this is mary ellen's sister patti. she is my accomplice.len is like right here. we'll meet her in a couple of seconds. she's at this first window. hi, are you mary ellen. >> i am. >> i'm will reeve from "good morning america." you are live on television right now, just so you know. >> no. >> we are going to make your monday. we have so many surprises in store. do you mind coming out the door here? >> are you kidding me. >> come on out. come join us. >> please join us. >> your sister is right here. it's going to be so great. come and meet us. come on over here. >> there she goes. >> come on out. come and say hello. hi, you're on "good morning america." how are you? nice to see you and your sister is here as well. >> oh, my goodness. >> p an earpiece on you? oh, my gosh. >> you'll be ae to hear the show. >> are you kidding me? >> we have heard all the amazing things you do for so many people. so many people love you but we want to show america why you deserve to have your monday made. take a look. >>. >> oh, my gosh. >> with a laugh that ligh

everyone else is collateral damage. >> mary ellen with her thoughts. aaron mehta, i will give you the final, i will give you the final minute and let us know what you will be covering today after this news coming out of iraq. >> the big question is what the plans are for the u.s. troops, where they going, how do they transition? if they are not allowed to stay. there is an agreement that could allow them to stay. i believe it was 3 p.m. eastern, is there suddenly a massive push forward from turkey? are they going to potentially get close to the american forces inside syria? will the ground forces come in? this is, president erdogan, this has just a bolstered his poll numbers. he is seen as going after the terrorists that have been attacking. there's no reason to think you will be restrained in what comes next. >> you can see aaron mehta possible work on their website. appreciate you stopping by. the united states committee is an order and we have an interesting hearing today with all of our interest and participation here today and i'd like to say good

host: mary ellen with her thoughts. aaron mehta, i will give you the , i will give you the final minute and let us know what you will be covering today after this news coming out of iraq. what: the big question is the plans are for the u.s. troops, where they going, how do they transition? they are not allowed to stay. there is an agreement that could allow them to stay. i believe it was 3 p.m. eastern, is there suddenly a massive push forward from turkey? are they going to potentially get closer to the american forces inside syria? will the ground forces come in? , president erdogan, this has just a bolstered his poll numbers. he is seen as going after the terrorists that have been attacking. reason to think you will be restrained in what comes next. host: you can see aaron mehta journal mugs are available at c-span.org. products -- see all the c-span products. >> senate republican members spoke about

. >> mary ellen is peter moore's wife. >> couldn't believe it?> reporter: did you think it had something to do with what happened to roberto? >> well, i didn't think that at first. i said, what are they doing at our house? >> i got out of the house and said what the -- is going on here? two cops came over and grabbed me and escorted me to the front of my house. >> reporter: mary ellen and peter asked investigators what was going on. they were handed the search warrant stating investigators were looking for anything connected to bomb making. >> i said, how do you know it was a bomb? we don't even know it was a bomb. >> reporter: that was the first you heard of such a thing? >> because we thought it was an accident. >> reporter: did they seem to be accusing the two of you? >> yes. >> reporter: both of you. >> yes. >> reporter: were you frightened? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: what were you afraid of? >> that they thought we did it. >> reporter: around colusa the raid on peter's house just days after roberto's death was big news. the neighbor began send

special correspondent mary ellen geist reports as part of our ongoing arts and culture series, "canvaser: olayami dabls is an artist and the founder ofad detroit's frican bead museum. >> you've got to do some things for just the average person. i decided that i would open up b an africd museum, specially learning that the beads embodied the culture and thistory of the people and that's somethinghat wasin missing the history of africans in this country. >> reporter: the museum is located in one of detroit's moso distressed neioods, and for two decades has provided something else that was missing: stability. it has expanded to include a bead gallery and 18 outdoor sculptures covering an entire city block. >> i decided to take the relationship between africans and europeans over 500 years and put them into story lines.rpse,e community was elated over this and said, "oh man, this is nice." the best indicator that we have been accepted by the community: this place is out in the open. you can access it 24/7. c anyonean come. if people wanted to destroy it they could destroy it in one day. ye

today, we have director mary ellen carroll here to setup the clip, and director carroll is on the floor -- you have the floor, and after the clip, i will test all my colleagues on what was in the clip. go ahead. >> good afternoon, president yee, supervisors. thank you so much for having me here. i'm very proud to represent the department of emergency management. as you all know, the department of emergency management manages every day and not every day emergencies. we're going to hear about emergency services division, but i would be remiss not to remind everyone that d.e.m. houses all of the 911 center. we manage all of the 911 calls in the city. that comes out to 1.3 million calls a year, 3500 calls a day. of those, 85 are law enforcement, 10% of medical, and five are fire. the department of manage services responds and guides the recovery from earthquakes, severe weather events, and any human-caused emergencies that may happen. as the supervisor noted, we did remember the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake last week. we did this by hosting fairs at the krisk center, we he

it is my pleasure to introduce mary ellen carol, the executive director of the san francisco departmentergency management. thank you. [ applause ]. >> good morning, everyone. thank you so much, everyone, for being here. so we love fleet week at the department of emergency management and we look forward to hopefully enjoying some of the festivities, but we really are laser focused on the disaster preparedness portion of fleet week. my mission is to make sure that more people know about it and that san franciscans and visitors understand all of the work that goes into that component of fleet week. so to start, i'm going to do a quick list of all of the key players that work together to put on both a full-scale exercise, but also some senior-level seminars and discussions that are going to happen later this week. i want to thank all partners by name, the u.s. navy, the u.s. marine corp., the u.s. coast guard, our california national guard, and from the city of san francisco, the san francisco public works department, san francisco fire department, san francisco police department, the port

. >> mary ellen carroll is part of the san francisco office of emergency management.center, where her team handles real events and practices for the next big quake. >> we are looking at thousands of buildings lost, potentially hundreds of thousands of people that may be trapped in the city, depending on the time of day there will be many injuries and deaths. there is just no way around that. it's not a good scenario. >> and don't think you are safe just because you don't live or work right on a fault. >> so this shaking intensity isn't right at the fault or just at the fault. it's over a wide swath. you're going to feel shaking across the entire region. >> the epicenter of the loma prieta earthquake was in the santa cruz mountains, but some of the worst damage was actually 50 miles away, and the effects of a bigger earthquake could travel even farther. expect major power outages, most communication, including mobile phones and the internet will be down. thousands of people may have no water for weeks, maybe months. in addition to shake damage, major fires could cause

>>executive director mary ellen carroll says their sole purpose is to minimize the disaster's impact to the public in a full activation we would have representation from most of the city departments. >>which there is over 40. we would also have state and federal rap. so we would have state office of emergency services fema would come here the department also runs alert sf the emergency notification system that sends texts and emails to the public during any and all major events very easy to sign >>you text your zip code to 8, 8, 8, 7, 7, 7, what's important here is that we can that information and so the information that comes out of here is information you can count on. >>another resource here is the usgs shake alert. now this isn't available to the public just yet, but it does give those working in the department of emergency management some advanced notice if a damaging quake is on its way. >>seconds the state has has eye for utilities and transportation a few seconds and actually a lot of time in the sense if you're able to stop a train that's one of the challenges for san franci

host: mary ellen with her thoughts.ehta, i will give you the , i will give you the final minute and let us know what you will be covering today after this news coming out of iraq. what: the big question is the plans are for the u.s. troops, where they going, how do they transition? they are not allowed to stay. there is an agreement that could allow them to stay. i believe it was 3 p.m. eastern, is there suddenly a massive push forward from turkey? are they going to potentially get closer to the american forces inside syria? will the ground forces come in? , president erdogan, this has just a bolstered his poll numbers. he is seen as going after the terrorists that have been attacking. reason to think you will be restrained in what comes next. host: you can see aaron mehta their website.n appreciate you stopping by. for the next 20 minutes before the house comes in, we are getting your thoughts on the impeachment inquiry. phone lines are open for republicans, democrats, and independents, as usual. you can start calling

. >> they're grandiose -- >> reporter: retired fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole says serial killers likewith confessing. >> they're not sorry for what they've done. they're proud of being age to, one, get a-- being able to, one, get away with it, and two, talk about how very good they were at being a serial killer. >> i got my mom here. >> reporter: little's confessions have led to answers for many people like daryl morey who was 14 when his mother was killed. >> they say that you have closure, and i kind of look at it like i have answers. for holland, it won't be over until all of little's victims are identified. >> it's like never-ending. you have to continue. you have to finish it. >> just last week, holland received three new sketches. he continues to encourage little to draw because little is in poor health, he says the race is on to identify all of the serial killer's alleged victims while he's still alive and willing to cooperate. >> holland, that texas rare's done amazing work to help pull this out and solve cases for families who have had unanswered questions for so long. >> it

bill is the son of mary ellen and robert, was brn in 1939. many his 80 years of life he's been a mentor, a friend, a father, a husband and an all-around good man that deserves to be recognized. in 1963, bill married charlotte summerfield and has remained by her side for the past 56 years. mr. reed: he has such dedication to his wife and family, it is heart warming to see. yet his family is not the only thing he's been dedicated to over the years. he was a teacher, dedicating 32 years to enriching the lives of youth he taught. he coached several sports including football, wrestle, swimming and track. the hoirs spent dedicated to young people were well spent and he ha had a profound impact on his students. he also served as the veteran superviseor and continues to hold this roll now. it's not often you meet a man as dedicated to helping others as bill winkie. he's given so much of himself to our youth through his coaching and teaching. he continue to do a great deal as the town superviseor. i'm proud to know him. and gacy of hard work -- honor

former national security adviser john bolton, marie yovanovitch. ellenkas is with us, secretary of state in the obama administration and former u.s. attorney, and matt miller former spokesperson for attorney general eric holder, all are msnbc analysts. and i want to start with the story rachel spent her hour with, and rachel and i began discussing. matt miller i would like to begin with you on this. the idea that the barr justice department is now officially launched a criminal investigation of the beginnings of the investigation of russian interference in the 2016 electio election. >> i think it's the most concerning development out of the justice department since donald trump became president. if there was a crime committed obviously it ought to be investigated. but we know more about the origins of the russian probe. bob mueller wrote a 450 page report that became public, fisa investigation, something it's never been done in its history, extensive reporting. we've never seen single evidence of a crime, not even allegation of a crime, something that wo

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ellen degeneres' kindness. she made sense in an argument. my daughters were moved by it. they'll need to be nuggets dominated to each other. it is not your political beliefs. >> marie at me >> gregg: i think you're wonderful. >> marie: this is what i was going to say x like us democrat who works at a network where there are not a lot of other democrats on the commentary side, certainly, i am with ellen on this one. speech at the everything, dig and come of it rings true about this, that is part of her brand. that she really lives being nice all the time. her shows a happy place to go. if it's in with the rest of her. it seems like it. when you see her, we may disagree on things. but the actor's charming amount of it, you're like, "what can might" have the time to be critical. >> dagen: reese witherspoon said "thank you for this important matter, ellen." and then she deleted the tweet. i want to set up a kiosk selling cuts to people in hollywood. i would be super rich. by the way, you know everybody in hollywood is like, "yeah, i will come to your picnic. but as mark ruffalo going to be there? because i just want to eat some hot dogs and drink some lemonade and just

former ambassador to ukraine marie yavanovitch who slammed donald trump and her own testimony, members are staying tightlipped about what hill told them today. republican leaves ellen who was inside the deposition says it was a circus. >> on the process and substance, there is so much that is so wrong about this entire clown show. >> reporter: a democrat says he's sick of his republican colleagues whining. >> is what i believe, they are lucky these weren't public. >> things got off to a rocky start when hill's attorney announced she had been subpoenaed. then florida republican matt gates, member of the house judiciary committee showed up and was promptly told to leave. today's deposition is limited to members of the house foreign affairs intelligence and oversight committee only, a restriction that is irking some key republicans. >> mister schiff wants closed-door session so much that he wouldn't even let one of our colleagues in the judiciary committee which there were some articles that they have to deal with so that was unfortunate. >> shifts that yesterday the democrats have all the evidence they need and are interested or started in talking to the whistleblowe