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you might have the gd's and some of the bd's in block 6. at first everybody was separated.use of the no funds, money not coming in they brought all of us together and thought it was going to be a good idea. now your enemy lives right next door to you. it forces you to get out of the way. all of these residents have to suffer behind that. we are not safe right now. it might be calm and might be peaceful. you might think it's sweet. it ain't sweet. we have boogies on us protecting us because i'm all about y'alls security. we are watching each other's back right now. >> for those that need an urban dictionarie dictionaries. >> what a boogie is a gun. i brought a camera crew to a possible gunfight. >> murders happen right here in this block. they were still jumping rope. they see where the shots coming from and they duck on the ground. they are trained. you have the blue and whites out here. you have the helicopters out here. that i don't stop nothing. people who come from here, they think it ain't nothing. everybody looks up to the shooter. he can walk up on you and be like gi

the gds, some of the bds in block six.first everybody was separated, but now because of the no funds, the money not coming in, they brought all us together and thought it was going to be a good idea. but now your enemies live right next door to you. so it's forced you to get out of where you is. all these residents out here have to suffer behind that. i mean, we ain't safe right now. i'm keeping it 100 with you. it might be calm, it might be peaceful. it's sweet. this shit ain't sweet. we got boogies protecting us because i'm all about y'all's security. everybody out here, we're watching each other's backs now. >> for those who need urban dictionary style translation, a boogy is a gun. what he's saying is there are people around me with guns. and i brought a camera crew to a possible gun fight. >> this is the norm. it's been kids that witness murders that happen right here, right in this block. and they were still jumping rope. they don't run no more. they see where the shots are coming from, or they duck on the ground. th

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. >> we know johnny mostly is excite bd in as well. >> yes he is. he will be there as part of the nbc team. >> thanks garvin. >> thanks garvin. >> the $5 million makeover is complete one of san francisco's most historic landmarks. sflm alamo square parks visitors will notice dozens of new trees resurfaced tennis courts. 30-year-old irrigation lines were replaced, now saving water. the park is home to yes the beautiful vikt yan mansions, the painted ladies. reopening ceremony tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. >> looking forward to that. >> yes. >> the weather will be nice hopefully the fog won't be completely socked in. >> that's a classic weather. >> we got a little something for everyone as we head through the next couple days. what's shaping up to be possibly an incredible memorial day weekend. >> and as we get a closer look at the microclimate forecast two main factors helping temperatures continue to drop after near 100 degree heat the past three days for the interior valleys. we're continuing to see the fog build up at the coastline. that's the first thin

it was a good day for republicans, but i think a lot of people say i was bd day for especially are andhink it was a bad day for the country. i think it was a bad day for the 24 million americans who are probably going to lose health insurance. this its core a punitive bill. older americans will see a premium increase because this bill allows for rather than a three to one ratio in terms of what they can charge older americans compared to young iramericans, that ratio changes five to one. older americans pay more. it also affects individuals with preexisting conditions. so those folks potentially see quite a big jump in their premiums april it changes lifetime coverage and potentially affects what the insurers are allow to provide in terms of essential healthcare benefits. i must be missing something. i don't know why they want to swim against the tied. if i'm not mistaken, trump and the republicans were voted, 17 million americans supported this bill. a majority of the americans didn't want p to see the aca repealed, what they wantedded to see -- only 7 percent of the country is o obam

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change who in 2013 sent a letter urging another college here in new york not had people who were pro- bds political convenience he will look the other way. he wants to be there. is not willing to stick up his hand and say i think you guys are doing the wrong thing here. >> he wants of the best relationship with everyone he can and he doesn't want to stand on principles because bill bellagio doesn't have any relationships. with the folks that actually pay a lot in the way of taxes in new york city. he wants to have a politically expedient relationships and this is part of it. other democrats had nationalized people like that. thank you very much interesting story to keep an eye on. we did contact the mayor's office in the still has a chance to respond. we will be right back. think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp : ♪ predictable. the

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what kind of collusion with their bd think. that is precisely the issue. yet the start with it. they are making stuff up. step up. could it be money or influence. nothing has ever been presented. this is where a completely lost narrative that they continue to put up. the longer they proceed to put this out there is a premise i like to believe it underlines credibility. jim clapper basically admitted again that he .-dot -- he lied he saw unmask information. he denied a few weeks ago. so jim clapper is not a credible man. while i do believe that there is no evidence on the russia issue and i don't think they're gonna find anything he's not credible on anything else he finds. >> i just want to be clear you are completely opposed to the russia propaganda. >> rushes do it everywhere. the warsaw pact they are constantly deceased by this. they are bad guys. they have the russian issues separately. the russians have acted badly. they've done things undermine the organizations all across the federal government. they've gone into other wants to try to penetrate. the russian officials doin

attorney general of the united states that a senior white house staffer may very well be compromise bd. at a minimum you fire wall that staffer until you get to the bottom of what is going on. you separate them from classified material. you don't let them make hiring decisions. you keep them out of sensitive meetings with foreign officials. you don't put them in the room when the president is on the phone with vladimir putin. none of that is done. it is also not clear whether they did due diligence about this to look into it themselves. >> if whatever sally yates showed to back up her feeling that he could be blackmailed by russia was compelling, we don't know what she used to prove the threat of blackmail. do you know? >> she was unwilling to absolutely confirm it. but it's pretty clear, i think, from all of the evidence and from what director comey said just a few days ago that they knew that general flynn was telling everybody at the white house one thing about his conversations with ambassador kislyak and from the transcripts of those conversations, they knew he was not telling the

. >> yes i know you are excite bd that. >> so excited i love it hot. >> got a good weekend coming your. you can see a live look outside san jose. a lot of blue sky. and currently still a mild 75 degrees in san jose. i'll talk more about the heat coming our way and how long that they last in a few minutes. w/ the man going to jail. ==vo== >>> and howe aus lock standingoff overnight ended in a man going to jail officers they got a call about a shooting on noting ham drive when officers arrived they say the suspect then barricaded himself inside of a home. that led to a standoff with swat o s.w.a.t. teams how at some point the suspect managed to sneak out but didn't get far. police say they caught him nearby. >> nbc bay area responds to a man about an issue get ago refund for extended warranty on his car. >> he reached out to us for some help. here is consumer investigator chris chmura. >> when falcon patel bought a new car from honda stevens creek back in 2009 he bought a $1500 extended warranty. the contract said he could get a refund if he didn't make any claims. and he didn't. so when

in general, it's i think highly unlikely that he just learn bd about it on the internet. >> al qaeda, they've had articles in their online magazine, how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. but you're suggesting a much more sophisticated bomb as in this case that killed so many people, a lot of young people, not necessarily could just be built as easily as that. usually when it's an official isis or al qaeda attack, very often, correct me if i'm wrong, peter, you're an expert in this area, there's a video, what they call a martyr video of the individual who commits suicide and kills all these people. as of now, no video has been released. do you anticipate that we will see some sort of so-called martyr? >> i don't know. it doesn't necessarily mean ta the attacker has gone to syria or iraq. they used that in the orlando attack back last year in the united states in which he killed 49 people. he had no direct links to isis, but he was inspired by them. so they did take credit for it and in a way they were accurate. so we may see a video, but we may not see a video. in fact, if it

in a couple of weeks coming up we have wonder woman so i'm very excite bd that. i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. >> i like his voice, we have wopped der woman. i'm excited for wonder woman. i want to see that. alias, i think i was too young to see it at the time, but that one scene in that original movie, i meanha >> it's not really my thing. >> you don't like sky phi. >> i don't like scary movies. i think it's scary. >> i think it's going to be a little scary. jack and david are here as they always are on saturdays to take a look at capital hill and the white house for us. before that jack fox's jackie ibanez tells us what woo can look forward in the week ahead. monday morning president trump continueses his first visit to saudi arabia. we'll deliver marks at a multiple shots ' up in israel. he'll also visit the western wall becoming the first president to do so. after departing from israel he'll depart to the vatican. wednesday, a parade of militants will fill up new york harbor, the annual pays respect to the us navy, marines and coast guard and will include week

report for darpa posts building a moat around saigon and anti-infiltration most became so widely derided bd the press that when general abrams complained about the geography of vietnam, they could get conned to work on it. there were also in the more serious than finding a very welr known study called the viet cong motivation and morale study was interviewing prisoners. but they took one look at it and said you are telling the air force what it the air force what it wants to hear, which is a strategic communists working.he strategic timing is not working and it began to cut off funding for the things he was pretty convinced were telling the pentagon what it wanted to hear. the pentagon needed the truth. the solution he thought he came up with was a company in cambridge. they founded by an m.i.t. professor, very well-respected cannot very well known at the pentagon. this company has risen to fame in the election of john f. kennedy by a state-by-state basis with an accuracy of 80%. harper's magazine in 1961 had called the people machine that could predict human behavior in a very well-known p

the street has been battered every time they got excite bd that and disappointed. this time they weren't disappointed. maybe to joe's point it's enough -- >> i want to get another stock. that is amd. that stock is having its worst day since 2005. a lot of talk today about margin disappointment, guidance disappointment. they had a loss that was expected. what do you do with this? >> high expectations, though. >> joe. >> incredibly high expectations for the stock. >> given what the stock -- the stock is up like 400%. >> right. >> okay. so you're coming in with huge expectations. now you get a bad report and it's the complete opposite of twitter. twitter, you have low expectations, it comes out, you don't get worse than expected. the same thing for amd. incredibly high expectations. you don't get the report you're looking for. and the freed cash flow is lousy. now when the analyst notes everyone is talking about intel coming in .presenting pricing pressure. i think what do you do? >> i bought some. so i brought my average cost into the middle. it's fine. look, i looke

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. >> very concern bd ied about it, and we are focused on it closely. >> if you can give us a report back and they understand the concern that you have about this and making sure that they can verify to you all that they're not involved whatsoever with any of the hardware. i'm going to switch to a couple different things because of national security. but the violent gangs that we have in the united states, we don't talk about them much. when you talk about and you have ms 13, the krcrips, hells angel there's quite a few. has it been brought to your level the concern we have with these gangs within our country really, every part of our country? anybody on the gang line? >> we spend a lot of time talking about that at the fbi. it's one of our highest priorities. >> resources to go after each one of these? >> we do, sir. we've been focused on the gang threat for many years . it continues and change and develop. we think it has impact on the violent crime rates and we spend a lot of time focussed on that. >> basically on rare earth elements i'm understanding ever since the closure of the cali

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let's switch back to the market here, recently on cnbc, you talk bd about your investment in twitter specifically, twitter's use of ai, they have been using, they have been leveraging, which is apparent in their latest quarter. if you are so into machine earning and ai. is that the only thing you've invested in that trend? >> privately, i've invested in private companies as well. py biggest holdings is amazon. it's the ultimate ai company, it's the ultimate start-up company. it's not because they want to sell groceries in stores t. same way with book stores, it's because they want to know what you need when you need it before you know you need it so they can deliver it to your door in anticipation. they become prescriptive. the opportunity there globally is beyond enormous. >> so you, to mel's point, you follow the markets, disastrous quarter out of snapchat, stock is down 20%, does that provide opportunity for someone like you or a no the up? >> as a stock, i'm not sure. but i disagree with most of the assessments of opportunity with snapchat. so, you know, i look at it, i have a 13

bd have a problem, the whole -- the whole oil segment will have a problem. the, one that really needs higher oil prices to help us because of the special situation that they are paying mexico. they know they needed to pay it. thank you very much. french election is a week away. the two candidates arriving for the future of one of europe's biggest economies. manus: you have macron and marine le pen turning up the heat. >> mr. macron is the ongoing candidate area since december french people thought they had gone rid of francois hollande. the president who failed france. the president to never presided for the people. my the see him leaving door and there he is back through the window. i know many will vote for me on sunday, may 7 to counter the national front. it is a characteristic of a second round in a democracy and i want to tell them that i respect that and i am fully aware that on may 7 i am doing more than promoting a political project. i'm fighting for the republic and for a free democracy. great to have you on the program. we are into the final days

. >> the reason i ask is you said -- you called him sick and bd. >> look, you figure it out yourself. he was very nice to me with words, but -- and when i was with him, but after that there has been no relationship. >> but you stand by that claim about him? >> i don't stand by anything. you can take it the way you want. i think our side's been proven very strongly and everybody's talking about it. frankly, it should be discussed. i think that is a very big surveillance of our citizens. i think it's a very big topic. and it's a topic that should be number one and we should find out what the hell is going on. >> i just want to find out, you're president president of the united states. you said he was sick and bad because he -- >> you can take it any way you want. >>. i'm asking you because you don't want it to be fake news. i want to hear it from president trump. >> you don't have to ask me? >> why isn't. >> i have my opinions, you have your own opinions. >> i want to know your opinions. you're the president of the united states. >> that's enough. thank you. thank you very much. >> with

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police have named the bomber is 22—year—old son and a bd. the manchester born former student may have lived were raided by antiterrorism units who were taking no chances, and 23 man has been arrested. what they do not know is if salman abedi acted alone, or if he had helped designing and deploying his suicide bomb. that is why the government made this rare move. it is now concluded on the basis of today's investigations that the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely, but that a further attack may be imminent. that decision is not being taken imminent. that decision is not being ta ken lightly. but imminent. that decision is not being taken lightly. but it should mean more help, including from the military. the first thing they are going to do is free up officers who are on static guarding duties at key locations. we can put them on the streets, protecting the public, and put the military in those locations. the second is t