how this all fell apart. >> you're absolutely right, kristen. one of the problems with the planning of this parade from the very beginning is there hasn't been a solid vision. they were talking about this being more of a veterans day parade. and given the fact they wanted to focus on a lot of the nation's veterans. but when we were asking the specifics, we were told things like there's going to be a lot of aircraft. we'll bring in old model aircraft. we'll have a lot of marching soldiers. and some of the old guard. people who are based up here at ft. myer. some of the more ceremonial members. but nobody could give us specifics. specifically about the cost and who was going to pay for it. there was an initial estimate of somewhere around $12 million. that was just based on the gulf war parade which was 25 years ago. adjusted for inflation, that makes it up to $25 million, which is what the administration first said. what that didn't factor in of course, was how many troops they were going to have and of course security, what it would take for sec

it's dax shepard and kristen bell. dax capturing the moment, i drank kristen's cool aid.here this goes. he also wanted you to know it's his wife and not jason voor his. >> they'll celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary this october. they have mismatching memories of how they met. >> kristen explained how you guys got together and the text message that went on. >> by the way, who knows. her memory is so warped. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> fact-checking with dax. she said that you asked for the gum in her mouth and later texted her, hi, my name is dax. i violated your privacy and got your number from your mouth. >> that checks out. but i didn't say, hey can i have to gum in your mouth, i said, can i have gum. >> and you said -- i don't have gum, only this. s that true. but he asked for gum. i said, i don't have any. i pulled it out and he took it. >> i did. >> it's been love ever since. >> they shared already chewed gum and a love nor lip-synching "frick" while in frick. he called kristen, hashtag, momshell and tells everyone he loves her even show she wears gloves in the sw

kristen: it is. that is the concern, and we hope that it does not happen, we really do, and i do not think anybody in this administration wants it to happen. i know that they don't. so we just all hope that that ultimately is not the end result. but yes, it is a remarkable feeling when you're standing up on a podium, and an entire group of people turns around and starts shouting and yelling at you. it certainly is unnerving. john: and we have to be careful not to stoke the fire. after the helsinki news conference, anderson cooper came on the air and said it was one of the most disgraceful performances by any u.s. president in history. this is a news program, you know? you don't say things like that. you just don't. it gives trump's followers an opportunity to say, "ah, your are against this guy and always will be. you will never be fair to him," jennifer: i will input one question that i would like you all to address. you have a room full of journalism and mass-communication educators from around the

and i got to tell you, kristen, it's sweltering. we still might see those european-wide temperatures broken tomorrow or the day after. kristen. >> all right, we know you'll be watching closely. matt bradley, thank you. >>> tonight, a federal judge is calling the trump administration's efforts to reunify migrant children separated from their parents unacceptable. this comes as the president's zero tolerance policy faces new scrutiny. nbc's maya rodriguez reports on one family's struggle. >> reporter: a bittersweet good-bye at orlando's international airport. 39-year-old alejandro juarez leaving behind her family as she is deported back to mexico on friday. >> my mom is a good person and she's not a criminal. >> reporter: she first entered the country illegally 20 years ago. and had two daughters here after marrying a marine who served three tours of duty in iraq. >> when you always said on the news that you loved veterans, that you love our military, that you're doing everything for the military. my husband is a veteran. he fought fo

kristen? >> miguel, thank you for that still developing and tragic story. >>> now to venezuela, a country that for years has had a highly contentious relationship with the united states. so it was of great interest to the trump administration when a reported drone attack was captured on camera when that country's president, nicolas maduro, was speaking at a military ceremony. the country is increasingly on edge amid a political and economic crisis. the trump administration says it is tracking developments closely. and so is nbc's lucy kafan kafanov. >> reporter: venezuelan officials say this was the moment an assassinatiote venezuelan president maduro interrupted by a loud bang. body guards rush forward with ballistic blankets. they try to protect maduro with what venezuelan officials say were explosives, allegedly dropped by drones. maduro's soldiers scattered for cover. seven were injured. maduro later said this was an attempt to kill me. i have no doubt that everything points to the right.

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we hope to see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, turning on trump? david pecker, the publisher of "the national enquirer," one of the president's closest allies, granted immunity by federal prosecutors. a source tells abc news pecker told authorities the president knew about deals to buy the silence of two women alleging sexual affairs. tonight, what the president said about people who flip. >>> also breaking tonight, the war of words. attorney general jeff sessions publicly defending himself from the president's attacks, saying the department of justice will not be influenced by politics. >>> state of emergency. the major hurricane barrelling toward hawaii. floods and landslides expected from this powerful rainmaker. flights canceled. residents now bracing for impact. >>> the congressman and his wife charged. both accused of spending hundreds of thousands in campaign contributions.

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. supporters say people will no longer be stuck in jail simply because they are poor. will this law be putting public safety at risk in creating a whole new set of problems? >> kate larson has the story now on this landmark legislation. >> reporter: dan, kristen, for those who feel like the bail system is unfair, it penalizes low-income defendants and their families, this is a huge victory. there are many questions about how the bill will affect public safety and how the new system will be administered. >> it ends money bail, period, full stop, end of story. >> reporter: today california governor jerry brown made history in sacramento. the state is doing away with bail and instead will rely on a risk assessment when determining whether suspects should be released before trial. however, those accused of violent felony crimes will not be eligible for pre-trial release. assemblyman rob bonta says it levels the playing field for those accused of crimes. >> it will no longer be based on mone

kristen bell is stuck in the claw machine. kristen, what are you doing in that claw machine?> what do you think i'm doing? i spent 40 bucks trying to get this poop emoji, i didn't, i finally said screw it and i climbed in, and i'm stuck. >> jimmy: why would you want the poop emoji, by way? >> i like them. can you get me out of here? >> jimmy: yes, we're going to get you out of there, don't worry. we're going to get you out of there as soon as we can. guillermo, get her out of there. guillermo is on his way. >> jimmy, when i was in here i found this. >> jimmy: oh. >> her name is cassidy. how long have you been in here, honey? >> since my birthday. i'm hungry. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> have a ring pop. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, have a ring pop. >> you might want to alert her parents. >> jimmy: if anyone knows a little girl named cassidy, i don't know if her parents are here but we have her, she's safe, she's in our claw machine. this is why we don't leave children unattended here. i mean really. guillermo! [ laughter ] i didn't say get in there. >> guillermo: i tried to get a pikachu and

." >>> plus kristen stewart talks "twilight" ten years later. >> i'm so adecked it. >>> we're callinghis catching up with the chriss. only we're with blake lively and bestie anna kendrick. what kind of ryanlike quality does she possess? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> jennifer garner at church yesterday, she's determined to get life back to normal as her ex-ben affleck spent his first weekend back in rehab and there's a surprising new development in their relationship. that's just minutes away. >>> let's begin with another big star who's heading to rehab, "america's got talent" judge mel b., she just revealed she's battling alcohol and sex addiction. mel b. says she's at a, quote, crisis point and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. despite that, the "america's got talent" judge is expected to attend tomorrow's live broadcast. the 43-year-old told the british tabloid "the sunis season of "agt," and, quote, it has to be in the uk because i am very, very british and i know that will work best for me. yesterday, mel posted this instagram video with her daughter, and r

i'm kristen welker. we begin with a political split screen. president trump taking to twitter to wage battles with foes old and new. his most recent with nba superstar lebron james. after james aused him of being divisive. and as the president engages in that backd forth, his secretary of state is engaged in a diplomatic challenge with far-re h-reaching conseqnces. the administration's efforts to take the president's negotiations with north korea to the we begin with the president's two tracks tonight, first, north korea. here's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: after that handshake made history, just eight ag weeks o, new arm twisting from secretary of state mike pompeo. feat a crence in singapore, saturday. over sh, under cutting sanctions on north korean's >> we have seen reports that russia is allowin ventures with north korea firms and granting new permits to guest workers. >> reporter: those kind of are a economic help for north korea, specifically banned by the international

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. and here is the latest on the shooting that left three people dead, including the gunman. tonight electronic arts canceled three more madden esports tournaments to review their safety protocols. >> investigators say gunman david katz clearly targeted the two gamers he killed, following them into a back room and opening fire. >> katz's parents said he had mental health issue, and according to divorce filings was on anti-psych cot ticks and anti-depression at a young age. >> kate larsen talked with mental health experts about the effects of gaming and she is here in the studio with the story. >> dan, kristen, police have not given a motive, so we don't know why david katz shot fellow gamers before killing himself. we do know that katz was hospitalized in psychiatric facilities twice as a teenager and was entrenched in the video game world. >> you're a little bit psychologically imbalanced and then you lose, i could see why it would push somebody over the edge. >> dr. david greenfield is

i'm kristen welker in for willie. todayuntry is in mourning after learning that senator john mccain died, losing his battle with brain cancer, and tributes are pouring in for the decorated war hero who served more than three decades in the senate. we'll have more ahead. we'll tal to tom brokaw, chuck todd andistorian john meacham about senator mccain's legacy. but first let's begin with kelly o'donnell who is near his ranch in sena, arizona this morning where he passed away. kelly, you have covered senator mccain for many of his im campaigns, his on capitol hill. few reporters knew him like you did. talk about theou reactionng in today, kelly. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. the nator's passing came at 4:28 p. local time, surrounded by loved ones in a place that meant so much to him, his ranch near sedona, somewhere tranquil and a sanctuary for him. he w k a mannown for his straight talk and hisservice. sedona at dusk. a slow procession and police escort carried senator john mccain away from home one last time. a

they're huge waves, larry and kristen? >> for sure. >> spencer, thank you. >>> as lane continues to pound hawaii, residents are doing their best to weather the storm. >> lyanne melendez is live in the newsroom. >>> i just got back from another island, puerto rico, which suffered a huge amount of destruction last year. the one thing that everyone highlighted was the fact that hurricane maria moved so slowly. it lingered, hovered, had it moved quickly it would have done a lot less damage. that's the situation that hawaii is facing, slow means being pounded by the rain. >> just minutes ago they tht pub there are not ren and so people are encouraged to, you know, stay in their own homes if they can make it safe enough to do so. proach, kauai resident kathleen watanabe is worried about the north shore island still recovering following last april's floods. >> roads have been washed out, they're under repair, as you said, the ground is clearly saturated. >> reporter: hurricane lane is moving slowly, residents will experience prol

kristen holmes is live in riverside county... where homes are being threatened tonight. kristen?/ lake elsinore resident: they're working hard, working after hours, you know taking care of businesscalifornia residents are grateful for the efforts of the more than 13,000 firefighters on the front lines of california's

this guy stars opposite kristen bell in "like father." it's out on netflix right now.e on. >> jimmy: is here. [ cheers and applause ] "like father" on netflix. >> steve: lovely man. >> jimmy: talented dude. he can write. he can do everything. but also, he's a funny, funny, funny, funny dude. seth and i are going to talk about "like father." then we're going to read some dramatic dad texts. it's going to be fun. [ light laughter ] plus, he directed the new movie "blackkklansman." and i don't know if you saw the trailer for this already. but it's a guy -- a black man who goes undercover to get in -- he's in the klan. [ laughter ] yeah, the ku klux klan, he goes in and gets -- but he's on the phone. that's how he gets -- that's how he does it. but then, when it's time to meet face to face, he has a a white detective meet them. but, dude, it's a true story. it's, crazy, crazy, crazy film. it's fantastic. my man spike lee is dropping by tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nuts. oh, we have great music from big boi, everybody. >> steve: oh! [ cheers an

we can expect that once we get going, kristen. it is not clear at this point what this issue is or when it'll be resolved. >> another mystery inside that courtroom. if you get more information, let us know. julia ainsley, fantastic reporting, as always. >>> with us is joiyce vance, msnbc contributor. with me, gabby, a washington examiner writer, along with vogel. thank you for sticking around. do you read anything broader into the delay, or does this happen when you have a new day in court? >> this isn't something that just happens. there's been a lot of speculation, that the topic of the sealed motion is some sort of a problem with the jury. the judge will have a few options here. if it is a very limited sort of interference with the jury, maybe somebody saw one news article or read a headline, he could possibly cure that by having a conversation with the jurors, instructing them to ignore that sort of a problem. if it is a more significant problem, the judge still have a pretty good tool in his tool kit. he has alternate jurors.

we really appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen.ppreciate your time. >>> coming up, four more primaries down and one big win for president trump. the surprise primary upset in minnesota and what it means for the gop. plus, why it was a history-making night for the democrats. that's all when we come right back. for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can connect more deeply to the places of your past. and be inspired to learn about the people and traditions that make you, you. savor your dna story. only $59-- our site's lowest price ever. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little ove

and rights activists kristen in toronto for us hi kristen you know we almost i don't use the word joke a but we almost joke about the fact that canadians are universally well hyped and here they are in the middle of the spat with the saudis how's that actually going down there . yeah canada is remaining defiant they're refusing to back down from this fight foreign minister chrystia freeland says bad candidate will continue to stand for human rights particularly women's rights and free expression activists that she singled out in her tweet as some are by bata we whose brother is re spotted we they're both activists they've both been put in jail and rafe's wife is actually now a canadian citizen so you understand the connection here and why the foreign minister says she felt the need to speak out on this case in particular canadians themselves are i think it's fair to say shocked by the response of the saudi government they have actually been pushing prime minister justin trudeau to get rid of military contracts with the saudis for equipment because of saudi arabia's human rights record

here's kristen bell and seth rogen and their tour group on a hike in jamaica.. check it out. ♪ >> come on. move. [ coughing ] >> you sure? >> it will make you feel better. >> i feel fine. >> i'm stoned, i'm not blind, okay? this girl needs to lighten up. >> she looks pretty light personally. >> thank you, jeff. >> you know what? give. ♪ >> okay. >> come on. >> i know, i know, i've actually never smoked anything in my entire life. >> good for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's not -- >> that was it. >> jimmy: acting, acting right there. >> you didn't think i could do that? >> jimmy: seth rogen and i are reading dramatic dad texts after the break. [ cheers and applause ] "like father" on netflix now. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ got directions to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritch

jennifer: kristen? kristen: first of all, thank you for what you are doing. it is so important. my advice would be to remind students why they are getting into the field of journalism, and i was talking to someone today who said this is the moment. i mean, this is what we all have been training for, so for those who feel daunted by the task at hand, this is a moment when it really matters, so i remember when i was in college, and i want to be a journalist, become sensationalized, you're always going to have to defend being a journalist, whether it is democrats or republicans are president trump or obama, whoever is in office, whatever you are covering. you are always going to have to, i think, defend the field of journalism, and the way to do that is just by going back to the basics. jennifer: well, i am going to remind everybody that we are going to have a reception just outside the congress ballroom, right down on this level, and i would like to thank our panelists. thanks so much. wonderful. [applause] jennifer: and with that, we are dismissed. have a good night. [captions co

>> thank you, kristen and kristen. >>> an unusual sight during the monday evening commute on the baylower deck, video of this person shared with abc 7 news. the chp tells us the cyclist was a woman pedaling in the middle of traffic. officers received numerous calls, they stopped her before the treasure island tunnel. we spoke to the chp this afternoon, they say this could have ended very badly. >> this is the bay bridge, we're not talking about the bicycle pedestrian pass, it's a major free, five lanes, i would say she is extremely lucky she didn't get run over. >> the chp says the woman was incoherent when the officer stopped her. she was taken into custody, and given a mental health check. >>> next on abc 7 news at 4:00, major questions this afternoon after verizon admits to throttling data speeds for firefighters in the fire zones. >>> i'm laura anthony at the oakland coliseum with the a's and their fans on a major roll. live report coming up. >>> and later, a brand new store in san francisco, but where are the employees? how the creators hope this wil live, this is abc 7 news. >>

kristen welker, thanks. >>> let's turn to the major hurricane slamming hawaii. tonight millions from residential neighborhoods to all those resorts in paradise are hunkering down. reports of up to 20 inches of rain already and a flood disaster. nbc's steve patterson is there. >> reporter: tonight, a race against time. residents across hawaii bracing for the very worst. with rain already reeking havoc on the roads. >> hawaii is going to be impacted by hurricane lane. the question is how bad? >> reporter: the forecast, tropical force winds, torrential rainecate. offial keep two weeks worth of food and water at home. this is a rare event. lane, one of seven hurricanes that come within 300 miles of the state since 1992 when a hurricane devastated hawaii. >> reporter: today in honolulu some refusing to give up on paradise. >> it will rain hard and be a lot of wind but i'm not too worried at this point. >> reporter: it's too late for refunds. >> we decided to come. we've been planning for a year now so make the best of it. >> reporter: a tropical paradise in peril as

salumi it was quite a scene actually kristen we were watching the live feed reporters running out of that courthouse to deliver some pretty important news. absolutely a very dramatic unfolding of events here at the courthouse in manhattan michael cohen walked in looking cool and collected but choked up as the proceedings went on and the judge read the charges against him eight of them total that he pled guilty to as you noted five tax fraud one bank fraud two campaign finance violations and the implications for michael cohen the time that he could spend in jail the judge saying more than five years possible for michael cohen which led to his choking up an emotional. showing his emotions in the court of course as the implications for the president trump that brought all of the reporters out here all of the media scrambling to find out exactly what michael cohen would reveal and those two campaign violent finance violations that could have the most impact on the president. they have to do with hush money that was paid to two women who claim to have had affairs with president trot and m

i'm kristen welker live in new jersey, somerville. we have a fantastic live audience joining us for our coverage as president trump's vacation and the latest developments in the russian investigation. this morning manhattan native kristen davis appeared before the mueller team in washington. while rudy giuliani tweets a suggestion for attorney general jeff sessions to investigate the conspiracy to defeat donald trump. and jay sekulow making the case against mr. trump meeting with bob mueller under the special counsel's terms. take a listen. >> i mean, this whole notion that a president should be put in a place, especially in the scope of this investigation, to be questioned about why you took actions against let's say the former fbi director or whatever it might be. here's the problem. the problem is not can the president answer the questions, of course he can answer the questions. the problem is under these circumstances should the president answer the questions. >> joining me now, nbc news anna scheckter, msnbc contributor betsy woo

i'm kristen welker in for andrea mitchell. president trump firing back at former white house insider omarosa manigault newman in a tweet storm targeting her media blitz writing, wacky omarosa who got fired three times on "the apprentice" now got fired for the last time. she never made it, never will. she begged me for a job, tears in her eyes. i said okay. people in the white house hated her. she was vicious but not smart. i would rarely see her but heard really bad things. nasty to people and would constantly miss meetings and work. when general kelly came on board, he told me she was a loser and nothing but problems. i told him to try to work it out if possible because she only said great things about me until she got fired. omarosa responding here on msnbc just the past hour. >> i think it's sad that with all the things going on in the country that he would take time out to insult me and to insult my intelligence. this is his pattern with african-americans. and he doesn't know how to control himself. he has no impulse contr

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, several developing we're watching as we come on. the president and first lady leave town, as yet another member of the president's innermost circle is now sharing secrets. the new immunity deal revealed today. this time, involving the man who oversees president trump's finances. at his side for decades. now we learn he has cut a deal with federal prosecutors. what allen weisselberg has told them. >>> and there is also news coming from the family of senator john mccain. what they have now revealed. the deeply personal decision. >>> the powerful hurricane striking now. and this evening, the images coming in from hawaii. more than 40 inches of rain expected. life threatening floods, and now fear of landslides. our team is right there tonight. >>> the congressman and wife charged with spending campaign

j kristen welkns us with more. good evening. >> reporter: lestlester, good evening to you. with the president and his topdvisors trying to discredit utmarosa manigault newman for a president whose long floated the idea of secretly taping his conversations, it seems he now finds himself caught on tape. tonight,dent trump lashing out at his former apprentice adversar tweet calling omarosa manigault new man, wacky and notar >> do you think he's mentally competent to do this job? >> no, i don thick he's fit. >> reporter: this morning releasing part of a phone call with the president after che was fired by white housef of staff john kelly. >> i saw on the news you're thinking about leaving. what happened? k> general kelly, generaly came to me and said you guys wanted me to leave. e>> no, nobody even toldbout it. nobody -- >> wow. >> they run a big operation but i didn't know it. i didn't know that. >> yeah. >> dang it. i don't love y leaving at all. >> reporter: nbc news does not know what was said before or after that exchange but manigault newman saying mr. trump's apparent su

. >> i'm kristen sze. sad day, indeed, for family, friends and dignitaries as they say good-bye to a teenager stabbed to death at a bart station. >> abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at mcarthur bart in oakland. we'll get to melanie's report in a moment. it was a very, very emotional day in oakland as they said good-bye to nia wilson. >> if -- say her name. her name has a broken nation. let us come together whether you're black or white. even if you're color blind, you can still the difference between wrong and right. >> so confused, teaching you, can i just see you one more time. >> so many people spoke today about nia, their experience and memories. and this young girl, just utterly devastated. again, congresswoman barbara lee was there as well. again, a very difficult day as they remember a life cut too short. listen. >> nia's love, the love she gives without no expression. nooia's love, the love she give when you may not have no sense of direction. nia's love, the love she gives when you need

kristen bell writing, nerd alert, kristen shepherd loves school. >> she's quite the good mom. >>> younow at good bad mom in that movie? mila kunis. 20 years ago today, mila and her future hubby starred in the debut of "that '70s show." >> i'm ash ton kutcher. that's me. >> i'm mila kunis. >> when we first met them, ash ton was 20 and mila was 14. they were just friends, but coupled up on the show. >> you want to have my children? >> mila was in a high school class when she was told she got to part. >> i started yelling. i was so excited. if i wasn't ini would probably start crying. >> the series set in the disco era about a group of friend was once called "the kids are all right." >> we can't know each oh. we hung out all the time. you get the walk down right. then you're rolling up. >> of course, the polyester, bell bombs and hair were throwbacks. >> this is the longest my hair has ever been. >> w. stands for wilmer, valid rama. you're going to be hearing that name. you better get that right, okay? >> seven and a half years later the show came to an end. with rebooting all the rage,

kristen welker is at the white house. i understand you just spoke with the president's attorney, rudy giuliani. he has been on kind of a media blitz this last 24 hours or so, trying to clean up those "truth isn't truth" comments to chuck todd on "meet the press" sunday. he's also now, kristen, talking about this idea that the president may not end up sitting down with robert mueller, right? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. he's essentially putting pressure on robert mueller to wrap this up. this is something that you and i have reported on extensively. he's trying to essentially move this process along. rudy giuliani again this morning saying, look, we haven't heard from robert mueller in two weeks. we haven't gotten a response to the counter-proposal that the president's legal team submitted. remember, we talked about that several days ago, when they wanted to essentially limit the scope significantly of what types of questions could be asked and what types of follow-up questions could be on the table. giuliani saying

trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen is set to be entering a plea with federal prosecutors kristen salumi is live for us in new york gathering the latest on that he's expected to make a court appearance shortly so we'll have more details so what do we know kristen. well here's what we know we know that the southern district of new york the federal court where michael cohen has been under investigation has announced four pm that's in a little over an hour from now court appearance by quote john doe the case is labeled john doe versus us and b c news reporting that this is in fact michael cohen against. cough an e. of speculation in the last twenty four hours that he was approaching a plea deal in local outlets reporting that he was an intense negotiations with the southern district we do not know at this stage what michael cohen will be pleading guilty to and what he is offering to prosecutors in return for that plea what we do know is that he has been under investigation since april at least when his office and home and hotel room were raided by f.b.i. officials seeking documents t

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> i don't have any kids.tough debate, man, because i would never do that new york city. >> never leave them or never call -- >> never let them go walk the dog in new york city. my daughter is 8. but you know, in wyoming, in a suburban area, you know, a cul-de-sac, yeah, sure. >> you watch the news, you see something happen like with mollie tibbettappen in the news. >> good foint. >> not sure. but sometimes other people are like mind your busi my, kid. >> totally can see the debate right there. >> just ahead, bill karins is back with our weekend forecast. plus a surprising discovery. the secret police found under a fast food restaurant. you're watching "early today." n. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability

guest: kristen cinema has had most of the airways to herself during this republican primary. while republicans have been battling one another for the last several months trying to win the gop primary, kristen sinema -- westen are seeing what kind of attacks she will have to deflect. what will be difficult is that she has been on air long enough where she has probably developed some sort of image that will be harder to take down. she has established herself as a relatively moderate democrat and a few months before the election will be a pretty short amount of time for republicans to reverse that narrative. what you are seeing is that martha mcsally will tie kyrsten sinema to the national democratic party and you will see kyrsten sinema try to distance herself from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. host: outside groups supporting either of these women, where do you see that happening and how much support do you think will come? guest: i think we are seeing two women running for senator jeff flake's open seat. we are seeing there will be a woman senator from arizona, so you will s

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. they are poor. will this law be putting public safety at risk in creating a whole new set of problems? >> kate larson has the story now on this landmark legislation. >> reporter: dan, kristen, for those who feel like the bail system is unfair, it penalizes low-income defendants and their families, this is a huge victory. there are many questions about how the bill will affect public safety and how the new system will be administered. >> it ends money bail, period, full stop, end of story. >> reporter: today california governor jerry brown made history in sacramento. the state is doing away with bail and instead will rely on a risk assessment when determining whether suspects should be released before trial. however, those accused of violent felony crimes will not

here's kristen bell and seth rogen and their tour group on a hike in jamaica.it out. ♪ >> ce on. move. [ coughing ] >> you sure? >> it will make you feel better. i feel fine. >> i'm stoned, i'm not blind, okay? this girl needs to lighten up. >> she looks pretty light personally. >> thank you, jeff. >> you know what? give. ♪ >> okay. >> come on. >> i know, i know, i've actually never smoked anythingif in my entire >> good for you. >> thank you. n >> jimmy: that -- >> that was it. >> jimmy: acting, acting right there. >> you didn't think i could do that?: >> jimth rogen and i are reading dramatic dad texts after the break. [ cheers and applause ] odike father" on netflix now. stick around, ever [ cheers and applause ] ♪ well it finally happened, zachary. somebody burned down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear that victor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er? mhhm. that's wonde

. >>> all right, let's talk about another fierce female, kristen bell.her two girls are putting daddy dax to the test. in what ways would you say your daughters are most like their dad? >> oh, they're stubborn as all get out and they, well -- maybe they get that from me. they're really good critical thinkers. they ask a ton of questions, and not annoying questions, but questions that are leading them to sort of greater truth. this afternoon, my husband was listening to a podcast about watergate and my 5-year-old was like, why did that woman want to call the newspaper? and he was like trying to answer, and he's like, i can't unravel why the nixon presidency tumbled and she was like, well, try. >> i don't need you or anyone else worrying about me. >> in "like father," kristen plays kelsey graerdaughter, who altar. ting her dad on her honeymoon cruise. >> how did you know what i do for a living? >> google. >> when was the last time you googled yourself? >> never, and i'm never going to. >> you've never actually googled yourself? >> no, no. i don't really ca

our white house correspondent kristen welker was at the first white house briefing in 12 days and asked the question about that alleged tape point-blank. the podium and guarantee the american people they'll never hear donald trump utter the "n" word on a recording in any context? >> i can't guarantee anything, but i can tell you that the president addressed this question directly. i can tell you that i have never heard it. >> reporter: just to be clear, you can't guarantee it? >> look, i haven't been in every single room. i can tell you the president has addressed this directly. >> a defiant president trump denies using the "n" word and overnight tweeted apprentice producer mark burnett told him there are no tapes. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. but that's the looming question after ousted top adviser omarosa manigault newman said she heard an outtake from the first season of "the apprentice" with mr. trump allegedly using that slur. >> how many times did you hear him use the "n" word? >> multiple times. >> reporter: today, he called his former apprentice a craz

my abc7 colleague kristen sze has more. >> thank you, cheryl. as a growing number of people come forward claiming they've been harassed at work, many are finding they don't know where to go for help. today we will discuss these issues and look at solutions from around the bay area. we recently brought together a group of experts to discuss the issues facing employees and employers in workplaces, both locally and across the nation. our goal is to provide you with resources and tips that may help you navigate some of the challenges facing our communities. considers ti t'ben to two bay area women who found themselves searching for help after dealing with sexual harassment and then decide the "aha" moment happened just over a year ago when they read software engineer susan fowler's blog, claiming she was sexually >> it was the first time that we realized that we were not alone with our personal experiences dealing with harassment and discrimination at work. >> and when we talk to our friends and family, almost all have experienced this, as well. >>

again, andrea, we hope we hear from them today. >> kristen welker. and jeff mason, harry litman, and chuck rosenberg, thank you to all. >>> for the latest on whether paul manafort is talking to the mueller people, katy tur will interview michael cohen's lawyer lanny davis. >>> coming up here, deal or no deal? will former trump campaign chairman paul manafort flip now that he faces a tough trial in d.c., potentially? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting just one critical factor. for

says kristen davis is a long-time friend and associate of mine. i'm the godfather to her 2-year-old son. she knows nothing about russian collusion, wikileaks collaboration or any impropriety related to the 2016 election, which i thought was the subject of this probe. i understand she appeared voluntarily. i'm highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do. >> so it appears that mueller investigation into roger stone is not only continuing, but escalating. >> it does seem like there is circle in and around him. andrew miller who is another former associate of roger stone is also being called to testify in front of tgrand jury. if you look into roger stone's back story, there is a reason they might be interested in talking to him. he is at times bragged about being associated with wikileaks. i think we even have a sound bite of him beginning to walk that back. >> i certainly acknowledge that i was in touch with trump campaign officials, and i have testified under oath to the house intelligence committee that i certainly had a 24-w

. >>> coming up, more news with kristen welker. >> hey, steph. that's right, straws are out, as far as i've been told. >> excuse me, i haven't used one in well over a year. >> that is a good plan. we'll take that lead, stephanie. thank you. i am in for hallie jackson on this very busy monday. this morning, the omarosa offensive. the reality show star turned white house aide out in force and dropping bombs. nbc news obtaining a new tape featuring president trump. we'll play that for you. manigault-newman teases another recording, this one with the president using a racial slur. >> the context you allege the president used the "n" word -- >> he was talking about african-americans in the production during the course of the "apprentice," which is unacceptable. here's the thing, why don't we ask donald trump a simple question? donald j. trump, have you ever used the "n" word? and allow him to respond. >>> were also tracking two headlines in the russia investigation. rudy giuliani now saying president trump is open to meeting with robert mueller, as lo

. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. take a look at video from the iowa courtroom today where we got our first look at 24-year-old cristhian rivera. a judge increased his bond from $1 million to $5 million after prosecutors argued rivera was a potential flight risk. >> a court document filed today by rivera's lawyer claims he was working here legally. that's something in dispute with immigration officials. >> tibbetts spent part of her childhood here in the bay area before moving to iowa. her family released a statement. >> it reads in part our hearts are broken. on behalf of mollie's entire family, we thank all of those from around the world who have sent their thoughts and prayers for our girl. >> now, the immigration status of the man accused of killing tibbetts has president trump and house democratic leader nancy pelosi in a twitter war. >> melanie woodrow attended an event with pelosi at the public policy institute of california today. she's in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: in her remarks on stage, lead

kristen, dan? >> ama, thanks, we'll see you then. >>> finally tonight the crushing soft some of the most expensive cars in the world. >> lamborghinis, por sches crushed to pieces as a part of a smuggling smackdown. the haul was worth more than $5 million u.s. dollars. the president of the philippines is known for his tough anti-crime policies, he ordered the destruction saying he was doing it to stop corruption. >> that's hard to watch. >> i know. does that pain you, dan? world news tonight is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, we do have breaking news as we come on the air. the passenger jet crashing in mexico. the images coming in right now. word the pilots were trying to abort the takeoff. emergency teams on the scene. >>> also developing tonight, the trial of paul manafort begins. president trump's former campaign chairman. prosecutors in court saying his fortune was built on lies. manafort's attorneys signaling the witnes