tiffany: ¿dónde le entró el balazo a tu hijo?tramos a honduras ilegal. [tiffany] susana calvo de guatemala dice que también salió apresuradamente de su país. susana: mi esposo era chofer de autobuses de guatemala y en un mes mataron a muchos de sus compañeros. [tiffany] aquí se vive a diario nerviosismo y tensión, no solo por no saber lo que les espera, sino porque algunos se han saltado su turno en la lista. a susana le tocaba pasar, pero en un descuido alguien tomó su lugar. ella espera que los rumores del cierre de la frontera no se materialicen. susana: ha sido duro. toda esta travesía, ha sido duro. y ayer que me pasó esto, me sentí tan mal, porque ya teníamos la esperanza. tiffany: en los últimos días, las filas y las horas de espera se han multiplicado en todos los puertos fronterizos. pero el que más ha sufrido ha sido el tráfico comercial. en algunos puentes se reportan que miles de camiones de carga se han quedado sin cruzar diariamente, y aquí en matamoros los empresarios están preocupados. roberto: yo creo que esta es

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muchas gracias, tiffany. a estados unidos era testigo de un tiroteo de esta magnitud contra niÑos y adolescentes. dos jÓvenes con fusiles entraron a la escuela y mataron a 13 personas y despuÉs se suicidaron. esta matanza estaba entre las 10 mÁs sangrientas, pero dos dÉcadas después ni siquiera aparece entre los tres tiroteos mÁs mortÍferos en un centro educativo. rompiÓ con la seguridad de las escuelas a gran escala y dio pie a una cadena de ataques masivos como fue el caso de virginia, santa fe. parecÍa que iba a lograr un cambio contundente en la legislaciÓn sobre armas, pero no ha pasado nada. segÚn la asociaciÓn desde el aÑo 2013 ha habido al menos 435 incidentes con armas de fuego en escuelas dejando a mÁs de 170 muertos. casi 100 personas mueren en el paÍs a diario a causa de armas de fuego. hubo muchas protestas al respecto y una de las comentadas se hizo en la capital del paÍs y reuniÓ a mÁs de 1,000,000 de personas entre estudiantes y familiares para lograr un cambio en la legislaciÓn de armas, pero

it's mid—morning and tiffany is off to the beach.urope, arab — it's literally just a mix of everything. among me and my friends, we always talk in english, but sometimes we mix it with french and arabic, it's really common to just mix these three languages together. lebanon is one of the most religiously diverse countries in the middle east with large muslim and christian populations. i'm a christian, personally, and religion here is a really big part of our lives. it's not enforced and it's not as strict as other places. we're serious about it, but it's not like in other cultures where you have to give your life to your religion. i have friends in dubai that cannot even go out with guys, but i can tell you that more than 50% of my friends are all guys. it's just really open—minded, i like it a lot. everyone thinks it's dangerous, but to be honest, i'd feel more comfortable, personally, walking in the streets at night here than any other country. so, why do tiffany and her mates think lebanon gets a hard time? civil war between 1975

send it to hbo. >>> tiffany, you crazy girl. >> this works.ething about her very pale skin. >> sally hanson air brush legs. this is not sponsored. i paid for this with my own hard-earned money. >> those streak, though, don't they? >> if you don't apply them properly, they do. >> for me, all my calluses would go dark orange. >> she starts applying to one leg. >> whoa. >> just one leg. she wants to see the difference. >> now that i completely dried with it a blow dryer, i'm going to put another coat on. >> this isn't going so well, tiffany. >> it looks weird when it's on and then it has to develop. you get in the shower and wash it off and should be left with a bit of a tan. >> this is halfway through the process. you think adding a second coat was pushing the limits. watch what she does next. >> my leg looks good. look. i've got the sexiest lower left leg. >> that might not be even. >> does she feel more confident? does she feel more herself? >> watch her husband's reaction. >> what? >> do you notice anything different about me? ♪ >> that leg i

. >> business development specialist tiffany chu says the city is using existing space without having to create additional infrastructure. >> for example, are we striking over parking lot or building a new parking structure because that takes time and a lot of

her brother derrick says one of tiffanie's friends revealed to him that the supplier was someone namedas like, what's punky's last name? where's he living at? >> reporter: it turns out "punky" is the nickname of a local man named jonathan barrett. he's arrested. and during his interview with police, barrett admits to callously continuing to sell those deadly pills for $9 a pop even after learning from a friend that they were causing overdoses. >> she was like, "those pills ain't percocets. they messed monk and cassie up where they had to go to the hospital." >> okay, do you sell more pills after that? >> yeah. >> okay, then when do you find out that somebody dies? >> later that day. >> reporter: barrett and other tennessee dealers are charged with selling the counterfeit percocet pills. through them police are able to track the pills back to the person who made them. and believe it or not, it was none other than eric falkowski -- that man remember months earlier falkowski was arrested after his girlfriend catherine brady died of a fentanyl overdose and police discovered a sophisticated

tiffany roberts nos cuenta lo que pasÓ en una pequeÑa comunidad en puebla en mÉxico.adas y ahora nos hicimos famosos pero-- >> tiffany: don cayetano tiene mÁs de 70 aÑos y vive con su es cosa. a su edad sale poco y dice que serÍa su nieto se le acercÓ con el celular en la mano. >> entonces fue cuando dice " ya vio usted lo que pasÓ?" no tenÍan preso. decían que andaba robando niÑos. esa maÑana ricardo dÍaz había salido con su tÍo alberto pÉrez para ayudarle en unos trabajos de construcciÓn. >> entonces estaba siendo su casita. tenÍa que cargar material pero como a Él empezÓ ya lo vieron ahÍ. >> para conseguir lo que necesitaba fueron a san vicente en boquerÓn. >> fue al pueblo a conseguir materiales de construcciÓn. aquÍ hicieron una parada al lado de esta escuela y segÚn testigos despertaron la sospecha de los vecinos quienes lo confundieron con secuestradores de niÑos. >> un grupo de vecinos lo llevÓ a la estación de acatlÁn. para entonces ya se habÍa regado la noticia de redes sociales de que los supuestos secuestradores de niÑos estaban en las prendas . por meses

back with me, tiffany cross, jason johnson. so tiffany, you have been on fox news.w napolitano stay employed at that place, saying truth like that? >> i asked the same question about shep smith, because he's another person. >> another one. >> who frequently speaks truth at that network. the other question is who is listening to him, do people receive it? i would argue no. there is a better home for napolitano in many other places if he ever wants to exit. i don't think he's penetrating that impenetrable layer of ignorance that the trump base which largely comprises the fox news audience listens to. and again, some of the things the other mouthpieces say on the network are demonstrably false. a quick google search can show you the truth of what the mueller report stated. so i think it's a really dangerous time to have him speaking into an empty echo chamber. there is nobody there to receive the truth or the sound he's spewing. i would wonder if they ever take any data or any polling among their viewers to see who they like, what their q ratings are. q ratings, as you

noble energy and tiffany they say have a chance to jump 69%. rounding out the list of names, american airlines, l brands, anadarko, fed ex, insight. should these names or others be on your buy list this year? straight to our traders who have been watching all of this at the new york stock exchange. i know you guys sometimes bristle when we make a big deal of what goldman puts on a list and suddenly everything jumps. it's a little bit of a move we often see. scott, give it to me first, do you look at these names and think goldman's list is a good one or say wait a minute, it's missing x, y and z? >> i think you have to take a step back here. there are a couple names that i do like. i'm not seeing 60% potential gains but let's look at tapestry and tiffany, okay? both of them, if there's any sort of economic recovery, worldwide, especially coming out of asia, these stocks are going to benefit. however, however, with tiffany, goldman sachs actually just downgraded that stock in january. their pe is a little rich, about 22, but the bottom line is, t

tiffany, here's my question.ndidates of 2020 have condemned the attack on the synagogue yesterday we have seen so many of these tragedies, so many calls for changing of the gun laws that has not come about. is this the right strategy to continue to pursue? >> absolutely. you're asking me if pursuing gun rights changes the gun rights laws is the correct strategy to pursue? >> that's what i'm asking. we have seen these mass shootings, the calls for the changes of the laws, it has not happened, i'm wondering, is that the only avenue open to us, to continually go after that or are there other ways we can try to approach this? >> no, that's not the only avenue, i think that is the proper avenue, and it's not the only avenue that will democrats are taking. i think across the field of democrats, people have put forth policies, most recently senator kamala harris put forth her policy on gun rights, where she talked about how this administration rolls back -- she's saying she will use her executive order power to overturn

tiffany cross, who won the week?ent type of movies together like that. >> joy, i know you win who won the week every time, but i think i got you beat this time. hbcu. let me tell you why. beyoncÉ dropped homecoming this week. if you have not seen it, it is a spiritual experience. it celebrates everything amazing and beautiful. it came at an amazing time because they are putting together a hearing this week or in the next few weeks, i'm sorry, to talk about hbcu receiving less funding, which is very timely. and it came at a time when right here in d.c. at howard university there are a lot of gentrifiers who use it as their open personal space, and they interviewed some of the students and some of the neighbors, and one man said if they don't like it, they should remove their campus. which i think blew everybody's mind because it came at a time where we just saw all these tears and 24 hours of breaking news at the burning down of the notre dame cathedral in paris. i totally understand that and respect that, but in the

tiffany when we heard that bernie sanders needs to show more cultural competency, what do black votersant to hear? >> i caution the term black voters. i think black voters are not a monolith than any other group. when you talk about things that are of interest to black voters. we're separated geographically and our education and socioeconomic status. black voters in south carolina have certain things that they care about and candidates and black voters may have something different. i think it's a danger in comparing full field to 2016. this is a more crowded field. and see what happens when you can have somebody that doesn't have your interests at heart. i think there are different things. obviously the commonality among black voters is equality. >> i think we have to be careful of is talking about the black voter like it's a segment of the democratic vote where in some places, talu, it's the backbone of the democratic party, it's no longer an interest group by any stretch of the imagination. these candidates need to address them because there will be states and maybe even the entire d

it's mid—morning and tiffany is off to the beach.sometimes we mix it with french and arabic, it's really common to just mix these three languages together. lebanon is one of the most religiously diverse countries in the middle east with large muslim and christian populations. i'm a christian, personally, and religion here is a really big part of our lives. it's not enforced and it's not as strict as other places. we're serious about it, but it's not like in other cultures where you have to give your life to your religion. i have friends in dubai that can't even go out with guys, but i can tell you that more than 50% of my friends are all guys. it's just really open—minded, i like it a lot. everyone thinks it's dangerous, but to be honest, i'd feel more comfortable, personally, walking in the streets at night here than any other country. so, why do tiffany and her mates think lebanon gets a hard time? civil war between 1975 and 1990 defined the country for a whole generation. and further violence in 2006 means that for many, it still

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies.der businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to

congrats, season two premiere, you and tiffany haddish.premise. >> tiff, tiff i love you, baby. >> jimmy: if you haven't seen the show, it's a genius idea. did you come up with this idea? >> this is me. this is -- "the last o.g.," the name "last o.g." is based on my boy that died in an accident with me, jimmy mack. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is for you, jim. he was my last o.g. my first o.g. was my daddy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because i swam around in his nuts. never heard nobody like me on the show. he was my first o.g. he was my first o.g. that was my ben kenobi. he took me to the dagobah system. i dated a girl one time that looked just like r2-d2. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't think that's -- [ laughter ] that's not even r2-d2. that's c-3po you're doing. >> no c-3po. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> her sister looked like r2d2. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: basically, you play a a guy that went to prison for many years, and from bed stuy of brooklyn, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then you come back -- after you come back to prison a

it happened at tiffanys just before 3:00 this morning. stole items from the shop window. the mayor's thanked londoners for donating almost a quarter of a million pounds this year to help rough sleepers. twenty two london based homeless charities will get a share of the money which will be used to help people into permanent housing, develop job skills and provide meals for the most vulnerable. let's take a look at the travel situation now. first the tube and we're off to a good start so far no reported problems on any of those lines there. a102 blackwall lane is starting to slow down approaching the blackwall tunnel in kings cross, eastern road, we still have roads. down to one lane. in the west and, roadworks in totte n ha m in the west and, roadworks in tottenham court road. they will be more april showers and overnight we will be feeling the effects of storm hanna stop for this morning a dry and bright start with lots of early sunshine with temperatures generally between five and eight celsius. one or two isolated showers particularly i

here's tracy morgan and tiffany haddish in "st o.g."res tomorrow night at 10:30 on tbs. check this out. >> no, i wrote this one asking you to put some money on my books. nope, nope, not this one. i wrote this one asking you to send me some nasty pictures of yourself. and nope, i wrote this one 'cause i was mad at you for not sending nasty pictures of yourself. oh, hell no. this was nasty pictures of me. >> who took those? >> don't worry about it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: stick around, everybody. tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! i can drive up here any time i want. this is going to be so sick. no matter if your journey takes six years or 72,000 miles, your volkswagen is covered with america's best bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. somewhere you'll never find... sike! we put them erywhere. grocery stores and supermarkets, gas stations, and chiropractor's offices, bowling alleys, and grocery stores, which we already men

because i think i want to buy you something at tiffany's and we walked to the top of the room and have a cup of coffee and go down and have some dinner and end the night downtown. i know this dive downtown that is fantastic. and she says it sounds great. but today is thursday. and he says there is a? i got to get out of here and he runs out the door. that is a good story. you have a good story. and thank you for listening to my story. i enjoyed it and i'm not even lying to you. [applause] >> technical assistance. >> a lot of brainpower. >> this one right here? [applause] >> that was wonderful. there are cards being passed around and we will collect them and spend time doing you and day. while that is happening i have a few of my own. it is probably off-topic and you could have prepared for it because it just happened. with elizabeth warren trying to break up in the mothership of silicon valley and facebook and have any thoughts how easy or hard breaking up of a -- >> kind of crazy. don't know what you break them into. you force google to divest itself, i feel two things, i am against i

tiffany, weigh in on this. and will this have any lasting effect, this controversy? >> yeah, of course he has an issue getting black voters and when you look at the rallies they are predominantly white and when you look at the issue, i want to be clear, it was the police chief before boykins who authorized taping of the officers and boykins, he knew about it and allowed it to continue. but he didn't initiate taping the officers and when the racist language used by the officers was uncovered, that is what created this issue. think about what was happening in 2012. this is on the heels of trayvon martin getting shot, the teenager in florida shot by george zimmerman and so when you look at race relations at that time and the way that mayor pete handled things at that time, an all lives matter guy and tried to walk it later, those are challenges when you look at the larger scale. now what the staff looks like, that is a big question that people have that could inform you if you had a life where you didn't have to e

es compleja en la frontera, por otro lado en mÉxico refugio para inmigrantes que no se dan abasto, tiffany frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico estÁn viviendo una crisis con consecuencias muy serias especialmente para las autoridades migratorias. >> no hay una parte la descripciÓn de mi trabajo que diga que mi deber es atender a familias, a niÑos, lo hacemos porque somos a seres humanos. >> el trÁfico humano es tal que hasta pueden perderse. >> las estadÍsticas son alarmantes y lo alberga ya no dan abasto en la frontera, ciento de familia estÁn siendo liberados sin pasar por los centros de detenciÓn. >> cuando dicen vamos a salvar a 1000 o 2000 personas es una irresponsabilidad por parte del gobierno. >> mientras que en mÉxico comienza a resentir lo que es una invasiÓn y un abuso de su hospitalidad, a veces tardan meses esperando que se ha llamado su nÚmero intenta a cualquier costo cruzar a suelo estadounidense. >> en guatemala familias enteras han dejado hogares abandonados cuando le dicen que los niÑos son el boleto seguro para entrar a estados unidos. para lo que son arrestados y env

tiffany? >> thank you again, commissioners, and deputy director kaufman. before we start, i just want to note that there is a -- [inaudible] >> -- an important component of living and ageing successfully in the communities for our clients is for them to have the supportive services available when they need them. there is a growing demand for home care, and along with that, there is a need to develop a pipeline of skilled individuals to provide quality care giving. a recommendation in the dignity fund needs assessment report is to increase the availability of training for home care workers at various levels to ensure competent care giving and a sustainable workforce. in addition our community partners emphasize there is a high demand in the asian and limited english speaking communities. having home care services available in culturally and linguistically appropriate ways is vital to the security of our clients and support their well-being. the workforce support grant will enable self-help to provide a training program targeting the asian and pacific island

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies.inesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] [♪] ] >> i am the supervisor of district one. i am sandra lee fewer. [♪] >> i moved to the richmond district in 1950 mine. i was two years old. i moved from chinatown and we were one of the first asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. for a long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my fa

tiffany, let's go out, let's celebrate. i was like, i have a big show tomorrow.ere. let's go. and i danced all night. i drank more than i have drank in my entire life. my kidneys fell out. i definitely woke up dead. i was hurting bad. they are like you have to make a video to let everybody know where you are going to be. if you saw this video on my instagram page you knew that wasn't going to be a good show. she was not ready. and when i get to the theater i am in the backstage and it was like they was getting me ready for my funeral, when they was doing my makeup i was like this. then i go out on stage. i am like, hey everybody. and all these cell phone camera lights came up and i looked out and people was cheering. i was looking at everybody and i saw the lights and my soul just left my body. i was like, come back. she was like, no! >> haddish says she plans to do another show in miami. >> i think she has a routine for that right there. >> she is going to be donating the proceeds from that new show in miami to a charity. >>> kathie lee gifford waltzing to her s

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welcome back, tiffany. >> gcood morning, commissioner. the needs assessment report confirmed that clients who are connected to daas services have positive experiences and enjoy their participation. the report also revealed that not all older adults and adults with disabilities know about the services available to them through the department, and there is a need to boost awareness of daas funded programs and services. consumers in districts one, two, four, and 11 in particular participate less in services than in other districts, and although limited awareness is not the only contributing factor, it was a finding that was noted throughout the needs assessment support. the peer ambassador program is one of several approaches the department is using to increase visibility of our services. by using peer ambassadors and a word of mouth approach, the department will have a new way and opportunity to share information about services, and the consumers will have another way to learn about services they may need from a source they trust within the

. >> reporter: prosecutors bob edwards and tiffany starr smith saw this case as a relationship turned deadly. >> we're still talking about -- domestic violence. we're still talking about orders of protection, and all of the things that go wrong in those situations. >> reporter: you had no witnesses. you had no dna from your suspect. you had no murder weapon. that's a lot of things you didn't have. >> if we didn't feel like we could prosecute it, and be successful, we would've never indicted it. we would have never proceeded with it. >> circumstantial cases are -- allow you to be creative. you can take a set of facts -- and -- and weave a story together for your theory of prosecution. >> reporter: shawn smoot insisted he was innocent. he cycled through five different defense attorneys and the trial was delayed again and again. >> it was surreal, really. you know -- 'cause it had been reset 22 times, 22 times. >> reporter: that's torture. >> it is. it is torture. >> reporter: the trial finally started in july 2016, nearly five years after brooke died. robert jolley, smoot's fifth attorn

this week we have quite a week ahead with tiffany haddish, seth rogen, kevin hart, celine dion, miken surprises, who knows? you know what they say, what happens in vegas gets immediately posted to instagram. our three guests tonight may be the only people on the planet who could make this town look quaint by comparison. you can follow every minute of their lives on "keeping up with the kardashians," sunday nights on e!. please welcome khloe, kourtney and kim. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ how are you? welcome to las vegas. >> how amazing. >> jimmy: you guys look fantastic. you look like the avengers coming out. [ laughter ] did you come to las vegas when you were children? did you ever take a family trip here? >> we did. kourtney and i did. we would go water skiing at lake mead, houseboat trip. >> circus circus. >> our dad would put a quarter in and we'd run up and pull the thing down and run out. >> jimmy: on the slot machines. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's illegal. you can be arrested for that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they have a special jail for children that they put the children who go nea

we saw it in tiffany's, goldman sachs during the financial crisis. he comes in and finds the right opportunity, and people don't feel dirty in the deal. they feel like he's really helping them out and helping out the shareholders across the board to get these companies back to where they want to be to finalize the deal that they want to secure. i think in this scenario here, it's a win for everybody. liz: you know, phil, i think john's right. even chevron investors are happy, because chevron was shoved out of the running here and now what happens, that stock is moving higher. give us a sense we need to broaden this to the venezuela situation when it comes to oil, we have watched oil spike earlier on this real unrest that we began to see and i don't know if we can take any pictures once again of venezuela, but phil, give us a sense of how important or not venezuela really is in the world oil membership of opec. >> it's still very important. it just isn't really important right now. the main reason is because nicholas maduro ran the venezuelan oil indu

you were promoting your movie "life of pets 2" with tiffany haddish, but you couldn't handle a bunny? all i think you're manipulating words and moments, okay? what i did was save a bunny's life today. did anybody get him toanybody e would have panicked. >> what did you do? >> i handled it i said, >> the bunny calmed down? >> no. the bunny did a little thing called scratched my chest. my chest is bleeding still. but, but, but, to the people it looked like i was calm, collected and in control. >> tomorrow on the show i might try to wear eggplant. >> don't do it. >> you even got to buy the eggplant shoes. >> you're going to look like that emoji. >> do you get something special for being the international star of the year? >> yes. >> what? >> the right to wear plum. are you not listening to me? >> we did a "hell's kitchen." how do you think you would do in "hell's kitchen" with gordon breathing down your neck? >> i'm an amazing cook. everybody knows that. >> you've never cooked anything in your life. >> you're obviously never tasted my turkey and cheese sandwich. >> you wouldn't do well w

. >> in the upcoming lifetime movie, "harry and meghan: plays the duke and tiffany smith is the duchess>> it's got to be hard to look at yourself in the mirror and all you see is a hypocrite. >> the royals were recast from last year's lifetime film. this time, we see some of meghan's issues in her first year of marriage. >> i'm still waiting on that curtsy. >> of course. >> friday night, the real harry and meghan visited a london new age wellness store that offers natural remedies and workshops on relieving stress. a royal source reports harry is focusing all his energy on the birth of his first child. >>> still ahead -- the sin city exclusive just keep on coming. >> vegas, baby. >> why lisa vanderpump's real housewives co-stars didn't show up to her big party. >>> plus -- >> are you kidding me. >> the game of thrones joke that caused the star to storm off the set. >>> and j.lo goes off on her co-star. the story behind the dramatic confrontation. >>> tomorrow, we're going >>> tofor comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.

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. >> tiffany, is there any doubt in your mind that the president's base is baked in?e's just shoring it up, but he was right when he said he could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and get away with it? they're not going anywhere. >> yeah. here's the scary thing -- he is absolutely right. and i just want to add to what susan and steve said. sure, hillary clinton didn't get the turnout that obama did. but the number-one reason why trump voters who had voted for obama in 2012 and switched to vote for trump in 2016 was they all held hostile issues on race. and there's data to back that up. there was a study from ucla, princeton, and u.c. irvine that identified that as the number-one issue. i think we'd be missing a major point if we didn't acknowledge that. when you see the president be an apologist for white supremacists or perpetuate racists that he does, it's because he's feeding to that base. if you've seen some of the people in his base column silly try to talk through policy, it's an epic failure. this is not necessarily the most intellectual, engaged group. and here's

tiffany, good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> talk to me about your sense of how this went.o the top spot. automatically becomes a target for everyone. hasn't had a stumble free last couple of days. a couple of things came back to him that, some think he might have had a better answer for. >> obviously, the vinita hill incident. this is something i think that joe biden will have to get an answer tighter in this incident because there are a lot of young voters, new to this process who are going to look at him through a 2019 lens for things that happen over 30 years ago. so this is something that he's going to have to adjust and give a better answer for. it sounded like joy rebehar was trying to spoon feed him a better answer on "the view." he didn't quite get it but i don't think we should get so caught up in all of these things too. i want to make it clear to everybody. look, this is not a battle between joe biden and donald trump at this point. they're running against each other. so this is his time to make his case on why he's the best candidate and you can expect people a

host: was it tough door arthur who installed the tiffany glass? yes, you're nodding your head. something later presidents were happy to rip out. lindsay: i know. i guess the tiffany screen was destroyed in a fire which is sad because it was supposed to be absolutely beautiful. host: and it was a windscreen? matthew: yes. it was put as a divide between the entrance hall and the cross hall. martin van buren had a different piece of glass earlier to stop some of the wind. the north entrance, that was the primary entrance. people were coming through. arthur wanted to enhance the beauty of the white house, even though he was not elected president. just sort of happened with the assassination of garfield that he was now president. he had this high new york taste. host: it was victorian times. matthew: right. unfortunately, there is no color photography. host: what a shame. ew: of the screen or other decorum. we can imagine it must have been spectacular. host: was it with jacqueline kennedy that it became thought of as a museum, as opposed to a place where each president could get to

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. >> reporter: the visitors this day are tyler waterson and tiffany vans. >> people ask, do you have a cook or maintenance person or anything? it's all us. >> reporter: you're going to be living in the 18 70s. >> which i'm okay. with. >> reporter: among their new duty, learning to get the old foghorn up and running. [horn sounds] as a noisy demonstration for overnight guests. when the sun sets, the little island becomes the guiding light it has been for 145 years. john blackstone, cbs news, east brother, island. >> rte >>ja ler on s ines. for all of us here at cbs news thank you for joining us and good night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> and desk, and cabinets, anything that was locked. >> several san francisco churches targeted by thieves, all in a matter of days. >>> and east bay congressmen and residential hopeful kicks off his campaign today right here at dublin high school. the excitement from the rally just ahead. >>> it is swhere katie but here comes another one with more rain moving into the bay area we will have the wet weather forecast. kpix

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what do you make of that analogy, tiffany?ink hillary clinton is right, however, i would never compare her to sersi wn you see finger talking -- when they were speaking in the throne room and they were complaining back and forth, and the la virus that you would want to see this pit thrown into chaos. and little finger said it's not a pit, it's a fire. when you look at who the soldiers are in all these armies from the sullies to the night watch. again, i'll explain later. these are just the worker bees who are expanding these great houses. the parallels are numerous and scary. yes, jason, go read your binge watch recap that you've got. >> hillary clinton could never be sersi because sersi understood the power of the north, and hillary clinton didn't spend enough time in the north. yes, that's one of the things she could be legitimately criticized for. >> the king of the north must stay in the north. jason, let me put you on your political prognosticators tack. little finger, love him or hate him, he's a great tactician. do the