that he thought that's harvey being harvey again. what he remembered was the image of the eight or nine year old kid wanting to run up on stage and bowing, and he didn't take him seriously. robert was sort of a conventional guy, and harvey wasn't, and harvey never made a lot of money, and robert made a decent living, and those were roberts values. so it's always a contentious relationship with his family. not with his mother and not with his grandmother, but with his father and brother. i think it was very difficult. harvey cut robert specific outcome of his will. he had a clause in his will when he specifically says that nothing is to go to robert, not that there was a lot of financial stuff that he could pass on, but it was just a hard time that they both had together that was reflected. >> did harvey milk like dan white, and was a courteous to him? >> you know, that was a very complicated relationship, too. dan white ran, telling his district, district 16, which was a working-class district, that when he got into, onto the board o

harvey: that one didn't work so well. - magic: mm-mm. mm-mm. - harvey: why did you do it? was it just that everybody was saying, "my god, you're magic johnson. you can do anything." did you kinda drink the kool-aid? oh, yeah, and overdosed on the kool-aid. - too much sugar in the kool-aid. - yeah. and i tried it and found out really fast that i wasn't good at it, and it was a lot of hard work. see, that's why i don't have my brother or sisters on this show. 'cause they would be arguing about, "man, magic, why--" i should say earvin. "earvin, why your dressing room bigger than mine?" magic: right away i knew i wasn't good at it and-- harvey: you saw there was a skill to it. magic: man, i mean, incredible skill set you have to have to be a talk-show host. you... embody los angeles in so many ways. why the hell don't you run for mayor someday? - oh, harvey. - i'm serious. oh, man. never crossed your mind? you know how many times people have asked me to do that? - a lot. - run for mayor, run for governor, and i'm like, "no." i like the flexibility of doing... everything." if i

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story of a man who's been welcomed into millions of homes across the globe for more than three decades. welcome to "jeopardy!" as we begin another week. alex was a young hellraiser in canada, something that enraged his mom. she would whack me pretty hard sometimes. if i did something that she considered... stupid. but after his parents divorced, alex was shipped off to boarding school, and what started as a summer gig at a radio station to pay tuition turned into a career, which had its perks. you were kind of a serial dater. what was your type? i was into faces more than bodies. i wasn't one of those guys who said, "boy, look at the knockers on that girl." soon enough, he got the opportunity of a lifetime hosting "jeopardy!". you never let producers call you the star of the show. - never. - but yet in "wheel of fortune," they say they are the stars of the show, but you don't like that. turns out alex trebek's finish line may be closer than you think. your contract is up o

i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a man whose name became synonymous with rock and roll. ♪ sing it with me, sing for the years ♪ ♪ sing for the laughter, sing for the tears ♪ steven tyler became one of the biggest names in music and enjoyed every perk that went along for the ride. as a rock star, how easy is it to get laid? it's very easy. i think rock stars, i felt like i had an obligation to keep that alive, and women had their way with me. you had an obligation to keep it alive? - oh, yeah. - ( laughs ) but his journey to the top was not match for his own personal demons. i have an addictive personality, so i found certain drugs that i loved and i didn't stop, to the point of hurting my children, hurting my family, hurting my life. there was a point where i didn't have a band and i didn't care. but steven fought hard to get clean and clawed his back to the top again, this time, bigger than ever. there isn't a day that i wake up and i'm not moved to tears that i think how lucky i am to

i'm harvey levin. this is the story of arguably one of the most famous moms on the planet, who became the architect of one of the most visible and lucrative empires in entertainment. ( people clamoring ) as a little girl, kris dreamed of being a housewife and mom, but that fairy-tale life with robert kardashian was short-lived. when he filed for divorce, that was pretty devastating for you. oh, yeah! i went to the market one day and my credit card didn't work, and i'm like, "i can't even buy a tomato." harvey: soon, a new man would catch her eye, bruce jenner, an american hero, and together they would achieve fame and fortune, but not everything was picture perfect. you're going to make me psychotic! you already are psychotic. harvey: there was obviously a big secret that bruce was holding. caitlyn now says from the beginning you knew. a newly-single kris navigated her entire family to unimaginable triumphs. 700 million followers who are influenced by you. have you ever thought of using that to push a

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, and it's not my harvey. it was this harvey right here, so -- you know, we -- we go way back, and 40 years is a really long time and i feel so honored that i was able to spend my entire career in public service. my three children are here today, my adult children, and they are all continuing the same tradition of public service. i'm very proud of all three of them. many of their friends who i feel like are my children because we were raised them all together are also part of the city family now. it's -- really beautiful and i am -- i should be just like so excited about retirement, which i am, but it's -- it is very bittersweet. and this last job, the last seven and a half years at d.e.m. was the best. i mean, we had very difficult times, but i have to say, my staff is wonderful, a lot of them are here today. talk about the city's first first responders. you know, i could not do the job that our dispatchers do. they have, in my opinion, the hardest job in the city. [applause] and i want to thank everyone at d

harvey. ♪ in three, two...be ♪ 'cause i eve we can fly now ♪ ♪ spread your wings and kiss the sky ♪ harvey: if you think you've seen some talented kids... ♪ yeah! harvey: ...well, these little big shots take that to a whole new level. there are absolutely no limits we'll make millions of dollars.nn i'm goa be so rich! ♪ we can fly now wait till you see what's coming up tonight.y ♪ bab harvey: these kids a amazing. you are gonna be lef speechless, folks. hi. ♪ so we can kiss the sky

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domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live". harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: there disaster of -- this disaster of a meeting donald trump had with vladimir putin, we may never know the damage that donald trump did. i mean what he said in the press conference was bad enough but the damage during the two-hour meeting god only knows, god and one or person. charles: there is another harvey: the only person i would argue who really w people oncap she has to say. her name is marin

the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. - >> tenderloin is unique neighborhood where geographically place in downtown san francisco and on every street corner have liquor store in the corner it stores pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of

this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, you know, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels. so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane colter was that she, with her design, took a departure from at that time using european models. so she worked within her natural environment, and she didn't want to impact or build anything that seemed like it was very much out of place. and so that particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. and so you can see samples of her work where she incorporates native stone or works just within the environment that is present without disrupting it. one of our hopes is that when a visitor comes to the museum, that will take away and increase appreciation and knowledge of the incredible women who helped shape the west and were so influential in our culture of the west. there is certainly a lot of work left to be done within this field. there is a lot of recovery that needs to be done particularly in the areas of diversity. part of that has t

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plus, the new charges against harvey weinstein. new today they could potentially put him behind bars until the day he dies. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> shepard: more on president trump's fixer michael cohen. in a new interview with george stephanopoulos, he distanced himself from the president saying his family and country come first. bob bianchi is here. what do you think of this? >> it's absolutely extraordinary. it's monumental. although it was expected and we spoke about this before. there's only so much pressure you can take. here's an issue as a lawyer a prosecutor. when you are both a lawyer and a fixer, yo

and plus new charges for harvey weinste weinstein. let's start with that loyalty test. president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, always insisted he'll do anything to protect the president. now of his first interview since the fbi raided his office in april, he signalled a willingness to cooperate with special prosecutor in new york and special counsel, robert mueller. george papadopoulos asked him what would you do if you had to choose protecting your family or trump? >> quote "my wife, my daughter, and my son have my first loyalty and always will, i put my family and country first." of course, there is mueller interest and payments of adult actress stormy daniels. cohen has denied any and all doing. let's bring in our national security and justice reporter, julia ainsley. and danny. good to see you all of you. michael cohen having his name dragged through the mud and into this federal investigation. i want to remind people what he said then. >> it is not comfortable but i am okay with it personally because it benefits mr. trump and i will do anything to protect m

i also want to thank and acknowledge harvey rose. it has been a pleasure with the board of supervisors to working with him. and lastly, and i want to say most importantly, i want to thank my entire budget team. they're all sitting over here, and to keller kirkpatrick, our acting budget director, can we give her a round of plauz? [applause] >> and i want to acknowledge my chief of staff, jason elliott, jason, thank you for everything. [applause] >> so before i dive into the specifics of the budget, i do want to acknowledge where we have been over the past seven months. i think we all remember where we were when we heard about mayor lee's passing and the shock that it felt. no one could have possibly anticipated that our mayor would have been taken from us in december, taken from the city that he loved. we all have endured a lot since that fateful night. many of us have cried, many of us have mourned, but we have come together as a city. we have definitely had our disagreements and debates over the past seven months, but we have stayed

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just as harvey honored his dad by wearing the staple stet son hat, the crowd will honor harvey's life, legacy and influence. >> we would hate to have this much attention given to him, but we are doing it anyway, because he's not here to complain about it. but, also it's really important for us to recognize as a group, as a community what he did for us. >> and in true burning man fashion, guests are going to add to a -- in harvey honor. the piece will be moved back to nevada and burned during the burning man 2018 event. the doors open at 6:30. the big show and celebration happens just about an hour later. i've outside of castro theater. abc 7 news. >>> we now know how much children the trump administration took from their patterns at the border. >> a deadline quickly approachesing to reunite them. what a judge said about the efforts to bring families back together. >> and a cafe made headlines for not serving officers. details ahead. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, this trend for your sunday com ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practi

but for harvey alone the state of texas has been allocated $1 billion. doesn't it make more sense to work to avoid such massive post disaster expenses? on behalf of ime and all local government the emergency management professionals across the country, i sincerely appreciate this opportunity to share my hurricane harvey. use the opportunities in 2017. those lessons learned help us a build a generation of americans who resolve to make action -- take action before disaster. empowering themselves to be more resilient to disasters in the future. thank you, chairman barletta. i look forward to any questions the members of the subcommittee have for me. >> thank you. administrator paulison, you may proceed. >> members of this subcommittee, i want to thank you for holding the important hearing today. as communities continue to recover from the devastating catastrophes i remain grateful for the leadership and for the opportunity to show my expertise on the committee. it's a group of firefighters, emergency responders and inshunners, contractors and consumer organ

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mike: harvey, is it difficult with someone like dr. phil who's been on tv forever, or the truth that dr. phil is typically talking about other people and not so much about himself? >> when you say difficult, what do you mean, mike? mike: challenging to find something new basically that the audience isn't familiar with? >> you know, i think you're going to be really surprised at a lot of this stuff. i think there is a lot below the surface with him that is -- again, wait until you hear what he says about being a family therapist and how he just was terrible at it, and he's very -- he's very honest about his life. but you will also see these amazing successes, and it wasn't an accident. it was not an accident with dr. phil. and one other thing i'll tell you, i'll bet you don't know this, how dr. phil reversed a vasectomy to have a second child and resembled something out of weekend at bernie's, swear to you. >> sounds painful. harvey levin, that's a tease, you are a television genius, look forward to seeing the show. >> thanks, mike, it'

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional.

joining me now, the show's host and founder of tmz, harvey levin. harvey, it's great to have you on again. >> great talking to you, jon. jon: magic johnson one of the biggest names on the hardwood court. the name he made for himself outside of basketball, just about as big. >> you know, jon, i was going to say i would argue bigger, but i think as big. i mean, look, magic johnson, this is one of my favorite stories. he's one of my personal heroes. he grew up poor. his basketball career on shaky ground. he ended up getting bussed to an all white high school and there was a lot of racial tension and that's where he was going to show his stuff. he was able to figure out how to be a leader there and he goes through that and how he was able to calm things down, excel, but to me one of the bi biggest this in his life is this guy who never had any training in business, knew when he was 18 years old what he want toded --e wanted to be was a businessman. he is one of the biggest business tycoons in this country and somebody who chartered his own path, decided

larry harvey died back in april. >> reporter: the man with the hat, larry harvey, inspired a culture only some would understand. in 1986, he and a friend ignited a wooden he have ieffigy.gy.gy. the popularity spread like wildfire. >> there's 500, then a thousand, 2,000. then the art was always there. but it grew. >> reporter: and it relocated to black rock city, nevada, a destination and outlet for tens of in the course of burners who embraced this community, cultivated by harvey. for brett roncelli, this lifestyle led to love. >> i met young lady in 2001 and married her six days later. we've been married now 17 years when we go out. >> reporter: this story and so many others being shared at saturday night's celebration of life and harvey's legacy. and in true burning man fashion, burners added to this altar, which will be ignited in late august. >> i think of larry harvey as a case study for what it means to be a human being. >> reporter: many saturday tipping their hat to the man with the hat. >> he would hate to have this much attention given to him and lauded on him. but we are d

for harvey fema issued the corps 23 mission assignments totaling over $140 million. at its peak nearly 1,000 corps employees deployed and 40 remain engaged today supporting 11 active recovery mission assignments. in response to hurricanes irma and rya, fema issued 40 -- maria, fema issued $40 billion. we deployed thousands of personnel and today 369 corps employees remain engaged executing recovery operations. additionally, we received 43 mission assignments in florida and georgia totaling approximately $45 million. detailed in my written testimony, mission assignments encompassed a range of activities including removal of debris, installation of generators to provide temporary emergency power and the construction of temporary blue roofs which enable impacted residents to move out of emergency shelters and back to their home. in response to irma and maria, the corps was tasked to assist and repair of segments of the puerto rican power grid. the collaboration of responders which includes the corps and federal agency partners, the utility industry and puerto rico elect

harvey: every celebrity in town is already jocke ng tickckets?s. inceedson tickets havelebron. >> so no normal person ever will be able to see a game.ne >> kim, when have yo to a game? >> now that i can't go, i really want to go. >> justin bieber and hailey baldwin in new york. they're making out in the middlw of the sidk again. harvey: feel like they're going to get engaged. >> he wajust doing the same thing with selena, heavy kissy d stuff.s oso his first true love type deal. >> you believe in true love, romeo and juliet, raquel >> yes, bieb?er and sa are the romeo and juliet oenelf r time. >> let's hope it ends better [laughter] y kou kardashian, she's been in italy f a while. sh

name a reason a woman might say, "my date last night reminded me of steve harvey." nancy: he was a sharp dresser. steve: yeah, he was. sharp dresser. courtney: he was funny. steve: yeah, he was. he was funny. courtney: we're gonna play, steve. steve: you're gonna play. [cheering and applause] fungai, now listen to it carefully. name a reason a woman might say, "my date last night reminded me of steve harvey." fungai: was a hame courtney: good answer. jennifer: good answer. good answer.

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

for harvey alone the state of texas has been allocated $1 billion. doesn't it make more sense to invest in predisaster mitigation efforts? on behalf of all local government emergency management professionals across the country , i sincerely appreciate this country to share my experiences. i hope my testimony fosters further discussion as we strive to improve the way we as a nation frame disaster resiliency. 2017,e opportunities in those lessons learned help us build a generation of americans who anticipate needs and resolve to make actions -- take action before disaster. you, chairman. i look forward to any questions the members of the subcommittee have for me. >> thank you for your testimony. you may proceed. >> chairman, ranking member titus, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this hearing today. as communities around the nation continued to recover in the wake of last year's devastating catastrophes, i remain grateful for the leadership demonstrated by this committee, the chair man, and ranking member. coalition is a group of f

harvey milk, julius truman, marcia p. johnson, and many more. and honouring the leaders of today, kate kendall, missed major, teddy witherington, cecelia chong, and many more. [applause] today i have the honour to recognize the changemaker of our future. with ten years of service for our community, he is a writer, a cultural icon, a policy strategist, she is currently the lgbtq policy advisor for the san francisco human rights commission. she was instrumental in the name and dignity act for incarcerated transgendered people. she is a policy of fellow alums for the women's foundation policy institute and lead advocate on prioritizing safety for sex workers. she cofounded the constant cultural district, -- district the first transgender cultural district in the country. please join me in welcoming aria saiid. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. i don't want to feel alone up here. i don't want to feel alone. [laughter] happy pride. my name is aria and i am so grateful for the acknowledgement today and this month. i've been doing this work for te

. >>> harvey weinstein pleaded not guilty, today, tox crime charges, a third sexual assault case, he previously pleaded not guilty to all charges in the first two cases, his attorney says the allegations are false. >> today was a formality, mr. weinstein is not a predator, he is not a rapist. >> i am not confirming the identity of the alleged victim number 3. i am confirming that i represent her.>> harvey weinstein has been accused by more than 70 women of sexual assault and misconduct, he remains free on $1 million bail. >>> in japan, the death toll from severe di100, torrential rains poured down over the weekend, acg cials,0 p missing. the water has since subsided, crews are searching the rubble for survivors.>>> a check on the weather here. >> a beautiful day out there, a little bit warm for inland spots, but if you want to cool down, come down to the water, walking along the golden gate bridge, look at that, beautiful blue skies, sunshine, and plenty of people are going for walcott along that bridge, it has been pretty clear, all day long, temperatures on the rise already, and co

. >>> a hollywood producer back in court, new charges against harvey weinstein, and the growing list of alleged victims. >>> changes coming to treasure island, a major redevelopment project underway forcing some people and businesses to move elsewhere. >>> and president trump units away from announcing his pick for the supreme court, we will bring it to you live along with analysis immediately afterwards. >>> ktvu fox 2 news, complete bay area news coverage. >>> actress robin wright broke her silence on kevin spacey's sexual misconduct allegations. >> she worked with him on the hit netflix show house of cards, they played a married couple, she says that while they were respectful and professional with each other, they were far from friends, with her adding that she has not spoken to him since the scandal first broke. kevin spacey was first accused of sexual misconduct by an actor last october, then fired from the netflix series after several employees accused him of inappropriate behavior. more than 15 men have since come forward with allegations against kevin spacey. >>> harvey wein

host alex trebek is featured on "objectified" with harvey levin. harvey join us with a sneak peek. man, seems like he's been hosting that program for a couple of decades now. >> yes, jon, what do you think? . jon: i'm going to go 28 years? >> you're real close. you know what? actually, you may be 100% right, because it's 30 years in 2020. i think you got it, man. i think you won a vacuum cleaner. jon: wow! i did not research that. just took it off the top of my head. i didn't do it in the form of a question, sorry. >> he's been doing this a long, long time, what's interesting to me, a lot of people don't know anything about alex trebek. he hosts the show, he's been around for, as you say, a long time, but you don't know what makes him tick. also what you don't know is whether that 28 years will become 30+ years because his contract is up soon, and i get into it with him on whether he's going to hang it up? here's the way it went. >> your contract is up on "jeopardy!" in 2020. can you imagine a life without "jeopardy!"? >> sure. >> what are the odds that you will stay after 2020? ri

>> reporter: harvey weinstein answering to new sexual assault charges. prosecutors say he forced himself on a woman in 2006. he pled not guilty just as he did when previously arraigned on charges, including two charges of rape. >> any suggestion that mr. weinstein raped anyone is a ludicrous suggestion and mr. weinstein has vigorously denied that suggestion. sexual misconduct by 75 women. he became a symbol of men abusing positions of power. and united the me too movement. gloria allred represents the woman at the center of the allegations. she says her client will testify. >> are you ready to state unequivocally that mr. weinstein is ready to take the witness stand and testify as well? >> weinstein remains free on bail, awaiting trial though his lawyer expects additional charges could be coming. >>> it's coming up on the 5:00 hour. voters said yes but one group is now saying no. what we're learning about a lawsuit against the toll authority over the recent toll hike and how it could potentially delay the measure three program. >>> a 2-year-old fell out

but nearly a year after harvey struck thousands of residents are still waiting to return home. team rubicon saw that as an opportunity. >> i didn't see as much of a response as i had wanted to see. >> reporter: former u.s. marine rios said he comfelt compelled to act after the volunteers left houston in the months after the storm. >> we are filling the need for a group, a community of individuals that would have never been -- never gotten the opportunity to go back into their homes. >> reporter: brian calcano, a former army pilot, flew blackhawk helicopters during two tours in iraq before finding team rubicon as a way to continue to serve. >> brian, what is the most satisfying part of working for team rubicon for you? >> it doesn't matter what your background-s doesn't matter what your past is. you're here to help. and to be accepted into an organization like that and have that unconditional love is -- it's very hard to find this day and age. >> i'm so happy to be home. >> reporter: for 67-year-old barbara herndon, who spent 20 years in this home before being forced to escape h

reporter: the man with the hat, larry harvey, had inspired a culture only some would understand. in 1986 he and a friend ignited the effigy of a man on the beach. the popularity that followed bread like wildfire. >> there's a hundred, a thousand, 2,000. the art was always there but it grew. >> and it relocated to black rock city, nevada, a destination and outlet for tens of thousands of burners who embraced the community. >> i met this young lady in 2001 and married her six days later and we've been married now it will be 17 years. >> this story and so many others being shared at saturday night's celebration of life and harvey's legacy. in true burning man fashion burners are added and will be ignited. >> i think he's a indication study for what it means to be a human being. >> tipping their hat to the man with the hat. >> he would hate having this mungs attention lauded on him but we're doing it anyway because he's not here to complain about it. but it's important for us to recognize as a group, as a community what he did for >> a suspicious package led to the evacuation of los

. >> well, new sexual assault charges against harvey weinstein. that is coming up. thded out this morning against the disgraced movie producer. >>> and an unbelievable update out of thailand regarding >>> happening today a memorial service is set to get under way for one of the victims killed in a shooting at a maryland newspaper. the family of deputy editor rob hiaasen is holding a celebration of his life today. the family says the dress for the service is summer casual because rob would never want you to put on a suit for him. he was one of the five staff members killed last thursday at the annapolis "capital gazette." the suspect who had a reported grudge against the paper is being held without bond. >>> president trump is starting a crucial week in his presidency. he's preparing to pick the next justice of the supreme court. the president knows it will be a battle. he say on fox news talking about resistance from democrats, but he might also have some trouble from members of his own party. >> if a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe v. w

. >> dare talk about lee harvey oswald killing kennedy. ahead of the meetings, staffers provided trump with some hundred pages of briefing materials aimed at laying out a tough posture against putin. but the president ignored most of it. one of the trump's national former security said this is a total effing disgrace, the president has lost his mind. mr. trump's mood grew foul as the breadth of the critical reactions became clear aides steered clear of the front of the plane to avoid being tapped. this backdrop was removed without explanation of his schedule. how trump realized he was cornered at least in the short-term. >> the president was upset flying back even yesterday on air force one with the blanket negative coverage. he didn't like how it was being covered and he was surprised and shocked and then again frustrated even by his traditional republican allies including fox news being critical of him. there was a tweet by newt gingrich. he didn't provide that much clarity to his aides at first which froze everyone. so a situation where

. >> harvey weinstein back in court today. the new charge he is answering to. joo [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> it's going to be hot in many areas today. look at the triple digits in fresno. close to it in sacramento, chico. 109 in palm springs, 80s and 90s, pretty warm around san diego and los angeles. yosemite, 87 today. tahoe, 85. one of our quieter days moving forward as we have got a chance of thunderstorms as we head towards wednesday, thursday, and friday. reggie. >>> a surfer is doing just fine this morning thanks to the u.s. coast guard. one of its helicopters came to his rescue after he became stranded on the rocks yesterday. an offduty life guard helped the man swim into the ocean where he could be rescued. rick lindberg shared the video. you see the surfer being lifted in the helicopter. he was lowered onto the beach before the coast guard. the surfer gives him a big hug. oakland are cracking down on the misuse of disabled par

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i told harvey that i love him and i said make sure i still love you when i am mayor. he said, a well that is the same thing dianne feinstein said. she loved me when i was on the board of supervisors, but hated me when she became mayor. harvey is great. it was an honor to work with someone who i know is a legend here in the chamber. i want to thank our sheriff and the deputies for keeping things in order and always making sure we are safe and taking care of the chamber and taking care of the public. i want to thank ben for his work as a controller. the city departments and all the people who basically contribute to making sure that we are able to do the business of this city and this chamber. so many parts of the pieces of the puzzle come together and there are so many people that play an important role of bringing those pieces together. so i am really excited about tomorrow. i am grateful to each and every one of you. i look forward to a better san francisco i know that none of s is perfect but as a person who is responsible for leading this city, i commit to you that