for now, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> down to another campaign. a proposal to divide california into three separate states will be on the ballot in november's general election. the cal 3 initiative now has enough valid signatures to qualify for the november ballot. the measure would divide the state into northern california, southern california, and california. silicon valley venture capitalist is the force behind this proposal. he claims it would make the government more responsive. >> we have divergent interests in the state and we're trying to put everything together now and no one's really happy. >> i would like to get out of california myself. >> reporter: where do you want to go? >> anywhere but here. >> even if voters approve the plan, it would not be a done deal. there would be legal challenges and splitting the state of california would need approval from the u.s. congress. >>> a san francisco motorcycle officer is fighting for his life following a crash in the -- the officer was on his motorcycle when he collided with the car. the driver

kpix5's susie steimle on the streets checking compliance with the newly imposed scooter ban. susie? >> reporter: allen, we are standing along the embarcadero and if you've been out here over the past couple of months, it would be difficult to stand hear for about 10 minutes without dozens of dockless scooters whizzing by, but today they are nowhere in sight. the streets and sidewalks of san francisco may seem a little quieter today. that's because they're officially devoid of dockless scooters. they could come back, but they need a city permit first. >> the application for the permit requires these companies to insure that their users are following the law the way it's written. >> reporter: paul rose with sfmta says the city received roughly 1,800 complaints about dockless scooters popping up in inappropriate places since they launched in march. the city cracked down ordering a cease and desist requiring all three companies, spin, limebike and bird, pull the scooters and agree to follow city rules. that means riders have to travel in the bike lane with a helmet and dock the scooters

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kpix 5's susie stein will spoke exclusively with the victims friend as his landlord was facing a judge reporter: sitting outside the superior court room in oakland, dottie moore is talking to her best friend timothy loving who was in the hospital. he is lucky to be alive after being shot twice in the chest and once in the hand. two days ago, his landlord, hermann levi little, showed up at a gun at his apartment ready to murder him. >> no one heard a gunshot because he had a silencer on the gun. no one heard an argument because there was none. >> reporter: police shut down essex street, surround the apartment and arrested levi on the spot. timothy had an agreement with his landlord that he could not pay rent due to a recent medical emergency. >> he has been living there five years and has always had a great relationship with the landlord. we are all baffled. >> reporter: police records show timothy was able to lock levi out after being shot but the landlord used his master key to unlock the door and shoot at him again. next, timothy ran for his life and landed at the dispensary across t

here's kpix 5 reporter susie steimle. >> whoo!! >> reporter: after eight days of anticipation, 18 hour days of ballot counting, the nail- biter of the san francisco mayoral race appears to be over. london breed took to city hall steps today to declare she is -- >> soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> whoo! >> reporter: candidate mark leno, who trailed breed by more than 1,000 votes since the middle of last week, conceded. >> she is remarkable, she will do a fine job. we all wish her the best because her success is san francisco's success. >> reporter: in the basement city hall the race goes on. more the final votes. >> there are votes out there still to count for this contest. >> reporter: john is the director of the department of elections and says it's still mathematically possible for leno to come back but leno's campaign has been following the trends and says that's highly unlikely. as for his future, he wouldn't say if he will run again, simply that -- >> my life has been all about community and public

in oakland, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:57. five people shot and killed inside the "capital gazette." in the next hour what we're learning about those lost and the suspect. >> and california is now the first state in the nation to pass sweeping changes about how tech companies can collect and use personal data. i'll explain what's changing right after this. and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. let's start with >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec. kenny has the morning off. it is the final friday of june! taking a live look outside this morning, on the left-hand side of your screen, that is a view of the city from pier 7 looking gorgeous this morning. and on the right, the golden gate bridge, not very many vehicles to speak of at this hour. but yeah, the holiday rush is going to be on today. and so it the heat. >> mm-hm. >> the heat is going to be on. it's a clear morning which is nice but also a sign that we are going to get a lot of sunshine and that's going to h

there's no passenger service between castro and west portal and that's where kpix5's susie steimle is right now. >> reporter: juliette, muni's director of transit tells me this work will make for a smoother, safer and quieter commute, but for now they're just asking the general public to be patient. until the end of summer the only things rolling in and out of the 100-year-old twin peaks tunnel are construction crews. sfmta is spending $40 million on repairing 2 miles of track, closing west portal station to castro market station for two full months. >> clearly when we get this work all done, it will be safer, smoother, quieter and when you add the new trains into it, it will be a major upgrade. >> reporter: john haley, director of transit for sfmta, says the repairs are long overdue. when construction wraps up august 24th, trains will be able to travel at their designed speed of 55 miles per hour, something they cannot safely do right now. >> if you did it now if we went 55 miles an hour, your fillings would rattle in your teeth. it would be an uncomfortable ride. >> it just delays a

susie steimle at the courthouse in oakland, thank you. >>> federal prosecutors have indicted the founder of theranos on criminal fraud charges. elizabeth holmes is accused of defrauding investors, doctors and patients as the head of the blood testing startup. the company's ceo was also charged. holmes was once hailed as silicon valley's youngest female billionaire, but investigation showed her company's blood tests were deeply flawed. stigators in santa clara earlier this year the sec filed fraud charges against theranos. >>> investigators in santa clara county believe cattle paid the price for a dispute over ranch land. nearly a dozen cattle have been found dead near henry coe state park. kpix5's devin fehely shows us the killer tried to bury the evidence. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the cattle were discovered in a shallow grave on this morgan hill ranch and may have gone undetected there for several weeks on what is now an ever expanding crime scene. >> yesterday when we originally talked to you, we had found nine dead live stock and the number is 11 now. >> reporter: invest

in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >> the trial is in san francisco superior court. just a few blocks away a federal judge is presiding over another trial wi ndds of popular weed killer. >>> coming up, an excessive love for video games, now classified as a mental disorder, the fine line between fun and addiction. >> the united states military is branching out, way out. the president's plan to create a space force. >> and a bay area jewelry store with a one of a kind concept, how it's cashing in big tonight the world health 's can >>> video games can be addictive and that's no exaggeration. tonight the world health organization has classified gam as a mental health condition. jamie yuccas explains. >> reporter: this seven year study by the world health organization reveals that some gamers get the same brain stimulation or high as those addicted to drugs and alcohol. omar blackburn couldn't handle a job, home or car because of his constant impulse to play. >> if i constantly just always have my mind on it, i'm always going to want to be doing that. >> reporter: sully

in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >> the trial is in san francisco superior court. just a few blocks away a federal judge is presiding over another trial with hundreds of plaintiffs involving the popular weed killer. >>> coming up, an excessive love for video games, now classified as a mental disorder, the fine line between fun and addiction. >> the united states military is branching out, way out. the president's plan to create a space force. >> and a bay area jewelry store with a one of a kind concept, how it's cashing in big on crypto currency. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing su

to susie how was a big did in the middle of winter he and his wife now rent a room for two hundred thirty dollars a month much more than they paid before. he came to beijing from the country in the hope of a better lives then things got complicated. are the odds. are that hear him. you know her home. temby are. from the neighborhood and at the mercy of all far she's suzy how and he's wife decided to send their son back to the countryside . and so on the level. to win the war. or. every morning he drops his wife off at the supermarket where she is a cashier. he's a self employed mechanic. together they earn a decent living on a good month it's a seventeen hundred dollars twice as much as a laboring couple. even though they are registered as internal models from the countryside they have no social insurance no free education for their son. only the city's official residents are entitled to. the house life is nothing like the chinese dream. by twenty forty nine she wants to make china the world's leading power in its display. makeshift warehouse shabby shops and rundown apartment buildings g

kpix5's susie steimle is live at sfo with this dining dilemma. susie? >> reporter: that's right, juliette. they are offering anything from gift cards just to get people in the door to free b.a.r.t. fare to $500 starting bonuses. now the food scene here at sfo is bound to improve over the summer months, but getting people to agree to work here has proved difficult. >> because this is not a normal airport kitchen. normally airport kitchens are much smaller. ing servers on staff is proving difficult. jennifer says she has g 2-3 ho >> reporter: at the lounge at sfo's international terminal they're roasting rosemary and dicing duck for a a vietnamese -- a vietnamese dish. this summer there will be an influx of fine dining options, but keeping servers on staff is proving difficult. this employer has two to three servers driving from tracy every day in traffic. >> some people can stick it out for a while, but after that it's not feasible. we do have a heard time keeping staff. >> reporter: some -- hard time keeping staff. >> reporter: some restaurants are offe

no/family kpix5's susie steimle is live in san francisco at swan oyster depot. susie?>> reporter: liz, it's no secret that anthony bourdain loved san francisco. in fact, he's been quoted saying if you don't love san francisco, there's something hopelessly wrong with you. as you said, swan oyster depot was his go to and if you spent just a couple minutes with the owners here, you'll realize that admiration is, of course, mutual. imono and his family have t swan o >> you know, he'd come in here without cameras. he would sit down and go oh, my god, -- people would sit down and go oh, my god, that's anthony bourdain over there. >> reporter: seafood has been served up at swan oyster depot for 106 years. the late anthony bourdain was a regular here joking fans criticized him for coming here on every bay area shoot. >> every show you've ever done in san francisco you come to swan oyster depot. >> yes, that's correct. true love cannot be denied. >> reporter: kevin said when he heard the news this morning, he -- >> couldn't believe it. yeah. it's just a shock, you know. you ima

in danville, susie signed a -- susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> investigators are still trying to figure outay when he made his escape. it happened after munson learned he was going to be taken into custody for new sex prime charges. >> something like that would obviously attract the attention of our deputies. >> detectives are asking anyone with information on where he is to contact law enforcement immediately. >> was a bay area race that made national headlines, judge aaron persky's the bench. >> reporter: judge persky has been recalled from the bench but the stanford law professor who successfully orchestrated the recall campaign called it a victory for women and visors -- and survivors of sexual assault. >> women are clearly saying they don't support impunity for privileged perpetrators, -- of sexual assault and domestic violence. >> reporter: and he sentence brock turner to 6 months in county jail after being coicted unconscious woman outside of stanford. >> sexual violence has to be taken seriously. >> he was following the rule of law. >> reporter: after nearly 2 years of silence, judg

this ruin looks deceptively authentic but it's a reproduction of a haitian palace called song susi also the name of the summer residence of pression king frederick the great this year's berlin be anally explores world history from non-western perspectives and turns some standard narratives on their heads. the international curatorial team wants to make a radical shift away from a western white point of view at the same time the curators won't let themselves be pigeonholed into taking standard post-colonial stances so it's to kind of unsettle that space that always wants to const confront a confirm us into a particular corner where it's very difficult student to make a go she ate and to dream. but the post-colonial theme of restitution does have a presence for example this video shows a throne being unearthed it refers to an ownership dispute with france an artist from the nene had a model of the throne built buried and dug up by archaeology students and an authentic artifact a real excavation who determines which history is told and how. we don't need another hero is the slogan of this

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sunday the fans have been seen all across moscow in full kids with flags colorful make up and some in susie aspic chanting. i don't tease much troubled football correspondent election the irish if he is needed others need to state him let me alexi it sounds loud that i mean tell us about this upcoming guy. an interesting game indeed a european clash denmark against france and huge contingent solve both shots of fans here at luzhniki i can even tell you which side is dominating those so many of both you can see the blue shirts and the red shirts the tri color flags and the danish flags all over the place all very positive old very jolly and expecting a good game the game which obviously still has some sort of relevance because mathematically it's still possible that australia can go through but obviously france and denmark other korea favorites now the french leaders of the group with six points and they are in fact one of the favorites to win the world cup on july fifteenth here at luzhniki has pretty impressive performances so far six out of six and they will be all just looking to top the

in oakland, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> a notorious bay area cold case closed, a woman brutally murdered inside a stanford church, the dramatic end to the decades long search for her killer. >> a swerving driver collides with a pedicab, now new surveillance video could help catch the suspect who injured four people. >> and a bay area i.c.e. whistle blower gets an unexpected visit as he sits down for his first tv interview, the moment homeland security agents showed up on his own front porch. today: the cold case investigation came to a violent end.. at the suspect's >>> it's been 44 years since a young woman was brutally murdered inside a stanford chapel. today the cold case investigation came to a violent end at the suspect's apartment in san jose. kiet do is there now with new details the sheriff just announced. >> reporter: the deputies have taken down the outside perimeter, but they are still very much here on the property going through taking pictures and gathering evidence at the apartment of steve crawford. steve crawford himself was in bad shape. he was 72 years old, walked aroun

kpix5's susie steimle was in the courtroom today as that landlord faced a judge. police say two days ago his landlord, 75-year-old herman up with a >> reporter: sitting outside the superior courtroom in oakland, dottie moore is talking to her best friend timothy loving. he's in the hospital lucky to be alive after being shot twice in chest and once in the hand. police say two days ago his landlord, 75-year-old herman levi little showed up with a gun at his apartment ready to murder him. >> no one heard the gunshot because he had a silencer on the gun and no one heard an argument because there was none. >> reporter: two days ago police shut down essex street, surrounded the apartment and arrested levi on the spot. dottie says timothy had an agreement with his landlord that he the company pay rent due to a recent medical -- that he couldn't pay rent due to a recent medical emergency. >> he's been living there five years and always had a great relationship with the landlord, so we're all baffled how this could even happen. >> reporter: police records show timothy was

in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5 news.eral judge is presiding over another trial with hundreds of >> that trial is going on in san francisco. in superior court a few blocks away a federal judge is also presiding over another trial with hundreds of plaintiffs involving the same roundup, that popular weed killer. in march of 2017... the group showed up >>> time men who confronted a pro touch rally in berkeley have -- pro trump rally in berkeley have been found not guilty on all counts. fights broke out at civic center park and each man was charged with a misdemeanor assault. a police sergeant said all few of of them kicked and punched a trump supporter who was already being treated for an injury, but the defense pointed to inconsistencies in that report and this afternoon a jury in alameda county acquitted the five men. nity d for it." >> it's nice to know that the jury, that the people of the community, the bay area, saw this for what it was and that they were trumped up charges. this was a political trial and fascists trie

susie shows out how buyers are profiting off of a huge loophole in the city's laws. >> reporter: it's a crash course in the business all caught on camera. really are tornados walk you us through duplexes in oakland coaching us as they go along to kick everybody out. >> you can move in, and then once you have live in the property, then the restrictions on eviction and stuff go away because it's your home. >> reporter: they openly explain how to maximum your return and make a career off buying and selling duplex. >> a lot of people do that fair living. they will have an apartment and figure out a way to get them up higher and sell them for a profit. >> reporter: meanwhile, people are knowing whoever buys the place has the ability to drastically change their life. >> honestly, it's awkward. >> reporter: we toured morgan's apartment while she was there. this has been the life for the past 7 months. watching relators advertise. >> i think there's a level of understanding. when you're coming in and maybe pushing people out of a home, that's going to be hard for those people. if that does no

in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> an update now on those other abused dogs, those that were found left for dead in oakland, the reward for information leading to an arrest has now tripled. the german shepherd puppies were found in a pile of tr last weekend. two had broken jaws. one was missing a paw. peta and oakland animal services shelter have added $10,000 to the pet express reward money bringing the total to $15,000. authorities say whoever is responsible for this also be hurting people. co fortunately.. >> we're very concerned about the link between abused animals and abuse of people. we certainly are concerned about these animals and any other animals that may be at risk, but we also are worried about our community. >> fortunately the three puppies are all on the mend and one has even been recently adopted. >>> for the second time this year a suspicious fire has hit the same teachers union building in san jose. near capitol expressway and story the latest happened early yesterday at the california teachers association building near capital expressway and story road. th

think about as civil war widows and black union widows, and many don't realize harriet tubman and susie king taylor received benefits as widows, but they petitioned in the 1890's on the basis of their labor as nurses. audience member: but he was a prominent middleman, daddy warboucks. that suggests the federal government. i'm looking at these issues from the perspective of working, poor women. audience member: back to the political parties' dispute. bernie sanders was a registered independent that was running under the democratic ticket. if he actually won the primaries, it couldn't have been his party that he was nominated to run with. that was kind of interesting. when you werer: talking about voting when you give your presentation, you up until then that turn of the 20th century most voting was open voting, and that is that you declared. you didn't have a secret ballot, which had the effect of intimidating people as to which way they would vote, because their colleagues, their employers, etc. would be witnessing which way they voted. paul: i am not a specialist on post civil war voti

. >> susie lee is considered the leading democrat. really are in an important position to hold the line. >> yes. >> do you feel pressure? >> i certalyeel the pressure to get support from where i can. >> what is it about the district that makes it such a flippy district? why does it go back and forth? >> it's just really --y it comes down to there's a lot independent vote in this district and they really focus on the quality of the candidate. >> michelle mortenson is the underdog in the primary. the trump-backed businessman johnny sarcanian. you've likened yourself to donald trump, is that right? >> i didn't come with that. >> you like that? >> i'm -- you know what, i have more emmys and much better hair. i'll answer it that way. i'm not a politician just like he wasn't a politician. >> peo respond to that? >> absolutely. >> the thing i've noticed about this district, it's sort of a flip-flop district. it was republican for a long time. why? >> well, it's because we're pretty split evenly between the democrats and independents. you hav

we're live in danville, susie stein kpix 5. >>> a violent confrontation in east oakland. a car goes airborne landing on the house and the driver attacks first responders. it happened at about 6:00 this morning across from roland park in -- and the oakland zoo. here is the scene that stunned neighbors. >> an interesting morning, that's for sure. we woke up one we heard knocking on our door. >> reporter: from chopper 5 did you can see what happened just feet from his front door. a sedan was balancing on part of the garage and a smashed fence. >> it went flying over the fence into our neighbor's roof down the hill. >> reporter: this happened at about 6:00 this morning. police believe the driver was traveling very fast. it made a turn off of the 99 block and launched into the air before landing on the garage. nothing shows that the driver tried to stop. there were no tire tracks to be found anywhere. >> it's very common to have an accident of this nature where the vehicle is hanging off the side of the garage. >> reporter: amazingly, the driver was able to get out of the car

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. >> kpix 5's susie simo has the video. >> reporter: the video is disturbing. surveillance video obtained by kpix 5 clearly shows a little dog running up to a stranger. that is when the man kicks it away. the dog ran up to him away. the man ran off but not before investigators were able to capture these pictures from the surveillance video isolating the suspect. >> he kicked it up against the wall. >> reporter: linda colbert is the dog's owner. she has had the dog since he was a puppy. she is homeless and sleeps in the alley where this attack happen. she says minutes before, the man who did this was fighting with a woman and things turned violent. >> my dog could feel the anger in him. he is my service dog. >> reporter: you can see linda in the video too running over and scooping the dog into her arms. fortunately, for linda, she has a close relationship with the building owners. they are paying the dogs medical bills and police who arrived on scene within minutes of the attack. a police officer transported the dog in a vehicle rather than waiting for animal ca

a ruined incredibly true to life this work is made of popular mâché and is called song susi it's theame of both an imperial palace in haiti and the famous palace of frederick the great in potsdam the word. connects history and continents. chief curator gabi kobo is fed up with the white western perspective her team is black and international a statement but not of intent they refused to restrict their focus to post colonial and racial issues. with something which always crops up which we consciously try to resist with our written statements to we make a point of not using words like africa colonialism post-colonialism multiculturalism diversity and so on. but when that have. the art on display is supposed to speak for itself and it does in a gently laid back often cryptic way take the work of tyranny to sue the pin in artist shows archaeological finds and documents an excavation. an allusion to a round between france and been in about the restitution of an ancient. bush who had been thrown reconstructed buried and dug up again by archaeology students a new angle on restitution. from

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live in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >> that trial is in san francisco superior court a few blocks away. a federal judge is presiding over another trial involving the popular weed killer. that federal trial includes hundreds of lawsuits filed throughout the country alleging the chemical causes cancer. >>> new video of an all out brawl at a park in brentwood. police say it all started over a playground argument. brentwood police say they used pepper spray to disperse the crowd. night at veterans park. poli i said [ bleep ]. >> the chaos all unfolded saturday night at veterans park. police say two families were having a cookout when two of their kids got into a fight on the playground. that's when the adults from both families got involved. police say 20-year-old freddie davis seen here in the video was tased after getting too aggressive. davis says he wasn't fighting. >> i had my back towards the officer and he ended up tasing me and i fell to the ground. then from there i was placed in handcuffs which i felt another tase from an officer again. >> three others were also taken into c

year we have a big night here we came from a long ways or you know we support asked james we go alone susie has him we just hope up please come through with the same enthusiasm we have to do it. makes to spur baby make it happen we're going to have an answer are we going to be fun about we going to go to the next round baby sixty tinnies years a week and maybe the reason this isn't a regular maybe you know just before we do before we get to saturday's games then a slice for a cup day nine from a world cup state is in some petersburg of moscow with neil harvey in form a demagogue peter schmeichel. the things i've really been hunting out in the county action and the third and final match of the day i save u.k. switzerland. i think this is one of the best games we've seen so fine sense of excitement and action it was very much and so and stuff in serbia they started off really well they had a massive massive chance of each had a free had it within four minutes and it was a great save by you and somewhere in there and that's when all you think now swiss would have been won by that but no the ne

beam will look at whether by china or if multinational agreements can solve certain problems better susie. also coming up on the day turkey's crucial election this sunday can anyone stop regift from tightening his grip on power. it's out on when the necessary majority he will be an almost all powerful president but he is not there yet. but first germany's chancellor has downplayed hopes of a breakthrough in europe's migration crisis during a visit to lebanon americal described emergency talks with most but not all european countries planned for sunday as an initial xchange that would not yield a joint statement or any action that after italy's new populist government threatened not to come and some central european leaders held a meeting of their own it's a sign once again of just how divisive an issue migration is and how much is at stake. under the macro scene here in lebanon needs an international deal on migrants to quell a rebellion within her own conservative camp in germany her domestic opponents want germany to reject some refugees at its national borders machall favors a european

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know the last known welcome to sophie until i'm susie chamar not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. good luck that'll. make this manufactured sentenced to public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final larry go. only the one percent. in all middle of the room six. million. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs are here permanently all the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening time so it will come up with it it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani i can't boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet those commercials discreetly that were also discreet because they concern fraud of some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport says reflection that

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kpix5's susie steimle shows us how buyers are profiting off a loophole in the city's eviction law. >>se in the business of eviction all caught on hidden camera. realtors walk us and potential homebuyers through duplexes and triplexes at open houses in oakland coaching us as they go along on how to legally kick everyone living there out. >> you can move in and then once you lived in the property then the restrictions on eviction and stuff go away because it's your home. >> reporter: they openly explain how to maximize your return and make a career off buying and selling duplexes. >> a lot of people, that's what they do for a living is they'll buy apartments that have below market rate rents and figure out a way to get them up a little bit higher so they can sell it for a profit. >> reporter: meanwhile current occupants at the home are within earshot knowing whoever buys this place has the ability to drastically change their life. >> honestly kind of awkward. really rea nk that youre going to be >> reporter: we toured morgan love's apartment while she was there. this has been her life f

are and some susi meaning without care that's how he wants to live in peace away from the courtly rituals in berlin. the end i am the passion king composes and makes music here as the flutist of songs in c. this is also where he receives illustrious guests from many european countries. the french philosopher voltaire has achieved world fame in his lifetime and he has a goal may that means a lot of work for the court purveyors and cooks. there to keep the dissenting guest happy because frederic wants him to stay at his cool. the king has a meal served twice a day and he's avoided the philosopher his new documentary. twelve coke's from france italy russia and england as well as from germany brought in to come drop danica since. frederick's feasts on legendary to this day famous sands notorious to. his guests on largely offices and scholars seven to ten people the language spoken isn't german but french. moshe their friend i miss you very much in the park this afternoon where were you i was composing some verses that could give us yeah good just i hope you were thinking of your king at the t

people will come to sophie and joe i'm susie shevardnadze and today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. good luck to them. it would. be. greetings and salutations earlier this month the folks at food giant kraft tines took their country time lemonade game to a new level by introducing country time legal aid the company is offering to cover permit fees and fines for any child who runs afoul of the long arm of the law while running a lemonade stand because most people realize that finding a child for having a lemonade stand is nonsense of course san francisco canine cannabis treat maker alison at all doesn't think those darn kids should be let off the hook so easily i was caught on camera this weekend threatening to call the cops on an eight year old girl who was selling bottles of water from the steps of her own apartment building to people headed to a nearby baseball game and ninety to. gree hate all because it was being done without a permit at all claims that the girl and her mother were to long road she claims they were screaming for hours and no stopping sh