as you say the difference that barker has, with respect to your test is simply that barker said it's not always necessary to show prejudice. that there's extreme circumstances in which we will just take it for granted. >> i don't think that takes it in to consideration the change that happens at conviction. there's a substantial change. the interest of the society takes the forefront. and i think it gives the defendant a windfall, if he can come to court and say, this delay is prejudiced to me -- >> if you think that a very significant part of this rule has to do with impairment of the ability to defense yourself. and if you think that kind of consideration applied just as well at the sentencing stage as it does in the conviction phase. given that the action takes place in the sentencing phase. i would not see why there's any need for a different rule. especially given the level of flexibility that barker gives. it's not like barker is saying we are presuming innocence in all circumstances, he is saying that prejudice is one of the four factors and it's an important one, and usually

as you say, the difference that barker has with respect to your test is simply that barker says it's not always necessary to show prejudice, that there are extreme circumstances in which we'll just take that for granted. >> i don't think that takes into consideration the change that happens at conviction. it is a substantial change. i think it gives the defendant a windfall if you can come to court and say this delay is prejudiced and -- >> well, if you think that a very significant part of this rule has to do with impairment of the ability to defend yourself, and if you think that that kind of consideration applies just as well at the sentencing phase as it does at the conviction stage, maybe in most cases more so, given that most of the action these days takes place in the sentencing phase, i guess i just wouldn't see why there's any need for a different rule, especially given the level of flexibility that barker gives. it's not like barker says we're presuming prejudice in all circumstances. barker is saying, prejudice is one of the four factors. it's a very important one and usua

i saw this woman, i saw kim -- >> oh, that's awesome. >> jimmy: kim, uh --barker? what --? >> kim baker in the movie. >> jimmy: kim baker in the movie. kim barker is the author. >> we changed stuff, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i realize that. but i just loved it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you change? because i think doing a movie like that, i love watching it, a lot of work. [ laughter ] >> oh, we do it all day every day. no, i mean, i don't know, we just go and we try to play stuff honestly and see -- and we shot the whole movie in new mexico, which was pretty cool. >> jimmy: oh, is that where it was? >> they shot "lone survivor" -- and new mexico looks like afghanistan, weirdly. [ laughter ] but with like really good burgers with green chilis. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] they do put green chilis on everything. >> everything. they'll put it in your tea. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw you dedicated the movie to your dad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the late don fey. >> yeah, my dad passed away. >> jimmy: i love your dad so much. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry, p

according to barker the idea is being able to sow the seeds of persuasion, suggestion, and ideas. pacing, verbal confusion command repetition. studio. bill: a. how are you? i need to understand the difference. i hear political soundbites that have been going on forever. >> living out the united states. >> strangle them economically. >> in mexico will start behaving. >> he is using a whole bunch of pacing, arcing statements, embedded commands. i am worried about my own career. i think he will be the world's next greatest hypnotist. bill: is it a natural ability? >> i think he has had some kind of training. some of the gestures in persuasion, i doubt he was born with the skill set. a man with no political training that has ability to create frenzy of israelis. he comes out with a statement like we're losing ourselves to china. we arewe are being invaded. we can be safe in our own homes. he follows it up with the future pacing statement. what i am your president i will build this big wall. bill: try it out on us. make sure at least one person a sequestered away. >> first of all, i ne

even know until i was way older-- that the "barkers' beauties," the models, i thought they were all mutes. ( laughter ) i thought they couldn't talk, because they never said anything, so i thought they were-- they had a problem. >> stephen: do you think-- did you think they were hired because they were mute, or do you think that bob barker had their vocal chords cut? ( laughter ) is that what "spay and neuter" meant to you? ( laughter ) >> i actually thought it was just like a wonderful outreach program-- >> stephen: oh, that's nice! >> find beautiful, beautiful women, who couldn't speak-- >> stephen: who just sadly could not talk at all! >> --but who could really show off a refrigerator. >> stephen: did you ever think of that as a career choice? >> no, because my voice-- i thought it'd just completely, you know, negate my-- >> stephen: oh, of course. >> i wanted to be a contestant, but, never happened. >> stephen: sorry about that. do you know what might make you feel better? some "price is right" theme song. >> ooh! >> stephen: because, again, as i said before, i believe it works for an

>> there was something called a variety club of washington my dad -- something called the chief barker, that just meant president of it but hollywood people who came here to prevent their movies would go there and there was somebody -- and you have to have george condit who used to reel in the entertainers -- be a littletainers more high maintenance over washington will than folks in washington, can they be high maintenance? >> entertainers have not been high maintenance. i am pleasantly surprised. hard to take very him in early, they bring their writers. the reverse or you know, they are great. they are always -- and there are always some high maintenance people attending the dinner, but , i think their reputations precede them. people know who they are. so. >> scholarships are given at this dinner. how is that process it up? who runs a? >> we do out of the office. it was set up years ago in the early 2000's when we had some dinner profit that was left over. the dinner pays for everything. my salary, their salaries, the office -- everything. money -- and we had some money and we start

from the film "barker shop: the next cut" eve is joining us on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applausend we will have music from the english rock super group, the last shadow puppets this evening. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you are looking forward to them as much as i am. [ applause ] as i mentioned, my wife gave birth to a baby boy about two weeks ago. so we're in -- yeah, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] of sleeping.midnht and 4:00 a.m sleeper, so an- wife ke him out of the room, feed him, and come back in. and i just don't hear anything. and i feel bad because i'm trying to be helpful. and i basically said to my wife when i go to sleep, please wake me up. and i think she just reached the conclusion it's just easier to do it, and not wake me up and have me ask her 100 questions at 4:00 in the morning. but last night, i really outdid myself because i slept through midnight, i slept through 4:00 a.m., and then at 5:00 a.m. i woke up because i thought i heard them in the other room. and so then i yelled into the other room, "hey, do you need my help!" and my wife, who was sleeping

jack barker an incredibly skilled top-notch ceo. >> i don't care who he is. none of us do. >> action jack parker? seriously? they picked that gray-haired fossil over me? >> why was that giant square in front of that one guy. hbo sent me a clip with drug paraphernalia in it. i can't not figure out why that is their publicity clip. it's an adult show and funnier show than the clip. >> now i want to see the clip again. that's why they sent it. >>> it was a big night for hospital. silicon valley and "game of thrones." >> i'm a silicon valley kind of guy. >> there was a big hook last night. >>> incredible video captured out of eastern china. a sinkhole opening up in the middle of a busy street. it's all caught on camera. you see the first crack there. they put cones around the road and a police officer spotted it. they scramble to block the thing off. it's a good thing police did that. the hole opens up a short time later. the asphalt collapsing. in the end there was a gaping hole left in the middle of the road during heavy traffic. >>> firefighters don't just tak

in his cheek, have you noticed that, the old press club thing, making fun of him, like he is a tv barker, the way he did it, will trump respond to that, come back at obama and knock him off again. >> it has been in the past, but i'm not sure if he is going to be doing that. i mean, the next time we're going to see him in the public is tomorrow. potentially, he could lash out against the president, but lately, he hasn't really done so. obama has come out a few times and really trashed, if you will, donald trump, his candidacy. but trump has not responded in every circumstance. listen, when it comes to his base, this is exactly the stuff they like. this is red meat for them. they don't like the president, they don't like hillary clinton, they're generally not democrats, and for they are, they're disillusion disillusioned. treats the candidacy as if it's a joke, they like donald trump even more, because they don't like the establishment pushing back. they don't like the idea of people in authority pushing back against their candidate. they take it personally. they believe donald trump is fi

. >> lizette barker's sudden death left many stunned and saddened. her passing at just 44 makes it hard to say goodbye. >> beautiful person. beautiful mayor. it's a big loss. >> reporter: she was elected mayor by the full council in 2014. her colleagues say she was a unifier in a community with a diverse population and competing interest. >> she was a very positive person and even when things were very negative she stayed above the fray. >> anybody who knew her will all know her and she was the best of the council. she brought us together. >> reporter: the flag outside of town hall is at half staff. the traditional black and purple bunting has been placed around windows as a mourning period begins. and council chambers, her name plate remains on display along with the gavel she used to call the meeting. she was seen as a champion for the town's youth. >> she was a very nice person, very kind and also liked to have the youth involved. >> reporter: as an active member of the coalition of 100 black women, parker's selection as the first african american

i'm not going to miss these bob barker classics on my feet.kaskle. >> i'm going to hope the best for him out there. personally, i don't think he's going to make it that long. he's on probation and he's already talking about drinking and smoking, you know. so -- hopefully, you know, he does the right thing. but -- i don't know. >> freedom! free at last! free at last! i'm free! can't [ bleep ] pull me down i'm free! >> mckaskle has recently begun a journey of his own. >> how's the conversion going to judaism? are you still on track? are you jewish yet? >> yeah, i'm jewish. i pray every day. i read everything i can that the rabbi brings me. i spoke to him today on the phone. >> have you learned any hebrew? >> i know shabbat means saturday. and shalom is a personal greeting. yarmulke, the little hat that they wear, the jewish wear. >> mckaskle has even bigger news about his charges. he's just reached a plea deal with prosecutors. >> i went to my status conference today and pled guilty to second degree home invasion for a habitual offender. that me

we are supposed to think of jefferson davis sort of like a sideshow barker at a carnival. where he calls for the passing of visitors to step right up. bits and try her hand and such and such. he is inviting people to step up and try to bakreak the rebellion. we have this enormous vicious dog with the word rebellion written along the background. we have a variety of northern figures that most readers would immediately recognize or know of. these northern figures have come in various ways, try to break union victory. and in the back, sitting dejectedly with his head in his hands, is a man named john crittenden. he was a congressman, who in the winter of 1861, at try to come up with a compromise that would avoid war. and so crittenden has a tiny little hammer that is labeled compromise. we are supposed to see how woefully inadequate that was. we have a variety of other northern figures, one general with a much larger hammer. another with a hammer labeled strategy. these are well-known union generals. next come the secretary of war, edwin stanton. he is talking to president ab

we've got ronda rousey and a performance from pitbull featuring robin thicke, joe perry and travis barker. you don't want to miss that, it's going to be a big show. [ cheers and applause ] but first, our next guests are two multi-platinum selling rappers, who have joined forces for a special project called "collegrove." debuting "rolls royce weather everyday," with a little help from the roots, and black violin, give it up for [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. how y'all doing? collegrove. i sip drink with my dinner smoke some gas before breakfast yeah they know my name and i don't have to wear a necklace two chainz bought a wraithe for winter and a vert for the summer remember 12th grade i sold some work to undercover mama only child we stayed in a one bedroom used to ride marta cause it had more leg room im a ghetto boy i came up on brad jordan first lick i made i bought 5 pair of jordans make it so bad two pair were the same i see the old me in new cats in the game drop some loose change on some clothes i can't pronounce i like pretty girls with some business about theyself bring your be

nbc's mark barker hger has the reaction. >> reporter: the 260-page document sen titled the joy of love. in it the pope merciful and loving church urging compassion for imperfect catholics. >> no one can be condemned forever, he says. that is not the logic of the gospel. >> reporter: chicago archbishop praised today's document as creative and imaginative. the result of a two-year dialogue between ordinary catholics and church hierarchy acknowledging some of the realities of modern life. >> the views of the church have become more contemporary with the way people are living today. >> reporter: the document continues to exclude divorce or remarried catholics from commune but says they should not feel excommunicated from the church. >> it is not a slippery slope but a pathway forward for people who have otherwise found themselves stuck. >> reporter: the document says conscience educated by church teachings should guide individuals on such issues as contraception and urges respect and compassion for gays and res beeians while continuing to reject same-sex marriage. gee see there is is good

professor graeme barker says the fighting across the region has upended much work in the field. >> it has affected a lot of teams because they can't get back to places. i worked before in libya in an area now that it's impossible to go to, so there is a great deal so it has had a huge impact in terms of access by foreign teams. >> reporter: he and his team were not surprised to hear that isis was destroying historical artifacts on their rampage across the region. anything to do with heritage because heritage is who we are. we very much-- we may not think about it explicitly-- but we are very much rooted in our past and archaeology is a highly political subject which therefore comes back to why it's really important that these kind of projects continue. >> reporter: this dig was originally meant to take place in 2014. but it had to be delayed because isis came in and took over mosul city which is about 150 miles away from here. that year, say these archaeologists, was a write-off for that sort of work here. but since then they've come back twice, saying that the security is sufficient

making fun of him, like he's still a tv barker. and showman. and the way he did it tonight, is trump going to respond to that? would that be his m.o. to come back at obama and try to knock him off again? >> reporter: it certainly has been in the past, but i'm not sure if he's going to be doing that. the next time we're going to see him in the public is tomorrow. potentially he could lash out against the president. but lately, he hasn't really done so. obama's come out a few times and really trashed, if you will, donald trump and his candida candidatesy, but trump has not responded in every circumstance. when it comes to his base, this is exactly the stuff they like. this is red meat for them. they don't like the president or hillary clinton. they're generally not democrats, or if they are democrats, they're democrats who have been disillusioned by president obama's eight years in office. so when president obama comes out and dismisses him and basically treats his candidacy as if it's a joke, they like donald trump even more. because they don't

baffling fans like heidi barker.prince in atlanta for his final performance. >> as he left the stage, the backdrop behind him was a younger photo of himself. and he turned around and he sort of saluted that photo to his younger self. and as he left, he put his fist in the air, and it was very triumphant. >> reporter: we know that just days after prince's death there was a private memorial service held for family and friends. we're now learning that there's going to be a public memorial service held in los angeles at city hall. the lineup isn't set yet, but the mayor says it's going to be quite a party. craig. >> quite the party indeed. stephanie gosk from chanhassen, minnesota, for us. stephanie, thank you. >>> still ahead, what started as a way to make some extra cash in high school 30 years ago, now a thriving franchise. coming up, meet the family behind the successful business in our "born in the usa" series. we got another one. i have an orc-o-gram for an "owen." that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she w

we were having a conversation with bob barker from credit suisse about how the most recent trend has in wages, but it is below the historic averages. kully: nothing is ever black and white. there is a demographic shift. baby boomers are starting to retire. younger people are coming into the workforce, which actually depresses wages growth. there are pockets of tightness that are occurring, whether it is contraction, small businesses, and that will lead to wage growth. anna: does it lead to more sustained inflation? we've seen inflation on various measures ticking up. janet yellen and others are not convinced that is a sustained move. kully: on tuesday, janet yellen talking about how to sustain inflation increases. we had core cpi over 2%. i agree that we need to see this continue. it run we need to see hotter than 2%, i don't know. i think we are traveling in the right direction. anna: what do you make of the very global fed? kully: i was frustrated by that. think theytcher, you are focused on the u.s. picture. janet yellen used the term global 11 times and the term uncertain 10 time

fans like heidi barker was lucky enough to catch prince in atlanta for his final performance. >> as he backdrop behind him was a younger photo of himself. and he turned around and he sort of saluted that photo to his younger self. as he left, he put his fist in the air. it was very triumphant. >> reporter: you know, jose, it's interesting, we just got here about 24 hours ago and i'm really sort of impressed by the scene out here. you have -- it's been more than a week and you're still seeing a steady stream of people coming to this house, stopping by, dropping flowers and balloons. most of these people are locals. and when you come out here for the first time, what really impresses you is how this estate just pops out of nowhere. i mean he had such a footprint in this community and a positive one, because as you can see, people here coming here to pay their respects even now. jose? >> yeah, he decided that regardless of how big he got, how successful he got, he would stay in his hometown, and that says a lot. stephanie, thanks. it's great seeing you. appreciate it. >>> overnight, vice

the oregon defensive and force barker or helps the defense the raiders will be picking porting to live experts have the tech and ucla mild jack others have been targeting florida quarterback bernard hargreaves for the third in the pact >>darya: please some of the man who shot a patent woman and had an us to come >>anny hong: the victim's former boyfriend and the suspect the children if his name is ricardo and the victim is marisa johnson here was a suspect from he had by then shot her and and she was hospitalized was listed in fair condition they say he defaced the car was a broker with--and when she broke up with him >>anny hong:6cgn644 >>mark: the san francisco public defender's office releasing video that appears to show a share to deputy taking a chain from of victim take a closer look you can see the officer with what appears to be a change in his hand the victim become of metal batons in an alleyway in the mission district of to him that the authors of on a car chase the bidding left with permanent disabilities the official said this new bill called the to criminal charges agains

mission the dysfunctional the community has rejected the program from investment neighborhoods adrian barker an urban solution london your name is not under and oewd they need to come to my community where redevelopment is occurring and pass the money they running things and - >> thank you ace. >> i can't give you one more minute otherwise everyone else. >> - (inaudible). >> thank you ace - thank you mr. washington. >> that's queen bee to you mr. washingt >> i'm kaind i live in sro building i heard that mentioned today and it is environmental week it is architecture day coming up i want to bring up a new aspect of environmental justice and injustice i live in a 6 building termed building inspection syndrome to undue plumbing and honest maintenance as fast as my research it is going on since 1996 we have the same department of building inspection inspector back on the building and his name it monobegin his dishonest and allowing people to become sick ill and die in our building tndc is a nonprofit that runs the little one hundred and 40 tenants we have stacking box growing out of the ceiling

of the pacific primary which is a school for early child center and schools that has two sites at barker and grove the school is over 40-year-old and serves parents a few day around the school serving one and 55 children i've been the director for 20 years and have been an educator in the city for 40 years and this is teacher crisis is the worse i've seen the city norman if we put an ad out for a teacher 10 to 20 applications zero resumes this legislation is essential and i want to thank preston that has done an offered amazing support for the teachers at 1.4 teachers were facing homeless they have evictions and i strongly support this legislation we have teachers right now that are driving into the city from vacerville and ann took 3:30 the morning to get here it is really impossible our teachers are afraid of what will happen next and the children and families the city will be absolutely being affected now and what is ahead is terrifying i holy hope you'll support this legislation and know that is one step among many steps for this serious crisis thank you very much. >> thank you, than

because i hear more and more from the developers that ma of every their tenants don't have cars and barkers lenders are less concerned we have less projects that are proposing to provide no parking so they're proposing that from the offset they must know they're getting financing. >> so to a project we asked on april 7th whether or not that parking was necessary only to hear that most people want to a park their illustration cars when they're out of town that is counter by which our setting up the program that will resolve it's itself when we come to - >> i'm sorry can i interject the research that calm u came out we're really trying to reflect in that work providing parking has been shown as the single biggest detriment whether or not that someone will drive and anecdotal that's true if you plan on going out to dinner the decision how to get there there is no place to park projecting not going to drive there more than that even there is recent research that was presented at the transportation board that parking actually has a costal relationship where you have a situation if this is parkin

and sea biscuit on negotiating we go they're all nearby barking bakeries that include sweat passion barker 24 miles away and the bakery on noticing we go street $6.3 million way the department received 17 letters of support and corresponds from one in a in opposition it was generally towards trash and sidewalks and hours of operation and food establishment and noise with the use of rear yard that is not intended as part of project and will require a new conditional use authorization for an outdoor activity area the department finds this project to be necessarily and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood recommends you approve with conditions for one the existing contamination of eating and drinking within the linear will increase and activates a ground floor space two and 3 a local independently owned and operated business opportunities for local businesses and for the proposed restaurant is composed of the existing general plan concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> opening up for public comment i'm sorry is project sponsor. >> hello, i m

but exposing cause the structure to collapse all the structure onto the father [inaudible] barkers were forced back witticisms of off-duty police and civilian volunteers, they ran hoses for lots way to alternate others losing cause other disruptions across onto the newly [inaudible] about the same time other fire companies remain a reporting water hose pressures otto at 6:15 pm, phoenix was called to assist. at 6:49 pm fire crews waited to connect to phoenix reported she was having difficulty getting close enough because of low tide conditions. despite the problems require fire department commander performed extraordinarily hazardous doctor sees her at 7 pm the phoenix was ready to pump at the marina lagoon 2 blocks away from the first fire. soon, the fire department hoses carrying 5000 feet of 5 and shows [inaudible] connected to the phoenix 2 light water more distant engine companies. in a parallel effort from aws of wiseman temporary repairs were made into high-pressure pump stations were brought back into operation to pump us$10,000 per minute. the next went to all the fires pumping

his name is ross barker and here he is now. >> i am typically employed by the observer, two week noticeing for them. ashley: can't be fired. what is so wrong with donald trump that would make you leave your job? >> it is not about donald trump or politics. the issue was people may know the paper is owned by donald trump's son-in-law and factors went to my decision, it came to my attention, was reported in new york magazine, the editor in chief reviewed donald trump's apex speech, it was a total breach of journalistic code. stuart: you think it is a conflict of interest that you as a professional journalist could work for an organization, newspaper or magazine or whatever you want to call it which is strongly tied to donald trump, that he was a conflict of interest? >> tied to a presidential candidate, donald trump, bernie sanders, could have been hillary clinton. stuart: john kasich, you would still have resigned. >> if it came to my attention that the editor in chief reviewed a john kasich speech before he delivered it, yes as well as other factors. stuart: do you think you're standing

fans like heidi barker.he caught prince in atlanta for his final performance. >> as we left the stage the back drop was a younger photo of himself and he turned around and he sort of saluted that photo to his younger self. as he left, he put his fists in the air and it was triumphant. >> reporter: a public memorial is scheduled in los angeles on may 6th. the mayor says it will be quite a party. matt and savannah. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the severe weather outbreak. another 24 million people in the line of fire as the storms sweep across the region. they are dealing with dangerous flooding. we have nbc's miguel almaguer in gulfport, mississippi. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. welcome to the new biloxi river. we are 100 yards away from the edge of the river typically is. this morning, it is cresting 4.5 feet above flood stage. this was caused by a massive storm yesterday. i want to show you what it looked like. more than 10 inches of rain fell in a couple of hours. it wa

mission the dysfunctional the community has rejected the program from investment neighborhoods adrian barkeran urban solution london your name is not under and oewd they need to come to my community where redevelopment is occurring and pass the money they running things and - >> thank you ace. >> i can't give you one more minute otherwise everyone else. >> - (inaudible). >> thank you ace - thank you mr. washington. >> that's queen bee to you mr. washington. >> i'm kaind i live in sro building i heard that mentioned today and it is environmental week it is architecture day coming up i want to bring up a new aspect of environmental justice and injustice i live in a 6 building termed building inspection syndrome to undue plumbing and honest maintenance as fast as my research it is going on since 1996 we have the same department of building inspection inspector back on the building and his name it monobegin his dishonest and allowing people to become sick ill and die in our building tndc is a nonprofit that runs the little one hundred and 40 tenants we have stacking box growing out of the ceilin

mission the dysfunctional the community has rejected the program from investment neighborhoods adrian barkeran urban solution london your name is not under and oewd they need to come to my community where redevelopment is occurring and pass the money they running things and - >> thank you ace. >> i can't give you one more minute otherwise everyone else. >> - (inaudible). >> thank you ace - thank you mr. washington. >> that's queen bee to you mr. washington. >> i'm kaind i live in sro building i heard that mentioned today and it is environmental week it is architecture day coming up i want to bring up a new aspect of environmental justice and injustice i live in a 6 building termed building inspection syndrome to undue plumbing and honest maintenance as fast as my research it is going on since 1996 we have the same department of building inspection inspector back on the building and his name it monobegin his dishonest and allowing people to become sick ill and die in our building tndc is a nonprofit that runs the little one hundred and 40 tenants we have stacking box growing out of the ceilin