. —— i spoke to chris brown. what has the us done and sent, has it done enough to prevent identical similar incidents from happening again? ida. identical similar incidents from happening again? no, we're not. we from happening again? no, we're not- we have _ from happening again? no, we're not. we have done _ from happening again? no, we're not. we have done a _ from happening again? no, we're not. we have done a lot - from happening again? no, we're not. we have done a lot but - not. we have done a lot but there is still needs a lot more laws that need to be passed. we need better enforcement of the laws we have. 25 years ago today, car crashes with the number one killer of our children. today it is gun violence and 76% of all school shootings, the shooter gets they come from a home where it is not safely stored. when i think about the things that i would love americans to be doing, one is that want policymakers to pass things like an assault weapons ban, thatis like an assault weapons ban, that is often the ma

." - ♪ i think that you should let it burn ♪ - we had trey songz and chris brown and usher, but the superstarsyone remembers where they were when they first saw the "single ladies" video. you know, it was like, "oh, my god, how do i learn the dance? i can't learn it fast enough." - up with the shoulders. - yep. - you kinda--kinda pop it a little bit. - pop it, oh yeah. - yeah. - okay, pop it. - and then you bring your hand. - okay. - make it real staccato. like, stick it. ♪ if you like it then you should have put a ring on it ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ - you know, she was a woman speaking for other women, and that was so welcome. - ♪ it goes one by one even two by two ♪ ♪ everybody in the floor let me show you how we do ♪ - rihanna comes along and she's much more r&b than she is pop. she's got this sort of caribbean feel in her music. and there's something really fresh about her. - ♪ it's a thief in the night to come and grab you ♪ ♪ it can creep up inside you and consume you ♪ - rihanna had this incredibly ambitious idea of what pop music was... - ♪ disturbia ain't used to what you like ♪ -

brown and chris sullivan reunited for this special announcement. >> feels so good to be back in the wagoneert was us is set to drop on may 14th. >> cool. >> finally ryan reynolds, polking funs at various family members, we went for it for rob mcel win knee he shares a birthday with the anniversary of titanic. you can only imagine how ryan reynolds marked the occasion. >> for his big day i financed an expedition to the ocean floor to retrieve a few bottles of wreks am dish while we didn't find any drinkable lagger, we nowned something more beautiful. but please don't embarrass him by going to vista print.com -- customized in all of rob's splendor, and soft delicate chest hair. >> some on, the length he goes, so great, the titanic size surprise collection is actually real, spectacular, buy some stuff, send it to your friends, congratulations to the wreks umm soccer team being promoted second year in a row. >> nice seinfeld throwback. >> thanks, carson. >> still ahead, countdown to the paris olympics, it hits 100 short days this week, and this hopefuls in gymnastics.ting with but, first, your l

you know, chris pratt hit me up and i got my dog from millie bobby brown. [ laughter ] i sound like superaid "look, i'm on a film but i'll be home next week and i'll get on a plane as soon as i can." she said, "don't worry about it. i'll have someone drop her off." so, literally the day i got home, i was overseas in rome, i got home. and i was there and i waited and these two guys showed up like in the middle of the night. [ laughter ] like around midnight. they were just there, and they're like all sweaty. i'm like, "man, you guys want to rest? you want to stay over? you want something to eat? they're like, "no, we got more drop-offs." so, yeah, they just drove her down from atlanta and dropped her off. and i just -- i took her in. she's been with me since. >> jimmy: did you sign any papers or anything? >> no papers, nothing. i thought they'd have, like, paperwork. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: were you sure it was millie bobby brown you talked to? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you ever met her? >> i've never met her in person, no. >> jimmy: i think you could've gotten catfished by someo

anything in my house but my crockpot in my mattress and my brown boots but that's okay because i'm happy. >> in his interview with police, chrisfter nine years of marriage, he and heather began to have some differences, but he said he had no clue she was going to move out on him, and was even more shocked when he found out she had filed for divorce. >> i was totally sideswiped. did not see it coming. >> tris -- chris told detective camp he was trying to patch things up. >> i want us to be together. i want to work things out. >> camp questioned what chris had been up to while trying to win her back. >> it's common when somebody is going through a divorce and maybe somebody is seeing somebody and i asked him that. is she seeing anybody else? does she have a boyfriend right now? can you tell me what you know about that? >> the only thing i know is that they were friends from a younger age, and that is been going on for some time. >> when you're talking to chris, he brings up kind of a bombshell, that heather was possibly seeing another man. >> yes, he did. he did tell me that he believed she was seeing somebody. i tried to get in

these investigations of a local police department, chris, they find that the police disproportionately arrest and use excessive force against black and brownple, and, in fact, in this case, the officers, after they horribly assaulted the men, tortured them, water boarded them, tried to sexually assault them, and then left the guy they shot on the floor to bleed, then they talked about what they were going to do to cover up. which was they were going to plant drugs on these two men and then arrest them. it's hard to believe that this is a one-off and when the united states department of justice investigates, it can find out, again, whether there is, in fact, a pattern and practice of these atrocious abuses. >> and when you look at the level of depravity involved, it's hard to even fathom that it could be a first time offense at this level of abuse and depravity. paul butler, thank you, i do appreciate you coming on the program once again. >>> and in ohio, we have brand new body cam video from akron showing the moment that an officer shot a 15-year-old boy who was holding what he says was a toy gun. the video, which has been edited and blurr

we are joined by chris mars econo who john -- who studies higher education and public policy he is an assistant professor of education studies at davidson college. we know that brownrsity, their corporate board will vote in october on this proposal to divest from israeli interests. columbia university, columbia president said in her words columbia will not divest from israel. what is your assessment from these two approaches based on what you know about these institutions? >> i should mention both of these institutions approaches arch ordinarily different. what brown has agreed to do is the brown corporation vote on a proposal based on a 20 proposal that called the divestment from just 11 companies. those 11 companies would be divested from part of the direct investments at brown university which accounts for less than 10% of brown's entire endowment. columbia is saying we are not going to engage in that should need to see with the situation is over the next weeks and months before we have this conversation. we need to have a graduation. it is two different approaches. part of the reason why brown may be interested in having this conversation is because of how nar

during his last race, chris, you were out there on his farm, if i'm remembering correctly, detailing what it was like to be running on the ground. it's not just him. it's also sherrod brown of ohio. it's in nevada, jackie rosen, various races across the country. and so certainly that has been a thorny political issue, but i think what's striking to me is i have been having conversations on the other side of this building with senators is the way there's a divergence of view from republican senators. there are some, certainly like senator schmidt of missouri who former senator mccaskill was talking about, the people who want and are demanding a trial. those folks are not just demanding that a trial happen wu but warning if a trial doesn't happen, which is probably the way this is going to go, they will gum up the senate processes. mccaskill knows this well. this is a building that functions based on all 100 senators saying, yeah, okay, we can go through some of these procedural motions more quickly or dispense with some of the procedural motions more quickly. it runs quickly if all 100 senators say it should run quickly. if one senator, in the way that senator schmidt did

chris locklin, jodi may, jamie, keira, nick page, jordan, zach ross, randall, simon. mary and david from the wireline competition bureau. and the consumer and governmental affairs bureau. jeffrey brownjolene, hunter, anthony, kate, pamela, alice, helen, ronald, patrick mcgrath, adam from the enforcement bureau. brendan murray and rae lynn from the media bureau. johan, paul often pain, jamie from the office of economics and analytics. joslyn james from the office of communications business opportunities. denise, kate, francis, tom sullivan from the office of international affairs. michelle ellison, michael janssen, doug klein, jake lois, scott novak, eric olson, joe, jeffrey steinberg, from the office of general counsel. ken, rebecca and debra jordan, mickey, jim, and james wiley from the public safety and homeland security bureau and stephanie, garnet, suzanne, paul, roger noel, jessica quentin lee, peter, linda ray, nadia, and matthew warner from the wireless telecommunications bureau. they are broadband champions, all of them. and with that, we will take a vote on the item. the item is adopted with editorial privileges as requested. madam secretary, can you mention the next item f