i talked about when he moved in with whitney, living first as a brother/sister with bobbi kristina and then it turns romantic. we talk about whitney's death and what role he played in that and his relationship with bobbi kristina. he talks about how she spiraled down after her mother's death. the family says he wasn't there when whitney died but he says he was and was the one who told bobbi kristina that her mother had passed. we talk about the controversy with the family over whitney's death and then we talk about what happened the night bobbi kristina was found face down in the bathtub unresponsive. i asked him the hard questions. he says he wants to get his side of the story out there and let people know what happened so i have been take me through it step by step and asking the hard questions. did you murder bobbi kristina brown? did you administer a lethal drug cocktail that put her in a coma that ended her life? did you have an altercation? were you responsible for injuries to her body? did you put her face down in the bathtub that ultimately ended her life? i asked him did you m

whitney - she'd never give me what i wanted ever.he would give me something better than i asked or many times it would be worse. it's not what i wanted. but a lot of times it was better than what i asked for. >> what a loss. what are your thoughts on whitney houston not being on this planet singing? left a trove, a treasure trove of great songs. >> yes. i feel so honoured that i caught her at that moment of - you could argue "the body guard" was not her best album, i would say "i will always love you" was the love song. that's what she was most remembered for. >> a dolly pardon song i'm. >> yes. that. >> i did, and i wrote "i have nothing", for her, which was fun. she was amazing. she was a race horse, she'd rip her jacket off, come in the studio and go. no vocal exercises. she was a troubled girl. as i read she was troubled long before i met her. and that. struggled with her life. if you gave me a list of 100 singers and said which one will go, she wouldn't be at the bottom of the list. >> wow. in "hitman" your terrific show. >> mak

eli whitney blake, silas blake, and john blake, nephews of eli whitney, the inventor of the cop engine. after his death in 1825. the blake brothers took over operation of the factory, and whitney's son eli took over the operation from his cousins in 1841. eli whitney blake invented the first stone crushing machine, which provided the material to create the nations first paved roadways. the blake brothers patent in the first mortar locking latch that was inserted into the body of the door. their invention replace the box lock and latch that was affixed to the outside surface of the .oor sir henry stevens maxim was born in maine in 1840. while born in america, he later became a british citizen. maxim received his greatest recognition preventing the world's first automatic portable machine gun. his gun could fire 500 rounds per minute, equal to the firepower of 100 rifles. the gun revolutionized warfare. he offers his weapon to the united states war and navy departments, both of which declined it on the grounds that it was impractical. the following year, maxim sold his gun to most of the

we don't want to duplicate what the whitney was doing.e don't want to duplicate what the guggenheim is doing. what we do differently? we can show moderate -- modern and contemporary in the context of the historic traditions that modern artists are embracing or rejecting. so that is one very clear thi that our peers are not doing. , weother thing we can do is are an encyclopedic museum. our collections come from all over the world. , of course, other museums are doing this, too, but we have logical connections to modern artists beyond the familiar western canon. that is what is important with the first two shows. one show, look set modern and contemporary art and a broader historical context. "monographic," a show with an indian abstract artist of the 1970's and 1980's, looks at an unfamiliar but significant artist from outside the familiar western canon. charlie: tell us about her. dr. campbell: she is very delicate. it is a wonderful counterpoint to the sound of the glory of other art. it is a quiet, meditative show. she trained in londo

we don't upon to just duplicate what the whitney was doing. we coapt want to duplicate what moma or the guggenheim is doing. what can we do differently? and what we codifferently is we can show modern and contemporary in the context of the historic traditions that modern artists are either embracing or rejecting. so that's one very clear thing that our peers are not doing. the other thing that we can do is we're an encyclopedic museum. our collections come from all over the world. so there is-- i mean, of course, other museums are doing this, too. but there is a-- we have logical connections to modern artists beyond the familiar western canon, and that's in the first two shows. one show, unfinished, looks at modern and contemporary art and the other monographic show of an indian abstract artist of the 1970s and the 1980s looks at an unfamiliar but significant artist from outside the familiar western canon. >> rose: tell us more about her. >> she is a very delicate-- it's a sort of-- it's a wonderful counter-point to the sound and the glory of

then you find out whitney is 15 years old and her voice is so mature. in life is great. tell them about your youth ambassador work. listen to this. >> oh, yeah, i work with an organization bring change to mind run by glenn close and their whole thing is, like, helping teens with overcoming mental illness and, like, depression and that's -- >> the stigma of it. >> the stigma and talking about it. that's what i wanted to do with my music since day one. >> we were talking a little bit before the break about your musical influences. you're a broadway girl. >> i grew up listening to so much broadway music and i think the story aspect about it totally influenced a lot of my lyrics. >> are your parents musical? >> my dad plays the piano but my mom can't sing. [ laughter ] sorry, mom. >> well, she gave birth to somebody who sure can. >> to be able to share her music with you, my favorite ladies today, is such a great thing. >> we're so excited. whitney will perform her latest single in just a bit so please don't miss. >> it and thank you, elvis, for bringing h

eli whitney blake, john blake and lawrence blake. inventor of the cotton gin, after whitney's death in 1825, the blake brothers took over the operation of the gun factory. as i mentioned, his son took over the operation from his cousins. 1858, he invented the first stone crushing machine which provided the material to build the nation's first paved roadways. this achievement earned him the title father of the american road system. brothers, patented by them in 1833 was the world's first lock and latch that was inserted into the body of the door. there invention replaced the box lock and latch that was affixed to the outside surface of the door. sir henry stephen maxim was born in maine in 1840. all born in america, he later became a british citizen. he received his greatest recognition for inventing the world's first portable machine gun. his gun could shoot 500 rounds per minute, equipped with the firepower of 100 rifles. the gun revolutionized warfare. he offered his weapon to the united states war and navy departments. both of whi

next is whitney. >> i'm from miami. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living? >> i'm an entertainer. >> jimmy: what kind of entertainer? >> i'm an exotic dancer. >> jimmy: oh, you're an exotic [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. okay. and when you say exotic dancer, you mean you do -- you take off your clothes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, great. all right. all right. and donna, where are you from? >> i'm from rhode island. but i live in riverside. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living? >> i'm a retired flight attendant. >> jimmy: very good. they drug test flight attendants don't they? >> frequently, yes. >> jimmy: but when you're retired they don't continue to do that? >> they do not. >> jimmy: they do not. all right. i have a question here. all right. all right. do you own, any of you own any reptiles? >> two cats. >> my grandson does. he has a snake. >> i don't have any reptiles. >> jimmy: okay. here's a question. what was the last question i asked? >> who has a reptile? >> yeah. >> who has -- do we have any reptiles? >> jimmy: finally, jason would you mind removing

. >>> is this 6-year-old singer the next mariah, whitney or beyonce? and later debra wi as talked to her movie mother shirley maclainmaclaine. >> it's interesting to know what attracts me. >>> we have got all that ahead. but first the remake, the epic television event. >> your is your spirit. >> it's been nearly 40 years si original miniseries captured nation and won nearly nine emmys. in the ground breaking original, kunta kinte on the new series. >> i want thisgeneration, this era to be a caveat for conversation. >> roots premiers on memorial simulcast on a&e and lifetime. >>> on "e.t," joe-z's country fashions dos, don'ts and efforts to codify drug in northern california to hear from the families affected then what causes about to go out of control in going to appear that is next on kron 4 news at 8. >>> okay, i've been at justin mikes for 30 years and a 4-year-old just told me that's e >> steve harvey's new show is so cute. it's executive produced. out showcases amazing tsae inin performers with extraordinary talent. you can see this 6-year-old, sh

we lost michael and whitney. now i'm reporting on prince. how do you want us to remember him, ms.ck? >> caller: oh, wow, as a loving, giving and caring human being. that's the best i can say. he gave us himself, his time. his finances. he gave, he gave as friends, which was wonderful. he's one of the good guys. >> why is it that all those big bold names that i rattled off there, whitney, michael, prince, why dot t the talented seem to so young, do you ever wonder that? >> caller: mm-hm. i kind of say, a tag on it, you know, once i say it, people stop and say, you know, maybe you're right. i think the big guy in the sky that we call god, i think he's putting together the most spectacular event that will ever, ever happen, and he's calling of the cream de la creme at the moment. >> what do you say to family and friends tonight? >> caller: oh, wow, my heartfelt condolences of course go out to them. and know that he's now at peace, he's with our maker, and he's okay. he's okay now. >> a legend celebrating the life of another legend. ms. dionne warwick, thank you for join, us on cnn to

. >>> is this 6-year-old singer the next mariah, whitney or beyonce?nd later debra wi as talked to her movie mother shirley maclainmaclaine. >> it's interesting to know what attracts me. >>> we have got all that ahead. but first the remake, the epic television event. >> your is your spirit. >> it's been nearly 40 years si original miniseries captured nation and won nearly nine emmys. in the ground breaking original, kunta kinte on the new series. >> i want thisgeneration, this era to be a caveat for conversation. >> roots premiers on memorial conversation. >> roots premiers on memorial ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is recommended by vets for killing fleas and ticks. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. lifetime. >>>

and whitney military engines that has dug down deep into their supply chain and helped them improve that significantly. >> thank you. >> well their supply change is a lot of it based in connecticut and i can tell you from my experience in connecticut that our suppliers and manufacturers have recognized the challenge we face -- for this century, literally, this weapons platform will be critical to our national throughout this century. we can look back and draw lessons, and we should, from the challenges that cause that improvement to take place and maybe even the overall conceptual framework, as you suggested secretary kendall, should there have been more individualization of the platform for a different services that the services ought to get together and collaborate and buy a single flyer and that was the wisdom. i think there has to be a recognition that this weapons platfo platform if the f 35 doesn't succeed, we'll be in a pickle. >> would you agree, mr. sullivan? >> yes, i would. we we definitely need to have this moving forward, this is the fifth generation. >> thank you, than

>> yeah, "when doves cry," that was my favorite. >> you talked about whitney. were they close?n't know if they were close or not. >> you were close to artist, we lost too many young, we reported on michael, we reported on whitney, it's awful and now i'm reporting on prince. how do you want us to remember him? >> as a loving, giving and caring human being. that's the best i can say. he gave of himself, his time, his finances. he gave us prince, which was just wonderful. like i said, he was one of the good guys. >> why is it that all those big bold names that i rattled off there, whitney, michael, prince, why does the talented seem to go so young? you ever wonder that? >> i've kind of put a tag on it and once i say it people stop and say, you know, maybe you're right. i think the big guy in the sky that we call god, i think he's putting together the most spectacular event that will ever, ever happen and he's calling all of the creme de la creme at this moment. >> what do you say to family and friends tonight? >> oh, wow. my heart goes out to them, just know that he's now at peace

pratt and whitney military engines. that has dug down deep into their supply chain and helped improve that significantly. >> thank you, well their supply chain is a lot of it based in connecticut, and i can tell you from my experience in connecticut, that our suppliers and manufacturers have recognized the challenge we face for this century literally this weapons platform will be critical events throughout this century. we can look back and draw lessons, and we should from the challenges that cause that improvement to take place, and maybe even the overall conceptual framework, as you suggested, secretary pendle, should there have been more individualization of the platform for different services? but i can well recall that the conventional wisdom not so long ago was that the services ought to get together and collaborate and buy a single buyer, and that was the wisdom du jour of contracting in its day, and now maybe lessons point in a different direction. so i hope that we will learn lessons from this procurement exper

did he see whitney doing drugs? did he see the mother and daughter doing drugs together? and then jim in part two, we get to the night bobbi kristina was found in that bathtub. >> and that's one big question that people have been wondering for a long periods of time. does he say what happened the night bobbi kristina went into the coma? >> he does, he says, he gave her cpr that night. but i wanted to know how -- what led up to her being in that bathtub? i asked him the hard questions, straight up: did you murder bobbi kristina brown. i constructed a time line so they believe it could have happened the way he said. if it did happen the way he says -- >> doctor phil fill we will certainly be watching in philadelphia. sounds like intriguing two part special. we will be looking forward to it. >> thank you, jim. >> and again, you can see doctor phil's full interview with nick gordon right here on cbs-3 starting at 4:00 today. >>> he's the one that will get the answers, that's for sure. >> exactly, two full hours, i mean, should be interesting television. >> absolutely. we will

>> well, one of the things that in the musical born for this, we celebrate whitney houston. and so someone came up to me after the preview yesterday and said, you know, this moment where you're celebrating whitney, i had a chance to celebrate prince as well. one of the things that we know, we'll have his music for the rest of our lives. so in that moment i think we celebrate prince as well when we celebrate whitney houston and what she gave us as well. so i think people will see that in that moment. >> although we've lost these icons, their music is still with us. as we've been told, there's a vault inside paisley park with hours and hours of unreleased material. we'll see if some of that comes to the public, if that comes to fruition any time soon. bebe winans, good to talk to you this morning. >> good to talk to you, sir. >> back to you. >> thank you, victor. still to come on "new day," the man who says there are two sides to donald trump. he should know, he's donald trump's senior adviser. (vo) whatever your perfect temperature... you'll enjoy consistent comfort with the

nonetheless, brought in whitney is responsible for those suppliers. over the last few years, we have improved our on-time delivery of engines. we were seeing quality escapes in many fracturing issues with the lower tier suppliers. i think the manufacturing of the engine is much more mature than it was a few years ago. today, the f 135 engine has about 52,000 fleet hours on it and it's maintaining about a 94% formation -- full mission capable rate. that is a good number. i been fairly happy with the performance of the f 135. in your report last month, gao wrote the f 305a and 35 b engines are at about 55% and a 63%. can you explain the difference in that assessment? mr. sullivan: we have found the engine reliability and the in termsnts we look at of coming off a reliability growth curve engine, pratt and whitney has been consistently below expectations but i would say they have been improving in the last two or three years. click what is the top lesson you have learned to the f 35 that canon process inform future major acquisitions across the services.

whitney is considered a dissent even though it was a concurrence. i will read a few of its beautiful words. those who won our independence believe making men free developed faculties and in the government the deliberate forces should prevail over arbitrary. libberty was believed to be the secret of happiness and courage to be the soecret of libbeertli that was translated from the book he loved "the greek common love". why is the whitney decision the greatest statement of free speech every? >> you have to give me a moment to go back in history. all of you know modern free speech, jurisprudence really begins with holmes dissent in aberams. there is a problem with it though. it is not a very good guide to lower court justice. remember the supreme court, one of its functions is to provide lower courts guidance. ... the citizen has to here not only what he already agrees with but opposite points of view so that he can make an informed decision. homes later on after this case will make the memorable statement that the first amendment is not for speech we

. >>> all right, let's talk about the fist authorized documentary on the life of whitney houston. it has gotten the green light. kevin mcdonald has been authorized by the superstar's estate to make this movie. it's expected to feature unprecedented access to those closest to whitney including arista records founderrer clive davis. mr. mcdonald wants to tell the story of how brilliant whitney was and how she changed pop music. >> okay. there's a new film about, let's see, a couple's first date. and we're expecting it this summer. it's called south side with you. it centers on the life of president obama and his wife michelle. >> huh. we're getting a first look at the trailer. >> thought it wasn't a date. >> going to an awful lot of trouble for just another sport talking brother. >> he's the summer associate i told y'all about, the one from harvard law. you invited me to a community event. >> what's this boy's name? >> barack obama. >> isn't that kind of of wild? i would like to see this. 1992, they were married. i don't know,1992 he was just two guys away from being the next presid

it is like whitney houston. these are people that mattered in music. they are icons. >>> and taking another live look at the marquis here at paramount oakland. the general manager tells us she is in shock. a feeling we are getting from many people. there is a sense of shock and a sense of disbelief but they say the music will live on, the one thing that they will hold onto. we will have react from the prince coming up at six and ten. >>> i got a note from someone on facebook that is saying that right now up in heaven you got prince, david bowie and michael jackson planning some super concert. >> and i want to throw whitney houston for that beautiful voice. >> exactly. >> plenty of you are sharing your thoughts and memories on the facebook page. you can log on and do the same if you would like. >> new details emerging in the case of a missing toddler and her mother that turned up dead in san francisco park two week ago. >> police inspectors announced there is an active for arianna and her 2-year-old and that fitts was buried alive. >> we are hearing a k

i asked him if he murdered whitney houston? i asked him all of those questions. and i had him put together a time line of black and--what happened. >> darya: thank you dr. phil will be watching for that show. >> james: it will be toasty her round of they at this weekend. we have nothing less sun and sunshine and clear skies for saturday and sunday. this is a great pictures and by our kron 4 viewers. please keep those coming interrupted a--can throughout the day. we have really come looking forecast at least for the next sample days. san francisco is in the '50s right now which is cool but not bad. our eyes today--highest to date--today we will have in the low 80s and mid-70s. conceded temperatures here. you can see the temperature is he here. >> james: and the no. there not wine county--no wine country we're looking at good temperatures. doug james >> james: we might even have the temperatures to go to the beach this weekend. >> robin: we have heavy traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fast-track plans are slow. from the mideast to downtown that is also back

. >>> and new questions about the death of whitney houston's daughter.he man in the middle of her mystery. boyfriend, nick gordon. >>> and we are exactly 100 days away from the summer olympics opening ceremony. that is jennifer garner already showing off her team usa spirit. we're counting down to rio with kerri walsh jennings. >> it pumps me up. plan on winning a gold medal in rio. >> she's already got three gold medals. the biggest ccallenge for this mom of three, being away from home. >> my daughter's three. she just knows that mommy keeps leaving. >> we were with kerri this morning as she surprised one young volleyball hopeful. >> i have a little surprise for you. dick's sporting goods has picked you and your mama to send you to rio to watch the olympics. >> all about giving back, kerri partnered with dick's who wanted us to tell you about their contenders program. like beach volley ball player ian satterfield. >> focussng on our dreams. probably the toughest thing to do. >> ten years ago, i wish i had this. i walked dogs. i worked in the kids' shoe

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. >>> is this 6-year-old singer the next mariah, whitney or beyonce?onnection to all of them. >> and later debra winger her return to tv as we talked to her "terms of endearment" shirley shirley mclean. >> it's interesting to know what attracts me. >>> we have got all that ahead. but first the remake, the epic television event. >> your name is your spirit. >> it's been nearly 40 years since the original miniseries captured the natiin and won nearly nine emmys. in the ground breaking original, roots -- >> i want this generation, this era to be a caveat for conversatio i want to bring america together. in this new version, kunta is played by malichai henry. >> roots premiers on memorial day on the history channel and will simulcast on a&e and lifetime. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >>> okay, i've been at justin mikes for 30 years and a 4-year-old just told me that's enough. >> steve harvey's little big shots is a huge hit for nbc. >> by

okay by me will police the tomorrow whitney will have some plans --thisokay brittany, what will we see? >> brittney : will have some pettifog but good weather >> pam :good night everybody --patchy >> ghost photo murder mystery. a mom in grief. the touching ghost photos of her little girl gone too soon. >> now the shocking twist. was it murder? >> she used my work to make people think that she is innocent. >> then, huge donald trump blow- back. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> to the woman. >> yeah. >> to punish a woman is beyond comprehension. >> call out donald trump. the outrage should be forth coming. >> and trump and the miss usa contestant. their encounter 11 years ago. >> i remember that. >> how life has turned for miss congeniality. >> the

he's worked with mariah, whitney, and all of those ladies.em and wanted to find out how the pint-sized phenom stacks up in the diva department. ♪ you've got give a little, take a little ♪ >> how old were you when you started singing? >> 2. >> 2? could you even speak yet? >> no way. ♪ that's the glory of love oh, yeah ♪ >> singing before she t joy's dad rodney breaks it down. >> my wife sang the whole time she was pregnant with heavenly. so she was almost born singing. >> and with a killer ring.@ joy can hit the high notes and go real low. >> you just love being on st >> yeah, and also i have to say that nobody gave me the voice. just go ♪ >> her heavenly voice is an example why steve harvey's she been averaging 13 million viewers each week. >> how much fun did you have with steve harvey? >> so fun. i had a ton of fun. but i saw pictures of me and steve. i go like this and he did the same thing. >> actually, with her music producer dad's help, joy has rubbed a lot of elbows in hollywood. >> i met michael jackson. but i was still in -- my favo

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whitney houston? gone. whitney houston's daughter, gone. michael jackson.nk about the stars that go and about their lifestyle, it's a problem. do they ever learn, do they ever figure it out? i don't know. >> highly intelligent people are prone to high-risk behaviors, it's their ticket to oblivion. they don't have to think as much. >> we got to go. >> stay right there. facebook friday is next. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it'

it is like michael jackson and whitney houston. these were people that mattered and music is icon. >> prince performed at the paramount in january with a piano and microphone. many stopped to take a picture to remind them of the music icon. person after person keeps stopping by to take a picture of the sign as they remember the icon prince. people say it is hard to find the music online and hard to get the music in person and they are sold out in berkeley and hope to have the records on saturday. >> he was so talented on many different levels. christina thank you. >> prince released a total of 39 albums and sold more than 100 million records worldwide. >>> among his hits. 1999. purple rain and little red corvette and controversy. in 1993 prince made headlines for changing his name to a symbol but then he took his name back. he wrote manic monday. back in 2004, he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> i do think that the word genius gets thrown around too much. and he is one of the few pop artists that really deserve

whitney houston. and a little kesha. adele. not only do you clearly have high school students.younger kids that are involved. obviously very proud to be part of this. >> pittsburgh has such pride for all their sports. do we know if the pittsburgh penguins have seen this or responded in any way? >> they did see it. loved it! and retweeted it. that is an endorsement. like to give a shout out to the work of mr. rick barots, the tv production teacher at the school. clearly kicking some booty. it's super cool. to see all 15 minutes of this, go over to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or you can see it on our mobile app. >>> miss me! >> he is on his jet ski having a great time and -- >> he's having fun at her expense and she is taunting him. >> how a taunt and a tease left her drenched. up past the knees. [ scream ] you'll be in the loo paying for this. >> probably worth it. >>> the woman in this video was having a good day on the water with her man. he is on his jet ski, creating some waves. >> missed me! >> oh no. >> he is having a little bit of fun at her expense. she is t

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prince's passing and indeed, how they put this in a line of recent deaths of music icons, the likes of whitneyouston, david bowie. it isn't all that long ago, after all, since the death of the king of pop. and now, the prince of pop i a sense has also departed. that death confirmed by prince's publicist. >> you mentioned you are, of course, in washington, d.c. tell us a bit about prince's last appearance there in the capital. reporter: it was last year. pretty much exactly a year ago, in june, of 2015. prince had had relationship, in a sense, with president obama. he was a supporter of his. and he was called to the white house for a very, very secret concert. that was the day before or after. i don't remember entirely. before or after, a concert that prince held in downtown washington, d.c. he went to the east room of the white house, held a private concert, 500 stars and supporters and friends of the obamas. and there was an appearance there by stevie wonder as well, a very star-studded appearance that had not been made public by the white house. it was a very secretive event, very much symbo

also home to google as well as the whitney art museum. >> two locates that probably need to be cav fated 2018. >>> inside look at what helps fuel nascar driver dale earnhardt jr. might be an acquired taste. >> and took to twitter around lunchtime yesterday saying he was making his favorite sandwich and said, i swear it's delicious. >> here's what we're talking about. he says it's a banana and mayonnaise sandwich. it's on some sort of wheat bride and a rider on nascar.com says it's a horrifying suggestion. he as a deal with helman's. more news afte known as hump day! but you may just want to call it "cold", becuase that's what is waiting for you outside your door. a freeze warning in effect as we start the work-day. good morning washington. i'm brianne carter.. in for larry smith. and i'm jummy olabanji.. in for autria godfrey. toss to eileen freeze warning remains in effect through 9am. today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. milder and breezy. highs: 56-60 winds: s 10-15 g 25+ mph tonight: becoming mostly cloudy. not as cold. isolated shower possible. winds: s 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cl

questions or comments before we precede to the applicants. >> madam chair, i want to acknowledge whitney. >> thank you him for his service we'll eastbound hearing from mr. bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the ci

questions or comments before we precede to the applicants. >> madam chair, i want to acknowledge whitney. >> thank you him for his service we'll eastbound hearing from mr. bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the ci

questions or comments before we precede to the applicants. >> madam chair, i want to acknowledge whitney. >> thank you him for his service we'll eastbound hearing from mr. bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the ci