i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading along the shores of lake erie in cleveland, ohio.hat recalls the most notorious episode in baseball history -- an episode that's inspired books and movies and retains an air of mystery to this day. >> my name is sharon bowen. after my husband, bill, passed away, i started to receive lots of phone calls about a scrapbook that he had kept in a trunk in our bedroom. i knew very little about "shoeless" joe jackson, but now i do. >> bill and sharon bowen raise two children in a cleveland suburb. how long were you married? >> we were married 39 years. >> bill, a professional fundraiser, works for local universities and the salvation army. he's a native clevelander and a baseball nut. >> this is bill, probably around 5 or 6. >> bill started collecting at a very early age. >> and never stops. card collecting becomes a family affair. >> did you do any collecting with him? >> that was my thing with him and with his father -- every saturday, going to baseball-card shows, just sitting around the kitchen table and looking at all the cards. >> thr

so, well, you've got the college or the cleveland,'s they weren't told to leave, president cleveland marriages ward, a young woman, and he was 47, and he wanted her to have a normal family life, he made that very clear, he hated the press, and anything -- the presses while about her, she was called franky cleveland, and he tried to hide or from ll ofhat, so he built a house out by the president washington the jewel called red top, the reporters called it red top, and they lived there, just like a family, and she had some 30 animal pets there, and they went to the white house for entertainment, and they did the same thing when he was out of term and he went back and was reelected in 93 and he went back and they had another house in washington, they didn't stay there quite as much, but by then they had another child, and the cleveland family lived between these other houses and the right house, but the white house was still their official residence, which it was not for truman. truman could not live in the house. >> we have a photo from your book. do you have that how many photos you'v

one was penal liesed where the cleveland backgrounds ejected. delivered brain injuries to very good players that could hurt their careers in illegal matters. those players are not being talked about as being suspended even though they could be out for six weeks with brain injuries. the jez of justice and fairness, there's a lot to unpack. >> so the police say, we're not doing anything unless mason rudolph comes to us and files a complaint of sorts. you know the culture. you know the mentality of these guys. you yourself played at a very high level. would he be ostracized in the game if he tried to go that route? if the quarterback tried to go after the defensive end and assert a krichlnal charge or initiate one? >> if he was actually hurt and if this affected his career going forward, i think everyone would understand why you would pursue a krichlnal or civil case. i think because he wasn't hurt and because the film now shows that he sort of started this and had a big role in it, i think he's going to move on and not file any charges. that would

on that we have research coming out of the cleveland fed linked to this. so, it is, you know, >> well, i think it is a reasonable reasonable proposal and should be discussed as such. but now the announcement today has zero credibility. i don't think that it will. and so that is not the time, but if you will invite me in a few years. >> yes. on that we have research coming out of the cleveland fed linked to this. so, it is, you know, the argument that you are raising the inflation for more space seems salient and hard to argue about it, but are the terms going to be more flexible in the pricing, and there is evidence that steady inflation means that the firms are going to change the prices more often and goes back to the original point that monetary policy is going to have to act more aggressively for the impact. so you are not getting as much space as you might think in terms of moving it within >> the model. >> i think that you have it wrong which is suppose that the prices are advancing very fast, and in principle, things would have less need for the mon

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the appeal from cleveland browns' myles garrett is rejected by the nfl. is the whole story out there new details revealed >> three big storms threatening our holiday travel week. bill karins is here to tell us more >> tesla is burning up the internet with elon musk's newest creation tesla cyber truck right out of blade runner. >> "the tonight show," with his take on the impeachmt n policy holmes and fiona hill. fiona said that her boss john bolton thought rudy giuliani's actions would come back to haunt us i'm sorry. does rudy giuliani really look like somebody that would haunt you? >> "early today" starts right now. good friday morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. house lawmakers are heading home for the thanksgiving holiday after a dramatic close to this chapter of the impeachment inquiry. the final scheduled day of public hearings wrapping up with impassed testimony from former national security council officials fi did holmes from the u.s. embassy in ukraine. what may have served as closing arguments, both the majority leader and ranki

. >> reporter: outside cleveland more than half a foot falling. residents here in chardon caught by surprise. >> when is the last time you had this kind of work in november? >> not that i can remember in chardon. been here for about 30 years >> reporter: across the region treacherous travel accidents from kentucky to pennsylvania to an overturned school bus in illinois an accident in ohio involving 50 cars weather blamed for at least four deaths, including an 8-year-old girl in kansas bitter cold temperatures charging in. up to 100 new record lows predicted even in the deep south with freeze warnings and watches in effect for nearly 30 million americans from coastal virginia down to southern texas in suburban dallas frosty plants, corn and soybean plants threatened with ruin by continued bad conditions back in ohio an unusual november cleanup on tap mountains of snow ahead of schedule >> this is the second time i've done this. >> this must not be much fun >> oh, no. it's not >> reporter: now, even more lake effect snow in the forecast tuesday nigh

debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed.onica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys lose. lemonis: the personal-care industry is extremely competitive, but having a celebrity attached to the brand can separate it from the pack. so i'm headed to monica's store in garrettsville. oh, this is pretty. when i walk through the front door, it had a warm and homey feel, but i spent time trying to find these "skincare" products. i saw everything from scarves to jewelry to greeting cards to dishes, but that isn't what i thought i was coming to. hi there. how are you? i'm marcus. jessica: hi. jessica. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: do you know where monica is? jessica: she should be here any second. lemonis: okay. jessica: i'm her sister. lemonis: oh, you're her sister? jessica: yeah, i'm her sister. lemonis: okay. i'm surprised she wasn't here. jessica: yeah. well... lemonis: you're surprised, too? jessica: no. lemonis: you're not surprised? jessica: [ chuckling ] you'll get me in trouble. lemonis: how often is moni

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if you talk to firms, in fact we had a paneling yesterday at the cleveland fed, they routinely tell us, and this has been going on for years, about finding workers they can hire. you push back and say, okay where are you raising wages? they'll say yes. but that's changing now. now they're basically saying that it's not really worth trying to hire the -- of the pool that's still out there been because when they do bring them in, they don't stay on staff more than a month. sand so i say, do you know where they're going? they have no idea. it's not being bid away for other wages. what is the response now? the response now is, they're going to start automating more. you've seen that in all these firms. i think, you know, i would say that we have done a lot in terms of running policy much more accommodative than we would have in the past. partly that's because we brought down our estimates of u star. jarrod, if someone were going to say, relative to the old u star, we are running the economy very high. our economy is much more accommodative than on an old rule. i think we've taken on board

keir simmons, nbc news, london >>> an nfl star will remain off the field until further notice cleveland brown myles garrett lost an appeal to overturn his indefinite suspension for a violent attack at a game last week. here is nbc's ron mott >> reporter: a full week and countless replace later, myles garrett's clubbing of mason rudolph with his own helmet remains the talk of the sports world. tonight the nfl upheld the cleveland browns' star defender's punishment after his appeal suspended indefinitely >> it sends that message loudly and clearly that even though one guy has done it, it should never happen again, and if it does, this is what's going to happen to you. >> reporter: garrett, who apologized for his actions after the game, made his case in person at league headquarters in new york espn reported garrett told league officials rudolph used a racial slur, something the pittsburgh steelers quarterback quickly denied an nfl spokesperson said, we looked into it and found no such evidence rudolph has not been disciplined by the league >> the bottom line is i should have done a better

myles garrett of the cleveland browns facing a long suspension for hitting an opponent with his own helmet. and garrett should be thankful he did not hit him with the crown of the helmet. >> it looked like an assault. >> welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. 1:00 a.m. in california. 16 seconds is all it took for lives to be changed forever. two southern california teens are dead, after police say a student shot five classmates and himself on his 16th birthday. the motive for the shooting at sa saugas high school is unclear. what is clear, the fear that the parents and students live with every day. >> it's scary to see them running into a class. and then hear them, somebody's on campus. >> they told you to come here and wait for him. is that him? >> that's him. >> i'm going to walk to get you. you need to be in my arms right now, okay? >> they tell you they never know where the gunshots were. that's what happened. you have no idea where it is. >> we could have been running right towards him. >> there's the whole, don't

. >>> "the cleveland plain dealer" reports ohio state lawmakers are proposing a total abortion ban.sponsored by two republicans would also declare unborn fetuses as people entitled to full legal protection. an anti-abortion group says that that would mean doctors in ohio who perform abortions would be charged with murder. the group says that the bill includes provisions to protect doctors who intentionally end a pregnancy while performing lifesaving procedures on pregnant women. >>> the cbs louisville affiliate wlky says republican kentucky governor matt bevin conceded the gubernatorial election minutes before a vote recanvass ended. bevin had called for the recanvass after losing last week's election by about 5,000 votes to democratic attorney general andy beshear. bevin cited voting irregularities without offering evidence. he acknowledged the recanvass would not change the outcome. >> i truly wish the attorney general well as the next governor of the state as he assumes these responsibilities. >> i want to thank governor bevin. this was a tough race, but it is now over. >> bevin

chairman. >>> let's check in on the severe weather we're facing today. >> if you have a flight in cleveland, buffalo, even new york city, minor delays today. we'll see the core of the cold really settle in it's not just the midwest. it's expansive to the south with day time highs today nearly 30 degrees below average for houston all the way to baton rouge. then the core of this makes its way into the midwest and northeast by tomorrow. tomorrow morning lows very dangerous for portions of the northeast. we're down to about the single digit feely to detroit this morning. 46 for louisianar louisian this system moving out fairly quickly but the cold is going to stick around >> something we got to get used to thank you. >>> monday night football. it was madness the seahawks brought down the last undefeated team in the nfl, edging out the 49ers in a nail biter. san francisco leapt out to the 10-0 lead but the seattle d shifted the momentum, forcing a fumble, walking it in. this goes into overtime. a chance to win it, russell wilson picked off in the red zone sets up the field goal for san francisc

cleveland bracing for windchills down around 12 lester >> all right ron mott, thank you. al roker is tracking the bitter cold. al, what can we expect >> lester, a lot of folks going to be feeling the deep freeze tomorrow morning. ten states 27 million people from texas all the way to the mid-atlantic states look at some of these records that could be set tomorrow from little rock, houston, mobile, augusta, philadelphia, and as we move north, detroit in single digits buffalo, new york. the good news is we start to see a warm-up as we get to the weekend. just in time to watch this system make its way across the gulf into the southeast and midatlantic states by saturday big travel problem heavy wind, rain where it goes next after that, still the jury is out. lester >> all right, al thank you. >>> an emotional battle over immigration at the supreme court today with the program that has allowed so-called dreamers to remain in the country now hanging in the balance. demonstrations across the country as the justices are set to decide if president trump has the authority to shut

. >>> "the cleveland plain dealer" says the nfl upheld the indefinite suspension of cleveland brownsrrett appealed the decision after ripping the helmet off of jason rudolph and hitting him in the head with it. espn is claiming that rudolph used a racial slur before he ripped off his helmet. rudolph denies that. the league says that there is no evidence of a racial slur. garrett will miss at least the final six games of this season. >>> and "hawaii news now" reports monsanto pled guilty to illegally spraying a banned pesticide on research crops in maui in 2014. monsanto admitted to using the pesticide even though knew it had been banned by the epa the year before. the company also admitted that it told employees to reenter the fields seven days after the spraying instead of 31 days. monsanto agreed to pay $10 million. >>> starbucks has revealed its black friday special. and it start with a special tumbler. copd makes it hard to breathe. so, to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪ go y

. >> in one of last week's games, the cleveland browns took brute force to a whole new level. >> yep. disturbing and dangerous fight at the end of the browns-steelers game last night a hit with a helmet giving a football superstar a big penalty. >> a late sack on mason rudolph turning into a brawl. garrett ripped off rudolph's helmet, then violently swung it. >> oh, gosh! >> i mean, this is multiple game suspension here. >> and tonight there are, garrett is out possibly through the end of the season, possibly longer. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> this is the worst thing a football player has ever done. >> roy, didn't -- didn't o.j. play football? >> this is the second worst thing a football player has ever done! ( laughter ) second worst. >> look, i get that that was bad, but, come on, he got hit with a helmet. in football, you're always getting hit with helmets in practice, during games, at the dinner table when your dad doesn't think you passed the salt fast enough. >> you need to see a therapist, man, but, look, i do think if you get hit in the head with your helmet, then you should get

it happened during an nfl game between the cleveland browns and the pittsburgh steelers.ttack on pittsburgh quarterback mason rudolph. with eight seconds left, garrett wrestled rudolph to the ground after he had released the ball, ripped off his helmet and swung it at his opponent's had. after the game, garrett explained his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys who jumped his actions. i lost my cool. inaudible. the guys whojumped in the scrum, i appreciate that my team had my back, but it should never have got to that point. patricia trainor is the senior editor of inside football magazine. she says the fallout from the incident shows no sign of diminishing. it is something that if you want to see it happen on the street, it will automatically be a crime. to see that happen in an nfl game, especially when there is such an emphasis on player safety, very disappointing, and as a result, both the browns and the steelers have been fined $250,000. myles garrett has been suspended. for the rest of the season. he is going to appeal that by the way. there were also some o

made out ok after the melt after the subprime meltdown main street not so good you know here in cleveland ohio we had tens of thousands of homes that were in jeopardy because of the practices of the banks. i mean frac obama has an approach to politics which is you know i suppose for the most part fairly mainstream but the big vision that people assume that he bring to the presidency was not followed by a commensurate course of action such as you know we could have we can look back in history and look with half f.d.r. now granted at one point you don't have the senate but you know for a while you had some votes you could've done something and. living under fortunately i think he lost some opportunities and we say that he disappointed you . assess and whether disappointed me or not i mean he and i worked together on a number of things we didn't work together on a number of wars but. the democratic party needs to unify we have a party that's fractured it and it's an association of different groups that really need to have more in common and find their commonalities and this would be a good t

>> thursday night fights forget football in cleveland as the browns' my helmet. it's friday, november 15 "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. a vigil was held just hours ago in santa clarita, california the community coming together after a school shooting that left two teenagers dead and three others wounded police say a 16-year-old gunman opened fire on his classmates before turning the gun on himself. the entire terrifying ordeal lasted just 16 seconds, just before students were supposed to begin their classes. for more on the investigation, here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: just as the school day began in santa clarita, california -- >> multiple shots fired. >> reporter: gunfire erupted at saugus high school >> we need all units to respond. >> reporter: police and paramedics swarming campus as students raced to safety under the cover of heal never forget,s were looking behind and fearing for their lives. >> reporter: the first shots fired at 7:38 a.m. >> you hear boom,

the cleveland browns' myles garrett apologized for this brutal attack on the football field last nightit's not clear if he'll ever return to the n.f.l. don dahler on the hit that was way out of bounds. >> reporter: with only eight seconds to go in the game that cleveland was winning, defensive end myles garrett pulled off mason rudolph's helmet and bashed the steelers quarterback on the head with it. that ignited a brawl and shock from around the league. >> that's one of the worst things i've ever seen on a professional sports field. >> i know it's bush league. it's a total coward's move on his part. >> i'm embarrassed. myles is embarrassed. it's not good. >> reporter: the n.f.l. was quick to react, fining both teams $250,000, and suspending the steelers' maurkice pouncey for three games, the browns larry ogunjobi, for one, but myles garrett's season is over. with the n.f.l. committed to lessening the number of brain injuries among players, this is not the image it wants the world to remember. much of the shock stemmed not only from an ugly moment of violence in an inherently violent s

allison krause was a freshman honor student, and she was born in cleveland in 1951. and this photo is particularly difficult for me to look at, because i see her holding hands with her boyfriend. i go back to 1969 to remember the original photograph that i took of her. and the banner that read -- "bring all the troops home." so at this point, the guard seemed to have completed their objective. they were supposed to disperse the students from the crowd that had gathered in front of taylor hall, that i showed you earlier. yet the guardsmen were still advancing. now, what more did they need to accomplish? what was their real objective here? what they really wanted was for this all to end, so they could go home. so as the guard continued their marching, they reached the corner of taylor hall. i witnessed the group at the rear turn in unison. some crouched down while others stood. then the gunshots began. of course, i thought they would be shooting blanks. i took a photograph as they turned and fired. and i stood there. then, a moment later, i thought to myself, i better

it happened during a game between the cleveland browns any pittsburgh steelers.eelers quarterback mason rudolph with eight seconds left. he wrestled rudolph to the ground after he released the ball, ripped off his helmet and swung it at his head. after the game, garrett explained his amateurs. i lost my cool and i regretted. —— regret it. the guys jumped in into the scrum and i appreciate my team had my back but it should never have gotten that far. lindsey jones is a writer and commentator on the afl, she joins me now from denver, colorado. lindsey, it's a rough—and—tumble game, that is why lots of people love the nfl, but you can't just is why lots of people love the nfl, but you can'tjust bash people over the head with their own helmet. what's been the fallout from this? yeah. it's been massive. from the second this happen, very late on the east coast, thursday night, it's been a very swift backlash. the nfl only took a matter of, less than 2a hours, less than 12 hours for them to come out and issue this indefinite ban or mars garrett, which is an unprecedente

it took place in cleveland. the ohio authorities as of now, rudolph has not filed any charges.s a very difficult path. it really should be handled with the players and the commission commissioner, that should be the highest authority. the player is standing up. he said he's okay. i do not think going through the courts -- marty mcsorley did this in 2000. he swung his hockey stick another hockey player on the ice. he connected and got 18 months probation. just because you're in between the lines doesn't mean you should have immunity from prosecution but i say it's doubtful in this case. >> martha: colin kaepernick is going to go out tomorrow, 11 teams are going to watch him work out. he's going to get this very unique opportunity to have a tryout to get back in the game. i know you spoke with tom brady and he said he thinks that, you know, it would be cool and he deserves a shot. what do you think? >> i think he deserves a shot and if he can play, i think is going to get the opportunity. look, if colin kaepernick is capable of playing football, i think everybody will move on fro

i have of a tickle in my throat. 44 in nashville. 35 in cleveland. philadelphia 44. as we go throughout saturday we're looking at ten degrees in the 30s as well. 70 degrees below typical in green bay, 39. i'm going to get a drink of water. >> i think you're physically rejecting -- >> my body is rejecting 33 degrees. >> we'll see you in a bit. thank you, michele >> the race to 2020 could get a little more crowded. former new york city mayorionaet is planning to file paperwork in the alabama presidential primary asper alexander takes a >> reporter: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is preparing to enter the 2020 democratic presidential race the advisor tells nbc news bloomberg expected to file paperwork this week as a candidate in alabama where there is a friday deadline to qualify for the race but bloomberg has not made a final decision on whether to run. the democrat turned republican turned independent turned democrat billionaire has been a fierce critic of president trump, even before he took office >> i am a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. >

is talking about that brawl on thursday night football between the browns and the steelers where cleveland defensive end myles garrett is seen hitting quarterback. mason rudolph in the head with a helmet today, the nfl suspended garrett indefinitely starting with the final 6 games of the season. kron four's justine waltman reports. in the final minutes of the steelers first browns game browns defensive end myles garrett ripped off the helmet of steelers quarterback mason rudolph. >>and clocked him in the head with it this kicked off chaos on the field with players from both sides. the victim called garrett act cowardly where the cross line 80 when he took my helen often uses of weapons. >>now that the yellow flags of settled the charged with a crime as player used a helmet. >>as a deadly weapon that had nothing to do playing the game of football legal analyst stephen clark tells me for aggravated assault charges to be filed against carried the district attorney's has a lot to consider. >>including if the victim wants to press charges and how much injury is caused. and the fact that there w

suspended cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett indefinitely for slamming steelers quarterback mason rudolph with his own helmet. >> oh. >> reporter: the shocking attack ignited a brutal brawl. >> that is one of the worst things i have ever seen on a professional sports field. >> reporter: on saturday the league disciplined an additional 29 players. the punishment breaks down like this. fines of $250,000 against both teams. three players suspended, and 29 players must pay more than $3,500 for entering the fight area. >> $50,000 fine for mason rudolph for his actions. >> reporter: when you factor in the loss of salaries for the suspensions, the punishment totals more than $2 million. the horrific fight comes as the n.f.l. is committed to preventing the number of brain injuries. both players expressed remorse. >> i know what i did was foolish and i shouldn't have allowed myself to do that. >> the bottom line is i should have done a better job keeping my composure in that situation. >> reporter: garrett's future on the field is still uncertain. >> i spoke to several people at the

commissioner cleveland. >> thank you, mr. president. and thank you for being here and thank you for what you are doing. when i became a commissioner on the fire commission, one of the things that i thought was super important was the people we bring into our department be multilingual that we have as many languages spoken in the department as are represented on our streets. and having this program, you know, for people who are already in the department, already on the streets working every day is so critically important. so i just wanted to say muchas gracias. >> [speaking spanish] >> we appreciate the work you are doing to help our department be more culturally relevant and competent on the street. mr. baxter has done a great job getting the word out about fire prevention and it's been a breath of fresh air to have that kind of exposure to the city. so thank you and keep up the good work. >> [speaking spanish]. >> thank you very much. very, very nice of you to do this. and the waldorf school, when i was on the board of the foundation t

the nfl brawl between the cleveland browns and pittsburgh steelers made headlines nationwide.ve end myles garrett issued a former apology for slamming a helmet into the back of the quarterbacks, steelers quarterback. our reporter went to a high school game and got reaction. she has an update on that and the fallout. >> reporter: with a close game tonight between montevista and cameron valley high school many people in the stands say they love football but they saw the nfl brawl and it sparked serious discussions with students. across town rivalry with high stakes for san ramon valley and montevista high school. many parents in the stands friday say they in the young players saw the violent nfl brawl the night before on national television after brown's defensive end michael garrett and pittsburgh quarterback nathan rudolph tussled on the ground. garrett taking a swing, hitting rudolph on the head with a helmet. >> they are role models for these young men. a lot of them want to play in the nfl and it's about look on everybody. >> my son was doing homework as we were watching th

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wins in the nfl on sunday for the likes of cleveland, chicago, atlanta, baltimore and tampa bay.e‘ll see you next time on sport today. don‘t be fooled by sunday‘s sunshine. there‘s more rain on the way this week, and to areas that really don‘t want any more. this is how thejet stream‘s looking this week. it‘s taking aim at the uk. it‘s on a more southerly track than it might be at this time of year, nestled within these dips, we find areas of low pressure bringing wet weather, and the uk is staying on the northern side of the jet stream, and that means in the cold air. a chilly week to come. so this is what we can expect this week from this weather pattern. i am afraid low pressure will be around with further rain at times, cold enough for some hill snow. it will often be windy, low pressure, temperatures below average and frost occasionally overnight. and this is how we‘re starting the day. a wintry start to the day across northern parts of scotland. we‘ve seen wet weather throughout the night, the bulk of that clearing away. it has delivered some snow to relatively modest hills

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cleveland browns fans were beating up a pinata of the pittsburgh steelers quarterback.ivalry. >>> we're tracking some strong storms that could have a big impact as millions of americans get ready to travel for the holiday this week. forecasters in new york are closely watching wind conditions and what could -- what that could mean for the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade. janessa webb is tracking it all from new york and one of the systems is already moving through. janessa? >> reporter: yeah. system number one has moved on, but the winds are everlasting. that will continue throughout the night from new york city to the boston area. so it continues to be kind of a drizzly soggy sunday and people from laguardia are dealing with no major delays from storm system one. so that's great news, but everyone is starting to prepare for system number two. that is going to take over 49 states. it originated in the gulf of alaska. it will sweep across seattle into the plains. also the midwest and this is going to cause some major travel delays from denver to chicago. now, the m

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so we don't fight them in cleveland. that's what they demand you believe. trump disagrees with.hat he said this. >> if you look at the ukraine, we are the ones always fighting ukraine. i never hear any other countries even mention ukraine, there very far away from us. how come the countries surrounding the ukraine, how come they are not opening up and protesting? i never hear anything from anybody except the united states. nato is obsolete and extremely expensive to the united states. disproportionately so. >> tucker: ukraine is very far away from us. that could be trump's campaign slogan. let's hope it is.th it won't get you 800 on the s.a.t., but there is a simple brilliance to it. it implies the question that official washington cannot answer. the question is this: why are we doing things this way? how did it help america? for daring to ask that question, the only question that matters ever they are impeaching him. listen to adam schiff admit that. >> well, the founders did not intend that impeachment be employed for mere differences over policy, impeachment is a constitution

boy it was an ugly fight on the football field between cleveland brown and mason rudolph.fendant suspension. you remember this. coming up how the cleveland browns fans are defending garrett in what one company is doing to show support. plus you may want to check your pantry. find out what was found in boxes of cheese nips. it prompted a nationwide recall. >> and the commercial dungeon es crab season has been officially delayed. when it may finally start and what's behind that delay. of right now though. >>> we're going to take you live, way high. above san francisco hing mornin on ktvu fox 2 news. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> welcome, pg&e power shutoffs says they have renewed calls for pg&e to be restructured to be more accountable to ratepayers. they have until the end of june to settle the case and the mayors of more than 20 cities and a handful of county supervisors will make them a customer owned