said it best chris rock said chris rock said he said.some jobs you can have bad apples if you want to delta and he said all about balance a good movie have a few bad apples you thought up no battle at all and i don't think anyone would want that especially in law enforcement especially with police and i don't think the baltimore is the exception to the rule when it comes to situations like this i mean i remember when it was the l.a.p.d. everyone could try l.a.p.d. and rampart and all that you know the police are supposed to be the first responders they're supposed to be the heroes that's what we think of them as but between corruption cases like this and the shootings we've seen over and over from friday great of ferguson to all that where does that leave the country and its cities and communities and neighborhoods when it comes to trusting the police well as of now we have to do our job so we've got to stay on top of this stuff as people journalism people who work in media we have to talk about this we don't talk about it as soon as the

they don't know what they are talking about. >> an opinion echoed by chris rock.infeld, and larry the cable guy say you have a stick up your ass? you don't have to wait for the x-rays to come back. >> people are constantly looking for ways to get offended. yeah, i say things that are offensive sometimes. i'm working. i'm trying it out. >> too soon for the celine dion jokes? there goes my michael j. fox routine. i'm not making fun of michael j. fox. that's shaky ground right there. >> a comedy club is like a gym for comedians. it's where people experiment. so it is very dangerous to say you're not allowed to make a mistake. >> danger and risk is part of it. there has to be a little bit of fear. that something could happen. >> this is a clean one! >> the only apology should ever be made for a joke is, i'm sorry people didn't find it funny. because maybe you take a swing and a miss but you should never apologize for having a go. >> they wrote a very nasty article about me with the headline, "you cannot joke about reign." ahhhhh. turns out you can. >> the whole politi

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[cheering and applause] spirit you know what to do it was chris rock should post it.call those people out and said you did it, you knew, you knew. and make them uncomfortable. greg: kat, that's a good point. the fact is it will be difficult for hollywood to get on a soapbox and lecture, right there so boxes filled with termites, sexual termites. >> i got what you mean. yeah, but i think they will anyway because so many of them are so synced money is and it's absolutely going to get political even though they have been saying they want to make it less political for ratings and i really don't care. i think we can talk about whatever they want to talk about but i just don't like that they seem to think all of us should care that we should give a rats about their political opinions are. [cheering and applause] i have my own opinions and if you're in a place where you're getting your political views from some dude because this guy is a movie i like then you are a sad person with a sad life. [cheering and applause] greg: tough words. tires, you are in movies. what you have

you are making richard sherman sound like chris rock. richard sherman is bringing his personality with san francisco 49ers. it will help the niners in the long run. why is charles barkley covering the ncaa tournament? he doesn't know the players. charles barkley is on national television because he entertains viewers. he keeps ratings up why play curry, durant, or any of the other stars now? save them for the playoffs. the warriors need their all-stars to get some playing time before the playoffs five years ago you told me to worry about the giants when i graduated from santa clara university. i will call you in may. tonight at 9 san francisco needs a place safe for pullover of drivers.. no place for pick-up or drop off funny part is i'm not in san francisco, but i am near the airport behaving badly where i think i found the apex of scofflaw i'll explain in the next edition of people even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through

ago, remember two years chris rock was the host.med to attempt to bring him in to placate people of color. but what we know time and again -- this is one of the reasons why i started a multicultural media resource directory. so that individuals on both dust of the camera and with a camera and the curtain are able to self identify in varies marginalized categories, including race, sexual orientation, gender, age, disability, and so on. very often we hear hollywood saying, we want to work with this particular community, we just can't find them. we know there are talented individuals out there, so this will provide the solution to #oscarssowhite. juan: the real jobs in hollywood, the actors are the window dressing, but there are thousands and thousands of jobs behind the scenes, behind the cameras. and those are the ones that the industry obviously would need to open up to as well, right? >> that is exactly right. everything starts on the page, for tv or film. so we need more diverse screenwriters to be able to tell their stories from

but one of your brother's chris rock who obviously we all know. my favorite comedian right now. >> seth: are you close with all of your siblings. >> no, no, no i'm not, no. >> seth: okay, why is that? >> because there's nine of us. nobody has nine best friends. >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> there's like two or three that i really love. the rest is like, "hey, where's my money?" [ laughter ] yeah, brian is very close to me. my brother brian, two under me, very close. we're very tight. >> seth: gotcha. everyone funny, though? >> everybody is super funny. super funny, yes. everybody could be a standup comedian. >> seth: that's great. just some of them were smart enough to go into human lives. >> some were like, "i'm going to drive trucks, i'll rather not do standup." [ laughter ] >> seth: so "black card revoked," we just saw the clip there. this is -- you ask questions to -- what would you say, test people's blackness? is that -- >> there's some things that are considered fundamentally black. >> seth: okay. >> sweet potato pie, we just took ownershi

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goodbye, garth brooks's rock and roll alter ego chris gaines! [ laughter ] we hardly knew you!use ] and while that story is developing, trump is also dealing with the fallout from the ongoing russian probe, which, not for nothing, isn't a bad porn title. [ laughter ] now, there's a lot that we don't know about special counsel robert mueller's investigation of trump's ties to russia, but one thing we do know is that trump has been acting super guilty. trump has tried to fire or coerce almost everyone involved in the russia investigation and refuses to impose sanctions on russia. and yesterday we got yet another report about trump's suspicious behavior. against the advice of his lawyers, trump has been talking to witnesses in the investigation to find out what they've been saying. and robert mueller found out about it. >> the special counsel has learned of two conversations in recent months in which president trump asked key witnesses about matters they discussed with investigators. >> seth: he asked witnesses about their conversations with investigators. trump looks so guilty at

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chris obama with his departure from the group in two thousand and twelve. having recruiting new members editors survive to their trial by fire at the rock band festival in belgium it's a gig that quintet will never forget. we have a special connection. has to do with certain things that happened to us a festival that kind of kept the story alive you know. they did there's hope there run of success continues they'll be playing songs from violence live not just in belgium but all over the world until the tour concludes on october twenty fourth. necessity is the mother of invention and that was the case for the german housewife bents who kept getting coffee grounds stuck in her teeth after she had made a cup of the morning. so she developed a solution for the coffee filter and this became the cornerstone of a family business that now operates worldwide has more on the story in our ongoing series about female pioneers. the first coffee filter to use paper was invented by men. and patented and nineteen noway. coffee filter was a life changer for coffee drinkers and a global success story. at the time ben's was a thirty five year old housewife in dresden but she went

chris buckler, bbc news, washington. people living near a volcano injapan have been urged to wear hard—hats as its eruptions get more violent. mount shinmoedake is ejecting rockseruption this century. andrew plant reports. night—time in south—western japan. high above these houses, the red glow of one of the country's most active volcanoes. this is mount shinmoedake — awake again after seven years. in 2011, locals were evacuated. it's now being watched very closely. smoke is rising more than 3,000 metres into the air. high winds blowing ash across the towns nearby. these schoolchildren now wearing protective hard hats, with authorities warning of the risk of flying rocks up to four kilometres around the volcano. deep in the south of japan, it's part of a long volcanic range, in a country with more than 100 active volcanoes. in 1967, it was made famous on the big screen, $35.5“. gages! he’l'?“ ares mflsafibfl days before it collapsed. mps say carillion paid out £6.4 million to professional advisers on the same day that it sought financial aid. the firm was wound up with debts of almost £1 billion. more and our main story, traces of a nerve agent used to poison for

chris and alison are off. we do have breaking news this morning. a new explosion has rocked texas.ew up inside a fedex facility south of austin. >> this is now the fifth explosion in the area. police and hundreds of federal agents trying to find what they are now calling a serial bomber. we know that two people have been killed by

chris and alison are off. we do have breaking news this morning. a new explosion has rocked texas. this time a package it blew up inside a fedex facility south of austin. >> this is now the fifth explosion in the area. police and hundreds of federal agents trying to find what they are now calling a serial bomber. we know that two people have been killed by packages. several others injured. ed lavandera is live in austin with these breaking details. ed? >> reporter: good morning, erica. fbi officials confirming to cnn this morning that they, quote, suspect that the explosion at this fedex facility in the town of schertz texas, a suburb of northern san antonio, about an hour's drive here from the city of austin to get down to that area. but that is where investigators are turning their attention to this morning after some kind of explosion at the package facility there at the fedex in the town of schertz texas. that's something where investigators, tarks f investigators and fbi investigators are at that facility there beginning the early investigations. not a lot of clear details how

chris burkhardt. they handed him a dji maverick air, he was tasked with going into the area and shooting video. you see the most incredible spaces on the planet. >> halfway up, loose rock. >> look at some of the places he hases to climb to get the shots he wants. >> we don't know what we're getting ourselves into. >> he's hiking and climbing and doing all this stuff, not just with his gear he needs for the trek but also with all his camera gear which probably means he's carrying a lot of weight. >> for me one of the most important things is not being weighed down by tons of gear. it allowed me to get the best of both worlds. >> it is teenie tiny. >> it is but he's making it work. look at the kayakers he's able to capture in areas and doing things maybe he wasn't able to do before. >> fan-freaking-tastic, man. >> i love the video he was able to capture and the landscapes. >> everything is so gorgeous. >> we may call patagonia the last romantic place on earth and in many ways it's a walkup call. what i found is trying to convince somebody go b a glacier that's thousands of miles away they'll never see or know about it's hard to make change. i hope through my photographs,

rock star performers today, including common. but today was really about the kids. back to you, chris. >> tammy leitner, thank you so much. casey sherman helped to organize the rally in parkland down there, a junior at stoneman douglas. she joins us now from parkland. casey? casey, let me ask you about the impact -- let me ask you about seeing this happen, beginning really with your school and the violence there, the tragedy there and how this has sort of spread around the country. we were reporting in los angeles, chicago, here in washington, down there. this is an american event today. >> i mean, it's really incredible. it has spread to the global scale. that's something we never could have imagined. we are just students, we're teenagers. the fact that we were able to do something on this large of a scale shows how strong every student, teacher, parent, grandparent, how strong their voice is. >> what's next after this glorious day? >> i mean, something that we're really focusing on is voter registration. that's the most important thing, to get people out to the polls. nothing can happen if people aren't out there voting

chris. new take on recycling. recycling rockets. take a look. >>> space x successfully relaunched a rocket early this morning. this falcon 9 rocks bla elt off. carrying ten satellites. part of a $3 billion project to replace a global satellite network. >> quick reminder you don't want to miss nbc's big show this weekend. our latest musical spectacular. john legend. al il alice cooper. star in jesus christ superstar. world famous composer, andrew lloyd webber behind the ground breaking rock opera. catch, gee stjesus christ super. >> that should be a cool production. rob mayda back. a friend from new york visiting. is it always this nice in mar. in the bay area. >> first three weeks of the month. get the view look behind us now. gorgeous sunset. social media is just going to be lighting up all of the beautiful sunset views. show you how things look at squaw creek. see the view. mid january. you think it is cold. it really isn't. lake tahoe, 60. 54 outside right now. unlook previous weekend. you had winter storm warnings to get to the high country. nothing of the sort for the holiday weekend. mid 50s. highs. you see in the report.

chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day". alisyn is off. erica hill joins me. we begin with breaking news. another explosion rockingxas. two people hurt. authorities say the latest explosive was left on the side of the road and may have been triggered by a trip wire. >> police urging people in the area to stay inside their homes this morning. the latest explosion coming hours after police made a rare public appeal to the bomber

chris -- isn't he in a fight with christopher wray at times? his hand-picked director of the fbi? >> every time we think we hit rockttom falls out and we sink to new depths. this was petty, vindictive. it had all the hallmarks of a political and personal vendetta, and it's vintage donald trump. but beyond that i think what this shows is that more than a year into the trump presidency, there are no grownups in the room. this isn't just on donald trump. it's also on sessions, john kelly. kelly has failed time and again -- >> members of congress. >> to stand up to trump when he has trashed constitutional norms, democratic institutions, attacked the fbi, now this. and i think what it shows is that, you know, there are no grownups in the room. and nobody -- it's a real failure on the part of kelly and the people around the president. >> mccabe released a statement saying in part this. he says i'm being singled out and treated this way because of the role i played and the actions i took and the events i witnessed in the aftermath of the firing of james comey. the release of this report was accelerated only after my testi

chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day". alisyn is off. erica hill joins me. we begin with breaking news. another explosion rocking austin, texas. two people hurt. authorities say the latest explosive was left on the side of the road and may have been triggered by a trip wire. >> police urging people in the area to stay inside their homes this morning. the latest explosion coming hours after police made a rare public appeal to the bomber or bombers responsible. to learn more about the message behind the attacks. and of course the question that looms, is this the work of a serial bomber? cnn's ed lavandara is live in austin with the breaking details. ed >> reporter: good morning, erica. authorities are waiting for the sun to come can up so they can begin processing the scene of this latest explosion. it happened last night. two men in their 20s were injured. they are being treated in a local hospital. not life atlantaing injuries. they are expected to be okay. this latest explosion a little bit different than the three previous we have seen since march 2nd. the three previous explosions taking place on the east sid

chris buckler, bbc news, washington. people living near a volcano injapan have been urged to wear hard—hats as its eruptions get more violent. mount shinmodake is ejecting rocksrew plant reports. night—time in south—western japan, high above these houses the red glow of one of the countries most active volcanoes. this is mount shimmered rk, awake after seven years in 2011 locals were evacuated, it is now being watched very closely. smoke is rising more than 3000 metres into the air. high winds blowing ash across the towns nearby comedies of schoolchildren now wearing protective ha rd hats schoolchildren now wearing protective hard hats with authorities warning of the risk of flying rocks up to four kilometres around the volcano. deep in the south of japan it is part of a long volcanic range in a country with more than 100 active volcanoes. in 1967 it was made famous on the big screen in the james bond film you only live twice as the location of the secret rocket base for the mysterious villains of the spectre organisation. the volcano has been spitting smoke and lava since the beginning of march and with ground tremors and more than ten eruptions every day, e

. >> chris, isn't part of the issue here probably a large percentage of the firms that were dealing in facebook data back then don't exist anymore. rockll of these video viral video apps that were hot for a while back then, these quiz apps with weird names who knows who they sold that data to? i'm not even sure there are enough private investigators and forensic data analysts out there to track down the chain of what happened to the companies much less what happened to the data >> exactly right i remember at one time i looked at the thousand or so companies that were ingesting twitter data and the vast majority of them were venture backed companies. we know venture backed companies, nine out of ten fail. those companies are gone we really don't know what happened to the data >> that being the case and though mark zuckerberg said he's happy to testify, he also made the case that seemed like practically every other employee at facebook is more qualified to testify before congress than he is so it sound like he's going to be trying to send somebody else. how important from a reputational perspective do you think it is for it to be mark z

chris: thanks, hairs. >> harris: special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into whether then candidate donald trump and his associates knew ahead of time hacked dnc emails which rocked hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. is this a sign the investigation is heating up or support white house claims of a witch-hunt? and new fallout after president trump said he wanted bipartisan gun reforms that he calls comprehensive. will it come to fruition? could the nra's influence shut it down? stay close. >> i'm sitting here and i'm saying, you know, there is a lot of commonality here. there is a lot of people that are agreeing with pretty much everything you guys are writing and you guys are writing. i don't understand why this hasn't happened for the last 20 years nothing has happened. so we are going to get it done. ♪ ♪ okay folks! let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great tasting) ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. but he's got work to do. h a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tyle

chris jansing in for craig melvin. serial bomber. breaking right now. officials are about to blow up a sixth device in that series of explosions that have rocked texas.omber mailed the last two devices. >>> plus, any minute now, investigators will update us on yet another school shooting. this time in maryland. a student opening fire just before school started. shooting two classmates. >>> and best defense. a second day, a second report of president trump shaking up his legal team for the russia investigation. it comes as, just moments ago, we heard a strong warning about the threat to our elections in 2018 from top senators on the intel committee. so a very busy afternoon indeed. let's start with those residents in austin, texas, on edge right

chris. on the west coast, rain caused serious problems in parts of california. the downpour sent a torrent of mud and rocks onto major roadways and forced closings in montecito northwest of los angeles. a town ravaged by a deadly mudslide in january. a mandatory evacuation order has been lifted. >> even though it was raining hard in hollywood, the preparations for the 90th academy awards went on as scheduled friday. the weather is expected to be dry by the award ceremony tomorrow. in utah, emergency crews were busy on friday following a powerful wind storm. downed electrical poles knocked power out for several customers. >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbb mtv has more on the weather. ed, how does it look today? >> well, things are getting better as we take a look at the storm system that continues to move out to sea. things will improve but it will take a while to get there. gale warnings, storm warnings up as can you see. they will remain for a while. and we have coastal flood warnings that will remain for a time as winds die down. here are iso bars. the closer together the stronger the

chris jansing in for craig melvin. serial bomber. breaking right now. officials are about to blow up a sixth device in that series of explosions that have rocked texas. the bomber mailed the last two devices. >>> plus, any minute now, investigators will update us on yet another school shooting. this time in maryland. a student opening fire just before school started. shooting two classmates. >>> and best defense. a second day, a second report of president trump shaking up his legal team for the russia investigation. it comes as, just moments ago, we heard a strong warning about the threat to our elections in 2018 from top senators on the intel committee. so a very busy afternoon indeed. let's start with those residents in austin, texas, on edge right now, with police about to blow up a suspected bomb at a facility near the austin airport. this comes after a fifth bomb exploded early this morning at a fedex facility an hour south of the city. one worker suffered minor injuries. this is the latest in that string of bombings that have occurred over the past few weeks. two people have died as a result. police believe the explosionings are likely connecte

rock. ♪ broken glass >>> is this the biggest betrayal in "bachelor" history? the jaw-dropping breakup playing out in real time. "bachelor" nation in an uproar moments after last night's live show. chrisd? and why the longtime host says it's not all about the fairytale. ♪ going crazy >>> country music superstar luke bryan shaking things up on "american idol." and he's here to say -- >> good morning, america. >> yeah. >>> good morning, america. big morning here on "gma." we love luke bryan. he's here gearing up for the debut of "american idol" finally this weekend, on sunday. >> it is coming this weekend. >>> michael has to get over "the bachelor" first. i hear the passion and the shock in your voice. you're not alone. check out ben and jason, two former "bachelors" here they are watching. this is their reaction in real time. when they saw the betrayal go down. >> they couldn't believe what arie did either, george, i'm telling you. >>> before we get to that, we are going to get to the powerful storm. 50 million americans in its path. the east coast bracing for another nor'easter as the midwest faces a blizzard. let's go back to abc's clayton sandell in minneapolis. good morning again,