darlene: i think it is a little of both. in the districts where chris collins or duncan hunter is, you could make it specific to that district and member of congress. on the broader level, you can make it a national issue, because of all of the things going on with the white house, the president, his former lawyer, his former campaign chairman, the charges they pled to or were convicted of this past week. i think it can kind of run on two tracks. it can be localized, but it can also be nationalized. leadership is from the top down. so there can be a trickle-down culture of corruption argument. if you will. susan: let's talk about nancy pelosi and the attacks against her politically by the republicans. normally, that makes someone's star rise among partisans. but at the same time, we are seeing some restiveness among democrats. what are her chances of retaining leadership? jerry: look, i think first of all the demonization of nancy pelosi that we will see in 2018 has only begun. remember, we are just getting out of the primar

darlene, i will start with you. darlene: hi, neera. i wanted to start with the big news of the week. how should democrats respond to paul manafort, his conviction on financial crimes? also, the guilty pleas by michael cohen, president trump's longtime personal attorney. how do you think should democrats respond to those developments? neera: there are tt play. both cases feed the idea of a culture of corruption in washington. democrats have been talking about the challenge of corruption. we have these two instances, and with the news around duncan hunter and chris collins, two members of the house of representatives, who were indicted for basically self-dealing as part of being members of congress. that paints a picture of the swamp invading washington. the public rightly feels that people are helping themselves, and not serving the public. i also think this is connected strongly to the russia investigation writ large. that is a situation in which news seems to be getting closer and closer to the president. that issue, i think, candidat

so darlene turned to us. we contacted djo global.that's the medical supply company that sent the bill to collections. djo didn't respond to us, but darlene says an executive reached out to her and within a couple weeks she was told she did not have to pay that djo remove the from her credit report. that is critical. any time you win a dispute with a debt collector, you need to be sure they pull the red flag from your credit history and ideally get that commitment in writing. if you encounter medical billing issues. let us know. 888-996-tips or we're online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >> 4:58 right now. a look at what we can expect today. vianey, this is where the warmup starts. >> we're starting out nice and comfortable, in the 60s. 61 degrees. still by about 8:00 a.m. by about 11:00 a.m., those temperatures quickly start to climb. i'll tell you which spots are expected to be the hottest coming up in a bit. >> and looking at an easy drive here for our dublin camera 580 not a problem. b.a.r.t. and pleasanton not repo

we recommended one more step for darlene. that she demand djo remove the $323 bill from her credit report. that is critical. any time you win a dispute with a debt collector, you need to be sure they pull that red flag from your credit history. ideally, get that commitment in writing. if you encounter medical billing issues, let us know. 888-996-tips. or we're online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 6:26 right now. what are you doing for the next eight months? i know you have a lot going. >> i'm pretty busy. >> this might not be for you, but if you have a lot of spare time, we have something for you to do, watch everything new on netflix. >> listen to this, believe it or not, british scientists who clearly have a lot of time on their hanltds, they figured out what it would take to watch every new uploaded show on netflix last year. they're saying 3,274 hours of content. pretty amazing. they say it would take eight months, and if you take time out for eating, sleeping, bathroom breaks, you need to watch 14 hours a day for 237 d

so darlene turned to us.ted djo global, the medical supply company that sent the bill to collections. djo didn't respond to us but darlene says an executive reached out to her and within a couple of weeks she was told she did not have to pay that $323 bill. we recommended one more step for darlene, that she demand djo remove the $323 bill from her credit report. that is critical. anytime you win a dispute with a debt collector you need to be sure they pull the red flag from your credit history and get that commitment in writing. if you encounter medical billing issues let us know. >>> now we want to look at what is going on with the weather. you have been saying we should enjoy the weather now because we have a heat up. >> we have a heat up that will be felt especially for inland areas. for those of you who like the heat this is your weekend. current temperatures in the 60s and 70s. let's get right to our clear the shelters forecast. i want to get to this in case you haven't heard. our clear the shelters even

darlene turned to us. medical supply company that sent the bill to collection. djo global didn't respond to us. darlene says, an executive contacted her a few weeks later and told her she didn't have to pay that $323 invoice. we recommend you one more step. she demand djo remove the bill from her credit report. that's critical. any time you win a dispute with a debt collector, you need to be sure they pull the red flag from your credit history. ideally, get that commitment in writing. if you encounter medical billing issues, let us know. call us any time. 888-996-tips. online at nbcbayarea.com/resp d nbcbayarea.com/responds. you leave a store, they give you a receipt. you leave a restaurant, they give you a receipt. you leave a doctor's office -- >> nothing. >> maybe we should start training ourselves to demand a receipt. >> thanks. >>> a somber note in the east bay. campana music is closing its doors. they opened more than 70 years. at one point the store sold the most sheet music in the bay area. busines

back with us, darlene superville, rick wilson and wendy osefo.darlene, she used the words 15 years. immediately you start to think of a couple of things. number one, she's certainly known donald trump the president now for many, many moons. but on top of that, you know, how far back does her recordings go that she claims she has? hundreds at the moment including video and sound. >> it is unclear how far back all of her recordings go. she refers to the material that she has in her possession as a multimedia treasure trove. as you said it includes video recordings, audiotapes. e-mails. text messages. other sorts of documentation. she has known the president since 2003 when she first appeared on his reality tv show, the apprentice. there's a 15 year relationship there she can draw on or is drawing on for the claims in her book and the claims that she's making about the president. in her tv interviews as she continues this publicity tour for the book. but it's unclear how far back she started making recordings and doing all of the documentation she's

thank you for joining us darlene.s tweeting and often we can really see a lot of insight as to what is top of mind for the president through his tweets. it is a saturday morning and we're seeing this what does it tell you about what he's thinking about? >> it says to me that it is another sort of public expression by the president of his continued and already well documented frustration with special counsel, robert mueller. and the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the previous report that you showed, showed him on vacation at his home in new jersey. he has bikers for trump come over, he is on vacation although the present would not call it a vacation. he calls it a working vacation. it is interesting to me that at this time, when the final throes of summer break, he is on vacation. most people try to put these kinds of things out of their head and he gets on on saturday morning and is tweeting about the investigation. ebony: certainly. as you say, it is well documented the present has been

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>> reporter: darlene says her son loved to play basketball but his greatest joy was his son makai. she says her son's legacy will live on in them. >> his life is not going to be in, va neither is his death. >> reporter: thimisaturday, members say lamont's funeral will be held in gandover. >> m thank you so much. >>> now we turn to criminals caught on camera in the distkct. take a lt this. here is a picture showing a group of people destroying a police cruiser in d.c. an offduty officer snapped this shot. all of it happening last night right in front of that officer's home. another picture shows what lookt like a d in the cruiser. three people facing charges. >>> a $3 million bail set for a man accused of kling a college student in iowa. charged withid kpping and killing mollie tib tts last month while she was jogging. her body found earlier this week buried in a corn fieay. officials rivera is an undocumented immigrant from mexico, his attorney disputes that saying the suspect passed an e-verify electronic immigration status check. >>> ambitious plans being put together to cut down

mean highway, darlene watches nearby, wishing she could wipe away the pain, hoping police catch the killer. >> whatever coward did this, i hope you turn yourself in. it's not right. >> reporter:rg detectives anyone with information about the shooting call the prince george'sol countyice department.ar shstone, >news4. urning to the weather now, there were some storms and showers in parts of our region tonight. >> some of us got nothing but some saw heavy rain and storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug cammerer is tracking it for us from the blr center. >>pp amazing what ed today. in and around the metro area, nothing but to the north and west to the south is, just about everybody got something there. w,right you can actually see what's happening to the north, big-time storms. to thesouth, storms, to the west we saw some storms. even severe weather, severe thunderstorm warnings. this way this way. right now, d.c. high and dr we've seen a couple light showers around the area. that's about it. only strong storm is up towards northern maryland around baltimore up toward cecil county into marylan

winner darlene love who once shared the stage with elvis himself. it sounds. come out that. all this action leads up to the elvis party. the first we need to practice if you dance moves. even. if it's a low bar you put a story to get we saw you dancing and really loved it and we were hoping that you wouldn't mind teaching us a little bit of her thank you know ok we're through it better than the first estimate and nico has been dancing for nine years so they've got the moves. is based on the triple step. change. that struck. me but i don't know if it'll be so easy for me it's a. little . thank you for loads i'm great thank you so much for the lovely and there was no marius more serious very and it wasn't as easy as you made it look but i think we tried to day and so and we had a lot of fun doing it so thank you john byrne and thank you so much for it we've all this party is hopping and we're ready to let the music take control and trucks and dance moves of our own. to. it's the second day of the festival and elvis fans are back at it for more fun. this car is a lot like the k

emmy winner darlene love who once shared the stage with elvis himself. it is our. come out that. all of this action leads up to the elvis party. but first we need to practice of you dance moves. easy. to follow for you to get we saw you dancing and really loved it and we were hoping that you wouldn't mind teaching us a little bit today just heard quickly thank you a week and i'm sure you work through it and that was the estimate and nico has been boogie woogie dancing for nine years so they've got the moves boogie woogie is based on the triple step. change it. was telling me but i don't know if it'll be so easy for me as a. couple . thank you for loads of great thank you so much for the love it was no merry listeners really grew very and it wasn't as easy as you made it look but i think we tried today and so and we had a lot of fun doing it so thank you thank you so much for it leave the party is hopping and we're ready to let the music take control and trust and dance moves of our own. leg. it's the second day of the festival and elvis fans are back at it for more fun. this car

winner darlene love who once shared the stage with elvis himself. that. all this actually leads up to the elvis party. but first we need to practice if you dance moves. the easy to. follow. story get we saw you dancing and really loved it and we were hoping that you wouldn't mind teaching us a little bit of her face thank you no we thought ok we're through it. that was the estimate and nico has been dancing for nine years so they've got the moves. is based on the triple step. of the track. but i don't know if it'll be so easy for me and said. thank you for loads of great thank you so much for the love it was no mary was very and it wasn't as easy as you made it look but i think we tried today and so and we had a lot of fun doing it so thank you thank you so much for. the party is hopping and we're ready to let the music take control and trust and dance moves of our own . leg. it's the second day of the festival and elvis fans are back at it for more fun. in this car is a lot like the king's famous pink cadillac he was known to start his car in traffic to

winner darlene love who once shared the stage with elvis himself. a it. was yes. it's the second day of the festival and elvis fans are back at it for more fun. this car is a lot like the king's famous pink cadillac he was known to start his car in traffic to sign autographs earning him the name elvis the traffic obstacle. and it's not the only time elvis caused a stir here hotel manager ta must says the king and his entourage were kicked out of this room at the hotel going to. the main reason was a very light to newspapers and blow them off when it smoked they put it down under the other doors and thought it was funny when the old lady is around all day and hognose it's was burning her to the hotel owner sets sorry but it's enough. fans can stay in the perfectly preserved room for about one hundred fifty euros a night. normally the. very friendly happy funny from crying yesterday we had a woman that kissed the bad really. nearly every spot in bad now haim holds memories of elvis visitors can follow in his footsteps on a tour led by a local expert one stop is at h

darlene making her first visit, covers the white house for the associated press. jerry returns,, executive washington editor for the wall street journal. we will jump right in. darling, you are up. >> i wanted to get started with the big news of the week. democrats respond to paul manafort, his convictions on crimes? also, the guilty pleas by michael:, the president -- michael:, the president's longtime attorney? neera: there are two issues at play. both of these cases feed the idea of a culture of corruption in washington. democrats have been talking about that culture and the challenge. we have these instances, the news around duncan hunter and chris collins, members of the house of representatives who are indicted for basically self dealing with being members of congress. swampll picture of the invading washington, i think the public feels like people are helping themselves and not serving the public. connectede office is to the investigation at large. that is a situation in which news seems to be accelerating and getting closer to the president. that issue, ca

i had this guy kind of the dar darlene of the democratic party. only three senators came out and it was senator grassley, senator bob dole and john mccain. now, john mccain came out and i always remember this, we had a lot in common, but i hardly knew the guy. the first time he came out because he has a background in aviation, i have a background in aviation. and i remember i had a nice air conditioned twin engine plane, but i lost an engine the night before so i had to fly my kid's plane. it's very hot -- it's called a little gruman tiger. it doesn't have any air conditioning, it was in the 90's, it was close to 100 that day. i wrote down the places we went that day. first we went to oklahoma city, then to shaney, then to lawton, which is the home of fort sil, which is the number one area in the world for ar till tri, and we did our thing there all the time. he was campaigning for me, a guy who couldn't win. we went from there to altas air force base, and that is one still one of the top training bases, and we now train k-17 and kc-125's. as a ma

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darlene superville, her first visit to "newsmakers," glad to have you, covers the white house for the associated press. jerry seib, executive editor for the "wall street journal." we will jump right into it. somene, you are up with questions.

darlene choi, legislative aide to norman yee's office, reading letter on behalf of supervisor lee. "i'm writing to reiterate the support for the stop as part of the project. it addresses pedestrian safety and maintains access for seniors and people with disabilities. since 2016, i have worked closely with neighbors, merchants, safeway and sfmta staff about the proposed removal of the 17th avenue staff. i felt strongly enough to submit a letter to support keeping the 17th avenue inbound stop to accommodate seniors and their ability to carry heavy groceries from safeway. after further discussion with sfmta, we were able to develop a new proposal that addresses parking, pedestrian safety and access for people's disabilities and seniors. it would keep the stop that would construct a wheelchair-accessible ramp, a full boarding platform between 17th and 16th and also reconfigure the surrounding stops for transit efficiency. i urge the sfmta board to approve this proposal. i'm committed to pedestrian safety, main continuing accessibility and supporting small business owners. sincerely, su

wel king, jernel jefferson, and darlene butts, all in their 40s, all disappeared in 2006. interest. we're closely watching to see what fallout comes after yesterday's grand jury report in pennsylvania. yesterday the report accused 300 priests of abusing 1,000e children in ast 70 years. cardinal wuerl, now the archbishop of washington, was criticized for mishandling cases. attorney general josh shapiro ys wuerl's comments contradict documents in the grand jury report. >>> presi that he is revoking the security clearance of former cia direcr john brennan. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says it's because of brennan's, quote, erratic behavior. brennan has harshly criticized the president recently. >>> traffic is back to normal on the key bridge after a car burst into flames today, backing up traffic for some time. traffic cameras captured the car smoking. authorities aren't sure whated ca that car to catch fire. amazing that nobody was hurt. leon? >> thanks, erika. >>> a newborn in northern theinia will have quite story to tell when he grows up. >> his cous

. >> reporter: lamont's mom, darlene, says basketball was his second love. dyhe was getting r to move to china where he was going to play profes donally. >> hn't care if they had a gym open at 2:00 in the morning, he would go playbasketball. >> reporter: but two weeks ago, lamont was walking on grieg street heading to a rec center to train whee was gunned down in broad daylight. police say he was targeted but so far theyaven't made any arrests. >> we believe he touched a lot of lives and it's a shame hepa ed right here on this street right here i a such callous way. od >> reporter: t his family and friends are lighting candles and saying prayers in lamont's memory. >> no justic no ace. >> reporter: they're walking from where he was m tdered the rec center he never made it to tha day. they want c themunity to know that lamont may be gone butil h spiritnever die. now, lamont's funeral is expectedo be held saturday in landover. t k to you. >>s such a tragedy. all right. meagan fitzgerald. thank you, meagan. >>>ngton cardinal donald worrell's name is being remov

. >> in 1991, the hometown hero started dating another local standout named darlene weber. dar, as she was known, had a personality as big as her smile. >> the first time i saw her, she was playing softball, of course, and she had on these lime green rec specs, so she looked a little funny. but when she took them off, i thought she was beautiful. >> it was a classic case of opposites attracting. >> i think we both went into the relationship knowing that we really loved spending time with one another. >> tom was the laid-back, easy-going type. dar an elementary school teacher was more type a, and she didn't hide what she was thinking. >> she had opinions, and she'd let those be known. it's one of the reasons i loved her. i still love her today. >> still, when dar's sisters, la donna, lynn and marla learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> because you couldn't do it. >> no. >> no. >> you couldn't be around somebody who was, what, that much

commissioner julie su, claudine chang, darlene chu, ecology general manager minna tau. this is pretty important. we have a woman leading a general manager. and ben rosen sf*eld here as well. [applause] thank you very much for being here. our next speaker is a leader in common sense gun control laws far before she was ever a legislator here in san francisco. something that is much too important for our communities. she is someone who is a steadfast person to lead the -- her commitment to creating safe communities for all of our families. i want to welcome one of our newest members of the board of supervisors, supervisor catherine stefani. [applause] >> thank you, carmen. i, too, accept the w challenge. it is an honor to be here with so many incredible women. leader pelosi. my sister mayor london breed. supervisor katie tang and so many other incredible women and our men, too, that help us along the way. i was thinking the other day, you know, my daughter. she is 9 years old and she is absolutely obsessed with justice ruth bader ginsburg and every night she reads out of t

. >> reporter: lant's mom darlene says basketball was his second love. he was getting ready to moveo china, where he was going to play professionally. >> he didn't care t ify had a gym open at 2:00 in the hemorni, ould go and play basketball. >> reporter: two weeks ago, lamont was walking on grieg street heading to train when he was gunned down in broad daylight. police say he was targeted but far they haven't made any arrests. >>e believe tree touched a lot of lives and it's just a shame he passed here on this street lous here in such a c way. >> reporter: today his family and friends are lighting candles and saying prayers in lamont' memory. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: they're walking from where he was murdered to the rec center he never made it to that day. they want the community to know that lamon may be gone but his spirit will never die. >> lamont's funeral is expected to be this saturday in landover. reporting in sea pleasant, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> the catholic high school named afterardinal donald woerl is changing its name. n

sources when we're doing research, i was also at the time reading an article bill a historian named darlene clark heim called the age of madam c.j. walker. as many of you know, madam c.j. walker was a black beauty pioneer from the early 20th century. she creates this beauty company and this beauty industry that literally, you know, employs thousands and thousands of women. she has a factory, she's selling products all over the african area. she pioneers what we think of as the beauty industry. and she poses a very interesting question and she says, why is it that we think of the early 20th century as the age of booker t. washington? we studied washington, him as an educational leader, sort of was considered the top black leader of his day. and one of the things that heim says is, what would happen -- this is almost a question very similar to what charles payne is trying to do to get us thinking. she said what would happen if we sent her the actions of madam c.j. walker rather than booker t. washington? i thought of it and said, okay, if i send her these, how will that change what we know or

i was also at the time reading an article by historian darlene clark kind called the age of madam cj walker. as many of you know, she was a black beauty pioneer from the early 20th century. she creates this beauty company and this beauty industry that literally you know, employed thousands and thousands of women , she has a factory, she is selling products all over. she creates and is one of the pioneers of what we think the black beauty industry. in the article that hein wrote, she poses an interesting question and she said why is it that we think of the early 20th century as the age of booker t. washington? we studied washington. and him as an educational leader, as a sort of -- considered the top black leader of his day. one of the things that hein said is what would happen, this is a question similar to what charles payne is trying to get us to do about rethinking the master narrative of the movement, she said, what would happen if we centered the experience of madam cj walker in that moment and called it the age of madam cj walker instead of calling it the age of booker t. washi

we appreciate that, darlene.he wall street journal today talking about adderall laws and how they apply to guns made at home. law note that federal generally does permit individuals who are otherwise barred from owning firearms to make those firearms for their own personal use, getting back to that home gunsmithing issue we talked about earlier. thomas, baltimore, maryland. go ahead. caller: hey, how are you doing? thank you for having me on. say to thegoing to ladies coming on earlier about gunsmithing at home, you can get 80% lower or whatever on some of these parts, and there is already blueprints for people to drill. it does not take an expert to make these parts at home. people that want to make guns at home with their plastic, not only do you have to have the printer,own a plastic nobody is going to go around two a plastic gun that is are three levels harder than hot glue and shoot it off. it is only good for one round, and then it is overheating and belting in your hands. we need to have people that know w

i had this guy kind of the dar darlene of the democratic party. only three senators came out and it was senator grassley, senator bob dole and john mccain. now, john mccain came out and i always remember this, we had a lot in common, but i hardly knew the guy. the first time he came out because he has a background in aviation, i have a background in aviation. and i remember i had a nice air conditioned twin engine plane, but i lost an engine the night before so i had to fly my kid's plane. it's very hot -- it's called a little gruman tiger. it doesn't have any air conditioning, it was in the 90's, it was close to 100 that day. i wrote down the places we went that day. first we went to oklahoma city, then to shaney, then to lawton, which is the home of fort sil, which is the number one area in the world for ar till tri, and we did our thing there all the time. he was campaigning for me, a guy who couldn't win. we went from there to altas air force base, and that is one still one of the top training bases, and we now train k-17 and kc-125's. as a ma

more now from darlene in we geton, new york, as your thoughts about race relations around the country. caller: it's actually henderson, nevada. host: i'm sorry, yet. -- yup. caller: when i look at america, my dad was in the air force for 26 years. i understand the integration movement. i also understand the ability of what happened during segregation is black people were getting educated and now they are not. they are not controlling the education. blacks in america don't control anything. we participate. how is it the law requires you to get a public education and you don't did a basic education? 12 years you come out and you can't work. there's no job training for these people. they are just living amongst themselves, taking from each other. that's called taxation without representation. you turn around you get dmx, wesley snipes, this people that went to jail for not paying their taxes. don't haves oversight of the use of public funds and neither do the people. local towns it's just like it was on the plantation. they want one person to come speak for the group and it doesn't chang