backwards from ten and say your name," and so they gave me the job. that's gonna piss off a lot of actresses. pamela anderson's face and body were everywhere. tv, movies, magazines, but her massive success came at a price. you did the sex tape that was supposed to be private. were you embarrassed? and her very public relationship soon turned toxic.

pamphlet j cook -- pamela j cook -- >> as an eric clapton, layla or something like that? >> yeah. >> sounds good. >>> category three and still a powerful enter -- and dangerous hurricane. it is it slowly moving. 195 miles south of hunt -- of honolulu hawaii. if the gfs is right it will take a jog towards maui, malachi . if the euro model is right it will jump or towards the west . right of the best that is to split the difference and say it's going north. the wind has picked up for some. the wind was not a huge factor on the big island. rainfall was 25 of 30+ inches on the hilo side. it has been picking up. i talked to a friend who says it has been very quiet but for others it has been very torrential rain. some of the rain and wind is approaching from oahu on the honolulu side. south facing beaches should have -- could have some issues. the moisture continues to drift northward and as it does and it moves slowly it could trigger another 25 inches of rain in some of the mountain areas and higher elevation. it should we can to two and then one but not until late tonight an

this is "objectified: pamela anderson." "playboy." - how old were you then? - i was legal. ( laughter ) i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a small town canadian girl who became one of hollywood's most iconic sex symbols. you didn't have a lot of acting experience. they had me come in and they just said, "count backwards from ten and say your name," and so they gave me the job. that's gonna piss off a lot of actresses. pamela anderson's face and body were everywhere. tv, movies, magazines, but her massive success came at a price. you did the sex tape that was supposed to be private. were you embarrassed? and her very public relationship soon turned toxic.

nevin he is expected to continue to meet with a senate minority leader chuck schumer, parallel -- pamela harris, and he is nominated to replace anthony kennedy. democrats are trying to slow down the hearings into they get more documents from when he worked with george w. bush. >>> today, the jury in the powell metaphor -- in the paul manafort trial will continue to work. president trumps former campaign chairman could get life in prison if he is convinced that on all 18 counts of bank and tax fraud. this is the first case brought to trial by special counsel robert mueller as a part of the investigation into the russian interference in the 2016 election. >>> in the meantime, president attacks on special counsel robert mueller. he referred to him as disgraced and discredited. he also called mueller's legal team, thugs. mueller has been appointed to investigate russian interference in the 2016 election. the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, says he is not worried about a new york times report that trump lawyer don mcgann had been interviewed by mueller's team for 30 hours. >> th

. >> alejandra juÁrez ingresÓ ilegalmente a estados unidos hace 20 aÑos, su hija mayor pamela no pudocio de inmigraciÓn que le permitÍa permanecer hasta que llegÓ la tolerancia cero de donald trump.. >> su esposa es una inmigrante y ella tuvo la suerte de poder arreglar sus papeles fÁcilmente, yo no. >> el caso de alejandra juÁrez estaba lejos de ser una prioridad para ice no solo porque su esposo sirviÓn los marina, peus dos hijas son ciudadanas estadounidenses y su rÉcord legal estÁ limpio. >> el equipo legal dice que es el caso ideal para que ice tuviera tolerancia, la hija mayor de 16 aÑos se quedarÁ con su papÁ, la pequeÑa de ocho se reuniÁ con su mama, otra separaciÓn familiar por la tolerancia cero bajo el gobierno trump. >> que dios blando e su corazÓn y que haga justicia. >> rogelio mora-tagle, noticias telemundo. >> la dura polÍtica migratoria del presidente trump sufriÓ hoy otro revÉs en la corte, un juez federal ordenÓ reestablecer daca el programa que protege de la deportaciÓn a casi 800 mil inmigrantes indocumentados, en su fallo el juez calificÓ la decisiÓn de trump de

bring their immediate relatives to the country and twenty sixteen the german government suspended pamela reunification to slow down the number of migrants arriving here now it's lifted that cap we made a syrian refugee who hopes that the new ruling will reunite him with his wife and daughter. a lot more last look his wife and daughter in the eyes in august twenty fifteen. allow our is a lawyer his name is on a syrian government blacklist he had no choice but to flee. if i know my daughter but she doesn't know me she calls me uncle obama's first name . his daughter was two months old when he fled a lot more didn't realize it would be years before he would be able to see her again he wasn't able to take much with him when he left this precious photo with his daughter his wedding portrait a photo of his home village from syria he fled to turkey and from there he went by boat to greece then along the balkan route. in september twenty fifteen here in germany he has called his wife every day since they parted and every day she has sent him a picture of their daughter. he wants his wife and dau

pamela munster. is the co-leader of the ucsf helen diller comprehensive cancer center's center for brca research, and she's a practicing oncologist. you're also a mom, and you developed cancer. >> i developed an early form of cancer, and i didn't have a family history. and i don't come from a background where one would necessarily think of brca, but my cancer -- my ductal carcinoma in situ -- looked so unusual that i thought, "this looks more like a brca-related cancer," so i got myself tested. and, you know, i can really speak to the challenges and difficulties that people have to get tested and how much work we have to do to undo this. >> did you take any other measures when you learned? anything else that you had to do? >> yeah, i had what a lot of women with brca mutations go through -- i had bilateral mastectomies because of my diagnosis, and then i had prophylactic refractomy. however -- >> which means? explain that for the layperson, please. >> so, i had to take my ovaries out at a time where

property owner richard scott park and realtor pamela kelley are accused of raising rent on the property on teri circle in novato by 58% in a week. the single family home rented for just over $4,900 before the tubbs fire broke out. after governor brown declared a state of emergency the rent rose to $6,800. then it went up again the same day to 9,500 a month. california's attorney general called the hike a disgrace. under state law landlords are prohibited from raising the price of housing more than 10% after a state of emergency is declared. if convicted, kelley and park could face a year in jail or a $10,000 fine. ed the removal of three redwoo >>> some evacuations tonight in a berkeley neighborhood, the city has ordered the removal of three redwood trees after determining they were in danger of falling. three residential units and seven commercial units on university near mcgee avenues were evacuated today due to unstable trees at a construction site. now crews say one of the trees was leaning. the city has offered to put up the evacuees in hotels. >>> we have a health update now on se

. >> pamela from maryland, democrats' line, good morning. >> good morning, hello, thank you for taking my call. i wanted to say that earlier caller, kevin, was absolutely correct, about the republican party, and particularly the conservative movement, how it's undiverted by race and class. in an anonymous interview in 1981 lee atwater laid out, spelled out the southern strategy that was used in 1968. he said in 1954, you could say the "n" word. in 1968, you can't say the "n" word and it will back-fire on you. so things like forced bussing, state's rights, civil unrest and fiscal responsibility. and one of your guests said ronald reagan was the electable goldwater. i can't see who said that goldwater was a vocal opponent to desegregation and the civil rights act of 1964. and he won, his home state of arizona and the five states in the deep south. alabama, georgia, louisiana, mississippi and south carolina. history does repeat itself. and this country has a history of racism and classix. and if it's left unchecked, it can metastasize and that's what we're seeing today. >> pamela, thank y

pamela kelley and scott parke are accused of raising the rent on their property from 49-hundred dollarstorney xavier becerra said using emergency situation to squeeze money from consumers is a disgrace and will not be tolerated. ( james ) california has lost 20-million dollars... as tourists cancel vacations because of wildfires. now tourism officials are taking action. they're teaming up with oregon and washington to reassure tourist it's safe to visit. the three states formed the west coast tourism recovery coalition. all three have faced major wildfires and smoky skies this summer. but they say less than 1 percent of the states' combined area has been affected by fires. (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) new this morning... the contra costa community college district is offe

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ticking up again at 330 eastern with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, and california's senator pamelaris. we will bring your daylong conversation about trade policy and tariffs hosted by the national press foundation. my vet 9:25 a.m. eastern. -- live at 9:25 a.m. eastern. >> nominated to the supreme court of president ronald reagan in 1987, justice anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. monday, we will take a look at his legacy on the supreme court and its impact on the nation for justicelerk kennedy from 2011 to 2012 and former assistant to the solicitor general, nicole starsky, who argued 29 cases before justice kennedy and the court. of anthonyegacy kennedy monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. national security and intelligence officials including national intelligence director dan coats joint press secretary sarah sanders for today's white house briefing. efforts of about the their

. >> reporter: pamela barnes is a ranger at cuyahoga valley national park, situated between clevelandby generations of ohioans. but eventually the small family farms here fell into disrepair. >> the story of farming in this valley, it's part of what we're charged to pctve. and so that was the story that we needed to figure out how are we going to bring that back to life. >> reporter: today these farms are thriving again. the park developed a plan to lease the property to entrepreneurs who submitted applications. 11 are currently up and running. locals can come and fill up on baskets of produce. ♪ and a weekly farmer's market has become a gathering point for families. >> we're going to go this way. we're going to go to the fig tunnel first. then we'll go up to -- >> reporter: for many visitors this is their first time on a farm. bibbenroth requires every member of his restaurant staff to come out and see the place for themselves. >> first course is the beets. the super wide peeled slice of beet along the base of the plate. >> reporter: farming inside of a national park also comes with

she was very much like pamela, a lobbyist, a hostess. traveled easily between northerners and southerners in washington and the french and the british in europe. she spoke good french. i was sort of amazed in her diary. as she writes it out herself, her french was almost flawless. when she was talking to in a polian -- napoleon, she began speaking to him in english and he said that he understood she spoke french and she said, well, she understood that he spoke perfect english. the negotiations are absolutely fabulous. and so i guess that's the long answer for, no, people loved to see her. she was controversial. she was and smart. anyone else have any questions? dr. jones. affecthandled rose costs -- rose's effects? this man have contacts throughout the state. right was a very close friend of his. >> in the women's prison for confederate rebels, who are some of the other women that were there in the prison? i am not sure that i can recall their names. there is no when you would have heard of necessarily. they were mostly the lives of sout

. >> pamela finds them fascinating. >> some as old as 1800s. >> she has a whole store full of them inacifica. this is japanese of glass. they're hand-painted and each a little different. >> buttons of ages like this one telling a love story. >> he was kneeling down to tell her he loved her. i love it. >> she is an expert on all kinds of buttons all except one. >> i pressed the wrong button on the phone. >> she was trying to order tickets to an elvis costello concert in san francisco. she ordered four tickets and hit the send button. >> it says press here and i pressed the wrong button. >> turns out she purchased tickets in seattle. >> i was mortified. >> we can't do anything. it's final. >> she was out $750. for someone so dedicated to buttons this seemed like a cruel irony. >> there's no such thing as the wrong button except on the phone. >> they said she could get half price or sell them yourself. >> i contacted 7 on our side. >> we called them and they came up with a third option. our customer service team has given her a full refund. >> i love "7 on your side"! i think they're fan

nominee, brett kavanaugh, is expected to continue meeting with senate minority leader chuck schumer, pamela harris, the missouri senator claire mccaskill. democrats have been trying to delay the hearings for brett kavanaugh, and so they get more documents from the time he worked for president george w. bush. his confirmation hearing is set to start september 4. >>> today, the jury in the paul manafort trial will start the fourth day of deliberations. yesterday, the jury wrapped up deliberations in virginia without reaching a verdict. the jury did ask the judge to work about 45 minutes later in the evening than they normally do. president trumps former campaign chairman could get life in prison if he is convicted on all 18 counts of bank and tax fraud. this is the first case brought to trial by special counsel robert mueller as a part of the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 elections. >>> president trumps attorney, rudy giuliani, says the president is not likely to sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller because of the risk of perjury. it appears to b

pamela kelley and scott parke are accused of raising the rent on their property from 49-hundred dollars a month. attorney xavier becerra said using emergency situation to squeeze money from consumers is a disgrace and will not be tolerated. ( james ) california has lost 20-million dollars... as tourists cancel vacations because of wildfires. now tourism officials are taking action. they're teaming up with oregon and washington to reassure tourist it's safe to visit. the three states formed the west coast tourism recovery coalition. all three have faced major wildfires and smoky skies this summer. but they say less than 1 percent of the states' combined area has been affected by fires. ( darya ) in the east bay... the city of el cerrito wants to improve safety along a popular trail... by installing 10 new security cameras.( james ) kron 4's charles clifford has the details. well, the ohlone greenway is four and a half miles long. it's a popular trail for walking, running, and biking. it's also used by commuters going to and from work. but, the trail has seen some problems over the years

to listen to the illustrious pamela members i will limit my comments except for those additional comments with three takeaways and that substrate of that conversation but the first is. was responsible for the ideology of al qaeda pretty much the middle east without religious aspect also have that direction under the muslim brotherhood using as a teaching point how not to do the insurrection. by 19 to the second thing matter what names they take will be around for a while.r the other point that i cannot substantiate is you will have another insurrection with the ideology to do that again. so having said that i direct you your materials we will start off talking about russia's intersection. michael of course is on military studies program along many other things or is a nonresident senior fellow from the atlantic council with many issues as wel well. >> you ladies and gentlemen it is a great pleasure to be here. i would argue russia sees itself be in a strategic position to maneuver but also strategically fortunate to talk to everyone in this configuration with the direct manner and that is

affair, not only do you get to participate in the fun stuff, but you also, if you are an artist like pamela get to enter your artwork and what are you winning in. >> a ribbon. >> reporter: that's good, thank you. the fair kicks off later today, this afternoon at 3:00 p.m., ans gapen at 3:00, and it's really easy. you know, and affordable, i ink, $10 online, $12 at the gates, and, of course, kids under 11 get. in fr all right. that's the latest from montgomery county. i'm goingo eat this peanut butter and jelly deep fried and probably be in the hospital later today. all right. >> that looks good. that's my hometown fair, i'll be there too. f > we're in the dog days summer, but starbucks is ininking fall sta next week. it starts selling pumpkin spice flavor. can we have a couple minutes dufore this happens? the company is intng two new products available in grocery stores. mpkin spice cookie straws and spice flavored ground coffee k-cuds. of course, it's making its comeback, pp kin spice flavored coffee as well. this is like back-to-school shopping, i just need a minute, one more minute, more

because the same election whatever you may think about the merits of donald trump and hillary clinton, pamela harris had the opportunity to become the first african-american woman to and he chose not to. because championing is happening and trying to deal with injustices and those in the judicial system was forwarded by the people that we have in office now. some of the very people that he didn't see the difference. look at the judges that he is appointing. you set up a scenario so i think that they were shortsighted in not understanding the part that his -- whether i like this or he likes this or not, it was a vote for donald trump. it was a vote for what is happening now. so it was a noble and righteous cause and noteworthy and one that we should all take up and take seriously. refusing to go to the ballot box. >> host: you lay this out in a powerful way coming young people rightfully are demanding a higher level of action and accountability and activism from the elected officials. they didn't find that in the candidacy necessarily in the authenticity in the big and bold ideas. moving forwa

pamela: because i have to say my little prayer to the ocean. protect the oceans. >> the forgotten men and women of the united states are forgot to know more. [applause] you are the great people. the great people. you work hard, you pay your taxes, you do all of these things and you were forgotten. they forgot about you. you are the smartest people. you are the smartest people. and talk about they talk about the elite. you are the elite. you are the elites. [applause] >> steve: that was president trump telling us about what he thinks is the elite. you are the elite. you'll hear what i think and what tammy bruce thinks. she is with us for the whole hour. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. the home a positive populism. we'll be talking about immigration and the war. we will bring you part two of our blockbuster swamp watch on china's corrupt influence operation washington, d.c. verse back to the elites. to me, the most important is not actually the elite. you can be part of the elite and be on the side of the people. elitism is an id

senators elizabeth warren, and pamela harris. >> voting and supporting him for governor is the right thing to do. >> and alexandria cortez that upset an establishment democrat in her primary and is stomping for progressives nationwide. >> we don't believe the way forward and the way to win for progressives and democrats is to go moderate. we want candidates that are bold that are visionary and speak to the people. >> now mainstream and the republican national committee called net roots a far left progressive movement that's become a key force in moving the democratic party further left. >> do you think the democratic party has moved to the left or is this just more open these days? >> i do think it's moving more and more left. i don't think progressivism or liberalism is a far out idea anymore. >> the elections are november 6th. >>> north korea is pushing back against u.s. diplomacy. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo shared a handshake with his north korean counter part in singapore but he now says washington is going back on its word to declare an end to the korean war and he crit

his own son christian has been missing since 2012 derek butler's sister pamela, an analyst for the environmental protection agencyaseen missing since 2009. >> i'm h oute because i know that in a situation like this ople need support and need help. >> reporter: henderson lonnd is the f of missing and exploited east of the river. >> this is about human decency and expressing love to the community. >> reporter: balloons with the names of theis msing were released towar the sky over wayne place along with prayers that they would one day be found. meantime, families have be dealing with the d.c. medical examiner's office trying tout figure a way to hold funerals. in southwest washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> this morning there is more controversy and a contentious race for virginia senate. corey stewart admits this picture was doctored. the picture appears to show his democratic opponent, tim kaine as a younger man seated among hon durnfighters. says he worked in honduras to promote his radical socialist ideology but the original picture is with cain in front of mayan >> in the 1970s there was

thank you, pamela. >> it was my pleasure. host: if you would like to join this conversation about what's stan we'll afghan open up the lines. if you're a veteran of the conflict in afghanistan we want you to call in. right now we're going to talk to mark. good morning. caller: good morning. my quess is after all these years why are we still in afghanistan? years is a long time to fight a war without inclusion. but then, again, i don't think the american military has had any victory since, what, world war ii. you read a guy like thomas ricks, he talks about how the leadership in the military responds to perhaps different stimly that just mere victory. so i would just like to hear your response. thank you. guest: starting with the easy ones this morning. it's absolutely the most fundamental question and it's something i literally ask myself every day. i've had friends who have been killed in afghanistan, i've spent a lot of time there myself, i have friends there right now. for me, when i think about the strategic logic of bein

an anthony franklin and pamela franklin and tina smith.ephews and cousins including laronne garret, brooklyn hardaman, dominique hardy, trina veld and joshua franklin, aund ndrea gates, christina davis, jeff lowe, billy wilson, and latanso waters. >> the obituary there being read. we want to continue to keep a close eye of what's happening in detroit. this is a funeral that's expected to last at least another two hours. we did get some clarity on those pink cadillacs that are out front of the church. a lot have been made -- close to 200 cadillacs descended in detroit in honor of aretha franklin. our friend alicia corral, the investigate activi investigative reporter, she did some digging. >> this is the freeway of love. one of her 12th grammy, a woman named cassette ellis worked for mary kay cosmetics put the cat call that if you sell a certain amou amount, you will get a pink cadillac. >> they drove it from california and florida to detroit to pay love to the queen of soul. >> there you have it, investigation day >> thank you for solving

pamela in new york. >> caller: skee-daddy. how are you doing? >> well. how are you. >> caller: it was a pleasure meeting you last week end. i'm one of the lead singers in the band code blue, iat the pary you attended >> pam, you came up. i introduced to you to my wife i thank you for single you with a great singer. >> caller: thank you for being appreciative i hope you can advice your new york people, if they want to invest in a great party, they can hire my band >> she's a hustler, i like it. >> caller: dominion is up over 3% in the last three months and has a 4.5 yield. still 82% off the high -- >> which is why i think they're still a buy. thank you for that kind shout out. i was cutting it up, maybe a little too much. richard in new jersey. >> caller: jim, how are you? thanks for all you do for all of us. >> you're very kind, thank you >> caller: i've owned caterpillar for quite a few months because of the tariffs, what do i do hold it? sell it? >> that's why i've been recommending united rentals. all the heavy equipment exposure, but it's domestic. i

property owner richard scott park and realtor pamela kelly are accused of raising the rent on a property in novato by 58% in a week. the state department of justice says a single family home rented for just over $4900. before the fire broke out. after governor brown declared a state of emergency, the rent rose po $6800 -- rose to $6800 and then the same day went up to $9500. the california attorney general called the hike a disgrace. landlords are prohibited from raising the price of a house more than 10% after a state emergency. they could face a year in jail or a $10,000 fine. >>> senator john mccain is voubded by family -- surrounded by family this morning. the 81-year-old has decided to stop his cancer treatment. he has been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer. kenneth craig reports on the latest developments. >> reporter: senator john mccain's family shared a statement saying the arizona republican has decided to discontinue medical treatment for the aggressive glioblastoma he's been fighting for more than a year. his family noted he has passed expectations for his survival.

apparently she got tired of waiting on her sister. 51-year-old pamela cash took the emergency vehicle..... and drove it three- miles away to a church. a woman inside the church noticed cash looking inside their personal cars and stopped her. police believe cash was looking into other cars .... in an attempt to take one. but before she could do that, police arrived and took her to jail. in sports... will jimmy garoppolo play for the 49ers in their first exhibition game thursday?... and if so... how long?... we have the answer... and after suffering a gut- punch of a loss last night... the giants had a frustraing afternoon at a-t&t park this afternoon... gary has the highlights... and all the sports... coming up next at 8 a laboring mom tests positive for drugs.....resulting in a hospital holding her newborn from her. how a bagel was to blame. new at 8 a maryland mother paid the price for her breakfast choice the morning her daughter was born.(pam) elizabeth eden ate a poppy seed bagel... and it actually showed up as an opiate on a drug test she was given. theo hayes has the story. eliz

pamela, i told you that 4:00 this morning there was drizzle. there have been a couple reports of drizzle. >> now you got the memo. low clouds in place. they were not there yesterday. yesterday what a day. 70s for many. 80 and san jose. the city finally broke through. oakland a beautiful 74. livermore 79. livermore has not had an 80 degree temperatures since sunday. this whole week has been in the 70s. it should be 87 this time of year. even though they hit 80 degrees below average the coast and bay are near average . the inland is running below. that will happen again today. tomorrow we will start to warm up near average. over the weekend -- over the weekend it looks like a few near 90. 74 the city. it is the low which is 62 that is seven above average. 89 in 1879 was the record high. no record high today. a lot of high clouds continue across central california. santa clara valley, monterey. most of that to the south. it is very mild. 64 san jose. 64 oakland. 64 sfo. 62 novato. same for livermore. y, stanford all at 63. it is also on the coast

richmond park and pamela kelly charged with raising the rent in a novato home by 58%. earlier this month the landlord was charged with price gouging. california law states a rent increase can't exceed 10% during a declared state of emergency >>> the state senate passed a bill to build more housing at bart stations. the measure lets bart override local city and county zoning standards to fast track development and allows housing to be built at some station parking lots in san francisco and the east bay. people who commute to bart stations say they are worried about parking spaces being eliminated but a last-minute change to the bill requires a replacement parking policy. >> this is not to take away the parking. this is to add the homes. you can do that through design at bart parking lots. >> carl with the silicon valley leadership group says if people can live near bart stations there will be less traffic congestion. the bill must pass a vote before heading to the governor's desk >>> give me 90 days to improve. that is what san francisco's muni chief ed is asking of may

franklin jr., christine franklin, timothy franklin, carolyn franklin, anthony franklin, pamela franklina host of great nieces, great nephews, and cousins, including larone garrett, asia garrett, brooklyn hardeman, vaughn franklin iii, dominique hardy, joshua franklin, anthony gates, andrea gates, amber hal monday franklin, anthony franklin, cameron green, chris ttina davi jeff low, romney darrell, doris lowe, billy wilson, deon. thank you. [ applause ] >> amazing family, indeed. an amazing woman. sabrina owens, the niece of aretha franklin, with her obituary. we'll take a quick break. we're standing by to hear from the former president, bill clinton, the former attorney general of the united states, eric holder. much more right after this. how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neithe