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You cant stop it. were you born here? >> john: yeah, both generations of my grandparents are from san francisco. my dads side came out after the gold rush so came here in 1850s. >> anthony: author john birdsall grew up in this town, and hes a close observer of the changes happening here. you know, when i first came out to san francisco, i was making all the same sort of tired jokes that everybody from new york that comes out to san francisco the first time makes. i thought it was all sort of gra...

A little bit of luck as it might have you know yet i dont know what it. was. they say there will soon be thousands of people unemployed which will lead to robberies and even deaths. but it might not. be out almost wants to help us so he gives the observer another call. but hes gotten cold feet he says anyone who talks risks getting thrown overboard i dont. know if i must give up the got going to listen but i just want to talk to you. we could meet them for breakfast if i know what im talking abo...

We use that time to travel to munson e r five hundred kilometers to the south. to seeing on tonyas what is the king of tuna who we met at the conference in hugo. he gives us permission to film in the port of his tuna factory. to he kong has just come into port a fishing vessel with the m.s.c. label. valuable yellowfin tuna is being unloaded. wed like to go on board to talk to the crew or to the observer who was on the trip to count the dead dolphins. but the companys press officer says its out o...

To. see. the press officer is clearly annoyed and marches away from us. the true extent of the dolphin slaughter is apparently treated as a mexican state secret. and suddenly the time to turn. the observer is now prepared to talk because he trusts one hundred will be a low voice and because we promised we could completely protect his identity. we are not allowed to film the conversation but via lobos acts as an eyewitness. only opened up because he trusts me. with them but he was still very tens...

Ships to find out for themselves what was really happening on board. we made contact with an observer. hes nervous about talking to us because hes signed a non-disclosure agreement but he says he would think about it. first he was going to work out at sea for two months. you go in spain europes largest fishing port. this ship has just returned from a fishing voyage in the north atlantic the cargo coming out of the hold looks a lot like shark the owners dont want us to film the cargo. they send o...

A logo carrying products from foley for example all the same. schools with both fields and getting joint outs as well as. i think the consumer should be able to know what hes actually i call it but. back in mexico we get a call to say our contact the observer has returned from a long fishing trip. maybe he would talk to us now about how many dolphins were really dying in the pacific during m.s.c. certified tuna fishing operations. we weighed in the fishing arbor for a contact person with the obs...

She is not. her memo would have been more credible had she done that. ainsley: what about julie swetnick she was on with kate snow last night and avenattis client she has a lot of holes. judge: i dont know if the fbi going to go. the president has unleashed the fbi. he doesnt tell them where they go. he tells them they may go wherever the evidence. brian: you believe the vote is going to take place on friday? >> you mean the confirmation vote? i dont think so. because of the 30 hours of debate. ...

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Of like a normal person. judge kavanaugh in contrast looked sort of wild-eyed. now, if he is falsely accused you can imagine he would feel wild-eyed, but this is man whos been a judge for 12 years, who aspires to be confirmed for a seat on the supreme court, and there is this thing called judicial temperament. and we didnt see much of that today. >> do you think that will become a problem for judge kavanaugh moving forward? obviously theres the immediate question whether or not hes going to be c...

>> the details about that night that bring me here today are the ones i will never forget. they have been seared into my memory and haunted me h episodically as an adult. >> i swear today under oath before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. >> tucker: we are continuing to cover todays senate hearings for judge brett kavanaugh. probably the most dramatic in the lifetime of anyone watching. what is the political effect of this? a jonathan turley from...