lee. [speaking foreign language] >> there will be a lot of speakers and a lot of people we need to acknowledge, the first off, i want to start with a moment of silence. [speaking foreign language] >> let us pray. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you, god, for one of the best mares and best people on earth, mayor ed lee. [speaking foreign language] >> so this is a time -- please repeat after me. this is a time of peace. [speaking foreign language] >> joy. [speaking foreign language] >> hope. [speaking foreign language] >> love. [speaking foreign language] >> all right so we have a number of speakers who want to show love for the mayor, deadly. we want to acknowledge his wife, anita -- love for the mayor, ed lee. we want to acknowledge his wife, anita. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> our first speaker is sarah wong from the a.p.i. council. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> hello everyone. on behalf of the a.p.i. council, we are honored to be one of the host today to cel

lee. we started out as law clerks at the asian law caucus in 1976 working at 126 waverly place. 124 waverly place at a small office where we represented many seniors and the key tenants came to us to complain about projects and ed went and worked with the tenants to change the conditions there so that there would be housing alkylating, the elevators would operate so that people's safety wouldn't be at risk there peerk -- there. we sued the housing authority to improve these conditions and it helped with the asian law caucus on the map. many people are talking about what should we name after ed lee i say name everything. i've done a lot of work around fortune square, and many projects. he really worked to change all of that. if we really want to honor ed, it is through the community service that he has always focused on that we have to serve a community, serve working-class communities, low-wage workers, immigrants, and tenants, and if we can do that, and help these people who are part -- p

many great tributes to honor ed lee. but they all pale in comparison to the next folks that i will introduce. i remember many meetings with mayor lee, and we would have discussions about the fillmore heritage centre, and other venues and performance stores performance venues. that then you would say is what do you think? may be we can get preston turner to perform at the event. may be we can get him to perform he left preston turner and pure ecstasy was one of his favorite group. he would regularly go to the broad away grill. he was always so excited. he got excited about his corny jokes, but he got more excited about preston turner and pure ecstasy. i will ask him to come and perform in his honor. [applause] >> good morning. thank you so much, mayor. ed lee was very special to us and we loved him. we put together a mentally of tunes. let's say let's talk about it. we will sing about it. we will sing about what he meant to us. [singing] ♪ unforgettable, that's what you are ♪ ♪ unforgettable, near or far ♪ it is i

. >> then our morning with kathy thr lee talking about her replacement. why she wanted to leave long ago and our flashback to when we first met her. >> we were going to keep it secret. >>> plus only we're with a-rod and jlo for a big surprise. jenny from the block goes back bronx. >> then -- >> it's christmas. >> gwen reveals the real reason she hasn't married blake yet. >> and chris pratt in love and not afraid to sing about it. ♪ to keep me from getting to you babe ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> major tv news tonight. we have the first interview with kathie lee gifford since her stunning announcement she's leaving "the today show." >> let's get started with another day time shocker. now email lllen is talking abou walking away. >> i've gotten to the point in my life where i don't have to prove anything to anybody and i don't really care what anybody thinks. >> ellen tells "the new york times" she's considering ending her hugely successful talk show. her contract is up in 2020 and she's not sure she wants to extend it. so why leave after 1

. >> then our morning with kathy thr lee talking about her replacement. why she wanted to leave long ago and our flashback to when we first met her. >> we were going to keep it secret. >>> plus only we're with a-rod and jlo for a big surprise. jenny from the block goes back to the bronx. >> then -- >> it's christmas. >> gwen reveals the real reason she hasn't married blake yet. >> and chris pratt in love and not afraid to sing about it. ♪ to keep me from getting to you babe ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> major tv news tonight. we have the first interview with kathie lee gifford since her stunning announcement she's leaving "the today show." >> let's get started with another day time shocker. now email lllen is talking abou walking away. >> i've gotten to the point in my life where i don't have to prove anything to anybody and i don't really care what anybody thinks. >> ellen tells "the new york times" she's considering ending her hugely successful talk show. her contract is up in 2020 and she's not sure she wants to extend it. so why leave

lee. the unexpected passing of him was devastating to our communities. as a civil rights leader, he inspired all of us with his quiet dignity and determination to lift up all of our residents. his accomplishments were many, but because of his humble manner , we in the community feel like he didn't get the credit he was due. we would like to properly acknowledge all that mayor lee did for us now by naming him at the international airport international terminal after mayor lee. we have asked the san francisco airport commissioners for their full support. we are all here today to remember mayor lee as a champion of a civil rights leader, and also remember him as the first asian mayor in that city of san francisco. i want to say a few words in chinese. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> all the way from sacramento, we have scott weiner and assemblyman david to, they will share their time a little bit. [speaking foreign language] [a

we are so proud of ed lee. we hope we will have more asian american leaders like him can fight -- who can fight for the community. thank you. [applause] >> next we have from the chinese consolidated association, henry hoy. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> okay. thank you. i'm glad you made it. welcome. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> summarizing his comments, mayor lee is for the people. he always concerned about the low income communities and families. the low wages earners, and also he remembered mayor lee for raising minimum wage to $15, and he also remembered that mayor lee made it possible for all our elderly to have three munimobile and also they used. he misses him. thank you -- and also the use -- youth. >> something just hit me. i remembered mayor ed lee made fun of me because i say i tell everyone to say you are beautiful. sometimes he stole it from me. so i want everyone to turn to the person to their lef

lee. [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> it is an honor to represent you in the california state senate, and i miss ed lee a lot. we all had our unique perspective and experience of trying to, but mine was symbolized -- symptoms similar to supervisor kim, supervisor cohen, and supervisor carol josh farrell, when coming into the office of a few days, we were sworn into the board of supervisors, and a few days later, we voted to appoint ed lee to be mayor of san francisco i also, on the other end, i was with him on the day that he died he and i held a press conference on a recycling issue that day. he was his normal self. jovial, joking, making fun of my height, making fun of his own height, and then that night, he was gone. it was a terrible tragedy for san francisco. and even though mayor breed is doing a fantastic job and is and will be a fantastic leader for this city, every mayor is unique and they will never be another ed lee. ed lee, a lot of people misunderstood him. there was

many great tributes to honor ed lee. but they all pale in comparison to the next folks that i will introduce. i remember many meetings with mayor lee and we would have discussions about the fillmore heritage centre, and other venues and performance stores performance venues. that then you would say is what do you think? may be we can get preston turner to perform at the event. may be we can get him to perform he left preston turner and pure ecstasy was one of his favorite group. he would regularly go to the broad away grill. he was always so excited. he got excited about his corny jokes, but he got more excited about preston turner and pure ecstasy. i will ask him to come and perform in his honor. [applause] >> good morning. thank you so much, mayor. ed lee was very special to us and we loved him. we put together a mentally of tunes. let's say let's talk about it. we will sing about it. we will sing about what he meant to us. [singing] ♪ unforgettable that's what you are ♪ ♪ unforgettable near or far ♪ ♪ it is

lee: the media is always an astute architect of review. i would imagine that you might see some interesting pearls of wisdom, but remember, this was about secretary clinton's emails. there is no walking back, that there was no basis of prosecuting the former secretary of state, no criminal prosecution, as relates to the emails. that is what we were originally gathered here for. the issue of obstruction of justice, there may be a number of nuances that you may see, and maybe the next leg will generate something, but i can say that director comey was consistent and steadfast in his original decision. i think the issues about how it was done can always be reviewed or assessed. reporter: [indiscernible] rep. lee: we were well versed with the number of members and we covered a wide range of issues. the ones that you just mentioned, we covered that. again, this is -- we realize that this is a very serious historical journey that we are taking. if you talk to an american right now, their eyes, their minds and their hearts are on many different th

lee's army during the civil war. and they're here posed with then governor connally, john connolly, at an event. just from start to finish, you had so many different symbols of the confederacy. the drill team was known as the rebelettes, and the band wore the stars and bars on their chest as part of their uniform. here is the drum major for the robert e. lee band. you can see the stars and bars , you know, very prominently displayed on his chest. and you also see the same in pictures of some lettermen wearing their letter jackets. what is most prominent on the letter jacket? it's the confederate flag. so, it couldn't be lost on anybody what they were trying to say here. and, you know, one of the first annuals, you can see the confederate soldier, the confederate flags, so it was very very powerful symbols and , symbols of resistance. thater telling detail is even the school newspaper was -- and still is known today -- as "the southern accent." is au can see, there confederate character who is their mascot. they are t

and his campaign manager, political bruiser, lee atwater. >> lee was south carolina, lee was a rabble-rousing visceral, loud, street-level politician. >> bush is on the stump, dogged by questions about his role in the iran-contra scandal. he can run for president. but he can't hide. >> it was by no means a certainty that george bush was going to be the nominee. >> please go to the caucuses and vote. let me get out of the way so you can make a buck here. >> he had the residual and the cancerous debilitating effect of the iran-contra affair. >> what we decided to do is i would become the most knowledgeable person possible about his involvement, and i would be the only person to talk about it. the campaign wouldn't talk about it, only i would talk about it. and that's the way we operated. >> just weeks before the iowa caucus, bush gets a phone call from cbs news anchor dan rather. >> george bush announced to us he agreed to do this interview. we begin to get calls that rather's operation has shut down everything except his preparation for the interview with george bush and that all the focus is

lee epitomized. so for the 150 years immediately after his death, there was just this series of extraordinary platitudes that described him as the greatest american general by franklin roosevelt to winston churchill. just really iconic members of our history, putting lee in a category by himself. >> now, in terms of other people inspiring loyalty, you talk about walt disney. he didn't seem to be the most pleasant boss. very grudging in giving praise, sort of demanding and a perfectionist, but why did people find his leadership style compelling? >> he was a talented animator but in 1934, after some success, they had created mickey mouse with steamboat willie and had done some technological things. in 1934, he gave every employee in the company 50 cents and told them to go get dinner, then come back to work, to an auditorium. in the auditorium that night for the next three hours, he acted out every part in a story that he wanted to create a fully animated feature on. it turned out to be "snow white." h

miss jackson lee: -- ms. jackson lee: let me thank you very much, mr. speaker. let me quickly move to my closing by really re-emphasizing happy holidays to the american people. and thank our colleagues for recognizing the humanity of all individuals. just in closing imagine are you a a mother, child, or loved one of an incarcerated person that was robbed by a system that played russian roulette with his or her life because that system decided they were criminals rather than victims of a public 4e89 health -- public health crisis or bad start in life or a lack of resources as a child this. bill recognizes that people start in life in many different ways, but they can be saved. they can be relevant. they can be with their families. so i am grateful for the amendments added, the protection of jufle miles -- juveniles that will not be in solitary confinement and grateful for the independent review committee that indicates there will be an oversight on how wardens issue the earned good time and how they are treating those who are incarcerated. an independent review c

lee has had to remind his father that the leadership has had to change. there is a new hierarchy to follow. >> i was talking to one of the fellas here about a project and he pulled me aside and he said, look, i don't mind you talking to the employees, but you need to let me know not to mess me up. i'm thinking, geez, he's been here a week. he's been observing a lot better than i ever gave him credit for. okay. do your thing. >> lee toyed with the idea of starting with a clean slate, but roger and carol know a lot about the business and he's still just learning. >> i know the different boeings, airbuss, all of that cool stuff, but i don't know how many times i've put a model in or done something, roger said, no, wait a second. in 1972 this model had this transition. i'm like, what are you talking about? if it was just up to me a lot of people would have gotten the wrong model or an airplane not quite right. >> though there's been a change in control, a lot of customers don't know there's a difference between father and son. >> when people call on the phone

lee. certainly in virginia on the ground of the first families of , thenia, the old dominion home of washington and madison and monroe, there's no way george mcclellan is going to be able to outthink a virginian the caliber of robert e. lee. we had the discussion last year and i presented four points that ithe first invasion felt -- and attempted to convince you as well, that mcclellan truly did strategize and outthink lee. so tonight, we are going to go almost into part two of that program. during the winter of 2017-2018, i sat down and wrote my next book, titled "antietam shadows: mystery, myth & machination." this is a book i've been thinking about for a long, long time. like, 45 years. four and a half decades, since i was a kid. as most of you know, i was very blessed to grow up in washington county, maryland near the abletam battlefield, to be to spend lots of time as a kid on the battlefield. my family has roots that go back to hundred 50 years to the time right after the french and

henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> the city council voted to allow it econviction of more than 70 tenant and the demolition of their apartment building to make way for expensive new town homes. the decision came this morning despite hours of pleas from people who will be losing their homes. they voted 4-3 to approve a proposal by developer from the south bay to tear down the apartments and replace it with 15 new town homes. they would sell for more than a million dollars each. >> now i have to find new place and it is expensive. i have to pay more rent. my -- my kids in the school, maybe i have to move. i don't know yet. >> the developers says the current tenants will receive a pay out of $25,000 along with other financial benefits. the residents will also get help finding a new place to live. >>> after months of debate, congress gave approval to a massive farm bill. $400billion for agricultural subsidies, programs and food aid and reduce had cost for struggling dairy producers. it does not inc

which put my guest today, lee child, ina very which put my guest today, lee child, in a very exclusive club. his first thriller featuring former military policeman jack reacher was published 21 years ago. his latest is his 23rd and his book sales have topped 100 million. fans speculate endlessly about what drives jack reacher, but what drives lee child? lee child, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have lived with this fictional characterjack reacher for the last 20 odd years of your life. where did he come from because he certainly didn't come from your own life experiences? not may own experiences but my life experiences we re experiences but my life experiences were all in entertainment. i learnt very early that you can never plan and you should never overanalyse something that might or might not work in entertainment. everything is an accident. i wrote jack reacher andi an accident. i wrote jack reacher and i never wanted to know where he came from. i didn't want it burst the bubble or over think anything so for yea rs the bubble or over think anything so for years ijust broke him

lee talked about that. but he talk talked about, look there are great opportunities. i totally grow as a matter of fact, i bought one ofs the names today. pitching that later on tonight but it's really interesting -- i tree to tease these thiks. but i think his calming voice came in and said, look, there are opportunities created by the fact that we are seeing these massive moves to the down zblood let's not forget, karen, buying the dip has not worked of late >> since the last two months. >> in the last two months all of a sudden buying the dip hasn't worked. >> right. >> lee suggests now is the time to buythe dip tp is it going t work >> lee's outlook is long-term. and he doesn't care if he has a lot of volatility in the portfolio in the short-term, right. i think he will probably be right. i'm long, always long biased and you know, it's been a difficult two months but it's interesting you listen to jamie dimon or brian moynihan talking about the strength of the kpee. >> everybody from dc one after the other. >> very positive but i think tariffs and trade move in ma

nobody got close to robert e lee. if you were infantry had a seven percent chance of being a casualty. 71 percent!grant is not even in the same neighborhood with that. and yet, robert e lee 's army stayed entirely loyal to him through the war. then after the war until his death in 1870. and then his memory just kept getting varnished even more. here is a guy if you look at results, he had a huge casualty rate. and he lost. not a small thing. and yet, the loyalty to it and part of it was how he was. he was a charismatic, devoted person, he was loyal to his people, he was personally courageous with them. all of the things that make us feel good about working for someone or around someone. robert e lee epitomized in sofa 150 years immediately after his death, there was just this series of extraordinary platitudes that described him as the greatest american general. by franklin roosevelt or winston churchill. just really iconic members of history. putting robert e lee in a category by himself. >> in terms of other people,

lee wanted to make a move into maryland. lee to davis. and, before he got an answer back he was already moving north. some of the reasons for the invasion, get the war out of virginia. the folks in this community knew how much war had happened. keep the momentum after the win at second manassas and chantilly. gather supplies and maybe get some reinforcements. also, throwing off the foreign yoke of this federal oppression. maryland was oppressed by the lincoln administration. influence the fall midterms. i find it comical when i watch the news and all i hear is, these are the most important midterm elections in the history of the country! 62 was pretty important, too. 1862. certainly driving to pennsylvania. lee said it. that is a major goal. he's also looking much farther east to the europeans. it's the decisive battle to end the war. he's convinced he can and the ward on north -- the war on northern soil. two countries. he has two wings. long street jacks and stewart his calvary. dennis will talk about the numbers. 40,000. 72 artillery b

." >> the really reason kathie lee is quitting. inside her emotional good-byes and will hoda stay. >> "the today show" will be in rebuilding mode. >>> then -- >> good evening everybody. >> the real reason why tensions are building between the fab four. >>> leslie mann's night out with her look alike daughter. >>> and when we first met ellen. before her big return to her stand up comedy, our look back before she was famous. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> so millions of folks tuned in to watch kathie lee and hoda this morning not knowing kathie lee was about to drop a major bombshell. she's leaving the show. >> are you telling me there's no more wine for breakfast? >> they'll figure it out. >> i have questions everybody. what's going to happen to hoda and who is the early contender to take kathie lee's spot? >> i have some news to share with everybody and it's bitter sweet as these things always are. when it's my 11th anniversary i'm going to be leave "the today show." >> there was not a dry eye on the set when kathie lee ma

unconventional white house that destabilizes people periodically >> well what -- what if the economy, lee is slowing more dramatically than people think and for a variety of reasons >> ask me that question when the market is up 50 s&p points, now when it's done 50. all i know is earnings are coming in better than expected earnings estimates are going up. two or three companies reported this morning, i'm a little out of touch but my team sent me an email better than expected guidance was increased, effort . cetera in 1987 during the portfolio insurance, and i guess i should make the point, i lived through these periods in the past. if we had portfolio insurance, okay the market, one day dropped 22%, everybody yelled recession there was no effect on the economy people are less involved in the stock market today than they were involved back in 1987 and the market is now down 10% from the high. it's just -- a correction. for the market there's no sign of a trend change but if you want to hypothesize we're going into a recession, sure we'll all be wrong, we won't earn $172 in s&p earnings, we'

for it lee is blessed to have you, your talent and your draw. you and your team have done incredible things here, you have educated and informed this community for many years. this remodeling effort is just the latest wonderful thing that they have done. let me just talk about the fact that 50,000 visitors annually have been coming to the women's museum. 10,000 plus soldiers and their families. on top of that, five to 7000 local schools and buses show up here at the women's easy him. her leadership and what her staff does is incredible. they establish a premier education and resource center right here at fort lee. they have developed k through 12 education programs to include programs for special needs children. links to the regional colleges and universities like james madison and virginia state university. and the successful intern program as i look over here to the right and the alley. the museum, what you need to know about this woman's museum that the army has, it is one-of-a-kind. no other service has this. no other military in the world h

she claims she was misquoted, and put out this written statement over lee's position. "senator lee and others may feel they have kept a rabbit opponent to religious liberty off the equal employment opportunity commission. they are wrong. it is true that they have ensured that someone who cares deeply about both religious liberty and lgbt rights want to be protecting those interests from the purge of the eeoc. but i have fought from the civil rights for lgbt people, religious people, and others for years. i won't be stopping now." feldblum went on to tell fox news in an email, "senator lee refused to meet with me when i asked to do so. perhaps that is why he does not know what i actually believe." in 2009, feldblum defended religious liberty. >> i also have a deep respect for and understanding of religious practice, and a deep-seated tolerance for religious difference. >> washington democratic senator patty murray says feldblum must be confirmed for the sake of millions of employees across the country. >> because of the objection of a single republican senator, it is po

ktvu's henry lee tells us sheriff's deputies notified i.c.e. d i.c.e. >> reporter: this woman has been released but she still faces possible deportation after i.c.e. agents arrested her here at the jail. an undocumented immigrant arrested for having heroin. she told sheriff's deputies the drugs belonged to the father of her daughter. the charges were eventually smi is -- facing deportation because of what happened. after her arrest a judge released her on bail but instead an i.c.e. agent arrested her. the attorney blames the sheriff's office for tipping off i.c.e. >> a judge ordered her release. i.c.e. shouldn't have known she was going to be released unless sheriff's deputies communicated to them. . >> to say that, >> to say that, it would be inaccurate. >> the sheriff says he doesn't have specifics as to what may have happened but says deputies don't share information about is -- share information with formation with i.c.e. unless the inmates are wanted for specific reasons ear warrant signed by federal judge. >> i.c.e. does not like to come

lee? >> so the abortion provider is going, can actually, so the abortion provider will provide the actual fetus to a third party vendor, such as abr stem cell express, and then they will harvest the tissues and isolate the cells that they want, and then that's what they can sell. >> okay, and they do sell? >> they do sell them. >> we supposedly, these parts are not to be sold for valuable consideration, in other words not to be a profitable sale. and yet we all know that's not happening. in fact, a year ago this month, two companies in california had to pay almost $8 million for selling a baby's liver, $350. thymus, $500. we can go on and on and on with this. i think a lot of times, though, profit is made in the transporting of these body parts to try to get around the laws. it seems like that there is a real weak innocence o, weaknessn our law protecting valuable consideration. would you agree with me in that regard? >> i believe that there are some serious concerns, with how they are cha

we should be proud in our united and here at fort lee. today we are privileged to have direct and personal connection to our history and we had an event earlier today. severally recognize veterans and families of veterans who contributed to our new updated place. really a living history represented. andcame here today contributed her grandmother's world war i uniform. their services honored in our museum. also missed julie, who was a private when she was one of the first two women to graduate jump school. her air me -- airmen helmet is on display. there we go, yes. and i will in that very appropriately with airborne. stephen, jeremy, julie and andy are here. this family of world war i nurse, ruth amblin whose uniform is on display in the gallery. thank you. mr. jerry matthews and patricia, andfamily of sergeant tilson whose world war ii artwork is on display in a special gallery. ms. pat donated her mom's world war ii uniform for the casting of one of the five figures at the front of the gallery. you will see that. the daughter of colonel

we move the ego, move the facts, we can get a lot done. >> lee has had to remind his father that the leadership has changed. there is a new hierarchy to follow. >> i was talking to one of the fellows about a project. he said, look, i don't mind you talking to the employees, but you need to let me know. i thought, geez, he's been here a week and i thought, he's been observing. >> roger and carol know a lot about the business and he's still just learning. >> i knowing you know, the dinner boeings and airbuses and all that kind of stuff. i dodge know how many times i put a model in and roger would say, in 1972 they had this transition. i was like, what are you talking about? >> though there's been a change in control, a lot of the customers don't know there's a difference between father and son. >> when people call over the phone and they ask for roger. it's like what roger. >> make no mistake about it. this shift carries a schiff for everyone. >> when you have a business of your own, you never lose sigh of the fak that we in our particular case, we have 25 families who are depeblding u

remembering ed lee one year after his death. the event that's about to get underway at city hall and we're going to talk to current mayor london breed about following in his footsteps. >>> former u.s. gymnasts are now making demands on congress. their accusations about alleged cover ups and why the u.s. olympic committee and usa gymnastics. 0. >>> one year since the passing of pay your ed lee how the city wants to honor him. >>> president trump's former attorney michael cohen minutes away from being sentenced after pleading guilty to a number of charges after lying to congress. >>> good morning, welcome back to mornings on two i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. let's help you get out the door this morning. >> i can speak for you and me, mike, it's a foggy morning? >> what? >> coming from novato up there. see were, we were clear. mike was in the fog but there's been some. the most that's been around san jose and napa airport, dancing around on the golden gate bridge. we're looking for mostly sunny skies today and warmer,

i am grateful to the lee family and grateful to ed lee who devoted himself to this important work for decades. i am honored that today we aren't really celebrating what is equipment to the thing that he cared about. protecting and supporting all san franciscans in a way that allowed for a way to have a safe and incredible way to call home. i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us here today. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> thank you, mason. [speaking foreign language] with that, i will introduce the next speaker. the supervisor who represents this district. supervisor if you are -- supervisor you are -- hello everyone. hello. i am centrally fewer, the supervisor of district one. and today -- i am sandra lee fewer. i'm the supervisor of district one. when i was first elected, they came to me and said we have a problem. we judge every time i met with him, i always brought this up. and every time he said to me, we have to do something. i will work on this. we have to do something. and i think today, he is looking down on us, and i think he is feeling

his car so he could clean up city streets. >> he was so modest, so well prepared and so lee' .>>epter:it ads, city death.er h his daughter brianna acknowledged that it's been a tough year for the family as their personal pain became the outpouring of love and support from our family members, our friends and the community at large here in san francisco has been absolutely unforgettable. >> reporter: unforgettable was a word many used to describe ed lee, including one of his favorite musical groups pure ecstasy. ♪ unforgettable >> it is with a great degree of pride that we, mayor breed, celebrate this man's life. ♪ though near or far >> reporter: mayor london breed wrapped up this ceremony using the words of mayor ed lee saying now let'sncisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> san francisco police are looking for the driver behind a deadly hit and run. it happened around 3:30 this morning near bush and leavenworth streets. that's in the knob hill neighborhood. officials say the victim, a wok, was hit by a dark-colored vehicle. we don't know if she was crosswalk.

lee child, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have lived with this fictional characterjack reacher for the last 20—odd years of your life. where did he come from because he certainly didn't come from your own life experiences? not my own experiences but my life experiences were all in entertainment. and i learnt very early that you can never plan and you should never overanalyse something that might or might not work in entertainment. everything is an accident. and so i wrote jack reacher and i never wanted to know where he came from. i didn't want to burst the bubble or overthink anything so for years ijust wrote him. then when i became secure about it i started to think, all right, where does he come from? some of it is wish fulfilment for me, i would like to be this guy. would you really? yeah, i would, and i suspect a lot of my readers would too in a vague sort of a way. in a literary sense, where he comes from, is hundreds and thousands of years ago, he's the knight errant, the mysterious stranger, the noble loner who

former mayor ed lee, his sudden passing came as a shock. today friends, family and fellow advocates spoke glowingly about the impact he had on the city. nbc bay area sam brock joins us live from city hall where a special ceremony took place on the mayor's balcony. sam. >> reporter: janelle, good evening. i was there last year. it was just a mood of not just grief, but a total loss for words. this year, a celebration of mayor lee's life, not just for what he did inside of those halls, but for the time and the energy that he poured into achieving social justice outside of them. ♪ over the rainbow ♪ >> reporter: through song and story and stately ceremony, san francisco honored former mayor ed lee. >> who rode around with a broom and a shovel in the trunk of his car. >> reporter: a man who wore many hats in a lifetime, dedicated to public service. >> his time as purchaser for the city and county of san francisco or his time as director of department of public works. >> reporter: and the list goes on. but the real legacy of san francisco's

sander lee. and he tells about reprogramming adult stem cells and -- >> so you can generate was called induced -- from somatic cells. you could take a skin biopsy from an adult human and you could isolate the skin cell and then you could be programmed to encourage you could give them specific factors that would allow them to differentiate and basically revert back to an embryonic like state, and then those cells, they can then be for the reprogram them to organize, basically simply organs in a a dish that can be studied and have comparable, similar cell components to what we see in the fetus. >> give me an example of some sort of treatment that are evolving out of this. >> so, for example, probably some of the best examples of a look at brain development. so there are multiple publications in the literature which show that you can directly take skin fibroblast metal, you can purchase these from repositories such as coryell. you can make these ips derived organ noise which you can use to study syn

lee, are you there >> i'm here, thank you very much i enjoyed listening to mr. redfern's comments, very bright man, distinguished back grounds, and probably knows more about the technicals of the market than i know. during president carter's term there was a fellow by the name of bert lance who ran the office of management and budget who coined the phrase, if it ain't broke, don't fix it conversely, if it is broke somebody ought to make an attempt to fix it i see no economic rationale for 50, 60 handle-point moves in the s&p in a couple of minutes. the market structure has been largely damage and i believe the s.e.c. should be taking a more active role in dealing with the emergence of these new technologies as i said a moment ago, there's no fundamental reason for these 50-handle-point moves in 30 minutes or less. it's up or down. you saw it in january, february, you're seeing it now these are trend-following systems that defy logic to a degree they buy strength, they sell weakness sit wreaking havoc with the markets. the problem is the more volatility we see, i

henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> we are learning new details about the state of pg&e's equipment before the deadly camp fire broke out last month. a letter from the company to the california public utilities commission indicates damage to a tower that caused power lines to lose power. ktvu's cristina rendon with more on what the letter says. >> reporter: this is a letter we are talking about from pg&e to the california public utilities commission thatnotes multis -- that notes multiple damages in the area where the camp fire broke out. >> reporter: details describe what happened before and after the 911 call from a pg&e worker. >> [ bleep ] pg&e. just got a report of a fire. highway 70. on the railroad side. transmission line. >> reporter: according to a letter from puig the california public utilities commission a power outage was reported before the fire. another power outage was reported 15 minutes after the fire in a separate location. both areas are on the scope of the investigation. it

lee, bale wrote thenjust made it double real madrid's lee, bale wrote then just made it 3—0. double real madrid's lee, bale wrote thenjust made it 3—0. with 14 minutes ago, a consolation goalfor the asian champions but it was too little, too late and so it's the holders real madrid will face the host nations champions al ain in saturday's final. called harrison, bbc news. manchester united today announced that their former striker 0le gunnar solskjaer will be interim mananger until the end of the season. he says the club is in his heart and it's brilliant to be coming back. andy swiss has been assessing the norwegian‘s appointment. as a player, he was no stranger to rescuing united... solskjaer takes it... 0h, he has scored! super sub has done it again! 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s goals made him an old trafford legend. he scored the winner in the 1999 champions league final but now he is back with a very different challenge, as caretaker manager. in a statement, solskjaer said... while the club's vice—chairman, ed woodward said... that is a hint, perhaps, of what was lacking unde

lee: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, reserving the right to object, we've got a bill here that we received at 10:00 this morning, 680 pages long. i've spent many hours reviewing it. this is a bill that came out of a committee on which i serve. i've been trying for weeks, many weeks through the chairman of that committee and her staff to get language or at least get an outline of this. we weren't able to do that until today at 10:00 a.m.. even after we got that we asked at least for an outline -- the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. lee: at least for an outline of this bill. the presiding officer: the senator will hold. will you please take your conversations out of the floor. the senate will be in order. mr. lee: i asked you for an outline for a summary of the bill text from the committee staff, from the chairman's staff. they didn't respond to us. they wouldn't give it to us, just as they haven't for weeks. we got this, t

with kathie lee after quitting the "today" show. who will replace her? >> whoever hoda wants, hoda gets. >> nbc's new plan. >> the "today" show is now going to be in rebuilding mode. >>> then, ellen ready to end ellen? >> i was tired in the first season. how did i keep going? >> why her retirement could be sooner than you think. >>> plus, only we are with j.lo and a-rod for a big surprise. jenny from the block goes back to the bronx. >>> then a "modern family" star's health crisis that nearly killed her. >> i was contemplating suicide. >> sarah hyland's emotional interview. >>> plus, two over the top premiers. "mary poppins returns" brings the magic, but "aquaman" brings the dance moves. and ashton kutcher reeyed with dax shepherd, remembering the prank that brought justin timberlake to tears. >> he chose to cry. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> two big tv shake-ups? first, kathie lee's "today" show shocker. now is ellen leaving her show? we have news on both. let's begin with ka think lee after they announced he's out. >> this is one is hard to b

no problem. >> reporter: former mayor willie brown talked about how lee care ared a broom and shovel in his car so he could clean up city streets. >> he was so modest. so well prepared. and so unselfish in every way. >> reporter: city leaders, city hall employees and ed lee's family gathered to remember him this morning on the an verseniv of his death. his daughter acknowledged it has been a tough year as their personal pain became public. >> the outpouring of love and support from our family members, our friends and the community at large here in san francisco has been absolutely unforgettable. >> reporter: unforget word many used to describe ed lee including one of hi favorite musical groups, pure ecstasy. ♪ unforgettable >> it is with a great degree of pride that we celebrate this man's life. >> reporter: the mayor wrapped up the ceremony using ed lee's own words, saying now, let's get to work. absolutely 7 n >>> new details about a high school teacher that forcibly cut a student's hair in her classroom while singing the star spangled banner. ♪ what so proudly we hailed the st

dave lee. a day after pratel shock exit from the central bank of india, shaktikanta exit from the central bank of india, sha ktika nta das has exit from the central bank of india, shaktikanta das has been appointed. narendra modi's government has allegedly been threatening the central bank's independence. mr shaktikanta central bank's independence. mr sha ktika nta das has central bank's independence. mr shaktikanta das has been appointed as the 25th governor of the reserve bank of india, just a day after patel step down as the head of the central bank. mr das is a bureaucrat who served in various departments in the government. in 2016 he was economic affairs secretary at the time when the government decided to ban 86% of the currency in the country. he was one of the key persons who led that project and was seen as a very powerful aide of narendra modi. this has come at a time when the government and the central bank have been in a feud over policy decisions taken by the government and critics