the mayor of sidney greeted him. in the second tour, none of that happened, the enthusiasm had waned and they weren't so happy about him coming. attitudes had shifted, he still had many supporters there, he overcame a lot of adversity there and i write in detail about that. they did feel -- they named their daughter sidney after the city of australia, the second tour was not as pleasant as the first unfortunately. yes, sir. >> what do you think is major finding of your research. >> what's the major finding? >> something that you discovered that you hadn't known before which made a good impression on you? >> well, i think it's the totality of achievement that he paveed the way, i think people know this, there's an interview that was done with sidney in which he said he was the first black american and so not as big cycling by long shot, cycling was biggest sport. i'm not going to discover that he's a world champion, we know that. my effort here is to bring the story to the widest possible audience in the on text of --

after weeks of monitoring sidney's blood pressure lowers. during the visit, the doctor updates her prescription and electronically sends it to a pharmacy. she stops by the pharmacy to get her refill prescription filled and then sidney has been exercise class at the kaiser permanente facility near her home the next day. two months later, she orders refill through kp.org to have them delivered to her home. with the support of the care team, her hypertension is under control, she successfully reduces blood pressure, lost 20 pounds and built a sustainable healthy lifestyle. our second example here to understand how our disease management program works, we're going to follow this example of carla. she's a 50-year-old kaiser member, bothered by foot pain. she visits her primary care doctor for exam. based on the visit, her medical history and lab results, carla's diagnose is type 2 diabetes. kaiser electronic medical record system called help connect enrolls carla into our diabetes management program. she doesn't have to opt in. she is automatical

but for his 100th spin around the sun, sidney walton's easy chair is constantly on the go. >> i am. >for the last year, the world war ii army veteran from san diego has been rolling from state to state with his son paul on his go sidney tour. >> he's out to meet as many people that would love to meet hi world war ii veteran before it's too late. >> he's doing it by going to all 50 states meeting all 50 governors. >> unbelievable. >> he's so far shaken hands with 22 governors from maine to new york to indiana. >> last month, walton even shared a stage in normandy with president trump and french president emmanuel macron to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> he's also calling attention to the fact that there are so few world war ii veterans left. >> i'm so very honored to meet you. >> people come up constantly thanking for his service. >> thank you for all you've done for our country, okay? >> thank you for your service. >> good to meet you as well. >> on monday, the go sidney tour landed in sacramento so walton could meet his 23rd governor, gavin newsom. >> nice to meet you. >> wal

first to win in the best actor category. >> sidney poitier. >> mr.his moment. >> sidney poitier has this rise in the late '60s where he's not just a black actor. he was the biggest actor in hollywood. >> mom, this is john. >> guesses who coming to dinner was a huge hit in 1967. that stars spencer tracy and kathryn hepburn in the last of their films together. and it was about an interracial relationship. >> as for you two and the problems you're going to have, they seem almost unimaginable. but you'll have no problem with me. >> the year sidney was the number one box office star i saw all three movies, guesses who come to dinner, in the heat of the night. >> you know what that means? >> he >> probably got him killed. >> that's what he she thinks. she wants to us catch her killer. >> in the heat of the night he played a detective who comes from the north to the south and has to solve a crime along with a racist sheriff played by rod steiger. and it was being dramatized on a flip, it's actually happening in america. >> vergeal is a funny name for a boy

sidney have the amount of the meek mill comes he needed. young melissa. to see if of the stab i have had though as you have had your own have t.v. end of the we all walk to the video on dicky and it's how we understand. it. all throughout the community how we have grown to have our. restaurant cinnamon is the number set aside on a single device for you on the bus to show us where you just are the consciousness of. on a glass half full of this and the other how of mathematicians lotta. you up to the buy the if you need the honor it entirely. when i was reissue am i think of to find how does it have the it martha martha how. the harakat. muslimah. i said can i have asked what some of the i was in my mind i'm going to have a goddamn skiffle with math just for with math but what with mental illness that they are as a preventive measure. how do you know they have. been the reason why couldn't they shuffle by then the to please just this caused me to listen with the names of these people i wonder how much i'd go into my cabinet. if he. gave me. this in your mon

. >> sidney poitier would often be cast in blat ant sort of message movies of that era, but there's someecause i got nothing. >> "raisin in the sun" was about integration. they buy a house in a nice white area, but the people in the neighborhood don't want them there. >> our association is prepared to buy the house from you at a financial gain to your family. >> god have mercy. ain't this the living gall? >> poitier gets to show more range in "raisin in the sun". >> i guess you don't feel like this -- >> you mind how i people. you get out of here. >> he's angry at the system. he's angry at white supremacy. he's angry at the lack of economic opportunity for black americans. >> all i want is to make a future for this family. all i want is to be able to stand in front of my boy like my father never was able to do to me, and tell him he'll be somebody in this world besides a servant and a chauffeur, huh? >> these were not stereotypical black characters, magical negroes or good negroes who were there to demonstrate the ultimate good of mainstream white society. he's playing a well-rounded, th

often naked bad guy nate and then there's the wine guzling high schooler cathy played by standout sidneyeney and played by quinton tarantino's "once upon a time in hollywood." >> it's been a pretty good past few years. >> when we come back nancy has a big announcement. >> closed captioning provided by. >>> welcome back to "entertainment tonight." well, we told you there would be a special announcement. nancy, go ahead. >> well, tonight i am excited to tell you about the start of a new chapter in my life. don't look at me because i'll cry. a new chapter for the small town girl from myrtle beach in south carolina and thinking what beautiful, powerful woman and what a cool job they have and now having that job for nine years and being a veteran host on the red carpet for almost 25 years. i never take for granted how you have welcomed me into your home and busy lives and not long ago a dear friend off mine told me write down on one side career milestones and on the other side what i still want to accomplish. the new list includes being chosen to step into the shoes off the legendary mary har

share a video comment we got from a staff writer covering technology at the atlantic his name is sidney and here's his take on that point more and more of these products are coming into our lives and we're figuring out way in later way after the fact how they actually work and whether or not we we want them and so what is happening right now with all these different scandals clinic where we're learning how it works the debt is coming due in terms of how these products actually affect our lives when it's in that thing should ask is if we had known this debt was coming if we had known how these products actually work would be have bought them in the 1st place as relates to intellectual debt the debt is growing would bang more of these products and because the products are becoming more sophisticated. what we're risking is eventually because products will know more about this than we know about them sam what do you make about his point on the debt and if we had known would we have bought the products although again full disclosure i knew it would be a bit a bit creepy to have a microphone

not only have to work together, we have to be civil to each other we have to be decent >> reporter: sidney mccain calling for people to do just that, perform acts of civility this weekend and post on social media. >> it's not only going to be the anniversary of his passing, but it's going to be his birthday next week. >> yeah. he would have been 83. we're going to have some fun because that's what he would have wanted. >> you've got a new grandbaby coming >> any second. any second i'm secretly hoping the baby is born on his birthday >> reporter: remembering a family man, a political maverick, and american patriot. >>> billionaire conservative activist david koch died today he was 79 years old. david along with his brother charles used koch industries hoping to build a massive network of donors. he is survived by his wife and three children there's much more ahead tonight including stealing from the stars, the real estate agent of heists at hollywood homes. >>> and the american investment banker accused of killing a hotel worker in paradise, the eyewitness speaking out for the first time >>

. >>> un hombre fue retenido por las personas en el centro de la ciudad australiana de sidney despuÉsmacion sobre asesinatos en masa, en norteamÉrica mayor nueva zelanda lo que sÍ tiene un historial clÍnico de enfermedad mental, la mujer atacada se recupera de las lesiones en un hospital. >>> al regresar en las noticias telemundo mediodÍa la administraciÓn trump pone en marcha cambios en la aplicaciÓn de la ley de especies en peligro que podrÍan llevar a la desapariciÓn de animales y plantas. >>> la obesidad y la grasa acumulada en la cintura pueden ser el factor de mayor riesgo de muerte prematura entre la poblaciÓn latina hoy con el final del paraÍso en telemundo hablamos con dos de sus hablamos con dos de sus protagonistas, no se vaya. listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el mal aliento. nunca te conformes con un 25% siempre ve por un 100% demuestra de quÉ estÁs hecho™ i love video games. it's all i do. a mí no. (anunciante) nadie es igual en la familia. somos muy diferentes. muy diferentes. (anunciante) por eso verizon ahora tiene más planes p

share a video comment we got from a staff writer covering technology at the atlantic his name is sidney and here's his take on that point more more of these products are coming into our lives and we're figuring out main later way after the fact how they actually work and whether or not we we want them and so what is happening right now with all these different scandals clinic where we're learning how it works the debt is coming due in terms of how these products actually affect our lives when it's in that thing should ask is if we had known this debt was coming if we had known how these products actually work would be have bought them in the 1st place as relates to intellectual debt the debt is growing would bang more of these products and because the products are becoming more sophisticated. what we're risking is eventually because products will know more about us than we know about them sam what do you make about his point on the data and if we had known would we have bought the products although again full disclosure i knew it would be a bit a bit creepy to have a microphone in my ho

. >> sidney poitier would often be cast in blatant message movies of that era.." >> looking in the mirror this morning, i'm 35 years old. i'm married 11 years old and i've got a boy who has to sleep in the living room. >> "racin e i"raisin in the sunt integration. they buy a house in a nice white area but the people in the neighborhood don't want them there. >> our association is prepared to buy the house from you at a financial gain to your family. >> poitier gets to show more range in "raisin in the sun." >> you get out of here. >> he's angry at the system, angry at white supremacy. he's angry at the lack of economic opportunity for black americans. >> all i want is to make a future for this family. all i want is to be able to stand in front of my boy like my father never was able to do to me and tell him that he will be somebody in this world besides a servant and a chauffeur. >> these were not stereotypical black characters, magical negros or good negros who were there to demonstrate the ultimate good of mainstream white society. he's playing a well-rounded

joven matÓ a apuÑaladas a una mujer, dejÓ a otra herida y luego sembrÓ el terror en pleno centro de sidneys masacres aquÍ en estados unidos. ha sido otro dÍa de extrema tensiÓn en hong kong, el aeropuerto internacional volviÓ a ser el epicentro del caos. (gritos). >> asÍ, asi de violentas han sido las confrontaciones entre los manifestantes y policÍas antimotines que se lanzaron con garrotes y gases lacrimÓgenos para estar contra estos jÓvenes y bloquear con carritos de equipaje la entrada, por segundo dÍa se tuvieron que cancelar todos los vuelos, ya son diez semanas de manifestaciones que comenzaron por el rechazo a una ley de extradiciÓn a china. y para seguir informados de esta y otras noticias inscribase con la palabra144 y asÍ se puede mantener al dia con al regresar en noticias telemundo las autoridades en al menos 2 estados, investigan varios casos de bebÉs que se han enfermado por tomar fÓrmula adulterada. ya hablamos con la creadora de un mural interactivo en la un mural interactivo en la frontera que [música] (mujer) este es juanjo, en su apartamento, al que muchos llaman "hotel

following a series of suicides by schoolchildren miles sidney a local high school teacher decided he couldn't just sit back. and like how he founded the let's talk club today a guest is visiting to discuss the factors that can lead to suicide school like school scott rather than things talking with each other is especially important in sparsely populated and often cold and grey montana when families see middle off as a weakness. and they're telling these kids you know were tougher than the stroller and like you said colored cowboy up i mean that's very dangerous i think you know and that's just not being educated or not being understanding what you know health and well you know what it means to struggle with depression. the let's talk club wants to get more children to talk about their worries boys and girls are both affected but the members of the club are mostly young women why is that. now now that's a good question because we're going to hear you guys leave if you don't like to come no one meeting and then like not over again sort of thing like again like invariants like about ha

dozens of sidney's have been reported missing after a crackdown on pro-democracy left more than 100 people dead in june families are demanding answers about loved ones who they haven't heard from since the attack morgan reports. forced smile and his family every phone call from an unfamiliar number brings a bit of hope before he dies again. they're hoping to hear from their brother adam is my who's been missing since the deadly attack on the city outside army headquarters in her tomb in early june his sister says they've done all they can to find him. we filed a report at the police station then we went to the hospitals and they referred us to the morgues we didn't find him so we want to other morgues but so far we didn't find a trace of him or where he could be. the sit in came after months of anti-government protests demanding the country's long time president already bashir stepped down he was ousted by the military in april but the sit in continued as protest leaders and the military negotiated a transitional government. at least $100.00 protesters were killed and more than $400.00 inj

we're going to huddle and i'm sidney i'm trying to say how do it look and really open to the feel like my jaw was broken when a bullet hit sometimes i had a look so now my brain saying let me die back here and then i was kind of glad that doctors came in at last or really kind of feeling myself and getting around the collapsed right as i'm raising my shirt up and seeing with all this that i'm feeling oh my intestines on i want out i had a heart attack the doctors had walked in right when i walked in and it was like a whole another. just went through my head i could you could actually see you going out. and you know that was the experience with bed right there. until some 2530 who it's militant groups we're all working together on the same page in the same model to restore community to save lives so what happens is they get a shoot in a community. community says this is a good issue the mockumentary and it was the shooting was done from one of the guys i collaborate with at the table he will call me the same in one of my homeboys just got shot in your neighborhood or he's they have no p

her 6-year-old daughter sidney died in 2010 after climbing inside a hot car when her parents weren't looking and getting trapped. >> what's the most difficult part for you to remember from that day? >> it was just a horrible accident but there's so much guilt. >> reporter: now hoping a new law can help save a life. blaine alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >>> we'll turn now to our ongoing series justice for all, and the controversial case of a texas woman sentenced to five years in prison for casting a vote in the 2016 presidential election while she was out on probation. i spoke to her as she awaits for a decision on her appeal. she saw it as a civic duty, crystal mason recalling the 2016 election and the vote that would change her life. >> i remember what my mom told me the night before and it was crystal, this is the last day. don't forget to go vote. >> reporter: but at the polling place, she learned her name was not on the roll and was told to fill out a provisional ballot. >> she said if you're at the right location, it will count. if you're not, it won't. >> reporter: but that sea

but the most ironic i think is sidney poitier.he had three huge movies, "guess who's coming to dinner", "from russia with love", he went from being the greatest hero to passi . >> i think is a good time to open this to audience questions. if anyone has something that they would like to ask? we can bring you the microphone. but this is a fascinating panel. i greatly admire this a genre. i teach at purdue. it strikes me, it's a very challenging genre. how do you reconcile telling the story someone's life with the necessity of making an argument that intervenes with a scholarly debate it would reveal something new? how do you do that? is it explicit , an implicit? how do you waive argument and analysis with narrative when you're telling the story of an individual's life? >> okay. go ahead. that is a biggie. >> it is a biggie. >> to tell the story of a person's life, to tell john wayne's life. he made a 200 films as i said before. you cannot just go one film at a time. he did this and that. you have to search for a larger meaning in t

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sidney weinberg who was around at the time of the crash in 1929.he was running goldman sachs as it was participating in a lot of what were culturalist. now they are called clo's. conglomerations of stocks and other securities that might not be doing that well and need to have stories told about them in order to get people to buy them. which lost all of their value when the market crashed in 1929. the way sidney weinberg thought he could get through this was to become friends with the governor of new york. a man named franklin delano roosevelt who ultimately became the president of the country. why did president roosevelt become president roosevelt? one of the things he had with sydney one burke and a bunch of people in the business community that weinberg aggregated. contributed to his campaign. even though he's considered a traitor to his class. the reality is if you follow the money back to his initial campaign and his initial coming into office. is that sydney one burke and another fellow named joe kennedy. were helping them to create money. wei

sidney's judge has formally charged the pool's president a while bashir with corruption and possession of illicit currency she had told the court he received $25000000.00 from saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon but that he happened to use the money for private purposes. at least 13 people have been killed and at least 2 dozen injured in an air strike in syria if the province u.s. had confirmed the strike saying it was against an al qaeda target at least 550 civilians in a rented live died since april and other 400000 people have been displaced. the reuters news agency says a suicide bomber has attacked police including the us one of the stans biggest cities earlier the taliban launched a new friend. despite ongoing peace talks with the united states afghan military reinforcements rushed in to prevent the taliban taking control the government says at least 30 taliban fighters were killed 3 civilians are also reports of dead taliban's calling for all foreign forces to leave for the games is seen as strengthening withdrawal negotiations with the us well a spokesman for afghanistan's

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. >>> new overnight a stabbing rampage in sidney, australia, ended with witnesses pinning the suspect to the ground and the prime minister is praising those bystanders for their actions. a woman was stabbed to death and a second woman taken to the hospital and witnesses held that man down until police arrived to arrest him. >>> we know car break-ins are a big problem here in the bay area, and now alex rodriguez is a victim. >> amy hollyfield is live at san francisco headquarters with more. good morning, amy. >> reporter: before we knew it was alex rodriguez, we knew there was something different from the response. this is not the typical response that we see for a car break-in for san francisco, and we talk to victims that say police never came to investigate when their cars were broken into. now we know from a source that alex rodriguez was the victim, and he was in town and half a million dollars of items were stolen. san franciscans know not to leave valuables in the car. >> probably would never leave half a million dollars worth off things in my car. i left my y aoefpaoefpaoefpaoa

they've been identified as 85- year-old sidney brookbank an 11- year-old jessica brookbank and no worde devastating wildfires in 2017 and 2018 and one country left thousands without homes and now all fire victims can file claims with pg&e and the deadline is november 15. >>> the first day of school in san mateo and the principal at lee elementary said he has a plan to reduce bullying. he is teaching students to be empathetic, saying it is key to prevent bullying. >>> we will have news updates throughout the day on your pay favorite platforms including our website at kpix.com. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise... prove. and now, all beds are on sale! save 50% on the 360 sleep number limited edition smart bed

the 78-year-old a former arch bishop of sidney later became a top vatican advisor.s now the most senior roman catholic cleric to be an abuser. >>> 5:36 right now less than two weeks before his scheduled trip to denmark president trump has cancelled his visit over the purchase of greenland. the skufrj not for -- country is not for sale. he fired off a tweet thanking the prime minister for being so direct the u.s. operates a military base there and previous administrations have tried to acquire it twice before given its tra tooejic importance in the northern atlantic. >>> meantime the president is expressing his support. french president emanuel macron has also agreed the president should be invited to the 2020 conference. the president is expected to broach the topic with other world leaders this weekend. >>> this morning a state bill that cracks down on teen vaping is taking a step forward. the bill would increase mandatory sting operations for stores that sell tobacco products and ecigarettes. it would increase fines for stores that sell the products to underaged t

sidney powell, good luck to you. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. gregg: hurricane dorian is gathering strength as it barrels towards florida, already a major storm at category three. it could begin battering the coastline as early as monday. dorian could make landfall as a category four storm with winds as high as 140 miles per hour. senior correspondent rick leventhal has our coverage tonight from delray beach, florida. >> reporter: the mobility wing of the u.s. air force is evacuating tankers ahead of hurricane dorian, forecast to be a catastrophic and extremely dangerous cat four storm capable of destroying military hardware and hangars like michael did last year. the u.s. navy also moving planes and warships out of harm's way with satellite images showing dorian's eye fully formed as the quickly-strengthening storm threatens to blast the northern bahamas. this view captures all the lightning generated by dorian. on the ground residents are shuttering and boarding up homes and businesses. >> i got a wind tunnel, so we've got all of our power pol

and also sidney point yetier.7 alone and the first black performer to win the osz car. >> one of my favorite, julie an druchs and the sound of music. one of my all-time favorite movies. what's your favorite movie from the 60s? >> my favorite is the apartment, sherly mac clain, jack lemmon, a romantic comedy that's also quite dark at the same time. >> i have not seen that one. >> put it on your list. >> that has to go on my list. any others that i need to add? >> i love breakfast at tiffany's, of course, psycho, and then the films like easy rider, the graduate, bonnie and clyde, the films that started to change old hollywood to new hollywood and became much more exciting. >> there you go. mark that on your list too. thank you so much, alicia. i'm excited to see the episode tonight. that does it for me. i'm ana cabrera. the cnn original series "the movies" starts right now here on cnn. enjoy the show. ♪ ♪

> one of the really great films of the '80s is "the verdict," beautifully told my master director sidneywyer who is an alcoholic kind of ambulance chaser. what makes it uniquely lament is that even when it's movie stars, big movie stars, he manages to bring them down in the case of "the verdict" to the boston streets. and you can see the stars in the movie, but they have not turned the movie into something glamorous, but on the opposite have entered the drudge and reality of the world that lament's painting. >> god, i never should have taken it. there was no way i could win. >> here, niemann shows you what he's really made of as an actor. >> i think you guys are making a big mistake. you should reconsider, get the principles back together again. >> to sea the scene where he's calling the insurance company to rekindle the deal he turned down. >> okay. no, no. i understand. >> it's really one of the greatest pieces of acting i've ever seen in my life is that phone call. no cuts. lament just goes okay. here we go. >> so, how's your wife? >> great. how's yours? >> not so great. >> oh, we're

officials and family members identified them as 83-year-old sidney brookbank an 11-year-old jessica brookbank. the fire destroyed the entire home on greenmore drive and the causes under investigation. >>> a last ditch effort to save a controversy on mural at washington high school in san francisco with activists calling for the display to be preserved ahead of the board meeting. the mural dates back to the great depression and depicts president george washington as a slave owner and shows a native american man lying dead at the feet of european explorers. the school board voted to have the painting covered over and now, a famous alumni is speaking out. danny glover graduated from washington high school in the 1960s and said destroying it would be an attack on artistic freedom and that the gruesome content serves to remind us of the horrors of america's past. >> yes. >>> a discovery prompted a pair of newlyweds to be searched for. a man in huntington beach found valuables buried in the sand. he found a tiny storage card from a digital camera an 8 inches below the surface and the video of the w

is their daughter who was later born when they went to australia and had a great fortune to meet sidneyber 96-years-old. she had seen her father raised in paris and thought that was an extraordinary moment so all those years ago to talk to send the pooc which i use in the boo. on the cover stories around the world he was one of the most chronicled african-american men or individuals at this time. he was widely talked about a. given his great skills he raced against the best racer in france in 1901 and this is major taylor racing against and this was the new era of sports photojournalism when it regarded most there was a new area in photography and he became widely photographed by some of the best photographers in all of france in 1901 and here he drew one of the biggest crowds and a matching service history in the first race with major taylor was defeated. this was the largest such race that had been held. he beat him to declare the world's fastest man quite extraordinary. he gave races over europe and it was quite extraordinary. i want to leave time don't haver questions and jump ahead

officials and family members identified them as 83-year-old sidney brookbank and 11-year- old jessicarookbank. the home was destroyed on green more drive and another man was hurt and a family cat was killed. the causes under investigation. >>> new recommendations for police accountability in one south city with an independent of offirs pointing ing an guns as fours. the new report said complaints jumped 12% including internal misconduct and now it's recommended that tracking when ann at someone. reporting all interviews and interrogations and installing surveillance cameras in evidence rooms with no comment from san jose police. >>> this morning, five oakland police officers fight to keep their jobs after they were fired for the death of joshua pawlik in 2018. he was found lying between two houses with a gun and when he didn't drop his weapon, officers shot him and the police chief had cleared them of wrongdoing but they were fired anyway and now are suing the city saying oakland had no right to let them go. >> the officers are looking for something very simple, to be made whole and r

the first one sidney sowers. he was a crony of harry truman's. he made it clear when he took the job he only wanted to serve a few months because he wanted to go back and run the piggly wiggly grocery chain in missouri which whence he came. though he wasn't an experienced intelligence officer, served as an at shtache. he was an experienced leader but he wanted a figurehead new cig, central intelligence group up and run. okay. let's see. i am the only convicted felon. richard helms regrettably. he was caught in what i have to say was a pretty nasty gotcha episode. he was testifying before senate confirmation hearing before he went out to become ambassador to iran. he was asked by a senator, who knew full well what the answer was but for whatever reason was grandstanding to the public, did we try to covertly overthrow the government of chile. this was an open hearing. richard helms should have said i can't answer that in public, we have to go into private session. for reasons he never explained to me, i helped him with his memoir and writing, he go

. >> reporter: it is when sidney turns to look into her son's empty eyes that he finally breaks down. you, son. >> reporter: through his attorney, watts issues a short apology. >> mr. watts has asked us to share this morning that he is devastated by all of this. and although he understands that words are hollow at this point, he is sincerely sorry for all of this. >> reporter: chris watts is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he dribs how he drives their bodies to the oil field. >> and the girls right? >> cece was first. >> wrus wr exactly was shiwen it happen snnchth it was blanket over her head. >> once she's gone, did you pull her out? >> i pulled her out. >> she went into the tank, and bella is still in the back of the truck alive? >> yes. she asked the same thing is going to happen to cece. and she said, no daddy. that east the last thing she said. >> ohio do you want your daughter to be remembered in the world to remember her and your granddaughters. >> bella wanted lipstick on like momy today. >> she wanted to soar the earth and she said i want to le

we now know the grandmother who was killed in the fire was 82- year-old, sidney brookbank.nother family member, an 11- year-old niece is still in the hospital on life support. the home on green more court belonged to sandy and barney brookbank and just before 730 monday morning, barney left to go grocery shopping and came home to see his home was engulfed in flames, with his mother trapped inside. >> my mom, i knew she was bedridden. this really was her worst fear. with her multiple sclerosis that it was dying in a fire. >> the couple's 11-year-old niece severed smoke inhalation and is on life-support at the children's hospital. there 22-year-old son was able to jump out of a bedroom wimajo illegal drug sales in san francisco's tenderloin, u.s. attorney, david anderson eating the year-long effort, he says part of the tenderloin and south of market, had functioned as an open air drug market for far too long, and is dedicated to 15 member chain bringing in agents from the fbi, the dea, secret service and even the u.s. forest service. >> those persons living and working and vi

he dropped that lawyer and shifted to a new sort of more combative attorney by the name of sidney powell, a long time critic not just of the mueller operation but of the entire sort of federal prosecutorial system, and she is now putting up a real fight, not just trying to withdraw the guilty plea but asking for lots of information that the prosecution never turned over, making all kinds of very broad requests about any criticism anyone might have ever had about the way the mueller investigation was done. she wants to make that all part of the sentencing. it's not clear whether that's entirely aimed at the judge that will handle the sentencing or perhaps creating sort of a public stir that president trump might pay attention to, and might advance flynn's case for pardon. that would of course mean that he would escape any punishment at all. >> all right, josh gerstein, terrific information, appreciate you taking a few minutes tonight. >> okay, steve, happy to do it. >>> coming up, more on hurricanes and how political leaders handle them, when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> i did speak wit