that's why it's there. >> and alice is here as well. we won't forget about you, alice. don't worry about it. >> don -- >> it's a possibility. listen, if you don't have 67 votes in the senate, it's a futile exercise and the country -- you're going after him for the sake of making headlines or really have something to say? you know, it may be better to wait. >> alice, i know you want to weigh in. i have a question about giuliani. >> it's a mistake to think about this election would be about impeachment. it's about employment. >> my question was, you think it's ultimately a political question, no? >> i don't see -- i see voters are looking for at employment and jobs than the economy. and i think republicans, and democrats, at this stage of the game, to even be discussing impeachment with regard to how we're going to approach the midterm is a huge mistake. we should all sit back, let mueller do the investigation and let the chips fall where they may. i think democrats are doing a tremendous disservice if they use that as talking point leading into the midterms. >> alice, th

alice was lying on the floor in the bathroom, covered in blood. recording: alice. alice. when she rang me up, i said, i am sure the police know what is happening. you've just got to ignore him. if you keep ignoring him, he will leave you alone. that was bad advice because he was never going to leave her alone. i have really struggled because obviously i know what i did wrong and i know what i should have said. i know what i should have done. i failed alice. that is pretty horrible. if these sorts of things are happening to you, that is stalking. it is a crime. the police have to take it seriously. it all has to change so that she does have the protection she deserved. alice did what she was supposed to do, she did contact the police. she reported everything. in alice's case, trimaan had past history — a restraining order against him because he had been stalking another girl. if alice had known that at the beginning of the relationship, it would have changed whether she got into a relationship with him. it would definitely change how she behaved at the end of it. it is s

alice hoagland was living some of the darkest days of her life when senator john mccain and his wife made a special trip to berkeley to speak at the dedication. her son was on board flight 93of on september 11th. he and others were believed to have thwarted the plans to fly the plane into washington, d.c. >> he touched my heart. he said, i didn't know mark but -- >> i may very well owe my life to mark and the others who summoned the enormous courage and love necessary to deny those depra depraved, hateful men their terrible triumph. such a debt you incur for life. >> reporter: alice says mccain brought a sense of calm when there were so many questions about her son's death. in life she says her son respected the republican politician. during a campaign stop in 2000, bingham went out of his way to meet mccain. their interaction captured in this picture. >> senator mccain was trying to look tall. it was hard to do next to a guy who's 6'4". they were grinning. >> reporter: a happy memory. alice says mccain's words action ands those years ago brought the admiration her son had for the se

. , i remembera child enjoying reading alice in wonderland. alice and wonderland. are so many things wrong with the gingery committee'vetting of judge kavanaugh. really had to know where to begin. the white house is well aware the presidents like him nonetheless. the full record is not some to,onal thing deciding depending upon who the president might be, it should be a duty of advice andstates consent cause. to set the record straight compared to things said, why i time, i worked with jeff sessions to request the full universe of justice kagan's documents bill clinton presidential library. we receive 99% of them. to everybody,able republicans and democrats alike, on this committee. similarly, for justice -- sessions andtor request records working with civil rights organization in the 1980's. for a civil rights organization in the 1980's, republicans want to see that record. i say ok, fine. that was despite the fact that they -- she had if it more than 3000 opinions over seven years in the district court judge. i did say those opinions were worth looking at. we als

i don't feel comfortable using the alice in wonderland analysis. we have seven people here now. i do not have to ask unanimous consent. anyway, i don't feel comfortable using his alice in wonderland analysis, but if i were, i would start with the fact that the committee did not receive 99% of justice kagan's records. we didn't get her solicitor general records and we also did not get 66,000 emails that mention her name. with judge kavanaugh, we have a 12 year record of his judicial work. we also have received up to one million pages of his records but ignoring the one million pages, i could at this time quote senator leahy at the time of judge sotomayor's quote. we have the judge's record from the federal bench. that is a public record that we have even before she was designated by the president. record ofmayor's restraint and modesty is best indication of judicial philosophy. we do not have to imagine what kind of a judge she will be because we see what kind of a judge she has been. so it seems to me it is pretty clear that we have an equal amount of evidence to look at of judg

i recall as a child, i remember enjoying reading alice in wonderland. listening to the statements are, it brings me back to happier, and in some ways more realistic time reading alice and wonderland. there are so many things wrong with the judiciary committees vetting of judge kavanaugh. it is hard to know where to begin. the white house is well aware of the lengthy controversial record with the president. but the president selected him nonetheless. burden falls to this committee to review his record for the american people. today, we are failing miserably. the review of a supreme court nominees record is not some optional thing that we decide, depending upon who the president might be. be a duty ofuld the united states advice and consent cause. it is the most fundamental part of our senate obligation. . to set the record straight compared to things said, why i was chairman at the time, i worked with then a ranking member jeff sessions to request the full universe of justice kagan's documents from the bill clinton presidential library. we receive 99% of

. >> sean: when i come back, the president pardoned alice marie johnson. she was going to spend 20 years in prison, but thanks to president trump, she's here. our incredible story coming up next. has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. >> sean: kim kardashian was to commute the last sentence of alice marie johnson. she was a 63-year-old great-grandmother. she served nearly 22 years in prison. one oh fence, a first-time nonviolent drug offense. life sentence, it's insanity. president trump did rightly commute alice's sentence, and i'm getting goose bumps watching it now. allison reuniting with her family e

the president pardoned alice marie johnson. she was going to spend 20 years in prison but thanks to president trump, she's here. her incredible story next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: this past may, kim kardashian west appealed to president trump to commit... 'ss hundreds of alice marie johnson. the 63-year-old great-grandmother. she served nearly 22 years in prison. one offense. first-time, nonviolent drug offense. life sentence. it's insanity. president trump did rightly commute alice's sentence and you all remember -- i'm getting goose bumps watching it now -- and emotional video. aliceit reuniting with her famiy early last month after nearly 22 years behind bars. by the way, kim kardashian is receiving backlash after refusing to malign the president in an interview with mr. weinstein, jr., jimmy kimmel, last night. take a look. >> i am very hopeful that more good things are going to come out of our conversations. i have nothing bad to say aboutg the president. >> you still have people on the list. >> i'm very focused. i, don't agree w

58 alice favourite to win gold in the $8100 alice favourite to win gold in the s8100 metres backstroke. she has dominated the event. she was moved down a category earlier on in the year and now down a category earlier on in the year and 110w races down a category earlier on in the year and now races athletes that are more disabled. my personal best is ten seconds faster than the next person's pb. i love a good race. i love racing against able—bodied guys who go similar speeds and i love racing the mustafa —— s9s who go similar speeds and i love racing the mustafa —— s95 and the s10s. racing the mustafa —— s95 and the 5105. it racing the mustafa —— s95 and the s10s. it is about pushing myself. when he was an s8 he won every title available to him will start now the only real chance of a medal for hynd at the championships. to be honest, iam at the championships. to be honest, i am trying to get through the week. my i am trying to get through the week. my legacy of what i have done in my career is going to be there and what life will be like for me after this, i don't k

alice is right that all politics is local. in election -- congressional elections, a lot of times they are not nationalized as much as we in the media like to make them. it does come down to what's going on in those specific districts. >> i would say, alice, one point that we saw in wisconsin this week. leah vukmeier was very anti-trump and she pulled it off. the fact that you look at, for example, minnesota. you look at southern minnesota. you have carla nelson running there. she told "the times" all the good old boys begged me not to run. >> that's a mistake, because one of the things that harky pointed out is that men are warriors. they tend to go to war. women are more consensus builders. women are naturally, in my view, better at building consensus, which is key here in washington. they are able to connect. if they get out there and do the hard work of retail politics, they are able to connect better. i can say for a fact that the nrcc, the national republican congressional committee, they have specifically recruitment ef

bingham was alice's son, and was on board flight 93 on september 11, 2001. bingham and others are believed to have thwarted the hijackers plans to crash the plane into a building in washington, d.c. >> what he said touched my heart. he said i didn't know mark bingham but -- >> i may very well owe my life to mark and the others who summoned the courage and love necessary to deny those depraved hateful men their terrible triumph. such a debt you incur for life. >> reporter: alice says mccain brought a sense of calm when there were so many questions about her son's death. in life she said her son respected the republican politician. during a campaign stop in 2000, bingham went out of his way to meet mccain. their interaction captured in this picture. >> senator mccain was trying to look tall. it was hard to do next to a guy who's 6'4". they were grinning. >> reporter: a memory of happier and healthier times. alice says mccain's words and actions all those years ago brought the admiration her son had for the senator full circle. >> he was at the capitol building

noir and the author of the land is alice and he's joining us live from johannesburg very good to have you with us on al-jazeera and so what do you make of donald trump's comments about this. was donald trump's comments display here is it. because if he had not been as ignorant as he is what you would have seen. is no crisis of learned reform is a crisis of learning listeners and certainly what you would have seen as our south africa does not really wish to be monitored by the head of imperial power and the reality on the ground is that there is a debate in south africa not about whether learned reform is necessary there's broad consensus in society about the necessity of before the debate is whether learned reform should be done via a constitutional amendment or that it should not be done. even on both of those schools of thought of the matter is that we are all common ground that it should be

you know mary alice said that she was inspired by an american football quarterback collin kaepernick whom knelt during the national anthem before a game in two thousand and sixteen he said it was against racial inequality and police brutality his silent protest soon spread among other athletes that provoked a fiery political debate which reached all the way to the white house would you love to see one of these n.f.l. owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a up the field right now out of the sky that was not against our anthem or our flag that was actually kneeling is a reference position while responding to the girl's action the american civil liberties union urged to all maryland schools to guarantee students freedom of speech without punishment meanwhile the girl's school has issued a statement saying it is not aware of any students being disciplined for such behavior who put the issue up for debate with former missouri state senator john loudon and richard goodstein former adviser to the hillary clinton presidential campaign. football is about football sc

the fake news alice good to see what's. called. the good news comes to the side by. the play put big dreams on the big screen in. the magazine on the dummy. in the german city of candidates several people have been injured in clashes between far right protesters and counter-demonstrators as well as the police the violent protests followed the death of a thirty five year old german man two suspects a syrian and in a rocky have been arrested in connection with that killing a government spokesperson.

quickly, alice, i dwgot to go. i'm over time. go ahead. >> i'm a little -- let me just say this, everyone's going to blow up at this. look, hillary clinton, people died in benghazi and that is a result in my view in large part based ed on inaction of hillary clinton. while i think lies and cheating and abuse in the trump administration is rampant and awful. no one's died. >> i know what you're saying, alice. that's all been litigated and how many hearings there were, what, eight hearings or eight investigations, millions of dollars. years. and there was zero conviction or there was nothing was found. so, i hear what you're saying, but, you know -- >> i mean, how many american soldiers did we lose in iraq? >> i got to go. i got to get out of here. we'll be right back. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and tim wilcox. turkey's tumble continues — the [ire reaches new lows, as the country's finance minister promises an action plan. live from london, that's our top story on monday 13th august. turkey's central bank says it's ready to take all necessary measures to ensure financial stability amid growing tensions with the united states and a mountain of debt held by turkish companies. also in the programme, that worry is spreading around the world with the indian ruppee also hitting a record low against the us dollar, we'll be live in mumbai with the latest. a sea of red on asian shares. and it is a similar start here in european markets. and computers that read your emotions. we'll speak to the company helping some of the world's biggest brands use technology to understand what we feel about their video adverts. donald trump has tweeted that it is great that many harley—davidson owners plan to boycott the firm as a row over tariffs escalates. today we want to know, does it matter where an iconic b

such a debt you incur for life. > reporter: alice says mccain brought a sense of calm when there were so many questions about her son's death. in life she said her son respected the republican politician. during a campaign stop in 2000, bingham went out of his way to meet mccain. their interaction captured in this picture. >> senator mccain was trying to look tall.d d ta y who's 6'4". they were grinning. >> reporter: a happy memory. alice says mccain's words and actions all those years ago brought the admiration her son had for the senator full circle. >> he was at the capitol building on that awful afternoon. so i think that's why he told us all that he had a personal debt to mark and the others because he may very well have saved my life, he said. >> reporter: alice tells me she only wishes she had said she had more. she never got around to writing john mccain about the impact he had on her life. instead now she will write cindy. >> mccain's daughter meghan, one of the hosts of "the view" released this statement. she wrote in part, he was a great fire who burned bright and we lived

so you call alice then. >> i called alice. with the robe on. >> jimmy: and what did she say? >> i mean, i didn't know that i was the first person telling her. they had called her up and she thought it was her daily or weekly attorney call. >> jimmy: wow. >> so i broke the news to her. and it was just crying. >> jimmy: i bet. >> and i was at this photo shoot. i was trying to not cry my makeup off. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> it was really emotional. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. to go and do that and put yourself in that position -- [ cheers and applause ] even though you got a lot of criticism for that. and i know that you're not necessarily a trump supporter. i know your husband kanye seems to like him a lot. does he still like him? >> yeah. i think he really -- he really -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you guys argue about that? is that something -- do you talk politics and like have debates about -- >> you know what? no. because i always respect what other person thinks. and you know, to make it clear, when kanye -- we would talk about it, and we would talk about policies,

this is alice paul, head of the national women's party. she was personally opposed to getting into the war, opposed to wantedrrie chapman cat to do but she did not make a public issue of it. she did say, however, if war comes, women will be drawn into the many fracturing plants in the mission factories and work on the railroads and the streetcar lines of this country area we will be called upon desk country. we will be called upon to do a sacrifice for democracy. if this will be a war about democracy, how hypocritical would it be if the vote were not extended to those of us who answer the call. this was her argument. the russians, one of its first acts was to proclaim that women would have the vote there. therch 28, the bird -- parliament led the way. alice paulson we had to be next. paul said we had to be next. so there were huge rallies here in philadelphia. but there were also antiwar rallies. why are we being pushed into the most violent and destructive war in the history of the world? what is this about? antiwar protesters gathered fo

alice, this, of course, is senator flake's seat. but it's john mccain casting a shadow over the primary. mcsally has been careful to even talk about senator mccain. she has been moving closer to president trump. what do you make of the fine line that she's trying to walk in. >> she's walking the line of where the polls are indicating you should be walking. all three of the candidates here are really showing that they are strong on immigration and in line with trump on many issues. she has a record that has been used against her. on a positive note, she's a little bit more moderate. we will have the two a little bit further to the right with kelly ward and sheriff arpaio. if this gets close between what is seen as the top two candidates, it's in my view more favorable for mcsally. >> to alice's point, the republican party moving closer to the trump wing of the party. when you look at the demographics in arizona, they are changing. president trump did win but only by three points. do you think this is a good idea for republican candid

mary alice. [applause] >> jury esmyn. give that up top, malcolm. [applause] >> we are very grateful and honored you were here today for this significant moment in mississippi history. thank you. i know they'll stay here for photos and we are on lifestyle television and at 9:30 we're supposed to start the next panel so we're going to encourage you to get some quick pictures now and thin think everyone will go out to the lobby to visit for a minute. ...

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let's discuss now with cnn political commentators joan walsh and alice stewart. okay. i mean, alice, cnn is reporting tonight that the first lady did, in fact, sponsor her parents' citizenship process. and when "the new york times" asked in her parents got their citizenship through family-based migration, their lawyer said, this is a quote, "i suppose." do you think president trump is aware of how hypocritical this looks? >> of course, but i don't think he cares. the rules and laws that we all have to abide by don't apply to he and his family. and this is nothing new. but look, let me make this quite clear. they did come here, melania's parents, came here, she sponsored them on a green card. they did achieve their lawful permanent residence and did wait the appropriate five years to gain their u.s. citizenship. based on what their attorney says, they followed the laws as they are on the books. he says they did not get any special consideration. he says no special favors were granted in order for them to get their citizenship. they did it just like everyone else who fol

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alice is a small business owner, the founder of happiness university in hawaii. live on the phone from honolulu, and alice, you're my good friend for 30 years now? we went to college together? we talk during the hurricanes. tell us what's going on the ground and what your personal experience has been right now? >> well, right now on the ground, we are sort of the calm before the storm. i think a lot of the panic happened when we knew it was coming and took so long. as i'm looking out, there is basically no cars on the streets. so business owners that needed to prepare have prepared. it's their livelihood here, a lot of our small business owners need to prepare so they can go home and take care of their families as well. liz: oh, absolutely. you stocked up for two weeks. tell me what the stores were like. what were the stores like and what was left? >> you start hearing what was left and costco ran out of water, all the places were running out of water. people were buying coconut water and people were stocking up on alcohol and any liquid us that could get. it's a

that got lost. >> doesn't that politicize it, alice. kwloun say -- like you said, full stop, listen, i'm sorry, bad choice of words. i should never have used it. i should have known better. boom, done. then when you bring the whole other thing in, it politicizes it and excuses, sounds like you're trying to excuse something you said by adding another layer on top of it. i know that was bad, but this is worse. that's not a real apology. >> no. there's no excuse for it. that being said, that's why my advice would have been go out there, clear the air, make your apology, move on. pivot and let's get back to politics as usual and go into the primary. but the best answer to this and the best response is to apologize, acknowledge that what you said was insensitive and move on. >> thank you for that. once upon a time, don, i worked in -- in 1976, i worked in the primary campaign of daniel moynihan of new york, the last democrat i worked for for white a while there. the party moved away other policies. he won by a percentage point. the next morn

while i'm on alice story mcintyre, this comes to mind. there's a war for of ideas in this country right now, and conservatives debate with the left, liberals, now liberals morphing into a little bit of socialism, what are the fill so is cal under -- philosophical underpings of the conservative movement and the liberal leftist lurch laidly. and alice star mcintyre -- we say our values help gets at that through history over time. whose justice, which rationality. there's not one view of justice. many definitions of justice. not one rattallity so if you're interested in the question is highly recommend that book. i'm going to go back to it myself this summer. just on a person religious, i went to princeton seminary, led by a systemic theologian. high he recommend, church dog whattics and then doing doh! dogmaities and thing i recommend deidre mccloud ski, and she follows up with the importance of rhetoric, and asks the question, what was the ultimate cause of long-run economic growth in in the west? all of human history made about $500 or a

rachel carson, jane jacobs, jane goodall and alice waters . and you were taking a different approach and i thought maybe you could tell us how you came to do that. >> the book grew out of the conversation i was having with a friend and i realized that there were four women, each of whom intriguingly similar and adjacent ways had changed the way we thought about the world. carson, the environment. jacob levy, goodall, animals and alice waters, food and eating and what really interested me was that all of them, there were so many parallels in their stories, even though they didn't know each other, they were working in different fields, even in different generations so for instance, all were credentialedoutsiders. they were people who went into the field and literally got their hands literally and figuratively dirty and against all odds prevail . all were green before green had entered our vocabulary. three out of four wrote iconic books that the united social movements. and maybe most interesting, all came to power at a time when women had no vo

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i'm alice rogers a 25-year resident of the city in the south park area. an interloper here you might think for this topic. i have three points i would like to address. generally, i'm very much in support of this project and i would urge uh, to approve it with as little compromise as possible. the citymany, many people at van ness and there's hundreds of riders at muni, but the main entrance is down at van ness and of course if you get up there and have a walker or anything, to get down to the hospital it's quite a chore but anyway please reconsider and do the right thing. and if you can't move it to saint mary's cathedral than add one is all you have to do, it's a minor thing. it would help a lot of seniors, thank you. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you very much, mr. vondral and thank you for your kind words about ms. bryson. >> clerk: karen gadberry. >> good afternoon, directors. thank you for serving and thank muni for being a public service to those of us in the richmond. i'm representing the planning association for the richmond and myself as a bus ride

. >> alice, he says the "n" word is not in his vocabulary, do you believe that? >> no, i don't. just based on his actions and the way he has talked about african-americans in the past and we didn't need the "access hollywood" to verify that he says vulgar and crude things about women and we don't need the "n" word tape to verify that he says racist things about african-americans. don, unfortunately, there are a lot of people of his base that does not matter to them. they are currents of the results than the rhetoric. i don't see his numbers changing. we have a liar on the one side and a liar on the other. i don't think we'll get to the bottom of this but tape or not, i don't think his bases will change. >> do you think he said the word? you don't think it matters if there is a tape or not. >> not to his base. he campaigns using the same type of rhetoric he's using now and he won. look he's got the 42% approval rating by the people across this country. that's higher than reagan and carter and clinton at that time during their presidency and a lot of people are not looking so much

good for the brain taking microtones says of alice t. can stimulate the mind according to some. bad for the liver the body can cope with small amounts of alcohol but there are limits. and crisis for crops herbicide resistant leaders spreading to fields worldwide. that fast. to things friends have in common they're all free of animal products the number of add to terry and is growing around the globe most of them are nature almost twenty percent of the population. their motivations are varied animal welfare. concerns about the environment. all religion more and more people are choosing a meat free diet but some say meat tastes too good to give up biotechnology is coming to their aid. this is the beef burger and this is the animal behind the wii further it is still alive how does that. work cost of maastricht university cooked up the idea he has pioneered clean or cultured meat the real thing but minus the butchery. ok says he thinks that one day we may look back in disbelief at these barbaric times when we slaughtered animals for food. in the lab in maastricht they have been work

for the second time this year it joined fellow latin american atlas venezuela analysis and haiti and alice's on the blacklist facebook told to tell assert that it had violated the terms of use know the multi language science noted that it couldn't possibly be true. we were not doing anything different from what we have been doing since the beginning of our english so we were aware of the terms of use when we started and we were not knowing this terms and we would like change the way. our perspective is and the covers we do for this not an inch telesur venezuela analyst and haiti analysis all provided alternative analysis of world events after extensive media coverage and public criticism of the ban tell us there was reinstated and even received an explanation though it was strangely different from the one the social media giant gave to r.t. the team informs me that there was instability on the platform which caused this problem but now everything should be in order was temporarily unpublished to protect itself to be detected suspicious activity when secured the page was restored there are as

well let's talk now to a talian civil engineer alessandro said tanny alice thunder thank you for coming on the program the structural integrity of the bridge is being blamed for what happened why was it open to traffic if that was the case we know that it had only just undergone maintenance works a little ever about leeds yes the looking going to collapse because that would be greeted us traction. and a problem here's the king of the majors the failure was there were a breeder crash or other in force and concrete this kind of pressure is suddenly a highly distracting breach probably labs they're going to create a report in edo. of the breach maintenance of such that we should be as it is highly costly so in my day there works. for the maintenance where the problem is he sent but it probably was unpredictable on a such router structure so they find out. so these would be the current would be managed by doing. the seizure that would be overly afterward and rebuilds because they're highly cost that for maintenance are really probably good for this kind of probably a little core today. yet

alice enders, joining us. thank you very much. bloomberg terminal users can interact with the chart to see on bloomberg tv using gtv . save charts for future reference if you like. i mentioned that because up next is "battle of the charts." mark barton is coming back to the european market open. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. let's get straight to the battle of the charts. mark barton has agreed once again to grace us with his presence. he's going head-to-head with a favorite, annmarie hordern, so it will not be easy. mark, wide-out you kick things off? matt, good morning. i am here, alive. youek ago, did he say me or ? he did say me. a week ago, bank of england raised rates 25 basis points, unanimous, to 75 basis points. the big, big, interesting chart in the markets is this one right here, because some are betting on a rate cut. yes, some investors are buying money market options that pay off if broad market expectations swing toward a rate reduction in march. you know what happens in

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mary alice parks, abc news, new york. >>> this is san jose at 87 where it's cloudy right now. clean air and 59 degrees, but this area the santa clara valley and our inland neighborhoods that have the potential of poor air quality from the smoke all from those wildfires to our north and to our south. here's a look at the fog i'm watching form also around petaluma. visibility a mile up to three miles in santa rosa and two at half moon bay. a little mist along the coast once again this morning. be careful for that. let's talk temperatures and neighborhoods. low to mid 60s pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. mainly mid to upper 50s elsewhere in our inland east bay neighborhoods. what's going on, you can see the clouds hanging low from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. the foggy spots this morning when driving. ferry ride to small craft advisory today. mass transit, spare the air, use it as much as you can. let's take a look at one of those areas that's going to warm into the 80s today. that would be the north bay after starting off with fog and clouds and 55 this morning. total

. >> reporter: alice hoagland was living some of the darkest days of her life when senator john mccain and his wife cindy made a special trip to cal berkeley. he spoke at mark bingham's memorial dedication. bingham was her son. bingham and others are believed to have thwarted hijackers' plans to crash their plane into a building in washington, d.c. >> whatar bingham, but -- >> -- i may very well owe my life to mark and the others whoe depraved, hateful men their terrible triumph. such a debt you incur for life. >> reporter: alice says mccain brought a sense of calm after there were so many questions about her son's death. she says in life her son absolutely respected the republican politician. during a campaign stop, bingham wet out of his way to meet mccain, their interaction captured in this country. >> senator mccain was trying to look tall, and it was hard to do next to a guy who was 6'4". they were both grinning. >> reporter: a memory of happier and healthier times. she says his words and actions brought the admiration her son had for the senator full circle. >> he was at the capi

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my ts minces first ice cream shop in munich and its interior design was inspired by lewis carroll's alice in wonderland shop is supposed to feel as magical and imaginative as the ice cream creations. roasted chicken meal worms stock fish or schnitzel are just a few of the five hundred flavor varieties the thirty one year old has created to date. archos one scoop of oreo or screamin it's really good simple but often fun i like beers so much taste like it's like. always had them i tried meatloaf flavor once but i can't say i liked it . mends always has a smile on his lips and a balance to his step he keeps his eyes and imagination peeled. for new flavors such as macaroon ice cream with champagne passion fruit and raspberries give elise anything can be turned into ice cream as long as it's not boring. as it's thinking back i think macaroon ice cream is innovative because you can make a type of frozen macaroon that's where you put ice cream between the maritimes was diseased or you make one big mac or an ice cream with a moran goes on top with glitter on it is going to be grace. and i think t

[throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! ♪ ♪ >>> we are going to start "the pulse" with a pretty good investment. >> bloomberg news reports the parents of amazon founder parents of jeff bezos gave their son $250,000 to invest in his tiny e-commerce site back in 1995. >> it could be worth up to $30 billion today at 12 million percent return on their investment. not bad. >> good one. >> yeah. >>> all right, let's turn now to the wide bannati on smartphones in schools across france. >> lawmakers there have just passed a law banning all internet connected devices for students under 16. they'll have to keep them switched off during school hours. >> the french president has promised to rid schools of smartphones. he calls them a distraction and a bullying tool. >> all right. >>> next to a new effort by flight attendants to find a temperature that's just right on airplanes. a big part of that effort is a new app called 2 hot2cold and allows flight attendants and passen

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