there is a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis.of the cinema and his mother singing. clearly a very personal movie. not perfectly autobiographical. there are hints? there are hints of it. what he has done is he has taken the real story in fictionalised it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see are absolutely personal, particularly the portrayal of the figure of his mother. but i thought was terrific and i think antonio banderas should be up for an oscar nomination for his performance. that's definitely a commendation. ok, onto angel has fallen. where are you with the series? it was only earlier when somebody said the trilogy of the has fallen. olympus has fallen, which was the not—good version of white house down. i hated london has fallen in which there's a line, "most of london's known landmarks which were destroyed." well, what about the unknown landmarks? in this, gerard butler is back and he is framed for an attack on the president's life. here's the clip. what is that? are they bats? distant ringing. r

there is a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis.emories of the cinema and his mother singing. clearly a very personal movie. not strictly autobiographical. there are hints? there are hints of it. what he has done is he has taken the real story and fictionalised it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see are absolutely personal, particularly the portrayal of the figure of his mother. but i thought it was terrific and i think antonio banderas should be up for an oscar nomination for his central performance. that's definitely a commendation. ok, onto angel has fallen. where are you with the series? it was only earlier when somebody said the trilogy of the has fallen. olympus has fallen, which was the not—good version of white house down. i hated london has fallen, in which there's a line, "most of london's known landmarks have been destroyed." well, what about the unknown landmarks? in this, gerard butler is back and he is framed for an attack on the president's life. here's a clip. what is that? are they bats? d

so terrence crutcher's sister tiffany and eric garner's daughter emerald and trayvon martin's brother, analyze-- and liza, a sister. and the answer to the question is we have to change the law. she says you cannot change people's hearts because if they view you as a criminal, if they're afraid of you, that's how they're going to feel. i mean, you have different people in there who, from the time that they're young, look at black people a certain way, and it's hard to deprogram that no matter how much sensitivity training you're putting them through, you know what i'm? when a police officer does do something and when he pulls out his weapon when there's no threat and yet, they have clear things that are set where it's not allowed. right now, unfortunately, the only thing a police officer has to say is, i feared for my life. that's it, that's all. no other details, no other anything else matters and we're looking at the different clayses, they blanketly say, i fear for my life. i have no much respect for tiffany in particular, she's pushing for laws to be change, for the language to hav

a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis.ves his childhood with his mother singing and memories of the cinema. a very personal movie. not pretty autobiographical. there are hints? there are hints of it. what he has done is taken the real story in fictionalized it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see her absolutely personal and particularly the potrero of the figure of his mother. i thought was terrific and i thought antonio bandar harris should be up for an 0scar bandar harris should be up for an oscar nomination after this. that is a big topic where are you with the series? that shoji of the fallen. who would've ever thought? 0lympus has fallen which was the not good version of... most of london's loan landmarks which were destroyed and then what about the unknown when mars was make gerard butler is back in the semifinal suffering for the attack on the presidents life. here is back in the semifinal suffering for the attack on the presidents life. here's the clip. what is that? are they bats? distant

a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis.d with his mother singing and memories of the cinema. a very personal movie. not pretty autobiographical. there are hints? there are hints of it. what he has done is taken the real story in fictionalised it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see her absolutely personal and particularly the portrayal of the figure of his mother. i thought was terrific and i thought antonio banderas should be up for an oscar nomination after this. that is big. ok, on to angel has fallen. where are you with the series? whoever who would've ever thought? olympus has fallen which was the not—good version of white house down. i hated london has fallen in which most of london's known landmarks which were destroyed and then there was this terrible line, "what about the unknown landmarks? " well, gerard butler is back and is framed for the an attack on the president's life. here's the clip. what is that? are they bats? high-pitched buzzing. they're drones, they're drones! on radio: art!

i am with the department of public health, patrick goodall and terrence hong to present to you and seekr support for this revision to the current food establishment scoring system. the current system that san francisco is using is misleading and convoluted for the consumer and the operators of restaurants. under local law, they are authorized to award a score to a food establishment at the end of each inspection. it is a number from 0-100. one restaurant can have a score of 95, another could have an 85, both can still be operational but the score is really misleading for a lot of folks. personally, my parents, 95, an 85, 85 would be a disapproval when it comes to my grades. under public health, and the goals of ensuring the public safety, that score is confusing for a lot of folks. the proposed color-coded system would address the confusion by using a red, green and yellow system. to identified by u.s. cdc. the system had already been adopted and proven by a number of counties around the bay area. including alameda county, santa clara, solano, contra costa, san mateo and marin county's.

think of how americans have appropriated other people stories from haven't had a morgan freeman and terrence howard playing mandela will smith playing dr bennett almost washington playing steve biko don cheadle in hotel rwanda the list is endless so we've mentioned those names you saw the pictures there but i'm interested because you were in hotel rwanda with don tito with these conversations happening then and not do you think this is all aggression that we're now having them not you know i don't remember having those conversations directly with with don't know anybody like i'm not sure the conversation was had outside of i know subsequently with various. costings of various people playing mandela there has been a conversation and the people playing winnie mandela there has been a conversation but i you know i think the most important thing is that. when i was in say hotel rwanda there was a definitely a community and definitely a gathering to tell this to the story and i pulled out was the most important thing and i know as an advocate myself i did not feel that don cheadle couldn't play t

terrence formed a group representing to serve school boards that require them to travel to schools milesway from those closer to their homes. the case was named for the appearance was part of the group. the gates were opened by the supreme court after k many lawys and thousands of people pushed against them. may 17, 1954, the supreme court justices announced the decision in the gates of brown v. board ofed education. the decision which said separate schools were not equal through many states, cities, towns, neighborhoods, principals, teachers, parents and students. they were to honor can't ignore or overturn the decision. many battles for one, some quietly, some not. the demand to integrate public schools grew into a nationwide movement to eliminate all. they have the right to vote, the right to choose the neighborhood he wanted to live, to sit in any vacant seat marches, protests, they erupted almost everywhere. it was an extraordinary time when people of all races and walks of life came together, when children have t had to be r than their parents, passengers, priestss and rabbis left

>>filmmaker terrence malick returns with a hidden life based on the true story of an austrian farmer who refused to fight for the nazis in world war 2. the drama about standing by one's beliefs reaches theaters in december blinded by the light co star aaron ferger at didn't know much about bruce springsteen but making the movie made him a fan of the boss. i appreciate how time this is music is because the music they create in the 80's is still. >>relevant to what we're going through now with politics in politics and with family and stuff so you know he speaks about was relevant. >>41 years after michael myers first terrorized the town of haddonfield illinois. the original halloween is returning to theaters. >>a remastered version of the 1978 john carpenter fright flick is set to run from september 27th 2. you guessed it october 31th, check your local listings lock your doors in hollywood, i'm david daniel. that's perfect time. >>all right, here's a live look outside of the bay bridge. a little bit of a back up in the cash lanes all have your full >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning

terrence byrne, marilyn slaveholder who was a hostage during the raid, testified that the calling piece was carried by one of the . charles cephas, recently found a gun that matches its description in his great grandfather's attic. that's where all the stuff is, right? the belgian gun had a brass plate with an engraved initial w. and get this. it was found beside 218 58 model harpers ferry rifles. >> by tracing the story of these weapons, historian, hannah gifford, had uncovered a complex web of black involvement in the raid. osborne anderson hoped that this network would spread race were. instead, it helped him escape to canada, along the underground railroad. >> when marines dragged john brown unconscious from the end gentian house, tenant jeb stuart stole his we night. and it was displayed with a beautiful tortoiseshell handle. stewart alone could confirm brown's identity, because as i said at the outset, he was there in 1856 when colonel sumner rode into brown's camp and released henry clay pate and his men. stewart hated john brown, and he wanted harpers ferry citizens to kill him.

i swear to god i looked out that terrence and i actually saw that. everybody says you were spaced out. of course i was. i was looking at a dream that came true. >> at 6 pm on american artifacts, virginia museum of history and culture curator, karen and sherry on their exhibit a 400 years of african- american history. >> they were not content with their lot, they wanted to resist their enslavement and they tried to run away. unfortunately they were not successful. they were captured. as punishment, for there attempt to escape, carter got permission from the court, in 1708, to have their toes cut off. >> explore our nation's past, on american history tv. every weekend, on c-span3. >>> sunday at 9 am eastern, a washington journal on american history tv, live, special call in program looking back at woodstock, the 1969 cultural and musical phenomenon. historian, david, author of the book, the age of great dreams, america in the 1960s joins us to take your calls. >> drugs matter but who takes those drugs and why the drugs have the effect they did in the 6

world recently that nato his mission was to provide credible to terence and defense the fact is that terrence is no longer credible and hasn't been for a long time he said why do you say that we don't censor well not in the midst of war when i say that because just 5 months ago america's national defense strategy commission painted a pretty dismal picture of the us is ability to protect both itself and its allies the security and well being of the us it said are at greater risk today that at any time in decades america's superiority has a road into to dangerous to green its ability to defend its allies its partners and its own vital interests is increasingly in doubt that's that's dismal this and that there are many different fees. of how deterrence and defense are conducted today and i think for nato the emphasis truly has to be on what we now call the hybrid challenges that are coming out as many of them associated with emergence of new technologies and accelerated by new technology let's look at defense commission factor those in its report and then i think that the u.s. military could suf

think of how americans have appropriated other people stories from haven't had an morgan freeman and terrence howard playing mandela will smith playing dr bennett almost washington playing steve biko don cheadle in hotel rwanda the list is endless so we've mentioned those names you saw the pictures there but i'm interested because you were in hotel rwanda with don tito where these conversations happening then and not do you think this is all aggression that we're now having them not you know i don't remember having those conversations directly with with dawn already but he like i'm not sure the conversation was had outside of i know subsequently with various. costings of various people playing went down it has been a conversation and the people playing with the mandela that's going to conversation but i you know i think the most important thing is that. when i was in say the hotel rwanda there was a definitely a community and definitely a gathering to tell this to the story and i pulled out was the most important thing and i know as an advocate myself i did not feel that don cheadle couldn't

how americans have appropriated other people stories from have been who haven't morgan freeman and terrence howard playing mandela will smith playing dr bennett almost washington playing steve biko don cheadle in hotel rwanda the list is endless so we've mentioned those names you saw the pictures there but i'm interested because you were in hotel rwanda with don you know with these conversations happening then and not do you think this is all aggression that we're now having them not you know i don't remember having those conversations directly with with dawn already but he like i'm sure the conversation was had outside of i know subsequently with various. costings of various people playing mandela there has been a conversation and the people playing winnie mandela there has been a conversation you know i think the most important thing is. when i was in say hotel rwanda there was a definitely a community and definitely a gathering to tell this to the story and i thought i was the most important thing and i know as an advocate myself i did not feel that don cheadle couldn't play that charact

because of the president, millions of people have now read conservative comedian terrence williams' ridiculouset claiming the clintons were behind the death. it says epstein had information on bill clinton and now he's dead. that message also called on twitter users to retweet, quote, if you're not surprised. unsurprisingly, the president obliged. and it's not the first time the president has been willing to spread falsehoods. >> reporter: good morning. the president showing his pension for conspiracy theories. this weekend blaming the clintons for the death of accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. now, federal officials say epstein died of an apparent suicide. that has not kept questions from swirling around the circumstances of his death. but certainly there is no evidence linking the clintons to epstein's death. that, however, did not stop the president from sharing a tweet making that baseless claim to his 63 million followers. and as a result, kellyanne conway on sunday defending the president. >> i think the president just wants everything to be investigated as your reporter just revea

terrence crutcher's sister tiffany and eric gardner's.emerald and trayvon martin's -- castillo's sister. tiffany crutcher, her answer to this question is we have to change the law. you cannot change people's hearts. if they view you as a criminal and are afraid of you that is how they are going to seal. you have different people from the time they are young look at black people a certain way and it is hard to deprogram that. what you have to do, when he pulled out this weapon when there is no threat, clear things that are set where it is not allowed. right now unfortunately, i feared for my life, that is it. no other details. we are looking at these different cases, i fear for my life, that is it. that is why i have respect for tiffany in particular because she is pushing for laws to be changed. for the language to be different. when betty shelby was on trial she can't say that is it. she has to show there was immediate threat, pushing for those laws to change what each police department is different. it is a tough battle because each one is completely different. the nypd is different.

epstein's prison suicide for retreating a conspiracy theory by self described actor and comedian, terrenceilliams who floated a link between the death and the clinton with # clinton body count and # clinton crime family. >> the retweet, which is what it was, was somebody -- [inaudible] >> whether or not this guy is a respected pungent, the media criticism fair or unfair and saying that the president should not have spread this? >> of course, the president should not have done this. some of the question he asked about the clinton and the plane of the island i think are fair game. but to come out as the president of the united states, to link your political opponents and predecessor in the white house to the suicide or death i think is irresponsible. then again, he also cruised ted cruz's father killing john f. kennedy during the 2016 campaigns of this is par for the course. >> he did not accuse me points to the national enquirer. >> is the same thing. >> the national enquirer is not a respected journalist. >> he was a friend of epstein many years ago. donald trump was as well. we're talking

survey terrence are doing kids are back to school and a little relief at all we want by the way we're going to get your kids ready for school just like and a buttery said we're going to talk to more local school leaders really get some safety tips. >>how you and your kids can ease into the school routine again that coverage starts at 10 o'clock today on the kron on app go to kron on dot tv to find out more and use the promo code school to watch free for 30 days 9.37 and still ahead. >>the drama that he'll antonio brown is back at raiders training camp back with his disgusting feet, but they're feeling better. and expect delays if you're using bart this weekend, we'll tell you why certain stations in the east bay are going to be closed. plus more coverage on the heat wave, we're in the thick of it right now, and the temperatures are just starting to rise here at 9.37 look at how we're going to be one things top out in concord 106 wi >>in the east bay get ready for delays on bark this weekend we've got trains not running now between rent and walnut creek because of track replacement wor

clintons killing epstein that the president himself retweeted, which was originally posted by comedian terrence k. williams. >> he's a very highly respected conservative pundit. he's a big trump fan. that was a retweet. that wasn't from me. that was from him. but he's a man with half a million followers. a lot of followers. and he's respected. >> stephen: first of all, it was from you. a retweet is from you. that's how it works. "what? i didn't stab you. that was somebody else's knife. i re-stabbed you. and, by the way, the guy whose knife i used? a very respected stabber." second of all, trump doubled down on the "it could have been bill." >> do you really think the clintons are involved in jeffrey epstein's death? >> i have no idea. the question you have to ask is "did bill clinton go to the island?" because epstein had an island. that was not a good place, as i understand. i was never there. you have to ask, "did bill clinton go to the island?" that's the question. if you find that out, you're going to know a lot. >> stephen: (as trump) "did bill clinton go to the island? did hillary hide he

where would be the areas that you would be watching in terrence that there might be recession aroundwe have already seen a slow down in manufacturing, i think, is attributable in part to the trade spat with china. businesses are less confident. i mean, some of the confidence that the president encouraged via tax cuts and deregulation, we have seen a reversal of that because they really don't know what's going to happen in china. i really hope for a trade truce because i think that puts those issues behind us. and by the way, businesses are scurrying around repositioning their supply chains to avoid problems there. but that clearly has hurt the economy. another area though i think of interest is the whole home building sector which is not doing very well. that's something that i think will start to come back. maybe in the second half. but probably next year. mortgage rates are incredibly low and we need housing. the problem right now is that house prices are high and inventory is low. i have think if you begin to see that very large sector of the economy participating, you know, we mi

there is a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis.s mother singing. clearly a very personal movie. not perfectly autobiographical. there are hints? there are hints of it. what he has done is he has taken the real story in fictionalised it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see are absolutely personal, particularly the portrayal of the figure of his mother. but i thought was terrific and i think antonio banderas should be up for an oscar nomination for his performance. that's definitely a commendation. 0k, onto angel has fallen. where are you with the series? it was only earlier when somebody said the trilogy of the has fallen. 0lympus has fallen, which was the not—good version of white house down. i hated london has fallen in which there's a line, "most of london's known landmarks which were destroyed." well, what about the unknown landmarks? in this, gerard butler is back and he is framed for an attack on the president's life. here's the clip. what is that? are they bats? distant ringing. ringing approaches. h

of march made it clear that even ina the 4th of march made it clear that even in a wto scenario, terrenceaximum will be less than 4%. the second speech talked in detail about this. they were fairly isolated examples, the overall tone was that this would not be a scenario that the british people had to think about. know, that is wrong. the width did not think it was going to happen. no. that is wrong, i'mjust giving you two tangible examples of how all eventualities, including a wto brexit were discussed during the referendum. but in february 2016 four months before the brexit referendum dominic raab said the idea the eu would erect trade barriers after brexit was "not remotely credible". and the minister in charge of no deal planning michael gove was even more emphatic. this quote is from two days before the referendum. "no one is seriously arguing that britain would be outside that free trade area, that tariff barriers would be erected. let's bring in our political reporterjessica parker. this turnaround were flip—flopped as it might be called on some of the language, how is it being rec

of how americans have appropriated other people's stories from haven't had an morgan freeman and terrence howard playing mandela will smith playing dr bennett almost washington playing steve biko don cheadle in hotel rwanda the list is endless so we've mentioned those names you saw the pictures there but i'm interested because you were in hotel rwanda with don tito with these conversations happening then and not do you think this is all aggression that we're now having them not you know i don't remember having those conversations directly with with don't know anybody like i'm not sure the conversation was had outside of i know subsequently with various. costings of various people playing mandela there has been a conversation and the people playing winnie mandela there has been a conversation you know i think the most important thing is that. when i was in say hotel rwanda there was a definitely a community and definitely a gathering to tell this particular story and i thought that was the most important thing and i know as an african myself i did not feel that don cheadle could play that

they are different film—makers, there‘s a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrencethere are hints of it. what he has done is taken the real story and fictionalised it and just taken elements. but there are some things you can see are absolutely personal and particularly the portrayal of the figure of his mother. i thought was terrific and i thought antonio banderas should be up for an oscar nomination after this. that is big. ok, on to angel has fallen. where are you with the series? whoever thought. who would‘ve ever thought? olympus has fallen which was the not—good version of white house down. i hated london has fallen in which most of london‘s known landmarks which were destroyed and then there was this terrible line, "what about the unknown landmarks?" well, gerard butler is back and is framed for the an attack on the president‘s life. here‘s the clip. they‘re drones, they‘re drones! on radio: art! come with me, sir! get him under the ballistic hard cover, keep him down. i‘m on my way! all yelling. delta team engage, engage! i didn‘t think that would end well.