we have you and blake., i'm not a man at all." i'm not a man. dude, you things that i'd never heard of doing. you jump off cliffs, and stuff. what's wrong with you? i mean, don't you -- do you love that adventure stuff? >> my mom doesn't. >> jimmy: yeah! she's like, "stop doing this." >> "stop." >> jimmy: but you're doing all sorts of -- i mean, well, you surf. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: jiu jitsu? >> yep. yep. >> jimmy: cliff dive. you fly helicopters? >> yep, yep. do some of that. >> jimmy: i don't know, man. i get nervous just even just thinking about it. >> don't get nervous. don't get nervous for me. >> jimmy: i get nervous for you, yeah, cause i don't want to -- >> get nervous for my mom. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. the reason why i enjoy it, and i enjoy your life is because we live two totally separate, different lives. [ light laughter ] i would never do anything like that at all. one thing you know we have in common? >> what? >> jimmy: we both have a ford f-150. >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah. i got it. that's a dec

yes. >> blake shelton. >> yes. >> give it up for blake's band and everybody. >> ladies and gentlemen,ing. catch "the voice" tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central, on nbc. we're back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> smucker's celebrates "today" is sponsored by smucker's. with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >> today does mark the first day of spring. we're celebrating spring birthdays. look at this photo. this is london. just turned 1. didn't waste any time finding the cake or the pie. amanda's son is one of six. he's turning 6 years old today. and ashley's birthday bunny is ready for easter. great shot. you can keep them coming, all to tod today.com/celebrates. guys? >> thank you, carson. >> blake tried to leave. we won't let him. >>

>> blake got some explaining to do.g of blake it's announced he would perform at the academy of country music awards airing on cbs. >> mark that on your calendars. mark may 19th. it's when prince harry and meghan markle say i do. it seems expanding their royal family isn't too far behind. >> one step at a time. we'll start a family in the near future. >> it's sweet seeing how they love being around kids and some of their own could happen soon after the royal wedding. >> he's made no secret about having children. that moment kicked in for him when his brother settled down with kate middleton. they have two children with one on the way. katie is the author of hair life loss and love. she writes that harry introduced meghan to charlotte and george early. >> you marry into the royal family doesn't mean you can't have a regular family with cute children. i think that's really important to him. >> the soon to be newlyweds did most of their dating in secret. although she was not spotted at pippa middleton's wedding she attende

blake stopped to help adjust her sister's red carpet pose. now family also on the mind of josh duhamel. i caught up with him last night at his love simon premiere. >> t ball season one? >> he's good man. we have training at the house. i'm training him like a dog. i put a piece of candy at each base and if he runs past me he gets the candy. this is why i wanted to be a dad. >> i wouldn't change anything about you. >> stop crying. >> i'm trying. >> in love simon josh plays dad tonic robinson a high schooler forced to come out to everyone including his mom jen garner. >> the real life mom of three was away in d.c. reading to kids while advocating for pre k education. josh picked up parenting duties for their on screen son. >> i was going to ask him if he dadded you off camera. >> i'm probably the most immature person he ever worked with. >> not true. >> am i ten years older than you? >> yeah. >> i think so. >> coming from a guy who used to run with josh back in the day he's one of the most immature guys i've ever bet. in the best possible way. c

blake morrison has packed a lot into his career.r newspaper literary editor, he became a full—time writer in 1995 and has gone on to publish award—winning novels, poetry and nonfiction. he's probably best known for his bestselling memoir, "and when did you last see your father?", which was turned into a film starring colin firth. so, perhaps it is entirely fitting that his latest novel is about writers. the executor follows a man who becomes the literary executor of an old friend and poet, and the moral dilemmas he faces when he uncovers unpublished and potentially explosive material. blake morrison, the executor raises a whole host of ethical issues, not least of which is what's more important, the right to privacy or the right to freedom of expression? what was the starting point for the novel? i suppose i have been very conscious in recent years of a lot of controversies about writers publishing stuff that other people perhaps, members of the family, feel is painful, exposing, that they don't like. sometimes they seek legal actio

>> blake. because everyone is trying to block blake >> jimmy: everyone is trying to pick on blake. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we love him. we love him. yeah, i know. so you blocked him from having his dream artist. >> he didn't get the artist because i blocked him. and unfortunately i also didn't get the artist. >> jimmy: see? >> because i blocked him. >> jimmy: see? >> you know what i mean? so the artist also wanted him. and then when he found out i was the blocker of him to him. >> jimmy: ooh! >> he didn't -- >> jimmy: the psychology that goes into this show. i love it, yeah. it's tricky business. >> but i felt like i took one for the team. >> jimmy: so how are you feeling about your team? good? >> i love my team. i love this show. it's so genuine and so pure. >> jimmy: so are you. >> thank you. so are you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's a look at the next week's episode of "the voice." check it out. >> beautiful job, by the way. >> thank you so much, alicia. >> just the way he said alicia made me -- >> i lost. i know. >> if i had

fox business' blake burman has the very latest. liz, and this deals with the poisoning of a former spy and the poisoning of his daughter. the white house press briefing, during it i should say, press secretary sarah sanders was asked about this whole issue. sanders only going as far to say at this point that they stand with the u.k. the u.k. is the u.s.' closest ally and would not go as far as to say whether or not they believe he is behind the poisoning of this former agent and his 33-year-old daughter. bottom line, the trump administration trying to stay not necessarily mum, but not necessarily revealing at this point everything that they believe or everything that they have to say at this point, at least not during the press briefing. liz: and then the gun situation. the governor of the state of florida passed on what the congress had voted upon, and that means that the age to buy a gun has been hiked to 21. no more bump stocks. what are people saying today? >> reporter: the white house today has also released its own plan, liz,

first to blake burman at the white house this morning. hi, there, blake. reporter: the white house was all over the map today whether or not the president would indeed make this announcement or not. i was told that the president last night said he wanted to make this announcement today. as we saw a little while ago he did just that the president announcing new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products, going above the recommendations what his own commerce department called for. the president announcing a 25% tariff on steel products. commerce recommended 24%. 10% on aluminum. the recommendation was 7.7%. the president saying the language for all of this is written right now and he will make it official next week. >> we'll probably see sometime next week we'll be signing it in. you will have protection for the first time in a long while and you are going to regrow your industries, that is all i'm asking, you have to regrow your industries. reporter: the president making the announcement today at an impromptu meeting involving executives with the steel

knew about me, you know, because blake's -- you know, he's in tv.s, but -- >> seth: oh, yeah. >> i think he knew about me -- >> seth: he's showbiz. yeah. >> he -- yeah, mr. showbiz. mr. sexiest man alive and all that. [ laughter ] >> seth: how did that go over in the country community when blake was sexiest man alive? >> we were quite perplexed. >> seth: yeah. >> but we got over it. [ laughter ] >> seth: sure, yeah. >> no, we -- [ applause ] no, he is a beautiful man. >> seth: yes, thank you. [ laughter ] yeah. >> from a distance. >> seth: yeah. >> and -- [ laughter ] >> seth: when he's here we make him sit all the way at the end. yeah. >> yeah, you, like, move the couch. oh, that's anchored! yeah, you're not moving that thing. [ laughter ] but, yeah, blake did call me and, man, he was really excited for me because, you know, in the country world, man, we -- like, i love touring. i love getting on the bus, rolling down the road, hanging with my buds, going and playing shows. and blake was excited because he -- he wanted to see my reaction to this wh

blake's new album "texoma shore" is out now.oice" monday and tuesday nights here on nbc. stick around, we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody! come on, back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ introducing our new tiered cami dress. ♪ race in to old navy for up to fifty percent off all dresses. women's from fifteen dollars. girls' from ten dollars, at old navy. oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody! tariq and i are about to play a a game using some really cool new technology. it is time for "virtual reality pictionary," here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ virtual reality pictionary ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: but first we're going to need partners, and we found some good ones.

in tonight's know and tell blake shelton's love for gwen and her boys.tinued his tv take over singing about gwen on seth meyers and gushing about her boys to kathie lee and hoda. >> they're such great fun. >> you love it. >> owe my gosh yes. >> this palm reading was extra creepy. >> you have been spending some time with a young man. >> meanwhile who's doing ninja warrior? it looks like he's getting his kids ready for the show. he and his wife kimberly have several contestants and one on the way. when things get too competitive -- >> you are cheat. >> he has dad duty down encouraging annabelle. >> there you go. nice. >> schwarzenegger kid impersonator? >> let's go. >> that is jacob tremblay clowning around with olivia munn. they're starring in the reboot of "predator". >> finally mila's observe vacation. >> my boy is like a sloth. >> she explained how raising daughter wyatt is different than son dimitri. >> wyatt is like pass the cup and my boy is look eh. >> dancing maks and peta hit the road. why the first tour with the baby could take some getting used

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. >> john krasinski and emily blunt where ryan reynolds and blake lively. >> this is "entertainment tonight it was a big day for abby lee miller. her time behind bars has come to an end. the dance mom's star halfway to freedom. >> after 259 days behind bars, abby lee miller has been released from prison and transferred to a halfway house. abby lee's former prison coach is locked down and there are video cameras. abbyon't be required to wear an ankle bracelet. there is a curfew. >> we'll vl you in our thoughts and prayers. >> for abby somethings were horrific and other things were the same. we're told abby didn't get treatment behind bars. she was in charge of clean up duty. what's next for the reality star? >> i feel like in charge of my own life. >> get your finger out of my place. >> the network lifetime which aired the reality show plans to air a big sit down interview with her once she's released from the halfway house. no surprise there. we're told one of abby's fears were that the world would forget her name. multiple sources tell us abby will be going under the knife very soon with a

blake griffin is so funny. >> comedy marvel?is way too funny. >> it's actually embarrassing. >> seth: yeah. >> to people whose first job is to do comedy. [ light laughter ] like, we're all just like, "oh, my god." this is bad. this is like his hobby. >> seth: yeah. >> he's better at this. so, he is such a natural. and like, he improvised a lot of it. i can't take credit for a lot of it. neil knew him. and you know, suggested it and made it happen. >> seth: that's great. >> i think you'll be very delighted. >> seth: you are going to make blake griffin a different kind of star. >> yeah. like, he needed some cash. [ laughter ] but it's obviously -- he was also so tall. thank, god. cecily, we had to put her in these huge heels so they could fit in the same frame. because blake is so tall, it's hard to shoot him. you just see like, blake and like clouds, you know? [ laughter ] we had to get all these special things to shoot him. it was pretty funny. >> seth: well, well done. and always so great to see you, whitney. congrats on the mo

>> alicia stole her from team blake.licia keyes gives dallas caroline a chance to continue on the show. bret hunter also competed tonight. unfortunately he won't advance to the next round. we know he is going to be famous. we do, don't we? >> we do. >> we love him. >> this is just the beginning of bret's musical career. >> so sad. >> i know. >> we're behind you though. >> serve recognizes him now. he's going to be noticed. live pictures of san francisco. what a beautiful night. >> i know. stunning out there. clear skies across san francisco right now. that's going to set us up with a nice morning tomorrow. no problems on the commute. 49 in the south bay. peninsula 52. a bright start in the tri-valley and 47. we'll get a look across the east bay. low 50s in san francisco and 49 in the north bay. we start off cool. by the afternoon, inland valleys up to 79 tomorrow. 83 and near records on thursday. we're at 80 on friday. clouds will increase into saturday. we'll see temperatures drop over the next seven days for well above

she chose to be on team blake. said the performance was dedicated to the people who lost their homes in the north bay fires. >> we lost so much with the fires and it was important to me to bring the attention that santa rosa deserves. >> her next performance. >> so mature. >> i know. -- next tuesday. by the way, the show airs tonight and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. >> we see dallas next tuesday on team blake? >> yes. >> i want to be on team blake, too. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. trusyou and lantus. you go together, so stay together. ♪ stay together with a $0 copay, you've got zero reasons to leave, and every reason to stay. lantus is used to control high blood sugar in people with diabetes. do not use lantus to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away i

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- blake shelton, scott eastwood,

i love team blaking. > team blake. >> i do. >> her voice was incredible.quality. >> i heard brett the other contestant was in our newsroom this morning. >> what? >> yes. he's a huge. >> you got a pretty good voice. >> a huge nbc bay area fan. it's on our facebook feed. take care. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ricky gervais. chris sullivan.

blake. sorry. reporter: when the president announced the tariffs on china he said they would be in effect for a very long time. i'm curious, why didn't he simply say, until china relents on its policy on steel and give a set goal for the tariffs? sarah: look, again, the president's ultimate goal is to get free, fair, and reciprocal trade and if china wants to come to the table and play ball and make some significant changes then we would be open to those conversations. but at this point we have not seen an indication of that taking place. take one last question. blake. reporter: to end with trade, there was a study released today this would be a net loss of 146,000 jobs. has the white house studied how many house would be lost or created because of this policy? sarah: look, this is something the president is committed to doing and feels like both our national security are vitally important in this process and we have to be able to have these industries to protect that and so that's a big par

blake. i didn't interrupt you. i know you don't want to speak the truth. >> that's why i am speaking. >> martha: hold on. >> the snctions were done after the election and still in place today. the government of the united states whether it's republican or democrat ought to move everything to stop the russians from meddling in the elections whether it's trump or obama in the 2016 elections. >> which is why it's more ridiculous that the house republicans are shutting down the investigation on this despite the findings of the intelligence agencies and gaudy. >> martha: everyone agreed there was efforts to meddle. the collusion is the question. >> [overlapping talking]. e >> would recommend to mr. blake he read the republican report. their point was that they disagreed some of the intelligence community's finding on how specific and how clear it was that they were trying to interfere in the election on behalf of president trump. the russians spent more money after trump won than after the election. >> martha: i have to

our political correspondent, jonathan blake, has the story.port contains flash photography. morning, mr corbyn. is under pressure. to tackle anti—semitism. shame on you! enough is enough. within labour and the leadership has not done enough. an image you may find offensive has reignited the row. well—known stereotypes of jews was being removed. i don't, actually. do not understand the seriousness of this problem. i think, up to now at least, they haven't really got it. in an open letter, mr corbyn addressed the issue head on. he wrote... up until that date. hasn't been quick enough. you should be ashamed of yourselves. doubly ashamed, if you are jewish. at what they see as an unjustified attack on the labour leader. i regret the extent to which he has gone on apologising. in the labour party. jeremy corbyn has offered to meetjewish leaders. we're told they're considering a response. leadership councils say words are no longer enough. now we need action. jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. the time is 20 past one. our top story this lunchtim

(grant) kron 4's spencer blake is live in napa spencer blake is live in napa tonight-- at the high school. spencer, kids must have been pretty shaken up... (grant) and again... take a look at your screen. a hotline has been established for families to check on their loved ones. that number is 707-948-3331. (vicki) kron 4 was the first to tell you about this breaking news. we sent a push alert as soon as we learned of the active shooter situation. make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed some sunshine and clouds today and mild temperatures. showers continue in northern california but there is another storm off the coast that could bring some rain to the bay area this weekend. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into

live in the newsroom, spencer blake, kron four news.bin) a sinkhole is causing problems for drivers just outside the posey tube -- that connects alameda to oakland. right now... just one lane is open. the sinkhole was caused by the failure of an underground storm drain at the tube's exit. kron 4's ella sogomonian was there and shows us the traffic nighmare. oakland public works is fixing oakland public oakland public works is fixing a sinkhole caused by the failure of an underground storm drain at the tube's exit. saturday anxious drivers lined up at the tunnel's entrance inching slowly in heavy traffic.sot: driver, "yeah that's disastrous." ella: is it cutting into your plans tonight?"driver: "it will, it won't kill me but it's really unpleasant for sure."depending on the day it could take as little as three minutes to get across, but the repair has reduced traffic to one lane and is extending the commute to at a half hour.sot: driver, "i didn't know it was going to be this much traffic so i had to get extra time. but i think i'll stil

(grant) but first-- kron four's spencer blake is live in yountville tonight. with details on what wong's family is saying about him. spencer? his older brother says wong, who was an army veteran who served in afghanistan, got upset over small things after returning from combat. tyrone lampkin is his brother's name.he says wong was never the same after he got out of the military. lampkin hadn't seen his brother in years, though they did keep in touch by phone.he says he had heard wong had started drinking a lot and wasn't taking medication he was on.perhaps most telling of all, is that wong apparently got particularly mad at petty things - like people not doing their fair share of work, or owing him money.a close friend of one of the victim's, christine loeber, says the whole thing is so tragic, you can't be angry. (sot)"you can't describe it other than, the guy needed help. he went to battle for our country, he came back not healthy, and didn't get enough help."(vo)some other interesting revelations about wong are that the state bureau of security and investig

should be fun. >> steve: you and blake? >> jimmy: me and blake.s weekend. should be fun. then later in the week, john boyega will be here. will smith and leslie mann. [ cheers and applause ] everybody will be stopping by. it'll be fun. will smith, our first -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he was our first ever guest on the show. yeah. but first, we have a great show tonight. from the hulu series "the path," aaron paul is on the show tonight. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: also joining us to talk about her "kode with klossy: computer science camps for girls," supermodel karlie kloss is here. [ cheers and applause ] then karlie and i are squaring off against aaron and tariq in charades. so stick around for that. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. who won last time we played? >> tariq: i'm pretty sure it was me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and we have great stand-up from jacqueline novak everybody. right here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "how to weep in public." [ light laughter ] guys today is friday

blake, thank you so much. david. david: blake is so good. correspondents on either side didn't bother him. here so react, gary kaltbaum, from kaltbaum capital management, john layfield, layfield report ceo is with us as well from bermuda of all places. james freeman from "the wall street journal" is right here in new york. gary, james, are both fox news contributors. gary, i watched the market tick, at one point he actually talked about cars. he was bringing up the subject of, you know if we go through with these tariffs, domestic car companies will have to pay more for raw materials. that might make foreign cars cheaper in the united states which means people might buy fewer u.s.-made cars and more foreign-made cars. the question whether there will be questions on foreign cars. the question how it escalates. you know, they're already getting away with murder, foreign car companies, european car companies, maybe 25% would turn them around, and the market didn't move. why not? >> i think lovingly loving the tariffs what is happening at this p

(catherine) kron-4's spencer blake joins us live tonight from the scene...spencer describe what it was like.. vets who live there, people who work there, even a group of high school kids from napa who were rehearsing a play at the lincoln theater. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwide, right? different cities, different veterans homes and schools, but this thing actually hit home. it hit my mom's work."kevin bardales was communicating with his mom, who had her cell phone on her.she wasn't in the same part of campus as the gunmen, but she and her colleagues did have to barricade the doors, which have no locks."knowing my mom's in danger i had to call in sick and everything because i can't go to work knowing she's in danger."meanwhile the transportation director at napa's justin-siena high school brought a school bus up to get 50 or so theater students who had been rehearsing a play at linco

thank you very much, blake burman. joining me with more on this, fox news contributor, former governor of arkansas, mr. mike huckabee. governor, good to see you. >> thank you very much, trish. great being with you. trish: this is actually something you have talked about for a long time. you have said we haven't had a level playing field and you have talked a lot about trying to put measures in place that would protect american jobs. so what do you think of these tariffs that are about to be signed in just a short moment from now? >> well we'll see exactly what they are but i applaud the president, for number one, keeping a campaign promise. that is something we don't get used to politicians doing and it is shocking washington because they assumed it was just rhetoric. now they're realizing when he said he would cut taxes he really was. when he said he was going to build a wall, he really will. when he said he would bring an end to unfair trade practices he will. now exactly what he is going to do we don't know but let

blake will be taking you through a training today that is actually required. as you know, we have the ability to issue revenue bonds under our city charter, and in conformance with federal security laws. this last year, you updated your municipal r port, that policy. lawrence brown worked to bring that item to the commission, and part of the items in our 2016 debt policy update was to make conforming changes with federal-state laws, including a new requirement for our finance director to arrange training for you and for our staff on disclosure responsibilities, and that training is in fact what deputy city attorney mark blake will take you to today, and he will be back to give the same training to the important port staff involved in bond issuances. i will say we do not have any new plans for issuing debt, but with our ifd districts, we see there will be training coming out of those projects, so thank you. >> okay, president brandon, members of the board, again, my name is mark blake, deputy city attorney. my area of specialty in the city attorney's office it

blake herman is working his white house contacts right now. if and when he gets the information before the president's 3:30 p.m. eastern announcement in the roosevelt room we are going to get in front of the camera that there is word the ink is actually not dry yet on the president's announcement. it could still be a work in progress as we speak with 29 minutes before the official announcement. they are are apparently meetings going on at the white house over the official details and of the markets keep their powder dry the announcement draws closer and closer. what we are going to do is set the deal first for u.s. steel ak steel steel dynamics of reliance steel are american steel companies and they are all down anywhere from two to three and one 3%. why is this? apparently there may be news that at least two countries will be temporarily exempted. you need to watch the stocks. they could move fox -- fast and furiously. let's get to the markets to mark where we had a ahead of the announcement of market activity is turning higher but ahead of t

blake mccoy, nbc news, iowa. >>> on wall street today the dow surged 669 points, erasing much of the grounds last week and marking the biggest gain since august of 2016. it comes in the fears of a full plane trade war, amid signs the u.s. and china are negotiating to avoid a dispute. still ahead, an nfl cheerleader fired for posting a swimsuit photo. now claiming cheerleaders are held to a different standard of conduct than the players. >>> a controversial commercial by heinekin. see why some are claiming it's racisto a differ claiming it'claiming it's raci >>> we are back with a story of a former nfl cheerleader being accused of stepping out of bounds. she says a picture she posted on social media got her fired. notice she is suing the new orleans saints for discrimination, claiming the team has a double standards. we get the details from nbc news' gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: for three seasons bailey davis was a cheerleader for the new orleans saints until she was fired this january, she says, for posting this picture on her private instagram account. >> it was a b any differently

. >> you just had a double date with blake and ryan reynolds. >> yes, sort of yes. truth of the matter is we went to an amazing premiere and when we were leaving it looked like we were going on a date, but really we were probably all just going home to crash, together -- no, kidding. >> i think a lot of fans were very excited about it cause it's just a lot of hotness and a lot of visual. >> really? >> yes. >> i mean when you're around ryan and blake there's a lot of hotness yeah. >> and you and emily i mean it's like a lot to take in. >> that's very nice. >> so my mind was like do they have play dates? like are they best friends? >> not for our kids play dates, play dates with each other. that's it. just like which ball pit are we gonna meet at. things like that. >> i like that. john's got jokes. that comes in handy on set especially when communicate ear directing your first horror film and starring opposite your own wife, another first. >> i was so relieved. you're entering into it with apprehension that maybe we wouldn't work well together. >> you don't know. >> w

seat to watch the rest of coffey park rise up...from their kitchen windows.in santa rosa, spencer blakeour news. (justine jr) breaking news fire in north beach. (justine) recovery crews in miami have been working around the clock. police say at least six people were killed when a pedestrian bridge collapsed at florida international university. three bodies were pulled from the rubble this morning. authorities expect to find more as the recovery continues. kim hutcherson has details on the progress and investigation. juan perez / miami-dade police department director: "finally our crews that were assisting us in this process were successful after hours and hours of incredible work that they've been doing, were successful in moving two vehicles from under that rubbish."three victims were found in the two vehicles pulled from the rubble early saturday.multiple cars were crushed when the 950-ton pedestrian walkway crumbled onto the busy road below.crews hope to finish search and recovery efforts this weekend. deputy mayor maurice kemp / miami-dade county: "we anticipated we would have three

one last question, blake. >> thank you. to end with trade, there was a study released today showing that this would be the president's proposal, a net loss of 146,000 jobs. have the white house studied how many jobs could be lost or created because of his policies? >> this is something the president is committed to doing. he feels our national security is vital in this process and we have to have these industries to protect that. that's a big part of the goal. i'm not going to say that we're not looking at every facet of this. we are. it's been a very thoughtful and long process. but that is the focus of the decisions that he's making. >> the president's close friend carl icahn said he sold stock before the president made his announcement. can you tell us the last time that the president spoke with mr. ikahn and what they were planning to do? >> i'd have to verify and get back to you. thanks, guys. i'm going to let these -- hold on. i'm going to let these guys take a break. if they want to say anything, they're welcome cert

in san francisco's balboa theatre, spencer blake, kron four news. kron four news.nchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez) another round of cold temperatures are forecast for tonight due to light winds, mostly clear skies. temperatures will likely lower again into the 30s for most locations. patchy dense fog will once again be possible for portions of the north bay along with the concern for black ice. expect warmer weather over the next couple of days which will lead to warmer nighttime temperatures. by tuesday highs in the 60s to the mid 70s are forecast. some locations will see a 15 degree jump. a system will move to coast and bring another chance of rain to our region wednesday into thursday. expect less than 1/4" for almost all spots. tracking additional precipitation on friday. however, once again amounts will be very light. (justine) in national news... trump took twitter tonight... this time defending defending his plan to slap tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel. he wrote..."we are on the losin

thank you, blake. blake will be there for the joint news conference and president and leader of swede enlater he may be asked about all of that. gary cohn, president's top economic advisor, there are reports, bloomberg and others mr. cohn is pushing to meet with executives impacted by the steel tariffs. whether or gnat that meeting actually takes place at this point appears to be up in the air. if it were to take place it might be later this week. okay. >>> to "the hill"'s contributor liz peek, we have jason meister and radio talk show host ben kissell on all of this. let me start with you, liz, we could start a number of different places what blake said, paul ryan and others, people in the president's party, including paul ryan, trying to talk him out of being more aggressive on tariffs. what did you make of ryan argument, china is doing stuff they shouldn't be doing but this is not the way to go about punishing them for it? >> i think that is totally right. we have not seen where china steel is trans

lets talk to jonathan blake in being settled by october.n newsroom. jonathan, good morning. we are not surprised i suppose there was a disagreement, it is the impact this disagreement may have which will be important? yes, it shows just how divisive and issue brexiteers, not just just how divisive and issue brexiteers, notjust when you're arguing about it around the dinner table, chatting in the pub with your mates, but even among mps at westminster, so much so those on the committee whose job it is to oversee and scrutinise the work of the government on brexit cannot agree for that they are put out a report which is an update on the progress the government has made so far in their negotiations with the european union, but only a majority of mps on that committee, not all of them, have signed up to the official report. and the issue is around a recommendation by the chairman that the government should consider extending the transition period thereby delaying the actual time that britain's new relationship with the european union comes into

kron-4's spencer blake joins us live tonight from the scene...spencer describe what it was like.. vets who live there, people who work there, even a group of high school kids from napa who were rehearsing a play at the lincoln theater. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwide, right? different cities, different veterans homes and schools, but this thing actually hit home. it hit my mom's work."kevin bardales was communicating with his mom, who had her cell phone on her.she wasn't in the same part of campus as the gunmen, but she and her colleagues did have to barricade the doors, which have no locks."knowing my mom's in danger i had to call in sick and everything because i can't go to work knowing she's in danger."meanwhile the director at napa's justin- siena high school brought a school bus up to get 50 or so theater students who had been rehearsing a play at lincoln theater at the vet

we are going to go to blake berman at the white house with more. >> the white house saying this should have been no surprise as president trump talked about it in campaign trail but the president's sudden announcement on thursday was just that. in a meeting from executives from steel and aluminums industry and last-minute meeting that wasn't on the official schedule, president trump announcing that he would be slapping tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, 25% for steel and 10% aluminum, both higher than recommendation from commerce department. the president saying the language will be written now and he will make it official next week. >> we will probably see sometime next week, we will be signing it in and you will have protection for the first time in a long while and you have to regrow your industries, that's all i'm asking, regrow your industries. >> while the top numbers sent stock market to tumble. not even saying say countries or allies would be exempt. >> you won't be getting into details, should be read that there are exceptions in certain countries? >> again, i'm not going

and also heidi blake, edit up by speed. but do you make of all of this? a nswe rs. this? far more questions than answers. it looks like some extremely toxic and volatile substance was used. there is really no information right now at or who did this and for what motive. russia has a track record on this. i was head of the foreign office at the time of the previous poisoning. we got absolutely no cooperation from russia in that. the prime suspect was taken back to moscow and is now in the russian parliament. it is good news the russia is our saviour will help the investigation, i hope they will, under is a great deal of suspicion of a state hand. going back to the previous poisoning case, was the response from russia that you had and then in the initial days very much like the response that you hearing from russia now in relation to this incident? it was straight denial, as far as i remember. the suspect was back roger berry quickly. farfrom being willing to ta ke to quickly. farfrom being willing to take to die ten, he found a seat in the russian parliame

>> any way, up next, kelly clarkson on her double dates with blake and gwenn.t out of place in gwenn's massive mansion. >>> plus -- the wild ocean challenge in fiji you have to see. >> moving into the second stage like an animal. this is how you do it! >>> 39 days. 20 people. one survivor! >> oh, it never gets old. the 36th season of "survivor." >> wanna be right here. >> you have to get into the action. >> it's in my blood. i can't help it. yes, i traveled halfway around the world to fiji for another installment. can cam survive "survivor?" "e.t."'s been very risky letting you come out here. i don't see kevin frazier out here. the good news is we have a lot of safety divers in the water. >> that didn't inspire confidence, but come on, a survivor challenge in fiji. i am all in. my competition, special correspondent erin. >> she's been here a couple of times. but in fairness, the guy appears to be a gifted athlete. >> okay. so erin is a formidable opponent. our challenge, race through the obstacle course, and sink eight baskets to win. my teammate, the crew. eri