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the chronicles added a horseman brought five thousand iron nails to petty and received have a sack of grain in payment. but it was sung years before the church was in its present form a form that's remained virtually unchanged. edgy uvas e. is one of finland's finest surviving wooden buildings the tower which is visible far and wide was not at it till decades later by jaco lebanon's grandson it was larger than was customary and designed to take bigger bells the peal of which can be heard far across the water and the forests. the churches built on a cruciform plan with arms of equal length the lofty roof is covered with tarred shingles. wooden churches of this kind were often built in waterways visible from the distance they also served as landmarks. the architectural styles practiced at various periods and most of europe tended to reach the north of the continent after a time lag thus the cruciform ground plan may well hark back to renaissance influence architectural drawings of stockholm churches were used as a basis for the changes local carpenter builders wanted to make in the spir

but this book does get a little petty.n't need a book where he talks about the president's hands. i don't think we need to be having this conversation. >> hell is freezing over, i agree with chris. cripple joam comey has been a disaster -- jim comey is a disaster. he is on the record telling congress he hid the information from the intelligence agency because it was sensitive. jim comey lost all credibility. >> i agree. you have got very congressional oversight. even if syria. if we keep going, the president should go to congress and make them a partner in this. judge jeanine: what is going on in the fbi? we'll talk about that with ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. does it look like i'm done?yet? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your rea

but this book does get a little petty.e don't need a book where he talks about the president's hands. i don't think we need to be having this conversation. >> hell is freezing over, i agree with chris. cripple joam comey has been a disaster -- jim comey is a disaster. he is on the record telling congress he hid the information from the intelligence agency because it was sensitive. jim comey lost all credibility. >> i agree. you have got very congressional oversight. even if syria. if we keep going, the president should go to congress and make them a partner in this. judge jeanine: what is going on in the fbi? we'll talk about that with former fbi lawyer vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. each unique piece comes to life in the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. qu

eyes he may be guilty too of self-righteousness, self-regard and the inappropriate production of a petty cash for gossip revenge attack on president trump. but no one is above the law, even james comey. so tonight, is he guilty of federal crimes, we ask that. in a moment top lawyers for the prosecution and defense goes head-to-head in the next revolution special as we put james comey on trial. >> welcome to this special edition of the next revolution. i'm steve hilton. i'm joined live in new york by the best legal team in television standing by to cut through the spin and politics and focus on the three areas where there are grounds to believe that james comey may have broken the law. his handling of the clinton e-mail investigation, his role in leaks of confidential government information, and the actions he took in connection with that infamous russia

but this book does get a little petty.d a book where he talks about the president's hands. i don't think we need to be having this conversation. >> hell is freezing over, i agree with chris. cripple joam comey has been a disaster -- jim comey is a disaster. he is on the record telling congress he hid the information from the intelligence agency because it was sensitive. jim comey lost all credibility. >> i agree. you have got very congressional oversight. even if syria. if we keep going, the president should go to congress and make them a partner in this. judge jeanine: what is going on in the fbi? we'll talk about that with former fbi lawyer jay christian adams. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substanc

lou: the petty revenge tour of this author.tice department and fbi turning over none of the comey memoranda he has been talking about so freely and jewels in his book, apparently. what do you expect devin nunes of the intelligence committee and the bastions of legislative enterprise and energy paul ryan and mitch mcconnell to do anything about it? >> i don't expect any of them to do anything about it. there are about six true bastions on capitol hill. hundreds of others that you have never heard of. and i want to know one thing. i want to know how he can admit on camera and during testimony that he leaked classified memos from presidential meetings and he hasn't been charged with a felony. that's what i would like to know. lou: i would like to know why people at the justice department and fbi aren't facing charges trite now for their misconduct and clear violations of the law. when the president said comey had crimes to his credit, the fact is what do you say about a man who leaked memoranda that are classified. what do you say

some you might say are petty or salacious.have the former head of the fbi, a man like james comey, known as a straight shooter, talk about the president being untethered to the truth and unethical, the president of the united states. >> yes. >> there's no way to see this. >> unprecedented. unprecedented. but the reason this is an okay aspect of the book is that's how it is going to be taken in. this is a heat part of the book. the light part of the book. what it sheds on the investigation and what it means going forward. that will be dealt with with deadly seriousness. joining us is hillary clinton's former running mate senator tim kaine of virginia, member of the armed services and foreign relations committee. senator, important to have you on. thank you for being with us. so from what you understand about the book so far, what is of interest to you, sir? >> just the excerpts that i've read, this untethered to truth line just has a complete ring of truth to it based on what we've seen in the first 15, 16 months of the adminis

do you believe the dems' petty obstruction of the pompeo nomination?nts trying to cross our border. u.s. senate candidate dr. kelli u.s. senate candidate dr. kelli ward joins us next. i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... u.s. senate candidate dr. kelli ward joins us next. and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ lou: our next guest had a firsted hand look at the porous border between mexico and the united states. we are joined by dr. kelli ward running for the senate from the great state of arizona. the president reasserting his interest in that wall. he wants the border patrol to shut down those caravans and not permit illegal crossing and add it as a condition to agreeing to a new nafta treaty. >> you are right, lou. i think president trump has been working very diligently to renegotiate nafta in a way that is beneficial to the united states and businesses and workers. but mexico has been unwilling to secure their ver

do you believe the dems' petty obstruction of the pompeo nomination? migrants trying to cross our border. u.s. senate candidate dr. kelli u.s. senate candidate dr. kelli ward joins us next. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ and a baseball diamond... ...a mythical castle... and a grand banquet hall. this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusive one-touch mulchcontrol system. nothing runs like a deere® save 200 dollars on the x350 select series tractors at your john deere dealer today. lou: our next guest had a firsted hand look at the porous border between mexico and the united states. we are joined by dr. kelli ward running for the senate from the great state of arizona. the president reasserting his interest in that wall. he wants the border patrol to shut down those caravans and not permit illegal crossing and add it as a condition to agreeing to a new nafta treaty. >> you are right, lou. i think president trump has been working very dilige

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he's petty.he american people have a right to see it. >> with chris swecker, his keep concern, love of the fbi, his deep concern over the damage he believes james comey is doing with this media blitz. >> and his actions while at the fbi as well. >> here's what i'd say. i don't think that james comey was a perfect fbi director or a perfect messenger now for some anti-trump message. i don't think that. despite that fact, we cannot and should not overlook some of the concerns he's raising about why he was fired, which we know bob mueller is looking into and about some concerns about how president trump is governing. put aside the petty stuff. >> it's hard to do. >> it is hard to do. >> we can't use it to avoid looking at some of the other criticisms because james comey is by far an imperfect messenger. >> if he fired james comey on day one -- >> totally different. >> based on chuck schumer and nancy pelosi -- >> totally different. i agree. >> and lanny davis when he worked for president clinton, he

middle -- little really done for if our petty middle —— little mindedness, our brexit state of mindgless. but after many years, i would say after 25 years, india has increased its interest in the commonwealth, it is going to put in more money for technical funds to help the small states. and various other matters connected with the commonwealth. so to that extent, there is change in indian foreign policy under narendra modi which was not there for a long time. increasingly, the indian foreign office lost interest in the commonwealth and their interest was on the united nations. that said, i think the main issue in thisjust concluded a deal was the succession. it was not the other issues. what governed it from the very beginning, from the queen's speech to the end and it is in the read a statement, the succession. now, iagree and it is in the read a statement, the succession. now, i agree with polly that in principle, the commonwealth, in order to fit into the character of being modern, which was emphasised as far back as 1949, it could have explored democratic option in of having ha

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it might sound petty, but it was something that struck me. >> kimberly: our head of wardrobe wouldn't like that. >> greg: he would get a phone call immediately. jesse, jon tester refused jim comey's apology to hillary. >> jesse: one of the reasons i don't think the book is going to do as well as a lot of people say. there's a huge anti-trump appetite in this country but he has no natural base. the left doesn't really like him. the right doesn't really like him. what were the bombshells? a lot of salacious stuff, which i think wasn't even as delicious as the "fire and fury" stuff. in terms of bombshells, look at it on substance. he says what? he may be compromised by the russians. it's a possibility he obstructed justice. that said? maybe he is a liar and a leaker, and maybe it's possible trump didn't obstruct justice. that doesn't really take us anywhere. in terms of the ratings, juan said had a got a good number, less than half of what stormy god, more than less than half roseanne god. country music awards, i'm sure that's what dana was watching. i think ultimately it confirms that p

pettis old the ncaa record for most punt returns with nine.he raiders gamble on a first-round talent who fell down to round three because of off-the-field issues. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. now your accuweather forecast. >> good morning to you. a live look outside of emeryville. south of there we have seem showers and the hayward airport but also some sunshine. it certainly will be cool for everyone. if you've noticed the past few days the winds have been up and temperatures have been cooler than average. here's concord today at 66. tomorrow may be a few degrees warmer. it's monday things begin to turn around. then by the middle of the week temperatures rising to above average readings. look at next friday. we'll be well into the first week of may by then. it will be around 80 degrees. look at that, a pretty start stt your saturday. we're looking at three-quarter mile visibility up in santa rosa. it's all due to this weak weather system and the sprinkles sort of sit over this area, past fr

many saw it making him sympathetic and leaving the prosecutors looking petty, even tawdry. but today, though, many democrats are pushing hard on a road to impeachment, of course they lived through an impeachment that backfired politically. there were lies about sex and there were no other convictions in that case. this trump probe already includes foreign crimes to impact an election and several guilty pleas. where this heads and where rod goes? that's an unpredictable path. our competitor cnn has a report that mueller is not only slowing down, but he's moving to question russian oligarchs, as many as three to track the money trail. let's get to our panel. david priest, a former intelligence officer, he used to give bob mueller a morning intelligence briefing. and jack quid who served with president clinton and took the position at the time that maybe bill clinton should not give testimony, as i just mentioned. jack, you have a new article acknowledging that history but saying ultimately it's better when presidents do give testimony as clinton did and trump should do the sa

because what we've seen deals with a lot of things that are petty, that are salacious, prostitutes f. there is one thing an fbi director or a former fbi director can do, he can dodge a question. there were places he went. and the fbi folks that i'm talking to keep saying our institution has been under attack. and when he is out there selling a book saying these kinds of things they feel it is not the way the fbi conducts itself. and that it is hurting their reputation, both short-term and long-term, especially after president trump has been attack, attack, attack. so there is that concern as well. >> got it. jamie, thank you for weighing in on that. i want to get to now the other piece of news today, the special counsel boss here, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein learning he has had his own questions about whether or not he should recuse himself. it has been this growing call from the president's allies and since he first started overseeing the russia probe and the mueller team and he was the one who penned that comey memo which ultimately is what the president admitted to l

all things trump, engaging in wild speculation, throwing everybody under the bus, and is the most petty human being on earth. as it turns out, james comey's "higher loyalty" is to james comey. tonight we will break down some of the most egregious moments from last night's interview. we will show you the questions that clinton sycophant george stephanopoulos should have asked last night in his softball sitdown interview. this was by far the worst interview i have ever seen. also tonight, we'll analyze friday's u.s.-led military strikes in syria. it is time for assad to wake up. the weak, ineffective days of doing nothing of obama are long gone. we will have that and so much more in tonight's important breaking news opening monologue. ♪ we have to start tonight with this. today, for hours and hours, the media has been absolutely apoplectic and hyperventilating over some breaking news that i have been listed in court today as a client for long time trump attorney michael cohen. take a look what i mean. >> he stood up and he said the name "sean hannity." >> how did he say it? >> sean hannit

to hold talks with a leading opposition figure as anti-government protests continue there in color petty and called off the talks with a call me and accusing him of trying to dictate the agenda meaning is parliament meets next week to elect the prime minister of the search. resigned on monday following weeks of antigovernment rallies. china's president has hosted india's leader calling for greater cooperation between the countries she and paying held an informal summit with prime minister narendra modi at a time of tension along their shared border india has also raised concerns about china's belt and road initiative that includes a major infrastructure project through pakistan administered kashmir which india says is illegally occupied would be a shot on this head of politics and its national relations at the university of westminster he says that china's relationship with pakistan is influencing india's position. since last year india has been very cautious about china but more than that in also recognize that if it's a stench in a china then china will become even more close to pakist

yes the name-calling, many called it petty. but he has gotten him to the table. as kim jong-un is coming through the table the president is now using looser language. >> whenever i hear that, i scratch my head. i mean, you call the president's words, not you personally, but others call it petty. well what category do you put a guy who kills his own peep? >> right. >> petty versus -- >> i think if you ask joy behar she puts him as morally superior to the president. that more relativism is so dangerous. but you're right. i don't think he's honarable. i think he is -- honorable. he's murderous. so many people have lost their lives -- >> this is deal making. >> i know we talked about it yesterday, i hope part of this deal is not just deknew calendarization, i hope -- denuclear iization, i hope there's opening things up. >> part of the deal-making, the equation, jessica, is the president saying i'm willing to meet with you but willing to walk away. >> right. he even said i'm willing to respectfully get up in the middle of the meeting and walk out. i think everybody on

he's become partisan and he's become petty.nd the talk about orange hair and the small hands and the hair and the tie, that's just petty. that's beneath the dignity of a former fbi agent and certainly in this conversation. his attempts to be nonpartisan with what paul is talking about, the decision to announce reopening the hillary investigation, he became partisan. he not only did that, he didn't tell loretta lynch, he kept that to himself because he wanted to protect the fbi or himself, and moving forward when he was brought into the oval office with the president and they took -- they sent out the vice president as well as jeff sessions and he felt as though the president were trying to undermine him or intimidate him by dropping the flynn investigation, he once again didn't tell the attorney general and kept to himself. in my view, those are political acts for his own gain and the fbi's gain and in my view that takes away a lot of the true points he could have made if he wanted to look at higher loyalty in the presidential

they're petty and this is how they, i guess, release your anger. >> you are your own racist. some people think they -- >> she kills me over here. >> while officers have grown used to seemingly petty conflicts in the female housing units. >> lieutenant, can i talk to you, please? >> some veterans on staff say lately it's been worse than ever. >> it's not to do with you and me. >> it's never been like that. never. in seven and a half years we've never had to constantly go to the door and say, what are you arguing about now? she looked at me. she touched me. >> you guys all need to understand something. every one of you is pushing this beyond where it needs to go. i'm not going to deal with it. i'm not. recently we've had a number of different personalities inside the female wing. it's just been a lot of type a personalities clashing in the mix and it's caused a lot of problems inside the unit. >> one of the most prominent among those personalities is shontera jennings. >> i'm outspoken and i speak my mind. i'm a little loud at times. they look at me as a trouble maker. another

seems at times very petty the problem with that is that it bolsters the president's claim that there's a disdain for the president among top federal law enforcement law officials and that disdain or contempt that drives investigation into cohen or russia probe not the facts. other important thing is that these petty jabs they distract from other really important tidbits in that books are book, for example, lack of focus on preventing foreign interference in our elections. it's very surprising that he chose to use those pages for this purpose. >> brennan: paula reed, thank >> brennan: paula reed, thank you for breaking it down we'll be back in a moment. it lets you know where your data lives, down to the very server. it keeps your insights from prying eyes, so they're used by no one else but you. it is... the cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud that's built for all your apps. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for smarter business. that you don't think about is very much. counties it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i

to hold talks with a leading opposition figures and to government protests continue couldn't cut a petty and called off the talks with nicole accusing him of trying to dictate the agenda media's parliament meets next week to elect a prime minister. resigned on monday following weeks of anti-government rallies and was a serious problem for us to walk up. the stage with today for talks between . the opposition leader and. the prime minister the acting prime minister this is the second toy that mr pasha the self-styled people's choice the prime minister has invited me to talk with the. the second time is to cut it has said he is not going to sit down with mr passion because he said he was merely being dictated to these were not going to be real negotiations and so we had this situation where supposedly i was sitting at a table for two with international media surrounding him and no talks going ahead a sign that the administration is still in charge here after mr assad stepped down earlier this week is pushing back and is not willing to relinquish power we expect this vote to go ahead on tue

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petty is joining us in the house gallery here today. er daughter, kimberly, coffee, was a high school senior in long island, when she was 17 years old when she contracted meningitis b. her parents were blindsided thinking she was vaccinated. after hours being hospitalized she went into cardiac arrest and her organs began to fail. her mother had to make that agonizing decision to actually remove her from life support berly memory, im she founded a foundation to talk about the importance of the vaccination of meningitis b. the resolution i'm introducing today will help educate other peernts and other young people about the dangers of men giants and about the important need for -- meningitis and about the important need for vaccination. they already know alerting families about a simple vaccine can prevent a tragedy. it's time also, for us, mr. speaker and members, to broaden awareness so they are not just doing this on their own. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, for five minute

i would like to suggest they consider an alternative to incarceration for the little petty crimes. easily -- you can sit down, kevin. this is just on this. sit down. these little petty crime cans easily be addressed with a photograph and a citation rather than incarceration. and i would suggest they add that to the particular agenda. >> thank you, mr. bonner. >> mr. bonner is a very well-known and prominent attorney from east bay and is very helpful. thank you, sir. >> any further public comment? hearing none, public comment is now closed. let's take a vote. all in favor? it's unanimous. congratulations and good work, commissioner de jesus. >> thank you. thank you, youth commission. >> thanks. >> item two, consent calendar, receive and file action. request of the chief of police to accept donation of k9 vehicle heat alarm temperature sensor system valued at $8374.28 from the police and working k9 foundation for the use of the tactical k9 unit. commissioners, in your packet, you have a memo regarding this device that they install in the police k9 units because the dogs are in the ca

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government here especially the chancellor angela merkel in space on the consulate police said previous petty crime charges against the driver had all been dismissed. we can only tell you that at the moment we have no indications that there is a political background all the other perpetrators were involved says iman hunt he. well there's relief this wasn't a terrorist incident it's a painful reminder of how little the authorities can do to prevent vehicles being used as weapons. forming a when the bahrain grand prix sebastian vettel was looking to win his second race of the new season if successful he'd become the first for a driver since he has schumacher in two thousand and four to start the season with two straight face. lights out in bahrain a frantic start to this race a taste of things to come so fast in fact of course away cleanly and his ferrari behind him a sadie's drive about terry porter asked me to desex in place. the race didn't start so well for red bull go down your ricardo retired with electrical problems soon followed by max to stop and after this earlier collision with lewis

here especially the chancellor angela merkel in space on the promise councilors police said previous pettycrime charges against the driver had all been dismissed. we can only tell you that at the moment we have no indications that there is a political background or that other perpetrators were involved says iman han he says well there's relief this wasn't a terrorist incident it's a painful reminder of how little the authorities can do to prevent vehicles being used as weapons. down a new south wales australia a group of scuba divers are using the currents to do what they call speed scuba diving and for one at least a person in particular who is physically chalis is a whole new way to sports and explore the underworld. bob staddon has led his wheelchair stop him from getting his feet wet the fifty eight year old is part of a crew of divers who chase. the strongest tides of the year in australia but most of the action is under water about twice a year the currents propel divers through the water. they compared to being shot out of a cannon. and it's a rush that staten might not quite experi

checkered flag off the new season for mclaren a mercedes ahead of ferrari's kerry reichen with said joe pettis or force india close behind sebastian vettel at lost ground late all and to finish fourth with commissars jr in faith and a crash ridden race on the streets of baquba red bull lost both his cars at once when dani ricky otto took out max for a stop at ten laps before the end when in the early sunday burned his leg a mite's pulled off a commanding three nil ups that were win over all the leipsic might have been hovering just above the relegation zone in these three points just what the doctor ordered leipzig meanwhile have been out of the slump and now have only a tenuous grip on that european spot where the bundesliga season is going down to the wife a club's locked in the relegation scrap on saturday last place cologne headed to freiburg needing a win to have any hope of avoiding the drop with a host of us are fighting for their lives it was not going to be an easy day for either side. classic six point game got moving fast mike france with the cross to newspaper sit in the scoring in

mainstream media will at least make an effort, to the extent of the president not to harp on every petty issue. elect donaldt trump to be the moral comcast or parents to their children. they knew what donald trump was when he ran for office. get over it. let us deal with the real issues. host: and the advice you get the president trump in the story, make it less about the oval and more about america. guest: i respect the office of the presidency and also respect the president. and i takeresident, pride of who we are as americans. but there are times when there are certain things the president doesn't need to tweak about. the discipline and judgment and temperament to not always respond. he sets the tone for the country.

government here especially the chancellor angela merkel in space on the consulate police at previous pettyrime charges against the driver had all been dismissed. we can only tell you that at the moment we have no indications that there is a political background or that other perpetrators were involved says iman how he. well there's relief this wasn't a terrorist incident it's a painful reminder of how little the authorities can do to prevent vehicles being used as weapons. let's get more now on the aftermath of this attack today correspondent charlotte hill joins us from the city of munster and charlotte we understand that you are outside of the hospital there standing by for a press conference what's expected. that's right the press conference has just taken place behind who would it be had a a few updates on those who were injured in this attack on saturday we know now that there were a total of twenty five people who were hurt eight of them brought here we were told that on the on the night of the attack five were in a very serious condition three now today remain critical those who hav

pettis has the most punt returns for touchdowns with nine.en key, first-round talent who fell down to round three because of off-the-field issues. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. you'll notice a few clouds around. temperatures are running a bit below average. there's some sun out there in san francisco. highs today will be about two to three degrees below average. we will be looking at that trend to continue for the next couple of days. here's a look at concord where highs today will be in the mid 60s looking at upper 60s by tomorrow. the weekend's cool but we begin to recover by the middle of the week. that means for sunshine. temperatures going a bit above average. friday looks to be the warmest day of the week. the flag right now not blowing. we will get those westerly winds throughout the day today. keeping it cool around the bay. north and south end of the bay have been near average. this system, which continues to show that counterclockwi

it seems petty, ari >> called him a congent nal liar. if that is what the head of the fbi thought whom he reports a 10 year term and appointed the president runs the executive branch the honorable thing for him to resign how can he work for someone who is unethical he does work for the president he is the fbi director that answers to the president. honorable thing would be to resign. he did not do that. james comey i know has been a grandstander still a grandstander this book shows that more so. joanne interesting tweet by former fbi agent. jail comey book section 2.4 of fbi review manual covers prohibited disclosures. fbi employees not disclose information relates to the merits of any on going or open investigation or case. going to leave that there. the implication being he shouldn't be talking about this investigation. look. you or anybody watching to despar itch comey he in no way helped clinton. trump would not be in the would you say. >> hilary did in part. gi than and trump would be in trump tower inferno. i know i had to. lirales

suing over small and petty things. that makes me sick.ght, which he is not, it's petty to sue. it clogs up the court system. stop being a drunker jerk. >> my god. >> were you there? >> yes, i was there. >> geraldo? >> if i work a new york football giants hat in a philadelphia bar see how i would fare. >> you would fair well. i have seen you box. >> thank you. the judge dismissed it. >> they discriminate against political speech. the guy tried to make it into a spirituality thing. >> i think you are all wrong. there is an important free speech here. you want to separate the facts about how much he tipped. you can wear a hat or t-shirt to say you political expression. >> i own the business and i can kick people out. >> what about kanye west? >> it's your business. we had the same argument with cake breaking. don't be a hypocrite. >> an argument to be made. it's the legal precedent set here and not whether or not the guy was right in filing the lawsuit. >> if it's my bar and somebody making my bar uncomfortable, i will ask you to leave. spec

it's an action of a small and petty man.bit out of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my family. >> that was then. this is now. ted cruz in time. president trump, the fact that his first year disoriented and distressed members of the media is not a bug but a feature. wow. >> he is up for reelection in 2018 this year. he needs those trump supporters in his state for what is emerging. >> this is why people don't like and don't trust politicians, case in point. >> our reporters share from their notebooks next including more bad headlines for scott pruitt. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. augh! (family giggling) oh my. birds eye voila! so veggie good. anna and a little nervous. into retirement... but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportun

let's go to the nfl draft in day two. 49ers take washington receiver pettis, the 44th overall pick.t touchdowns with nine. he's dynamic. and then first round talent fell to round three because of off the field issues. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you. what happens tomorrow night? >> i think steph >>> that is our report. hope you have a great weekend. we have nice weather. steph may play, we think. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live, avengers infinity war week"! tonight -- chris hemsworth, chadwick boseman, karen gillan, sebastian stan, and josh brolin. plus music from middle kids. and now, stay seated, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome, welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

he was a petty criminal and nobody when he escaped from missouri prison that he was going on the most wanted list it was a $50 reward mention on the radio one day nobody cared. we don't know exactly why but doctor king came to california march 1960 ray had been free for one year. it was the first time they were in the same city king spoke in anaheim at the church and then within a day of kings of archer james already got in his mustang drove on -- drove across america than three weeks later he was dead he did not even own a rifle he hadn't shot a rifle in years he was in the army but not a great marksman to the state we don't know the trigger it was like a hibernating animal were a secret clock was triggered by his visit to california. beyond that connection of time and place we don't know why. he never admitted to avoid the death penalty within said he didn't do it but we don't know the trigger to leave behind his life in california to drive south it is a great mystery of american history it is so frustrating but he never told us why. >> i can see you are not a believer of the conspi

and i think it's petty to criticize him for that.t of new authors tend to overdo it in those kinds of details. they tend to overexplain and overdescribe things. and i don't think it's unusual. i really don't. and certainly with respect to his hand and his hair and all of those things and his skin color and the white goggle marks -- >> those things have been talked about in the media and i can well imagine his editor said to him it would be a great thing to talk about because here we are talk about it and it gives his book more conversation. >> so you used the word petty a second ago. a lot of critics are saying for this man who is seen as this north star, guiding light, that he did not need to comment on that. >> i think it's certainly the norm in our discussion about it today. given the fact that all of those things have been discussed ad nauseam in the media, it's not unusual he would discuss those things himself in his book. >> okay. how about the fact that so many of the year's best sellers in terms of books are all about trump?

coming up on "good morning america," comey responds to criticism he's being too petty against president trump. all of that interview at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morning. >> jessica, thank you. you're looking at new body camera footage minutes after -- body f f f f f f officers shot and killed stephon clark. at least one asked if clark had a gun. he was holding a cell phone at the time. one of the officers responded, i don't see it. officers waited about five minutes before approaching him, then another minute handcuffing and searching him before finally starting cpr. clark's death set off a wave of protests in sacramento and policy changes within the police department p >>> new developments around 49ers linebacker reuben foster, a misdemeanor weapons charge is being dropped. >> santa clara d.a.'s office says a federal court injunction blocks a law banning possession of large capacity gun magazines. he faces two felonies, two domestic violence accounts after accusations he dragged and punched his girlfriend at their los gatos home. prosecutors say he ruptured her eardrum. 49ers announ