. >> my name is carson good. r 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 amer

we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening and welcome to hyde sunset

. >> carson: good evening, and welcome to another jam packed edition of "last call."

>> it's going to be good. >> can't wait. >>> carson is in the orange room with a new debate over the y, guys. this started when rob lowe was on the ellen degeneres show. he shared a sleep confession. >> i sleep better because i'm not with my wife. it's the truth. i mean, i love her enough to speak the truth. >> rob lowe is saying his wife keeps him awake when playing family feud on her ipad. she isn't the only one who enjoys his space. take a look at what we found. the national sleep foundation says that one in four american couples sleep in separate bedrooms or beds. we asked you on social media to chime in. here's one. i miss my bed when it was just me and there wasn't a snoring, cover-hoarding grizzly bear next to me. >> why did you put my tweet up? >> sorry. on the other side, i can't sleep without my husband. i feel like part of me is missing. >> awe. >> we asked on twitter. do you sleep better without your partner? what do you think they said? 60% saying, yes, i sleep better without my partner. i want to mention in rob lowe's case, sleeping separately is a temporary situation. h

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carson tonight.uring a roundtable with elected officials and law enforcement yesterday, president trump took a question about the gang ms-13. as he has before, the president expressed his thoughts on the subject bluntly. >> president trump: we are taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these are not people. they are animals. >> tucker: if anything, that's a mild description. dogs are animals and a lot of them sleep on the bed. you wouldn't want to be anywhere near ms-13. they traffic in drugs, weapons and human beings, young girls.

we will be back tomorrow with "carson daly." >> good evening, thanks very much.build on the bombshell that stormy daniels' lawyer dropped last night. those records suggesting a new money trail from a russian-linked company to the secret plot to pay off stormy daniels. so what's been going on since all this happened? well, reporters have been verifying different parts of the story. companies who paid cohen now confirming these allegations while also trying to do their individual damage control. but hear is what's most telling tonight. we are basically one night out from something that could be an inflexion point. and i don't use that point lightly. here's what you need to know now. donald trump and michael cohen, they're not really punching back on this story. they're not releasing their own financial materials to rebut these

we will be back tomorrow with "carson daly." >> good evening, thanks very much. there are several breaking stories today which build on the bombshell that stormy daniels' lawyer dropped last night. those records suggesting a new money trail from a russian-linked company to the secret plot to pay off stormy daniels. so what's been going on since all this happened? well, reporters have been verifying different parts of the story. companies who paid cohen now confirming these allegations while also trying to do their individual damage control. but hear is what's most telling tonight. we are basically one night out from something that could be an inflexion point. and i don't use that point lightly. here's what you need to know now. donald trump and michael cohen, they're not really punching back on this story. they're not releasing their own financial materials to rebut these allegations. no. tonight the first personal through ever plead the fifth to invoke his silence in court is now basically taking that same strategy to the streets. where he has virtually no comme

he said ben carson wasn't a good christian? that's how he attacks. he deflects.omething else to think about. this is what mandy carpenter wrote the book. trying to divert, distract, anything other than answer the simple questions. >> let me explain to you why it's working. he's winning this argument because everyone is sucked into the debate of whether there was a spy embedded into the campaign. we are not talking about the why. why did the fbi feel the need to have an informant approach george papadopoulos. well, the australians said he was dragging in a bar about the e-mail hacking. we need a three-month investigation. from then until donald trump standing up asking the russians to find the e-mails. paul manafort resigned in same. that is an incredible series of events that we are not talking aboutle we are not talking about the time line. we are sucked into this fake debate about spies. >> jason. >> i see it much differently. let's not gloss over this. the fact of the matter is the fbi or doj were running an outright entrapment effort. >> based on what? >> exa

i wouldn't be able to buy luxury goods such as carson watches or lower prices. german chancellor angela merkel is probably happy about the improved tariff conditions however during her state visit to china on wednesday she pressing for more that her market access for foreign companies and intellectual property rights are at the top of her agenda. though is this really a step in the right direction or kind of trade war be. on the vote his will humbug institute of international economics come to the show or how viable is this announcement and is it a coincidence that it was made a day before anglo americans visit to china. well foremost i think it's more than just the g.'s tour of goodwill towards europe or the us i think foremost it shows the grown self confidence of china concerning its own competitiveness they do not fear foreign competition as much as they did in the past and this especially holds true i think in the automotive sector where currently only about four percent of the cars sold in china are imported the rest is mostly produced by joint ventures of

so get out your booster seat. >> host: carson daly is a good man, though. >> oh, we're all for it. >> it's changing very rapidly. the strength of the reacts is affirmation of that, and i think the other thing that i think is really important -- kind of painful for us to conjure but we have to do that to be honest, eleanor roosevelt said the most important thing to do is to face facts. politicians are far more often a mire roar of who we are -- mirror of who we are than a molder. we get the presidents we deserve, as hair tritruman said and it may be uncomfortable to think about but there's something about where we are now that we're more like a reality tv show than we might want to admit. and i -- that's an unhappy thing so say. st. augustine -- another wednesday -- once defined a nation as a multitude of rational beings united be in common objects of their love. a multitude of rational beings united by the common objects of their love. so what we have to ask is, as a nation, what do we love in common? and right now we don't love enough in common. we are too tribal. we pick and choose

carson joins us. good morning to you.n the divergence we see between europe and the united states. from where you sit, is strong dollar a new theme, and will mr. draghi have to react to a stronger strong dollar? i think mr. draghi will be truly happy with a stronger dollar. i think the new theme for the couple of weeks and months, it will help the ecb to soften its tone, to be extremely dovish, and to gradually prepare for the way to taper. only once they announce how they voted for, they should then turned the eurodollar around, and once again we will talk about the strengthening of the euro, but this will only be something for the end of the year. tom: when you come into the office at ing, was it you are trying to observe of the trilemma or the tripod of issues brzehere, what is carsten ski most focused on? now, it is the euro economy in general, because we have disappointing numbers. i still hope we will see a rebound of the european and the german economy in the third there isbut obviously the challenge itself in infl

martin jones pretty good in that as well. but willy carson to give the team a 2-1 series lead.nd that was a winnable game. >> we got a game plan and i don't think we've completely eshcuted yet. i think we're doing it in bits and pieces. and we see the success we're getting from it when we're doing it well. >> you're seeing that throughout the line-up. so i believe our game is there. i think anyone in here would tell you that. >> they've got their balance and just kind of stole this game, and we'll be ready for game four back here in our building. >> yeah, game four tomorrow in the tank. you've got the sharks in the south bay, the warriors here. the giants and the a's also with action. nothing but fun. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. back to you. >> that is fun. great stuff, larry. >> you can see it's a nice night outside. >> it is a nice night. it was a little breezy in spots. >> and those winds tomorrow will usher in even warmer air. and those numbers finally back to reality today where they should be in the 60s and 70s, but mild air continues for the rest of the week.

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. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carson tonight.uring a roundtable with elected officials and law enforcement yesterday, president trump took a question about the gang ms-13. as he has before, the president expressed his thoughts on the subject bluntly. >> president trump: we are taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these are not people. they are animals. >> tucker: if anything, that's a mild description. dogs are animals and a lot of them sleep on the bed. you wouldn't want to be anywhere near ms-13. they traffic in drugs, weapons and human beings, young girls. unlike animals, they kill for fun, often with machetes. they terrorize the poor and the vulnerable and have made el salvador the most dangerous country in the world. there is literally no defending them and yet, the left is defending them. the president's attic boat trump lashed out at undocumented immigrants during a white house meeting calling those trying to breach the country's borders, animals. over jeff bezos' vanity publicat

interesting that the republicans are putting this forward a very good point person phenomenal story for us tonight in washington carson thank you. the day is nearly done the conversation continues online to find us on twitter . and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow another day we'll see you then the be. the first thing. i'm going to. block more intrigue international talk show journalists discuss the topic of the week fueling press freedom day quadriga is taking a look at brad. in the age of social media does the free press really matter journalists under fire. that's our topic journalists. in thirty minutes. if you accidentally share some famous music above the female trophy. spending time in the filter bubble. how can you get out. with hidden code oh a series. of shifts this week on g.w. . and philosopher and pet store adored and despised. karl marx the mark on of communism a man whose ideas changed the world but also divided it. will event is he today and what influence does he have on politics and general culture. on the two hundredth anniversary of the first of the documentary marx and his h

yes, trump's cabinet is so alarmed that ben carson almost opened his eyes. ( laughter ) i know. goode didn't, that'd be six more weeks of winter. ( laughter ) and it's not just john kelly. according to insiders, "checks are being ignored and critics are being purged as the president is filling time by watching fox, and by eating dinner with people who feed his ego and conspiracy theories, and who drink in his rants." i have to say, that is disturbing, and truly unhealthy, to exclusively surround yourself with people who agree with you... am i right, audience? ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. amy schumer is here! but when we return, trump goes postal. stick around. how do you become america's best-selling brand? you introduce the all-new ford ecosport and surprise people with how much they can get in a small suv. that means more standard features and more upgrades for a lot less than expected. the all-new ecosport. it's the big upgrade in a small package. from ford, america's best-selling brand. see what you can get for under 20 grand with the all-new ec

interesting that the republicans are putting this forward very good point person phenomenon the story for us tonight in washington carson thank you. right the day is nearly done the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either g.w. news or board golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that. one tree guy international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week during the press freedom day quadriga is taking a look at bradley hostility toward journalists in the age of social media does the free press really matter journalists under fire who cares that's a topic to. drink next. on t.w. . the top tip by rebels at the age of eleven forced to marry at fourteen released a twenty two seven story is fairly common in uganda tens of thousands of children are kidnapped abused and forced to become child soldiers and their trauma continues even after they retire because communities often reject them children of terror young rebel captives in uganda. in forty five minutes on d w. w's program guide. highlights. dot com highlights. the blessing. and a curs

>> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special edition of tucker carson. politics is rips the country apart. there is abtractions like global warming. leaders are demanding we bomb and endanger the christian community. and horse meat. we'll look at the efforts of spying on the trump campaign. there is more evidence than for the collusion to russia. the response has been dishonest. trump doubles down on the baseless claims of spies. >> there is no evidence of a spy. it is a fake issue. >> there is a phony baloney story about a spy on the campaign. and to call it a conspiracy theory is too much credit. it is it fake facts. >> they are liars. >> tucker: lindsay graham, explained it this way in a recent interview. quote a confidential informant is not a spy. senator graham didn't explain what it is if not it is a spy. they are one and a the same. it is spying. any senator who pretends otherwise, is prevaricating and that is lying. we have a contributor, dan, you have been in law enforcement your whole life. if i am confidentially informing on you. what am i do

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carson tonight."took a question about the gang ms-13c as he has before, the president expressed his thoughts on the subject bluntly. >> president trump: we are taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people. they are animals. >> tucker: well, if anything, that's a mild description. dogs are animals, and a lot of them sleep on the bed. you wouldn't want to be anywhere near ms-13.s they traffic in drugs, weapons, and human beings, young girls. unlike animals, they kill for a fun, often with machetes. they terrorize the poor and the vulnerable. th

carson city area, no chain controls in effect. that's good news.make your way up to those higher elevation else if that's where you're headed at all today. overall for northern california, weville have some moisture coming down. the sierra foothill, then some in eureka as well. for the bay area, not so much. a lot of the cloud coverage is clearing for us. all of this is further out east of us, and that's why they're seeing some of the snowfall coming down there. it's a system that's over across nevada and utah. and for us, we're just getting a few clouds. cooler weather this morning. but then warming up this afternoon. 45 in livermore to start off your day. it's 44 in santa rosa. you can see that break in the cloud coverage here. you'll see a bit if sunday, bit of clouds, but winds are going to be a lot calmer than we had. those winds really strong along the coast. right now at sfo, 7 miles per hour sustained winds. san jose feeling a little wind year there, southeast winds at 13. and then, over in ferry field, sustained winds hovering around the 1

good morning, secretary carson.hen you are nominated for this position, you committed both in my office and before this committee to personally visit and provide full hud resources to assist -- including many children were at risk due to significant lead and arsenic exposure. you did as you said. you supported the continued relocation efforts for those 300 families. you joined me in august of last year to visit east chicago, and in september awarded $4 million to the house and authority for safety, security and demolition of the contaminated complex. we are grateful for your attention and we are grateful for the commitments to the residence of east chicago. can i have a commitment that they will continue to partner with -- as demolition of the housing complex is actually set to begin this month? followed by the environmental cleanup and redevelopment effort that you continue to be our partner in this effort? >> we -- this is an area that is superfund and -- putting a great deal of emphasis on it. it has huge implica

. >> you must be car knack on the johnny carson show. abby: good to see you this morning.for. other headlines we are following. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home as he will with take to you this video that you have see. really wild video. a man pulled over for reckless driving crashing into a police car and speeding off in reverse all of questioned by cops. the man spinning in circles slamming into several cars. this was in new york city. his front bumper coming off. he was arrested after hitting another car and hurting the driver. three police officers are also injured. wow. that is violent. a flying lesson ends in a crash landing on a crowded free way. the flight instructedder taking control and touching down in utah when the plane lost power in the air. officials say it flew under overpass before crashing into a packed car on the interstate. the teenage student pilot was practicing takeoffs and landings when the plane began having mechanical issues. that's frightening. amazon's alexa is helping the church of england go high tech. >> mom,. >> alexa, mo

. >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special edition of tucker carson.rips the country apart. there is abtractions like global warming. leaders are demanding we bomb and endanger the christian community. and horse meat. we'll look at the efforts of spying on the trump

he looks happier than ben carson in a mattress store, he is like it's land of opportunity. but maybe it was all too goodrue because last night north korea pulled out of a peace sum wit south korea. and now they are threatening to pull out of peace talks with the u.s. which is such a drag for president trump. this was the one thing that he was going to do right. they are screwing him so hard it will cost him a hundred 30 grand. on the other hand i will say this, the kim of the north does seem to have some valid reasons. >> north korea cancelled-- with south korea over ongoing u.s. south korea military exercises. >> an exercise called max thunder involving the united states air force and south korean forces, and about 2,000 troopsz participating according to the department of defense. >> south korea and the u.s. are conducting a big military exercise right on north korea's door steps. and i can see why this with make kim uneasy. first of all, max thund certificate a bad ass name for a military drill, it sounds like a gatorade flavor with cocaine in it. but also imagine you and your inme agree to be friend

good life. >> the most important issue i would say keeping our environment and safe for all kinds of species. >> was a mistake. part of the 50 capital store and our cop in carson city, nevada. >> after meeting of senate republicans party leaders held a briefing at the capital to talk about a bill to overall workforce harassment rules and congressional offices. we have from democratic leader chuck schumer. it begins with senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. this is half an hour. >> good afternoon everyone. this week, we are in the process of proving an fha nominee and fbi nominee ambassador to luxembourg. but most important, the veterans bill that senator isakson will describe in a few moments. on the harassment issue, senators luntz and senator klobuchar have been meeting for some time now. senator blunt will discuss that. everyone will be able to sign off on this i with that i will turn to the author of the bill. senator isakson. >> thank you, very much. i am delighted to say that this few days before memorial day we will have this bill. this is the final piece of the mosaic was sent to angela to put together to fix the veterans healthcare. make it releva

carson he could try to talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay in good shape. on t.v. . the share. time in the. can you get out. with it. this week. alone and welcome to this edition of focus on europe i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us brooks it continues to present europe with new challenges one of the most contentious is how to handle the border separating northern ireland and the republic of ireland now some fear this issue could cause tensions to flare between protestant and catholic extremists beginning in january.

good. the previous carson palmer pretty much summed it up. i agree with him 100%. i'm baffled. i truly am baffled by the article you wrote that, again, t didn't list any specifics. the only thing that this is coming from as is everything is simple trump derangement syndrome and the pulling out of bad agreements. pulling out of bad agreements does not necessarily indicate that president trump and his administration are taking any type of isolation and stance with the world. as the previous caller said, we're choosing to approach it differently. you cannot argue about the success. it's not a done deal yet. but the success and the progress that has been made in the korean peninsula, the opening of the embassy, the american embassy in this coming week which was something approved by congress president 5, but clinton, president bush 43 and president obama just couldn't pull the trigger on because they were too afraid it might upset the angry muslims. well, president trump is moving forward with that. jerusalem is a historical capital of israel going back 4,000 years and we're going

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good shape. george fitness turning into a gym. fungus how to combat a stubborn infection. and organ donation giving life and death. here's your host dr carson. my topic today is death as a gift of life yes you heard correctly sometimes a person can only survive if someone else dies and donates his organs doctors can change a lot of organs like the heart lung and other vital organs or something like the hens eyes and even the face great medical achievements but there's another side to it it's a question of to donate or not to donate that's an ethical question. if you're like me and you want to find out more about this topic so come with me into the german health center here in berlin and meet dr felix not i'm sure he's curious about all the questions i'd like to ask him. organ transplantation can save lives and can provide our patients and nearly normal life so get informed. our failure is when the hardest not able to pump enough blood through the body and in severe cases only heart transplantation can save the patient and that doesn't only affect old people. captioned that means i've had an organ donor card since i was sixteen years old. an

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carson city, nevada. >> secretary of state mike called on iran to stop enriching uranium and help stop support for militant groups. he spoke at the heritage foundation. mr. pompeo: good morning, everyone. i first want to thank the heritage foundation and its president. thank you for hosting me today. president. thank you for hosting me today. first, as a private citizen, and then as a member of congress, and even today, the heritage foundation has shaped my thinking on matters of the world. and public policy issues. i am grateful for that excellent work. and thanks for reminding me i can't talk about anything else today. but it's an honor to be here. two weeks ago president trump terminated the united states' participation in the joint comprehensive plan of action, more commonly known as the iran nuclear deal. president trump withdrew from the deal for a simple reason. it failed to guarantee the safety of the american people from the risk created by the leaders of the islamic republic of iran. no more. no more wealth creation for iranian kleptocrats. no more acceptance of missiles landing in riyadh and in the golan heights. no more cost-free expansions of iranian pow

. >> to carson, to savannah, al, you're going to score. al, al, goal! >> whew! >> that felt good> as far as your weather is concerned, this is the world cup outlook in moscow. here's what we expect. the average high is about 73. i guess saudi arabia versus russia. >> that's the opening match, june 14th on telemundo, yes. >> record high usually at that time. 91. the record low, 43 degrees. all in all, looks like it should stay fairly mild. >> it should be nice weather. i was there last summer. it wasn't that hot. >> how would you call a touchdown in american football? what would you say? >> touchdown! >> >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a mix and sun and clouds today. hotter tomorrow, highs in the low 90s as we head into the weekend now. the 90s will last a couple days and then it cools off. 65 tomorrow and close to 70 for the weekend. next week expect highs in the 60s with partly cloudy skies and still gusty winds. >> that's the latest andres, thank you so much, sir. you can catch andres and his famous goal call during telemundo's 2018 world cup coverage, sta

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carson. a 30-year-old nursing student at cal state sacramento living with her air force pilot husband and their young son in the suburb of citrus heights. >> life was very good back then. just a normal routine. getting up in the morning, taking my son to daycare. then i would go to school, come home, fix dinner. >> reporter: that month's number one song was chicago's "if you leave me now." ♪ if you leave me now you'll take away the biggest part of me ♪ "rocky" was due to hit theaters. a new president, jimmy carter, was on the cusp of election and sacramento was still an up and coming capitol city with a small town feel. >> it was a sleepy town. friendly, safe, people didn't lock their doors. >> you could park your car in the driveway and you could leave it unlocked, you could leave the keys in it. >> you didn't worry about your safety. that was until 1976. >> reporter: for jane, her once secure home would soon become her prison. >> the next thing is he gags us, he blindfolds us, and he ties us up with shoelaces. he started ripping sheets, or towels, i'm not sure, but it was very methodical, and it was very slow. >> that tearing sound just he's doing that pur