. >> my name is carson good.or more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> that's the same lamp, yes. >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> that's the table that's here. that's still there. oh, my goodness. >> right. >> and it's an exact match. >> right. >> now, what the heck were two infamous gangsters doing in carson's great- grandfather's lake house? we'll get to that. but first, a little gangster history. >> the 1920s and '30s becomes known as the "gangster era" in ame

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we are joined by many members of my cabinet, secretary ben carson. thank you very much, ben. i appreciate it. not been easy to do. also joining us the council's executive director, scott turner. he is a former nfl turner and state legislator and a businessman, a leader in his church and community. scott, thank you for doing a great job and hopefully your results will be seen. that's when i'm going to thank you. i appreciate it. the croum will focus its efforts on economically distressed communities across the country including opportunity zones which are up and running doing incredibly well beyond expectation, which we are designated by our nation's governors under a crucial provision of our new tax cuts. that was a part of what we got approved with the tax cut. and i don't know that people talked about it, but it was very important. we are providing massive tax incentives to create jobs and opportunities where they are needed the most. this is all throughout the country. this council will further leverage federal resources and authorities to support these communities however

♪ >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show." night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh? >> jay leno

secretary carson made a speech yesterday talking about affordable housing, touting the administration's efforts on it. i want to get your response to one of the things he said, that according to the story in national mortgage magazine, "carson cited opportunity zones as one program expected to greatly increase access to affordable housing, adding the encouragement of capital in distressed communities. what you think about that argument in that approach? it's promising. we are waiting to see it fully implemented. i should have said earlier, you don't directly spend for this, you do give tax breaks and the low income housing tax credit, that people use to draw developers into the production of housing, that's one of the most important components of this. so this opportunity zone takes advantage of the tax zone and provides other incentives for businesses to locate in low income areas and as the secretary says, this could foster other kinds of development, housing provisions that -- we are, we are open to that. a majory hasn't had impact yet. there is a lot of interest in my state and comm

when wasone, carson?er secret is spending time with family and friends. angela kappen is from west palm beach, florida. she has two grand kids and three great grand kids. hope she takes them a to game. and happy 100th birthday toohn nord, a world war ii veteran from tampa, florida. he can speak six languages and worked as an interpreter during the war. we salute you service. >> as always, there's justmore, so much more at today.com/al. on this earth week, have you heard about the planetary diet? i haven't hear i tried every di. it could be good for you and the environment. also, why singer and new mom rachel platten has decided to share her more vulnerable motherhood moments with her fans on social media. that and more on and coming up tomorrow on "today," the latest on the measles outbreak and the quarantine in california. ahead on the third hour, we're putting a superfood twist on ouetzels. >>s good. have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see a youer the local > good morning, everybody. 8:56 now on this

it is very odd, because secretary ben carson and i went to the same high school. and sometimes -- i remember a 16-year-old girl in high school as he came in, and he was phenomenal. he had just written the book about his -- like historic surgery and separating twins. it was phenomenal. and he actually said -- it doesn't matter, you know, how you grew up. if you work hard enough, you'll succeed. so it's really troubling as in january 2018 under secretary carson's leadership he halted -- hud halted implementation of agencies of furthering the fair housing rule. under his leadership, he reportedly proposed removing the words, quote, free from discrimination from hud's mission statement. in march 2017, under secretary carson's leadership, hud withdrew a notice regarding a proposal to require owners and operators of hud-funded homeless shelters to post a notice, informing individuals of their rights under hud's, quote, equal access with an individual's gender identity and community development planning programs. even though we have seen a huge hike, i think the lgbtq yo

joining us now, democratic congressman andre carson. thanks so much for joining us. let's get to the breaking news right away. the president says he may hold a news conference on the mueller report tomorrow. we're already hearing from white house officials who are having serious second thoughts about having cooperated with the special counsel. does that tell you anything about what we should expect from this redacted version of the mueller report? >> in many ways, yes. i think the president wants to get ahead of the media frenzy that will inevitably take place as a result of the full report being released. i'm concerned about the reza redactions in the report, what it means, to what extent are we protecting sensitive sources and methods. and hopefully as we go further, how much of it is how broad is it, how ambiguous is it? i'm hoping we don't get muddled with redactions that we can't get to the root of the report.

one quote i pulled from there is, "carson's h.u.d. suspended the affirmative furthering fair housing rule in 2018. plans to reframe it to challenge the exclusionary land use regulations of cities and counties that receive h.u.d. funding. this represents federal power to prestores property rights and hopefully will reduce poverty." do you believe, dr. furth, do you believe that the process at resulted in h.u.d.'s 2015 affirmatively furthering fair housing rule was ineffective and if so, why? mr. furth: so i take your question to mean, was the rule -- mr. mchenry: was the 2015 rule ineffective and if so why? mr. furth: so it appears to have been ineffective to me. some people thinks we should have been given longer and people can differ on that point but to me it helped jurisdictions that wanted to be inclusive. so if you look at the new orleans assessment of fair housing, it's great. it has lots of good things and they tried to follow up on those policies. if we look at communities that didn't want to be inclusive, it didn't force them

it is very odd because secretary ben carson and i went to the same high school. i remember a 16-year-old girl in high school as he came in, and he was phenomenal, he had just written a book about his historic surgery and separating twins. it was phenomenal. if you'll work hard you'll succeed. under leadership, hud halted implementation of the agencies furthering the housing rule. under his leadership he purportedly proposed releasing language from the hud written statement. in march 2017, hud withdrew a federal register notice requiring a proposal for owners of hud shelters to post an ordinance under hud's equal access to future programs. even though we've seen a huge hike, i think the lgbtq youth in the u.s. are 20% more likely to experience homelessness than the non-lgbtq today. i come from a community why every corner reminds me of the civil rights unit. i remember in detroit being chosen as a secret shopper -- i was very good at it -- and i came back watching these slides and making little notes of questions they would ask you, do you have children, things li

carson daly catching up with music superstar pink. they have been friends since his trl days.wow. about 20 years ago? >> they are so adorable. such a good conversation between them. it's not like interviewer and interviewee. it's really good. >> looking forward to that conversation coming up. >>> the headlines of the morning. severe weather on the move this morning after tearing through much of the south. an ef-3 tornado ripped through ruston, louisiana, thursday, winds 136 miles an hour. two people were killed when a that tree fell on their home. louisiana's governor has declared a state of emergency there. 20 million on the east coast are at risk for severe weather. powerful winds and thunderstorms could impact hundreds of flights. dylan is going to be back in a couple of moents with the forecast. >>> new details this morning about the circumstances surrounding otto warmbier and his release from north korean custody. a former u.s. official says north korea insisted the u.s. agree to pay $2 million in medical costs before warmbier was released in 2017. that official says an e

we are pleased to be joined by many members of my cabinet ben carson who leases very important initiative. thank you very much ben i appreciate it. it is not been easy to do. also joining us as a counsel's new executive director scott, he is a foreigner mfl player and a state legislator and a businessman and a leader in his church in his community, scott i want to thank you for doing such a good job in any year-to-year results will hopefully be very well -- that's what i'm really going to thank you. thank you scott the council will focus its efforts on economically distressed communities across the country including opportunity zones which are as you know up and running and are doing incredibly well beyond expectation. which we are designated by our nation's governors under a crucial provision of her new tax cuts. that was part of what we got approved with the tax cut. i don't know that people talk about it but it was very important. we are providing massive taxes for private investment in these areas to create jobs and opportunities where are needed the most. this counsel will further le

specifically coming from ben carson, to be honest i was a little upset, because ben carson has ignored a lot of civil rights cases coming into his office. in his two-year term he is only approved one of the cases, and it was not even the most provocative case. i am very inspired by my fellow delegates i have met that we can achieve the american dream, i believe that in order to do that, we must take the veil off of our eyes and realize that at the state we are at now, the american dream is not attainable for everybody and we must work harder to achieve that. brian: thank you. [applause] brian: one more. please stand. >> i am from the district of columbia, which i hope will be the 51st state. the quote would like to give you today is that women's rights are natural lights, immutable and universal. [applause] brian: where did you get that? >> jack warren from the society of cincinnati revolutionary war historians. brian: ways that the most important quote -- why is that the most important quote? >> these days some people get a bad reputation for calling themselves feminists, because peop

hey ,siri can i recycle myne ipho >> and thank you, carson.ll us more is curator brett lipman. i've seen these sculptures popping up across the area wondering what's going on. you picked 20 piec art that display here. how did you decide what to choose? >> i'm working with an international art fair. i'm choosing artists who are working with the fair it started in london. this is the first year it's in new york. when one starts to think about stchoosing ar you have to think about where they're from, who they are, the scale of the work. it's been an inedible projec rockefeller center filled with art. it's a wonderful place to work. >> i can't ima ne what it was like to shut dnun fifth a to put this up two nights ago. and you built it here. what is this piece of art? >> this is a work by a spanish artist. he shows many international sculptures. th is calledehind the walls. i think it's about personality responsibili in a complicated world we live in. do we put hands over our eyes or see what the world looks >>like? his is fascinating. you can see

congratulations to tiger woods. >> and to carson,obody loves tiger more than carson.ke i'm dying. >> worry about "the voice" anotherday. > in other news, 2019 coachella music festival took pl oe in californiar the weekend. there were a few surprised performances, first during dj snake set. cardi b came out and surprised the crowd. here's a bit of their performance.g [ music playi where is >> we're going to add that. >> i like saying. taki-taki. >> the night not only marked the first performance but her first return to the stage since she sought treatment for mental health treatment last year. >>> a final set of the festival with headliner ariana grande brought out famous boy band in sync to perform alongside her. take a look. there you go performing their classic. >> playing jt. >> so that's tearing up my heart. all members from the groupid from jt. >> investigative reporter, was stin there? >> now i see what was happening. >> it's good. >> taki-taki. finally, thebi first look at little lies" season two has been revealed. hbo released the season trailer for the upcomi

now the head teacher of carson ‘s school has said it's a truly devastating news what's happened and the today, there will bea happened and later today, there will be a community vigil held by the family. thank you for that update. earlier this week samsung sent out their new folding smartphone to a number of media outlets, including the bbc, hoping to wow the world with what appeared to be a very impressive bit of engineering. perhaps now they wish they hadn't. some of the journalists with the phones have had a few issues, reporting this and this and this samsung said they'd received "a few reports" of damage to the main display, and would "thoroughly inspect these units in person. this is some of the reports. samsung said they received 80 reports of damage the display and will inspect the units in person. —— they received some reports of damage. it's a bit a significant setback to the company's hopes of wowing the world with what, at first glance, was a very impressive feat of engineering. the bbc‘s technology reporter chris foxjoins me now. what was the phone like to use? it's big, it

. -- secretary steve mnuchin and ben carson who were right here and they are. [applause] they're waving at me through the door. [laughter] and that's ok. just stay there, fellas. they've already heard from you. [applause] [laughter] and they're doing a great job, those two. and for their tireless work on behalf of nearly 35 million americans living in opportunity zones. tremendous community. since we passed our historic tax cuts and reform just over one year ago wages are rising fast and they're rising most quickly for the lowest income americans. you know, you keep hearing about for the wealthiest. not the wealthie. it's for frankly, blue collar workers. lower income people. african-american unemployment. hispanic-american unemployment. asian-american unemployment have reached the lowest levels in the history of our country. that's great. [applause] rates and new jobs of about 6,500 jobs added every single day. think of that. amazing. and something i'm very proud of and worked very hard with jared and everybody on was judicial reform and to give inmates a seco

>> thank you, carson.s more, the art curator from free sculpture. seeing them pop up across rockefeller center wondering what is going on. you've picked 20 pieces of rock to display around rockefeller center. how did you disease what to choose? >> free sculptor started in london, first year it's here in new york in collaboration with rock center. when one starts to think about choosing artists you have to think about where they're from, who they are the scale of the work. it's been an incredible project. rockefeller center is filled with art and a wonderful place to work i. can't imagine what it was like to shut down this area and put this up. >> a work by a spanish artist who shows many -- internationally and shows sculptors all over the world. this piece is called "behind the walls." i think it's an personal responsibility in a complicated world we live in. do we put our hands over our eyes or see what the world looks like? >> fascinating. you can see them inside amounted outside the buildings here. >> a

with 93 points carson daly, you are the champion!ren't far behind. >> i would like to share this with my fellow co-anchors, this is for all of us. we will keep it in the orange room. >> wait. you came in third. >> i was in third at 67. >> al? >> 40. >> and savannah 29. >> can i say something about my bracket for one second? i picked uva and virginia tech, but it was uva and texas tech. >> so you were -- >> thank you. you had a word? >> you had one word in there. >> here is my thing. that's a really nice trophy. >> yeah, it's nice. >> i think they bought it right over here in times square. >> just ahead -- >> if you peel that off, it says world's greatest dad. >> last night's academy of country music awards, a well deserved first for our pal keith urban coming up. >> i would like to thank michelle pfeiffer. >> i would li >> i would li michelle pfeiffer. woman 1: this... woman 2: ...this... man 1: ...this is my body of proof. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthri

chaired by secretary carson who by the way is doing a fantastic job on hud. he's really doing a fantastic job. [applause] his vision is to marshal 16 federal agencies and coordinate dozens of existing federal programs to provide maximum support to opportunity zones. and here with us today is a man who i knew through watching him on television. and he was a great football player. he's a businessman. he's a former state legislator and retired after nine years. not bad in the nfl. scott turner is working 25 hours a day. he's doing an incredible job. everybody loves him and they respect him. they respect him a lot. come on up, scott. come on up. [applause] >> well, good afternoon. thank you, mr. president. and i appreciate your vision and your leadership on this. and i just -- a couple of quick things i have to say. you know, i have a lot of joy in my heart and i a lot of resolve in my spirit. joy, because as i look out on the room what, a great representation of our country of the true heart of america and a culture of america. and that brings me great job. -- j

from secretary carson. it was pretty simple.rybody,n dream is and so that idea that regardless race, religion, creed, gender, that we all, as americans have an equal make lives better for ourselves, for our children and those after us. that is important to me and i really value. and so in a divisive time like go back is important to to our roots and founding ideals that every american is an merican and every american has an opportunity. >> i'll ask you the same question i asked earlier. if we had a constitutional convention today we could come agreement? >> yes. >> yes, sir. my name is he'd and i'm from oklahoma. >> i see the likeness of god in human face and if you do that it is hard to hate. you you feel how politically or what you think of the green new deal or president don't love each other, we've already lost. >> thank you. table. yes, ma'am. green state of washington. >> what did you write down? >> i wrote down if everybody's job,y you're not doing your and this is from elizabeth think it really resonates because you can'

carson's look alike?u guys are from houston. what were you doing in town? >> here celebrating hallie's 10th birthday. >> double digits. what are you doing while you are here? >> we went to the statue of liberty and the empire state building. >> very cool. and now when do you go home? >> today. >> well, we cleared things out for you. >> great, thank you. good job, al. >> are you available to do "the voice"? >> absolutely. >> you could be his stunt double. okay. thanks so much, guys. >> he needs a bloody mary. if you want to be carson, you would have a glbloody mayfield russ marry. >>> up next, we will catch up with cher. >>> and a living legend, i got to sit down with marion ross. you know her as mrs. c from "happy days." she is fantastic. 90 years old and just full of victim and vigor. she is going to share memories from the set. why she has always felt like a hollywood outsiders. >>> fitting fashions for what was a rainy day, the best gear to brave the elements while still looking stylish. >>> and this i

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ben carson will back that up.hour. >>> a college campus, i can't believe this one, is not happy that justice kavanaugh has been invited to teach a law class. can you believe that? a sitting justice from the supreme court, they don't want him? unbelievable. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ . . stuart: moderate democrats are trying to make a comeback. having seen their party overrun by socialists they perhaps realize the far left will lose them the 2020 election. so they're trying to come back. tim ryan, he is running. he will announce his candidacy on "the view" today. check out his website and he is anything but a wild eyed socialist. he is is more of a technocrat. he would tinker with this or that, not drastic. not clear if he is for the green new deal. i guess that equals him as a moderate. joe biden is trying hard to quell the storm of inappropriate and unwelcome touching of women. he put out a video promises to be more mindful of his behavior. he stopped short after apology. unfortunately his comeback video coincided to three more wo

pomeranz: it's a great pleasure today to welcome back austin carson.so has the distinction of being a title viii scholar. he has just written a new book, "secret wars: covert conflict in international politics." and it will be available for purchase after today's talk. dr. carson is an assistant professor in the department of political science at the university of chicago.

limited time we have to explain this incredible story so first of all how did i even join the ben carson and donald trump campaigns because that's actually the origins of how i got caught in this crosshairs i had been working at the hudson institute in washington d.c. for five years leading up to the twenty fifteen presidential campaign season where i was working with personalities like doug feith such crops he scooter libby these were all the bush george h.w. george w. bush reagan officials who were basically the neo conservatives of our country and at that time who were my mentors and colleagues fast forward to the summer of two thousand and fifteen i see an opportunity to leverage those ties to join presidential campaigns i had been working on very sensitive projects with these individuals regarding energy policy towards israel and the middle east in general and obviously security partnerships so we were promoting an agenda at the time that was anathema to the obama administration those countries were listening to us i remember we were hosting conferences at the hudson institute that

i'm going to go with carson. carson -- he's got a great family, but he lives well.h carson, but i love you all equally. charles in alabama, in huntsville, asked -- what's your favorite am blbum of all time? >> this is a hard one. if i have to choose i'm going to say "the miseducation of lauren hill." remember when cat used to harmonize. what's yours -- >> "she shots in the atmosphere," yeah. i'm going with "compile on main street" from the stones, but it also might be "the blueprint" by jay-z or one by kanye. i'm going with the stones roots. >> i go "blueprint." >> we asked you to send in mug shots from these bad boys. thank you all for sharing your mug shots. morg morgan, tgood sunday morning! it is - - - - - here is a live look outside -- - sap center >>> good sunday morning to you. it is 7:00 on the dot. a live look at the sap center. game time 4:30 tonight on nbc sportsnet works. sharks are playing the avalanche, i believe. they lead the series 1-0. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. i think we are dressed more brightly than

do is to increase educational opportunities and to decrease draconian policies like uncle tom ben carson who's calling for turnaround down even more and less likely they haven't let's be nice and one now we're not going to be nice about it it's time to be honest like you know. we're living in a country right now where we happy a white supremacist a president who's been called a racist by people like bernie sanders elizabeth warren commentators across the country a person a person who defends white supremacy in virginia and even if he didn't say any of any of those things all we need to do to see the process of his white supremacy is just to look at that. budget which is all about hurting the poor and driving them into more poverty and into more crime so that he can help his friends out in the private prison industrial complex that's just that. wow a lot there i don't understand how being current is all good because you say he wants to have illegal aliens a public housing if we said it is a problem in a new city with poverty people don't have housing you don't have food being carson is sa

it began with rachel carson's silent spring that dealt with the oil spill showing even the most elite communities cannot escape the effects of pollution, a series of thermal air soersions gave air pollution badly in several cities that kids could not go outside for recess. we have forgotten today but in 1969, the air in pittsburgh, gary indiana, los angeles was like new delhi or mexico city today. the cuyahoga river caught on fire, the great lakes were dying , the ball before was an endangered species. all of these independent things, where it day did -- what earth day did was to weave those together and turn it into the fabric that it has become an important part of american life today. host: how did you get involved? guest: in the earliest stages, gaylord nelson who was perhaps the first prominent person to recognize that there was something ready to happen thought he would launch it with a college teacher. i was a graduate student at that point. when i was at harvard, had not heard about this. i flew down to washington and -- i got a 15d minute courtesy interview with the senator a

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