mayor wayne lee. our airport commissions and vice president, linda cradon, commissioner young, and our president couldn't make it today, but sends his well wishes to everyone. members of the board of equalization, leah cone. former airport commissioner karol lito. the t.s.a. director for s.f.o., fred lau. police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> for joining us here today. we all know that our public transportation system in san francisco is important to our present and it is definitely critical to the future of our city. as our city grows, as our economy grows, as we build more housing, as more people work here, we know that we can't continue to grow in those a

mayor wayne lee. our airport commissions and vice president, linda cradon, commissioner young, and our president couldn't make it today, but sends his well wishes to everyone. members of the board of equalization, leah cone. former airport commissioner karol lito. the t.s.a. director for s.f.o., fred lau. police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the ne

and again, for lee, i think what , lee is typically -- when we talk about his west battles of the war, typically we talk about chancellorsville or lee make somes -- big mistakes. on september 17, i would argue that lee has one of his finest days as a tactical commander. the union forces are gathering. thereupon the eastern side of the creek and begin setting up around here, the fields and between tv's will and antietam creek itself. as to whyemerge didn't the union army of attack? had,, -- had come u p. if you are mcclellan looking out to the fields, it is hard to formulate a battle plan when you cannot see where the enemy is. his land andl form the battle will begin. as for the battle of antietam , the typical battle on antietam is it is a battle fought in three separate cases. have you folks are that before? three separate phases? i want you to a race that from your mind. it was not fought in three separate phases. it was bought in two phases. there was a northern phase and a southern phase to the battle. from these fields around us, union forces began to move into place. the first

her talk today is "we will not surrendered parolling lee's rolling lee's army after appomattox." (applause) >> good afternoon. it is nice to see so many familiar faces in the audience, and i know this is the time after lunch, this is why i usually choose the morning, because i know what happens after lunch. i will try to keep you all away. thank you, to longwood university, for hosting us. thank you to appomattox, especially robin snyder, and i cannot say how helpful patrick has been for the last couple of years as i have been working on this new project. he has been more than generous, both professionally and personally, just a trait of the national park service, so thank you, patrick. yes, he does deserve an applause. (applause) i also want to thank two other historians in the audience whose work has been so important to mind. that is chris clarkson and rob wilkins. i am so appreciative of the work they have done. let's get to appomattox. in the years since 1865, as many of you well know, appomattox has been become shorthand for the swift close to the civil war, probably by gra

mayor wayne lee. our airport commissions and vice president, linda cradon, commissioner young, and our president couldn't make it today, but sends his well wishes to everyone. members of the board of equalization, leah cone. former airport commissioner karol lito. the t.s.a. director for s.f.o., fred lau. police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by >> good morning. today is wednesday, november 20, 2019. this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. please turnoff all electronic devices. first item on the agenda is roll call. (roll call)

he worked with mayor lee on many issues. a warm welcome for california state assembly member, david chu. >> good morning, san francisco. this is a san francisco day. i was thinking of how to start my thoughts, and maybe i would start with the following which is i am going to be short because he was and i am. thank you all for being a part of the community of san francisco and so many of the community leaders who led to this day, to this wonderful naming dedication. of course we want to salute anita and your family for your family, your sacrifice, and your love. all of us have countless memories of the mayor, and i'm going to relay just a few quick ones. it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we were heading on a good-will trip to southern china. we were joined by members of the chinese chamber, some of who are here. what was historic about that event for me ten years later is that

he had the jump on robert e lee. through no fault of his own, his subordinates have not been able to execute. we have mentioned division versus the corps. it was jones division versus tauren wells corporate we have some of -- division versus stonewall jackson's division. taking on not one but two federal corps. every time i talk about echoes, i'm sure my friend chris who writes the echoes of the civil war series on our blog, i'm sure he goes, i am teaching him something. after nightfall comes across, johnson is able to extricate himself and get across mine run. mine run is a mile to the layer of the intersection we have been talking about. the guy in charge of this section of the confederate forces decides he will fall back. all they confederates pullback. on the morning of the 28, meade feels ready to advance. he has his line connected, finally connected. he pushes forward to find no confederates. he pushes forward a little more. he finally gets within sight of the stream and they see on the far side is formidable d

. >> the judge has got lee cooperman, a lot to talk about with lee let's get to the judge >> all right i'm scott whammer in, front and center the war of words between leon cooperman and presidential candidate elizabeth warren, wealth, taxes and the future of capitalism. >> there is unquestionably a shift to the left in this country. they won't open the stock market if elizabeth warren is the next president. >> the 99% in america last year all-in, paid in taxes, all their taxes, about 7.2% of their total wealth the top 1% paid 3.2% i am tired of freeloading billionaires. >> if elizabeth warren is elected president in my opinion, the market drops 25%. >> we are americans. we believe in making these investments to create lots of opportunity. we are happy to do it. all we're saying is if you make it big, i mean really big, i mean one tenth of 1% big, pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance to make it >> now let's welcome in lee cooperman, joining us today from florida, should let you know we invited senator warren to take part in this conversation with us today and we have not h

lee broke into tears as that verdict was read inside the courtroom. there's a sense of relief for her and her side of the family. as you can imagine, not everyone was happy about the out come. >> reporter: a dramatic ending o the trial of real estate heiress after she was found not guilty of killing keith green. his mother didn't hold back. >> they had a family together. and she just threw him out. out. on the street. with nothing. and refused him to see his children. she sent them to china. he couldn't see them. >> prosecutors say lee conspired with her boyfriend to kill green in 2016 over a custody dispute. after 12 days jurors acquitted low but deadlocked on boyfriend. r in a hung jury. >> defending the innocent pressurizes you. we have been living with that three and a half years. >> it drew international attention. after friends and family posted $60 million in property and cash. one of the highest on record in the u.s. prosecutors say lee planned the murder and that he pulled the trigger. but the defense argued that the pair's former body guard

including lee and berreth's mother. he said frazee wrote they all need to disappear, unseen until after the trial. closing arguments will begin here tomorrow morning. if convicted patrick frazee faces life in prison. krystal lee will be sentenced after frazee's case wraps up and she faces a maximum of three years in prison. >> villafranca: nikki, thank you very much. louisiana governor john bel edwards is celebrating his re-election. edwards captured 51% of the vote in a runoff last night beating the republican challenger heavily supported by president trump. ed wardz is the deep south's only democratic governor. >> ahead on the cbs weekend news, new warnings about the risk of laisessic-- lasik eye surgery. the french chateau attracting crowds of tourists interested in wine and war. and some velt veterans with ptsd are feeling by giving injured sea lions a helping hand. >> villafranca: for more than two decades now lasik eye surgery has helped improve vision and free patients of eyeglasses and contacts. but now some doc

lee agreed with meeting intelligence officials that gave him dozens of requests for u.s. secrets and over the next three years he deposited $841,000 in his bank account. prosecutors conceded they couldn't prove the money came from china and didn't know how many secrets lee revealed in return but federal judge t.s. ellis said it was likely at least some of the money came from the chinese so lee must have given them something of value and former u.s. intelligence officials agreed. >> that's a devastating loss that takes years and perhaps decades to recover from. >> reporter: the sentence, 19 years in prison jerry lee is now the third u.s. intelligence official convicted in just the past year of spying for china. lester >> all right pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> another extraordinary day of palace intrigue in britain for more fallout for prince andrew spotted riding with the queen today we're learning more royal riff with his brother, the future king keir simmons is in london. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding, seen out riding with the queen

lee. "if you can draw about two different expositions threatening the valley, it would be very desirable for you to join me with your whole force. r.e. lee." he also receives word that crook have xcr -- turned back. they are no longer threatening ssee railroad.nne he makes a decision to fight. he changes his tactics from defensive to offenses, and he and he hasoffensive, only a minimum reserve, because he knows he must drive sigel out in order to go help lee in the overland campaign. rick and rich puts his troops in a long line of battle, they are going to push them into position. from banners hill to river world -- road, it is on the lines were some heavy fighting occurs, a gap opens in breckenridge's line, and he fills them with the virginia military institute corps of cadets. about midway through the afternoon, there is a general advance from this long confederate line, and they are going to push the union troops finalsigel into a retreat. the union troops are going to retreat all of th

leanne were arrested in an early morning raid at lee's hillsborough mansion. >>we do have in custody, 3 people. >>but then an unprecedented move tiffany li posted i 35 our million dollar bail to get out of jail. the family and friends helped her raise $4 million in cash the rest made up in property. the staggering transaction stunned the community. >>the fact that she was able to make that bail didn't come as a surprise but still for talking one of the top 8 or 10 bales ever posted in the united states. that's one that does widen one's eyes and angered the victims loved ones. >>nothing seems write about too. >>2 years later new details emerged in court the lead police investigator testified about it trail of tax. we sent to including one telling him greenlight end quote and a calm voice mail we left green the morning after he disappeared saying quote i guess who are missing or something give me a call back when you get this end quote the lead investigator testified the lee was emotionless when he handed her a death certificate and told her the father of her ch

jerry lee is now the third u.s. intelligence official convicted in just the past year of spying for china. lester >> all right pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> another extraordinary day of palace intrigue in britain for more fallout for prince andrew who was spotted riding with the queen today. we're learning more about the growing royal riff with his brother, the future king keir simmons is in london. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding, seen out riding with the queen today but cancelling a business trip to bahrain. prince charles said to be pushing for his brother's withdraw from public life for the foreseeable future. according to british newspaper. >> it rather tells you something about the shift in power from the queen to the man who sometimes referred to as the shadow king, if you'd like. >> reporter: his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and lack of remorse in last weekend's interview engulfing the royals in crisis. >> does prince andrew have the full support

and asked lee to help him clean up the mess at berreth's town home. lee, a nurse, says a few days after the murder, she watched as frazee burned a black tote bag he said contained berreth's body and the bat. lee also said frazee and berreth's baby daughter was in the home at the time of the killing. >> she was 13 months old. and unfortunately will never have a memory of her mother. >> reporter: defense attorneys questioned lee's credibility, pointing out she lied before about not knowing frazee and berreth. in exchange for her testimony, lee agreed to plead guilty to evidence tampering. frazee has maintained his innocence. prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. the judge sentenced frazee to life in prison without the possibility of parole. cbs news, los angeles. >>> cbs news has confirmed charges are expected this week, possibly as soon as today, in the death investigation of jeffrey epstein. the charges that include falsifying prison records, are against two correctional officers. those officers were responsible for guarding epstein the night he

it's a bill that was offered by senator lee. it's been offered in other congresses but it's actually making headway. it has 35 cosponsors, 15 of them democrats, including senator harris from california and senator duckworth, the junior senator from illinois. i believe that it ha -- it is a very narrowly focused effort to address a lot of the concerns senator durbin has but i do not believe senator durbin has the support of the senate to take this through regular order at this point let alone through unanimous consent. i hope that senator durbin and others who recognize that the high-skilled workers in this country, we do have a shortage. we do need to fix the -- fix a number of problems, but i don't think it can be fixed with the relief act. i encourage senator durbin to work with senator lee and the 34 other senate members who are working on a bipartisan basis to address this, to work together so that we can bring the fairness for high-skilled workers -- high-skilled immigrants act to the floor and send it to the house for cons

certainly, in recent yea rs, lee care. certainly, in recent years , we lee care. certainly, in recent yea rs, we have lee care. certainly, in recent years, we have seen many coming lee care. certainly, in recent years, we have seen many coming over here, who are world cup winners. it's a high calibre lee, is competitive, and you can win good money in the women's super league. i would say the wsl is up there. you can earn a lot of money appear, and forfans, it can earn a lot of money appear, and for fans, it is can earn a lot of money appear, and forfans, it is a real can earn a lot of money appear, and for fans, it is a real treat to have sam kerr here, and hopefully there'll be more big signings in the coming months. i'm sure there will be plenty of requested tickets. thank you. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news. arsene wenger is returning to football. the former arsenal boss will become fifa's new chief of global football development. the move ends speculation linking him with the vacant managerialjob at bayern munich. shane sutton â€

--ator lee? >> when you spoke to the house judiciary committee earlier this year you declined to answer whether the cdr program had materially contributed to preventing a terrorist attack. you stated, and correct me if i am wrong, but you believed that was not an appropriate measure of the program possible value. i don't find that answer sufficient. when we are debating -- when we were debating the usa freedom act four years ago the then nsa director publicly testified, publicly, there is only one occasion when the phone records collection was uniquely valuable in a counterterrorism case. to have at least as much as parents he as we had four years ago. since passage of the usa freedom occasions, iany will not ask you what they were, but on how many occasions was the cdr program materially significant in preventing a terrorist attack? 5, 10, 25, 0? i may clarify something you said about what i said to the house judiciary committee. what i thought i said and i don't have a transcript in front of me

lee and ulysses s. grant... not to mention ancient and medieval warriors. a history of world combat in one jam-packed man cave. your husband must've spent a lot of time putting this together. >> lovingly, over 40 years. >> it's really magnificent. i really did need to see this. you were right to get in touch with us. >> oh, i'm so glad you feel that way. >> i would love to learn more about it. >> i'd love to share that with you. >> can we sit and talk? >> i'd love it. >> carole tells me her late husband, bob postal, was born in 1940 in the gulf coast town of pascagoula, mississippi, where his father ran a garment factory. a shy, intense, and artistic kid, he kept to himself. >> he used to go into his room and draw. and he loved drawing military costumes. and he loved drawing battle re-enactments. >> as a young man, bob stops drawing soldiers and becomes one. he skips college, joins the army reserves, and in 1963, is stationed at fort dix in new jersey as a cook. he's never sent to vietnam. after an honorable discharge in 1969, bob follows in his father's fo

back to miss lee found not guilty on both counts. this relates to the 2016 homicide of her boyfriend keith green. they were high school sweethearts but that went sour. they had two kids and the speculation from the district attorney was that lee fearing she'd lose her daughters in a custody battle paid her to kill her ex. the county had the wrong two people on trial for this murder. let's see what he had to say. >> i don't like to speculate on exactly what the jury was thinking. all i can say is we defend a lot of people and a lot of them are guilty. and we still defend them because that's our obligation. i can say now what i would not say to you before for the last three and a half years. may and i both blee our client is not guilty. but innocent. >> defense lawyers say that adella was the man who murdered keith green. they pointed to a string of text messages that showed he abducted green in a parking space at adella's home and then came back to the peninsula and mr. green's body was found in sonoma so they have a track of him goin

death. >> reporter: lee denies killing barrett. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom, but carol mckinley was there for the first day of testimony. >> the trial started off with the victim's mother taking the stand. she broke down a couple of times, specifically, when she told the jury about the last time she spoke with her daughter on thanksgiving day 2018. >> reporter: in the weeks that follow, a jury will decide frazee's fate. one man's life on the line. as those who loved kelsey barrett hope for justice. for "nightline," i'm clayton sandell, in woodland park, colorado. >>> up next, one man's dream to dive, from olympic hopes to amazing steps against all odds. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ it's jcpenney's biggest sale of shop coats for the family... $12.99 men's and women's tops... or air fryers! or, take an extra 20% off with your

the email sent to henry lee were fiancee who lived with him and grabbed up denise instead. they will live with the scars and then public humiliation. their lawyer is jim waxstaff. >> the department did send denise and aaron each a letter of apology but, so far, has made no public statement to correct the impression of these two as liars and publicity hounds. denise and aaron sued the city of have lay hoe and in march of 2018 they settled that case for $2.5 million. still no one from vallejo pd has ever explained why the case went so wrong. the official department answer is only no comment. he said to you right at the end i'm sorry about this, this is going to mess you up. >> yes. >> he was right about that, wasn't he? >> yeah. yeah, it definitely messed me up for quite frankly. >> sometime the truest story is the one that sounds like a lie. why did you want to talk to us? >> if i can contribute in any way to making sure that this is taken seriously and this basically saying this is not a hoax, i lived firsthand through this and i know for a fact that it's true. >> that's al

that's when green and lee had a bitter break up. green refused to sign a mutual separation agreement. he was seen in april 2016. to work out a dustky issue with lee. his body was found a couple weeks later. green had been shot. the district attorney announced lee were charged in his murt. in april of 2017 lee was released after posting $66 million in property for bail. california record. >> we sent out a push alert as soon as the verdict was reached and the mistrial declared. down load the news app. >> new details about the halloween night shooting at a party in a rental that left five people dead. investigators gave an update in the past 90 minutes including information about arrests made yesterday. this is the first look at mug shots of the five people arrested. lebron wallace. sweeny. aisles and mitchell are all charged with murder. investigators confirm williamsson was the promoters of the party. charged with being accessory and charges. but not murder. investigators said several suspects have previous arrests or convictions and

lee admitted she helped clean up the crime scene after frazee burned the body. also taking the stand an inmate who spent time with frazee in a county jail. he said frazee made a hit list with the names of witnesses set to testify against him including lee. >> i learned that patrick frazee had committed a homicide. >> frazee declined to testify and his lawyers never called any witnesses of their own. >> we wish kelsey were here today. that would be true justice if she could join us today. >> as frazee faces a life sentence krystal lee is waiting for her sentencing dates. she's pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence. >>> we're following a developing story from hong kong where anti-government protest are holed up in a university campus. the campus has looked more like a war zone during days of fiery clashes with police. about 400 people have been arrested. hong kong's leader said overnight about 100 protesters are still barricaded inside the school. abc's ian pannell says others have escaped but could still be arrested. >> reporter: overnight some of the minors,

reporter: krystal lee said she saw blood everywhere. she was cleaning up this massive crime scene. >> reporter: lee claims she drove from idaho to co tote bag that he told her contained berreth's body and the baseball bat. more than 20 witnesses have been called to the stand so far. earlier this week a prosecution expert testified that a neighbor's surveillance camera captured frazee 11 times at berreth's condo the day she disappeared. the defense argued it's not clear if the person was fradsy. -- frazee. jurors have been paying close attention to everything. >> some of them had their heads down, taking notes. you could see on their faces just the horror and the, you were in after hearing krystal lee's testimony. >> frazee entered a not guilty plea and faces life in prison if convicted. his defense team is expected to point the finger at lee during the trial. pointing out she lied before about not knowing frazee and berreth. in exchange for her testimony, lee agreed to plead guilty to evidence tampering. she is expected to be back on th

lee has pleaded guilty to destroying evidence. she could be sentenced to anything from probation to three years in prison. david? >> clay son, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, that 345i jor recall. 2 million pounds of chicken. >>> and news of the punishment tonight of the employee that was seen on video faking his fall at work. t pain and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2 vo: ...with humira. woman 3 vo: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number onec for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to ar

it is deeply concerning that senator lee seems to have the support of another republican. senator john cornyn. he says durbin's quote delay tactics won't work. a delay tactic in calling for hearings and public debate that certainly senator lee's bill requires before it should be allowed to pass in any form. any senator, in my opinion should definitely give the public a chance to air their thoughts about this very important critical legislation of that -- that sets up direct competition with u.s u.s. worke. i would hope the president would go so far as to ask senator lee and durbin to back off their bills and for senator mcconnell to take charge of the senate and set this up for debate if we are to have a debate about a bill that will directly set up more intense competition with u.s. workers. it's unfair, it's unreasonable, and it's a fraud on the american worker. up next, the supreme court gears up for what could be one of the countries defining immigration court cases. we take that up and more. border patrol' brandon judd. when it comes to using data, everyone is differe

jackson lee. lee: i will try to get in two questions and i have so i will read one question quite quickly. this impacts my constituency. the positive childcare, housing, higher education, other essentials has been rising much faster than headline inflation and wages over the last few decades. this speaks to wage stagnation but more in particular of those working men and women who need those essentials. when making monetary policy does the fed consider price inflation in these critical goods and services that disproportionately way on working families pocketbooks? rep. jackson lee: we look at the overall inflation -- chair powell: we look at the overall inflation in the price level. we always look at the effects of what is happening in the economy and different income spectrums, including those of the lower end of the wage spectrum. helpjackson lee: does that move policies that might give relief to some of these working families who need these essentials? chair powell: all of it informs our making

of ed lee's family. the san jose sharks are on a winning streak coming up big for their fourth straight win. san jose's first goal against edmondton amend. it was following by two more unanswered goals. 6-3 over the division leading edmondton oilers. >> 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says the 49ers will have to restructure their defense. the defensive lineman tore his acl after the loss to seattle. after sacking russel wilson. the 49er's defense has been a big part of their winning formula and blair's injury will hurt the team. there's no official word on a roster yet. >>> when the warriors played the lakerses tonight in los angeles they'll be without another member of the roster. he broke a bone in his right hand during the home loss to utah jazz monday night. be reevaluated in two weeks. steph curry and clay thompson are out hurt. they're going to be out through most of the season. >>> time is now 458 after a musical unveiling in downtown san francisco. there it is, the mural is 60' tall. shows the tee

all my friends call me lee you're my friend >> thank you, lee. i certainly will but you mentioned the comments that the president made relating to you personally today. it was in response to a question from our eamon javers. let's listen to that quickly now. here's the president talking about you, lee >> good. >> i don't know leon cooperman, but whoever leon cooperman is, i know of him, he can have his own view but in the meantime, i'm making him rich and i'm making a lot of other people rich. everything about our economy is just about the best it's ever been >> lee, did the president lie there? does he know who you are >> well, look, i'm not a major guy. i'm a little guy he did meet with me. i did have dinner in the white house with him through the offices of a good mutual friend, but he has a lot of things on his mind so he might not remember but we did have dinner in july of 2017 in the white house there was about ten people at the dinner and the president and it was an interesting, good dinner but i don't think he lied. you know, how many mee

other side of this break lee smith and sidney powell dad! dad!! can you drive me to jessica's house? ♪ at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but so is making the most of the house before they're out of the house. spend your life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. maria: and i'm back with lee smith and sidney powell i want to show you this graphic that you put together about stefan ha lper. he was supposed to be studying china and russia, and he never went to china, never went to russia, however he kept showing up at all these conferences where trump campaign officials were at as you can see he met michael flynn in 17 and he saw l okhova, and then carter page and george papadopoulos, he made how much, about $1 million over a year, to do these studies, lee smith. yes, and of course what we see is these are not actual studies, we hear that he was reportedly the fbi's confidential source, sent against the trump campaign. what he really is is history is a politi

the lee family attorneys says now that she's a free woman. tiffany li will start right away on trying to regain custody of her 2 girls, even though her family posted a million bail to spring her from jail while awaiting trial. lee's been essentially under house arrest at her hillsborough home and an able to see her children except through a video screen. >>these children have lost their father very very difficult circumstances and they've been without their mother for almost 4 years while lee is now free to go buy out will remain in custody while the district attorney's decides whether or not to retry am. >>pretty dramatic difference. >>6 ix is a case that generally to retry i look for some different evidence something different before we go and invest the taxpayer money on a an expensive and lengthy trial. i'm not just simply i think i can do a better job next time. >>another question is whether or not a 3rd person will be called to answer for the murder of keep green a living heir adela who told police he was paid to get rid of green's body

amber lee here with her story. friends suspect that she was shot during an attempted car theft and car break in? >> that's what it looked like to them. neighbors and friends describe this as a woman who took care of her family and community. she worked as a caregiver for the elderly. they will always remember her selflessness and service to others. >> misty is someone who has a big heart and laughs so hard.

the star witness was a secret girlfriend named crystal lee. told authorities he tried to get her to kill berreth three different times. he she said he beat his fiancee to death with a baseball bat on thanksgiving day and berreth's last words were "please stop." he called her and said she had a mess to clean up. lee claims she drove from colorado to idaho and cleaned up the crime scene because frazee told her to and she feared for her life. lee has also admitted she destroyed berreth's cell phone, her keys and a gun all to help frazee cover his tracks. in exchange for her testimony, lee agreed to plead guilty to evidence tampering. a few days after thanksgiving she watched as frazee burned a poet box that he said contained berreth's body and a baseball bat. berreth's body has never been found. last week a fellow former prisoner testified how he received 16 notes from frazee with instructions to kill several of the witnesses testifying against him, including lee and berreth's mother. he said frazee wrote "they all need to disappear, unseen until

is because the corporate mainstream media gives this bipartisan view cover all of the time go ahead lee yeah yeah it's totally disgusting that we live in largely a death economy i mean we make tremendous amounts of money from our weapon sales 55 percent of our discretionary spending is. dumped into the military and if anyone questions it it's dead they're called right hillary clinton called gabbert a russian asset that is completely not allowed to question our military industrial complex and if you are you are pushed out by the 2 corporate parties you are you are purged from them like something they needed to vomit up because you dared question these things and as you mentioned earlier in the few instances that donald trump has tried to do something that was against war against death against our military such as withdraw troops or peace with north korea he is shut down and you know that is not to say he's some kind of dove. that obama dropped 26000 drone bombs his final year in office and with under trump it went up to 40000 a year so he has no dog it's a bomb every 12 minutes you know

lee shots was the embassy's agriculture attache. on the morning of november 4th, 1979, shots was leaving the embassy grounds for his office which was off the compound, a block and a half away. >> after i walked off the chancellery that morning, there was a lot of chatting going on out front. we knew that it was the celebration of the one year previously students had been shot by the shah's people in the streets. >> on that particular morning we did not perceive that we were under any more threat than usual. >> however, laingen was concerned about security for his 27-acre compound. so that morning he went to the iranian foreign ministry to ask for more protection. with him, was political officer vick tomsith. >> the reaction generally when we asked for increased protection was one of sympathy. >> while iranian diplomats at the foreign ministry sympathized with the americans, a mile away at the embassy, several hundred students were swarming around the main gates. just before 11:00 a.m. the attack began. they were over the walls and s

and the inventor of the world wide web tim berners lee has launched an action plan to improve online governance and he's calling for he's calling his plan a contract for the web and it calls on governments companies and individuals to join together to fight misinformation surveillance and censorship. this is the doubly news from berlin for more followers on twitter at the w news or visit our website w dot com. this is d.w.i. more coming up at the top of the hour and that don't forget about top websites as well think they'll be talking up a bit of. the for. the for. the from the beginning. nearly 1000000 people killed in just 100 days. where one does younger generation did not experience the 994 genocide but. its consequences. learning to overcome the psychological trauma one step at a time before the minds of the hmong world jim. consumation. close up next to d w. welcome to the euro max you tube channel. good line of stories. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning clarkson's culture to europe. place to be full curious minds . do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don

>> lee: i know. >> anthony: it's amazing. >> lee: all right go ahead. just let that tip high just straight up in the air. good. perfect! >> anthony: bill's a fifth generation montanan whose principal business is raising cattle. he's no weekend cowboy. this is work and he pays a lot of attention to his land. and a big issue for him for just about everybody around here, is the 1985 stream access law. >> bill: anybody that could access a stream via a public means could in fact use the stream even if it was on private grounds as long as they stayed within the ordinary high water mark of the stream. >> anthony: widely heralded by sportsman and outdoor enthusiasts, the law did not go down well with landowners like bill. >> anthony: oh got him! >> something took a bite. lee: yep! you still got a fish right in there too. >> anthony: oh, i see him. >> lee: perfect. e hoop set, set! whoa! the fish of the day nice brownie! >> anthony: all right! beautiful thing! that's pretty but i will not eat you today my friend. not today. >> anthony: for lunch a modest protein

thanks to mr lee's connections we go into one of them. this farm houses approximately 10000 animals multiple rabbits are often crammed together into one tiny cage. with never afraid there's no more room once i've sold a few rolls i'll be able to have one rabbit cocaine for the other members are your food there are no hygiene rules of thumb. on another phone we find the same breeding conditions animal droppings the left topola around the cages. some of the rabbits show signs of breathing problems. others have behavioral issues. tumours. deformities for those rabbits destined for luxury life couldn't get much once. we all fall far away from max morrow's elliptical phrase we can confirm that we only source for certified supplies. but all this is nothing compared to the death of the animals thanks to our firm much and we are allowed to enter the slaughterhouse. that noise you can hear is the sound of rabbit screeching. their legs are often broken as they are hung upside down at the start of the slaughtering process next they are slaughtered.

lee, thanks for the time >> my pleasure >> bye-bye >> that's lee cooperman. by the way, we have a couple other interviews you don't want to miss. mark lasry, the chairman and ceo of aftverman capital and tuesday, lloyd blankfein who is called out in this new ad by elizabeth warren, he has responded on twitter already let me read that to you now since he's going to join us next week lloyd blankfein tweeting surprised to be featured in senator warren's campaign ad given the many severe critics she has out there. not my candidate but we align on many issues. villefication of a people could be good for her group. maybe tribalism is just in her deane. that's lloyd blankfein on twitter. we'll hear in him next week. to phil lebeau with the news alert. >>> scott, every year "consumer reports" asks its members, rank your vehicle, tell us what works and doesn't work the new report has just come out, lexus, mazda and toyota are rates at one, two, and three as the most reliable models according to "consumer reports." the bottom three, cadillac drops to the bottom behind

new developments in the case of tiffany lee. a bay area aires coming up what the judge confiscated from the jury. >> and we have more on that stabbing during the popular pop eye's chicken sandwich pro motion. >> not much going on here for the morning commute. >> well the coolest day of the week will be today. we've had temps that have been way above. they're slightly below today. we'll take a look at those. >>> the first day of public testimony in impeachment inquiry has wrapped up. where do we go from here and who is set to testify next. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> well good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday morning november 14th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. steve is here talking about it's cold outside. >> it's the coolest we've been probably most everybody's below the average today. that's an rarity this month. low and high clouds 50s and 60s. yesterday, the coast took the tumble into the 50s and it was a cool day. it will be 5