but i said zach found her.just screamed and started crying. >> mom came in and told me that zach had found her and that she was safe and she was alive. and it was the most amazing feeling i've ever experienced. he was very brave for what he did. it was very brave. but you do that for people that you love. >> the danger wasn't over, of course. we all know what came next. so you find out that he's okay. she is okay. now what? i mean -- >> fukushima. >>> coming up, a different kind of aftershock. >> he said, have you checked your e-mail yet? and i said no. he said, why don't you guys look at your e-mail together. and so i said, oh, zach, what now? the biggest week in television is back! xfinity watchathon week. now through april 14, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! so, you can get more into what you're into. whether it's more laughs, oops. epic escapes, or high-flying thrills, get more into what you're into. just say "watchathon" into your x1 voice remote, or

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jon, zach, jon.ephen: you heard a story about his face. >> jon: yes, i heard it's named shelly. >> stephen: your beard. >> it's sheila. >> jon: oh! sheila. ( applause ) >> stephen: wow. >> but i did name it. it's very close to shelly, but it's sheila. i also have a merkin if you want to ask about that. you know what a merkin is? >> stephen: sure, i know what a merkin is, i'm an adult. >> are you proud to be an a- merkin? ( laughter ) >> stephen: what is your merkin called? >> chuck. >> stephen: now is this beard called sheila and if you shaved it off, will you have a different name for a different beard? >> this will always be sheila. >> stephen: always be sheila, okay. okay, you got a standing ovation when you came out here, people love zach galiafinakis, you've done stand up, tv, movies, web series. where do most people know you from when they stop you on the street or yelling at you going down the sidewalk. what is the thing-- >> usually i just hear, hey, sheila! ( laughter ) >> stephen: do you go

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nice that kellen was able to do this for zach, he was 15 years old.is entire life, he had a bit of a struggle. diagnosed with a rare blood disorder which essentially means he can't produce his own blood. he put this up on twitter as well. i thought that was a birday a awesome kid. >> good move. >>> remember last week i showed you a video of several pilots flying next to a plane in formation. well, apparently that's all the rage these days because here is another video. this is in portugal and he was able to pull off this formation. >> look at that. i'm serious, one of these days going to fly right up to the door, open it up and just get back into the plane. >> looks like something in a cool sleeping bag is having an amazing flying dream. >> except there's nothing comfortable about this. >> did he hail a taxi? >> looks like it. >> taxi, pick me up on the ground and bring me back up. >> toward the end of the video he starts getting a little distance from the airplane and that's when the video comes to an end, but pretty amazing once again. ♪ >>> when th

elizabeth zach will join us. will discuss about tax preparers from h&r block and others, and talk about the simplicity. we will be right back. ♪ >> today, booktv has lived all the coverage of the annapolis book festival. 10:00 a.m. eastern, featuring silicon valley investor roger mcnamee, looking at the long-term impact of facebook in his book "zuck: waking up to the facebook catastrophe." town,"00 a.m., "our followed by noon eastern, recalling work with black lives matter. then, catherine jamieson discusses the russian interference with the presidential election. and at 4:00 p.m., journalist and author evan thomas recounts the life of america's first female supreme court justice, sandra day o'connor. watch live all the coverage of the annapolis book festival this morning starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on booktv on c-span2. historianek on "q&a," douglas brinkley talks about his book "american moonshot: john f. kennedy and the great american space race." douglas: he goes back to fdr, but fdr's new deal was stupid,

destroy him, zach. >> slowly but surely the hand starts moving over. >> take that, batman., but of course we are in india. >> he has his power motor in gear right there. there he is! he's made it back. grabs his lady and then -- >> will you marry me? >> oh. >> many, many people over the last few years have claimed to have the greatest proposal video, but you, zach, you are the one that has it. >>> thanks for sitting down with us today. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun and >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on tstunning. actress felicity huffman agreeing to plead guilty tonight. her letter now, just in. her apology, her message to her own daughter, and to the young people whose spots in school were taken. one of several parents agreeing to plead guilty. how much prison time could they face? >>> also breaking tonight, stopped just in time. authorities say the potentially deadly terror plot discovered here in the u.s. investigators say a man planning to plow a u-haul van into a crowd. tonight, right here, the areas he had been looking at. >>> also ton

by the way he's not a superhero, zach's also a host. be a host on june 17th. >>> keeping with the superhero theme, remember when george clooney was superman? george loves poking fun at his turn at batman. he went there, when asked about who should be the next to don the caped crusader? >> i'm not sure. i screwed it up so badly i'm not allowed to weigh in on any of ose subject matters anymore.you best batman, you said. >> i did say that. >> in a new interview for "variety," george sits down with christopher abbott, who costars with clooney in "catch 22." >> that's some catch, that catch 22. >> george also directs the hulu limited series. it's his return to the small screen which launched him into superstardom. >> i've been binge-watching "e.r." >> i haven't watched it yet. >> "e.t." was with george from gave us a tour of the set. >> this is part of the whole catheter. no, junior, don't squeeze the catheter. >> but christopher never watched george as dr. doug ross. >> i haven't. >> no? >> no. it wasn't required. was that in the syllabus?

zach galifianakis. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it zoe saldana?immy: and the idea of it is you're an explorer trying to find sasquatch. >> sasquatch. so he's out the beginning of the movie finding the loch ness monster. he's desperate to become an elite sort of explorer. so he goes out to find the sasquatch and literally finds him in the first 10 minutes of the movie. [ laughter ] played by zach -- then he's got to bring him back. but the sasquatch -- and zach is so brilliant. the sasquatch is just lonely. and wants to go over and he says, "i'll come back with you. but could you first take me to try and find anyone else like me?" and so my character is like, "oh, all right." [ laughter ] so they go on this trek together. this journey together. and it's made by laika studios, which if you saw "kubo and the it's all gs." >> it is the most beautiful animation. it's a beautiful story and zach is hilarious. zoe's great. but this animation itself, you have got support these guys because they're one of the few people left doing real stopmotion animation.

we cannot compete with that. >> zach, my immediate question is sometimes ladies get unwanted pictures from guys. >> so we don't want it to be like a chat roulette. either you sign up with your phone number or your facebook. if there is inappropriate behavior, you can report them and we'll take swift action and remove them from the app. >> that's great. >> have you had any proposals yet or engagements or anything like that? >> we've had over 100 matches in less than five weeks. we've been doing only sundays to start. now we're incorporating wednesdays. the goal will be to add every single evening. >> what if you want more dates than three? what if you like six? can you sign up for the prime? >> my girl. >> if you want to have more dates, we may add something in the future. right now no matter where you join you're added to the waiting list and we're opening up to the west coast fairly soon so l.a. will be our next city. it's ios to start and we just expanded our engineering team to bring it to android as well. >> we got a problem because i >> all right, we like the idea so keep after i

i'm like, wake the ( bleep ) up.'" ( bleep ) zach, these are beloved children's characters. ( as zaches, and the flash is a human trafficker. walk it off! the whole justice league is addicted to snuff porn. grow up!" ( laughter ) >> jon: wow. >> stephen: meanwhile, "china has censored the gay scenes from 'bohemian rhapsody.' a scene of two men kissing, the word 'gay,' and a clip of the main character dressed in women's clothing were removed." that is terrible. but you should see the chinese government's version of "call me by your name." >> hey, there, oliver. >> how you doing? >> nice to meet you. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: that thing cut. >> stephen: meanwhile, a verizon employee rescued a cat who had been stuck on top of a telephone pole for roughly 12 hours. that's a long time. but then, the verizon guy did say he'd be there between 8:00 a.m. and midnight. ( laughter ) here is the employee in question. i think we can all agree this man is a hero. sadly, his employer did not. after verizon found out, the worker was suspended for violating safety protocols. ( booing ) sounds

leigh ann calendar, well, and zach brewster following bernie sanders in michigan.tell he's in a car. leigh ann, i'll start with you. what are you seeing? >> sure. so, richard, you hit it on the head. he has immedia-- today he gave y broad reticular of or tory and democratic ideals instead of a stump steve mnuchin. but one thing i wanted to point out is he really urged against a progressive purity test. booker, he's one of the more moderate democrats in this wide field of candidates. and he's embraced incrementalism. saying we don't know perfection at this point but with we can make incremental progress to get there. and so that was one way he was contrasting himself with the rest of the candidates. but the crowd seemed to enjoy it. it's very early in this stage, so there's still shopping, but booker heads to iowa and we'll see him there on monday, richard. >> awesome. leigh ann caldwell. you're driving through michigan, in a space that's fiscally conservative. what's the message bernie sanders is putting out there in the heartland? >> bernie sanders is headed to a

you and zach have both done a lot of campaigning.'m not sure where they're trying to land here. >> i was trying to figure out where she ultimately is. that's where a lot of americans are frustrated when they hear what people say about this issue in washington. they get a lot of critical correctness. the president gets credit for looking like he's taking it seriously. he's knocking heads and he wants to get something done, but he is going to ultimately have congress help him do that if he's going to fix the problem. >> dana: indeed. zach, let me ask you about the politics of it. just in the primary, who breaks out? somebody that's going to be tougher on immigration or somebody who would have a gillibrand or castro position? >> i think there's no actual front runner in the democratic primary so it's anybody's game to break out. what i do agree with steven on is, the democratic primary is forcing these candidates to take positions so extreme to the left that i don't think it will play well in the general election. immigration is just on

zach is recovering from cuts to his head.irt may have helped protect his neck during the attack. >>> in sports baseball superstar bryce harper said he thought he would be booed when he returned to washington for the first time as a philadelphia philly, and last night the d.c. fans proved him right. lots of boos there. fans also added new names to the back of their old bryce harper jerseys including traitor and clown, but harper had the last laugh. he had three hits including a home run and the phillies won, 8-2. >> knocking it out of the park sure helps. >> uh-huh. >>> it seems the alliance of american football may have played its final down. the league got through only eight weeks of games. money has been a problem, so the league has announced it's shutting down. >>> up next in "the pulse," a new soldier in the fight against potholes. >>> also, the heartwarming story of a boy who bought his struggling mom a new car. we'll tell you how he did it. >>> plus, a new snack that's a blast from the past and a sign of the times. what

it's a beautif story and zach is hilarious. zoe's great.tself, you have got support these guys because they're one of the few onople left doing real stopmotion anima >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, yeah, check it out. >> jimmy: let's check it out. [ cheers a applause ] i want to show a clip from your new movie. here's hugh jackman in "missing link." take a look at this. >> you are exactly as i imagined. eight feet tall. chest circumference 70 inches. total weight around 650 pounds. >> well, it's more like, you know, 630 pounds. you know, it's the hair that makes me look heavier, i think. it's a little deceptive. it can be frustrating. >> look at the size of those metatarsals. >> woah! wow, your hand! >> do you mind if i smell you? >> yeah, sure. i mean, i bathed recently. you know, like, two weeks ago in a creek. so sure. >> you didn't drink from the creek, did you? remarkable. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everyone, day three of "the tonight show." >> day three.im >>: day three. the longest running guest in the history of "the ton

zach: on the margin, that is the case.tralian economy has some domestic challenges that make it hard to get fully invested in that view. soft.using market remains some of the business indicators we have seen the little bit squishy still, and so, i think some of the weakness in the domestic economy puts investors off. i think you're right that the better global backdrop, the pickup in china, is probably enough that we see the aussie dollar move beyond its recent range. we have a target of $.75 versus the dollar. shery: when it comes to the economy, optimism over the fact that we could be getting a trade deal really has boosted the market there. i do wonder how much has already been priced in in the yuan. zach: the yuan has been pretty stable. we have seen chinese equities have a very large movements the start of the year, but the yuan has been much more managed as an exchange rate. policymakers are aiming for profitability both versus the dollar and on a basket basis. as we approach the conclusion of the trade deal and as d

let's ask fox news contributor, rach rachel, zach and jirard. ultimately this is congress's responsibility. they punt or fumble or look the other way time after time. >> in the summer they tried to passion immigration bill that included changes to the asylum law. again due to the enticing of people to abuse our asylum laws causing this crisis at the border. i will say charles, up until now, democrats and the media outside of fox have been able to say this is not a crisis. you are seeing a little crack. last week my husband representative sean duffey did a show on the border and know he even admit it is word crisis doesn't even begin to explain what is happening and how bad it is. my guess is, if the president keeps drawing attention to the problem and if border patrol keeps educating the american public, there is a chance maybe the american people will demand even of their democrat congressmen and women they do something about the problem. >> there is no doubt, particularly since jay johnson said forget politics, 4,000 is a nightmare, crisis. za

. >>> youtubers zach and jay are are outside a swanky awards show. >> they want in. >> what happens when their sneaky gate crash lands themmen stage. >>> a breathalyzer suggests he's drunk, even though -- >> he's had no alcohol wp. >> the experiment raising some eyebrows. >>> we are breaking down the best on the web including a cutie named sloane. >> they are blaing with playing with his brother. >> why he knows the secret to make his sister laugh. >>> police had an old fashioned mystery on their hands. he's a homeless man and a staple in the community. he would have his friend lucy with him all the time. when he went to the restroom, his lucy is was gone. >> who is lucy? >> lucy is a rat? >> he's chris's pet rat. here's the thing. she knew crisp. she had seen him every day and talked to him about it. he said i want my pet back. so she started a social media campaign. people shared it, thousands of people saw the story. >> and the cops got involved. >> it's community policing. very often in certain parts of the world, he was just a guy living on the street and felt the need help him out.

good morning, zach, how are you? >> good, how are you?ll never be enough for democrats. could he be right? >> it's certainly not enough if they don't get to see everything. he might be taking the republicans with the clinton investigations that sort of never felt like enough, his own conspiracy theories about president obama, his place of birth. it was never enough. there's political opposition, never being satisfied with what they are given. in this case, you can't say they are never going to be satisfied before they give the report. the summary with the most beneficial things to him in it. you have to let people see the evidence before you say they are not going to be satisfied. >> they seem to be opening themselves up to the criticism, can they walk and chew gum at the same time? that was the question after taking back the house. the answer is no. they are not proposing answers on health care. they are not proposing answers on immigration, the president threatening to close the border and on health care saying the party is going to be

my name is andrew zachs. i am an attorney representing safe embarcadero for all which is a group of thousands of residents here in the embarcadero. the port and the commission are moving too fast for this project. members of the public have not been given an opportunity to have any meaningful input on this project. from being announced march 1 to possibly be voted on today, there's no possible way a project of this impact can be properly considered and the public be properly consulted. in fact, the city has breached the brown act by failing to provide documents to my office in a timely manner. in fact, some documents were not provided until late yesterday despite being requested a month ago. that was after the time we filed our brief with this board and there were hundreds of documents requested with that, notwithstanding the fact they were asked for weeks ago. in addition, what happens when this center closed? what is the plan for people who are going to be living on this site in two years or four years or w

do you think that this bill had it had law would have saved zach parrish ice life?, without a doubt. >> reporter: alec garnet is the top house democrat in colorado where his party holds the governor's house and majorities in both chambers. republicans don't have enough votes to stand in the way, but the bill garnet has co-sponsored has prompted plenty of pushback from outside the capital. more than half of all colorado counties officially oppose it. many have declared themselves sanctuary counties, not for immigration but for guns, promising not to devote resources to enforce the law, and despite its sheriff's backing, even douglas county passed a resolution opposing the bill. >> why would you tell a law enforcement officer that you could not enforce a law because they didn't like it? that's craziness. >> we're putting line in the sand for what we believe right now is, supporting the constitutional law. >> that was our scott mclean reporting. now weld county colorado sheriff steve reams who says he's so opposed to this bill that he's not going to enforce it, and thi

let's talk about the massive field, who does that favor having so many people in, zach?in but not the guy who's on top of these admittedly very early polls. joe biden you would think has the best name recognition. he's not in the race yet. if he chooses to come in, he would immediately take up a lot of the oxygen. i think having such a big field probably helps people who have more name recognition. it's going to be hard to bust out, to get noticed, i think, in a field this large, even in the small state of, you could take a road trip around iowa and probably run into three or four of these people as they drive around. bag person who gets buzz is going to be really hard for somebody that most people have never heard of. >> in the first quarter of 2007, barack obama who was just coming on to the scene, raised 23 1/2 million dollars, when we look at the fundraising numbers. >> bernie sanders is the only one close. >> 12 million, about hatch -- half of that. comparatively speaking that's an interesting fact. >>> israelis are heading to the polls right now with prin benjamin

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anyway zach with his giant cell phones, i mean mark-paul gossalaer posted the pic. >> also this yearary of "the little mermaid." ursula resurfaced last night on "american idol." >> ursula is in the house! you look fabulous, katy perry. >> thank you, darling. >> well done. >> oh, katy doesn't play when it comes to "a.i.'s" disney night. stealing the show by painting herself a villainous purple but also for hitting all of ariel's high notes. ♪ >> i didn't notice anything -- >> i was thinking about "little mermaid" but then i realized, ursula is a character who isn't done very much. little mermaid, she always gets her moment in the sun and ursula actually just wants ariel's voice. i thought it would be fun to wrap my tentacles around them all night. >> and she did. embracing her inner ursula by tossing back a few jumbo shrimp and a king crab claw. so, why didn't the other judges dress up? they knew they couldn't compete. >> i'm in my trailer looking like me and somebody goes, katy is going to be ursula. i went, god, i love that woman. >> warming up for the met gala a few weeks ago. >> i

that washington has an opportunity right now to help give them the best chance of success all right zachcertainly thank you very much for speaking to us from washington. the chairman of algeria's constitutional council has quit his post antigovernment protesters have been calling for his resignation saying he's part of a ruling elite that should be completely replaced victoria gave me reports of. celebrations on the streets of this polling the resignation of time. he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully he himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. that belize is decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment this is a significant resignation but the same time i don't think it a nuff to satisf

zach is very funny. >> i only met him yesterday. >> is that >> zoe and zach, we met yesterday at the every director should never put actors together. it's a bad idea. >> very different experience coming up. back here in new york city in in "the music man" on broadway. >> that's right. i'm excited. >> this is the first musical you were a part of? >> 1983 in high school. i played salesman number two at the beginning. the chip on my shoulder, not getting the lead, propelled me for the next 37 years. here i am next year on broadway. very excited [ applause ] sutton foster is playing marian. there are other exciting things that i know that i can't say yet. it will be incredible. >> a lot coming up before that. you're going around the world? >> i dreamt of being a rock star when i was a kid. who didn't, right? and i'm going to play madison square garden on june 28th. doing songs from "greatest showman," from "les mis." it's a dream come true. >> you have never done a world tour like this before. >> no. this is new. >> we're going to give you help. >> who do we have in the audience right he

do you think you could show it m zach! you are adorable.o say hi to. >> i don't know. >> can you say this? this is "today" on nbc. >> this is "today" on nbc. >> you got the job. zach, you're adorable. you can put it down now,weet pea. thank you so much. so happy to meet you. >> thanks. >> craig is out of a job. that was brilliant. >> i love that sign. >> thank you. that was adorable. >> zach should craig and i leave now? you want us to just go? >> he didn't say no. >> he's calling ht. ag >> just ahead, a woman who was looking for love on a adline. shedetailed that journey, it was a blog called 52 weeks to find him. soen it's beenears now. a decade later. what's happening? we're going to check with her and get theso l she learned along the way. >>>t then are you in the mar for a new mattress? the so-called bed in a box. it's white hot. >> does it come in a box? >> it comes in box. not only does it come in a box, we're going to check it out. we're also going to reveal consumer reports top picks. >> a small box. >> we're fascinated. >> i'm not

and hi, zach, emma, and lily. >> they're my friends. >> reporter: he could break $1 million tonight. its match? we'll find out. >>> i heard that he is very volatile. he is aggressive and yells a lot at his mother. some of the neighbors have been afraid of him as a teenager. >> a man fear by his neighbors. now the focus of the investigation by the fbi. an early morning raid conduct at his oakland home. thanks for joining us. >> reporter: the fbi armed with federal search warrants entered this house on strawbridge drive early this morning. sources tell us that the suspect was arrested much earlier than this raid. from an arrest warrant from rom could n contra costa county. it includes at least robbery charges and possibly other charges as well. one source said as he serial bank robber. >> the early morning search of the home startled residents. >> there was loud banging at 6:00 a.m. >> after all thargs well to do neighborhood. their i'm always surprised. living here since 1974. >> searching this house, the fbi assisted by the owing police, the chp and sheriff's deputies. he lives here

his mom jumping in and saving his life. 7-year-old zach bromley is lucky to be alive this morning. >> the property, it was bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: the terrifying noise, a cougar like this one attacking her son in their backyard. >> i turn the corner and i see this animal on my child and at first i didn't even know what it was. >> reporter: his mom jumped into action fighting the big cat. >> mom instinct, right, you just -- i just leaped on it and just -- i tried to pry its mouth open and obviously i'm human. so i knew that in my own power and in my own strength, i wasn't going to be able to pry its mouth open. >> reporter: mom, a petite woman, without even thinking twice about it wrestling that hungry cougar. lockhart crediting her faith with saving her son's life. >> and i'm just crying out to the lord, you know, just this really deep from the depths of the inside of me and three me , it just -- it released and it ran away. >> reporter: wildlife experts say these types of attacks are extremely rare, but this isn't the first time a big cat has attacked. about two months ago in

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and hi, zach, emma, and lily. family members or friends? >> friends.family members. >> reporter: running out of family. and is "jeopardy!" running out of cash? we'll see. he could break $1 million tonight. has "jeopardy!" met its match? i'm david muir. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. >>> tourng down turning down a raise. why does the mayor refuse more money to do his job? >> reporter: record breaking heat. how long it sticks around in the forecast ahead. >>> a small shift that makes a big difference. part of the bay area is making national headlines for seeing home prices go down. >>> and you are looking live at just some of the record setting spots in the bay area. oakland and sfo are seeing the hottest temperatures ever on this day in history. good afternoon and good evening. this is ama daetz, thanks for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley. feels like summer outside, doesn't it? it's the warmest week of the year so far. in some cases, we're seeing temperatures we haven't seen in 200 days. >> some of us are not prepared. they had to rescue a

in the cohead of zach -- , we have seen chinese growth starting to stabilize. the gtv chart on the bloomberg anding first quarter sales ip starting to stabilize. when will this growth in china spill over to the rest of the world and impact currency? as it done that already? >> that is a great question. that is on the top of every member's mind. chinese growth is really picking up. it is a huge economy and has been affected throughout asia. we haven't seen those effects speed through yet. that includes australia itself and the north asian economy, like the koreas. we haven't seen the spillover effect yet. we think that will be coming over the next few months. shery: where do you go? >> that is a great question. china is picking up but the yuan is staying flat. there are two currencies, those that benefit from chinese growth and the ones tied to the yuan. we think investors should be tied to the former. the real.ian peso, currencies, the taiwan yuan and others, they need growth outside. we think these growth-oriented currencies are better than the yuan-oriented c

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. >> i'm zach goldman i'm policy director for local 21. thank you supervisor fewer for calling this hearing today. thank you to the board for looking at this critical issue. from labor's perspective, we believe there are a number of problems with the misuse of exempt employees. as local 21, we hear too many examples from exempt workers who are hired on projects that they maybe told are temporary but then turned out to be permanent. sometimes these workers are hired in positions where it is obvious that the work is permanent and ongoing. we have examples today. number two, this gets to the heart of the matter from the labor perspective, which is exempt employees ar employees ee understand the reasons why they are exempt. we don't dispute that. there are many workers in category 16, 17 and 18 that are inappropriately classified as exempt and when you combine that with the fact they are at will, it creates a number of problems within the city workforce, within certain departments. these two are the culture of fear in certain departments. nepo

. >> the woman sacked zach just disappeared and domestic violence -- it is a government that is actually helped women. during the shutdown of the government, let it go. >> this is deeply flawed and needs to be improved. this president ignored during that shut down. >> i'm going to move on. very interesting in the key battleground state. women in wisconsin, 50% would support joe biden. 40% donald trump. istu is up from for the preside? >> i think it is an opportunity for the president. i think that president trump ha seen in the past couple of months how the press account about how our tax breaks that gone up instead of the distorte by the leftle. we will don't actually know th real story about what is going on with this economy and what i going on with the then a bit se the president provided. >> when you dig deeper into this , on trust with the economy, 49% trump with women and 23% fo biden. who is best at keeping america safe. >> 46% trump, 35% biden. what does that tell you? >> what is going to happen six weeks before the election, how is he going to feel? right now it's all about com

guest: zach is absolutely right on that. it is notable that in terms of per capita emissions of carbon dioxide in greenhouse gas emissions, the u.s. is far and away above the other countries of the world, and the paris agreement is another way to look at it, maybe per capita the u.s. should be emitting less. it is worth noting that in 2018 the u.s. greenhouse gas emissions likely increased just over 3%. for the last two decades, they have been on a downward trend, largely due to coal plants retiring and other reductions in the use of fossil fuels. last year, it is estimated that the u.s. increased emissions by about 3.4% over the previous year. host: we will go to bob next in massachusetts, independent. is this an important issue to you? caller: absolutely. in fact, i was at the first earth day event in washington, d.c., in 1970. there was like over 100,000 people there on the mall. now birthday goes by with no fanfare -- earth day goes by with no fanfare. 4/20 is a bigger day, smoking pot. it is crazy. the climate, i believ

and elizabeth zach offers a piece looking at the influence .f tax preparers be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. congressman tim ryan of ohio will launch his presidential campaign at a rally in youngstown, ohio. you can watch coverage today starting at 2:00 p.m. on c-span. online at c-span.org or use the free c-span radio app. president trump held a roundtable discussion in california on border security. this is just under one hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor. that it has had a tremendous impact already. and underder contract construction, a lot of things ing.en we expect to have close to 400 miles done within about two years from now. 400 miles will cover most of it. i want to thank everybody for being here. we have some of our great people from the state. we are building the wall in san diego which is pretty much has had and that wall tremendous impact. so, i want to thank the border patrol station in collects he a .esk lexica it has

zach asking: >> i'll be honest, i think it would be very hard in part because of the success of our economyghting chance, it would be joe biden. he will be able to cross the line, and more middles of the road, leftist crazies, like bernie sanders forget it, that is not who america is. >> snojoe on facebook ask: >> i may not have a choice to that one. no choice, no say. because this one looking at jaime on show the other night, he has the bug. he is offering to come back and report more stories already. age 6. you know. that was out of my hands. i think. jaime on show other night telling us about compo his new puppy, my girls, one wants to be a scientist and the other a pop singer, the ver is out on them, have a great night, kennedy is on. kennedy: news alert. just about 14 hours from hot leeanne it is pay thed release of mueller report, the doj will release some time between 11 a.m. and noon eastern time. that 8 and 9 for new west. democrats up in arms, tomorrow at 9:30. in morning, attorney general william barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein they will give a press conference. p

. >> zach coleman with politico. cipher taking the last question. i wanted to ask very quickly. you talked about a culture of preparedness. the trump administration has not talked about what is making events extreme and intense, which is client change. i want to know what responsibility the trump administration has to talk about that issue and in what ways do they take cues from the local government? are you preparing them enough by not addressing that issue? say that i started -- you do not have to convince me that we have had more extreme weather over the past two years. there was a hurricane drought for the 12 years prior. is that fromy fema's perspective, we have to take action. there and assume that whether it is fema, the state government or local governments will be there to respond and recover from a disaster. thatnk you need to know fema will not make you whole. we talked about hurricane harvey. in a hidden area that was prone to flooding but it was well outside the flood zone in many cases. 80% of the flood losses were outside of that hundred year flood zone. whenuse t

celebrating 30 years since the beloved series, zach, and katie, jesse, all reuniting.rd roulette to see who had to pay for dinner. shared this video of them joking around. sharing stories from the set. but writing this is what 30 years of friendship looks like. they still get along after all those years. that's a first step. how about they remake the show? would you be up for that? would you watch it? yeah. >> i don't know, in the work world or -- >> yeah, maybe we can make that happen. >>> finally, parents may want to get the kids out of the room for this one. john legend is taking on his own demanding role to date as the easter bunny. he's the easter bunny. that's him putting on the suit. donning the adorable outfit to entertain his family. his son miles, daughter, luna, but not before getting in some rehearsal. his wife christie teigen posted this. he has got to practice the hops and all that, out in the backyard. >> he's trying. >> yeah. i think he's got the hang of it, right? not too bad of an easter bunny. >> no. >> in the backyard. >> thank you, janai. >> thanks

i have talked with my colleagues here, zach and weldon in the studio, who have been telling me what i've missed and they have said, you've just missed everything, that's all you've missed. so explain the phenomenon of "game of thrones" to us. >> oh, it's inescapable. even fans who don't watch the show are now fans on it just by being in this world. >> exactly. >> hbo just has an unprecedented success their hands with "game of thrones" for two reasons. one, you just have a deeply passionate fan base, one of those nerds sitting right here. the other side of it is you have a book series that's still incomplete by author george r.r. martin. that's created a scenario where you have these rabid fan theories and online speculation, and until these final episodes air, all of it could be true. >> so tell us, you know, those of us that haven't watched it, why is this such an international phenomenon? what is it about this show that is so addictive and mesmerizing? >> well, you just have this rich cast of characters. and no matter who you are, there's someone on the show you can relate to, until th

let's bring in cnn politics digital director, zach wolf. >> good morning. >> as they call this in a cnn.com stone walling white house is mounting a multifront assault on accountability testing the notion the president must answer to citizens he holds of public trust. clearly, there are things the president does not want the public or congress to see or hear. will the republicans in the senate or house step up and defend the constitution and the notion of oversight? >> it's a great question. right now, it's beside the point. we have to reach the -- reach the -- the finale, i guess, where they officially don't come to testify. they ignore all the subpoenas on a variety of subjects and essentially try to lock out an entire leg of the u.s. government. that's what it feels like the president is trying to do, have the government operate with only one branch fully functioning, essentially, his own and him doing everything. that's not the way it's going to work. >> how is this acceptable, not only to republicans, but to trump's base, especially when the president claims he fully cooperated with the

we'll move to item 5, appeal 19-0111,eredmann ogge and robyn zach and convert space to a new dwelling space and new kitchen bath, sprinklers and fire alarm under separate application. this is application 2017/07/25/2899. on april 3 this board voted to continue it to april 17 to give the planning department to review revived plans and if acceptable to bring to the departments to bring the revised plans back before the board for the purpose offi issuing a specl permits. we'll hear first from the building inspections. [please stand by] . erdma >> yes. those drawings were provided i believe late -- not last week, but the week before to the appellants. >> clerk: thank you. okay. you can be seated. we will now hear from the appellants. >> hi. good evening, board. thank you for inviting us back to talk about our permits, and i'm going to have erdmann -- >> hi. thank you for having us here. we did get copies of the plans dated april 5, and we basically think that they look fine. we did have discussions where we just brought up a couple things. we have been told that according to their lawyer,

zach sorba was a little quick in my opinion, the ref. he wasn't even looking at dur ant. >> dozens was standing between them. the warriors and referees have a little tussle going on. the warriors have spent $75,000 in fines. after this technical -- look at the owner of the warriors not liking it at all. he is getting his two cents in. >> is this good? five games left, dialling in on the playoffs here, getting focused. >> should it be best behavior time, is that what you are saying? >> yeah. >> i think they will adjust this. steve cer will get this in check. they had to win the game last night. if they didn't, it would be bad. so they were playing playoff mentality. >> i don't mind the intensity. >> if i were to say anything about my boss, i would be fined too. >> is it what he said or how he said it? >> both. >>> let's talk about the weather. it is not going to rain but it is still cloudy. steve? >> i'm going to keep it clean. how about boogie? >> great game. >> let's take a look at the rain totals. i know we are tired of the rain. santa