alex: how you doing, sir? i'm doing good, chris. alex, alex. nice to meet you.any image that you like on it, you know? let's talk about man caves, right? what's your favorite football team? -yeah, chicago, right? -chris: no, no, no, no. [ laughter ] lemonis: there are some real issues here. alex wants to tell a story. alex: man cave all day, right? you sitting there, watching chicago running. lemonis: but candidly needs a lot of focus. alex: you send us your dimensions. you call in. we speak to everybody. everything is custom. lemonis: and you have brad, who's preparing for his nap. how you doing? i need people like you to give me feedback. what did you ask when you walked up? chris: what it was, what the product was, what does it do. pictures kind of say, "i'm selling speakers and equalizers." lemonis: thank you, buddy. we'll see you soon. -chris: yeah, definitely. -lemonis: good luck. i want your honest answer. do you think that you're properly prepared to sell? alex: uh, no. brad: you're definitely pointing out that we need to have a tighter pitch. lemonis: y

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alex savidge is right there with us on grand avenue. a lot going on, alex. i'm glad that a lot of people are safe this morning. >>> it is just about 6:59 on ktvu mornings on 2. >> breaking news. a building under construction continues to burn in oakland. almost three hours now after the fire started. >> i looked outside and huge flames right outside of my window. >> dozens of people have been evacuated. we continue our live team coverage as mornings on 2 continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> friday, july 7th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. a busy morning. still following the breaking story this morning. a huge fire at a construction site in oakland. the fire was first reported at 4:21 this morning on valdez near grand avenue. that is very close to lake merritt and the offices for bart at the kaiser center. >> we have incredible pictures to show you of the fire. at 5:32. look at this. we were live on the air showing you this. a construction crane started swinging from one side of the building to another.

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>> reporter: let me run through a couple of them for you, alex. windy hamburg, the president as you noted just getting ready to leave and head back to the united states. we expect to hear more about how that meeting went, the many meetings he held today later today. let me run through a couple of highlights. we heard from the president directly this morning that his meeting yesterday with russian president vladimir putin was in his words tremendous. that is something he said at one of these so-called pool sprays as he met with about a half dozen international leaders. another headline is the division that is continuing to deepen here internationally when it comes to the united states' stance on climate change versus frankly the rest of the developed world, the rest of these g20 nations. the communique has come out. this is the document that all these nations sign onto and notably it references the united states specifically. you don't often see a single country called out like that in a communique, and declares that the rest of the g20 nations bes

you are a great follow. >> alex holley tv by the way. >> alex holley tv. >> isn't this weird?me people are so addicted to instagram, so when it went down yesterday, where is my instagram. >> for some people that is my source have livelihood, it is like their resume. they make connection that is what i. >> you know what i'm talking about, photographer. >> i know. >> people are just addicted to taking pictures of themselves. o, i cannot see myself. i don't have any mirrors. i can't see myself on instagram. i will freak. >> meanwhile lets take away his instagram and see how he reacts. >> you want to see this all day to day. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> what is that all about, enough already. >> duck lips. >> please, in more duck lips. >> i didn't know were you so anti instagram. >> i'm anti duck lips. >> okay. >> shark jump i have pictures of you, doing duck lips. >> you may never see this at a major league baseball game ever again, watch this. he loses his bat, it is a rare three base error, a rare error we will show you whole thing after the break, plus lottery numbers. fast play g

is what alex doing, is alex going to be with you. >> that how it goes. >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >> is that all you have to say >> years ago i worked with a woman. she said our relationship on the air saved my marriage because she was able to talk about everything get all of her stuff off her chest with me and then she went home and could have just roman with her husband. >> focus on that. >> yes. >> i want to hear burr day and things going on. i would be able to say you already talked tour work wife about it, you don't want to talk to me bit. okay. i feel like that helps you bond when you tell me is what going on with you what is bothering you and i try to help when i can. i just want to help. has your husband ever had a work wife. >> i have had many tv husband. at this point, not that he is not interested, is there so many players and characters that it just sound like, i don't know who that person is, sometimes it is easier to talk i will tell thomas, brian i'm just going to go biking. >> you will tell thomas drayton your tv husband thaw wouldn't tell brian the real life husb

pkg sandy snchez madre de alex nuÑez me lo mataron y el necesitaba ayuda..rimas esta madre recordo el dia de la muerte de su hijo alex nuÑez... quien segun ella, intento acabar con su vida el 4 de julio de 2016... el joven se dispar en la cabeza pero solo se caus una herida... su primo de inmediato llamo al 911 en busca de ayuda mdica pero no llegaron ambulancias sino patrullas policiacas. sandy snchez madre de alex nuÑez me lo mataron en vez de traer ambulancia y traer ayuda y me lo mataron segn la polica, agentes dispararon pues el joven estaba armado y arremeti contra ellos.. algo que su familia niega pues dicen su primo escondi el arma con la que el inicialmente se haba disparado siguiendo instrucciones de la operadora del 911 our concern is whether or not at a certain point nuestra preocupacin es poder determinar si la pistola apareci de nuevo despus del tiroteo, es una acusacin seria pero creemos que paso porque el joven no estaba armado en el momento que le dispararon indico el abogado de la familia.. mientras que madres de otras presuntas vctimas de

>> no question about it, alex. look, the core issue here is about the president, his conduct, how he and his associates have run their business, how they got elected and what they're doing since they have been elected. there is every sign from the news reports that we've gotten and from the president's own reaction that robert mueller, the special counsel, as well as the investigating committees in the senate are getting closer and closer to getting their arms around those facts, about the exchanges between don jr. and the russian lawyer and the russian spy, the information about jeff sessions talking about russia policy with kiz k kislyak, the ambassador to washington from moscow, and that fact that mueller is getting closer appears to increasingly distress the president. and when he's distressed he fires off those tweets. >> yeah. anthony scaramucci, his first day on the job. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think there's been a disconnect between the way we see the president and how much we love t

your reaction to what alex just reported. why would your republican colleagues continue to push for health care measures that are so vastly unpopular? >> well, i can't understand it. dean heller is on the hot seat. he has boxed himself in with his base who wants him to repeal obamacare and with the rest of the state, including our governor, who wants him to keep it. governor sandoval, and i commend him for this, he was the first republican governor to accept expanded medicaid because nevada has always had one of the worst rates of uninsured. and since it has gone into place, we have insured thousands of people, almost all children are insured. if you take it away, 40,000 people in my district alone here in the heart of las vegas will lose their coverage. and it will cost the state up to $500 million to make up that gap. the state just doesn't really have it and can't plan on having it in the future. so he knows what it means to people in nevada. he's whispering in the ear of dean heller and heller is just torn. he had a priva

(alex, amplified voice) john calvin. (buzzer) whoo! alex!lowered voice) i guess i just didn't want to presume that we would be here for the two days. but still, what kind of message was i sending with the 1-dayer? you "whoo'd" me? what are you doing here? i'm out. i got the question wrong, which is embarrassing enough without you "whoo-ing" me! alex! alex, come back here. wait, what are the last four numbers again? 1-9-8-4. it's kind of a lucky number for me. it's the year "footloose" came out. oh, yeah. and i really am gonna call you for that rematch. anytime. i mean, not super late, but... wait, you're a bulldog? yeah. you? um... (barks) (barks) (barks) (barks and laughs) (laughs) you know, we have a big game today. you wanna watch it together? oh. uh, well... shoot. i'm--i'm late for a showing. no pressure at all, but if you feel like it, we could watch it at my place. i could text you the address. hey, it was great meeting you, phil. you, too, dave. hey, it's me. yeah, you were totally right about this gym. i just met the cutest guy. wha

>> reporter: hi mike and alex. witnesses at both scenes described that man the same way they say he was angry and yelling and now haverford township police working with philadelphia police because he is accused of shooting in both places on saturday. take a look here at hoe is, this is what he was wearing that day a red hoodie pulled up over his head, not far enough to cover his face. underneath white t-shirt, jeans, sneakers and police think handgun was in his way waste band. officers responded to shots fired on haverford avenue and they found 29 year-old joseph lee dead in the front door of an apartment building. witnesses told them there was arguing and then gunshots. well, people living in philadelphia overbrook park section said the same thing happened there the suspect was confront by a home owner who accused the man of loitering outside his property when the man fired off a dozen shots into the car. and then then he hopped in the car. it was a charcoal gray volvo and left that scene. back at the other scene,

alex, mike?ght, steve. 6:40 now on this thursday. >> president donald trump with some harsh words for top justice department officials. >> oh, man. he rips a bunch of people, the new york times, the new york times, not sure when this interview was done, but jeff sessions should never lee cues himself from overseeing the russian investigation, that's what president trump says. calling the move unfair to the president. so president trump talking third person there. president trump said he would have chosen somebody else for the job had he known he was going to recuse himself, jeff sessions. meanwhile donald trump, jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort, have been called to testify before the senate judiciary committee involving the russian meddling investigation. that should happen next week. >>> are you ready for some weird video? >> it is not weirds. it is gross. >> are you ready for some gross video. >> just saying. >> well, there is one. >> i can't look. >> don't we have footage of more than one

if you have any information call philadelphia police, mike and alex. >>> 6:10. key vote scheduled in the senate today republicans hoping to repeal obama care here we go again this vote is so important, listen to this, john mccain, hold on, is flying back to d.c. >>> this is dash cam video just released of the deadly police involve shooting in atlantic city why authorities are releasing this tape three years after it happened. >>> atlantic city police shot and killed him as you saw gunfire at missouri and atlantic avenue. we froze video right before police shot him. a grand jury declined to bring criminal charges against officers involved saying use of force was lawful. >>> 6:13. >>> young woman facing charges after killing her sister in a car crash. what police say she was doing on social media at the time of the accident that has many stunned this morning. >>> ridiculous. >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa a

alex: en la mira de los robots estÁn los trabajos de cajeros bancarios, obreros de la construcciÓn, meserostrabajoso de reporteros y camarÓgrafos. >> necesita una gran cantidad de personas para mantenerlo, hay necesidad de que estudia ingenierÍa, programaciÓn, cÓdigos, cosas de web. asÍ una puerta se cierra, otras se abren y hay mÁs oportunidades de poder movernos en esa Área. alex: sin embargo, este empresario de la construcciÓn que utiliza mÁquinas erÓticas en su trabajo dice que hay una luz al final del tÚnel para los humanos. >> los humanos tiene algo que

here's jenny. >> reporter: good morning mike and alex.lease don't let me die that is what this woman was saying as she was transport here to einstein medical center, still listed in critical condition under going surgery. this 26 year-old victim was brought here overnight, after she was shot in the chest, and the hip, that happened around 3:00 this morning at broad street and chew avenue in fernrock. police say at this pint there is no description. they are working scene. they are trying to dig for clues and reflecting on the fact that violence begins woman has been a steady problem in recent weeks. last week recovered a double stabbing homicide in south philadelphia involving two female victims, a mother, and daughter. day before that we reported that eight women in seven days were violent lay tacked. at this point information is, just preliminary. police did say there were surveillance cameras in the area so they are looking for footage. they don't have a description of the shooter. so if you have any information , call the police, they

i appreciate it. >> you bet, alex. thanks for having me. >> i would love to get your take on how you think the president handled his first meeting on president putin. do you think he was tough enough on the issue of election interference, or do you know? >> of course we don't know the details of what happened in that meeting but i was comforted by secretary tillerson in his remarks yesterday that president trump pressed the issue, discussed the issue and raised it at the top of his two-hour meeting with mr. putin. >> okay. that's what we know from our side. how about russia's account of that meeting, making it sound at least like the president still doubts that russia meddled at all. do you think the president should set the record straight here and clarify at least his position, whether or not to vladimir putin but at least to the american people? >> well, i think we should hear from the president on his personal views of the meeting with president putin when he's got time to reflect on that and report back on his tri

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mike and alex i have a question for you sue serio alex holley and all of the ships at sea. >> okay. >> there is a new game they play on ice it is called win- get. >> nerve ideay bet richard curtis knows what is sing-it. >> guess what i'm just as baffled as this new sport as you are. i'm a hockey player. i'm used to this. guess what, thinks old news. rik kline is captain of the team u.s.a. ringette and what is this thing. >> wingette is 1963 in canada. >> this isn't a new sport. >> it has been around a long time. we are trying to bring it to the u.s.a. we have an awesome camp here at aston ice works but people are baffled like what is it. >> that is right biggest difference is stick doesn't have a blade. >> right. >> we have a cool tip it is ribbed to help with you your shot. we don't have a puck. we use a rubber ring. and what you just put the stick in there. >> a lot of passing. wrist shot is easy. >> we have a goalie standing by here. she plays for newman college right down the road in philadelphia is what the key how do do you this? can i just take a slap shot. >> you can try but y

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he keep making speeches the sound like they're straight out of the nuremberg rallies brian pruitt alex lawson in tonight's politics. forty five states have now said that they won't give sensitive voter data to donald trump's so-called electoral election integrity commission theoretically at least this is good news the election integrity commission is a sham led by the king of cross-check himself former secretary of state from kansas kris kobach it's a blatant attempt at a national voter suppression campaign but according to my next guest the bipartisan resistance forseen to the states and the commission's data request isn't what a scene is joining me now is greg palast investigative reporter and creator of the new documentary the best democracy money can buy a tale of billionaires and bandit ballots alice welcome back. me with you tom so first off can you explain for us alou will more detail about what the specific voter data the trump is or the trump administration co back is asking for and why do they want that data and why is it such a big deal for them to be asking for ok number on

alex? >> that's for sure. how about the growing backlash at the white house that involves this confidential voter information? can you tell us about that? >> this really started when the president was talking about allegations of wide-spread voter fraud during the election. his frustration that the popular vote won by secretary clinton, he alleges that there were many improper votes cast that supported her. also, we're talking about the atmosphere of the russian interference in the 2016 campaign and what to do about that. the president formed a commission led by the vice president but really being run by the secretary of state in the state of kansas and they are going to look at voter registrations across the country, look at the systems, try to see were there any instrani instances of fraud. it's been talked about but few examples come up. he requested chris. the information that is publicly available data when you register to vote, it's your name, your address, your social security number, all of that is pub

with me alex burns, matt lewis, kirsten powers, margaret hoover, steve israel, scott jennings, an all-star group of people. a big week. kirsten powers, first to you. a big week. we've been talking all night. what do you expect we will learn about president trump this week? >> well, i don't know. i mean i think he's coming into this after obviously the first meeting with the european leaders not going very well. he's somewhat isolated. and so the question is, is he going to go there and continue to remain isolated or is he going to do something to try to, you know, soothe the relationships a little bit and try to get, you know -- not be on the outs with our allies. you heard angela merkel there basically saying we don't have the kind of relationship with the united states we used to have, and i think they're at a point where they're about ready to start looking other places for people to partner with. >> alex, that's a great point. all of us, we like being around people who like us. president trump is about to go somewhere where those people might be few and far between. it might be hard to

as far as traffic, we'll check with alex. he has an update on the roadways and you have interesting traffic patterns because it's unusual vacationing. >> it was interesting the last couple of days. not a lot of people on the roadways. hopefully you had some time to enjoy the holiday yesterday. the 4th of july holiday. and now of course, back to the grind for a whole lot of folks here, and you can see that evidence here at the bay bridge toll plaza which is starting to see a backup build. right now it's not too bad. maybe ten minutes or so coming through the pay gates and once you get onto the span, no issues getting into san francisco. i want to show you here, a live look at highway 24. if you're driving out of the walnut creek area, there's a good ride. i'm not seeing any slowdowns or any crashes in that area, but obviously we're starting to see a lot more people hitting the roads there, so if you're going to make that drive, do it soon. here's a live look in the south bay at 280 in san jose. you can see things moving along

>> don't do it, alex. >> stop it. come on. stop, man! >> they're trying to open the door. the door is locked. but the driver rolls the window down. and everybody's trying to tell alex, we know you're fired up, but go easy. >> easy, easy. >> you can understand alex's frustration because this guy could have killed someone. >> police do arrive. they take the driver off of alex's hands. that driver has been identified as a 28-year-old. he's been charged with a felony dwi, third offense. >> third offense. he's got problems. >> that type of charge can carry some very severe penalties and high fines. >> won't get criticism from me. good work. >>> we have seen many prosthetics for animals on the show. check out how got a prosthetic leg this time. this is in russia and that stork now has a prosthetic leg. >> oh, great. this is going to aid this stork in continuing successful baby deliveries around the world. >> it's sort of home made. was that a spatula? >> i'm sure that's all it is. who's out there making stork legs? you get what we got laying around. a wooden spoon -- >> and duct

alex nos explica en el reportaje especial "los robots, un trabajo" alex: las manos son las principalesmo. no solo cortan a la perfecciÓn los alimentos, sino que son una amenaza para los empleados de carne y hueso. liliana polo dice que ese contra la imagen del nuevo mundo. >> las funciones que puedan ser reemplazadas por la tecnologÍa, pero creo que no quiere decir que van a disminuirse los trabajos que puede hacer un ser humano. alex: en la mira de los robots estÁn los trabajos de cajeros bancarios, obreros de la construcciÓn, meseros y trabajoso de reporteros y camarÓgrafos. >> necesita una gran cantidad de personas para mantenerlo, hay necesidad de que estudia ingenierÍa, programaciÓn, cÓdigos, cosas de web. asÍ una puerta se cierra, otras se abren y hay mÁs oportunidades de poder movernos en esa Área. alex: sin embargo, este empresario de la construcciÓn que utiliza mÁquinas erÓticas en su trabajo dice que hay una luz al final del tÚnel para los humanos. >> los humanos tiene algo que la mÁquina no lo tiene, nuestro talento, la creatividad. esa creatividad debe estudiarse, preparars

why are you blaming me, why did you say alex.sorry, you guys, we have learn something about thomas and now we won't be able to forget it. >> close second was this iconic group. >> ♪ >> guns and roses took number two spot, the group earned 42.3 million-dollar, and number one highest paid singer in 2016 is. >> ♪ >> all hail the queen beyonce topped list with 62.1 million-dollar. all that will go drawn drain because now she has three kid. bill board says thanks to the sold out formation world tour which was an all stadium. she sold out link. it was her sixth album lemonade and then comes thomas >> way down the list. >> at least you are on the list. >> and then there is richard. >> good morning. >> hey guys good morning, now listen i told you before i'm so excited for sunday because hbo game of thrones is roaring back, on to our screens. now look a local restaurant is just as excited they are hosting a brunch of thrones. you pick a house, team whatever it is you can be part of where we're at and how to get tickets coming up. i'm leav

alex gulrajani has more.layed at the top of the game, but the dayjob played at the top of the game, but the day job now played at the top of the game, but the dayjob now is slightly different. speaking to teenagers at a school in manchester, her story is perfect to inspire the next generation. playing for your country, in the olympics, in front of 78,000 people at wembley and winning. they got to see for themselves the skills that got rachel to the top, a journey she hopes can be followed. i think football for girls has become normalised. it's not, look, women's football on tv, it becomes a normal and regular thing. some girls i've spoken to today have previously played football, some girls have never played football before. you have them here in year eight, where they are willing to try something new. women's football in the uk is grown year—on—year and participation levels are going up but that leads to be maintained. we see lots of girls dropping out, not with the same engagement and motivation as you move

alex is in for sal today.e out the traffic patterns because this week is a bit unusual for the holiday. >> sort of a strange one. >> yeah. >> we're seeing a lot more people on the roadways this morning compared to the fourth of july holiday yesterday. the good news is we're not tracking any major crashes throughout the bay area. that is making it a fairly decent commute, i would say. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a backup that is about to the maze. but not really beyond that. and then after that, things are good, trying to get across the span itself into san francisco. i will also show you a live look here at highway 24. as you come out of the walnut creek area headed westbound on 24 through lafayette, you will have a lot of company. lots of people on the roadways. but no crashes in that area. and really no slowdowns we're seeing in that part of the bay area. finally we will put a map up here. you have a pocket of slowing on westbound 4 coming out of pittsburgh and bay point. and also s

alex?. 8:32, so last week, we, will explain this in a second, i promise, but talking about this new app, where it can decide for you, what to eat. because so many times, you get together with your family, loved one, who ever, your friend, like arguing trying to figure out where are we going to eat tonight? here is when we talk about it. >> you might know this, mike. i don't know, but you know there was an app developed locally. and they partnered with local restaurants, what do you you pull up the app. what did you say, scott? >> pot luck. >> pot luck. >> pot luck? is it green and black. >> spot. >> spot luck. there you go. what you do, you pull it up. they have connections with different restaurants, you just press what area of town you want your restaurant to be in. and you press it, it decides for you, and whatever restaurant it picks for you you get discount, local things from them. like -- >> oh, okay. >> specials and discount from it. but all like local spots. >> do we not do this on

sad to see alex ward go and sad we had to see alex ward go and sad we had to pick between them.owd favourites here, juan martin del potro of argentina needed seven, yes seven match points to beat australia's tha nasi kokkinakis. del potro, no stranger to marathon matches, played that epic olympic final against andy murray last year remember, and eventually won in four sets and faces ernests gulbis of latvia next. but there was plenty of controversy on court 14 earlier where australia's bernard tomic seemed to be under the weather in his straight sets defeat to mischa zverev of germany. tomic called for what seemed like a medical time—out during the second set. but afterwards he seemed to suggest that there might not have been too much wrong with him. ijust tried, i just tried, there was ijust tried, there was definitely i just tried, there was definitely a mental issue out there. ijust tried to break a bit of momentum but could not find any rhythm. i was not mentally and physically there with my mental state to perform. i do not know why, but i felt a little bit bored out there.

out of a munich beer hall circa one nine hundred thirty three is he a fascist i'll ask brian pruitt alex lawson in tonight's politics panel right after this break. the. theory of. the old old. old according to. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interest test drowned out a lot of voices that's how it is in the news culture in this country now that's where i come in. i'm michel. martin america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. but truthful. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories that are critics can't tell and you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a r

>> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. yes, district attorney is still asking for people on their help with social media with any information they have about these four missing men. i was looking on social media, lot of people posting pictures asking people to report anything that they know. so, here's what we do know at this time, four men, reported missing over the case of the two days last week, the first started on wednesday, the other three reported missing by friday, and then now the district attorney says that he is casting a wide note to search for the group all while continuing to ask people to help on social media at some point over the weekend authorities focused their search to a rural farm in solebury township. they brought in heavy equipment including backhoe and metal detectors. they called in the fbi. the farm seems to be the primary search area, authorities also searched two homes, all three properties, connected to the dinardo family. all of this happening while family and friend gathered near the police

sickest americans are going to pay the price more on that in tonight's rumble with julio rivera and alex was. the safety and security of americans elections is top news right now but one of the biggest threats to the integrity of our democracy is not getting the coverage it deserves although they were originally supposed to be the new frontier of democracy electronic voting machines have now fallen out of favor with most election integrity experts and for good reason do not only electronic voting machines are vulnerable to hackers they're also the perfect tool for anyone trying to steal an election and it all has to do with something called fraction magic for more on that i'm joined now by minnie kennedy star of the c.b.s. sitcom mom activist and board chair of progressive democrats of america mimi welcome back. thanks a lot tom it's great to be with you it's great having you with us as so many what exactly is fraction magic and why should we be worried about it. fraction magic is the name that bev harris gave to something that a code writer named bennie smith out of memphis discovered i

alex: there has been some speculation about that. is no indication the jerod kushner has any intention of leaving the white house or that his father-in-law once them to leave. that would be a surprise move. there has been speculation by perhaps the that white house would be better served without him and it. vonnie: how will these revelations help the democrats? is there anything concrete there? alex: i don't see anything concrete right now. there is a tide tilting. the democrats have already been looking squarely at the 2018 election as a time to they be take back the house of representatives and perhaps even the senate. tide holding, this constant drip drip drip of bad news and insinuations about the trump campaign and russia. it's not clear that voters care a lot about this, especially republican voters. i don't think a lot of members of congress are in danger in 2018. thank you for your perspective. we will continue with this. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: russia wanted to aid the trump campaign. it's official. that's what donald t

>> alex: oh, i did, yes. >> anthony: how bad?, losing control, and using excessive force when there wasn't really any need for me to do that. i mean, i worked the most infamous police station ever known. it was called rampart. won best picture for denzel washington for his portrayal of this really bad police officer. >> denzel: "i'm the police. i run shit here. you just live here." >> anthony: was that an understatement? were there cops that bad? >> alex: yes, there were. yes, there were. i was one of them. the problem was very systemic. we don't have so much that problem anymore. it does happen. >> anthony: this is not a nature of the job, when you're asked to everyday go in and look at people at their most desperate and ugly that you become desensitized and maybe even turn into a monster. >> alex: just think about it. everyday they're looking at the worst of society and maybe they have a partner that gets killed or shot. it's all very overwhelming. many turn to alcohol and drugs to medicate. and i'm not trying to be an apologis