but manson encountered the present a sharon tate, the wife of roman ro lan skpo lan ski.wires to the house. a young man the property care taker was headed out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a five, then shot him several times the killing had begun. with one standing guard the others went inside the house, polanski was out of the country that night but his friend was asleep on the couch. tex kicked him. susan atkins went to see who else was there. >> she starts down if hallway. there is a guest bedroom. there is a woman sitting up in bed. it's abigail folger. >> heiress to the folger coffee fortune. >> she thought she was a friend of sharon and waves to her. susan atkins gives the finger wave back and continues down the hall. >> in the bedroom, she found per sharetate and tate's former boyfriend, she herded them in the room. >> at a certain point watson turned his back and he charged and he shot him and watson started stabbing and kicking. >> sharon tate quite naturally is screaming. crokowski and fol ger break out a side dhar. they delays after them. >> soon, ev

denita's mother, sharon. >> i'm angry. i'm mad. because it never should have happened. in a serious relationship. you know, why you felt you had to step out, don't understand. you don't hurt the ones you love. >> reporter: the divorce rate in this country would suggest that we hurt the ones we love all the time. >> that's true. but it's kind of bad when you going into the marriage being foul. not saying that it's okay once you're in it. but you would just like to think, you know, you're starting things off right. >> reporter: edythe kearns was barely beginning to process the loss of her close friend, and now had to cope with something else she had never imagined. >> i was just sad. and i was hurt. and i was in shock. just disbelief. because i had nothing bad to say about him. >> reporter: this wasn't jermeir? >> yes, i mean, that's exactly more or less how i felt. it was just like a nightmare, like this wasn't reality. >> reporter: denita had trusted jermeir. the men investigating her death did not. now the man who'd once made denita so happy was in the cross-hairs of a

. >>> plus, sharon osborn throws serious shade. >> you could smell him coming. >>> and only we are with cardi b. breaking big baby news. >> oh, snapty snap snap. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody and welcome to nashville. i want to start out by saying thank you so much to my friends florida georgia line. i'm enjoying the peace and quiet before they open because last night at the cmas's crazy. crazy good. i want to call it country couples heaven. so many beautiful tributes a huge baby surprise and lots and lots of tears. >> carrie underwood! >> thank you, god. i have been blessed with so much in my life. still every day trying to figure out -- i haven't done anything to deserve it. >> carrie won female vocalist of the year for the fifth time and brought the droud its feet with her poms of "love wins". ♪ yeah >> carrie, who is six months pregnant revealed her baby's gender. it happened during her live monologue ascohost pushed for details. >> willie! it's a willie! >> we were all riveted when garth debuts his new love song dedicated to wife trisha yearwood. >> i'm nerv

party and we're delighted to have you here today, sharon. you here today, sharon. is this party that. the future. time of unprecedented interest in our party. our party. colleagues involved in that ongoing work. work. gratitude, in particular, to nigel for his leadership at westminster. for his leadership at westminster. parliamentary team for the work that they do. they do. of the european parliament, diane dawes has undertaken. dawes has undertaken. dedication on behalf of the people of northern ireland. of northern ireland. first and later persuaded nigel de jong! jong! and for that alone i am eternally grateful. eternally grateful. subsequently regarded —— rewarded at the ballot box. the ballot box. play a very important role in the years to come. years to come. at a crucial moment in the affairs of our nation. of our nation. as a result of the votes of the people across northern ireland. people across northern ireland. greater focus on our party than we have ever known before. have ever known before. we must say what we mean and mean what we say. what we say. the issue of the re

charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippy cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at leaster people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite numberfrom dover. you're watching the briefing.

they can help you later on. >> thank you, sharon. >> my pleasure. >>> up ahead, news in the week ahead. and what if alexia was actually a robot. kind of a pet with a personality too. . >>> here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. if you haven't gotten everything off your shopping list on black friday, don't worry, there are still plenty of deals to be had on cyber tuesday then the consumers report will be released. and it's also the national day of thanksgiving. >>> by the way, the holiday spirit will be on full display we've got the tree lighting at rockefeller center. >>> if you're looking to give some cool technology gifts, but you don't want to break your holiday budget, guess what we've got some ideas to help you out. dan architectureman is with cnet we've got some toys. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> let's talk about some of the toys the first is the smart speaker. >> this is the new version of amaz amazon's echo dot. it's been rebuilt and looks nicer. you then get a ta or $30 one for your house and you get the smart light house and plugs. t

sharon epperson is joining us from washington, d.c she has much more on this trend. sharon, what is this technical transformation all about, what does it mean >> well, becky, i'm here in d.c. where about 5,000 people gathered here this week for the schwab impact conference this is the largest gathering of financial advisers in the country. many of them are grappling with how to use technology for their clients and their clients are also looking at how they're using technology to save for retirement schwab actually came one its own type of technology, own robo adviser about three years ago and i talked to the ceo walt bettinger about it. >> people today want to deal with the digital adviser we manage almost $35 billion in our digital adviser today. but what we have done from day one with that is include access to a person. >> so like many aspects of managing your life, a lot of people want to have technology along with human assistance. charles schwab did a survey and they asked people about this and how much of a combination would you want, and about a third of peopl

after september 11, prime minister sharon ordered all the israeli intelligence to open their door, toerform what was later called a striptease in front of american intelligence and show them everything they have on intelligence collection and targeted killings because he thought this would be the right move from the american armed forces and intelligence community to go for the global war on terror. much that was done by the e unid statates in the years after is based on israeli experience, know-how, and technology. i am saying that the u u.s., whe adopting these tactics, also needs to see the moral lesson, the moral price that israel has paid -- when you kill someone, even if that someone is stan himself, i believe someone is dying and you. when you have practically thousands of people, because of technology, because of severed -- excellent, thousands of people in israel have participated directly or indirectly in targeted killing operationsns. this is a a problelem. and the mostst important i think is that some of israeli leaders drew the long -- wrong conclulusion f from the remark

grimsley, business owners like sharon allen are frustratedlj grimsley, business owners like sharon allennk it's the high street does play a role in society. what i think it's unfair is that grimsley keeps getting labelled poorly, and it does not do the morale of the town very good. the local council seems to have rolled its eyes at this report saying it's no secret that grimsley is home to some of the most deprived communities in the country, and the data is often seen at the bottom of the pile. but they say they don't agree with the overall findings, and the whole parts of grimsley have been overlooked. there you are. parts like this marketjust off the high street where we found richie to green. her curry cooking to mistreat and —— her curry cooking demonstrations teach people how to cook well. the thing about grimsley is you have to immerse yourself. we can step in and offer something that people have never had before and to have the opportunity is what this market is about. the report the reports with north and south which you're the only city in england to be amongst the puppy is. ba

kpix 5's sharon chin has her story.dents rising above returns >>> this week's jefferson award winner helping strangers. shows is important because there is a billboard intro-- and most importantly for this series, a special exit billboard. we've agreed to make sra story the final element in these blocks: 6pm f block - between breaks 5 & 6 noon c block - between breaks 2 & 3 winner. this week's jefferson award winner helped turn strangers into neighbors.. >> reporter: it is movie night for hundreds of neighbors that 15 years ago, the city was much different outside of the west oakland neighborhood. >> shootouts, they would just start shooting. the association to check back there era of gang violence. the most recent one cosponsored by the oakland police department. margo fleming credits alicia with building positive relationships. >> you definitely want to be anchors of the neighborhood and help to hold it together. >> reporter: the neighborhood event for like street fairs. national night out featured a backpack giveaway

julian: sharon? sharon: sharon bradford franklin would know america's technology institute. i am very glad to hear you say you plan to encourage and expand transparency. i want to do a version of a question i had an opportunity to ask michael horace this morning, which had to do with the role in your office in measuring efficacy. i previously had worked in the privatecy and civil liberties oversight board, and on the 215 program, the board found that was not effective at therefore not worth intrusions on civil liberties. and the 702 program had made a recommendation that the or anygence agencies counterterrorism programs take steps to measure efficacy as a course of a which is hard. the agencies reported that it is come up with these metrics, how effective a particular program was, because there are so many different sources for information that leads to that government in the admittedly challenging effort to measure as the of a particular program, what role, if any, do you see for your office? i.g. storch: thank you very much. that is a great question. mission is toour make

as sister sharon said. >> i wanna think the best of my brother.part of it is that no one showed me anything that changes my mind. there is no evidence to say, "well, you know, you're not thinkin' about this." show me something. >> but do you see your own kind of, understandable family bias affecting your judgment about these things? >> if you can prove to me that this is what happened then that's different. but i'm missing the big evidence that's, says that he was there. >> reporter: and now, five years after the brutal murder on bridle path, a jury would finally get to decide. and steve would finally get his say. >> coming up -- the wait begins. >> you can't sleep. >> it was rough on everybody. >> you really are on pins and needles. >> the verdict when "dateline" continues. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-i

stay calm. >> sharon epperson, as always, thank you. >> my >> wise words. >>> billionaire and former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, is donating $1.8 billion to his alma mater,pk jos s university. it is the largest gift ever made to an educationnstitution in the u.s. bloomberg says the donation is to hel the university provide financial aid for low and m income students. johns hopkins says it will allow it to consider qualified applicants without considering whether they can pay. >>> one last look on wall street. down 1.5%. the nasdaq down 3%. s the down 45 points. >> keep calm and invest on. i' sue herera. >> i'm bill griffin. see ya tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is ma possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious.

sharon, tell me what have you been reporting on this morning? what have you seen so far tod? >> i have seen just a lot of destruction, a lot t areas being burned out. there's a very famous park, malibu creek state park, burned over. its visitor's center is lost. the freeway, the 101, a large artery over los angeles. that is burned over. you can see the burned timbers. i'm sitting over one and the smell of wood and stucco. and just the general vibe of people being evacuated and some staying behind, just-- there's a procession of people driving up d down the street just to look at the burned out houses. you know, it's kind o a combination of good neighbor, can i help, and just looky-loo. >> sreenivasan: also, i want to ask about the mask that you've got on right nowth what i air quality like as you travel through these places. >> well, where i am right now, this is one of the earliest places that burned early friday morning, so the air qlity here is pretty good. but down in calabasas, closer to malibu, you need this mask because you get particles in your lungs, and if you breat

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around thirty three celsius could just catch your shower here still a chance of catching the out sharon to sri lanka but i think is going to be more into southern areas of india to tumble not easing up it was carol as we go on through the next couple of days where the. poles will be further north it is generated right once again temperatures in not poor at about twenty nine thirty celsius as we go on through the next few days little more cloud here on sas they have perhaps a tad dry. the weather sponsored by catto and race. should be a protect him. who. he was had two men to. be trained for years she carries the evidence inside him. that will this be enough to find justice in afghanistan's patriarchal society. a thousand cows like me. a witness documentary announces. well again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera donald trump's formal more as admitted lying to congress about a real estate deal in russia told a court that he made the false statements during an investigation into alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election and the u.s. president has canceled a meeting with

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school students from consul there trying to learn as much as possible about an officer hundred franco sharon who once attended their school. this is the friedrich's given us ago and custom a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i never hear stuff just the start of a major research project and you come up with by some as if we are studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like he said that he thought of as being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do business with so we can relate to him pretty well but that's not what seemed to be the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they had taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christophe here the students visit the war archive in munich. we don't want anything like this to happen ever again. it's not realistic to hope for peace

reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, sharon. >>> in a few hours, a man charged with killing a woman at a b.a.r.t. station returns to court. john lee cowell accused of stabbing an 18-year-old nia wilson to death. wilson's sister was also stabbed but survived. investigators say the stabbing happened on a platform at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in july. cowell has not yet entered a plea in that case. >>> happening today, concord leaders will look toward tweaking a program launched 18 months ago to settle housing rental disputes. the residential rent review program includes a series of coordinated steps to mediate disputes. each of the two dozen or so cases reviewed have all been successfully resolved. councilmembers will hear public comment and perhaps make some kind of recommendations at 6:00 tonight. >>> christmas just weeks away, so who haes be's been naughty a? we're asking those questions, not santa, and wallwallethub ou with the least and most sinful cities. fremont is among the top ten least sinful cities in the u.s. the bay are

the sharon. bummer the. early. age. and them learn. that. their descendants today are still emotional bitter even about the way the ancestors were treated in algeria on board ship and when they arrived here. so. do you well. we had a nifty lady with a much c.s. erica a third of. a wouldn't keep an immunity and for two. and mostly named well. knew few little of stuff while. who had done it was going to feel him and then we had. the little room because he didn't mean for. it and that was ever a casus were very good because i was i asked such a good cop are ya there or you think your family and that are single thing. me call power all told. he's almost as i'm able vote out the whole concept of something to decide among law fred need all or be you know could kill in the year. isn't it this one you know. there was a new one i only limit because you're right that people are all does it wobble wallop. storen people you want anybody to make you who's fair you have to try to be that beauty treat you make not supported you by and you can do more i'm g

sharon levy concerned. she runs the adolescent substance use and addiction program at boston children's hospital. >> instead of saying, well, we'll assume these things are safe until they're proven harmful, maybe we should be saying these things might be harmful until they're proven safe. i don't think that's something we've done a very good job with. >> we've been preparing for adult use sales for many, many months now. >> reporter: amanda rositano is the director of operational compliance for new england treatment access, or neta, which as of today sells a range of cannabis products including prerolled joints, loose buds, oils, and edibles to anyone over the age of 21. >> do you think dependence could be an issue for anybody? >> well, i mean, i think dependence could be an issue just like dependence could be an issue when it comes to ice cream. we will advocate using moderation, educate people about cannabis. >> reporter: under massachusetts law retail shops can sell each customer no more than an ounce of

sharon's father studied the preset for five years. and sharon had been raised as a strict catholic.riation to cops. i taught cross examination tillerson i read a book on cross examination interrogation. of the right to remain silent. he had read the book in jail and he wanted me to tell his story. >> he was very blunt and direct it's been 17 years and we went to the house and show the evidence of the blood in the house. is the lack of a dna match, not been able to get the fbi a dna match to hoffa. does the lack of that disprove he did this. >> of course not. although we don't need me to say it. the former chief medical examiner of new yorkers said 10 people walk on it. and so you wouldn't they wouldn't be for others years. >> it was empty at the time. so it wasn't like the "brady bunch" was in there on july 30th 1975. they did this because hoffa wanted to gain the presidency of the teamsters and did not want him to regain the top job. >> as it unravels in the book could soon be a movie coming up on tuesday. there's no question that the motive to kill hoffa was very strongly certain

sharon has a short -- story. >> it is movie night for hundreds of neighbors at 10th and center streets. 15 years ago the scene was much different out side this west oakland neighborhood. >> it was like okay corral. shootout. kids were outside and they would start shooting. >> i want to do something different. >> they founded a neighborhood association to take back their area from drug and gang violence. petogether throug ies, night and ght. de. it on th positive relationships. >> she is an anchor of the neighborhood. she helps to hold it together. >> we have neighbors that know and care about each other. they are willing to do whatever it takes for that i'm trying t >> the neighborhood events are like street fairs with food and music. there was a back pack and petting zoo night. kids are grateful. >> she makes me feel good when i'm over here. i'm happy. >> >> reporter: she go door to door raising money for donations. she recruits volunteers. she is tenacious about getting us together. she is fierce about it. she really cares about the neighborhood. >> we are one big family over there.

i think that's what sharon is saving. the things we need is to have some human touch to it, especially in the service field. >> are you seeing empathy as being a track in the education field in the philippines? >> we have a young force. this is a growing business in the philippines. in fact, it's now -- accounts for about $23 billion. we have a number of american companies. it's a growing business and that's because we have a work force that speaks fluent english, and i think that that's one of our biggest assets right now. >> congressman rooney, do you see that playing a role as well in some of the work solutions that you're seeing that congress is looking at? we're certainly facing a similar aging population in the united states and looking at questions of care work and things like that. is that something you're looking at? >> yeah. the points that have been made here about the aging population, especially in the medical and care provider side of things, is going to be a growing field that needs to be dealt with. i also

worried families are hopingto find their sharon in front of where they're continuing the desperate search. >> he's 87 years old and he lived at feather canyon and he's the only one still missing. >> they're trying to find people or list themselves as safe. there's a facebook page called paradise camp fire missing persons which has photos and contact numbers. >>> many who escaped the flames don't know if they have a house. debra says those people packed a theatre last night where offibe patient. >> we'll rise again from this disaster. >>> this the camp fire came even as the death toll continues to climb. it was a somber audience, a theatre packed with weary evacuees and wondering about their homes. >> i don't know if it burned at home . burned and that's what counts >> they set up a website and they can check on their property's website. >> we're hearing about paradise, and we're not hearing about our community, we're a community too. >> we're fighting, it's the big fight, everything that is red. >> before and after the briefing, evacuees studied maps looking at where the camp fire has bee

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sharon, united airlines is focused on youth in ways that i had not expected before we spoke on the phone. i'm curious how young you reach out and where you start the outreach? >> we see this as an opportunity to start very early. as early as students in elementary, middle, all of the way up through technical school and university. we strategically focus and look for partners who are mission focused and inspiring that young generation because we know, and studies have shown that young people, they've not had the ability to be able to see and get connected by middle school. many have shaped in their mind and are perceived that this is maybe this is not an opportunity, and so what we know is that we can partner and we deal with organizations that are mission focussed to bring the hands-on exploreential learning so they can see it, they can see people and bring them and enter the organization so they can understand the field. it starts to connect and it connects early that i can take what's conceptual and theoretical when i'm learning math and science, and now i can see it applied and i can

sharon osborne worked on the same crew. >> >> she was in hospital and she came back for the final daynd she had a black eye and bruising everywhere, but she made the final. >> also mel b says she snorted cocaine to deal with her husband steven belafonte. they divorced in august. the singer who kicks off a reunion tour with the spice girls next year also writes about her ex eddie murphy. >> we lived in two different worlds. >> that's mel b auditioning actresses to narrate "brutally honest" out november 27th. the singer is dyslexic so the audio book's producer audible held a casting call to select a narrater. >> eddie made me happier than any man i'd ever met. when i got pregnant with angel, we would jump around his bathroom laughing and crying, i never felt so loved. so why did it go to spectacularly wrong? >> that was a question we were all asking. >>> we have updates on an incident with heather locklear. sheriffs were called and the star has been placed on a psychiatric hold. >>> meanwhile keltie joins us. she has star wedding news. >> we love a celebrity wedding. on "this is us" the

sharon: ¿cómo está? this is gladys. she's been waiting on this porch since 4:00 a.m. water? gladys: [ speaking spanish ] lemonis: they check her pulse. and some vital signs are harder to measure. ♪ a few words of encouragement go a long way. [ speaking spanish ] as the days without power or water wear on, some people are losing hope. depression, anxiety, and suicides are on the rise. gladys can't walk. she suffers from high blood pressure, arthritis, a respiratory disease, and on top of all that, she smokes. aspirin can help to prevent blood clots. [ speaking spanish ] as you guys see someone like gladys, that could be our grandmother, our mother, our neighbor, like it was hard for me to be there. yeah. honestly, how do you do it? breathe, in, suck it up, and do the work. for me, it's more personal, because it's my island, that these people need me more. lemonis: the scope of the disaster is hard to grasp. with no power, hospitals struggle to treat patients after the storm. the official death toll stands at 64. but the actual number is in dispute, and may be far highe

a 11 albergues diferentes tratando de buscarlo, a esta iglesia bus cambican a sus sere queridos, sharonones donde los afectados vienen a buscar lo que mÁs necesitan >>> hemos agarrado cobijas porque nos quedamos sin nada llegÓ el tiempo del frÍo y no tenemos nada >>> miguel vino por pantalones para llegar a su nuevo trabajo >>> se quemÓ todo para los ahorros tambiÉn se quemaron >>> ropa para el frÍo, articulos de higiene y para bebÉs es lo que mÁs necesitan. >>> nada mÁs quieren de comer y comida para sus perritos, para sus gatos tambiÉn. >>> porque el drama de unos se ha convertido en la urgencia de todos >>> viendo todo lo que estÁ pasando aquÍ, es imposible de no, no hacer nada >>> en chico, marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo >>> en el sur del estado el mayor fuego del condado de los Ángeles en el Último siglo y ha destruido 435 estructuras y quemadas mÁs de 150 millas cuadradas el equivalente al tamaÑo de la ciudad de denver, raymond mesa de telemundo los Ángeles esta en la zona >>> enrique vÁsquez quien trabaja la vane do carros perdÓ su pfequeÑo hogar y salvÓ a su familia >>> cu

students from council they're trying to learn as much as possible about an officer hundred franco sharon who once attended their school. this is the friedrich's given us ago and council a lot of the students here are studying history. this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be i'm being closed down and i know racist stuff is the start of a major research project and i want to buy from as if we are studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like he said that he would do it as a being closed down attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so we can relate to him pretty well but that's not what seemed to be the most is that. most of them were actually volunteers. they'd taken their final exams early. by the age of seventeen or eighteen they were dead the same age as rebecca and christoph here the students visit the war archive in munich. we don't want anything like this to happen ever again. it's not realistic to hope for peace everywhere

>> in december 2000 after the anniversary of the massacre, the architect of those mass killings, sharon, decided to take a few hundred police and some members of his group for a visit to the compound for what he said with a simple visit. he was trying to make a point at that time. he was going to be a candidate for the israeli or -- is really a ministership and wanted to show them that he was going to be the prime minister that would never compromise jerusalem. predictably the incendiary presence of sharon led to mass protests resulting in the use of disproportionate force by the israeli military and the killing of dozens of unarmed palestinians. in protest over the killings the palestinians citizens of israel stage their own restoration in october. the results of the protests was the killing of 13 unarmed palestinians citizens by israeli civilian police. an independent commission was established to investigate these killings. it took five years to get to a result. ultimately the commission found that the 13 protesters were, in fact, unarmed and posed no threat to the israeli police whe

up towards shanghai singing a little further south which as we go through sas day some pockets of sharon coming in at this stage just easing down towards a southwestern corner towards higher than central areas vietnam still in the charts of seeing some showers and always a chance of showers of course across southeast asia sunshine is showers as well but a spect indonesia a long line of very heavy downpours coming through here with possibility some localized that downpours still say the case pushing over towards thailand as we go on through the next. bangkok getting up to around thirty three celsius could just catch the odd shower still a chance to catch in the odd sharon to sri lanka but i think is going to be more into southern areas of india to tumble not easing up it was carol as we go on through the next couple of days where the. poles will be further north it is generate dry it once again temperatures in not poor but about twenty nine thirty celsius as we go on through the next few days little more clout here on sas they have perhaps a tad dry. the weather sponsored by qatar and nic

sharon? or let's start with tom since you've got the mike upon the all ready. i'm tom divine with the government accountability project. and rob, my questions are interrelated around the insider threat program. what's your assessment of how much of a chilling effect that's had on whistle blowers because they're afraid it'll be used as a vehicle to harass them. and second is what's your assessment of how real that concern is? how much has the insider threat program expanded beyond its valid purpose objectives and been used as a vehicle for retaliation. and third, what are you guys doing about it? >> thanks for the questions, tom. so, you know, i think it's incumbent upon everyone involved in the process to make clear the difference between whistle blowing and leaking. right? and you know, we certainly try to do that in our educational materials. i think it's really important that people understand that. right? what i want to see happen, and what i think igs want to see happen. and what good government people should want to see happen is that people, when they se

. >> sharon? >> hi, sharon bradford franklin with new americas open technology institute. i was very interested in your comments toward the end of your remarks about the ability to look at return on investment but you're looking at justice. so it's different than typical waste fraud and abuse, monetary assessment. but i wonder to what extent you think there's more of a role for your office and then also the igs that cover the intelligence agencies to look at the efficacy of surveillance programs. so this came up a lot with the section 2 telephone reference records. and the intelligence agencies made the valid point that it's hard to say that any one case derived from one program or one source of intelligence. but it's important to measure efficacy. do you think that the igs can play more of a role there? >> great question, it's something we're doing certainly regularly in my office is when we're doing reviews, we're asking questions of managers and leaders of the components, what are your measurements for success? beyond, back to your other question, just outputs. we did,

. >> sharon, you're so bad. >> like that's not why you married me. >> in 2019 thriller "obsessed" beyonce, but actually she was newlywed to jay-z. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> what did he think of your scenes with idris because women love idris? >> idris is a good looking man. th>>ink worked very r. he taught me how to improv. i've never done that before. >> come on baby not tonight. you know this is important to me. >> you guys have some pretty hot steamy scenes. was it weird or was it -- do you think whoa, her husband's a pretty big guy? >> it's acting, baby. you know it ain't nothing like that. honestly i think beyonce did a phenomenal job keeping her private life away from her work life and that's all you can ask for. >> in the film idris' co-worker turned stalker ali larter and beyonce literally fights for her man. >> i told you don't touch me. >> thank god i've never had any type of crazy person in my house and i've never had to fight in that way. >> in real life idris is taken. he brought fiance sabrina dhowre to harry and meghan's wedding and he's the father of two kids. you gotta

. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in san jose to show us what's taken place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura and scott. well, this is the area you're talking about, the san jose city council will be deciding whether to expand this area and this is known as a major bottleneck, where two lanes to g down to one lane and back to two lanes. here is a map of the project area on branham lane, there's a safeway and mcdonald's nearby. the idea is for san jose to do a land swap with the county to expand a stretch of roadway along branham lane at snell avenue. because of the congestion, drivers have seen major accidents, including fatalities. drivers in this area are in favor of the idea of widening this area. >> there's only one lane, so sometimes people they hit each other. >> it took me about 20 minutes. >> reporter: wow. >> it's like a mile. >> reporter: city leaders say they've worked on the idea for several years, and today, there will be a public hearing on the plan, and that takes place at 2:00 at san jose city hall. reporting live in san jose, i'm

>> you can call me sharon or mimi or whatever you feel like you want to call me. it's nice. >> i'll just call you mom. >> oh, there you go. >> reporter: and that's how andie and reagan ended up on that football field together. >> she's not getting away from us. >> it makes me very happy. >> reporter: because reagan's dad could not be there and because he was there. john donvan, abc news. >> there were all these thanksgiving stories over the last five days. i'm like, i'm not going to cry. >> your eyes are watering. >> damn you, john donvan. you got me. you know what? the stats are horrible. only 3 in 1,000 people die in a way that allows for organ donation. >> that is very interesting. every ten minutes a person is added to that list -- >> wow. >> so there are some interesting facts. >> good reo ur tonpdn at abees facebook at wnnfans.com. morning america." happy shopping. good luck. have a great day. . >>> making news in america this morning, blizzard-like conditions making a mess of the monday morning commute. more than 1,500 flights already canceled. millions fro

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expert time sharon has just the right idea for you with a geometric rug but pay close attention as her tutorial grows quite quickly but if you miss something that's ok because you can always see it again on our youtube page here's more. how their attention moves from some rectangle of the square or round if you think that's boring how about a different shape our show you how to make a rock out of different you know magic elements. tweaked all that's in different colors. duct tape you can get that in the home improvement store with a box cutter. a cutting mat. a triangle ruler a sex class. a ruler koppel. and japan i got the idea for this come back from couple of. first of all like a template as a guide for cutting to much draw a line on the complement of the minus forty centimeters long that measures sixty degrees for the senate square at both ends and strong two more lines to form and equal electrode triangle. turn it around and draw the same lines again to form a giant shape a rhombus. then cut that out with a box cutter. and. now put the doormats first i removed the black edges of t