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2016 Gaithersburg Book Festival : CSPAN2 : May 21, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
protecting u.s. presidents. and wrapping up the list is kate anderson brower's look at the life of modern first ladies in "first women." that's a look at some of the current nonfiction bestsellers according to "the new york times." many of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> host: you mentioned that there was a bit of a kerfuffle when you were doing bress for this -- press for this book, but i'm going to quote from you here, and we're talking about president obama here, and this is you speaking. everybody refers to him as the first black president. i'm not saying it's wrong, i'm just saying that it's interesting. it would be great if it didn't matter and that people could call him this. >> guest: yes. >> host: so do you consider him to be the first black president? >> guest: i do, i do. but that's only because i'm playing by the rules that have already been set, hear what i'm saying? i always, i always tell my friends i bet you, you know, i would bet you that growing up there were black folks that did not accept him
protecting u.s. presidents. and wrapping up the list is kate anderson brower's look at the life of modern first ladies in "first women." that's a look at some of the current nonfiction bestsellers according to "the new york times." many of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> host: you mentioned that there was a bit of a kerfuffle when you were doing bress for this -- press for this book, but i'm going...
60 Minutes : KPIX : May 15, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm PDT
. >> safer: she was fascinated by the classics. >> streep: and i loved carole lombard and i loved kate hepburn and bette davis. and barbara stanwyck. i like girls with attitude. you know? moxie. there's an old word. >> safer: do you feel like a legend? >> katherine hepburn: i don' think you feel like anything you feel like a bore. >> kroft: he had interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> safer: if you hadn't been an actress what would you have been? >> hepburn: i've never thought. i would have tormented some man i suppose and had about eight children and tormented them. >> safer: hepburn scared the hell out of me. >> hepburn: what the hell is it? >> safer: a granite woman-- >> hepburn: bunk! >> safer: in her opinions and her character. >> kroft: there was anna wintour, editor of vogue magazine. the fashion arbiter with a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> safer: the blurb on your unauthorized biography reads "she's a perfectionist. an inside look at the competitive bitch-eat-bitch world of fashion." >> anna wintour: a bitch? perfectionist? perfectionist
. >> safer: she was fascinated by the classics. >> streep: and i loved carole lombard and i loved kate hepburn and bette davis. and barbara stanwyck. i like girls with attitude. you know? moxie. there's an old word. >> safer: do you feel like a legend? >> katherine hepburn: i don' think you feel like anything you feel like a bore. >> kroft: he had interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> safer: if you hadn't been an actress what...
@midnight With Chris Hardwick : COM : May 10, 2016 12:01am-12:32am PDT
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something else? kate micucci. >> you your honor even though my client is suing he needs throw more months of rent money while he finishes up improve classes. [ applause ] >> chris: jake, go. >> your honor i would like to object to my client's stepfather being here. he's not my client's real father and needs to stop trying to be. [ applause ] >> chris: amir. >> my client would like to apologize for not being a doctor. can't we settle out of court this. is...
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@midnight With Chris Hardwick : COM : May 24, 2016 2:40am-3:11am PDT
. chris: points. >> i got one. chris: yes. >> kate let me know when you stop [beep]ing so i can come back to the room. >> chris: points. >> chris: that's the end of hashtag wars. send us your #collegecelebs and tag them @midnight to keep the game going. we'll be right back. our tweet-of-the-day from our last hashtag war was sent to us by @koolaid689. oh ya! ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] new old spice odor blocker! (softly) it's for sale. (whip crack) destroy dirts confidence with deep-cleaning old spice dirt destroyer (baby cries) tell your armpits to stop crying like a baby with old spice sweat defense. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to ge
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@midnight With Chris Hardwick : COM : May 6, 2016 12:01am-12:32am PDT
hurwitz, amir blumenfeld and kate micucci. get on twitter with your. go check out fun comfortable. have a great weekend. good night. [hawaiian-style music] - all right! man, today's gonna be stresful, guys. i'm gonna admit it. the comedy central execs are coming and they're judging us, okay?
@midnight With Chris Hardwick : COM : May 6, 2016 2:37am-3:08am PDT
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ABC 7 News at 6 : KGO : May 15, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
million. >> then kate beckinsale talks about her newest role. >> don't ask me to play a musical instrument or play football or anything. i'm horrible at it. but i'm all right at learning lines. >> plus, we're getting the party started with a fun and fancy balloon project. look at that. >> bouquet of flowers. >> how can that not cheer you up, right? >> yeah. >> and we're heading to morgan hill for a fun family event. >> we have an emphasis on arts and crafts, and we're very kid- and family-oriented. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪
million. >> then kate beckinsale talks about her newest role. >> don't ask me to play a musical instrument or play football or anything. i'm horrible at it. but i'm all right at learning lines. >> plus, we're getting the party started with a fun and fancy balloon project. look at that. >> bouquet of flowers. >> how can that not cheer you up, right? >> yeah. >> and we're heading to morgan hill for a fun family event. >> we have an emphasis on arts...
ABC World News : KGO : April 30, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
. >>> and something of a royal coup for british "vogue." kate middleton, the fashion icon who also happens to be the duchess of cambridge, will grace the magazine's june cover. the fashion bible is celebrating its glossy 100th year anniversary with that issue. >>> and, still ahead tonight, nerd alert. that ritual roasting of politicians and the press. washington's funniest night, coming up. about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... ...turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless you doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had
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ABC7 News 11:00AM : KGO : May 27, 2016 11:00am-11:31am PDT
this morning, the family of kate steinle has just filed a federal lawsuit saying many missteps led to her death. kate steinle was walking down pier 14 in san francisco when she was shot in july. the bureau of land management and immigration customers officials and former san francisco sheriff responsible providing the means and opportunity for a repeat drug fowl listen to kill kate steinle. the man acan youd of killing her was undocumented immigrant deported five times. the gun used was stolen from a bureau of land management agent. >> now the race for the white house. all three presidential candidates are in california today. >> i worked in oakland in the speaker of 1971. >> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton brings her presidential campaign to oakland this morning on day two of her bay area visit. matt keller in deck where show met with community laters over break fast. matt? >> yes, good morning, kristen. hillary clinton left 25 minutes ago in her motorcade. she gave way to the crowd as she drove by. she is hoping events hick this help heed her to victory in the primary in a
this morning, the family of kate steinle has just filed a federal lawsuit saying many missteps led to her death. kate steinle was walking down pier 14 in san francisco when she was shot in july. the bureau of land management and immigration customers officials and former san francisco sheriff responsible providing the means and opportunity for a repeat drug fowl listen to kill kate steinle. the man acan youd of killing her was undocumented immigrant deported five times. the gun used was stolen...
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ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : May 30, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm PDT
. last year kate steinley was shot to death and the transient who shot her used a gun stolen from a -- from an agent's car. they pushed for agencies to lock their guns when parking in the city. >>> still ahead on abc news bay area, the secret service rushes to bernie sanders' side during a bay area rally. >> and outrage tonight. the zoo that shot and killed a 450-pound gorilla explains why it made such a deadly decision. >> plus, the group of female friends who stopped a date drugging for the first time they are coming forward about the story earning them internet fame. >> the fine ending to the holiday weekend. a live look at pier15 and the fog is making a come back. who wakes up with fog and how hot we get in the accu-weather forecast. >> thanks. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmle live. jimmy? >> here is something from me to you. >> you say 360 and you mean it was like full -- like this, all the the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyper
. last year kate steinley was shot to death and the transient who shot her used a gun stolen from a -- from an agent's car. they pushed for agencies to lock their guns when parking in the city. >>> still ahead on abc news bay area, the secret service rushes to bernie sanders' side during a bay area rally. >> and outrage tonight. the zoo that shot and killed a 450-pound gorilla explains why it made such a deadly decision. >> plus, the group of female friends who stopped a...
ABC7 News 4:00PM : KGO : May 16, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
lgbt group save. we have more. >> reporter: amid the es kate lating protests a new message of acceptance from a republican congresswoman. >> our son is transgender. >> reporter: this public service announcement features the florida congresswoman who says her transgender child that she loved as amanda she still loves. she is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender opportunities to use bedrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity. >> make sure that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're protected. >> reporter: it's a policy many republicans have vow in had to fight including former presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lunansy. >> demanding every public school allow grown men and boys into little girls' bedrooms. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of north carolina's show down over that states new bedroom law the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are suing each other. those lawsuits over north carolina's bedroathr
lgbt group save. we have more. >> reporter: amid the es kate lating protests a new message of acceptance from a republican congresswoman. >> our son is transgender. >> reporter: this public service announcement features the florida congresswoman who says her transgender child that she loved as amanda she still loves. she is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender opportunities to use bedrooms and locker rooms matching their...
vallejo neighborhood asking women and teenage girls including pearl for sex. >>> the family of kate steinle filed a federal lawsuit today blaming the government for her killing last summer in san francisco. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze here now with details on that lawsuit. krist kristen? >> kate steinle's family says missteps by three agencies led to her death. the lawsuits is directed against the bureau of land management, immigration and customs and former san francisco sheriff. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant and felon is charged with pulling the trigger. juan sanchez had been previously forted five times. the gun he ufzed was stolen out of the parked vehicle of a bureau of land management agent. >> if you are going to leave a gun, you make sure that it is in a locked and secure box. pictured just like we have one right here. and that it is out of plain view. >> xienly's family also blames the sheriff's department for releasing lopez-sanchez without notifying the feds a
vallejo neighborhood asking women and teenage girls including pearl for sex. >>> the family of kate steinle filed a federal lawsuit today blaming the government for her killing last summer in san francisco. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze here now with details on that lawsuit. krist kristen? >> kate steinle's family says missteps by three agencies led to her death. the lawsuits is directed against the bureau of land management, immigration and customs and former san...
ABC7 News 4:30AM : KGO : May 31, 2016 4:30am-5:01am PDT
laying around. it is dangerous. >> you may remember last year kate steinle was shot to death on pier 14 and the tran cent charged used a gun stolen from a failure row of land management ranger's car. former police chief suhr pushed for officers and agents from other agencies to lock their guns when packing in the city. >> a san jose city councilman will look for founding to add lack station stations to city owned facilities. he wants facilities at the children's discovery museum, happy hallow park and zoo and san jose city hall a private room providing a clean and safe space for mothers to nurse. >> he is asking for $55,000 per facility like the one here at san francisco city hall. >> in santa rosa you could get a letter from peg on removing trees on roar property that block emergency access. according to the press democrat letters are sent out to owners in six areas of santa rosa starting today, pg&e recently surveyed the areas and found a thousand trees that can be a problem, 5 foot few of gas lines need to be removed. >> starting with a picture from mount tamalpais of the crescent mo
laying around. it is dangerous. >> you may remember last year kate steinle was shot to death on pier 14 and the tran cent charged used a gun stolen from a failure row of land management ranger's car. former police chief suhr pushed for officers and agents from other agencies to lock their guns when packing in the city. >> a san jose city councilman will look for founding to add lack station stations to city owned facilities. he wants facilities at the children's discovery museum,...
mental health. william and kate and harry put on positioning gloves say mental health is as person as physical health. >> heads together wants to help everyone feel more 9:00 with the every day mental health >> we rarely hear her speak. the campaign will bring eight different charities together the largest initiative that will and kate and harry will undertake. >> surveys show the bay area is up of least religiously affiliatedlations in the country and ladies that could affect your health. a 20 year study by men medical association found women who went to work more than once a week had 33% lowery of dying then those with never when. the study did not explore the association of men at church. >> little kids do light up when they hear their mother's voice and the brain circuit is turned on by the sound of the mother's voice. though analyzed 24cys and found kids who could identify their mother had stronger communication skills. >> meteorologist mike nicco, better get down here. >> michael >> mile timothy, come down here now. >> in san jose, we have a big swing in temperatures, 87 today.
mental health. william and kate and harry put on positioning gloves say mental health is as person as physical health. >> heads together wants to help everyone feel more 9:00 with the every day mental health >> we rarely hear her speak. the campaign will bring eight different charities together the largest initiative that will and kate and harry will undertake. >> surveys show the bay area is up of least religiously affiliatedlations in the country and ladies that could...
sold, you can look at it right there, 14.6 kates. it soiled for a record $57 million at the auction in geneva . it is said to get its name from the lake sir philip oppenheimer acquire it in the 1950's and gave it to his wife. >> gorgeous. >> we have another full 90 minutes news including a big remember for wal-mart shoppers while the prepaid debit card may not be working. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> a passenger jet carrying 66 people disappeared from radar. this morning, new information including the strange move made just before vanishing. >> i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. >> it is thursday. we will start with weather and traffic. mike? >> good morning, everyone. our satellite and radar shows the cold front moving toward cloverdale. there are low clouds along the coast. freeze is a big story. along with beautiful pink and blue colors. temperatures are milder at 54 to separate. we stay in the 50s at the coast and 60 around the bay and only 70s inland. the 100s and 90s and 80s are gone. for a long-term. sue? >> the san mateo bridge show
sold, you can look at it right there, 14.6 kates. it soiled for a record $57 million at the auction in geneva . it is said to get its name from the lake sir philip oppenheimer acquire it in the 1950's and gave it to his wife. >> gorgeous. >> we have another full 90 minutes news including a big remember for wal-mart shoppers while the prepaid debit card may not be working. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> a passenger jet carrying 66...
ABC7 News 5:00AM : KGO : May 2, 2016 5:00am-6:01am PDT
kate middleton showing her relaxed and casual in the country side wearing a hat. >> and happy birthday for princess charlotte. >> kate will's second child turns one. here is an interesting tidbit taken by kate her sell. >> she has a good idea. stay tuned. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center
kate middleton showing her relaxed and casual in the country side wearing a hat. >> and happy birthday for princess charlotte. >> kate will's second child turns one. here is an interesting tidbit taken by kate her sell. >> she has a good idea. stay tuned. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place....
lopez sanchez, man acussed of killing a bay area woman, kate steinle, at pier 14 in delay. he has been deported five time before the shooting. >> to santa clara county jail guards are under arrest for beating an inmate. the arrests may never have happened in it were not for the tragic death of another inmate at the same jail. >> for ruben the arrest of two santa county jail guards would bet him is not a victory but about responsibility. >> all i want so for them to be charged. >> deputies than le and phillip abecendario face charges of assault under color of authoritate months after three deputies were charged with the beating debt of an inmate michael tyree. >> this is a sea change. when the complaints come forward now they are seriously considered and when appropriate action is taken. i am gratified to see it. no amount of action will change garcia, because of betting he will never have full use of the jaw held together now with plates. >> i control, and trillion when i speak. all my bottom team are loose because they killed a nerve. >> the president elect of the santa clara cou
lopez sanchez, man acussed of killing a bay area woman, kate steinle, at pier 14 in delay. he has been deported five time before the shooting. >> to santa clara county jail guards are under arrest for beating an inmate. the arrests may never have happened in it were not for the tragic death of another inmate at the same jail. >> for ruben the arrest of two santa county jail guards would bet him is not a victory but about responsibility. >> all i want so for them to be...
year when kate steinle was shot to death on pier 14 of the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car. police chief suhr pushed for actions to lock up their guns when parking in the city. >> and from the east bay hills camera, the sea of fog is around a thousand feet and you can see it is barely over twin peaks and sutro shut -- and mount sutro. los gatos is at 1,800' at 71 degrees. this is warm air right above this cool air. bodega bay is 53 in san francisco, and san carlos is 52, alameda and newark 55, and fairfield is 58, danville is 59, and brentwood is 62. starring tomorrow, 60s around san francisco and sausalito, and 80s elsewhere until inland east bay, 90s and look what happened on thursday, the 90s are spreading into the south bay and into the north bay and the 70s start to spread to san francisco. as the 90s take over the north bay and south bay completely with 100 showing up on friday and this is not the last day of triple digit heat, i have another one in the seven-day forecast. >> hazy. if you are traveling on the ea
year when kate steinle was shot to death on pier 14 of the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car. police chief suhr pushed for actions to lock up their guns when parking in the city. >> and from the east bay hills camera, the sea of fog is around a thousand feet and you can see it is barely over twin peaks and sutro shut -- and mount sutro. los gatos is at 1,800' at 71 degrees. this is warm air right above this cool air. bodega...
year kate was shot to death on pier 14. the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a federal agent's car. last august the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle and last year firearms were stolen from an off duty car to a vehicle belonging to a cop. >> it's scarey that somebody would leave a gun laying around and it's dangerous. >> reporter: the former police chief wrote a letter to other agencies asking that their officers and agents lock their guns when parking in the city. in this case the fbi declined comment saying only that they're looking into it. vick lee, abc 7 news. >>> a beach warning issued today during this week of warm weather. a 13-year-old girl had to be rescued today at ocean beach. she got into trouble while waiding in the water. the waves have been breaking close to shore. still no sign of two oakland teenagers presumed drowned in the central valley. crews began searching for the boys saturday afternoon at the woodward reservoir. family members identified them in news reports. the reports say the boys jumped from the back of
year kate was shot to death on pier 14. the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a federal agent's car. last august the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle and last year firearms were stolen from an off duty car to a vehicle belonging to a cop. >> it's scarey that somebody would leave a gun laying around and it's dangerous. >> reporter: the former police chief wrote a letter to other agencies asking that their officers and agents lock...
shooting kate steinle at pier 14 in july. he had been deported five time before the shooting. >> two jail guards are under arrest for beat an inmate. the deputies, phillip abecendario and than le surrendered and now face charges of assault under "color of authority." the main mate garcia said the two guards pete him. the arrest is eight months after three deputies at the same jail were charged with the beating death of inmate michael tyree. [ inaudible ] i want them to say "we beat him." that is all. >> president elect of the santa clara county police officer association say while they condemn any and all criminal behavior they ask people not to prejudge. >> c.h.p. is confirms that there has been yet another shooting on an east bay freeway and the search is on for the suspect. the c.h.p. released a photo of a vehicle similar to the suspect's gray 2005 volvo. investigator say two drivers got into a fight in emeryville on sunday night and they got to the exit on interstate 580 one driver opened fire on the other driver and no one was hurt. shooting suspect drove away but not before cra
shooting kate steinle at pier 14 in july. he had been deported five time before the shooting. >> two jail guards are under arrest for beat an inmate. the deputies, phillip abecendario and than le surrendered and now face charges of assault under "color of authority." the main mate garcia said the two guards pete him. the arrest is eight months after three deputies at the same jail were charged with the beating death of inmate michael tyree. [ inaudible ] i want them to say...
family of kate steinle filed a federal lawsuit blaming both federal and local government for her killing in had san francisco last summer. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. lopez sanchez had previously been deported five times. they blame the then sheriff for releasing him without telling the feds after san francisco decided not to prosecute the phelonion an old drug warrant. >> he acted unilaterally and without any legal authority and contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >>steinly's family also blames the bureau of land management because the gun used to kill steinle was stolen out of an agent's car. and they fault immigration and customs for not having properly tracked lopez sanchez. the city attorney's office responded to the lawsuit saying the family's loss is obvious tragic, but it's also a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. >>>
family of kate steinle filed a federal lawsuit blaming both federal and local government for her killing in had san francisco last summer. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. lopez sanchez had previously been deported five times. they blame the then sheriff for releasing him without telling the feds after san francisco decided not to prosecute the phelonion...
? the most responsive ever sold, so it is dialedden crusted and made of crocodile leather and 18 kate -- carat gold and is called "fashion history." >> what is that little lock thing? that is what you are focusing on? the little lock? >> all right...tracking news, fire crews are on the scene of a fire at an apartment complex. >> and warriors fans are eager to get their hands on new merchandise. >> we have a lock on the heat in the east bay neighborhoods, compared to average we are three degrees warmer in san francisco, and 17 degrees warmer in livermore. this is not the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. that's not fair, he should give you your rollerblades back. and, she's back. storm coming? a very dangerous cheese storm. presenting the american express blue cash everyday card with cash back on this. mouth toys. that
? the most responsive ever sold, so it is dialedden crusted and made of crocodile leather and 18 kate -- carat gold and is called "fashion history." >> what is that little lock thing? that is what you are focusing on? the little lock? >> all right...tracking news, fire crews are on the scene of a fire at an apartment complex. >> and warriors fans are eager to get their hands on new merchandise. >> we have a lock on the heat in the east bay neighborhoods,...
. [ laughter ] so, jonathan, kate, and louie, good luck to you. let's play "jeopardy!" here comes the first round. and these are your categories, starting off with... kate: hopefully not. alex: yeah. next...
. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun was stolen out of an agent's car. the bureau tells us it's reviewing the complaint. stein dgs le faults immigrations and customs for not having tracked sanchez. the city attorney saying the steinle family's loss is tragic, but it's ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez-sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. more hearings will be held before the trial. >> kristin, thank you so much. >> donald trump campaigned in fresno today gathered downto
. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to...
the thief took a badge and credentials. last year, kate stein on pier 13. last year, the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. last year, firearms were stolen in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> that is kind of scary someone would leave a gun laying around. it's dangerous. >> greg suhr wrote a letter asking their officers and agents hock guns when parking in the city. in this case, the fbi saying only they're looking into it. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> three suspects are under arrest, linked to the shootings that left one novato high school student dead and another, hurt. police arrested the suspect yesterday, his arrest followed the capture of two novato high school students on thursday. they're accused of shooting and stabbing the victims. police are searching for another suspect. >> the search is on for a missing man in alameda. earnesto capollo lenho was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap and black shoes. he is often seen in the marina village shopping center. if you notice him, please call police. >> well, the weather has been pretty much perfect
the thief took a badge and credentials. last year, kate stein on pier 13. last year, the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. last year, firearms were stolen in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> that is kind of scary someone would leave a gun laying around. it's dangerous. >> greg suhr wrote a letter asking their officers and agents hock guns when parking in the city. in this case, the fbi saying only they're looking into it. vic lee, abc7 news....
. >>> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit blaming the government for her killing last summer. she was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. juan francisco lopez had been deported five times. steinle's family blamed him for releasing him without telling the fed. after san francisco decided not to prosecute him on an old drug warrant. he acted unilaterally and without any legal authority and contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun used that killed her was stolen out of an agent's car and they fult immigration and customs for not having properly tracked lopez. they responded to the lawsuit saying the steinle's family's loss is obviously tragic but a tragenlgedy for which san franc taxpayers cannot be held liable. sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. >>> a heads up if you plan on visiting the golden gate bridge over the memorial day weekend. cars will not be able to park at the
. >>> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit blaming the government for her killing last summer. she was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. juan francisco lopez had been deported five times. steinle's family blamed him for releasing him without telling the fed. after san francisco decided not to prosecute him on an old drug warrant. he acted unilaterally and without any legal...
ABC7 News 9:00PM on KOFY : KOFY : May 27, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
ballot by 5:00 p.m. tuesday. keep that date in mind. >>> family of kate steinly filed a federal law suit blaming both federal and local government for her killing in san francisco last summer. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. lopez sanchez had been previously deported 5 times. the family blames the sheriff for releasing him without telling the feds after san francisco decided not to prosecute the felon on an old drug warrant. >> he acted unilaterally and without any legal authority and contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >>reporter: steinly family also blames the bureau of land management because the gun used to kill steinly was stolen out of an agent car and felt immigration and customs were not having properly tracked sanchez. city attorney office responded to the lawsuit saying the loss is tragic but the ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. sanchez has been charged with second de
ballot by 5:00 p.m. tuesday. keep that date in mind. >>> family of kate steinly filed a federal law suit blaming both federal and local government for her killing in san francisco last summer. the 32-year-old san francisco woman was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. lopez sanchez had been previously deported 5 times. the family blames the sheriff for releasing him without telling the...
. familiar and damage russ refrain. last year kate was shot to death on pier 14. police say the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a federal agen agent's car. last august the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. also last year firearms were stolen from an off duty chp officer's car in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> kind of scary that somebody would leave a gun laying around and it's dangerous. >>reporter: former police chief greg even wrote a letter to other agencies asking that their officers and agents lock the gun when parking in the city. in this case the fbi declined comment saying only that they are looking into it. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> more to bring you on this monday night. couple. how the bay area remembers those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. >>> also the plan to boost tuition at the university of california. for some students it could cost as much as stanford. 7 news meteorologist is here with the warm weather drishtion holiday weekend wraps up we had a 40 degree temperature spread warmest
. familiar and damage russ refrain. last year kate was shot to death on pier 14. police say the transient charged with her murder used a gun stolen from a federal agen agent's car. last august the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. also last year firearms were stolen from an off duty chp officer's car in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> kind of scary that somebody would leave a gun laying around and it's dangerous. >>reporter: former police chief...
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ABC7 News at 4 : WJLA : May 26, 2016 4:00pm-5:00pm EDT
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i can get it. >> earlier this month kate also ran the fastest 1600 in the u.s. this season and broke nearly every track record at lake braddock. >> she has another year. who knows where she will end up. erin: her goal? >> olympics four years from now. 2020. that is everyone's dream to get to that level. erin: erin hawksworth's abc7 sports. jonathan: good luck to you. the best start. did you notice the coast, we have her for another year. michelle: really going to get her in shape! all right. weather looking nice. steve: great as we move in the holiday weekend. a lot of folks are already taking their holiday a lot of folks are going to grill out. no problem. on the warm side. 82 degrees, 7:00. sunshine. 8:00 the sun will still be up but setting a little after 8:00. we will see the temperatures in the upper 70's by 9:00. the beach travel forecast. no problems at all. you may see a few showers and thunderstorms move in the late afternoon and the early evening hours. the chance of showers are limited. 30% risk. this weekend at the beaches, 74 on saturday. 70 on sunday. we may see showers
i can get it. >> earlier this month kate also ran the fastest 1600 in the u.s. this season and broke nearly every track record at lake braddock. >> she has another year. who knows where she will end up. erin: her goal? >> olympics four years from now. 2020. that is everyone's dream to get to that level. erin: erin hawksworth's abc7 sports. jonathan: good luck to you. the best start. did you notice the coast, we have her for another year. michelle: really going to get her in...
ABC7 News at Noon : WJLA : May 31, 2016 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
the million. from waxhaw, north carolina, please welcome kate anderson. [cheers and applause] hey, kate, welcome back. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. >> thanks. ♪ >> so you have quit your job
ABC7 News on KOFY 11:30PM : KOFY : May 30, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am PDT
around and it is dangerous jie. last year kate steinley was shot to death and the transient who shot her used a gun stolen from a -- from an agent's car. they pushed for agencies to lock their guns when parking in the city. >>> still ahead on abc news bay area, the secret service rushes to bernie sanders' side during a bay area rally. >> and outrage tonight. the zoo that shot and killed a 450-pound gorilla explains why it made such a deadly decision. >> plus, the group of female friends who stopped a date drugging for the first time they are coming forward about the story earning them internet fame. >> the fine ending to the holiday weekend. a live look at pier15 and the fog is making a come back. who wakes up with fog and how hot we get in the accu-weather forecast. >> thanks. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmle live. jimmy? >> here is something from me to you. >> you say 360 and you mean it was like full -- like this, before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the
around and it is dangerous jie. last year kate steinley was shot to death and the transient who shot her used a gun stolen from a -- from an agent's car. they pushed for agencies to lock their guns when parking in the city. >>> still ahead on abc news bay area, the secret service rushes to bernie sanders' side during a bay area rally. >> and outrage tonight. the zoo that shot and killed a 450-pound gorilla explains why it made such a deadly decision. >> plus, the group of...
ABC7 News on KOFY 7PM : KOFY : May 27, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
trung lee's motion to reverse the order. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun was stolen out of an agent's car. the bureau tells us it's reviewing the complaint. stein dgs le faults immigrations and customs for not having tracked sanchez. the city attorney saying the steinle family's loss is tragic, but it's ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez-sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. more hearings will be held before the trial. >> kristin, thank you so much. >> donald trump c
trung lee's motion to reverse the order. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted...
the gun stolen, but the thief took a badge and credentials. last year, kate steinle was shot on pier 13. last year, the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. last year, firearms were stolen in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> that is kind of scary someone would leave a gun laying around. it's dangerous. >> greg suhr wrote a letter asking their officers and agents hock guns when parking in the city. in this case, the fbi saying only they're looking into it. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> three suspects are under arrest, linked to the shootings that left one novato high school student dead and another, hurt. police arrested the suspect yesterday, his arrest followed the capture of two novato high school students on thursday. they're accused of shooting and stabbing the victims. police are searching for another suspect. >> the search is on for a missing man in alameda. earnesto capollo lenho was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap and black shoes. he is often seen in the marina village shopping center. if you notice him, please call police. >> well, the weathe
the gun stolen, but the thief took a badge and credentials. last year, kate steinle was shot on pier 13. last year, the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen from her vehicle. last year, firearms were stolen in a vehicle belonging to a hayward cop. >> that is kind of scary someone would leave a gun laying around. it's dangerous. >> greg suhr wrote a letter asking their officers and agents hock guns when parking in the city. in this case, the fbi saying only they're looking...
Action News 11:30PM : WPVI : May 1, 2016 11:30pm-11:46pm EDT
favorite photographer, kate middleton. and kate took the pictures last month. >> superheroes of all ages on the trail in ridley state park for a 5k run and walk for advocates for abused and neglected children. even a super dog with a red cape. >>> and "action news" sports sunday here. and "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> for walter perez, melissa magee, jamie apody, new father jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i've sarah bloomquist. have a great night and a good week ahead. >> let me be clear, sam bradford is our starting quarterback. >> the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz. >> what should the eagle fans know about you. >> i am a competitor and i love the game. and i am wired to win. >> and the phillies swept out the cleveland indians. they won six consecutive games. ♪ >> this is "action news" sports sunday sponsored by audi. >> welcome into another addition of actions sports sunday. and i'm jamie apody. well mike, the worst-kept secret
favorite photographer, kate middleton. and kate took the pictures last month. >> superheroes of all ages on the trail in ridley state park for a 5k run and walk for advocates for abused and neglected children. even a super dog with a red cape. >>> and "action news" sports sunday here. and "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> for walter perez, melissa magee, jamie apody, new father jeff skversky and the entire "action news"...
Action News 11:30PM : WPVI : May 21, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
) (ring, beep) jenny? kate. oh, thank god. um, h-have you heard from kevin? no, i haven't. have you? no, i've been calling him to test our system and he's not answering, and i'm freaking out a little bit. um, do you have any idea where he is? kate? kate, are you there? yeah. yeah, i'm here. what's going on? where's kevin? jenny, i need you to stay calm, okay? something's happened. crime sceat a fire? never done one of these before. after this, you might not want to. building was being rehabbed, so the place was supposed to be empty.
) (ring, beep) jenny? kate. oh, thank god. um, h-have you heard from kevin? no, i haven't. have you? no, i've been calling him to test our system and he's not answering, and i'm freaking out a little bit. um, do you have any idea where he is? kate? kate, are you there? yeah. yeah, i'm here. what's going on? where's kevin? jenny, i need you to stay calm, okay? something's happened. crime sceat a fire? never done one of these before. after this, you might not want to. building was being rehabbed,...
Action News 5PM : WPVI : May 2, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
photos in the spread show kate in casual wear. the magazine said the images capture her love of the countryside. two portraits will be hung in the british national portrait gallery he. >> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a check of that accuweather forecast. >> looking live outside a cloudy center city skyline for your monday. meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather five day forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. >> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. >> let's bring it over meteorologist cecily tynan with more on our wet and dreary forecast but the sun mike peaking out. >> exactly. we're finally seeing a bit of sunshine. i love this shot from sky6 atlantic city and it really shows how the sun breaking through the clouds can warm up the land and that reallier roads the clouds but it doesn't do there with the water. the sun cannot warm up water like the land so you can see that we still have the low
photos in the spread show kate in casual wear. the magazine said the images capture her love of the countryside. two portraits will be hung in the british national portrait gallery he. >> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a check of that accuweather forecast. >> looking live outside a cloudy center city skyline for your monday. meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather five day forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone...
Action News at 12:30 PM : WPVI : May 2, 2016 12:30pm-1:01pm EDT
mark the occasion. pictures were taken by mom, kate last month. and kensington palace officials say principales received letters and gifts from 64 countries. president obama, the first lady sent charlotte a gig saw puzzle and stuffed dog that looks like bow, the white house dog. >>> philadelphia's known as the city of first and pennsylvania ballet is set to put an a or a program of first actually. karen rodgers has more in this weeks six abc loves the arts. >> ♪ >> this is a program made up of three ballet, a world premiere, north american premiere, and valentine's first ballet in america which marked a milestone in the history of dance. >> it is a very different program, but at the same time its masterpiecees from these three major choreographers. >> ♪ >> reporter: show opens with george classic serenade in string. >> it is one of the first ballet he did for new york city ballet and considered a masterpiece. the it is a stamp in dance in america and way that dancing was going to be seen in the future. >> he was very famous for using dancers as part of the music. you almost visu
mark the occasion. pictures were taken by mom, kate last month. and kensington palace officials say principales received letters and gifts from 64 countries. president obama, the first lady sent charlotte a gig saw puzzle and stuffed dog that looks like bow, the white house dog. >>> philadelphia's known as the city of first and pennsylvania ballet is set to put an a or a program of first actually. karen rodgers has more in this weeks six abc loves the arts. >> ♪ >> this...
Action News at 6:00 AM : WPVI : May 2, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
, kate middleton. representative said kate took pictures last month. >>> top stories a at 6:55, a terrible crash in philadelphia's east falls section left one child dead and eight others were hurt. one of those with critical injuries is a new born. >>> police say driver of the gray mazda crossed into on coming lanes at henry avenue and smash in the blue mazda yesterday. >>> jury selection begins today in the corruption trial of the chaka fattah, long time philadelphia congressman is accused of taking bribes and misusing campaign fund, and federal grants. atlantic city mayor don guardian will announce if the gambling town will cover a 1.8 million-dollar one payment, city says proceeds from the next tax payments might in the be enough to cover it. >>> "action news" just keeping coming in, look at this latest 1309 northbound past paper mill road only shoulder getting by and one of the vehicles on the shoulder. police, ambulance all on the scene. that is a mess. action cam is head together serious accident five vehicles involved on frankford avenue at tyson avenue, dave. >> well, kare
, kate middleton. representative said kate took pictures last month. >>> top stories a at 6:55, a terrible crash in philadelphia's east falls section left one child dead and eight others were hurt. one of those with critical injuries is a new born. >>> police say driver of the gray mazda crossed into on coming lanes at henry avenue and smash in the blue mazda yesterday. >>> jury selection begins today in the corruption trial of the chaka fattah, long time philadelphia...
Action News at Noon : WPVI : May 1, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
saying prince will quam l yam -- prince william and kate are happy to share the precious moments and hope you like them as much as they do. for more go to 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia is known as a city of first, the pennsylvania ballet is set to put on a program of firsts. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. this is a program made up of 3 ballets.... a world premiere... a north american premiere... and balanchine's first ballet in america...which marked a milestone in the history of dance. it is a very different program but at the same time its masterpieces from these three major choreographers that are together on stage. the show opens with george balanchine's serenade ....set to tchaikovsky's classic serenade in strings. it's one of the first ballets that he ever did for new york city ballet and its considered a master piece. he put are a standard on the dance in america. he used the dancers like they were part of the music. you visualize the music which is impressive. the program also includes the world premiere of a work by the ballet's resident choreographer, matthe
saying prince will quam l yam -- prince william and kate are happy to share the precious moments and hope you like them as much as they do. for more go to 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia is known as a city of first, the pennsylvania ballet is set to put on a program of firsts. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. this is a program made up of 3 ballets.... a world premiere... a north american premiere... and balanchine's first ballet in america...which marked a milestone in the...
Action News Weekend 9AM : WPVI : May 1, 2016 9:00am-10:31am EDT
. duchess kate took these photos herself in their country home. she is beautiful. >>> time to check on what's going viral in the social corner. this is the time we show you videos and images that everyone is talking about on social media, including 1-year-old lee who has a metal to show off she finished her first marathon. she signed up and trained for a 5k and got into the wrong groom at the starting line and didn't realize she was in the wrong race until she was several miles into it. she asked a fellow runner how much further to the finish line. that's when she learned she would be running 13 miles instead of the 3 miles she had trained for. her mother who was initially panicked was proud of her. >>> brave little girl, congratulations to her. >>> this is our mug shot, kevin gibson was arrested in miami on drug charges. he has a fully grown long beard on oned side and the other side devoid of a beard. his bizarre half beard has earned him celeb status on social media. people have posted pictures of themselves with the half beard. >>> i'm not impressed. >>> if it works for you, go ahe
. duchess kate took these photos herself in their country home. she is beautiful. >>> time to check on what's going viral in the social corner. this is the time we show you videos and images that everyone is talking about on social media, including 1-year-old lee who has a metal to show off she finished her first marathon. she signed up and trained for a 5k and got into the wrong groom at the starting line and didn't realize she was in the wrong race until she was several miles into...
African American History Conference : CSPAN3 : May 21, 2016 1:30pm-5:31pm EDT
, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to show kate they history of hattiesburg, mississippi. to learn more about the cities on our tour visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue now with our look at the history of hattiesburg. st. paul united methodist becauseit is important very often during the civil rights days it was home of freedom school during 1964. we are going downstairs to our fellowship hall. where we were -- we were all here, and our teachers were. we spread out into small groups around the room. class, where one of our teachers was working with us. me with my head turn. , 20 or 30 children were here at this location. there were six locations in 1964. here at st. paul's, some of the original chairs that we sat in our here. for church, during the summer we would have vacation bible school , but this is different. we were not focusing on just church activities. freedom school lasted in the summer of 1964. it was a plan to get african-americans to register to vote. part of the previous summer of the component was to establish a school where children wou
, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to show kate they history of hattiesburg, mississippi. to learn more about the cities on our tour visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue now with our look at the history of hattiesburg. st. paul united methodist becauseit is important very often during the civil rights days it was home of freedom school during 1964. we are going downstairs to our fellowship hall. where we were -- we were all here, and our teachers were. we spread...
After Words with Shaka Senghor : CSPAN2 : May 29, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
to dead kated the -- dedicate the book to her, my father and step-mother. i cannot expect forgiveness and redemption without extending that to the grace of someone else including my mother. >> host: i get that. but how do you not kind of blame her for things that happened to you and for you taking the path you took? >> guest: ultimately we still have to make decisions. you know, what i try to get people to understand is this book isn't about making excuses for the decision i made. it is about explaining what is happening to so many young men and women in communities where we don't talk about sexual abuse, child abuse and physical abuse and the things that lead to us taking the path we take. i want to be clear this isn't about making excuses and blaming my mother would be an ex cuse. i was ultimately the person who pulled the trigger that night. >> host: has she read the book? >> guest: yes. >> host: what was her reaction? and our dad? >> guest: initially she was hurt by it as is often the case when you have to recognize ugly truths that are not always comfortable. same for my dad. but
to dead kated the -- dedicate the book to her, my father and step-mother. i cannot expect forgiveness and redemption without extending that to the grace of someone else including my mother. >> host: i get that. but how do you not kind of blame her for things that happened to you and for you taking the path you took? >> guest: ultimately we still have to make decisions. you know, what i try to get people to understand is this book isn't about making excuses for the decision i made....
Aging & Adult Services Commission 5/4/16 : SFGTV : May 8, 2016 10:30pm-12:01am PDT
that kate with working on i think you know by now i apologize. i can't remember about the new support at home program the home care a coalition of us have been working on it is looking good that benefits people with a little bit too much income ever assets to quality for a benefit that don't have the kind of money to pay for in-home care we've met with the supervisors in the mayor's office of budget and hope the commission will support it we're working for elevator and commissioner sims is helping to elevate it so we're hoping to get more funding allergy was asked r asking for you to help with our conversations with the mayor's office about that and i have flyers about the budget rally tomorrow i'll leave on the table if anyone can take a stack of them we have them in english and spanish and marie arranged for chairs for seniors with disabilities and people with disabilities we don't have to worry about that i want to mention donna on the sedatin action you probably worked with her she's retiring we are happy she'll be able to have time to enjoy you'll see things but i'm sure
that kate with working on i think you know by now i apologize. i can't remember about the new support at home program the home care a coalition of us have been working on it is looking good that benefits people with a little bit too much income ever assets to quality for a benefit that don't have the kind of money to pay for in-home care we've met with the supervisors in the mayor's office of budget and hope the commission will support it we're working for elevator and commissioner sims is...


been a while since I touched flash.
Should work more on the easing, needs more of it when it's at the top of it's bounce. And the punch could use some smoothness work aswell.
The ball moves too fast, and the punch is choppy.


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"I carry a gun, because cops are too heavy..."
SPD is a really top-flight department...but until they become precognitive, the very best they can do is to investigate, mop up the blood, and fill out the forms.
All worthwhile, but not a huge help when one is busy being the subject of violent crime.
It's not ironic, so much as cleverly expressed wisdom...have you SEEN a cop lately? Even a young spritely one, weighed down with the ever more popular bat belt, could throw someones back out....45 Para (w/ or w/o gold plate, rhinestones, and salacious engravings) is MUCH lighter than 200+ lbs of cop...
The car is not the enemy
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FWIW, My General Election 2009 Endorsements
Dedicated to all three of my readers...
Off and running, in an off-off year we're not bothered with electing legislators (aside from rare exceptions), Governors, Lt. Governors, or a wide variety of other critters - we get ballot measures, some muni-critters, the occasional mayor, and oddball hospital board and port director slots.
Initiative 1033, to borrow an oft-used descriptor, is a "starve the beast" small government initiative, with mandatory donations to a constitutionally protected rainy day fund and a "refund the overages to the citizenry" provision - with the proviso that the citizenry can make exceptions by a vote. Problem with this is that it a *statutory* critter...and thus amendable by the Legislature in the first two years by a 2/3 majority of that august body..and by a simple majority thereafter. Odds are good it will suffer the same fate as the the similarly concieved Initiative 695 and be gutted at the first moment it becomes inconvenient to the dominant majority du jour. Nevertheless, I endorse it, albeit less than enthusiastically, as a *gag* "message" measure...a relatively subtle hint to our elected sorts that voter patience is wearing thin....
Referendum 71 is an attempt to repeal the "Everything But Marriage" '09 Domestic Partnership bill. While I'd much rather simply see the state get entirely out of the business of "marriage" and leave it to the religious sorts, limiting itself to *domestic partnership for all* with all the current legal encumbrances, responsibilities, and dysfunctions of the legal side of the institution - I don't see that happening, realistically, any time soon. The act was and is a "good first step".
The funky way Washington phrases such things, a vote "for" or "to affirm" keeps the law in force, "no" or "reject" repeals it. The arguments I've heard for it "but it will force churches to marry same sex couples against their tenets" (specious - have you heard of the Catholic Church being forced to marry divorcee's? It's a first amendment thing.).
To gently fisk the folks over at SoundPolitics a tad...
Unfortunately, laws affecting children, property ownership, health and retirement benefits, inheritance and a host of case law are based on the traditional one man, one woman definition of marriage.
And the same could be said some years ago of various Jim Crow laws. Simply because something is, or is traditional, is a null argument that things should continue thusly. The same can be said of equating "good" and "new" - meaningless mouth noises emerging from shallow minds, OR, more sophisticated sorts trying to manipulate shallow-minded sorts with inadequate analytical skills.
What harm is derived by allowing same sex couples to protect their children, their wealth, share their health and retirement benefits, and bequeath their worldly goods as they see fit? What good, beyond satisfying Bertha Betterthanyou, is served by denying simple equality before the law?
A few states have expanded marriage to include same sex couples while others have revised the laws regarding adoption, benefits etc. by passing so called "domestic partner" legislation. Senate Bill 5688 falls in the latter category just short of the Gay community goal of full marriage but it opens the door to all manner of law suits and legally forced acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle.
Lifestyle implies choice. In most cultures, honesty is considered a virtue - and the average LGBT person is presented with the same choice they have regarding gravity ...they can either admit to themselves and others who they are and live honestly...or bury themselves in self-deception, the deception of others, or both - and all the dysfunction that attends upon such a dishonest choice. Such a choice is no choice.
Acceptance? That cannot be forced. "No Touchies"? That is a worthwhile goal. It's called *tolerance*. As in keep your paws to yourself, tend to your own relationship(s), and should you feel a need to *comment* have at it - though you may not enjoy the response. The only legally enforced acceptance is recognition of equality before the law - the ability to enjoy all the privileges and responsibilities of a consenting adult with a mutually consenting sort in a long term relationship.
Much of what is in Senate Bill 5688 is currently available to domestic partners. It comes too close to redefining marriage and threatens my right to hold a biblical view. What's next, polygamy? However, I fully recognize there are strong differences of opinion. Many leading citizens of good will, including some in the religious community, approve of Ref. 71.
Again, deceit. First a little side step about "much" - equality before the law dictates *all*. Redefining marriage? Take it up with your pastor - other folks relationships are none of your business, so long as they are adult and consenting. And the "threatens your right to hold a biblical view" is simply a scaremongering farce - nothing in the Act restricts your viewpoint (merely your ability to inflict it on others via force of law), or to express your views publically or privately. One can only conclude a conscious or subconscious agenda of bigotry hiding behind rationalization of greater or lesser effectiveness.
Vote YES to affirm on R-71. And may the signers of the petition and the donors to the campaign be well-publicized throughout the land - let the sun shine in!
City of Seattle Proposition 1 - A massive housing levy. In better times, I might say differently - but with the city 60+ million in the hole, and the state waltzing into a 9 billion dollar fiscal black hole, voting to spend money we don't have is sheerest idiocy. Now is the time to be *cutting* programs, not expanding them. Leave this to charity and family, and get back to your core mission - keep stuff from burning down, blowing up, getting shot up, fill the potholes, and keep the streets clear when it snows. All else, for a city, is optional...and right now, we're running out of options. VOTE NO.
King County Executive - Dow Constantine is, by all accounts, a really nice guy. And I like his campaign staff - not only smart, but stunningly cute. However, he's more of the King County Liberal Democrat establishment - and King County needs someone to pull the flush handle, not more of the same. Vote for Susan Hutchison - she's been working in the non-profit sector since leaving the TV news biz, and doing a good job. That she appears libertarian/conservative is only a bonus - she won't likely be able to overcome the Establishment Inertia, but just perhaps she'll be able to shake things up and put a stop to some of the sillier antics at County level...say, maybe, starting by letting the Sheriff negotiate contracts with the Sheriff's department employee's.
Sheriff - Sue Rahr is running unopposed (NEVER a good thing), but thus far she's done a good job and advocated for public safety even-handedly, and stood up for her department against some fairly underhanded attempts to undermine her at the expense of public safety. Vote for Sue, but still...unopposed, never a good thing.
Port Commissioners 1, 3, 4 - it's VOTE AGAINST THE INCUMBENT time...no real winners here, unless you have a special interest the port can serve, then who looks easiest to boggle/manipulate might come into play. Rob Holland, who I've met, seems nice enough...but too young, and too easily influenced from my impression.
City of Seattle
Mayor - we're presented with competent evil vs incompetent evil. The kindest thing I can say about Mike McGinn is that in his arrogance and certainty of his own moral virtue, he may do less damage simply because it will be easier to see his particular variety of really vivid idiocy early on, before it can do much damage.
Joe Mallahan, on the other hand, comes from a management environment and may actually be able to worm some of HIS variety of especially festive ninnyhood past the spectators and get it done before anyone notices or is able to do much about it.
Neither, if elected, will serve more than one term as the Nickels legacy will eat alive whoever is elected, and then crap them out on a hill of fire ants for emphasis. I'm torn on this one...the coin came down for Mallahan, mainly on the theory that the city can't put up with another 4 years of government of "because I wanna" and "because it FEEELS SOOOO GOOOD".
City Attorney Pete Holmes is a regrettable "please, Gawd, let it only be one term" choice, but given Tom Carr's performance as City Attorney, he's the least bad choice. Vote Holmes on this one.
I've run outta steam...but...DUMP CONLIN, KEEP LICATA...and Sally Bagshaw seems like a nice, if well-meaning, sort...
On Referendum 71 and its' supporters
In the 2008-09 Legislative Session, the WA Legislature passed an "all but in name" domestic partnership bill. After a hotly contested signature drive, featuring a federal judge ordering the names of petition signers concealed (a first ever in State history, and in contradiction to State law), a referendum to repeal this act will be on the ballot.
To make it better, the way WA does referendums will mean that voting *for* the referendum will preserve the law, and voting *against* will repeal domestic partnership benefits. This opens a can of worms for all kinds of shenanigans.
The below is a recent editorial response of mine...
I have to ask - are heterosexuals so easily influenced and insecure in their relationships that the prospect of others enjoying the same rights as they do puts heterosexuals marriages in dire danger?
Is their commitment to their partner so insincere that it can only be preserved by denying others the same rights they enjoy?
Or are the proponents so flawed in their own eyes that they can only distract themselves from their inner agony that they must seek to control and denigrate others?
Does the fanaticism of their faith drive them to attempt to force us, a diversely populated state, to adhere to questionably constitutional (i.e., "God Told Me So" is inherently suspect as a reason for law-making) legal tradition at the expense of families, children, and communities?
Is it really necessary to legislate bigotry against the LGBT community, a historic scapegoat du jour?
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On Undeserved Prizes, and the wisdom of accepting them...
President Obama, he of questionable wisdom (and citizenship, and probity) and unmatched skill at cleverly and strategically hurling allies under sundry buses, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on October 9, 2009 - less than a year into his first term as U.S. President, after an ineffectual career as a U.S. Senator, part-time state legislator, sometime attorney, and occasional author.
"I do not feel that I deserve to be in the company of so many transformative figures that have been honored by this prize," he said. "I will accept this award as a call to action, a call for all nations to confront the challenges of the 21st century." - Barack Obama, 9 Oct 2009
He'd be better off humbly rejecting it, and the award itself better served.
When an individual accepts an obviously undeserved award historically given for vast accomplishment for, essentially, "we sure hope you make the United States more European and self-emasculating" rather than any actual achievement - that individual is lessened, and their credibility diminished... tarnished by accepting an award unjustly given.
At the same time, when a committee gives an award such as the Nobel Peace Prize for, effectively "being black AND not George Bush", it tarnishes the award for all future recipients by ladling layers of political whimsy over what is intended as an award to recognize actual human achievement (rather than often unused potential).
The committee ill-served both the award and the recipient, damaging both. Obama made the second best available response to such egregious ass-kissing, and did himself and the nation no favors in making that choice - the wisest course would have been to graciously decline the Prize, and express hope that, after he steps down as President, perhaps the committee will be better able to evaluate his achievements.
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Stereo's, Manslaughter, and Justice
This is a sort of continuation of my last posting, but from a more objective and less personal viewpoint. I posted this elsewhere a little bit ago on the same incident.
In general if you're involved in a situation where there's a body cooling or looking like it might be right soon...STFU is a good rule to follow until your attorney is not only present to do your talking for you. "Name, Rank, Serial#" probably won't get you into trouble, but beyond that it gets perilous as far as I can tell...
This principal often applies elsewhere.
Now, with that said -
1) I think rifle fire is an overenthusiastic response to stereo theft.
2) I think prosecuting someone for manslaughter when they (a) observe theft in progress, (b) firmly suggest the thieve(s) stop, and (c)observe said thief, having been ordered to stop, engage in an apparent "arming motion" is *ALSO* a bit overenthusiastic (even if said shooter utters "I didn't mean to...." subsequently. I say this even in light of our shooter having declined the opportunity to step back.
Right and wrong are not an "on-off" switch most of the time. In this instance, I suggest that while bad choices were made...they were made by all parties, and that the departure from this veil of tears of a car prowler (even if excessive) at the hands of his victim is not worthy of prosecution at a felony level - a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor time-out for over-enthusiasm on the part of the shooter seems a more appropriate charging.
The RCW grows every year...and seldom to the benefit of the public, as redundant and/or unreasonably vague/conflicting laws are added to the books in the name of "it feels good", vote-buying, or "looking busy/tough" - something this situation might cause us to consider. Is the *law* as it currently stands, dysfunctional?
What do you say
To an otherwise good, intelligent, kind, decent, rational sort that you thought was your friend, that is the husband of your bestest friend...the husband who has just described you and many of the folks you respect, care about, and enjoy as being no better than common criminals in a leap of amazing logical fallacy (aka, "guilt by association") of the sort you previously thought said individual far too bright/decent to engage in?
"Cooper said that Sheets told officers Hernandez turned and reached for the waistband of his pants before the shooting. Sheets took aim and fired, striking Hernandez in the back of the head."
Wait...wait..
In the evening, standing on your pat...io (at night) you THOUGHT you saw the guy reaching for his waist? You decided that this man stealing your stereo was a crime worth HIS LIFE. I will honestly say that ANYONE who chooses to own a firearm and "defend themselves" is as dangerous (OR MORE SO) as the criminals who own them to commit crimes. What an ass. Thank goodness we live in these here United States.
I thought rather better of you, sir, and hope this is a temporary and bizarre aberration from your usual principaled, logical, and ethical approach to people and life. I have never before observed you indulge in such bigoted commentary, which is likely why I am so appalled and disappointed, particularly when I am a member of the group you paint with this hateful brush. I am saddened.
I doubt I will ever mention this to you, just as I doubt you will stumble across this exercise in venting. I won't mention it, simply because your husband IS my best friend and biting my tongue is a relatively cheap price to pay for not hurting him.
Because, other than this apparent temporary bout of poisonous madness, I have come to regard you as a friend and a neat person in your own right...
Any time any of us start indulging in statements like "all are because committed " we leave the land of rationality and logic for the realms of bigotry, ad hominiem, and distortion.
My comments as a gun owner, Second Amendment Advocate, and (god willing, retired) civil rights advocate from elsewhere will be in my next post. This post merely is venting of a rather odd sort for me - disappointment and sadness, rather than the anger such vitriol usually brings for me.
Perhaps I'm getting old.
Dumbassery in the South
In a quest to prove that soon-to-be-ejected Mayor Greg Nickels is NOT the greatest municipal dumbass in the land (we're being charitable tonight), it appears, surprisingly enough that there are mayors yet more boneheaded.
Mayor Sallie Peake of Wellford, SC recently issued a no chase policy forbidding that fine boroughs police officers from chasing, on foot or otherwise, criminals. See her defend her policy here:
and then, after vast public ridicule, repeal same policy while trying to cloak herself in self-righteousness:
Yep...Nickels does have competition...
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Q: Match everything till the last exact string in the exact div (php) I want to match the address of a property on realty server. Lets say the div containing address is named
 and the address is located in the last
 section like this:

      h2

    <abcd>
      abcd
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      adress

Is there a possible way to capture an address by only one regex, even if it will be in some captured group?
My not working solution is:
regex="/
everything_except_
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A: Try this regex:

(?:.(?!<\/div>))*
([^<]*)

The main point here is to make .* after
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Demo: https://regex101.com/r/2EGXue/1
Update:
If nested divs may occur but only one level of nesting is possible and the required
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A Virtual Three-Dimensional Model of Las Meninas : Paradox or Mirror Image?
Luis Ramón-Laca
Leonardo (2018) 51 (5): 492–497.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1162/leon_a_01331
A virtual three-dimensional model of Las Meninas is discussed. The model suggests that Diego Velázquez used a large mirror to create his masterpiece.
Studies in Composing Hydrogen Atom Wavefunctions
Lance J. Putnam, JoAnn Kuchera-Morin, Luca Peliti
ABSTRACT The authors present their studies in composing elementary wavefunctions of a hydrogen-like atom and identify several relationships between physical phenomena and musical composition that helped guide the process. The hydrogen-like atom accurately captures some of the fundamental quantum mechanical phenomena of nature and supplies the composer with a set of well-defined mathematical constraints that can create a wide variety of complex spatiotemporal patterns. The authors explore the visual appearance of time-dependent combinations of two and three eigenfunctions of an electron with spin in a hydrogen-like atom, highlighting the resulting symmetries and symmetry changes.
Includes: Multimedia, Supplementary data
Brunelleschi's Discovery of Perspective's "Rule"
Malcolm Park
ABSTRACT Brunelleschi's lost panel painting of the Florence Baptistery, created in the early 15th century, is frequently cited as the first work to accurately use perspective. The system he used is unknown, and the only information about the painting mentions a demonstration by which the painting was viewed through a hole in the panel as a reflected image in a mirror. The author argues here that the image was created in a camera obscura using the panel and a mirror in the same relationship as used in the demonstration. The author also proposes that the process revealed perspective's basic "rule": Vanishing points for parallel, horizontal lines exist at the eye level.
Computer Analysis Reveals Similarities between the Artistic Styles of Van Gogh and Pollock
Lior Shamir
ABSTRACT Recent advances in computer vision and image processing have enabled basic automatic analysis of visual art. The author uses computer analysis to extract thousands of low-level numerical image content descriptors from digitized paintings, which are then used to compare objective levels of similarity between the artistic styles of different painters. The analysis reveals that Vincent Van Gogh's and Jackson Pollock's artistic styles are far more similar to each other in terms of low-level image features than Pollock's work is to that of other painters'. This report also proposes that this methodology is useful in quantifying similarities between painters or artistic styles based on large sets of numerical image content descriptors and for detecting influential links not easily detected by the unaided eye.
Symmetric Venn Diagrams in the Plane: The Art of Assigning a Binary Bit String Code to Planar Regions Using Curves
Peter Hamburger, Edit Hepp
The authors discuss artwork created by assigning a binary string code with length 11 to each of 2 11 = 2,048 planar regions formed intersection of 11 rotations of a single simple closed curve over 360/11 degrees. The goal of this process is to create the maximum number of connected regions, exactly one for each of the 2,048 different binary strings with length 11. The difficulty in this process lies in finding a suitable curve. The authors briefly describe the methods of finding these complicated curves and show how colors can be assigned to regions representing orbits of shifts of binary strings, thus creating unusual images.
Circle Packings and the Sacred Lotus
Tibor Tarnai, Koji Miyazaki
How must n non-overlapping equal circles be packed in a given circle so that the diameter of the circles will be as large as possible? This paper presents an account of this problem and its putative solutions and related configurations in lotus receptacles, classical Japanese mathematics ( wasan ) and traditional Japanese design. Particular emphasis is placed on the connection between the conjectural solutions of this discrete geometrical problem and the fruit arrangements in the receptacles of lotuses, because in most cases the actual fruit arrangements are identical to the mathematical solutions. As the lotus is an important symbol in Buddhism and lotus decorations are quite common in Japanese Buddhist art, packings of circles in a circle have been represented in Japanese art for centuries.
The Construction of Jackson Pollock's Fractal Drip Paintings
Richard P. Taylor, Adam P. Micolich, David Jonas
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1162/00240940252940603
Between 1943 and 1952, Jackson Pollock created patterns by dripping paint onto horizontal canvases. In 1999 the authors identified the patterns as fractal. Ending 50 years of debate over the content of his paintings, the results raised the more general question of how a human being could create fractals. The authors, by analyzing film that recorded the evolution of Pollock's patterns as a function of time, show that the fractals resulted from a systematic construction process involving multiple layers of painted patterns. These results are interpreted within the context of recent visual perception studies of fractal patterns.


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Q: Importing non-square tables in numpy Using numpy in python3.3, can genfromtxt be used to import non-square tables? I want to read from a file that looks like this:

title
2 1
-0.6634   -0.3830   -0.0000 C
0.6634    0.3830   -0.0000 R
1 2  1  1

where each line ends with an \n. Clearly this table is not square. I haven't had success with loadtxt or genfromtxt. They both want square tables. Here are examples and their results:
>>> with open('propane.ct','r') as f:
       txt = f.read()
       data = np.genfromtxt(io.BytesIO(txt.encode()), delimiter='\n', dtype=None)

[b'propane.ct' b'3 2' b'-1.3268   ' b'0.0000    ' b'1.3268   -' b'1 2  1  1'
 b'2 3  1  1']

and
>>> np.loadtxt('propane.ct',skiprows=1)
array([[ 3.    ,  2.    ],
       [-1.3268, -0.383 ],
       [ 0.    ,  0.383 ],
       [ 1.3268, -0.383 ],
       [ 1.    ,  2.    ],
       [ 2.    ,  3.    ]])

or
>>> np.genfromtxt('propane.ct')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.3/lib/python3.3/site-packages/numpy/lib/npyio.py", line 1638, in genfromtxt
    raise ValueError(errmsg)
ValueError: Some errors were detected !
    Line #2 (got 2 columns instead of 1)
    Line #3 (got 4 columns instead of 1)
    Line #4 (got 4 columns instead of 1)
    Line #5 (got 4 columns instead of 1)
    Line #6 (got 4 columns instead of 1)
    Line #7 (got 4 columns instead of 1)

The files are generated by proprietary software, so I cannot square the table during the initial file creation. I have thought of adding columns to each row so as to make it square, but this would probably be less efficient than using numpy built-ins.
Is there something I'm doing wrong or do I have to write my own parser?

A: You can use np.genfromtxt setting the parameter skip_header, like:
np.genfromtxt('my_file.csv', skip_header=4, dtype=str)
#array([['-0.6634', '-0.3830', '-0.0000', 'C'],
#       ['0.6634', '0.3830', '-0.0000', 'R'],
#       ['1', '2', '1', '1']],
#      dtype='|S7')


Manager Chao's words carried along with it a meaning of praise and flattery. He was much more respectful to Zhang Yan than last time.
Zhou Chongju loved to write books about alchemy as well as concoct pills. He had no fixed duties and was totally not to be concerned with everything, so all the affairs within the pavilion usually were managed by the 2 Vice Masters.
However, the two Vice Masters' characters were very different. Vice Master Gu only cared about his herb fields and didn't have many thoughts, he has never asked about his jurisdiction in managing the pills' quota and surpluses.
But Dou Ming was different; this person was too selfish. He blindly curried favor for a few large and influential ancient families in the Azure Ocean Sect. He didn't hesitate even at the expense of the concocted pills being scarce, and spent them without consideration. Since he had gone, Manager Chao felt that justice had been restored.
When Zhang Yan stepped into the entrance, he nodded at Manager Chao and then glanced at the surrounding.
The Senior Sister Wang at her side looked at Zhang Yan a few times. Seeing that his identity seemed to be quite high but not know about the relationship between the two, she intended to start talking, but didn't dare to speak for even a moment.
The steward hurriedly complied and went to the storehouse at the back. He deftly took 5 porcelain bottles from the cabinet as he then handed them over to Qin Nan.
For such people like them and Pill Masters, except for the amount of quota they had to give to the Sect per year, they could keep a certain amount of surpluses. That was why they had a unique status in the sect.
It seemed that, in Manager Chao's mind, Zhang Yan was not only Zhou Chongju's direct disciple, but also the sect's supervisor. He could call out his misdeed at any time and kick him out to a department paperwork position, so how would he dare not to flatter him?
Just like Dou Ming in the past, he had embezzled most of the concocted pills surpluses into his own pocket, and used them to flatter the disciples from ancient families. Since he had died, now, the following Pill Masters' pocket were now richer than before. If a trifling amount of 50 Great Prime Pills was able to form a good relationship with Zhang Yan, this cost was really cheap.
However, Qin Nan was somewhat at a loss of what to do. She was only a 15-years-old girl, she didn't know whether she should accept it or not as her vision then shifted to ask for help from her Senior Sister Wang.
"Ah, yes, yes!" Senior Sister Wang promptly spoke in a hurry as she quickly took 100 Spirit Shellfish from her hand and handed them over. She seemed to be afraid that Manager Chao would go back on his words.
Listening to the both of them, Qin Nan also understood that she had gotten the pills cheaply, and received the 5 porcelain bottles of Great Prime Pills.
Zhang Yan was quite optimistic about Qin Nan's aptitude, she would be shining in the future. He didn't hesitate to help her this time. Upon seeing that the matter had been concluded, he then came out of the pavilion with the two of them as Manager Chao escorted them from behind.
According to the Azure Ocean Sect's rules, only when disciples have reached Radiant Qi Realm would they be eligible to ride a flying ship. However, not all cultivators were able to have a flying ship,because refining a flying ship consumed a lot of materials. If one did not originate from an Ancient Family or were elite disciples from Apprenticeship Branches, it would be very difficult for them to have one.
Such as Wang Pan that had 9 flying ships, all of them belonged to him. He didn't even give them to his clansmen who lived together with him.
The Azure Ocean Sect had a vast territory and also had Immortal Caves in every place. In each place, every Spirit Peak was supervised and fostering its disciples to promote their cultivation. Therefore, since some high-grade Immortal Cave are also opened to accept unofficial disciples, she and Qin Nan were also going there to practice at their Master Ancestor's place.
Zhang Yan didn't wait for Qin Nan's refusal. He boarded his flying ship and then disappeared without a trace.
After Senior Sister Wang boarded, Qin Nan pinched the Token Seal. The flying ship then slowly floated from the ground and was quickly up amongst the clouds in a flash. The flying ship paused for a moment before it maneuvered toward the destination lightning fast.
Senior Sister Wang's lips curled up. She didn't believe what Qin Nan had said and thought that Qin Nan refused to tell her.
Seeing the clouds from this flying ship, a trace of envy rose from her heart. Even though she married a well known ordinary young master who looked to have style and manners, they wouldn't have such a big capital like this.
Recalling that Zhang Yan had easily lent this flying boat, it seemed that this Senior Brother Zhang also didn't need any payment back. She would never have expected that this little girl really hid herself so deeply. If she had such a helping hand in the sect, she wouldn't be underestimated in the future.
Zhang Yan didn't care about these two girls' thoughts as he headed straight to Spirit Leaf Island.
Since he must travel to the Lucid Serene Heavenly Lake, no matter what mysteries it had, it was better to go there with full preparation.
After he entered his Immortal Cave, he picked up the Stars Bullet and bit his tongue's tip, spitting a little of his blood on it. He silently formed a secret seal and slowly refined it with the sword refining technique from the sect.
After spending 16 days on it, he finally completed it.
At this moment, the Sword Bullet connected with his soul and blood. Even if it was a few miles away, he could control it to fly, even though he had yet to completely master it. But, once he had condensed his Profound Light Seed, then he could use the Sword Bullet to fly although he had yet to know how much faster it was compared to the flying ship.
The more he thought about it, the more he felt it was more urgent to seek the Cloud Sand.
After he brought numerous magical tools and weapons, he asked Luo Xiao to transform into a small snake and hide in his sleeve. He then went out from his Immortal Cave, took the flying ship and flew to the north.
A few hours later, a plain on a winding mountain range was seen. According to the geographical names, this place was called the Lesser Waves Mountain. After he had crossed 100 miles on this mountain, he then arrived at the Serene Mountain's boundary.
But when he glanced at the side, he found a flying ship also flying at the far distance from his side, as there were 5 or 6 people above it pointing at him.
After taking a closer look, those people were the ones that he had seen at the sword comparing notes in the Bluestone Screen Wall. Feng Ming was also amongst them.
Several of them also looked at him. And when Feng Ming saw Zhang Yan, his face slight changed as he then immediately turned away.