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. >> robert john shea junior. >> daniel james shea. >> joseph patrick say. >> kathleen shearer. >> robertrer. >> linda june sheehan. hagay shefi >> antoinette sherman. >> john anthony sherry. >> atsushi shiratori >> mark selman. >> c wong shum. >> clarendon schwartz. >> joanna sigmund. >> diane signer. >> gregory sikorski >> david siller. >> craig silverstein. >>nasima simhee >> diana simmons. >> donald simmons. >> diane simmons. >> george w simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth allen simon. >> and my uncle chavez. this is my second time reading for you. i hope you are proud of me. i never met you before but you will always be in our minds, hearts and everyday lives. i know you are watching me. i love you. >> my and margaret -- i'm honored to share my middle name with you. i strive to continue your legacy. your family loves and will never forget you. [applause] >> michael j simon. >> paul joseph simon. >> marianne simon. >> barry simowitz >> james louisesimpkin >> jeff simpson. >> cheryl simpson -- sincaulk. >>khaladai singh >> thomas sinton. >> peter syracuse. >> muriel cisco polis >> jos

daniel james shea. joseph patrick shea. kathleen sheer shaerer. >> robert m. shearer.da sheehan. an tonnette m. sherman. >> john anthony sherry. and shiratori. thomas schubert. mark schulman. see wong shum. alan abraham schwartzstein. >> clarn siegel-schwartz. johanna significantmond. >> diane signer. gregory sicks orky. stephen siller. david silver. craig silverstein. nasima simjee. bruce edward simmons. diana m. simmons. >> donald d. simmons. george w. simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth allen simon. >> and my uncle. tito, this is my second time reading for you, i really hope you're proud of me. i've never met you before but you'll always be in our minds, hearts and every day lives, i know you're up there watching me. i love you. >> and my aunt march rhett sealer. who i'm honored to share my middle name with i strive every day to continue your legacy. your family loves, misses and will never forget you. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph silen. >> marianne simone. >> barry simowitz. jane simp kin. >> jeff simpson. >> cheryled.sincock. khami singh. >> roshan singh.

also, peter shea, the attorney for immigrant children, will discuss the administration's move to hold families indefinitely. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 he during this morning -- at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. campaign 2020 coverage of the democratic presidential candidate at the democratic already convention, ,aturday the span, c-span.org for the free c-span radio app. announcer: supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg delivered remarks in little rock, arkansas as part of a special lecture series hosted by the clinton donation and clinton school of public service -- the clinton donation and clinton school of public service. this is about an hour and a half.

the party well out of a really very difficult time and i think that her finger's on the pulse and shea'sot the right idea here given the complexity of the issues before them. >> did you want to weigh in on that? >> don? >> go ahead. >> yeah, i do. i chair this group called american bridge which does a lot work and we are in 60 counties in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and florida and we are talking to people who were obama trump voters hoping to get them back, right? and in the ump te en conversations we've had with thousands of people we have found 2,000 people so far that voted for trump and that are saying, i can't do it. but in all of these conversations only one time, one person used the word impeachment, raised the issue at all. everybody else is focused on is there a family member that's dying of opioids. >> i heard him. he's right on. it's just out in the world, in the real world, it is just not the issue. now if i were in congress i get the oversight issue, but if you're going to do it, do it fast. don't drag it out. then focus on the other issues people really care about. b

shea, the attorney for immigrant children, discussing the new agreement and administration's move to hold families indefinitely. to watch c-span's and join in urnal the discussion. >> senator ted cruz shared his rews on foreign policy and national security at an event hosted by the hudson institute washington, d.c. he addressed national security threats from russia and china as his belief that the state and treasury departments are working to interfere with policy ident's foreign in iran. 1:05.is [applause] sen. cruz: thank you very much, thank you to hudson for hosting me and thank you for the terrific work that y'all are doing. these are challenging times in across thestates and world. we have to be candid that we enemies in the world. countriesegorized the we face in the world in four groups. enemies, allies, problematic rivals. and let's talk about each. iran seeks nuclear weapons. north korea already has them. repeatedly called for united ruction of the states of america. in south america we have isintegrating failed states in control, such as ortega in nicaragua or maduro in en

shea was sort of hacked to pieces. >> manson decide it was time to get out of l.a.feeling the heat or wanted a more remote place to keep his family under his control. >> to him, the whole idea of control is not just having people worshipping you, but having people follow your orders in ways that contradict common sense. >> that is, fleeing an apocalyptic race war, helter skelter. he moved them out to an old homestead called barker ranch. over 200 miles from los angeles, now a part of death valley national park. yes, death valley. >> during this war, he will lead his family into death valley where there is a bottomless pit in a city underneath the surface. they will go down there and be safe. >> he seriously thought there was something beneath the earth where all of you go and hide. >> mm-hmm. >> and escape the world. >> mm-hmm. rivers of honey and trees with fruit. >> she said she overheard susan atkins gleefully describing the murder of sharon tate and suddenly feared for her own life. >> i knew i had to get out of there. >> so early one morning, barbara and a frie

she's done this and she's done a lot in the past successfully and she wants to be in the fight and shea'so go. >> she's very clear. she's articulate. she has plans and she gives details. >> reporter: names con specific cue lousily absent when we asked who else they wanted to praise? >> joe biden and bernie sanders. >> to me bernie seems like he's yelling at you when he's articulating what he's trying to get out. >> reporter: everyone in this group disappointed by julian castro taking a poke at joe biden's memory. she met castro and advised him against that. >> i told him we didn't like it when there were personal attacks but we liked it when they were talking about issues and elevating the conversation. >> do you think he wasn't listening to you? >> apparently, and it made me sad. >> reporter: final thing i want to ask you. any of you ready to make a decision about who you're going to support after this debate? anybody? you are, temple? >> yes. >> okay. who are you ready to support? >> i'm going to caucus for elizabeth warren. >> you are no longer an undecided voter? >> correct. >> report

he is saying over the last two years what shea have done is work hard with preparation, planning.ey're in the execution stage of moving people opening up shelters, working on the evacuations and large part that is due to the coordination he has had at the local level with governor desantis and fema. and it's easy to criticize certain things being said right now. i'm more personally concerned for the safety of everyone in the eye of the storm or the storm path that a lot of the leg work and the prep that needed to be done has been done. and we're all hoping and praying that it certainly the storm moves in the other direction. if not, the leg work has been done. >> rick? >> alice, i have just -- as a fifth generation around the block here through storms in my whole life. growing up in tampa bay. being around for andrew. >> i'm in tallahassee. i will say this. i would caution everybody on not taking a victory lap. i hope the president is focussed on helping people prepare for evacuation. and things like that. to be prepared mentally to focus on this. obviously today showed a aside wh

is spielman back at his we'll start saturday strong next week with the saturday game of the week as sheaer 14 wisconsin. it starts with a pregame show at 11:00 a.m. eastern on fox and the fox sports app. that should be a good one next week. here we are in just the first quarter, 2:15 to go. justin kutcher, petr petros papadakis, shane vereen here. empty field for martinez. martinez to robinson. makes the cut and robinson dives forward to the 29. jordan cole there with the tackle. a pick up of nine. >> petros: a lot of room to get the ball out there to robinson. i think the whole stadium knew that one was coming. he was one-on-one and ran an aero route and the huskies gave him a lot of room and good gain on first down. >> justin: second down and one. it is kept by martinez, and martinez, he is corralled. >> shane: you know, i wonder, the loss of foster early in this game, you mentioned on the play before giving a lot of cushion to the receivers now. i wonder the effect, the long-term effect for the rest of the game, you know, with the lost of trayshon foster for niu. their front seven is

because of weather conditions that created a wildfire risk, something kevin bachmann understands because shea victim of the tubbs fire. >> i was one of the several thousand homes that burned down in north santa rosa. >> reporter: calistoga mayor chris canning says preemptive fires are the new normal, and the city is prepared with generators which were not needed this time. >> if we did end up with a total shutdown, those generators would have been able to power about 2/3 of the community. >> reporter: by mid afternoon pg&e began the process of restoring power, but warned it could take time. >> we start patrolling the lines, inspecting the lines by foot and in the sky. >> reporter: so it really was a race against the clock. pg&e said crews needed to get this work done before the sun goes down. it looks like they will, though. pg&e expects sonoma county and napa county, whoever had the preemptive power outages, they expect them to be back up by tonight. reporting live from calistoga, ali wolf, nbc bay area news. >> okay, ali, thank you so much. >>> let's take you out live now to walnut creek wh

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traffic we're just going to have to wait and see the real test when there's a giants game where at sheas. >>the jacket as you head up house this morning because we're seeing temperatures in the 50's to low 60's for the most part around the bay area. a cooler weekend ahead for you on that you know what it's going to looked like this afternoon in your neighborhood coming up after the break stay with us. covergirl trublend matte made foundation. it's transfer resistant so it stays on you and nothing else. from covergirl. pair it with the new trublend undercover concealer. a lightweight full coverage formula in 30 shades. from covergirl. >>well good morning and welcome back. here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning we've t a lile bit of fog right there in the again welcome back to kron 4 weekend mornings we've got miss rebecca's from here joining us. obviously a little foggy right there. but what we have to look for to the rest of the bay. we will get some sunshine peeks of sunshine once we get into the afternoon hours and all the cloud cover starts to dissipate we're going to see

for gina capelly, shea and maureen mattson.sta county in the teacher of the year program. congratulations to all of them. >> great to recognize the teachers. they're so important. they all need more money. pay them more. >> that's true. >> let's get to the weather. sandhya patel, she has plenty of money. [ laughter ] >> good evening, everyone. larry, am marks take a look at live doppler 7. we have a marine layer that is pushing into the north bay right now. that marine layer definitely helped to drive our temperatures down. it is up to 25 degrees cooler right now in concord than it was at this time yesterday. 14-degree drop in san francisco. down 22 in novato. san jose 18 degrees cooler. you can feel the difference. look at the delta breeze. out of the southwest to 40 right now in fairfield. it's a south wind to 28 in san francisco. so the winds are definitely gusting. and tonight if you're stepping out, i would grab a light jacket or a sweater to keep you comfortable. tomorrow we're going to be looking at gusty winds again, as

>>at shea center put out a big day. but warns anyone coming out this way to get a ride. >>i would say does however you want to come down here but the best way would be to friends are over >>chase center even more people on their website to plan ahead for traffic during rush hour construction and street closures they notified followers on twitter of the different options to get around in this tweet reads right muni for free with your event ticket. another tweet says if you're walking or biking these are the routes for you you can valley you're by get the arena without a fight. about the music we came just for metallica that's our main purpose for the well many concertgoers urage taking a ride share or public transportation to the venue for justin hunt of new york it's worth it for metallica even to more than 30 concerts. >>the show with the symphony's that's going to be really cool when this album came out 20 years ago. i was one of my first metallic albums i never thought i would have the opportunity to see them perform live with a simple the fact that they're doing it a

>>shea are thank you. the judge in the brock turner case is out of his new job as a high school tennis coach aaron persky was hired by lynbrook high school in san jose as the jv girls tennis coach. and then a change dot org petition went out my students parents and alumni urging the fremont union high school district to remove him. they claim purse keys employment goes against lynne brookes values today the district released a statement saying persky was no longer an employee effective immediately. it was back in 2015 the persky came under fire as a judge for sentencing stanford swimmer brock turner just 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman at a fraternity party persky was recalled by the voters in 2018. >>the alameda county coroner's office has identified a pedestrian who was hit and killed by a car on interstate 80 last friday. it happened in emeryville investigators say 38 year-old daniel boyer was sitting on top of the center divider on i 80 near the powell street on-ramp shortly after 4 o'

shea, castro fed association of the violent socials. how real is that? it depends, you will have the ones that are known on twitter that are embracing this and people -- people who extend the tank. these are the fullness. and then there's those who have annoyed you. i made this point, when castro died, he died on his birthday, and he said what you want for your birthday, i think it is wonderful that we live out of the soviet union in a nation where people can be so privileged that they have annoyed you what living in cuba means or the soviet union. it is the fault of the right wing where we have told constantly incorrectly about slavery, jim crow and the holocaust that there is not any discussion or very little about what life is like under communism. this needs to be a montrose in the white ring. you cannot expect the left to talk about, the new york times still as of this morning's praising the soviet union although they covered up in the 30s, why is the right wing not talking about what commonest means is unprofitable to. >> one thing about b cannon a

the first concert at shea center will be metallica with the san francisco symphony that will happen this weekend. >>paper tickets are no longer available at the powell street bart station in san francisco as part of our to move to encourage riders to use clipper cards instead, bart also plans to phase out paper tickets at the downtown berkeley station that will happen later this month. the 19th street station in oakland and the embarcadero ation in san francisco are already paperless. >>still ahead a stunning move by wal-mart's the retail giant announces it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and requested snowmaking to customers plus a little boy taken away from his parents way too soon ahead we'll take you to a special place which is helping parents with sick children. >>they every moment count and a push by lawmakers in sacramento tonight to try to solve t state's housing crisis. >>and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the >>there are scrambling to among other things address california's housing crisis are just 2 weeks left in the capitol bureau report

annmarie: we are seeing some weakness across shea's a -- across asia. if it of a mixed picture.gresident trump beijing trade practices. bloomberg news has a scoop china is planning to buy more american pork. that would be optimistic for the trade war. futures are barely pricing that in. oil to the downside. we see an expansion possibly. aramco starting to rebuild. a big day for u.k. out on the green. here are futures ahead of the open. futures down to the green. is looking like it is going to be a down day in the city of london. it has just gone 8:00, let's get your market open. we saw the european futures, they were pricing into the downside. there was a lot of political risk out there. beijing to washington. it looks like the market is pricing that in. we have the trade war, a bit of a push paul. we have maybe some optimism in trade picking up with the pork. then in the city of london, we down stocks in the city of london. u.s. dollar.higher , it isthe sector picture a wheel of red today. energy shares were down and they look like they are going to take another hit today. stoc

also peter shea the attorney for the flores agreement will discuss the agreement and the ministration move whole families indefinitely. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live at seven eastern wednesday morning, join the discussion. >> a look at the live coverage for wednesday. on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a group of state department officials

shea, the attorney for immigrant children, discussing the new agreement and administration's move toold families indefinitely. to watch c-span's and join in urnal the discussion. >> senator ted cruz shared his rews on foreign policy and national security at an event hosted by the hudson institute washington, d.c. he addressed national security threats from russia and china as his belief that the state and treasury departments are working to interfere with policy ident's foreign in iran. 1:05.is [applause] sen. cruz: thank you very much, thank you to hudson for hosting me and thank you for the terrific work that y'all are doing. these are challenging times in across thestates and world. we have to be candid that we enemies in the world. countriesegorized the we face in the world in four groups. enemies, allies, problematic rivals. and let's talk about

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[applause] a special thanks to bob shea who has been a tremendous partner, not only with the stomach but with our joint commitment to provide opportunities like this for public-private partnership within the u.s. intelligence and across the broader national security landscape. thank you very much. [applause] again, our sincere thanks to the sponsors and exhibitors to our crucial to the stomach. we could not do it without your. most of all, i would like to thank all of you, thank you for your participation in the fabulous questions thanks to your commitment to our shared mission. it is strong collaborative partnership between government, industry and academia. there are absolutely critical to successfully meeting today's and tomorrow's jet and challenges. we had a lot of good dialogue this last day and a half. thank you for joining us, we hope to see you next week in our classified session and save the date, 2020 some part of the press, september 17 and 18). everybody be safe going home, join us at the happy hour if you can and again, a big round of applause to our last panel. [applau

really a lot of energy in the exhibit hall yesterday and i know tish and i and bob and ray and bob shea spent a lot of time walking around to the exhibits and we're getting a lot of positive feedback from folks about the interaction they were having with you, that reflects the innovative ideas our industry and academic partners bring to the national security mission. a number of exhibitors have reupped for next year's summit. if your company would like to secure your spot visit the 2020 space selection desk in the exhibit hall, in the maryland foy. enjoy the networking break. remember, the breakout sessions begin promptly at 10:20 a.m. enjoy the break. [applaus [applause]. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this intelligence and national security conference taking a break at the national harbor in maryland. more live coverage coming up later today at 12:30 eastern when we bring you a discussion on defending cyber space. this moderated by new york times reporter david sanger. we'll hear from senior military leaders, law enforcement, and homeland security officials aga

this is what heed to shea.begun the process of finalizing our report by providing a draft of our factual finding to the department and fbi for classification determination and marking. now lawmakers want the report to come out to the public's attention. >> i will ask the attorney general to work sunday. he probably does anyway. read the report and get it released to the american people. >> president trump will be going out to mexico monday before future swings out west. eric: the white house confirming osama bin laden's son was killed in an anti-terrorist operation. he was seen as the leader for future generations of the terrorist group. the specifics as to exactly when and where that operation took place has not yet been made public. lucas come lynn on has the latest. reporter: the white house made the announcement in a statement early this morning. quote, hansa bin laden was killed in a united states counter terrorism operation in the afghanistan-pack stab region. our colleague jennifer griffin asked about hi

nathan rubin and danielle shea, i'm looking at it and wondering if it warrants it.s that a warranted warning? >> i don't think so. there is always a risk that you could have some type of copycat action by someone who is mentally ill but as far as i know there is no scientific evidence that actually links violence in some to real-life violence. todd: and they are basing this on the colorado incident where a guy came into the theater. the dark knight was a dark movie and a follow-up film many years later and it could inspire that. >> it certainly could inspire but there is no data or scientific evidence to link movies or video games to violent crime like this but the underlying conversation if you take a step back, we are aware there are too miniguns in this country and too many shouldn't have it. why don't we pass background checks. neil: is a debate about this. do you think people in the army, they start saying be a little careful because this kind of stuff, this kind of incident in the past. or they won't play it at that theater for that reason. >> it is a little c

plus avocado, olive and shea. change a little, or a lot. nutrisse. nourished hair.morning to you. it is 7:26. i'm laura garcia. [ bell ringing ] the bay area this morning joining the rest of the nation in remembering one of our darkest days. a little more than 30 minutes ago, san francisco firefighters rang a memorial bell for the victims in the september 11th terror attacks 18 years ago. commemorations are going on at the site of the world trade center in new york city, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. that's where united airlines flight 93 went down on its way from newark to san francisco, killing 40 passengers and crew members. certainly a day we will never forget. >>> turning now to microclimate weather forecast, let's check in with kari. >> not nearly as much fog as we were seeing yesterday morning at this time. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, we are in for some warmer temperatures, especially in the inland areas. we're headed back into the low 90s for the east bay, but a lot of 70s and 80s for parts of the bay as well as some of ou

. >> the eyes, it's not -- it's not theically shea of like i -- not the cliche of like i see into your it's a bridge into the person. because i'm in the business of reaching people emotionally and a camera is a magnifier, when i look into someone's eyes and they into mine and i'm calm and they're calm, and you're present, you have a chance to reach each other's heart. >>> ready -- end zone, caught by brown! touchdown, new england. antonio brown, the newest patriot. >> it was less than a week ago that superstar wide receiver antonio brown looked like he would be headlining a seemingly unstoppable offense for the new england patriots. on friday the defending super bowl champs cut brown after he had played just one game for them. the move came after a second woman had accused him of sexual misconduct. the new england patriots shocked the football world when they signed antonio brown less than two weeks ago. the threatened but controversial wide receiver had just been released by the oakland raiders, despite the team signing him to a $50 million contract this year. a day after he joined ne

00 pm, at some of high school in oakland, there's a screening of a documentary called manchild, the sheaez cotton was a basketball legend here in the bay area. even the pros talk about how good he was. >> oakland had a great basketball team. >> this man was incredible. anyway, manchild will be shown tonight, 7 pm, castle mart high school, and part of the proceeds will go to lamont high school, and i just wanted to point it out it is something you may want to see tonight. a lot of people will. >>> you know, i won't get into it more because i have to do the traffic, but oakland has a rich history of great basketball players coming from oakland. let's go out and take a look. let's go to the bay bridge maccarthur maze area, and it's backed up all the way out to the maze . lights are on, so this is a typical back up. it is a little better than it was yesterday and the day before, and there is slow traffic driving past the coliseum in oakland, driving up to downtown, although again it's not quite as deep as it was the other day. if you look at the east bay map, we do see some slow traffic. hig

we have the real experts here to sort it out including james freeman, danielle shea and national reviewibuting editor, deroy murdoch. deroy, i will begin with you. the vibes i'm getting from the markets, one day does not a trend make, we think the president survives this, it looks unseemly, you know, trying to cajole a foreign leader to do your bidding, but no constitutional crisis. what do you think? >> it looks that way to me. 24 hours ago, you hear this is going to be an indication of the total corruption and graft of president trump. adam schiff says today this is how a mafia boss sounds. i read the transcript. it looked like a very friendly conversation. president trump and president zelensky of ukraine were laughing and kind of joking with each other. they talked about corruption in general and trying to clean up corruption overall and as part of that said please cooperate with us as we look at the genesis of the russia-gate probe and also by the way if you find out anything related to biden we want to investigate that, too. neil: that does have at least an icky feeling to it. >>

called the answer, the new york sun >> one of the world's largest hedge funds is announcing a name sheang scandals and management turmoil. leslie picker joins us now with a exclusive interview. leslie >> hey, mike thank you so much. and, rob schaeffer, the c.e.o., thank you for joining us oz if paid charges to pay for the settlement charges that's the firm that went through profile and management struggles to which you ultimately became c.e.o. a year and a half ago now the name change to skup or why the name change? is it to put the past behind you? >> i think it's really the final touch on a series of changes and events that have happened at this firm, leslie. i think to understand that as you say, you have to have some perspective on the firm. the firm was founded 25 years ago by dan ack who was one of the real icons of the alternative asset management business, and he built a tremendously successful firm the firm has been known to have great consistent investment performance throughout its history which is something we're proud of to this day as you say, the firm went through a diffi

while it is going to have to be the sentiment that is actually predominant on this planet johannes shea this is gabby. u.s. president donald trump has been meeting up with the crown prince and how much in washington d.c. now where he's been commenting on saturday's attack on saudi arabia's largest oil refinery and we can listen to that now be discussing the middle east but our relationship has never been stronger than it is right now and i think that is largely based on the relationship that we so i look forward to having the discussion thank you mr president it's a great pleasure to be here with us like to say so well i would like to say thank the president 1st leaving me and my delegation here today i'm here to convey the greetings of his majesty and the people of bahrain to strengthen the relationship which is based on shared values where they overlap and. ideals we primarily as the president said are going to focus on discussions related to security of transport and trade and some we signed today a agreement to purchase additional or purchase our 1st patriot missile battery systems

her name is shea woodward hall. shea has worked as the west texas regional director on my team for seven years. she's now retiring. shea started working in the senate in 1993 when she was hired by my predecessor, senator kay bailey hutchison. as west texas regional director, shea started with 89 counties this her region. by land area, that's bigger than some states. shea could leave her office in abilene, drive seven hours north and still be in her region. that's how much territory she was responsible for. shea has always been willing to go the extra mile, literally. in her first three years working in the senate, shea put 75,000 miles on her car. in fact, she's put so many miles on her vehicles throughout the last 26 years that it's probably for the best that she married a local car dealer in abilene. after 26 years, serving 89 counties in west texas, everyone knows shea and shea knows everyone, from every mayor to every county judge and sheriff to every state elected official, shea made it a point to know them all