who was daniel clay? that lives in monroe county and doesn't really have a permanent address. he just kind of flops around from house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend. he has a few kids. they just kind of does his own thing. somebody who's not doing very well in life. unemployed. oh, boy. and we'd found out that he had actually been arrested a month or two prior. i believe it was in may of 2016 by the monroe city police for a larceny from person where he stole a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. a petty crime, essentially. but it's a felony. keith morrison: and unfortunately for daniel clay, the law in michigan had recently changed. under the old law, only dna from convicted felons was entered into the national database, codis. the new law included the dna of anyone arrested for a felony. so upon his arrest, with the new law in michigan, they took a dna sample from him and sent it to the crime laboratory to get entered into codis. so where was this guy? well, that was one of our big t

we recently told you about a children's book based on the life of roy clay.y in the tech industry. in a time of diversity efforts are under attack, veronica macias spoke with his son and why those efforts are so important to get the best and the brightest together. >> reporter: looking around the silicon valley, you can say much hasn't changed in terms of diversity since the 1960s when a young black man with a genius mind from missouri entered the tech industry. roy clay was a pioneer in the silicon valley who in arguably pushed the door open for others behind him after the founder of hewlett-packard himself, david packard, hired clay when other companies had turned the young man away just because he was black. clay's son chris says his father always admired his boss for it. >> that he just wanted the best possible workforce, the best possible team to build the best possible company and it didn't matter what color, what ethnicity, what country those people were from that built the workforce. he just wanted the best and the brightest. so one of the things that

he course was as he put it, a clay man, a follower of henry clay, who was one of andrew jackson's great nemesis clay, believed in stronger federal government and one that actually provided a number different services. he clay also believed in something the american system, which was aimed sort of improvements that would help the country. so when abraham lincoln becomes president, he's thinking a lot about clay's agenda and trying to figure out ways to unify the country, he's going to eventually authorize the transcontinental railroad railroad. they're going to be things he does that are what clay would have wanted. but lincoln is also quite aware of the debt he owes, jackson and this is something that i think is extremely important to keep in mind that what lincoln is doing in part in some presidents do this he's trying to move from being the partizan to the president, not easy move and. one of the ways he tries to do that is when he writes that first inaugural, he only asked four documents as guidelines, one of which is jackson's order against secession. the proclamation jackson makes

howie: it was of course in front of the media, clay. would it have been better if trump had let things kind of cool then and then resumed the session of the rare minerals deal rather than booting zelenskyy out the door? >> i watched the whole 50 minutes. i think that's very important to do. i know that a lot of people just watch the blow-up of the last six or seven minutes. zelenskyy's body language and behavior, to me, was very strange. he did not appear to be as vice president j.d. vance pointed out, thankful to the american public, and as trump laid out, he was acting as if he had a pair of aces, when he's actually got, at-best, a 2 and 3 and he's holding in his hand from a poker perspective, and i just don't understand his position here, because the only reason he's allowed to continue to fight is because of american support, and laura said a lot of beautiful things about the defense of democracy and western civilization, and all of that, but the question that i really, howie, have for everybody out there is, what do you want? if yo

we appreciate it, clay. thank you. and joe, thank you. when we come back, another big win for president trump mexico just extradited dozens of notorious cartel leaders to the u.s. and meanwhile, self-proclaimed activists in l.a. are using bullhorns and sirens to warn against ice raids. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf will join us with reaction as we continue in what is a busy friday news night. >> the day you get your. clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. clearchoice doctors have changed over 150,000 lives with dental implants because it clear choice day changes every day. finance your new smile for as low as $148 a month per arch for qualified patients. schedule a free consultation. >> the day i. >> use a lifevac. >> when i was sitting. >> there. >> cleaning, my wife said. >> oh my god, she's choking. i looked. >> at my daughter and i saw how she was out. oh my. >> god, she was actually choking. i said, go get the life back. >> an

our friend clay travis another friend joe.azing thing is, and i will start with you joe, because this is your wheelhouse, and ambush propaganda for putin, he is trying to end a war that is killing hundreds of thousands of people. it is destroying an entire country. and america have been using america's hundreds of billions of dollars to fight this war. and it would be in everybody's best interest but vladimir wants him to take his side. okay. not vladimir, present zelenskyy wants him to take his side. fine. you can ask for that but that will not bring peace to europe and peace to your country and your country will continue to be brought to ruins and more of your countrymen will be dead. that is the choice he is facing. >> yes, and yet we have are patently dishonest and lazy media, again claiming that president trump is on the side of russia. and to your point, will he is trying to broker peace that would save ukraine and end this stalemate that would have otherwise lasted in perpetuity as long as a democrat administration was

all these knowledge about the clay made the environment how to protect teeth, what challenges we can face when you've done protected holidays. i've always been the communities. i've always known that we're just a funding, it's now we've empirical data. we're not the government as of issues. we are not superior then other species, we on the tele nature itself. so the moment we stop these do, are you to of seeing also is, is different from the rest of nature. and it is only events that we can realize that we are fully connected. we are one the the of that to see quad, every day they get me is brought out and i take part in the too much sela, 3 of them. the deed is on their way of the month. but in my see, i converted at the most, it is the prison i'm will be able facility that was uh in 2017 the i know you were the book by the name of the correct, but i never read it because i couldn't read on why i saw it, but it was reading the crown i knew was a teaching and not to go to and i and i was like curious to learn understand what is really going on. so i just, i want to be the, i want to

all these knowledge about the clay made the environment how to protect kids. what challenges we can face when we've done protected holidays? i've always been the communities. i've always known that we are just a funding. it's now we've empirical data. we're not the government as of issues. we are not superior then other species. we on the tele nature itself. so the moment restore the story to of seeing also is, is different from the rest of nature. and it is only events that we can realize that we are fully connected. we are one the, the, the best able to support now and his laura, laura, thank you so much. matches united have been knocked out of the f, a cap after losing to follow him on penalties. in the 5th round, united had won both leave victories between the season, but it was for them to take the lead housing massey with the header just before half time and with 20 minutes left hand is finished. really, it leads to make it 11. taking the match to extra time for and i know the hero for full and he's a penalties from victor. linda and josh, joshua is ther

aroma is the microclimate below that is the clay yard. our grid needs to be bolstered up and that means dependable reliable energy, something we can bring online quick . and the taxes for those of you who don't know a, more than you bargained for but texas is the number one wind energy state in the country. where number one in solar panels, 5% of our energy comes from solar panels but we found out in yuri that thewind builds ice up, they don't always perform . >>. [inaudible] >> you bet althey do. they get covered up with snow and they don't produce and your hearing all this talk about ai, it's got to be moving along with energy now because to answer the question why we call it an energy emergency, you all are hearing ai but your hearing companies in texas . to put an energy plant on the ground can take three, four or more years . we've got to streamline the permitting process to give you a bit of an overview there. >> for streamlining the energy process what you think about these cuts is that that doge is making? >> here's what happens,

collection of breena with her last child winnie when the davises moved into the house at 12th and clay street that we operate today as a historic home. white house of the confederacy. when they moved into that house, breena was pregnant with her fifth child. pregnant with william howell, who was born december 6th, 1861, and varina. it was a difficult pregnancy, a difficult birth. so she was not able to perform duties as first lady at this the first new year's day race option that they held. and then their last child here, marina and winnie, was her nickname. she was born june 27th, 1864. so toward the or the very end of the war. so this is a photo that we have of the davis children. and this was taken after the war. this is taken in 1867. so there considerably older here. but, maggie, there is the center. she's their eldest child of civil, her eldest surviving child at the time. then death is there. and then billie. and when they they have lost their firstborn just as the lincolns lost a firstborn child before the war. so the davises and that samuel, there's no photograph of him. but t

and clay is taking his wife to her second cataract surgery. he calls himself ceo of team karen. coming up next on way too early, president trump is set to address a joint session of congress tomorrow. we'll dig into what we can expect to hear. and then coming up on morning joe live reporting from russia as world leaders react to friday's contentious meeting at the white house between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. plus, member of the foreign relations committee, democratic senator chris murphy will weigh in on the oval office confrontation, as well as the efforts to secure a peace deal with russia. also ahead, grammy award nominated singer tori amos will be a guest. morning joe is will be a guest. morning joe is just moments away. pronamel clinical enamel strength can help us to keep our enamel for a lifetime. it's backed by science it is clinically proven to strengthen our teeth. i would recommend this toothpaste to everybody. it's really an amazing product. (♪♪) [restaurant noise] allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪

selection process so far so portsmouth square is located at 733 kearny street in chinatown between clay and washington streets and is one of san francisco's most important historic cultural and civic spaces. >> the park is eligible for listing in the california registrar of historic resources due to its cultural significance and to the chinatown community and its association with pivotal moments in san francisco's history. >> situated above the portsmouth square garage, the park is owned and operated by the san francisco recreation and parks department and a full renovation funded by the city's 2020 health and recovery bond is currently underway with construction getting ready to start later this fall. the new design for the park reflects a robust community engagement process and addresses the unique challenges for programing in this particular space and neighborhood. >> san francisco's chinatown is one of the most historically and culturally vibrant neighborhoods not only in california but in the united states. its rich history is intertwined with san francisco's own including the pres

and, you know, we have this great legacy platform, clay bowl -- cable tv. the future of cnn in the growth of cnn will not happen on that platform. it will happen by what the company does in finding the right products and services and platforms to reach out to global audiences and u.s. audiences and i would argue, principally, doing some non-news and news adjacently and some lifestyle and all of that. the principal offering being around a very classic view of what cnn wants us to do which is not to press opinions. >> so, on the digital point, that has been a big part. kind of making that digital transition. jim acosta rated pretty well. recently left cnn to go to sub stack. the early numbers suggest that has been pretty great. several hundred thousand people that have already subscribed. what is a benefit of letting someone like that leave you clearly does have a digital audience and is proving already that they are digital news. >> we were making a change as you know. >> was he wrong to think that the midnight slot, i mean -- >> jim has every right to make