and bono then did an ad and wanted it red. he said i don't want the word "am" in parentheses. they put product in parentheses and red you will never see it, because steve jobs didn't want it the word "apple" in that parentheses. >> that is pricely color, alter, only you can deliver. >> well, bofo tells the story. i have it in the being from bono. >> the legacy lives on. >> walter, bloomberg is making a lot of this augmented reality push and the idea that they're in this to wint, putting together big teams, thinking of things like specticals i guess for lack of a better word, how serious do you take snit. >> i thought google glass might works. i got a pair. i watched snap trying to get into the business, snapchat with maybe its own eye grasses that take pictures. apple is a company that knows how to execute well. it will be interesting to see if two things they can do with this notion of video added, augmented reality, whatever they want to go in next. one is create a piece of hardware for augustmented reality, secondly to some

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culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but

the subject line was, elite law firm pro bono work for terrorists. you included an article about conservatives criticizing lawyers representing guantanamo detainees. you said, quote, i thought you might find this of interest. it seems odd to me more hasn't been made of this. this was one of several e-mails you sent, criticizing and drawing attention to lawyers representing guantanamo detainees. chief justice john roberts when he appeared before this committee was asked about whether he represented unpopular clients. he founders thought they were not being given their rights under the british system to which they were entitled by representing the british soldiers. john adams helped show that what they were about was defending the rule of law, not undermining it. that principle that you don't identify the lawyer with the particular view of the client or the views that the lawyer advances on behalf of a client is critical to the fair administration of justice. so for the record, would you put in perspective any comments that you made about people repres

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. >> workers are visiting communities and many attorneys working pro bono. staying ahead of the trump administration promise to strengthen enforcement. abc7 news. >>> violent robbery attempt in san francisco caught on surveillance video. man with gun and hammer knocked jewelry store on grant avenue. happened last month. police shared the video tonight. he didn't take anything. this is what he looks like without his mask on. no one was hurt fortunately. >>> special needs child was left on nevada school bus for four hours. >> boarded at 3:30 monday. driver parked what he thought was empty bus. after he received phone call from zpaefrp found the child sleeping underneath the seat. police will not pursue charges. >>> recent rains caused scary situation. gas leak forced people to leave homes. katie marzullo is live. repair work took all day. >> reporter: pg&e cruise wrapped upburn 3:30. only evidence is fresh asphalt on the street. ten hours after the initial gas leak reported. woman who called 911 described the intense first moments when it happened. well after

the subject line was, elite law firm pro bono work for terrorists. you included an article about conservatives criticizing lawyers representing guantanamo detainees. you said, quote, i thought you might find this of interest. it seems odd to me more hasn't been made of this. this was one of several e-mails you sent, criticizing and drawing attention to lawyers representing guantanamo detainees. chief justice john roberts when he appeared before this committee was asked about whether he represented unpopular clients. he founders thought they were not being given their rights under the british system to which they were entitled by representing the british soldiers. john adams helped show that what they were about was defending the rule of law, not undermining it. that principle that you don't identify the lawyer with the particular view of the client or the views that the lawyer advances on behalf of a client is critical to the fair administration of justice. so for the record, would you put in perspective any comments that you made about people repres

they may have been upstaged by their guests, though, having front man u2 bono. the president had a brunch there with his daughters in 2015. frigidrning's temperatures did not stop a road race in arlington. four-miler's first task is downhill. it is uphill the last two miles. runners were greeted by a finish revelersed with forcing patrick today. >> it's amazing -- revelers for st. patrick's day. >> it's amazing, we will have a party! kimberly: proceeds go to the arlington county police fund. there was aurg, celebration of all things irish, no running required. it was complete with irish music, green, and men in kilts. and it was a cold, windy day. in chicago, a decades-old tradition. the river green using a secret concoction of chemicals. years. the chemicals used were originally used to find leaks and pipes. and the parade organizers say it is all environmentally friendly. josh: the color, though, is pretty wild. pretty crazy. the weather -- kimberly: crazy, also. josh: yes, the big story is the colder temperatures. for most of us, just bundle up. there is noth

you're are supposed to be guaranteed access to counsel you pay for or pro bono services. 95% of the people in the immigration service go through pro se, without attorney. these are not attorneys paid for by the public. this just says, you are95% of te held, and you get access to attorney -- an attorney you paid for. soledad: why did you have to write in access to food and restroom facilities? congresswoman jayapal: they do not always feed people when they are being held. when the airport chaos happened after the ban, there were a lot of people being denied the opportunity to get food or water or go to the bathroom, even as they were being held. this was a serious issue, but within detention centers as a whole, we have seen tremendous human rights abuses. there is very little oversight. this is a system that needs as much oversight as we give in the jails. soledad: thanks for joining us. >> coming up, these college students turned their backs on a controversial speaker to make a point, but then chaos. >> i was horrified. >> what should we do when side when free speech silences free speech?

. >> workers are visiting communities and many attorneys working pro bono. staying ahead of the trump administration promise to strengthen enforcement. abc7 news. >>> violent robbery attempt in san francisco caught on surveillance video. man with gun and hammer knocked over a woman who works in jewelry store on grant avenue. happened last month. police shared the video tonight. he didn't take anything. this is what he looks like without his mask on. no one was hurt fortunately. >>> special needs child was left on nevada school bus for four hours. >> boarded at 3:30 monday. driver parked what he thought was empty bus. after he received phone call from zpaefrp found the child sleeping underneath the seat. police will not pursue charges. >>> recent rains caused scary situation. gas leak forced people to leave homes. katie marzullo is live. repair work took all day. >> reporter: pg&e cruise wrapped upburn 3:30. only evidence is fresh asphalt on the street. ten hours after the initial gas leak reported. woman who called 911 described the intense first moments whe

you're are supposed to be guaranteed access to counsel you pay for or pro bono services. 95% of the people in the immigration service go through pro se, without attorney. these are not attorneys paid for by the public. this just says, you e95% of te held, and you get access to attorney -- an attorney you paid for. soledad: why did you have to write in access to food and restroom facilities? congresswoman jayapal: they do not always feed people when they are being held. when the airport chaos happened after the ban, there were a lot of people being denied the opportunity to get food or water or go to the bathroom, even as they were being held. this was a serious issue, but within detention centers as a whole, we have seen tremendous human rights abuses. there is very little oversight. this is a system that needs as much oversight as we give in the jails. soledad: thanks for joining us. >> coming up, these colleg students turned their backs on a controversial speaker to make a point, but then chaos. >> i was horrified. >> what should we do when side when free speech silences free speech? >>

. >> all the lawyers on the case are working pro bono. they want trump to step away from the business. >> our goal is to win this, we didn't bring it just to bring it. we definitely want the end game which is for him to divest from the hotel. take the trump name off of the hotel and for him not to be gaining financially. >> the white house isn't commenting on the lawsuit but the trump organization has dismissed it calling it a wild ic lacking in legal merit. >> president trump has been named in 52 lawsuit since his inauguration. obama was named in three, and clinton and bush were named in four in the same amount of time on the job. >>> version two of the executive order on immigration takes effect next thursday. but a judge in maryland will take arguments about blocking it less than 24 hours before officials start enforcing it. this is one of three cases next week. >>> and debbie wasserman schultze posted this picture of muhammad ali's son saying he was detained by airport officials for a second time. he was held and questioned at reagan

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son chaz bono and elijah blue walledon married since 2013. >> do you want grandkids?m. >> somebody give cher some grandkids. you know she deserves them. from one legend to another you know elvis would have turned 82 earlier this year and the king's resting place is of course his beloved graceland. earlier you saw elvis's ex-wife priscilla talk to cameron mat s mathison there but she also gave him an exclusive tour of graceland's new entertainment complex that cost $45 million to construct. >> this is the famous gold chu suit he didn't like the pants. >> you can also1970s. >> he wld squat the pan more freedom. >> he liked them. >> right here. >> the new attraction called "elvis presley's memphis." some of his prized collection of cars are on display for the first time. >> we've never been able to have the space to take these cars and put them all in one place. we've got cadillacs. we've got oh, my gosh, ferraris. >> what a beauty. this is so gorgeous. >> isn't it beautiful? 1960 mg. now, this was actually one of elvis's personal cars and they used it in "blue hawaii."

so not just the high and corporate attorneys, but attorneys willing to do the pro bono work, really help the people that need access to the justice system. >> a committee of bar examiners is looking at the current standards and whether they need to be lowered. >>> now could be your chance to outsmart the brutal bay area housing market. two historic homes in oakland can be yours for just $1 each. yep, $1. one has three bedrooms, the other four. so what's the catch? you need to move them before they're torn down. they're being cleared away for a 127-unit apartment building and to meet historic preservation requirements, the builder has to make an effort to have them moved. the homes are on brook street just north of lake merritt. you have until april 30th to move one or both of the homes and, yeah, move them. >>> call it the battle of the bug. two bay area counties are going after some nasty pests. in santa clara county, the department of food and agriculture is releasing wasps to try to get rid of the asian citrus cyllid. they endanger citrus trees, turning fruit bitter and killing the tr

i took this case pro bono at the request of human rights foundation, a very reputable organisation ind in fact the immigration judge found, based on the evidence, that amos yee was prosecuted in singapore as a pretext, under laws of general applicability, in this case wounding religious feelings. but the real goal of those laws were to silence his very critical dissent, and if you look at singapore's track record, this is the modus operandi of the government. now, the us government, though, the department of homeland security, they say yee's case did not qualify as persecution based on political beliefs, and they have got about 30 days to appeal this decision for political asylum, granting him political asylum. so what is next for amos yee? well, let me just say that we have, obviously, different branches of government here, as in different countries. we have thejudiciary, we have the legislative branch, and of course we have the department of homeland security, and each branch has its role. and so the government of the united states argued, and correctly so, that governments have the

[laughter] i had dinner with gates. -- bono and bill i actually have a bone to pick with him.o single person should have that much talent, because it leaves a lot less for the rest of us. not only a brilliant musician and also a world-class philanthropist, but he speaks like a poet. after he was done discussing efforts that he and others were meeting to end extreme poverty and end preventable diseases, he reminded my colleagues and me when he said something really precious about america when he said i'm very proud to be irish and i'm very proud of ireland. but ireland is just a country. america is also an idea. as the american hearing his , those as the parade of world leaders visiting the white house, the irish prime minister and most recently chancellor merkel both pointed out and reminded the president of america's proud heritage as both the land of opportunity and a sanctuary for those of peril. this has been remarkable and humbling and it's impressed upon me the damage that the executive orders are doing, separate and apart the damage of the national security. in 1990, fo

the pair has illuminated stars like u2's bono and katy perry.head of the others. how is your dress different from a dress you just put on a switch and it lights up? >> well, it's different in a lot of ways. the first way that comes to mind is it's a lot more intelligent. if you just turn on a switch and it lights up, that's a simple circuit like you would have on a christmas tree. ours is storing the microprocessor. so in a sense, the dress is a computer in itself. >> reporter: the result, lights on the dress can change colors with the rhythm of a heart beat. so at future cocktail parties, you can tell if somebody is anxious by the color of their dress? >> yeah, maybe. that's one of the things people discovered about wearable technology, it redraws the boundaries of privacy information. >> reporter: it's being developed for cars and computers and medical equipment. these first steps are just the beginning. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others chec

bono is nowmith: trying to make music hour international language. eileen: and doing a pretty good job of it, i would say, wouldn't you? ambassador smith: yeah, he is. maybe one oren: two more questions? made reference to your wonderful doll collection. can you tell us about the doll collection you had as a girl? where is it now? ambassador smith: it is at our house at the cape. eileen: the house at the cape, so it was used for research now. ambassador smith: yes. the doll collection is there. it is all set up. you probably know about it, don't you? eileen: does everybody know about your doll collection? no, that is what they are here for. ambassador smith: they had the idea that they would ask other ambassadors if they would like to buy a doll and name it for wherever they were representing in the united states. and they would sell the doll as dressed in the native costume. they wanted to give it to their daughter jeanne. so they sent it to a lot of embassies all over the world. becausee very excited they went to hundreds and hundreds of countries a

protesters, politicians, pro bono attorneys trying to sift through all that chaos. now for round 2. nbc's sharon katsuda live and they're already reacting. good morning. >> we're having a moment where we're going to try to get sharon katk ur trk katsuda's audio. but here they wrote, quote, the trump administration's repackaging has done nothing to change the i am moral, unconstitutional and dangerous ban of the refugees. we're going back to sharon katsuda. >> we do not have sharon right now, but we are getting reaction from local lawmakers like miss pelosi. we'll have much more information as our newscast continues. there is likely to be another court battle over in. several attorney generals saying they are studying the language of the latest travel ban and they are considering further action. a lawyer from the immigration center has said it's time to go to court. download our app and we will send breaking news right to your smartphone. >>> in the meantime, also new at 11:00, the u.s. supreme court gives a major transgender rights case back to a lower court. that means the supreme

i spent 30 years placing cases in pro bono and know what a difference the lawyers make. thank you. >> thank you for taking the time, my name is angel villas and i'm an immigrant and my entire family is immigrants and i can tell you firsthand, immigrants documented or undocumented come with one goal, to achieve the american dream. they seem refuge and come to work hard. immigrants contribute to our economy; they pay taxes. so there comes a time where you have to stand and be counted. supervisors, this is one of those of times. it is an immigration issue. therefore, it's a human rights issue. so please support this legislation. without representation, this particular segment of our community are the most vulnerable. they need your support and i hope you provide that legal support and provide the funds. thank you. >> supervisors, ian lewis, restaurant workers and 80% of us were born overseas and our union pulled resources for a legal fund, but those of us in the private sector can't do this work alone. it's not just a matter of justice and humanitarianism and the money we'r

tmz is reporting that the former president dined with u 2 bono. another san francisco eatery has declared itself a sanctuary restaurant. the restaurant hopes it can calm fears from its staff which has expressed concern about rumored immigration raids. the designation, of course does not have any legal standing, but the owner says it has taught her how to protect her employees' rights. >> we have to have a warrant, they can't just come in and say, hey now i know that all your employees are illegal. it's like, well, wait a minute, how do you know that for a fact? >> the golden gate restaurant association is encouraging more san francisco restaurants to declare themselves sanctuaries, they are hosting a workshop at don ramon's. now to the father who is having his starring moment during a tv interview. until his very little costar showed up unexpect he hadly. >> this morning on bbc world, breaking news from south korea. professor robert kelly, apparently in his home office unaware that his toddler is now photo bombing his interview. >> shifting sands

culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but

they are not out for monetary damages but their team of attorneys working pro bono say they are askingtrump to remedy the unfair competition by re-signing. divesting from the hotel or closing it while in office. today the trump organization fired back calling the lawsuit a "wild publicity stunt completely lacking in legal merit." in northwest, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: donald trump's travel ban might get in the way of the u.s. hosting the world cup in 2026. fifa's president came out today saying the u.s. would have to guarantee full access to the country for players on qualifying teams and they can be from all over the world. the world cup is nine years away fifa expects bidding to begin next year with the host decided in 2020. alison: comedian dave c dropped by and smoke at a city council meeting regarding the aggressive actions by the police on new year's eve. officers tried to disburse a group by driving the cruisers through the crowd. >> this is a golden opportunity. in this trump era, an opportunity to show everybody in local politics. >> the yellow spring officers will un

i spent 30 years placing cases in pro bono and know what a difference the lawyers make. thank you. >> thank you for taking the time, my name is angel villas and i'm an immigrant and my entire family is immigrants and i can tell you firsthand, immigrants documented or undocumented come with one goal, to achieve the american dream. they seem refuge and come to work hard. immigrants contribute to our economy; they pay taxes. so there comes a time where you have to stand and be counted. supervisors, this is one of those of times. it is an immigration issue. therefore, it's a human rights issue. so please support this legislation. without representation, this particular segment of our community are the most vulnerable. they need your support and i hope you provide that legal support and provide the funds. thank you. >> supervisors, ian lewis, restaurant workers and 80% of us were born overseas and our union pulled resources for a legal fund, but those of us in the private sector can't do this work alone. it's not just a matter of justice and humanitarianism and the money we'r

they're working pro bono.il rights lawyers that they want to emphasize everyone is legally able to come into the country ought to be allowed to. they don't want any gray area or confucian and that offers seices began pro bono to make sure that happens. no chaos. i guess that the headline. neil: seems a little bit more stable this romp in the last go around. we've been reporting a couple of these bee gees don't like this one anymore. we see two so far, expect more to come. senator chuck schumer and a battle over the border. he thinks he sees a weapon of opportunity here to stop donald trump and his order while tracks. can he? why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, g

hundreds and hundreds of hours spent working on pro bono cases are testament to that. he didn't have to do any of it. the bar doesn't require it, but he did it out of the graciousness of his heart and obligation. those who know him best and also tested the kind of person he is. throughout his legal career, both in public and private is, his pro bono work with and against hundreds of lawyers, those attorneys who know him well typically speak with one voice when they tell you the dignity, humility and a sense of fairness are the hallmarks of this nominee. in conclusion, mr. chairman, i take a momento remind all present and those listening and following that this exact week, 218 years ago, our founding fathers finish the final draft of the u.s. constitution after a long hot summer of drafting and debating. when ben franklin fulton emerged from independence hall upon the conclusion of the convention, reporter asked him, mr. franklin, what have you wrought? and he said, a republic if you can keep it. and that is what this advice and consent process is all about. but the con

i spent 30 years placing cases in pro bono and know what a difference the lawyers make. thank you. >> thank you for taking the time, my name is angel villas and i'm an immigrant and my entire family is immigrants and i can tell you firsthand, immigrants documented or undocumented come with one goal, to achieve the american dream. they seem refuge and come to work hard. immigrants contribute to our economy; they pay taxes. so there comes a time where you have to stand and be counted. supervisors, this is one of those of times. it is an immigration issue. therefore, it's a human rights issue. so please support this legislation. without representation, this particular segment of our community are the most vulnerable. they need your support and i hope you provide that legal support and provide the funds. thank you. >> supervisors, ian lewis, restaurant workers and 80% of us were born overseas and our union pulled resources for a legal fund, but those of us in the private sector can't do this work alone. it's not just a matter of justice and humanitarianism and the money we'r

even before that i was doing pro bono work for the aclu in the weeks and months after 9/11. and then this national security program at the aclu which had existed until 1990 9/11 had been shut down because everybody thought it was the end of of history, it was resurrected after 9/11, and i started working in that group which became formalized as the national security project. and we worked on government surveillance, ideological exclusion, the exclusion of foreign scholars because of their political views. we worked on issues relating to immigration and national security and then on issues relating to detention and interrogation. and a lot of my energy was spent during the bush administration on interrogation policy, on trying to compel the government to be more forthcoming about its interrogation policies, about its detention policies. and we had some degree of success in forcing the government to disclose what turned out to be evidence of the torture of prisoners at guantanamo and in cia black sites. and then when the obama administration took office, president obama now fa

attorneys who had come out to offer their services pro bono.y are still here, and they say they will remain here because they may trust that the -- you know, the new executive order has eliminated the folks from iraq and not the green card holders. they're standing by still offering their services and of course there will be legal challenges to this. you can be sure. liz. liz: okay. well, will they hold up? that's what we're going to attack next. a couple of things as jeff mentioned will it hold up? is it watertight? and also, you will hear the cries that it is antimuslim. so as you look at what's been going on, and we should tell you as you just saw the fbi is indicating that 300 refugees are currently the subject of fbi terror investigations. these are refugees who got into the u.s. that of course brings in the line of why donald trump was so concerned about putting this travel order back in play. let's bring in two voices on this. i am joined now by zuhdi jasser, founder and member of the islamic foreign, a devout muslim and ken, looking at

. >> i will represent her pro bono.re we not concerned about the mixture of the three branches of government? what, we will send i.c.e. in congress and what they should legislate? >> martha: the details are a little bit fuzzy, i will grant you that. it appears that he went out a door. they were outside. so i don't know if it makes a difference legally if they are outside they are or they are outside at home. why would that legally make a difference? >> i guarantee you what happene happened, hijab. the prosecutor tipped off putin and was subject to deportation they've got jurisdiction to go into the courthouse. this makes it more to do their job so it's not a matter of mixing the branches of government or anything that one branch offending the other through their actions, this is something that is done. >> martha: i'm sorry. he got away, a couple of weeks later he was taken in custody. and he was there on a dui charge, under these rules that exist, he's got to go strikes against him, francisco. one is that the white and

many attorneys are working pro bono. it's their way of staying ahead of the trump administration's promise to stiffer immigration enforcement. >>> a violent robbery attempt in san francisco was caught on surveillance video. take a look. watch as the man with a gun and hammer knocked over a woman who works at a jewelry store on grant avenue. police shared the surveillance video yesterday. the man waved his gun around, ordered employees to the ground and smashed display cases. he didn't take anything. here's what he looks like without his mask. no one was hurt there. >>> special needs child was left in a nova school bus for three hours. the 4-year-old student boarded at the nova education center 3:30 on monday. the driver parked near his own home with what he thought was an empty bus. after he received a phone call from the dispatcher, the driver found the child sleeping underneath a seat. >>> the city of san jose announced the hiring of a new director of emergency services. ray reardon has experience in the bay area. a ci

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as his presidency true to a close, brought to bono 's barack obama's incidental intercepts of americans abroad taking advantage of the rules tt their boss relaxed starting in 2011 to help better fight terrorism, espionage, et . were they using under the guise of protecting the country and legitimate surveillance of america's enemies, friends, foes, where they using that as a ruse to tap into donald trump's transition team in trump tower, do you think? >> i think that is the concern, a lot of the sources that have spoken to john and i have. their concern is look, we want to be able to go after the terrorists and find these hackers and cyber espionage and counterespionage, we need it but are people using this at at the back door to actually spy on americans? is this being politicized and is this political espionage? that's the question we all need to be asking. we all need to kind of understand that civil liberties here are being in a sense being violated if what our sources are saying is true. >> sean: john, your reaction. >> i agree. there was one official intelligent person we talked t

why would you take this case on, pro bono?re being bullied or treated unjustly or unfairly. >> reporter: across the aisle, prosecutor amy wierich, an ambitious, no-holds-barred assistant d.a. >> amy is a real no-nonsense type. very intense throughout. >> reporter: as the trial starts, wierich comes out swinging for the electrified fences. she wants a life sentence. >> that defendant killed her mother with premeditation. >> reporter: wierich calls many of the kids in noura's circle to the stand. a phalanx of her now-former friends lines up to portray her as a girl gone wild. >> on the stand today we heard from more of noura jackson's friends. >> she liked to use xanax bars. >> pharmaceutical drugs. >> cocaine. >> reporter: how much did that hurt her case? >> significantly. >> reporter: noura's friends admitted to doing much of the same alongside her. >> most of the stuff they said was true. i mean, she was doing that. but so were they. if the behavior that she exhibited was grounds for mother murder, then why aren't all those o

. >>> stepping out, the obamas out on the town with u2's front man bono in new york city.r president, first lady and music icon dining in a private room at park avenue's swanky upland restaurant reportedly ordering pasta, a fried chicken sandwich and the sausage and kale pizza. who do you think got the sausage and kale pizza? >> that sounds like a fancy meal, sausage and kale pizza. >> it was pretty obvious they were there, the secret service was swarming. >> i've been to that restaurant. it was pretty good. not that swanky. they let me in. >> did you get a sausage and kale pizza. >> i can't remember what i have but it might have involved kale. >>> coming up, there's been so much talk -- you might have heard this -- about the fitness guru, richard simmons. a popular podcast has been a asking questions about why he disappeared from public life three years ago. what the lapd is saying about all of in this morning. >>> but we're going to start here with a retired police officer who will now stand trial for the fatal shooting of a man inside of a movie theater. >> that's after

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one is i think that obama should spend less time having lunch with bono and more time defending himselfseems the only right and fair thing to do. on the other hand, while we're talking about wire tapping and russia and general flynn, this week it was released that ivanka trump's products went up by 200%. eric trump was quoted as saying business is booming. and so what i'm reading into this is that we've got this masterful sleight of hand magician in the white house, vice president pence, steve baninaba bannon are running the government. and donald trump continues to be the global businessman he was and remains. >> react to that and tell me what you think here. the question has been put out, what is closer to the truth here that the trump campaign was wire tapped by the obama administration as the accusation is or the trump white house has colluded with russia in some form or fashion. >> that's a big question. >> all for you, noel. >> yeah, i can handle it. one of the things is we all know that you don't have to officially approve anything for surveillance to happen. that surveillance ca

unfortunately, sting, rihanna, bono, york, aren't u.s. citizens so they can't be in the cabinet.cided to limit the list down to eligible folks who don't go on by stage names. here it goes. could certainly envision cher to head up the treasury perhaps. after fabio became a citizen just last year, he could become a model secretary of state. material girl madonna would be a natural. as commerce secretary. beyonce can get the military in formation. as secretary of defense. and bam, you could get emiril as your agriculture secretary. who knows how to handle food better? why not attorney general rroux paul? you never know. this could be a list of oprah's things. we had a little extra time on our hands. we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." f "for the record" with greta starts right now. ♪ >>> tonight, veep. my special interview with vice president mike pence right here in our studio. talking about the big speech and making news on budget cuts, terrorism and the road ahead and obamacare. can president trump bridge that deep divide with democrats and republicans? and what about t

. >> reporter: consulate workers are visiting communities many attorneys are working pro bono. t it's their way of staying ahead of the trump administration's promise to stiffen immigration enforcement. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc7 news. >>> violent robbery attempt in san francisco was caught on surveillance camera. take a look. watch as a man with a gun and a hammer knocked over a woman who works at this jewelry store on grant avenue. it happened last month but police shared this sflt sflt with us yesterday. the man waved his gun around and smashed the display cases but didn't take anything. here's what he looks like without a mask. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> a special needs child was left on a novato school bus for three hours. the 4-year-old student boarded the bus at the nova education center 3:30 on monday. the driver parked near his own home with what he thought was an empty bus. after he received a phone call from the dispatcher, the driver found the child sleeping underneath a seat. police will not pursue any charges. >>> city of san jose has just anno