rios. >> he tell me the name was rudy.son. >> so this guy, rudy, of course, is made up. he was a person, an identity concocted by bart whitaker. >> he told us that he was a soldier. >> that was my legend down there. i was a soldier that was awol, because i had been shot up and didn't want to go back. that was told from the very first minute i was down there in order to cover me. >> reporter: posing as rudy rios, bart begins turning up at church, and turning on the charm for a guitarist he meets there -- sindy lu salinas. >> translator: he would bring me flowers. "look! i brought you flowers!" i thought he was so handsome and -- i don't know -- mysterious. >> reporter: she brings her new boyfriend home to meet her parents. he's an immediate hit. her father, homero, even hires him to work at the family's furniture store. >> translator: i ended up loving him like a son. very, very much. ♪ >> reporter: sindy lu knows nothing of her boyfriend's true identity. but one night she gets a terrifying glimpse. it's what he says while

recognize rudy when he was sitting right in front of him. >> i want to introduce rudy giuliani, and rudyry much of an expert on cyber security. it's been a very important thing to him and what he does. maybe i'll ask rudy to say a few words. where's rudy? >> thank you very, very much, mr. president. first of all, congratulations on what is in fact a historic start of an administration. [ laughter ] >> seth: he was directly across the table from him! [ laughter ] how was trump going to find the hackers when he can't even find rudy giuliani -- [ laughter ] -- at the same table? no one else looks like rudy giuliani. [ laughter ] was there another 200-year-old bald, beady-eyed man at the table? now, over a year after that proclamation, reports say giuliani's committee accomplished pretty much nothing. but luckily, trump didn't just leave rudy in charge of it all. he also tasked jared kushner with helping to lead cyber security efforts, in addition to being in charge of creating peace in the middle east, fixing the v.a., and solving the opioid crisis while simultaneously going through puberty

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and to assure you, rudy. all of the pieces were coming together. this is another piece that help us with the road map that we need in the port and we have a strategic plan which touches upon some of the thing that you have already talked about and this whole waterfront land use plan was to make sure we were engaged with the rest of the city, with the various communities to give us a blueprint and while you may think we are headed towards a final product. as far as i'm concern -- and i know i'm just speaking about that. you know about the plan and the pipeline things just to maintain the port is already a huge, daunting task but it's very instance ragal f inspirational for us to hear all that you have done. and would say on a high level from all the recommendations we heard today. there's not something there that i've said, wow, that is something the commission would not be in agreement with. it's no question of priority. i didn't see anything i did i agree with. it's all good recommendations i don't know that one that you didn't agree upon. you may

>> rudy giuliani's law firm. >> rudy giuliani's campaign and they ignored those warnings? >> they did, they completely disregarded it. >> wathat's not nothing. and to verify those allegations, we wanted to see the memo, so we asked for it. and i can tell you on tv for the first time, we got it. this is not some low level paper work, this is from the law firm of one of donald trump's earliest allies, rudy giuliani, addressing one of trump's biggest donors and his future campaign manager and the now suspended ceo of this controversial firm and let me show you what we got. he warned them, this firm, not to do something that the whistle blower told us they went on to do. anna scheckter obtained this memo and she pointed out that the lawyers directly advising mercer, bannon and knicks, right there in 2014, telling them that knicks should avoid the possibility of breaking u.s. law and thus recuse himself of management of these american campaigns and clients involving these elections. also warning him that the analysis of cambridge's trove of data should be conducted by, wait for

rudy tambiÉn es una vÍctima inocente mÁs de un pistolero que tenÍa sÓlo 14 aÑos. >> disparaba a lo locomas. >> a los que de manera privada se estÁn creando un arsenal, la pregunta es para muchos la segunda enmienda de la constituciÓn va hacia el oscar argumental a su favor, con lo que existe la actualidad fuertes y heridas. >> la respuesta tal vez es la cruda realidad que no se pueden olvidar, no se pueden parar las muertes causadas por chÓferes ebrios y por excesos de velocidad. el edema es cÓmo reducir el nÚmero que es claro, no se necesitan muchas balas, sÓlo una para destruirle la vida a una persona. no siempre proviene de un arma semiautomÁtica. beatriz: la policÍa investiga la muerte de un hombre que fue validado anoche, aseguran que no fue un acto al azar. con la temporada de alergias, expertos dan recomendaciones para empezar a reducir el contacto. meteorÓlogo: al resolveremos de las condiciones. beatriz: la policÍa reporta que un hombre fue baleado mortalmente ayer por la noche.los oficiales se enteraronalrededor de las 11:00 p.m., cuando encontraron a la vÍctima con un aparent

really rudy,in enemy charge. espionage and fisa comes before him. what should he do.en his friend overseas him. page replies. standards for recuesal are quite high. i don't think poses as an actual conflict and he doesn't know what you do. strzok, he knows what i do not to the level or scope and he's super thoughtful and rigorous with ethics and conflicts. and i am sorry, i am going to have to invite you to a cocktail party. and i am adding that part. strozok we'll have to have you there and cover for action. six is intimate setting and they know each other and the judge in his position. there is a lot to unpack here. peter strzok knew the judge and he and page wanted to attend a party with him. engineering a meeting with a fisa judge under false pretenses in this case a cocktail party and that is obstruction and criminal liability. we'll ask greg jarret in a minute. the department of justice fought like hell to keep this information secret. sarah carter reporting that congressional investigators working for jim jordan and mark meadows, they discovered them at the doj

page wrote, rudy is on the fence, did you know that, i did, we talked about it before and after. need to get together with him. page writes, i can't imagine either one of you can talk about anything in detail meaningful enough to warrant recusal. peter strzok replies, really, rudy, i'm in charge of espionage for the fbi, any fisa twharntsz come before him, what should he do given his friend oversees them. standards for recusal are quite high, i just don't this poses an actual conflict and he doesn't know what you do, peter strzok responds, generally he does know what i do, not the level or scope or area but he's super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts and suggested social settings with other would be better than one-on-one meeting, i'm sorry, i'm just going to have to invite you that cock trail party. there's no confirmation yet as to whether or not the cock trail party ever occurred but we, will, of course, keep you up to date. kelly. kelly: gillian turner reporting from washington, thanks, gillian. julie. julie: in the wake of ex fbi directors andrew somebody c

and here is rudi's library. it's got all the books he accumulated. rudi's books.in for him. on the wall over there is little plaque that his son made for him. i think it is a great memorial to him because he was such a book person. he was proud of it and he would be so proud of anybody who comes to borrow some. the town of monowi and, i guess, myself to a certain extent, we have become a household word. i think people find it interesting or fascinating or something. i have people who have been here from 47 of the states and i have had from 41 or 42 foreign countries. when you get to be 84 years old there is a comfort in knowing everybody, and around here somebody is always checking on me and looking after me. you know, doing things for me. so i am kind of spoiled because they keep track of me and look after me. i don't have any desire to live anywhere else. i am perfectly happy right where i am at right now. that's it for the travel show this week. coming up next week... we look back at our travels so far this year including the time henry headed to uluru. and our

what about, vivian, what we've heard from christopher rudy, news max chief about reports on big changes coming, some personnel changes to administration. what do we know about that? >> there's been all kinds of speculation. a lot of times it turns out to be true in terms of the future of john kelly, his chief of staff, whether or not he stays or goes. that's been sort of the heaviest area of concentration where we've heard a lot of talk that his days could be numbered. but we also keep on hearing that perhaps the last couple weeks, things have gotten on a better track. so maybe john kelly averted any chaps of getting the ax. however, like chris rudy said, veterans affairs secretary shulkin has been mired in controversy for the last couple of weeks. the president hasn't taken a stance on it we've seen. he's been very supportive of a number of administration officials. there's definitely a couple of cabinet secretaries that have had a cloud of controversy around them, certainly ben carson, we saw the hud secretary who recently was -- came under fire for furniture purchases for his office

rudy? i'm in charge of espionage for the fbi. espionage fisa comes before him, what should he do? given his friend oversees them? page replies in this particular case standards for recusal though are quite high. i just don't think this poses an actual conflict. and he doesn't know what you do. and then strzok responds yeah, generally does know what i do, not to the level of the scope or area, but he is super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. and suggesting a social setting with others would probably be better than a one-on-one meeting. i'm sorry, i'm just going to have to invite you to the cocktail party. you can sit next to me. i'm adding that part. strzok continues, of course, you'll be there. have to come up with some other work people cover for action. and page writes why more? six is perfectly fine for a dinner party. oh, six, intimate setting, they know each other, he is in his position, the judge in his position. there is a lot to unpack here. what is clear is that peter strzok knew the judge and that bot

the votes of the fark in parliament to pass the legislation through that he wants to ophelia harms a rudy for us this morning in bogota thanks very much for the update. now to some of the other stories making the news today protested place across europe sunday against turkey's no terry offensive in syria's afrin region demonstrations here in germany turned violent as kurdish and turkish activists clashed germany's homa to a large population of both communities. rallies came as turkish forces are said to be poised to take over afrin from kurdish militia. austrian authorities have tightened security at diplomatic buildings in the capital vienna after a man tried to stab a soldier outside the a rainy and ambassador's residence late sunday attackers thought to be a twenty six year old austrian national who shot dead by that soldier. all five passengers have been killed in a helicopter crash in new york's east river the chopper was hard for a photo shoot when it went down sunday its pilot was able to free himself he was rescued by a passing tugboat. a new report from amnesty international says

today i rise to pay tribute to arkansas native, rudy johnson. former private rudy johnson will be laid to rest at the arkansas state veterans' cemetery in north little rock this friday. 73 years after he was killed in action during world war ii. private johnson was drafted into the army in 1943 and was assigned to the 93rd division, nicknamed the buffalo soldiers. mr. hill: the only african-american division to see combat in europe during world war ii. rudy was stationed in northern italy, fighting against german forces, when his unit reported that he was killed in action in 1945 at the age of 20. private johnson's remains were fully identified after d.n.a. analysis in 2016, and he was flown home this week to rest where his journey began. rudy's sacrifice for arkansas and america will never be forgotten and i join his family and all arkansans in welcoming home for his final rest. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom nevada seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s r

rudy, i'm in charge of espionage for the fbi. espionage fisa warrant that comes before him what should he do given his friend oversees him? page replies standards for recusal are quite high i don't think this poses an equal conflict and he doesn't know what you do? strzok says generally he does know what i do. not the level or scope or area. but he is super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. m suggested a social setting with others would probably be better than a one-on-one meeting. i'm sorry, i'm just going to have to invite you to that cocktail party. so, eboni, there is no confirmation yet as to whether or not this alleged cocktail party ever occurred, but we will, of course, keep you and our viewers updated. >> eboni: absolutely. thank you for that update. gillian, leland? leland: russian officials now saying 23 british diplomats have a week to pack up and leave. this as the diplomatic dispute over a nerve agent -- also ordering the close of the british council. no longer reopen the british consulate in saint

look at the stars, featuring everybody to rudy and stu. >> just putting a big league uniform on again feels amazing. for myself, this is where i started in 2004. >> i remember when i was 21 years old and thinking, oh, my god, it's amazing playing at the major league level and i hope it never ends, and boom, 30 years and it's over in a blink of an eye. >> and then a stunner today, the raiders released king, one of the best punters in all of football. not sure if it was the salary or his flamboyant personality they were not crazy about. the blackhawks run out of goalies because of injuries and they have to activate a 36-year-old accountant scott foster. he played college minor league hockey, and now he plays in johnny's ice house. he made seven stops against winnipeg. scott foster is now an instant star. >> the initial shock happened when i had to dress and then i think you blackout after that. >> advice before you went out? >> i don't think i heard anything but put your helmet on, and this is something i can go home and tell my kids. >> amazing. almost as amazing, joe panik and the gia

look at the stars, featuring everybody to rudy and stu. >> just putting a big league uniform on againeels amazing. for myself, this is where i started in 2004. >> i remember when i was 21 years old and thinking, oh, my god, it's amazing playing at the major league level and i hope it never ends, and boom, 30 years and it's over in a blink of an eye. >> and then a stunner today, the raiders released king, one of the best punters in all of football. not sure if it was the salary or his flamboyant personality they were not crazy about. the blackhawks run out of goalies because of injuries and they have to activate a 36-year-old accountant scott foster. he played college minor league hockey, and now he plays in johnny's ice house. he made seven stops against winnipeg. scott foster is now an instant star. >> the initial shock happened when i had to dress and then i think you blackout after that. >> advice before you went out? >> i don't think i heard anything but put your helmet on, and this is something i can go home and tell my kids. >> amazing. almost as amazing, joe panik and the giant

rudy i hear what you are saying about taking things under consideration. >> president brandon: thank you, commissioner. >> that was more mundane. i didn't want to interrupt. when you mentioned some of the next steps and the walking tours, if it would be at all possible to get some sort of video recording and posting it on to youtube and get bloggers and others on the opportunity. but i think if we will have committee members on this tour speaking i think that would be a great opportunity to share this information even more broadly and that would be a great opportunity. commissio commission ers any other comments? i truly would like to thank all of the committee members, rudy and janice, for leading this wonderful, wonderful effort. because it sound like everybody just got along. it sounds like -- the ideas just kept flowing and the committee just really got along really well. i want to thank linda and pia and alice for cheering the committees. i want to thank everybody for their recommendations. thank you for coming one the great recommendations. i've read through them. they are grea

rudy's dad, henry?d legislation like this where people with safeguards built in, if they feel they can no longer cope with the conditions of life, that they are suffering, then perhaps to allow them to do that. and i'm with you. of course the counter arguments are that this could be abused. family waiting there to get rid of one for the money. people, especially young men, kill themselves in the most catastrophic ways everything will day. i think the location is not the point. by the location is interesting to a newspaper is because... it brings it closer to home. also there is a union flag flying over it and all the rest. that is the interesting part of the story. it awakens again... you're not sure it is actually going to happen. it might, but not yet. the headlines are running as if it will happen in the morning. it is important to add the privy council still has the power to block it in this country. uk plc as it were, privy council has the authority to block it. let's look at our last the story of

tony parker miss the layup, rudy gay slams it home, 27-20 for the spurs.es a low blow, missed the rest of the game with a pelvic contusion. cook ties it up with the jumper. he had 20. third straight double digit game. then the mid range jumper, 63-61 in the third. but lamarcus aldridge scores 11 unanswered in the fourth, he finished with 19 in the fourth quarter, 33 on the night, as the spurs win 89-75, the lowest scoring game for the warriors since 2013. >>> stanford women take care of florida gulf coast tonight, reaching their 11th straight sweet 16. tarra's 900th win came against florida gulf coast. smith with the three, she led with 28 points. moments later, the steal. coast to coast. 82-65, stanford. next play, nice ball movement by the cardinal. smith with a finish under the hoop. stanford with a minute and a half to go. carington with the lay-in. cardinal advance with a 90-70 victory. they'll face louisville in the sweet 16. >>> sacramento losing to oklahoma state in the n.i.t. humphrey with the hard foul here to jeffrey carol. he had a game high 26

he spoke at dinner last night with rudy giuliani, giuliani's wife, judith, as well as steve schwartz, the chairman of blackstone group and tried to convince them that these new tariffs he has announced the day before the white house were going to be far more popular than these gentlemen assumed. >> tariffs, okay, specific to tariffs. i just misheard that in the discussion specifically about trade. despite all of the responses we've seen from around the world, as well as within his own party, he also, i understand from your reporting, was asking aides or those around him, had jared kushner done anything wrong? >> that's right. he has seen a lot of coverage. the real drum beat over the last several days about jared kushner and his connection or the scrutiny, rather, he is receiving in the russia probe and he's been asking people inside the white house and others whether they think jared kushner or his company has done anything wrong. the president, of course, is defensive of his son-in-law, kushner. he hates the fact that he's being blungeened in the media and the president is frustrate

rudy. of espionage for the fbi any espionage fisa warrants comes before him, what should he do, given his friend oversees them? after texting about unrelated issue, strzok rites is he super thoughtful and rigorous, referring to con treras treras. >> not clear whether the cocktail party ever happened offer whether the cocktail party was a joke. mike flynn pleaded guilty lying to the fbi in december. less than one week later he was removed from the case without explanation. congressional investigators question whether there is a connection to strzok who also conducted flynn's fbi interview. the justice department late today had no comment for fox news on the texts but emphasized they have been fully transparent with congress. sandra? >> sandra: interesting stuff. catherine herridge, thank you for that. >> you are welcome. >> sandra: here now is tammy bruce and adrienne elrod strategic communications director for hillary clinton 2016 presidential campaign. thanks to both of you for being here.

he was a big supporter of rudy guiliani. way that the rumor has it the way that he did real estate negotiations is he would go in kind of just throw something out there and then basically turn around and walk out and leave everything in shambles for the rest of everybody to pick up. that's his style. his style. >> seems like what he does on twitter. >> that's his style is to be kellyanne conway, i'll quote her. he's a disruptor. she said it. i mean, it was over and over and over repeated rhetoric but that's the truth. he is a disruptor. if you've noticed we're all pawns in the game anyway because every time there's something that comes out, he will tweet something and the entire news story will change around what he has tweeted out. i have been booked for segments after segments on something we have topics ready to go and everyone goes wait a minute, he just tweeted. >> we're talking about it right now. >> there we go. >> bigger picture here, too, the firing of shulkin and tillerson, on and on. it seems like this is going to

tony parker miss the layup, rudy gay slams it home, 27-20 for the spurs.takes a low blow, missed the rest of the game with a pelvic contusion. cook ties it up with the jumper. he had 20. third straight double digit game. then the mid range jumper, 63-61 in the third. but lamarcus aldridge scores 11 unanswered in the fourth, he finished with 19 in the fourth quarter, 33 on the night, as the spurs win 89-75, the lowest scoring game for the warriors since 2013. >>> stanford women take care of florida gulf coast tonight, reaching their 11th straight sweet 16. tarra's 900th win came against florida gulf coast. smith with the three, she led with 28 points. moments later, the steal. coast to coast. 82-65, stanford. next play, nice ball movement by the cardinal. smith with a finish under the hoop. stanford with a minute and a half to go. carington with the lay-in. cardinal advance with a 90-70 victory. they'll face louisville in the sweet 16. >>> sacramento losing to oklahoma state in the n.i.t. humphrey with the hard foul here to jeffrey carol. he had a game high

even though living standards a rudy's during his. term as president. no all prices spend less rules rolling in the rushes energy giants. and inrnational sanctions of the annexation of crimea started to fights. the world bank says the country's poverty rates was thirteen point five percent to twenty sixteen up just over ten percent in twenty twelve. and says he wants to lift more russians out of policy is a promise he's made a full. pension reform for example is also hot topic and election time. but seldom if she realizes concrete change after the votes. the question is whether the crime in canada revamp russia's economy to provide more funding for essential public services such healcare and education. james a 03/16/18 03/16/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] y: fropacica, this is democracy now! >> my father who was in his 80's was injured. i laid very still in the mud as if i was dead and i glanced at him. i saw him, but i'd cannot speak to him in fear they might hear me and shoot me. i wanted to yell at him to lay down and maybe they won'

this is from rudy giuliani's law firm.advising cambridge analytica about how to avoid breaking the law, that anyone who's not a citizen shouldn't be involved in substantively managing these campaigns. today new details about how cambridge may have ignored that warning. the "washington post" revealing the company sent dozens of workers to advise republican workers. and this led to this, a prabran watchdog group saying they violated election law by waiting for the trump, cruz and john bolton operation, plus, 37 states attorney general. and mark zuckerberg to take on the big questions. i'm joined by a contributing writer at the "atlantic", and an expert in the region. i want to know what you think of this coming to the. the benign view is a lot of old stuff looks bad today. rudy giuliani's firm is telling you don't do this, and it looks like you did some of it. >> it's not the only warning that cambridge analytica got. that you can't have foreigners working on your campaign. what's interesting to me is that as the cambridge a

where does the long go from here for more let's bring indeed of you correspondent of delia harms or rudi in bogota good morning ophelia this vote looks like a repudiation of the peace deal with the fark is that deal now under stress. well what we see is that not only the party that opposes a deal had a very good result prev former president i'd already where we saw him on the report he got the best result as a candidate ever seen in colombian history with more than eight hundred sixty thousand votes only for himself but you said it before they have no majority in congress actually one of the biggest surprises tonight was of the green party doubled its representation in congress and also the inclusion of this movement called the list of the decency that officially supports the leftist presidential candidate so i wouldn't say the piece is on the threat it might see some blocking in congress but most of the parts of the agreement have already gone through legislation ok now in spite of getting just under one percent the far group of the four members will nonetheless get ten seats in parliam

rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550.> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodle by actor ed asner starts with an minimum bid of 400 bucks. >> any bids, $400? and we'll pass. [ buzzer sounds ] >> will matthew broderick do any better? >> any bids at $100? >> $100 only. >> nope. >> and we're passing. [ buzzer sounds ] and we have now "courtyard of the old residency in munich." the artist is adolf hitler. we'll start at $50 and now $75. we're looking for $75 on this. last call, we're at $100. sold at $100 and glad to have it pass me. >> out of the 300 works put up for auction, about a third of them sell. the grand total, 43k. hugh expresses surprise if not disappointment. >> it was some things that didn't sell that really i thought would sell very easily. but i think it was a good sale, and it also honors my brother, and that's very important to me. >> the unsold item

rudy, i'm in charge of espionage for the fbi.efore him, what should he do? given his friend oversees them? well strzok replies he is super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. and suggested a social setting with others would probably be better than one on one meeting. on this saint patrick's day weekend who wouldn't prefer a cocktail. cocktail party i should say or just a cocktail. rachel: we don't really know if that actually happened. that's one of the questions. did it happen? >> questions now are surround whether or not the cocktail party actually took place. so stay tuned for that. ed: gillian turner thanks for coming in. pete: a convicted cop killer will soon be free thanks to a new york state pick and roll board. next guest is new york state senator now calling for its members to be removed. ed: wow, plus, charlie hurt, dan bongino, sara carter and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. all live, all coming up. what a line up there. rachel: wow. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ ...three hundred and s

.>> reporter: rudy corpus who works with heartedly says these measures can help prevent virus. >> to take the gun out of somebody's hand, it's dangerous -- saving lives.>> reporter: in san francisco rob ross ktvu fox2 news .>>> the board of supervisors banned the court -- the sell of furr. san francisco's furr prohibition won't apply to secondhand stores and charities. about 50 stores in downtown san francisco sell for items -- furr items, one longtime salesman says he's not surprised saying he has been targeted for years.>> i'm not going to be able to sell furr. i'm aware there's some opposition, i never argue.>> supporters of the band site the estimated 50 million animals that are killed every year for their furr. >>> it's raining out there in many locations tonight, a nasty afternoon commute for sure. want to be similar to what we had this afternoon, not howling wind, not rain for most of the time just like persistent rain, tomorrow morning get ready for it, afternoon it will be there as well. the main event is south of here, and that's the big story, that's the headline in the we

he acquired works by rudy giuliani. go gun. down. and even leonardo da vinci. plus in some picasso's. in zero thirty eight works for the mind boggling sum of just over one billion eight hundred million dollars. but their friendship would come to a brutal end during a meeting in monaco in february two thousand and fifteen eve bouvier's attorney david b. don't explains. the many us obviously not all. but we are where you are when that corkey. all the other people should see me through a bit of live in. paris. you don't even know you're that ricky quite early fusion to mature a bit of left. there. after. the weekend. the russian billionaire had filed charges against. him of making exorbitant profits of a billion dollars and his own personal loss. claim to have paid double what his collection was. take for example this painting number six by mark rothko. we managed to get a hold of the documents of the transaction. even bought it from wealthy landowners in the bordeaux region for eighty three million five hundred thousand dollars. a few weeks later as this invoice

already how rudy how are you. going to the next year you're getting a really big terrorists did you look at. the cafe du ballet closed two years ago now the mayor has purchased the business with the town's money he wants to reopen it otherwise its liquor license will be lost for good. at the top of the net so i personally i think it's important to save his tradition because the beast row is a meeting place so if you go historically in france the bee straw is a place to meet after work or on weekends that you will or do we get the mayor's remarks reflect the sentiments of many residents of the town especially the older ones who have already lost their favorite haunts. that there was once a by hand back on the cafe diplomats i think it was really nice but it closed that now it's an optical glasses that something else entirely i'm supposed to because it was a really nice place that i've been before. but things have changed in bar sorel. the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as

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and -- >> thank you, rudy. >> and this is part of the continued dialogue and the number six guiding principlewith the aspirations of what we need to understand. so what i recommend and what i suggest is two of our recommendations and resiliency committee, number 38, which talked about the aspirational views and solutions being holistic and i think that recommendation needs to come out and be kind of overarching goal for the other projects. and i think by siloing the problems, they become myoptic solutions with unintended consequences. so a few items that were currently pursuing, the seawall. to do a bond measure with 73% approval from the community, but that won't deal with sea level rise. we are looking to seismically brace and upgrade the finger piers, and our consultants have said that is about $100 million to $160 million. that will have to be borne by the development. we have traffic with blank bikes and people and vehicles. and we have transit issues. >> did i run out of time? >> 30 seconds. >> i think the advisory committee members should be able to say what they have to say. >> i won'

today's sixth stage was won by france's rudy molard. luis leon sanchez retained the overall lead.venth overall, 45 seconds off the lead. mclaren ended the final day of formula one preseason testing on a high, with fernando alonso second quickest behind the ferrari of kimi raikkonen. despite an engine problem keeping alonso in the pits forfive hours, team boss eric boullier said they were minor issues and "very quickly we are going to get back to normal." tiger woods has a share of the clubhouse lead during the second round of the valspar championship in florida. he hit a 68 today to finish 4—under par, alongside three others including englishman paul casey. that is it from me for the moment, so that is it from me for the moment, so time to return back tojohn watson who is in dublin for us. yes, many thanks indeed. where the stage is set for the first of those six nations matches to come in the fourth round this week and custom ireland up against scotland here at the aviva stadium tomorrow. as we know, victory for ireland over scotland and defeat for england against france in paris

barbara: yeah, that was a surprise for us when my brother rudy called and said, "guess what's happening the a's are going to honor our tio cesar on march 31, which would've been his 91st birthday. and they're offering, you know, the family to come in free and any supporters." so, we have over 230 people coming, and that's going to be his day. the whole day they're going to be--my mom taped a few little segments, interviews. so, every other inning, they're going to show her on the jumbo screen. [speaking foreign language] damian: you going to the game? barbara: yeah, she's going to throw out the first pitch. damian: no way, wow, well, we have to have all the news cameras there for that. how do you feel, rita? you're almost 93, you're the matriarch now. you're the eldest of the--of cesar's sisters and brothers. rita: i just--i don't know, i just feel--every day, i just get up and do my work, and i don't think about my age, you know, you don't think about old, you think about young. you get younger every day, not old. i don't know, i just--you know, i'm ready to-- i just had an interview w

rudy gobert, he's a beast when he's healthy. they were outscored 36-18.assing and mitchell drains another three. jazz win 119-91. >> hung in there pretty well. we got off to a good start defended well in the first half. just didn't have enough fire power. that's -- but i like the way we fought and played. >> it's tough especially at this point in the season where teams are fighting for their playoff births and everything. we want to come here and compete, but, you know, guys, all of us have to step up. >> giants took care of the a's at the coliseum in game one. with balm garner starting the season on the dl, but today it was johnny cueto. dave to center, out of here? not at all. like to see a lot more of this this season. a two run score. posey finished the day 2 for 4. giants up 2-0. >>> jed lowry would knock to the only a's run, bottom half of the inning, brings in dexter fowler. oakland down 3-1. and pablo sandoval knocked in two runs. giants would go on to win 5-1. >> it's always nice to get here in a big league stadium in front of the fans. >> certai

and peter strook * is saying rudy is going to be the fisa judge. it is a cabal. it's not too much to call it a cabal. but judge rudolf contreras. he was recused from the case after guilty plea was rendered. it doesn't matter if after the execution the judge who is compromised recused himself. there is any way this case against general flynn can be reconsidered? >> it's pretty big news to find this out. the recusal of judge contreras is and remains a big mystery. because he did accept the flynn guilty plea and a couple days later he was gone from the case. we don't know if he removed himself or he was removed from the case. we know that the judge who replaced him, judge emmitt sullivan, has ordered the prosecutor, robert mueller, to produce any possible exculpatory evidence to the judge and to the flynn side which we don't know if it's going to be anything. we don't know. by the many an interesting development in that case. the other question is, and i don't know the answer to this. but if you said to michael flynn a few days before he decided to plead guilty, the