>> weaver never took any money. the question is who got what k gott of money and seacoc the most that we know of. he got $10,000. $5,000.rs all got weaver got nothing because he would not agree to it. but he sat in on two meetings. weaver wantedat the money up front. at one point, he was saying, you can take the money and you can doublecross the players and get the winning share of the series, which was about $5,000 as compared to $32,000. i would not trust gandle about anything. the other players don't know but they really suspect and the catcher gets really visibly upset, even on the field and in the clubhouse during the series. know, but they cannot prove and it is a very -- what is true about the cinematic accounts of this. ballclub.ctional you have guys who really cannot stand the other guys. says when he was talking about somebody letting somebody into the fix, he says, yeah, we did not love him but we did not hate him as much as the other guys. it was quite the crew. anything else? yes? >> the most famous of

. >> takes a heavy hit from evan weaver.wo evan weaver put the tackle and tackle football. >> he loves contact. he loves to hit anything moving. >> i found my sport in the ball being able to hit people, doesn't get better than that. >> i think people take that for granted. you play defense in division i football they assume everybody wants to make the tackle thst o that is truly trying to get in on every play. >> weaver doesn't make every play, only seems that way. lester he was second in the nation in tackles, this year he is number one. season record. but, it is not just about making the head, it is about making a statement. >> after you make the tackle, he sits and looks at them on the floor and says i got you. >> at them know that you are there and you will be there for the rest of the game. >> the more trash talk, the more angry you make him, the more he will try to come and hit you. >> reporter: apparently empty seats and memorial stadium make evan angry. before the arizona state game, he took to twitter threatening to

we'll be right back. >>> cal star evan weaver made sure yone on campus knew they kicked off at 11:30 this morning. >> wake up, it's game day. wake up! rise and shine, it's game day! it's game day! >> weaver probably should have knocked on a few more doors in the dorms because the bears slept through the first half. 14-0 oregon state lead. 2 and 4 beavers thinking upset. cal had 3 points midway through the 3rd when they started to move the ball. no receivers open, so he takes off and picks up 37 yards, deep end of beaver territory and almostll goal line and christopher brown punches it in and it's 14-10 oregon state. now later monster does it with his arm this time. 33 yards to jordan duncan. monster's second passing touchdown in his second collegiate start. and the bears on top. but the defense failed to buckle down when it mattered most. baylor reaches the end zone. they reviewed it, and the knee never went down. the beavers led by 4. freshman spencer brash sent out to try and win it, but it's picked off by oregon state, and that's our ball game. cal loses 21-17, their third straigh

weaver probably should have knocked on a few more doors though in the dorms. isaiah for the short touchdown. and the 14-0, oregon state lead. the 2-4 beavers thinking upset here. cal had three points midway through the third when devaughn started to move the ball. no receivers open. he takes off. picks up 38 yards. almost lost the football. the bears get it to the goal line and christopher brown punches it in is 14-10 oregon state. 33 yards to jordan duncan. the second touchdown in his second collegiate start. b.j. baylor plows through a bunch of cal tackles. they reviewed it. the beavers lead by four. so, justin wilcox sent out spencer brash to try to win it. monster was apparently injured. regardless, cal loses 21-17. their third straight loss. >>> washington hosting rival oregon. they played this one in the rain up in washington. opening drive of this second half, the huskies jacob easonn. uw gets the lead. the ducks now down 31-rb a verd to. len ed gives oregon the lead. and the 12th ranked ducks come back to win, 35-31. to keep their playoff hopes alive i

weaver is suspected of selling illegal firearms.y standoff, weaver's son, his wife and a deputy u.s. marshal are killed. then on february 28th, 1993, following a gun battle between the atf and members of a religious group called the branch davidians, federal agents lay siege to the group's compound near waco, texas. a suspected cache of illegal weapons is at the center of the controversy. >> mcveigh was just absolutely in a rage over both of those incidents, but the one thing that pushed him over the edge and turned him into a terrorist was the waco incident. >> at one point, mcveigh drives to waco to observe the siege. >> he went and parked his car nearby and he was selling anti-government pamphlets, giving interviews to at least one reporter back then about how much he distrusted the u.s. government. >> during an assault by the fbi on april 19th, the branch davidian compound is engulfed by fire. at least 76 men, women and children die during the inferno. >> mcveigh told us that he was convinced that the u.s. government purposely m

based on what weaver said, they're canceling his appearances.is forum as well. >> >> i would imagine that true, hallie, just reading the statement saying that they're canceling all of the events, i would imagine that includes this today. of course if we get any other guidance, i'll let you know. but from what the campaign statement says, i wouldn't expect to see senator bernie sanders here. they do note in the campaign release and you said this as well, that the senator is in good spirits. but again, having the health issue last night and getting too stents put in and resting today. >> and it's encouraging for anybody who goes through a procedure like that that they are up and conversing. in your interactions with sanders and you kfcovering hip, any indication that he had been having health issues that we know of or not really? >> certainly not. i'm on the campaign trail with a lot of these cants. i saw senator cansanders about weeks ago and no signs of this at all. this is all happening in the recent, in the present. so obviously all of yesterd

weaver right. you. know if you if you want to know they need to get into the back you know just climb up the better you know and there is a good point you see coming. from almost any zoom. in here we're starting to get turned on to the british so we stick with a little break that. busy busy busy all around us the detritus of civilization. 'd creates miniature installations depicting the end of the world she's interested in the state of transition as well as that of destruction. it's a big did and the loop current when it's in me is quite close to reality and future in their affairs minister 0. up there well. the work also brings to mind biblical imagery and noah after the flood released to dark to find land. clarke who won the turner prize in 2013 travelled across france inviting artists and performers to come with her to venice to animate the french prevent the and. then we met a magician there can start getting the table seeing the birds flying out of paintings and we couldn't believe if there is i ca

action heroes and especially not in this h ravage frak again picking we should reactivates a greenie weaver in our knees also showing his age as an aging terminator but machines aren't supposed to get old i thought no that's right actually they just rust but in this case well he may maybe mellow out how would. they get is now 72 years old and the 1st movie he was also pretty different maybe we can take a look where we are on this real bad evil machine from the future but also young with his impressive muscles and he was of course the award winning bodybuilder. and for the scripts for steroids in the u.s. and for the script for this movie then that's a major indignity. it seems that you know most critics are saying this is little more than a rehash but it seems that it's picked up with the times just quickly because the time actually i think we've run out of time will the terminator ever be terminated or. anything's possible as long as arnie is fit enough i think it will be something he'll be back and so we'll see thanks very much for the background on that story mike it clear. and now to th

miller weaver, who had to settle for silver, also set a national record.good performance by katarina johnson—thompson of britain in the heptathlon. 0ver katarina johnson—thompson of britain in the heptathlon. over the course of the two days she has had four lifetime bests. she launched javelin a metre further than she had done and in 800m clocked the personal best to dethrone a formidable champion to win her first global senior outdoor title, and in the process she beatjessica ennis—hill's british record and also amassed the sixth highest point in history and heptathlon. at one stage athletes even questioned her ability to compete at the top level. these whole two days has been... because they have been so fast that it has been at night time, it has just been unbelievable, and i can't believe this has been the result. it has just been so many attempts at trying to perform on this stage. i'm just so, so happy. they have obviously helped me come back and make the move, and trying to look into myself, and i am just so happy. move, and trying to look into myse

i do want to ask you about the statement from jeff weaver, his senior adviser.t the end it says we are canceling his events and appearances until further notice. do you have any more guidance what that might mean until further notice? >> reporter: i don't at this point, poppy. we are furiously trying to get in touch with campaign people to find out the long-term prognosis not only what it means with his health and his campaign. they are in a wait and see moment and how quickly he can get back up involved in the campaign at the level at which he is accustomed to. they feel very confident about where they stand right now. they just laid $25 million in the last quarter. the best quarter of the campaign. even though the polls show them slipping behind, this is a campaign that feels they have a bright future ahead of them so my guess is they will do everything they possibly can to get senator sanders out on the campaign trail as soon as possible. >> ryan noble, keep us posted. again, we hope he is okay. sending him good thoughts. get back to us when you know more, ry

now that weaver pulled back from e gust in the mid 30s that we have so much in the afternoon, we still have sustained winds in the teens. every once in a while these will gust into the 20s. this is going to stick around probably through friday. it's not going to be as windy as today was. it's not going to turn off completely either. the other thing is the clear skies overhead tonight are going to make for cold lows in places. look at santa rosa at 39 for the morning low. huge difference from the east bay. oakland at 52. if you get into some of those isolated alleys. we're going to start feeling some cold temperatures. we've done this already a few times. particularly up in the valleys. as far as the daytime highs go for tomorrow, just like today. except with a little bit of less wind. it might feel warmer. the temperatures will be the same. it's probably going to feel arag for the north bay. here's the big picture. that gets us ahead to 9:00 on saturday. you see what we've got going on here. that getso thepoy showers showip for sonoma county. we'll keep that going into the late morning

before the phone call between president trump and r1, the state department on voice of syria, joel weaver, publicly said we certainly think that conflict along the turkey syria border would surf the interest of all of the conflict and serenity ration, both of that is isis or al qaeda or the irradiance, or what have you. that was his words. the president his situation directly in counter to all of the administrators stated objectives in syria. the administrators stated strategy is to one, isis, is it too, first removal of uranian line foreign forces in syria, and three, achieving a negotiated political settlement with the syrian civil war in line with united nations resolutions. the security and the humanitarian catastrophe that president brca1 has unleashed with approval, will make achieving any of these goals nearly impossible. the balance over the past few days has led to displacement of the lease 160,000 people. the suspension of humanitarian assistance into affected areas, the escape of an unindicted fight isis detainees, and the horrific killing of civilians. including incidents that

weavers. i. know if you if you want to know they need to get into the back you know just climb up the better you go in there is a good point you keep coming. in. here we started to get a turn on to the british so we stick with a little break then. busy busy busy busy all around us the detritus of civilization. 'd creates miniature installations depicting the end of the world she's interested in the state of transition as well as that of destruction. it's a bit to a dead end big blue green when it's in me it's quite close to reality and future inerrancy is. up there well but. the work also brings to mind biblical imagery and noah after the flood released to dive to find land. who won the turner prize in 2013 travelled across france inviting artists and performers to come with her to venice to animate the french pavilion. then we met a magician there can start getting the table seeing the birds flying out of paintings and we couldn't believe it so if i can reverse it we carry on the tree and then j

. >> my name is kayla weaver. i need your help.orter: that's american kayla mueller in 2013. held hostage by isis and brutalized by its leader. >> al-baghdadi and his organization captured our daughter, held her for 18 months. they tortured her. she was held in solitary confinement. she was raped by al-baghdadi. we know that to be a fact. she was murdered by him or someone or someone in his organization. >> reporter: also among his victims, three other americans captured in syria. aid worker peter casic and journalist james foley and steven sotloff. under baghdadi's control isis spread its gruesome campaign of terror on social media, to a degree never seen before. barbaric beheadings, hostages burnt alive. but now a moment of justice after a u.s. military operation killed kayla's captor. the man who for many the world over was the face of evil, abu bakr al-baghdadi. on saturday president trump with vice president pence gathered in the situation room with military brass, all watching a live step-by-step feed of the top secret missio

without a study a 60 odd wonder garment hand-woven instinct with gold and silver thread but hang the weaver is turning into a dying art as we both increasingly turn to mechanized lose their churn out in large quantities of synthetic and cheaper saudis now some indian designers have stepped in to save the iconic sorry and keep the craft alive. but an r.c. hindus to wash away the sins in the river got some to die and be committed. but about a mercy isn't just sitting. for you it's also this for hand-crafted saris with silk and gold 3. with a distinctive looking feet in odyssey suit saris or by word of the gods there must have the stylish indian women. the fabrics of spawn. operated by a string of punch cards the determine the designs for the. looms. the physically demanding work is mostly done by men so. it can take weeks to make a single start. but scenes like this increasing. the centuries old artistic tradition. in the past there would have been a wooden handle and in every home. entire families and bees villages around an r.c. were involved in the skills were passed on from generation to

so weaver in a really reactionary -- we're in a really reactionary period about many, many things. though, the base economy is so strong in this country. i mean, in every area. and will we have a recession? of course we will. we've always had. but short of some cardiology misevent, i'm very optimistic. maria: so you're at a 51-year low in unemployment right now. it's about jobs, right? >> yes. and look, the truth is -- and i think it is an issue about income inequality -- i think the only solution to income inequality, i don't, i do not think it's in taxes. although i think we probably should have revision in the tax code, for sure, like any other bird brain. but it really is in wages. workers need to be paid more. maria: stay with us, more of my one on one with media legend barry diller. ♪ >> the streaming wars heat up. can amazon and disney dethrone netflix? >> will they ever get to netflix's size? i can't imagine it. >> more of maria's one-on-one with barry diller when "wall street" returns. ♪ [phone ringing] how are we doing? fabulous. ♪ i wonder how the firm's doing without it

. >>> that somewhere is going to be right in the middle of sarah springer and bert weaver's neighborhood. part of the homeowners association the work to fit the residential project into the neighborhood. instead of fighting against it. >>> it is better than having an empty lot or abandon dilapidated buildings. we would come out ahead on this. >>> what is in it for neighborhood to help the get this project forward? >>> we take people off the streets who are suffering.>> reporter: the county supervisor said the 130 units of housing to be built here will prioritize the homeless in the very low income. >>> some of them will come directly off the streets. some might be in transitional houses.>>> the project is one of three new housing projects to be approved tomorrow. all made possible by the 2016 bond measure a. since then 1400 units have gotten the green light. part of the goal of 2800. many are still a year or more from being built. >>> we need patience from the committee because building apartments from the ground up doesn't happen with the magic wand. you have to pour concrete. get it bu

so weaver in a really reactionary -- we're in a really reactionary period about many, many things. though, the base economy is so strong in this country. i mean, in every area. and will we have a recession? of course we will. we've always had. but short of some cardiology misevent, i'm very optimistic. maria: so you're at a 51-year low in unemployment right now. it's about jobs, right? >> yes. and look, the truth is -- and i think it is an issue about income inequality -- i think the only solution to income inequality, i don't, i do not think it's in taxes. although i think we probably should have revision in the tax code, for sure, like any other bird brain. but it really is in wages. workers need to be paid more. maria: stay with us, more of my one on one with media legend barry diller. ♪ >> the streaming wars heat up. can amazon and disney dethrone netflix? >> will they ever get to netflix's size? i can't imagine it. >> more of maria's one-on-one with barry diller when "wall street" returns. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind bl

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tribute to defenders of human rights now he worked for more than 20 years to improve the rights of the weavers in china. but he's now in jail that's part of beijing's crackdown against the group which has seen more than a 1000000 we girls locked up in internment camps the european parliament says that he deserved the award for his attempts to foster dialogue with china on the joint. and i'm joined now by joe han she is the daughter of toti in washington d.c. thank you so much for joining us here on the program what does this mean to you and your family. thank you for having me here today. it means i would say this horror for war it means safety belt for my family and my father i would hope this award can help him being safe in the prison since 2700 have not heard anything about my father i don't know if he is mentally doing ok physically doing ok i don't know if he's even alive and i hope this award could. push china to release more news about my father and allow family visits and also eventually release my father how worried are you about him and other family members who are in china. i'm not

we've heard cause and i would hope this award and could bring up more countries to stand up for that weavers cause and also. i would wish them to stand up to ask the chinese government to release my father other interlocked trolls who are serving and just unjust and justice and in the prison or locked up in the concentration camp ok. the daughter of a thank you so much for joining us here in the. thank you. china's foreign ministry has confirmed reports by british police that the 39 people found dead in a truck container near london on monday were all chinese nationals police are still questioning the truck's driver who was arrested on suspicion of murder the investigation has also led to raids on 2 homes in northern ireland britain's national crime agency says it is working to identify whether organized crime groups might be involved. it's britain's largest murder investigation in years police are still trying to piece together what happened to the $39.00 bodies found in this truck. it's also a tragedy which has touched many in this community. completely and utterly shocked and devastated t

to defenders of human rights tony has worked for more than 20 years to improve the whites of the weavers in china but he is now jailed as part of beijing's crackdown against the group which has seen more than a 1000000 we walked up in internment camps the european parliament says that he deserves the award for his attempts to foster dialogue with china's han the majority of him. or earlier we spoke with his daughter in washington d.c. and she todas what that prize meant to her and her family i would say this pearl for what it means safety belt for my family and my father i would hope this award can help him being safe in the presence ins 2700 have not heard anything about my father i don't know if he is mentally doing ok physically doing a i don't know if he's even alive and i hope this award could. push china to release more news about my father and allow family visits and also eventually release my father. well here in germany the attack on the berlin christmas markets back in december 26th scene was the worst act of islamist terrorism ever on german soil the perpetrator on this armory

there has been a weaver granted in 2013 under president obama that the sec does not require chinese companiesthey objected. they said it is a state secret. we cannot tell auditing problems of our companies to the sec. they gave a waiver. $1.2 trillion worth of chinese companies being funded for activities in china to grow china stronger is not being by what was supposed to be a temporary waiver. it is already six years. one of the options president trump has -- he could end the chinesend say, all companies, the 1.2 trillion capital have to be audited. the audits made public just like any other company in the world. if he does that, you can imagine the price of these chinese stocks might go down, especially the ones that might have auditing problems. theight cause damage to chinese economy. this is one option president trump has. host: the u.s. office of trade representatives tells us for goods and services, trade with china was $37 billion exports and 557 billion -- this is michael from cedar rapids texting us, talking about trade imbalances and if that is a problem. guest: economists differ

privacy weaver so if the f.b.i. has a file they will release. it . and joining us to discuss this documentary is its director filmmaker and our we she is based in los angeles but speaks to us today from her hometown in bridge view illinois where both she and i grew up together also with us we have. teddy at the center for the. institutional rights in new york. on a lawsuit to compel the government to hand over f.b.i. surveillance documents of the movement for black lives and finally coming to the founder and president of the muslim wellness foundation of the nonprofit focused on the mental health of american muslim communities can you lead joins us from philadelphia pennsylvania we also reached out to the f.b.i. to be part of this program to send us a comment that comment wells no comment when you start i want to start with the community people online tweeting about this after getting a chance to see it streaming here in the u.s. at least this is a tweet from someone who's handle is no child for the f.b.i. several people are turning their heads that

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. >> reporter: weaver seemed dozens of emails and phone calls. wondering if this is the new normal and wanting to know how we came to be in a situation of the scale. more than anything, people are telling us they want to see change. >> not bear to make everybody else pay the price of pg&chroni in the dark during this public safety power shut off. tony is the executive director of an advocacy group. >> and pg&e has spent the money we gave them on trimming the trees and maintaining their power lines safely, we would not be in this position. tony says the shut off should be a last resort. pg&e continues to say they don't take this decision lightly , and safety is a priority. >> education management, making sure our wires are clear of vegetation. >> reporter: in its latest valley to a federal judge, pg&e said it has completed less than one third of its tree trimming work this season. pg&e has faced samper nowhere a gas line explosion took eight lives. pg&e needs to harden its sister and make it resilient and safe and not think power shut could >> we

weaver released a statement, sanders experienced discomfort at an event in las vegas last night. >> after found of a bl k blockage in one of the arteries. he's now resting up. let's bring in ali vitali. she just spoke to elizabeth warren. >> reporter: yes, i did catch up with senator elizabeth warren. we talked about senator sanders, she texted him and has not heard back. of course he was suppose to be here at this gun control forum this morning. we also talk about how you can get washington who's so focused on impeachment now. how can they focus on measures on gun control. she says they should be able to do that. of course, the focus is on impeachment and we had that conversation as well. i think your control room is going through that footage. we'll be able to show you a little bit of it the next few minutes. >> what was the take away from what he said of everything that's unfolding in the last week and a half basically. >> can you answer that in 15 words or less? >> reporter: yes, i will try. >> i did ask her about the whistleblower and the way president trump had been talking about th

mayor pete has -- weaver several conversations, and one on one conversations, in south carolina to meetters. what has actually happened is he called me for advice, and i mean advice about how he was doing in south carolina, and how he could improve his situation. i said to him very clearly, i don't think people generally. i certainly do not have anything against mihm. i think that's frankly a nonissue. let me explains what i mean by that. it's not a secret. everybody knows that the mayor's sexual preference. more importantly, it is clear that he is not ashamed of it in any way, nor should anyone be. we love who we love. that's a simple fact. the problem is -- the significant problem i think is more so that he is not known in the community. that's really what his problem is. what he needs to do is get in and talk to people, get behind closed doors and talk to people, answer questions, and for them to get to know him. he appears to me to be an honest man, a man of integrity. he's certainly qualified to be president of the united states, and i think he should be given every opportunity to

liam finley a weaver who became a lawyer. and herrmann who had a vision about an american society. he wanted to end slavery, stop stealing indian land. he started writing about this in the 1760's. he believed in progressive taxation. he believe there should be some form of taking care of people when they get too old to work, which we might call social security. he wanted government credit programs. the end to dynastic wealth, regulation, they actually called it regulation of the power of wealth. the thing about husband, i would like to get this on the record, he was not alone. he saw these things. literally he had the kind of mind, where he actually saw these things. he had literal visions. everything i said that sounds like the new deal, he saw them. he spent his life on a next her g of the book of daniel. the populists were not in our terms necessarily, they were not modern, rational, scientific liberal types. there is a certain in a liberalism to use a term around right now about some of their visions. like you might see in the abolitionist movement. it is not like a we did a st

i make sure problems are not going up weaver street. we are really dedicated to doing this.eally want to preserve the history and the sacrifices of the people that come through this neighborhood, especially the 17,000 people that have died in the aids crisis. thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you. we will now open up this item for public comment. i have three speaker cards. i know there are plenty of folks that want to speak on this item. i have dr. shelley carmelo rocha, and emily abraham. anyone else that wishes to speak on this item please stand on my left and come on up. >> hello. my name is dr. shelley fernandez i have been very active in's community for very years. i am the founder of a shelter of battered women for the united states. the president of san francisco now and did a class action with chinese for affirmative action and naacp and an organization. i'm also the founder of guadalupe health center which helps poverty people. as a free clinic for 18 years among i am here today to urge you to grant the permit to terrence allen. i met terrence all

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