it's like closing your speech with, "apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops, and those stripes make the american flag look fat! thank you, i hate my mother!" ( applause ) i'll be in the bar! come on. america may have been through some rough patches, but

there is a fresh apple pie waiting for a celebration to happen. >> mrs. garrett, your apple pie is a work of art. >> such a bright boy. >> everybody's favorite house mother, charlotte rae who played mrs. garrett has died.g she was battl bone cancer after surviving pancreatic cancea rlier. she got her breakhen norman leer cast her as edna garrett in different strokes. she got her own spin off. tooty lds who played tweeted no words at the moment. just love and tears and yes, smiles. natalie cohn said i will t contin make you proud. charlotte rae was 92. >> firefighters in china were able to save 14 people after their vecicles be trapped by rapidly rising water. a swollen river in the city and flooded the street. rescue crews ud ropes to pull drivers and occupants back to safety. >> the power of water right there. perfectex ple. let's see if that will happen any other places. >> not quite to that extend. >> we could havehuerstorms and wind damage. 22 million people at ridy. we alr have thunderstorms rolling down through the areas of chicago and iowa. those w

garrett, your apple pie is a work of art. >> such a bright boy. >> sad news this morning.veryone's favorite house mother, charlotte ray who played he was battling bone cancer afterearlier. norman leer cast her as edna std she got her own spin off. kim fields said no words at the moment. just love and tears and smiles. charlotte rae was 92. >> a shift surrounding the 2016 russian meeting at trump tower. president trump admitted the aim was to get dirt on hillary clinton. he claimed donald trump jr. did nothing wrong with meeting with the kremlin-connected attorney. the tweet is creating a serious stir on capitol hill. >> good morning, frances. two years after a controversial campaign meeting in a manhattan skyscraper, the president raised the issue on twitter with a more pointed reason for why russ were inside trump tower. feeling the heat. >> even though it's 110 degrees in this crazy room. >> saturday night at a sweltering rally, the president raised alarms of an ongoing election interference. >> we have to stop meddling and everyone from attacking us, but there were a lo

. >>> first apple pie just waiting for a celebration to happen. >> terrific. mrs.ur apple pie is a work of art. >> such a bright boy. >> sad news this morning, everyone's favorite house mother, charlotte rae, who played mrs. garrett on "the facts of life" has died. she'd been battling bone cancer since april last year after surviving pancreatic cancer years earlier. that led to rae getting her own spin-off. kim fields, who played tudie on "facts of life," no words at the moment, just love and tears, and, yeah, smiles. charlotte rae was 92 years old. >>> facebook is hoping likesan translate to love. cnbc has more and dicey news for wells fargo. hi. >> hi, good morning to you. facebook has started testing its gaming service internally with employees. it will be a feature in the main facebook app and not a stand-alone product like messenger. facebook dating will let you create a separate profile. >>> wells fargo is admitting customers lost their homes because of an error made by the bank. the company says a calculation made by a mortgage underwriting tool resulted in

. >> prejudiceer is as ican as apple pie.he declaration of independence may have proclaimed all men created equal but as a society it's an idea or an ideal that is rarely embred by all of us. w sohen alt right agitators masked a protest a year ago perhaps we should not have been so surprised by their regallia or their anger. their friday nht processional was meant to evoke terror, think nazi germany or the ku klux klan. hate is alive and well i 21st century america. our history is littered by ethnic emnity. g change is on the horizon. demaha maybeottesville was less a showcase of hate than it was e nstration of fear, fear of the future. harry smith, nbc news. >>> our thanks to harry for those reflections. and a program note, tonight msnbc will mark the charlottesville annivertory with the of a former white supremacis watch breaking hate tonight 9:00 eastern on msnbc. th is nbc nightly news. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. have a great night. . harvey: you think you've seen some talented kids? ♪ ahhhh harvey: that'

can't ♪ move a rubber tree plant ♪ but he's got high hopes, ♪ he's got high hopes ♪ he's got high apple piehopes >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a grammy award nominated rapper, actor and entrepreneur whose latest album is called "testing." please welcome a$ap rocky! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> man, thanks for having me. finally. it's cozy up here. i always dreamed of coming here. >> trevor: oh, you did? >> oh, yeah. >> trevor: that's not something i think a$ap rocky would dream about. i've seen your music videos and feel like you only dream about psychedelic things involving weed or something else. ( laughter ) that's nice to know i was in one of your weed dreams. welcome to the show. thank you very much, welcome to the show! ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah, since you started this, i have been a fan, man, it's tight. >> trevor: i appreciate it. >> since you started taking over, it's lit. >> trevor: let's get into the album. "testing," a highly anticipated album, three years in making. you said you waited a bit because you di

. >> prejudice is as american as apple pie. the declaration of independence may have proclaimed all men created equal, but as a society, it's an idea or an ideal that is rarely embraced by all of us. so when alt-right agitators masked a protest for the removal of monuments a year ago, perhaps we should not have been so surprised by their regalia or their anger. their friday night processional was meant to evoke terror. think nazi germany or the ku klux klan. hate is alive and well in 21st century america. but were it ever thus? our history is littered by ethnic enmity. blacks and hispanics wonder daily when the whole "and justice for all" thing applies for them. big change is on the horizon. demographers say anglo americans will be the minority population in a couple of decades, yes, by 2045. maybe charlottesville was less a showcase of hate than it was a demonstration of fear, fear of the future. harry smith, nbc news. >> our thanks to harry for those reflections. >>> and a program note -- tonight msnbc will mark the charlotte

you realize this ongo, fight to form a more perfect union is as american as apple pie. >> i am struckek that katherine graham became katherine graham. sunny was brave. sunny went against her own tribe. so friendly with robert mcnamara and cabinet secretaries. when you fry to internalize it. you do a great job of looking and sound like her. what were you aiming for? >> i was aiming, really, to, to portray a woman of, of my mother's generation. who -- confronted a moment in the 70s. when everything changed for women. it was sort of of a breakout moment. at the time this film takes place. 1971. just a week and a half in, in that time. ken kent state was happening. social upupheavals. on the fulcrom of a change there were no female cs of any industry. companies at that time. very, very hair. she was in the position she inherited it. her father owned the paper. passed tight her husband. she was basically 45 years old. her husband died. the mantel of "the post" and 3,000 employees and everything. fell to her. the clip we will play. katherine graham at breakfast with you. tom hangs. benjamin

homegrown apple pie american terrorism.ve to understand that terrorism is terrorism. >> reporter: now comes comedic relief, with the sharpest of edges. >> what can i do you for? >> well, since you asked, i hate blacks. >> reporter: spike lee's newest film "blackkklansman" based on of all things a true story. >> i'm happy to be talking to a true white american. >> god bless white america. >> reporter: 1978, colorado springs, colorado. a black cop infiltrates the kkk. and as depicted in the movie, buddies up to unsuspecting david duke, then grand wizard of the ku klux klan. >> today we are privileged to be among white men and white women. >> action. >> reporter: in his unapologetic and about as subtle as a shotgun style, lee links america's ugly past with race to her uncomfortable present. >> the whole goal going in was connect this film that takes place in the '70s with what's happening today. and agent orange, david duke, and the neo-nazis gave me a coda. >> you're referring to? >> the president of the united states. >> pre

is the mom and pop apple pie niche, except without a trace of doubt. above all, the post world pearl harbor morale, key to winning a world war, landis wrote fdr in january 14, 1942. seeking help.he said, the time is approaching. when? an ordinary conditions our teams will be heading for a spring training camp the judge noted. however, as much as is not ordinary times, i ventured to ask what you have in mind as to what professional baseball should continue to operate. the next day the 15th, one day after he received the letter. roosevelt read aloud at a press conference his reply. such with baseballs importance to the land in 1942. writing speeches for president reagan's cabinet then for president george h. w. bush, i saw how aides within and outside of the white house policy. landis, a conservative, commissioner baseball, had roosevelt a liberal, hated one another. the commissioner loathed fdr his agenda. eleanor and franklin roosevelt feared that landis was a segregationist. crucially aides helped each other overcome this animus suggesting a warmth th

to be afraid of each other with economicel nationalism anti- immigrant ideas are as american as apple pie. we are all just trying to get by. it really resonated and now youre see politicians coming out with the same slogan to abolish i.c.e. we y have created a whole set of agencies to control working people and if we can challenge the idea of capitalism we also need to challenge the idea of i.c.e. and the fact it makes us safer if we put people in prison. i.c.e. is part of the whole industrial system with immigrants in jail and i spoke how there is a whole segment of society that doesn't have jobs and they benefit from that. the same system of people loft away and if they ever get out they don't have the right to vote because they are disenfranchised it is part of a system where the very wealthy want to keep us divided from each other and afraid of eachhe other and if we are willing to challenge the economic system. i appreciate what you are saying but i want to point out just yesterday our chapter in lincoln nebraska a company that is manufacturing surveillance technology used by i.c.e.

earlier didn't make a blip in national news why because i mean if women staff is as american as apple pie another person marty tweets into the stream saying there is no reporting system there is no news coverage there is no follow up they cut short search efforts and then the families have to rely on fund raising to continue searching for their loved ones and it's a continuous cycle of native people being swept under the rug as if we don't exists and need to why is this so underreported. well i think there's a number of factors and it ties into the point that i wanted to make on issues of jurisdiction and racism it's not just tribal police or the f.b.i. that failing native women and it's not just you know this this issue doesn't happen just on reservations for example savannah grey went with mention she wasn't living on the reservation she was living in an urban area and it wasn't tribal police that failed her it was local police there's an ongoing case right now her name is khadija britton she's here in northern california she was kidnapped at knife point by her abusive ex-boyfriend a wi

to be afraid of each other, economic nationalism and anti-immigrant ideas are pretty american as apple pie. when it gets right down to it, we all know we are trying to get by and that is why you saw those images of children at the border, it's really resonated with what you saw with democratic politicians with ice. we have created a whole set of systems to control people and if we are willing to challenge capitalism itself, we also need to a challenge -- to challenge the idea of ice. ice is just part of the whole prison industrial system. in jail andgrants the we have this whole segment of society that does not have jobs and the bosses benefit from that -- it is the same system. we have people who are locked away and if they do ever get out of jail, they are not allowed to vote. it is all a part of a system where the very wealthy want to keep us divided, afraid, and if neede willing and if we to challenge the economic system, when to talk about these bigger forces at play. i appreciate what you are saying , but a chapter had a protest outside of a company that is toufacturing surveillance

it's like closing your speech with, "apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops, and those stripes make american flag look fat! thank you, i hate my mother!" ( applause ) i'll be in the bar! come on. america may have been through some rough patches, but we've also done great things! in world war ii, we beat the axis powers, and ended nazism for several decades. no surprise, fox news was on the attack against cuomo this morning, but when they were listing their own reasons america is great, they goofed up, too. >> you know, we defeated communist japan, radical islamists. >> stephen: oh, yes, a lot of people forget we defeated "communist japan" to preserve the liberties we won when columbus fought the pilgrims at the battle of miami. we've got a great show for you tonight. the guys from pod save america are here. but when we return, first lady melania trump. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) when yothe absurdity... bad... you're left with... the good. filter out 900 plastic bottles with just one brita longlast filter. choose the filtered life. a hotel can make or brea

and for me, hate is as american as apple pie.and truthfully, we need to be having difficult conversations about our past, about our history of racial persecution and that is why i decided to choose a title, "american hate". you know, on the point of free speech, which was the other question that you raised. has been a lot of conversation about the limits of free speech and to what extent hate speech should be protected. i did have time in this moment to sort of expand on my views but here is what i will say. what is striking to me about the conversations about the limits of hate speech is that those conversations almost never include survivors. and people have been directly impacted. and if you speak to survivors, of cyber trolling, of these things they will tell you overwhelmingly, that hate speech hurts. in the case of tanya gersh, she describes in her testimonial how she suffers from posttraumatic stress disorder. on the basis of being trolled online. right? but tanya gersh and others that were trolled online are not part of t

that's like closing your speech with apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops and those stripes makeag look fat, thank you, i hate my mother! >> melissa: what do you think? >> cuomo has always been overrated, he's a legacy politician. if you're a legacy politician you have to be better than the old man and he is not. he has been more hype than substance. >> melissa: he's going to win anyway probably. >> it's new york. you want to present that talks about the rig the system? new york is the incumbent protection unit, they are the best. i will say this, cynthia nixon will put some marks on him. he is going to walk away from this experience sorry for being so bad at politics. >> melissa: it goes to what you said, trying to have it both ways and falling flat on your face. that's what happened there, i don't know what he was trying to say. i don't think it was what came out of his mouth but it was that trying to appeal even further left of where he is, no? >> i know i will never ride a horse in the kentucky derby, i'm not going to try. he ought to not try such complicated verbal dismounts

throw a slice of apple pie in there and we've got one of the best things there. when you look at the fees like the jobs-housing linkage program, what's collected. that's on all new commercial development, not a recurring annual basis on existing, correct? >> correct. >> commissioner richards: okay. so when i read the stuff pays for itself, and i see $66 million, which is a heck of a lot of money, what is the go to of affordable housing in the c-3 district? >> so i believe that jobs-housing linkage fee specifically, it goes -- it doesn't -- it's not limited to housing in the c-3 district. >> it's like fees developers pay if they're choosing to pay a fee in lieu of providing on-site, it goes into the types of things that m.o.h. can provide. >> commissioner richards: when was the last time that the fee was looked at? [please stand by] . >> -- around here, and -- in that all we're in need of is, you know, housing. i just want to remind people of what an economic driver this is, and how they provide people jobs on a daily basis. really good to see a thorough report. t

i eat an apple pie.f egg nog. >> seth: wow. >> and this all kinda came around in the beginning of the show when i was like, "oh, this'll be really teresting if -- if, like, one of my character choices is, he's just always eating." like, that's a really od idea. cut to now, i'm like, what was i thinking? that's was so stupid. [ laughter ] but now, the good thing is is it saves me money because when i do two shows a day, i just don't eat outside ofhe theater. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> yeah. >> seth: and you -- also, you helped yourself out pucause you in the moonwalk to, like, burn those calories off. >> that's basically all i'm doing. yeah. i'm actually flexing the whole time trying to burn those calories off. >> seth: you -- was one of the r reasons you'red, not just about the 700 people, but obviously, memorizing a great deal of dialogue. >> yes. yeah. >> seth: you posted this on instagram. i was -- a couple thin one, it just is very telling that obviously, when you do a urow, you have to learn yo l

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mentioned earlier didn't make a blip in national news why because i mean if women is as american as apple pie another person marty tweets into the stream saying there is no reporting system there is no news coverage there is no follow up they cut short search efforts and then the families have to rely on fund raising to continue searching for their loved ones and it's a continuous cycle of native people being swept under the rug as if we don't exists and need to why is this so underreported. well i think there's a number of factors and it ties into the point that i wanted to make on issues of jurisdiction and racism it's not just tribal police or the f.b.i. that failing native women and it's not just you know this this issue doesn't happen just on reservations for example savannah grey went with mention she wasn't living on the reservation she was living in an urban area and it wasn't tribal police that failed her it was local police there's an ongoing case right now her name is khadija britton she's here in northern california she was kidnapped at knife point by her abusive ex-boyfriend a wi

that is like closing your speech with, apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops and those stripesican flag look fat. thank you, i hate my mother! melissa: rare late-night support. stephen colbert siding with president trump over new york positive cuomo's comments saying america was never great. president is not letting up on como today either. here is one of the tweets. big pushback on governor andrew cuomo of new york about his really dumb statements about america ace lack of greatness. i have made america great again. look at markets, job, military setting record. we will do even better. andrew choked badly. mistake. so hard to tell what he is thinking at times or feeling. joining me republican strategist ford o'connell. you know what strikes me about this, if only republicans in new york could capitalize on this, but you know, they could put in a candidate that is a veteran and they do have a, fielding a candidate in the race but he is somebody who not a lot of people know. and, i don't know that he will be able to capitalize. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think it is go

that's like closing your speech with apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops and those stripes make the american flag look fat. thank you. i hate my mother! liz: hilarious. the company's stock closed today in the green. let's pick it up with our panel. great to see you guys. eric, colbert was pretty w withering there. >> he was, for good reason. the kind of statement cuomo made shows you why he will likely never be president of the united states. tell that to the -- america was never great, tell it to the men and women who built this great country, the great economy, in the world that we have, the top economy. tell it to those who helped to build united states' military. who helped send people to the moon. i think there are many people that would say andrew cuomo was never great. this is the exact reason why democrats are going to have a real hard time, i think, in november, because their underlying premise has to be that the economy is not good and it's like saying that there's no sun, that the sun doesn't exist and that the earth doesn't exist. we have a great economy today and to

we were going to give an apple pie mother's day events. we went down to the 18th district with pie and the police would not accept the prize, but it was ok to give them to someone around the corner. we really were going to have the flying nun. she put her yippie on. organizer, pute out a flyer saying ship pies next time. pies next time. we put out a flyer and had a a newt at the theater and thing to worry about. people arrested and thrown out. we obviously wrote about that. the whole summer was a summer of meetings and field trips. they were showing venues that they would never give us. we went to soldier field, and we were standing on the 40 yard line entry men and i were next which of and he looked to me and said, lyons and christians. he thought we would be locked in there. others withdrew our signatures on the grounds that this really was going to be a confrontation, this was me over there. don't come if you expect no more than five days of music and love. do come if you deem change necessary. we tried to walk a tightrope here we were

think that a version -- that aversion to cost is as american as apple pie. when we think about that bill, a lot less excited. rachel: i want to open it up to any questions y'all have. if you could please just identify yourself and who you are with. go-ahead. >> my question is about millennials' approach of a liking people like donald trump, and recently in pakistan and have been rational. trump promised we are not going to waste resources. but if you contrast between people, who are different enough from implementing what they are promised in the election, and if --hing else, they bring some it is kind of stopping these people to implement what they promised to in the campaign. my question to young people, do they really believe in doing good? how did they stop the fromlishment deep state preventing these gentlemen to do whatever they promised to in the campaign? thanks. trevor: i have a short answer, which is as it were up to millennials, trump would never have been elected. have you seen the electoral map? is it is just millennials, trump gets like 10 elec

the aversion to cost is american as apple pie. it is great to say we want to do x y z in the world, but when the bill comes due, or we think about that bill, a lot less excited. >> i want to open it up to any questions that you all have. please identify yourself and who you are with. go ahead. >> my question is about millennials approach of electing these people like donald trump and recently in -- [inaudible] -- their approach was if something is not working, we should back off, like trump promised that we're not going to -- [inaudible] -- but conflict between these two gentlemen, who are affecting them from employmenting what they promised during the election -- from implementing what they promised during the election. it is kind of stopping these people to implement what they promised during the campaign. my question is, the young people, are the people who really believe in doing good, how can they stop the establishment deep state from preventing these gentlemen to do whatever they promised during the campaign? thanks. >> i h

is this an underestimated sort of piece of the apple pie? your opinion it's -- ultimately when i look at apple, the sum of the parts, i think one of the things that's really starting to now be realized is that full full monetization of the echo system -- what you see is across the install base you start to see not just domestic but internationally they are monetizing it's a montization story and that's part of the rerating we could see in apple along with just the buyback program and just a massive cash allocation strategy. >> dan, thanks. >> thanks. >> dan ives, gbh. >> we have a market flash for you. look at sharts of fire eye surging more than 8% to the highest levels of the day on news that google has hired the cybersecurity giant to help identify influence campaigns on its platform we are looking at the shares right now. a pick up in volume, 9.7 million shares traded, 8% to the up side see if that continues. >> all right alibaba taking investors on a wild ride despite a big earnings boat. should shefr investors stay away from the china s

we were going to give an apple pie mother's day event. we went down to the -- with some pies. the police decided they would not accept the pies. it was okay to give them to saint vincent's hospital around the corner. the pies were in fact those. we really were going to have the flying nuns. but, she put her yippie button on. abby, who had been to the new york -- this was in the south. it was a couple of organizers. he put out a flyer saying ship highs next time. [ inaudible ]. we put out, because we had this april 27 -- was negotiating for permits with the city, put out a flyer. we had a in a fit at the electric theater, which anthony mentioned. -- a new bus to worry about pay 1400 were thrown out, 22 were arrested. another benefit, and we obviously wrote about that. >> the whole summer was a summer of meetings, field trips. we went, they were showing at venues that they would never give us. we went to soldier field. and, we were standing on about the 40 yard line. three men and i were next to each other. he looked at me and said lands and christians. we would be locked in the

we were going to give an apple pie mother's day event. we went down to the 18th district with some pies. the police decided they would not accept the pies but it was okay to give them to st. vincent's hospital around the corner. if the pies were, in fact, dosed, we really were going to have the flying nun, but she put her yippie button on. abby, who i was with in the south, a tough organizer, he put out a flyer saying shit pies next time. because we had this april 27th bust, the free city survival committee was negotiating with permits for the city. we had a benefit at the theater, which anthony mentioned. lo and behold, a new bust to worry about. 2300 were thrown out, 1400 people arrested. we needed another benefit to pay for this. we wrote about that. the whole summer was a summer of meetings and field trips. we went -- they were showing us venues they would never give us. we went to soldier field and we would stand on about the 40 yard line and tree man and i were next to each other and we said, lions and christians, we'd be locked in

ainsley: it's not an apple pie it's a pizza pie that's amore.york city today. january january no, i don't. nobody is here. i don't know what's going on. steve: why? janice: it's raining. rain in the forecast. i'm confident someone will come and ask me for a hug. take a look at the maps real quick. we do have rain in the forecast across the east coast. here it is across flashing flood warnings across florida and way up northeast. could see the potential for severe storms as well. heavy rainfall in areas that have seen too much rain over the last few weeks. speaking of rain, not enough of it across the west where we have 88 large wildfires. not getting a lot of moisture in these areas, especially along the coast. where is the love? where are my friends? what is going on? back inside. steve: i think you are right. it is a little rainy. so supreme are running to work. janice: i guess. so. steve: thank you, j.d. brian: i have never seen that before by the way. i have never seen her alone. she usually has a posse. steve: not today. it's a little rainy

a good old american pie! apple, blueberry, i love a good old american pie. okay, are we good? were going to do the book? my latest book that came out last year which is the white house in gingerbread. it is a wonderful book. has a gingerbread recipe, and this book will we have the fabulous eggnog recipe which is the original from the white house. it was messed up later on by another chef. no, i am telling you the truth. you know the eggnog everyday went down the sink. after the party went down this -- the sink. in my time, there was never enough eggnog. >> i see that you have been in it. it is true what i am saying. that was a delicious eggnog. anyway, this book, i will be signing it. remember, let me save you some time on your shopping. and, another thing, this book, because the recipes are so true , the book is based on the truth about it. if i were you, i would buy several cases. these books will be worth a lot of money later on. i will be signing. everybody will get my business card with every book that i sign. now, when is the last time you went to buy a book and the auth

to be afraid of each other, economic nationalism and anti-immigrant ideas are pretty american as apple pie it gets right down to it, we all know we are trying to get by and that is why you saw those images of children at the border, it's really resonated with what you saw with democratic politicians with ice. we have created a whole set of systems to control people and if we are willing to challenge capitalism itself, we also need to a challenge -- to challenge the idea of ice. ice is just part of the whole prison industrial system. in jail andgrants the we have this whole segment of society that does not have jobs and the bosses benefit from that -- it is the same system. we have people who are locked away and if they do ever get out of jail, they are not allowed to vote. it is all a part of a system where the very wealthy want to keep us divided, afraid, and if neede willing and if we to challenge the economic system, when to talk about these bigger forces at play. i appreciate what you are saying , but a chapter had a protest outside of a company that is toufacturing surveillance that i

earlier didn't make a blip in national news why because i mean if women death is as american as apple pie another person marty tweets into the stream saying there is no reporting system there is no news coverage there is no follow up they cut short search efforts and then the families have to rely on fund raising to continue searching for their loved ones and it's a continuous cycle of native people being swept under the rug as if we don't exists and need to why is this so underreported. well i think there's a number of factors and it ties into the point that i wanted to make on issues of jurisdiction and racism it's not just tribal police or the f.b.i. that failing native women and it's not just you know this this issue doesn't happen just on reservations for example savannah grey went with mention she wasn't living on the reservation she was living in an urban area and it wasn't tribal police that failed her it was local police there's an ongoing case right now her name is khadija britton she's here in northern california she was kidnapped at knife point by her abusive ex-boyfriend a wi

pie. bl blueberry, apple, i love a good -- i say, a good old american pie, because most pie are no good. you know, bottom crust that is not even baked, is like noodle. very time you find a good pie. okay, are we good? we're going to do -- oh, book. we are going to be selling books across. my latest book that came out last year, which is the white house in gingerbread. it's a wonderful book. it is a many recipe gingerbread recipe, dessert recipe. in this book, we have the fabulous eggnog recipe, which is the original from the white house. which was messed up later on by another chef. and nobody will -- no, i'm telling you the truth. you want to know the truth, ask roland, okay, i told you. you know with the eggnog every night went down the sink. after the party, went down the sink. nobody wanted to drink it. in my time, there was never enough eggnog and i brought that back. >> -- warned him about the eggnog. >> i see. i see! i see how you've been in it. and it's true, what ann said. but that was a delicious eggnog. you know? but, anyway, so this book, i will be signing it, because if you

dozen large transit agencies to get a piece of this 88 million dollar pie (grant) a new development tonight in a theft at an apple store in the east bay. the crime happened this past weekend, at least four suspects rushed a store in walnut creek making out with thousands of dollars of merchandise. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, thanks to video of the getaway car - police say they're closing in on some suspects.. (take pkg) walnut creek police say they are working on a substantial lead... thanks to this... this video showing a black suv leaving the scene of the crime. it was saturday afternoon around 5pm... police say at least four suspects blasted into the apple store on broadway and swipped iphones and mac computers. authorities say, the store is still tallying up the total, but add the thieves took off with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. the black suv has a license plate - a lt. told kron four news they are working with oakland lice on the case. this crime - comes on the heels of several other recent thiefs at apple stores... take a look at these pictures... at the corte madera apple store - poli