turner." >> researched turner he is an enigma. he's a bundle of contradictions. >> joseph mallord william turner was a cockney. his father was a barber, his mother died in an insane asylum. at the age of 24 he pained this self portrait. but it was his landscapes which made him famous and rich. landscapes and seascapes that in the last years of his life especially, were as radical as intense and strange as the man himself. >> this is the most extraordinary depiction of a storm. would never have seen a painting like this before. and that's the power of it. >> julian brooks of the j. paul getty museum. now at the deyoung museum in san francisco. >> you have a steamboat in the middle of the storm. >> it's crucial because steam power invisible technology. turner instead of celebrating the technology he makes it. nothing compared to the power of the sea. this is the painting that turner, he said, well, i wanted to see the storm from o tnhe ship. i asked him the sailors the tie me to the mast. it's all about feeling. not just describing

turner." >> researched turner he is an enigma. he's a bundle of contradictions. >> joseph mallord william turner was a cockney. his father was a barber, his mother died in an insane asylum. at the age of 24 he pained this self p but it was his landscapes which made him famous and rich. landscapes and seascapes that in the last years of his life especially, were as radical as intense and strange as the man himself. >> this is the most extraordinary depiction of a storm. would never have seen a painting like this before. and that's the power of it. >> julian brooks of the j. paul getty museum. now at the deyoung museum in san francisco. >> you have a steamboat in the middle of the storm. >> it's crucial because steam power invisible technology. turner instead of celebrating the technology he makes it. nothing compared to the power of the sea. this is the painting that turner, he said, well, i wanted to see the storm from on the ship. i asked him the sailors the tie me to the mast. it's all about feeling. not just describing somethin

turner." >> researched turner he is an enigma. he's a bundle of contradictions. >> joseph mallord william turner was a cockney. his father was a barber, his mother died in an insane asylum. at the age of 24 he pained this self portrait. but it was his landscapes which made him famous and rich. landscapes and seascapes that in the last years of his life especially, were as radical as intense and strange as the man himself. >> this is the most extraordinary depiction of a storm. would never have seen a painting like this before. and that's the power of it. >> julian brooks of the j. paul getty museum. now at the deyoung museum in san francisco. >> you have a steamboat in the middle of the storm. >> it's crucial because steam power invisible technology. turner instead of celebrating the technology he makes it. nothing compared to the power of the sea. this is the painting that turner, he said, well, i wanted to see the storm from on the ship. i asked him the sailors the tie me to the mast. it's all about feeling. not just describing

>> she was asked flat out, but with a friend like turner. >> turner, did she make this mess? did she do that? >> at first turner is like i'm not talking. conot take the pressure of questioning. >> who made this mess? >> no! >> actually point the abbi out. >> she's pointing at you. >> awesome. these two aren't going to be best friends anymore. they're going to have some silent treatment going on in this house. >> dogs are very forgiving. >> who made this mess. >> no honor amongst dogs. >> that's the best dog video ever. it was so good. >> she pointed at you. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> it's a white knuckle rescue of a woman stuck on the rocks in the rapids holding their dog. see why they're both a slip away from death. >> i need help! >> this guy has a serious issue. why mr. crankypants has his underies in a bunch. that is one relaxed pig. getting one heck of a belly rub. the story behind a full service farm sankt tear. sanctuary. >> can he pick up girls in australia in polish? >> see who's game for his game and who is like --

disabled owned businesses the training is free and dinner is provided month nights i want to thank turner and contact turner eileen at 5108241 or t c co.org should be very valuable and helpful to those businesses if are working to work in the construction field and to give an update from our construction. >> good morning steve rule with turner construction thank you, maria some good process although not a lot of significant changes since we briefed you in june probably more significance the fact we're erecting steel we've moved into the eastern zone and pouring concrete on the deck this is the slide we track the progress and milestones the key we're leaving that did t go wall will be completed in september and possibly as early as august and structural steel is doing better as fabrication and deliveries continue to build but they're still behind we're shooting for the spring april 2016 of erection target overall progress i'm sure you're aware of it is hard to tell but you see up there in the middle we've crossed into the eastern zone of steel construction in the wail pours almost complete

president turner, thanks. members of the board of trustees , faculty, staff, parents, most importantly the class of 2015. i thank you for your warm welcome and i appreciate the invitation to be with you. when i mentioned this speech to some of my pals, they were surprised i was going to give it . i haven't given a commencement speech since leaving office. my decision is quite practical. i got a phone call from my landlord. [laughter] gerald turner. [laughter] rather than raising the rent or threatening to hold the security deposit, i was relieved to hear him ask if i believed in free speech. [laughter] [applause] i said it yes. he said perfect, here is your chance to give one a. -- give one. as a proud member of the smu community, i am honored to be here. truly honored. to deliver the 100th spring commencement address. i admire president turner's persuasiveness in his leadership. he runs a fantastic university. [applause] it is dynamic, diverse, destined for continued excellence. he has assembled a strong admi

turner: absolutely. and certainly by what you have said, they are violating the truly they have signed. that has nogime interest in signing treaties and abiding to them. bothcontinue to pursue their support of terrorist organizations, the destabilization of the middle east. they are a threat to the united states of america and certainly a threat to israel. just pointingare out about being able to verify what their nuclear assets are and that being an unsatisfactory part of the deal, what can the of a military offensive on this question mark what can they do to verify properly? the administration has conceded far too early on a number of issues that are far too important. think about icbms. iran will be permitted to pursue icbm technology which only has one purpose -- to reach the united states. this is an effort on their part to reach weapons of mass destruction to the u.s. homeland . if they are going to abandon their nuclear ambitions, they should abandon enrichment and make sure all their sites are av

he and his partner, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. often the officers will ride together, but today they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw a hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. and i slowed down, look at him in my rearview mirror. and it kind of crossed my mind, i wonder if he knows anything about the accident, if he saw it or maybe he was involved in it. >> as officer turner pulls up, there'

we will speak to another republican congress and, mark turner of ohio. betty: the quarterly report card is out for two of the nation's against banks. cost cutting boosted jpmorgan. mark: china eyes it's largest takeover ever of a foreign company -- that company may be micron technology, a chipmaker based in idaho. we will have details on the deal which could hit 23 billion dollars. hit $23 billion. good afternoon. mark: thank you so much for staying with us. let's begin with a look at the markets on this tuesday. u.s. stocks on the rise despite that unexpected drop

for me nina turner and dr. james peterson. professor, you first. your reaction to jeb bush's remarks on president obama speaking the truth. >> well i think it is nice that he sort of gave little bit of endorsement to president obama. but i think former governor bush's record in the state of florida is not just stand your ground. it is other policies he implemented over the course of his tenure there, i think should be called into question. especially in the context of the political are discourses how we save our cities. when i listen to all of the speeches from presidential candidates, very short on specifics how we actually get into cities and save our cities. obviously policing is a big part of that. education is a big part of that. but for example, you know, choice in schools and the charter school movement has been bankrupting some of our public school systems and undermining the, sort of impulse to take to scale good practices and best practices when it comes to public schools. and those policies we've seen governor bush advocate for in the st

new details in the case of marquisse turner. >> reporter: that's right. sheriff's deputies arrest ed the 16-year-old in the middle of a brazen rape. after holding him for a while a judge released him on home monitoring and said he could go back to summer school. >> police say they caught marquisse turner in the act. the rape of his ex-girlfriend caught on surveillance tape outside the courthouse after the two left a movie at the rockville theater around the corner. by the time the 19-year-old alleged victim arrived at the hospital she was without a pulse or signs of life. we still do not know why she died. >> this was a situation where she died in front of her mother in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. >> weeks later a district court judge released turner with a note that he should be at home when he's not in school. school is churchill high where the 16-year-old has an individual education plan that mandates he attend classes three hours a day, five days a week even during the summer. >> it's just unconsciousable that the school system is not do

on c-span2, saturday night at 10:00 eastern on book tv's "afterwards" michael turner talks about the growing national debt and talks about restructuring entitlement as a solution. and glenn beck presents his thoughts on islamic extremist. and on islamic history --

school officials are looking to educate turner without endangering others. safety advocates say that's a good thing. >> you have a child who is being charged as an adult on, you know, very serious assault charges, sexual assault charges, and it's not safe for him, it's not safe for anybody else, it seems to me, to put him back in the situation where he's at risk and so is everybody around him. >> turner's lawyer says the evidence suggests his alleged victim died from a drug or alcohol overdose but police say they are still waiting for toxicology reports. >>> a union representing tens of thousands of federal workers is suing the office of personal management over those recent security breaches. hackers linked to china got into the system and they snooped into the personnel files of millions of current and former federal workers. well, in this lawsuit the national treasury employees union claims that opm violated workers' rights by failing to protect that private information. >>> we saw a huge celebration in northeast today for the grand opening of ben's chili

that's where we find emily turner. can you hear us now? >> reporter: i can hear pup sorry at earlier. we're pulling off a pretty amazing feat. i'm literally live on a boat in the middle of san francisco bay. it is going be a big night object -- a big night on the bay. here's john talco from temptationsanfranciso.com. what is it like? >> we're so blessed to be here. but this weather can get brew fall you have the fog, current, lot of wind. tough respect the san francisco bay. it gets really, really tough here occasionally. so please wear your life jacket. that's the least can you do. if you want to party, keep your drinks to a minimum. this is a way to keep it as safe as possible. >> reporter: when it comes down to it, of all of the anybodies you need to do, what do you think the most important element is? >> reporter: it all depends. tonight, have your life jackets on and have people looking all around. >> >> how packed do you think it will be? >> it will be full of people, full of boat. >> i now we will be live out here on san francisco w

in san francisco, ellie turner, kron news. the giants todayed to take the game in the battle of the bay bridge series to 2-1. the series concludes tomorrow in san francisco. >>> over 68,000 socker fans took to levi's stadium as manchester united beat barcelona, 2-1. alicia read show us how this preseason game is heating things up. >> reporter: although manchester united kept the lead after scoring their first goal within minute, barcelona fans believe their team played just as hard. >> we are back. >> reporter: fans were celebrating soccer. >> my team did not win, but it doesn't matter. my husband's team won though. >> a little rivalry wean husband and life, but it's all good. >> my team, barcelona, plays very good. >> it was basically barcelona's b team. >> for many, it was the first time to cheer them on in person. >> the players are looking sharper. hopefully this will be our season. >> no, chelsea all dieday. >> do united. >> reporter: reporting from santa clar are, alicia reid, kron4 news. >>> it will be busy in san franc

emily turner, kron 4 news. >>> residents who live in a san jose homeless encampment got a boot. marshals came in and cleaned it all out. >> you go here and then you got to go somewhere webles so you come here and then you have to go somewhere else. >> reporter: many of homeless had been squatting for years. >> they just want a place to call their own. awant to cook dinner. >> reporter: the city did a sweep for the people that could be seen along the front. then the state did their sweep sweep saturday morning for everyone inside. >> for what? it's not fair. >> my aunt got run over by the bulldozer from and almost died. they ran over her when she was asleep inside of her tent. $trees were trimmed and. >> now you have a lot o more people that are mobile and out in the streets. >> reporter: the camp runs about a mile long. here is a makeshift shower for the entire camp. this served as a door to the camp. >> when we get there, the doors are close on this. >> reporter: many of these face say there was no where are weather to go. they more tap likely will go back in after the cleanup

kron 4's emily turner talked to people who work near some local recruiting centers. >> reporter: the images and events in chattanooga hit close to home for many, even though they happened miles and miles away >>: its kind of scary to think of people who are killing recruiters who are helping kids out - helping us out. >> reporter: but for evelyn barba the brutal murder of three marines and attack on a military recruiting office are even more frightening. she works right below the recruiting office in alameada. >>: im concerned that might happen at the office where they work right upstairs and to the friends cause we know most of thm and they are nice guys - we are close to them and we are scared that it would happen to them or anybody around us. >> reporter: no one in the recruiting office would to talk to us on camera- but they were all aware of what happened. even still, their doors today were open. which is shocking, barba says knowing that recruiters aren't allowed to carry weapons. >>: we havea security guy, but i don't feel that safe. we probably need something better. >> repor

michael turner confronted a homeless man inside a pittsburgh target store back in 2013. the homeless man had attacked someone outside the store and turner came in after him with baseball bat. target says because turner went after that guy with a baseball bat that the homeless man stabbed a 16-year-old girl inside that store. the girl's family calls turner a hero and is suing target. >>> it's the perfect treat on hot summer day but ice cream can have you waging an all out battle when it's right out of the freezer solid rock hard. pretty much impossible to scoop iain. >> one tool promises to change all of that and give you the perfect scoop every time without that battle. fox's steve noviello puts scoop that to the test to fine out if it's a deal or dud. ♪ >> reporter:. >> sandwiched somewhere between the cookies and the ice cream is the right tool for the task. >> we got our normal ice cream scoop here. >> just don't do ice cream and cookies. we combine them and make as ice cream sandwich. >> reporter: they're special dipping cabinets keep the ice cream at the perfect s

nina turner. you were at the net roots nation. what was this all about? you know, when you take a look at this black lives movement that is taking place. what did they need to hear from democratic candidates? >> i was definitely there. and it was palpable the energy in that room. and i think both governor o'malley and senator sanders were just tone deaf to what was going on. they were not able to readjust what they had originally come out to say. and that being said i do agree with dr. dyson on the fact that yes, senator sanders is great. people like senator sanders and what he's talking about. but you have to be able to go deeper. and what the black lives matter young adults who are talking about is hear what we are saying. say the name of sandra bland. talk about anderson from cleveland. and recognize we need equality across the spectrum. and if we look at the wealth gap in the country, just one example to confirm what my wonder twin had to say. $130,000 in 2013 for most white families in terms of accumulated wealth. for african american families about

kron 4's emily turner has that part of the middleton- gonzalez case. >> emily :the last post on adrian gozalez's instagram was the day he's accused of killing 8 year old maddy. he's playing the song, 'mad world,' and a mad world is exactly what adrian's classmates say they're living in now that they know he's charged with murder. >>:i still cannot believe picture him being the kind of guy to do something like that >> alecia :they say the 15 year old soon-to-be sophomore kept to himself, played piano for the jazz band and above everything else, loved his yo yo >>:i did not believe it first he was always making small jokes and stuff in class or playing with his yo-yo or piano i thought he was really sweet and down to earth >> alecia :his instagram account has been deleted, but not before we found these pictures with captions quoting lyrics like "the dreams in which i'm dying are the best i've ever had." sources say gonzalez killed maddy because he wanted to kill himself. so instead, they say, he duct taped her, raped her and stabbed her to death. >>:he was kind of quiet to himself but wh

. >>> a very touching tribute to ted turner taking shape in downtown atlanta. he changed the way we cover and watch the news. he really did change the world by creating cnn back in 1980. much more right after this. when you have a migraine you'll reach for anything to make the pain go away. truth is, most pain relievers don't work like excedrin migraine. it relieves my pain starting in 30 minutes. that's fast! plus, sensitivity to light and sound. excedrin migraine. wow, that was fast. no fifth grader's ever sat at the cool table. but your jansport backpack is permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. now get a swiss gear backpack for only $10. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. benny's the oldest dog in the shelter. he needed help all day so i adopted him. when my back pain flared up, we both felt it. i tried tylenol but it was 6 pills a day. with aleve it's just two pills, all day. now i'm back! aleve. all day strong. when it comes to medicare, everyone talks about what happens when you turn sixt

. >> steve nicolas and tarius grissom are cell mates at the turner gilford knight center, one of the newer miami-dade facilities. both men are fighting charges of lewd and lascivious conduct. while awaiting the outcome of their cases, they struggle to adapt to their close quarters. >> why are you listening to my radio? >> chill out. read a book, man. >> you read a book. >> i think this place is a little bit too close for a grown man to be in for a long period of time. >> yeah. come in here with him, got to hear him all day. battery going dead, he don't want to give me a battery because he want to talk. i'm tired of being in this room. i want to be out there. i can't use the phone because my people don't got collect. >> since we talking, then you got to be in the room with him. you got to smell him. you got to smell when he blow his nose. his toes stink. >> although the turner gilford night center is considered cleaner and safer than the main jail, both say they would rather serve their time at the older facility. >> i prefer the county. even though it's stinking and got rats and ever

john bolton, gillian turner, thank you very much, gillian. thank you, john. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight, we'd like to hear what you think about that. cast your vote at loudobbs.com tonight. >>> well, a stunt goes terribly, horribly wrong and it's all caught as it so often is these days on video. a stuntman at greenville pickens speedway in south carolina clutching the hood of a jeep, as it smashes through a burning wall, but things -- geez! that is horrific. but things, it's fair to say did not go well. he is up and running, as i hope he would. he was run over several times as you see there before the jeep stops. the stunt men gets up. he runs off the track and incredibly, nothing broken, only minor injuries. it's marred to imagine, but there it is. our lying eyes surely wouldn't lead us wrong. incredible. >>> up next, hillary crumbling in the polls and an american astronaut heading to space for the first time, thank you vladimir putin, thank you, russia. we are so deeply in your debt. why are we so unkind to him? he takes our ast

marquise turner is accused of raping his 19-year-old ex-girlfriend outside a courthouse in rockville last month and the victim died on the way to the hospital. an autopsy has not been released. as questions about the criminal case remain uncertain, a montgomery county school spokesman indicated that turner would be able to complete course work outside of the classroom. >>> are you going to sell these to us? are they your tickets? >> it's illegal to do, but the news4 i-team found it isn't stopping many from scalping tickets. two years ago the police promised to crack down on the scalpers after so many people were getting ripped off. the i-team hit the streets again with undercover cameras to find out why it's still a problem. and captured one scalper trying to spill his secrets about where he gets his tickets. you can read the full i-team report on the nbc washington app. >>> if you live in prince george's county, you have a new way to get into touch with police. it's called next door. it's a private high-tech version of the community message board with crime reports, classified ads a

police say turner and the girl were walking home from a date. courthouse security got happen to catch the alleged rape on camera and ran to the woman's aid. we learned turner, a sophomore at winston churchill high school in potomac, has since posted his $100,000 bond and is living at his mother's apartment while awaiting trial. according to court documents the accused rapist has to wear an electronic monitor but is allowed to attend a special needs summer program at churchill high school. parents there are stunned. they are concerned their children may be in harm's way. montgomery county school officials claim privacy laws prevent them from talking about student matters, but they told us the at e-mail in general if a judge has ordered the release of a student while criminal charges are pending and is him cps is legally required to provide educational services to the student, they will do so in a way that proactively ensures the safety and security of all students. so two important questions remain -- where is turner attending class, and who is s

so it's very, very interesting jillian turner and lisa thank you very much. appreciate it. >> melissa . >> few other stories on our radar right now fcc approving at&t 48.5 billion deal for directv. the personaller creates the biggest paid tv company. process took more than a year of review, with the department of justice phoned nothing significant risk to competition. meanwhile fda approving jenron new drug but with limits. injectable drug could provide a new option for several million high risk heart patient who is can't get their cholesterol to desirable levels with the staten drug. but estimatessed cost of $12,000. critics warn it could send health care costs and premiums skyrocketing. and the wwe has ended its relationship with hulk hogan in wake of reports that he was recorded repeatedly using the n word among other thing. and the statement hall of fame wrestler said, quote, eight years ago, i used a offensive language during a conversation. it was unacceptable for me to have used that observancive language and i apologize for having done it. >> meanwhil

. >> joining us now nina turner, the former state senator from ohio. you were at john kasich's announcement today. have you switched parties? >> i was, lawrence. oh, please don't get that rumor started out there. i was there to listen to the governor and also to provide some commentary for the democratic party. it was a sight to see. there were a lot of folks there, wall to wall. and it was the governor doing what the governor does best. i want to caution, lawrence, i mean even though i know some of the national media has written off the governor, we have to remember that governor kasich is the governor of the greatest swing state in the nation. i say that because i live here and it is true that no republican has ever won the presidency without the great state of ohio. the governor is a believer but what the governor talked about in his speech today from my vantage point of serving in the legislature while he is still governor, i have not seen the connection between what he said in his speech and what his policies have brought forth. >> nina turner, si

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>>emily turner: on the note about whether or not the people who ran the recruiting offices can be on the debt is something the u.s. military is now looking into if, as they but they made earlier there will be discussing it at least it is a discussion reporting live in alameda. >>catherine heenan: the shooting and tennessee of course this is rice security concern ever proven center they're back with us they're changing anything? >>scott rates: right wave their lot of concern out there for all of these recruitments centers across the country the military prisoners are trying to prevent another deadly attack heavily- armed nypd guarding u.s. military personnel recruiting station and times for an offense apartment is under some pressure from the white house to show action on beefing up troop protection you also might remember a recent one from the fbi after the ices threats out there calling for a lone wolf attacks on july 4th holiday that did not happen by goodness. >>scott rates: what had happened so far but the fbi said they were able to stop several potential plots the day house home

without the aclu and michelle turner, i probably would not be here right now and inmates being released right now would probably still be in prison. there's a lot of people to give credit to. amy: i just want to say, we want to thank you for joining us. we will be checking back with you over time. jason hernandez was sentenced to life in prison without parole in 1998 for his role in a drug conspiracy, starting when he was 15. he was one of eight prisoners whose sentences were commuted by president obama in 2013. he was in prison at the el reno oklahoma federal prison that obama visited thursday. we would like maya schenwar to stay with us. we want to ask you about the case of sandrabland when we come back. we're going to look at the case of police brutality in two cases, coming up. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: last friday, an african-american woman was returning home from a job interview in waller county texas, when she was stopped by police. apparently, s

. >> joining us now nina turner the former state senator from ohio. you were at john kasich's announcement today. have you switched parties? >> i was, lawrence. oh please don't get that rumor started out there. i was there to listen to the governor and also to provide some commentary for the democratic party. it was a sight to see. there were a lot of folks there, wall to wall. and it was the governor doing what the governor does best. i want to caution, lawrence i mean even though i know some of the national media has written off the governor we have to remember that governor kasich is the governor of the greatest swing state in the nation. i say that because i live here and it is true that no republican has ever won the presidency without the great state of ohio. the govr is a believer but what the governor talked about in his speech today from my vantage point of serving in the legislature while he is still governor i have not seen the connection between what he said in his speech and what his policies have brought forth. >> nina turner since you w

michelle turner joining us. with your take on the sitdown. i want to go over because the list gets longer as we speak. i couldn't even build a graphic because things are breaking even as we go to air. nbc universal, univision, aura tv and now serta mattresses. they're really starting to drop with a bit more momentum now. does this matter to him? >> i don't think it does. i asked him that yesterday. i said people are pulling out of this pageant like in droves. your sponsors are dropping out, performers are dropping out, judges are dropping out. what do you think about that? and his thing is i don't really care. there's nothing i can do about it. he feels what he's saying is true. you know what he looks at more than any of this? he says cnn said i have number two in the polls. i have gone up nine percentage points since may so somebody must be buying into my message. that's what he looks at. >> right. and it is true. he does have people who agree with what he's saying. i have to reiterate it is troublesome that he's citing fusion journalism and

kron 4's emily turner joins us emily? >> reporter: what has that happened now the race is on for the next six months. all the dax all astaire's need to be expected inspected for the next three years. they're doing this to avoid this situation and. . >> vicki: the family who lost a daughter in the pier 14 shooting is in washington d-c tonight. on tuesday. the parents and brother of kate steinle will testify in front of the senate judiciary committee. kron 4's kate cagle is live in the newsroom. and explains how they hope to make an impact on immigration laws. >> reporter: this is not about lilco or national issues it's a personal one. gulf dole bil>> reporter: donation to kids to charities such as that caused the cake in fact-a fact. >>: >>: this is a testament to hear it their family. >> reporter: the family is going to meet with the republican and democratic parties. the right thing to do is to fix. >> vicki: police are hoping newly released surveillance footage of an arson suspect will lead to an arrest. the man respons

>>emily turner: what their goal to do is clearly lost around in hopefully ensure something like this never happens again this is the first time since kate steinle murder the same service to the policy had been on the floor of an official meeting the announced his plan to reform the policy to deny his reform which have yet to officially be drafted are three prongs and aimed mostly at the share office the first act a share to rescind his back order than the communication with immigration officials the second would pass legislation requiring the share to check with the district attorney's office does the fact plans to pursue outstanding warrants before brennan the prisoner back into the city. >>emily turner: the third point at the shelf while lopez sanchez the accused killer was kept in jail after he should have been released from prison the former chef office was of the border supervises meeting on another topic with the not want to weigh in on this one despite the very obvious place at a share a speech we reached out to a member of the legal team with the share of department to agree

>>emily turner: his account has been deleted but not before we found these pictures capture according will like the dreams in which i am dying are the best i've ever had the exclusive source of say that he killed her because he wanted to kill himself so instead he did take her record and staff to death. >>emily turner: they are much nicer than the one left on his account before it was deleted hundreds of them curley insult of the 15 you're accused killer will now faces charges as an adult. >>james: our coverage continues online does go to our web site www.kron4.com riposted all of our stories about madison middleton and information about the killer they're all on our web site also happen to lead the memorial service for fallen hayward police officer sardis got longer he was held before-- sergeant scott longer he was a father and a 15 year veteran. >>: if i can this asset you, support us as we as we celebrate what he gave to this community with his work ethic the mentoring in the leadership of the coaching that will be the greatest, you can u.s. today is a level begin at 10:00 and open

alix: that was mike turner of ohio. primen athens is speaking right now. thank you for staying up for us. what so far has he been saying in the interview? isthe big take away here that greece has a chance to ask us this crisis within three years time. all of the choices that he had to make, some choices were very hard, including whether or not to agree to the deal. >> we were made to go towards the most powerful people in europe. we had to put this on the table. the agreement with the specific redeker's or go bankrupt. bankrupt.tors or go he said that the creditors were vengeful, even after the referendum passed last week he talked about a number of hearts of this plan, and it would talk about a couple of them. this was a hard choice to make. determined age, that is something the great people should've done on their own. it is not a progressive thing or someone to be able to retire on the age of 50. the tax, broadening the tax base and raising the sales tax. without, it is irrational, but he had to accept it. i was out running this neighborhood, and he sai

john: you cite businessman like sam walton, ted turner, boy, i don't think of them as heroes. walton started walmart, gets filthy rich. >> he absolutely started this business in order to make money. but what he did was bring necessary stuff to working class people at lower prices than they could get anywhere else, and that is a -- he is a much greater benefact offer humanity than barack obama or elizabeth warren or any of these others. [ applause ] >> and then there's a whole group of people, ted turner who created cnn. brian land who created c-span. jeff bezos at amazon, jimmy whales at wikipedia. larry page and sergei bren at google. they brought knowledge to the world, transparency, we get to find out more or less what politicians are up to because of this. john: but some of this did it to make money. >> some didn't, jimmy whales created a charity. he may wish he didn't do that. sure they do it to make money, by the invisible hand as adam smith put. if you set out to make money, the only way to do it is to provide people with something they want. >> one of the things that's

>>emily turner: on the fourth of july our hands on deck police cackling of the exact same way bringing in all sophisters on foot and is the easiest way to maneuver around grout patrolling you can't imagine what so many people in this city for the fireworks that were to make sure that they can do whatever they can everyone is on edge because there was that murdered a couple of days ago a random shooting that happened right here and the embarcadero the morning after that it wants to make sure that everyone is safe making sure they need the public's health to do that-- help. . >>emily turner: if you see some of the suspense is caught immediately so the police can get to the situation and they can handle it they're asking it is the for the july you want to celebrate just drink in moderation they stared at all with a lemon is a lot of problems also this summer will carriage electronically them at home do not bring the fancy camera tapes with a apple phone but you don't give burglars are believed to target you some good advice me what an american memory, if there is getting ready for to in t

in san francisco, emily turner kron4 new. >> hundreds gathering for sandra bland's funeral. she was found hanging two weeks ago. her death remains under investigation after video of her arrest was released last week that showed a police officer threatening her with a taser. however autopsy results say that bland took her own life. they're calling for an independent autopsy. >>> breaking news from san francisco this morning. where there was an officer involved shooting. it happened near sfo on highway 380 earlier this morning. we're gathering detail for you. continue to have an update as we learn new information for you throughout the morning. the victims of the deadly movie theater shooting being remembered this weekend. allison burn is in lafayette where people mourn their deaths. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> a united voice showing support for the victims and sadness for what's happening in lafayette. >> it's really tough seeing this happen to the community but i know it's such a tight knit community that we're going to show support. that's really encouraging to see. >> i keep thin

leading again, it's not too late, we can do it, we've done it before, veterans like clair, and bob turner remind me, that what makes america great, what makes us exceptional, the greatest country in all of the world, has been all through out our history in times of crisis, be it economic, fiscal, military or spiritual, there have been men and women of courage who have been willing to stand up and think more about future generations than they thought about their own political futures. ladies and gentlemen, this is one of those times in american history. [cheers and applause] >> so, after a great deal of thought, and a whole lot of prayer. we are so honored to have you join with us here today as we aofficiallyannounce -- announce we're running to serve at your president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> tonette and i want our sons matt and alex and all of other sons and daughters like them to grow up in a country that is as great issue as great as the country we inherited. americans deserve a president who will fight and win for th m them. someo

. >> reporter: emily turner, krom 4 news. >>> 400,000 undocumented ingraduates now have a lice to drive in california. kate kagel gives us a look at the long lines. >> reporter: you may remember in january and february with the lines at the dmv look -- looked like this. now we know bhip steins governor brown signed a.b. 60 into because whrawr more than 1 million undocumented californians took tear test, and 400,000 got their license. that means more tan half of those licensed this year are here illegally. undocumented imdrants were drive driving anyway. now roads are safer now they know the rule and can get zmurns. but opponents just argued california just made life a whole lot easier for people who sopt be here in the fist place. >>> people in richard monday gathering to celebrate the opening of a new park. and donald trump stirring up more controversy. what he says about fellow republican senator john mccain. and friends and family continue to mourn those who died during a deadly shooting rampage in tennessee. hear what they have to say. female announcer: get three years interest-free

justin turner would score. the dodgers score four in the ninth and go on to win. >> it is granted. they are a great team. they do a lot of great things. they are a tough line up to face because they can hit every pitch you throw. there were a couple times where i got the pitch down in the zone and they were still able to get the bats to the ball and get it into the outfield. robert: let's talk o's and tigers. adam jones puts one down the left-field line. that is number 15 on the season. an explosion on offense for the o's. jonathan schoop hits one to almost the same spot. the o's just tag justin verlander for seven runs. round three of the british open. the surprises keep coming. we will start with jordan spieth. he is alive and his questec for his third major. lands withing four feet of the cup. he is in second place at the moment. the story of the day, paul dunne and amateur from ireland. he has a share of the lead. dunne is the first amateur to be atop the leader board at the british open since 1954. >> after i played the practice round, i had a few people come home with me. i t

emily turner spoke with those celebrating on the wear. >> reporter: in the bay, the 4th of july comes with bang of fireworks, barbecue, and boats, but that combination can also make it tricky on the water. >> 4th of july is one of our busiest evening es. a lot of people haven't used their boats for a long, long time, and they go in the san francisco bay. it gets really busy. >> reporter: zwron john anyway alda has been navigating these waters for years. he has enough life vests for everyone onboard. >> make sure you're wearing your life jacket at all time, specially when you're wearing a lifejacket like this. attach it, it gives you a little signal a strobe light is a good idea to have. >> reporter: tonight's weather changed towards the foggy and the wind pick up. that's when john say it's important to have a look eat. >> try not to drink too much. i know everybody wants to party, but you have to play it safe. san francisco bay is one of the most gorgeous, beautiful places to be. >>> a 4 can-year-old boy was injured at 45th of july party. he was run over by -- at a 4th of july parade.

>>emily turner: this is the first time officially the city of san francisco has discuss changes to the central policy one of the big things that came up today discussion is that person and foremost they would not change the fact of san francisco as a sanctuary city however what supplies as supporting this the discretion does and for three things the first of those he's asking the share offer to rescind the gag order that he put on himself and his district than to communicate to a federal immigration authorities the second thing he is asking for is the pass legislation requiring the share of the back and prosecute any outstanding warrants before san francisco pays to have a prayer the transfer back to the sitting. >>emily turner: we did speak to someone on member of chief at the share office in the hallway who was here on a different matter at the surprises meeting where hope of the talks among the the letter to my on the matter in the meantime it is important because they said he is learning this issue at the feet of the share office and that is really the heart of this issue will be s

it's a page-turner a thrilling adventure permanently accessible. congratulations on it. >> guest: thank you, coming from you that is praise indeed. >> host: talk about the subtitle of your book if i may quote henry folger's obsessive hunt for shakespeare's first folio but i think it might be helpful originally to talk about those two men in the context of their times. of course if i made they were two men look alike in dignity quoting from shakespeare and yet separated by 400 years and the atlantic ocean very different that but they share one thing, a passion for in one case writing and the other collecting but put them in the context of their lives if you would please. >> guest: sure. shakespeare was writing around the 1600's. his life was 20 years before, 20 years after the 1600. during the rain of elizabeth and james the first. he was a well-known playwright poet. he wrote sonnets and he was also a businessman. here is a shareholder in the globes theater company in london and landowner in very well-known in his time for being a playwright and a