>> darrell: he's rebounded. the car is better. they fell off the radar. i think the car is better. it's a good track for joey. he has a great teammate, keslowski. they could pull it off today. >> jeff: richmond is where he won a year ago. i don't think they're there yet. talladega is coming up. he can win there. >> darrell: don't forget blaney. >> chris: and keslowski, also. kyle larson, racing with the bruised arm. you mentioned he's from texas. he led the race for the first 200 laps last year. will the physical demands of this track affect his performance during the race? >> jeff: i don't think so. it's going to bother him if he leans on the shoulder and the shoulder support might affect the bruise. once you get going here, you're so focused. >> darrell: they adjust around that. change the seat. when you're his age, the only thing that can keep you from racing is a broken arm. >> chris: he tweeted a picture of the bruise. we don't have that. no. okay. we don't have a clip. i thought we had a clip. i wanted to say that. >> jeff:

i still like darrell even though we disagree on everything. good to see you.e back, incredible news and pictures out of north korea for the first time ever. a north korean dictator has gone to south korea. we have it for you. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >> sean: all right. earlier today, mike pompeo was sworn in as secretary of state just as the white house released photos of him meeting with north korean dictator -- look at it there -- kim jong-un over easter weekend. this is the meeting that president trump today said was not originally planned. secretary pompeo, i've known him. he's brilliant man. first in his class at westpoint. look at this. he will go down in history as one of the great secretary of states, this is one of the firsts. on "fox and friends," the president spoke about the negotiations with north korea. he didn

>> thank you darrell comment good morning everyone. i will not try to rival brookings institution on humor. i will try to rival him on saying something surprising from a brookings podium. much of what the president is trying to do toward china is justifiable. it not necessarily in every detail, but the general thrust of pushing back on china in particular. let me have a historical perspective on this as well. i'm not going all the way back to aristotle. if we think about the last 500 years, and paul kennedy, the yale historian wrote about this. we seen european powers rise and fall fairly fast. that's partly because they could not protect vantages, because they were living in an economy that did not have barriers to technology transfer, or theft of intellectual property. that is an age-old phenomenon that we have seen long before the internet. in the last 100 years, or 150 years, britain lost its advantage in industry, and advanced technology to japan, germany, and the united states, among others. those three in particular, luckily one

one person hosting is is darrell hammond. imitating donald trump. him about what it is like to be in the spotlight at this event. >> i'm sorry. is this not a good place to read. >> do you play him differently now? has it changed over time? >> he is different. but you know, for a while i wasn't do i think him on stage. i couldn't find a way to stop one side or the other from erupting. i have a joke i did with michael moore on broadway and people like it. >> i'm not going to do it. come see it on broadway. >> i'm not angry over here. >> it is basically how, how confident he is in his own personal vision. sort of launders reality. it comes in here and when it comes out here it is the way he wants to. >> james comey not to get overly serious. one of his criticisms of the president he has never seen him laugh. he is nervous about people who don't laugh. >> i noticedhat. i did a dinner for him and melani was there and the police commissioner. it was like a police athletic thing kind of thing. i had a good set. and he would not laugh. you can see him on fi

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>> thank you, darrell for the question. thank you for including me on the panel. tech transfer debates tend to assume that it's between states and one thing we've discovered over the last decade is that a lot of the big geopolitical events we've seen have been driven in part by tech transfer to nonstate actors so extremism, terrorist groups, their ability to use the new technology for ways that they were not considered originally. social media and off-the-shelf drones are uses of commercial technologies. i'm going to mention briefly in a bit about using dual use technologies is the core issue is but i want to situate a little bit how tech transfer even happens to nonstate actors and terrorist groups in the first place because they don't have the resources to the big research in the moment budget and they don't have the resources to acquire cutting-edge technology so they are left with three options for getting decent technology. one is the open source movement. they can go and download and build out their own sophisticated machine learning models and they can anot

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it's an honor to know you and have you and i still like daryl darrell even though we disagree on everythingnd pictures out of north korea, forut the first tie ever, a north korean dictator has gone to south korea. we've got it for you. ♪ to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought republicans and democrats together to balance the state budget with a budget reserve, while investing in local schools and career training. as mayor of la, he put more police on the streets and reduced violent crime by nearly 50%. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ♪ >> sean: earlier today, mike pompeo was sworn in as secretary of state, just as the white house released photos of him muting with north korean dictator, look at it right there, kim jong un over easter weekend. this was a meeting that president trump today said it was not originally planned. secretary pompeo --no look, i've known him. he is a brilliant man. first in his class at west point, and i think, look at this, this will go down in history, one of th

darrell, it's so great to talk to you.have so many friends in common and i'm so bowled over by everything have you done in these 19 years. i'm sure to you it seems like yesterday. and you run this foundation called rachel's challenge. tell us how you think it's the best way to proceed to actually stop these school shootings. >> well, thank you, laura, it's great to be here with you. i really wants to applaud young people as far as wanting to make a difference and for marching for what they believe in. i want to just gentlely challenge them to focus on more than just focusing on gun control. the shooters 19 years ago said in a camera you are going to change the gun laws and add more gun laws it's not going to stop people like us from doing what we do. i'm as passionate about change as these young people are. in fact, when the cameras go away, when the passion dies down, my challenge to all the young people is to maintain their desire to end the violence. and our family has chosen to do that over the last 19 years. we create

kurt, you used to work for, back when you were a hill staffer, darrell issa who made it his business to investigate democrats for various things that he thought they were doing wrong. what do you make of what's going on? there's new reporting from abc news this week that pruitt's morocco trip, he rented a room in the chairman of williams & jensen, which i believe is a lobbyist. carl icahn associates is the largest institutional holder in this company that exports liquefied natural gas. now several are calling for the internal watchdog to look in at one of his missions while there, promoting liquefied natural gas. two of the clients had lobbyists working on issues tied to l & g. he seems to have been in morocco selling one profit ducts of his land lady's client. what would darrell issa back in the day have done if an obama administration official had done the same? >> if we had anything remotely close as to how flagrant the conflict of interest is here, we would have waited for subpoenas immediately. we would have done it that day. scheduled a congressional hearing. scott pruitt would

california congressman darrell issa joins us now.as the gang members over a dozen or so of them, congressman. it is quite a report. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> sandra: you are seeing a lot in your state. can you give us sort of the trend that you are seeing? >> well, i think what you are seeing is the political opportunism of the governor versus people supporting, regardless of their party, supporting their sheriffs and police. this is not a federal message, this is a message in san diego county and orange county where law enforcement is saying we've got to have some pushback. people are dying. literally, there is blood on the hands of the people who are causing criminal aliens to be released knowing they will rob and murder again. the amazing thing is that sanctuary cities started off as don't ask a witness what their status is. it turned into let a criminal go out even as an undocumented alien and you look and say why? what is the basis for it? and so my sheriffs in my counties and most sensible counties

have accused her of exploiting the sanctuaryrs law controto help boost her profile in her race for darrel iss a'seat in san diego county. >> this issue gives republicans some voice. they found their voice call it the resistance to the resistance. i believe i came with that term. >> that's where i first heard it. >> i'm claiming credit for that. but what it does is it allows folks, republicans, sort of trbrace trump's agenda without embracing p. trump in california is toxic. they don't want to do this. but this is one of trump's core sues. this is something that appeals to the law and order suburban s.owd, which is the orange county distric they're largely that. and it also -- it allows republicans to sort of gin up and get out the vote.ot they'reoing to have a senate candidate d they may not have a candidate on the ballot for governor. >> you're raising your eyebrows. >> i am. time aftetime, nancy pelosi anticipate some of the activists in the democratic partyun into walls. they think that their values and their approach is what the rest of the country shares. and i think almost 2,500 peo

radicalization to occur so you know i think a more mature perspective on it is to you know i take the darrell davis approach this guy who converted like hundreds of members of the k.k.k. an african-american man who befriended them had an honest conversation tried to have the dialogue and they all turned over the ropes like that's the type of mentality that we need to trolls i remember that story is fascinating in but this is a you brought up a very interesting point here so you're saying that an attempt to censor it merely pushes the problem to other platforms and it metastasizes and actually creates a trend toward violence more violence yeah there's actually a number of studies that prove this and you know it's like when you have you know you push down on one area and it just pops up on another i forget my medal toothpaste tube where you write something i'm out of metaphor suddenly oh no but so so there's the problem is one of free speech so in america that was supposed to be built on free speech where do we go wrong i mean i think we're still ok i think america actually has a right the plat

on our democrats line in fresno, california, darrel. go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon. i really have to question the selective enforcement of what we feel is socially acceptable. we had one of the largest breaches in the united states history with equifax. and we have not seen, or i have not seen or heard any movement by our elected officials to provide modified ssns or serious true findings, resetting credit, and response has been go to another private company who is actually started by a hacker who doesn't necessarily do anything pro-active, it's a reactive kind of stance they take, and not really solving the cyberissue. i think the posturing by those today really shows they are not really read in on technologies. and i agree with some of the other callers that they should have had possibly some millennials on their staff really get them up to speed on the power of what mark has created. we are talking about a platform specifically started connecting college students together, and now it's one of the most dominant players in social media on the planet. we don't see th

i respect people and i've always respected the rail workers i've never insulted darrelle workers we need this reform and safe needs it some analysts say the protests are macros biggest political test since being elected media a year ago in america cannot back down on his reforms because if it backs down in front of the strikers from the railway company it's over for him he cannot reform or anything else until the end of his mandate. recent opinion polls suggest the tide is turning in favor with more people supporting the reforms than the strikes but that's unlikely to deter trade union leaders rel workers a promising growing strikes for several months a few people here intend to give up their fight in time some. of the al-jazeera paris. so far because the president has cut children's trip to the u.k. to deal with violent protests back home cyril ramaphosa has called for calm in northwest province where demonstrators are demanding the region's lead to step down they accuse super pellow of corruption and are demanding better jobs and housing along with improved roads and hospitals presiden

i respect people and i've always respected the rail workers i've never insulted darrelle workers we need this reform distance if needed some analysts say the protests are macros biggest political test since being elected media a year ago when they're not cannot back down on these reforms because if it backs down in front of the strikers from the railway company it's over for him he cannot reform or anything else until the end of his mandate to read. since opinion polls suggest the time it is turning in my favor with more people supporting the reforms than the strikes but that's unlikely to deter trade union leaders workers a promising growing strikes for several months a few people here intend to give up the fight in time some. al-jazeera paris. thousands of people have been protesting in the swedish capital over a sex abuse scandal linked to the organization that awards the nobel prize for literature they're calling for members of the swedish academy to resign after eighteen women made accusations against the husband of one of its leaders police are investigating allegations that the ca

." >> darrel strad based on her memoir. >> what is "wild." >> actually a southern girl. >> what is "sweete alabama." >> you ran the category. a big reese witherspoon fan. >> so the contestant there won that category but she didn't end up winning the day. but getting a tweet from reece witherspoon is a pretty good consolation prize. >> i would think so. >> witherspoon said, way to go. she also said, "jeopardy" this made my day. >> and they responded by saying making reece witherspoon's day makes our day. it's an endless cycle of day making. >> seriously, you know you have made it when you have a category on "jeopardy." >>> now, to someone else that is winning. remember the selfie kid at the super bowl, got the picture with justin timberlake? well, ryan mckenna is back at it sharing yet another epic selfie. >> so here he is with j.t. and julian edelman. we talked about him in the last block. so ryan was given vip tickets to justin's concert in boston when he was on "ellen." he said he wouldn't wait to take another selfie with him. >> but he had no idea julian edelman would be there too. he

i have pastor robert jeffersers darrell scott. thank you for joining us. robert, let's start with you. let's start with this thing people say a lot. how can evangelicals support donald trump. what's that all about. you have such a great take on this. let's see what you think of it? >> well, you know the president just posted on instagram a comment i made on fox and that was donald trump has become the most faith friendly president in history. more than ronald reagan or george w. bush. he's been the most pro-life, proreligion jury president of all. this is built on the fact of his policy, religious faith friendly policies. not that fact that he had a perfect path. none of us have had a perfect path. christ came to forgive us of our past. we love him because of his policies. the fact is everybody including president trump realized that christianity has been marginalized. alexis said america is great because she's good and if she every seizes to be good she will seize to be great. for the first 150 years this nation was built on christianity. about 70 years a

the chairwoman of the board of supervisors, gop congressmen darrell isa, good to have you. >> great tohere. >> talk about the significance of what happened in san diego. >> today marks the day of a clear message to governor brown, enough is enough, we are committed to putting our public safety first and governor brown's clear violation of the u.s. constitution put san diego at risk. the board voted to move forward to file that brief, it is a significant day. i showed viewers the piles of emails the putting in support of what we are doing. i showed an updated visual today of what those emails look like by this evening, really quite remarkable. the number of email communications we received, people say we support what you're doing in san diego. >> looks like old-style telegrams piling up, we appreciate it. we mentioned governor brown. earlier, he had this to say, to push back on was you are doing. >> human beings, very important they be integrated in a humane way. very lowlife politicians like to exploit. >> lowlife politician? >> we have 31/2 million in san diego to protect. sb 54 didn'

darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history. good evening.nk you for joining us. great column. let's talk about this. c kanye west and president trump loves to flatter him. does he think it gives him some sort of credibility with people of color? that's you. >> i think it's important to understand that prepolitics, donald trump has always sought it and very often they have given it to him. if you look at hip hop music there are a lot and thoese are generally positive references. they validated him. he wants to connect on some level to people in that community. it is no surprise to me that if he found someone in hip hop still willing to be on his side it would elevate that. you have to remember that donald trump is from new york. when rap was fresh and new it was born here in new york city he was here to witness that. there is something about him that connects on that level. i don't think he relates on any way on whether or not kanye is doing something for or against it. the one and only time i ever met donald trump i don't think he knew who i

. >> the pittsburgh steelers select darrell.fered a near crippling spinel injury, many drawn to tiers, second and third rounds. it was the the show. greek freak they called him, 31. the euro in game 6. 31 points, 14 rebounds. game 7 in boston tomorrow. home teams won every game. it should have been a goal-tending call on lebron james game 5. the nba admitted the refs blew the call. last night they won 7 nothing opening up new series. >> i feel like i'm learning something every day. thank you for that mr. jared max and you can catch jared sports reports on fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115. cheryl: leaders from the north and the south meeting in historic summit today, we will go to london for global reaction on this story. we will be right back >> as we have been reporting this morning, leaders agreeing to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons after holding historic summit. good morning, peter, good to see you, what is the market reaction in london to this news? >> hi, there, well it's relatively knew to -- new in the moment. it doesn't

darrell scoot. they really get it. black and hispanic unemployment in history. >> she also interviewed kanye. what we've seen here in all of this. kanye west dropping a new single yesterday. this is a moment for him in concert with the president. >> this is quite a moment for them. we haven't seen him on the scene since about november 2016 now he's back with a bang, make america great again bang. it's not really working for a lot of his fans. they see it as an actual betrayal. but for kanye any press has been good press. more than 4 million tweets alone about him in the past week. he's got a new album coming out in early june, another one a few days after that. he's got a let for dr dr i have a sinny cal take. >> i think it's entirely commercially driven. a bit of an andy coughmanesque sort of flow to this. i know he's interested in being a provocateur and generating interest. his song yesterday, it's called lift yourself. classic kanye, about two minutes long, samples and old school obscure track from the early 70's,

but one congressman who disagrees is congressman darrell issa. >> congress should give him the benefit of the doubt that he's going to turn over to, if you will, the u.s. attorney anything that need to be prosecuted, and he'll get answers or he'll get an outside seen a, i have no doubt about it. arthel: garrett tenney picks up the story. >> conservative lawmakers want a second special counsel appointed but this week the attorney general announced u.s. attorney john huber from utah will be conducting an investigation along with the justice department's inspector general. some conservatives say that's a good step, but others say it's like the fox guarding the hen house. >> it was a number of people, we don't know how many, in the main offices of the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation in washington engaged in highly biased activity with regard to the 2016 election and two investigations were launched during that time. reporter: many are suggesting it's a political stunt. >> there is an inspector general and fbi that could do this work. but i think this is more p

i want to get it clear before we go to the congressman darrell isa. guest, republican of the house foreign affairs committee. the reason i pointed that out is because democrats say they are upset because they did not get a heads up. i don't know that you would get a heads up without a secret meeting. >> absolutely. democrats may want to dust off a little bit of resident john f. kennedy's words when he said "never negotiate out of fear but never fear to negotiate." the fact is, during previous administrations, they've gave concession and oils and other things to try to get good behavior out of north korea and it failed. they are looking at the strongest sanctions ever against a nation and those are having an effect to where we have driven north korea to the table. we did not send some sort of an underling, we sent a man who knows just how bad north korea is, knows the details of the development of nuclear weapons and missiles. the number one graduate of west point. they sent a warrior to sit down with that individual and layout america's doing this out

neil: darrell issa. know, much has been discussed with the north and south korean leaders and they seem to be a very friendly exchange and each dipping into the other's territory and the man hugs, all of that kind of stuff. of course, praising donald trump for this moment, very well talked about about the chinese leader that might have paved the way behind a lot of these headlines. no less than president trump acknowledging him. so, why isn't the rest of the media? we're on it. you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. >> all right. you know, the president has acknowledged that there were other players in this north korea-south korea meeting including the le

. >>> joining us is darrell cronk from wells fargo i will ask you this, how is the stock market continuinggle day the last couple of weeks is it all earnings >> i think it is anticipation of earnings what i have watched lately, the real barometer for earnings is a couple things. one is what companies will give us for forward guidance and how much trade tariff talks depthed expectations for q2 and revenue growth revenue growth continues to inch higher for this quarter. that's a good sign that's the most pure sign of demand in the economy, even more so than the benefit of taxes >> why you are optimistic on trade and tariffs, and not hurting the economy? >> optimistic, i don't know. but you have to look at it in an even-handed way. at this point it's all rhetoric. 150 billion has been proposed. even if that were to be implemented tomorrow, brian, recall that 200 billion worth of stimulus comes in fiscal year '18 from tax reform, and another 100 billion from the budget that we just passed in january. that's 300 billion even if you got the 150 billion of tariffs, you would still have a drag --

for the moment, let's bring in congressman darrell issa.our response first of all to this first state visit by president macron during the trump administration. >> it's a culmination of a series of phone calls and getting to know each other where these two men have very different political views in some areas, have decided to work on the things they a grow on. president macron said it was direct and fruitful while the president talked about the positive relationship. it's those sort of things, almost margaret thatcher ronald reaganesque that the president has been known for in his past negotiations when he was in business. seems like he's really struck this with a number of leaders and president macron seems to be the latest. >> jon: you judiciary committee has reached a deal with the department of justice to turn over some of the documents related to the investigation of hillary clinton. how do you feel about that? are you confident you'll be getting everything you're looking for? >> well, we're -- remains to be seen, but it's a refreshing

. >> also on hand for this event, richmond chief brown, and darrell mccallister, piedmont chief jeremyowers who says reaching out to minority communities is one of her top priorities. >> relationships matter. if they are afraid of us and don't trust us, it's an issue. we are being intentional about building those relationships and going out and owning our past. apologizing. making amends. >> there has to be acknowledgment of harm in history before we can move forward. i think we are getting to that point now where law enforcement understands that. and we can starts having those really difficult conversations about how do we positively move forward? >> reporter: while most will discuss on police communication, they will talk about how to limit the queues of deadly force by officers and they will be training on the role local police will play in enforcing federal immigration laws. roughly 200 police commanders are taking part in this conference which runs through saturday. top brass from around the bay area and across the country tackling critical issues and working to build trust. in oa

darrell j. york/ attorney: "it's a 4th amendment violation and she had a right to record."fficer is heard on camera saying she can record but that she has to put her phone down. nats:"if you dont put the phone down i will take that phone out of your hands, do you understand that?"now we cant see in the video what's happening to chris. the couple has had the recording for a week but they were too afriad to come forward until now. they're parents and longtime parents business owners for the city of west covina. chris moreno/ stopped by police:"i'm scared. i'm still scared now. we sponsor kids with sports and stuff. we have a program with rop."eillen aquino/ stopped by police:"we were not trying to fight him on searching the car. we had nothing to be afraid of. we just wanted him to be fair. mistreating people because you can't have your way and take someone's phone you know. we have every right to have a phone." (vicki) police say (vicki) (vicki) police say they are aware of the incident and it's under investigation. (steve) when was the last time you took a good look at the

darrell scott, they really get it (lowest black & hispanic unemployment in history)." caught flak earlier this week for supporting trump after tweeting wednesday quote "black people don't have to be democrats." now some on social media are speculating west is having mental health problems.others say he's drumming up publicity for a soon-to-be-released album. (catherine) chance the rapper is responding to that tweet and rejecting the thank-you from president trump. tweeting back --- "nah, that ain't it, yo." he explained on twitter that he supports west, not trump. adding that west is "family," although he doesn't always share his views. chance also noted that in his hometown of chicago, the black community has continued to suffer, despite years of democratic city leadership. ((grant))that wraps up kron 4 news at nine... ((catherine))but our primetime coverage continues..pam moore is here now with kron 4 news at ten...pam? ((pam))thank you grant and catherine.. next at ten.... relief for a couple hundred east bay residents forced from their homes.. becaues of a massive

you can't kill darrell, then my face afterwards on talking dead, it immediately cults to me, let's alloing your podcast. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how many of those do you do a week? i'm concerned about you. >> i've done almost 1,000 episodes of that show and it's been insane. >> jimmy: wow. when you are interviewing people as you do so frequently , a lot of these people are in these movies that you love, you're a fan of these people. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: are you ever disappointed? you think you're going to have a thing with them and you don't? >> not disappointed. you always hope when you meet someone that you like, oh, cut to you, clinking glasses on a yacht somewhere. and most of the time it doesn't work that way. and i had two experiences that were -- it gives me all the empathy in the world for what you do too. but one was with ian mcclellan. sir ian mcclellan. i showed up and i guess i was a couple minutes late and he goes, oh, my, is everything all right? and i go, what happened? well, you're late. six minutes, come on, man. and the only reason that i was able to

darrell scott, they really get it lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.course, the show of support between the president and west is sending the left and the media in to a frenzy. take look at. this today kanye west has a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. rapper kanye west treating you don't have to agree with president trump but the mob can't make me not love him. >> we have the right to independent thoughts. yes we have the right to independent thoughts and i independently think that kanye has lost your mind. i'm your brother, too. brother to brother i want to say put the phone down. >> can i ask you something on this set. >> what. >> have you guys noticed, do you feel it? wily and i have it. >> what? >> very few people have it. >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> what are you talking about? >> dragon energy. >> no. stop. gross. >> before he was the president of the united states he was the tv host. viewed as harmless and he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifesty

and then followed by darrell issa, followed by gowdy and then paul ryan. all these top republicans are literally leaving town, which you have to ask your, why is that happening? over 40 house republicans are not running, and it's not as if their work with trump on aning a. when i throw out the question, there's nothing moving through congress that indicates the republicans are accomplishing anything. so the question becomes, why are they not putting in that check and balance, things that are happenings to dissolve or government? why is mitch mcconnell pushing back on grassley when hey wanted to put michigan? place that trump canned fire mueller. these -- can't fire mueller. these things keep happening again and again. they're like characters in the book. lindsey graham within with amy klobuchar and john mccain to assure our allies because since trump has taken office we have alienates our allies and cozying up to authoritarianism. and we have a defunct state depth. so all these things are happening and it's not as if the republicans are feeling lick they'r

. >> reporter: and darrell, who served in korea and vietnam, is bracing himself for the moment he seesf the vietnam memorial. >> i had some friends out there that didn't make it back. so it will be an emotional -- i think -- >> feels like it already is. you haven't even gotten there yet. >> is going to be a mess at the wall. >> i hope to have a couple martinis in by the wall. >> reporter: the purpose of the trip is not to stir up bad memories but to remind these men of the courage they showed in answering their call to duty. >> that hole past is coming back and it brings it forward. i did that and i did this. that is what is so precious to them. >> reporter: and so precious to a nation as well. at sfo, john ramos, kpix 5 news. >>> estimated we are losing 400 world war ii veterans every day, so honor flight is hosting four trips a year, if you would like to contribute, we have a link on our website, cbssf.com. >>> the greatest generation. we had a sunny day today, warm tomorrow, numbers are going to climb into the low 80s, what a difference a couple days make. after we had incredible ra

darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history." support between the president and west is sending then left and the media into a frenzy. take a look at this. >> kanye west as a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. >> rapper kanye west tweeting, "you don't have to agree with trump with the mob can't make me not to love him." victor we have the right independent thought. yes, we have the right independent thought and i independently think that kanye has lost his mind. >> donald trump is your brother, it is true, i am your brother, too. brother to brother i just want to say, put the phone down. >> have you guys noticed -- do you feel it? very few people have it? >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> but are you talking about? >> dragon energy. before he was president of the united states, he was a tv host, maybe it's harmless, he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifestyle. but i think now it's changed a little bit so that's why you have seen so much o

clark disrupted a city council meeting in late march and told sacramento mayor darrell steinberg to be quiet. >>> eviction day for hundreds of people who have been living at a homeless encampment in santa rosa. drone view 7 shows it from above. there is concern from some advocates who say the homeless have nowhere else to go. abc 7 news reporter carlos s salcedo has the story. >> reporter: individual grow shows the scale of the homeless encampment in santa rosa and the cleanup effort. >> propane, batteries, gas, diesel -- >> reporter: public safety officials have been walking around identifying hazardous materials that need to be carefully removed. >> we know and we're receiving calls of reports of smoke. there's cooking fires, warming fires. the last thing we'd want to have is a fire that has ability to spread throughout an encampment like this. >> reporter: due to unsanitary conditions, but resistance from some community members. >> sonoma county has let these people down. >> reporter: homeless advocates rallied demanding the county find housing for all the people being displaced. th

. >> reporter: governor brown said: for people living on the streets today, sacramento mayor darrelleady proposed building 1,000 efficiency homes. but ironically, sacramento has now been sued in federal court over the city's ordinance that prohibits the homeless from agressively panhandling for money. -- aggressively panhandling for money. >> i haven't had a chance to review it. >> reporter: the mayor is taking a more global approach. >> our goal is not to just manage the problem. our goal is actually to humanely reduce the number of people on the streets. >>> a man accused of two sexually assaulted makes his first appearance in court. >> these are horrific, violent, unprovoked attacks on two bay area young women. >> coming up, the new developments from a courtroom in the south bay. >> also, tempers flared this afternoon. boy, take a look! in an n.l. west game between the padres on the rockies. mark ibanez will tell us what sparked this brawl and the players involved coming up later in sports. >> and a bay area community in mourning after the death of this hometown girl who died in a

. >> thank you, darrell for the question. and for including me on the panel. i think a lot of tech transfer dough bates assume it's between states. one thing we have discovered over the last decade is really that ha the lo of the big geopolitical conflicts in events we have seen has been driven by tech transfer nontech actors and ability to use new technologies for ways their authors and originators never really considered. i want to just situate a bit social media and off the shelf drones are really uses of commercial technologies. and i'm going to mention briefly in a bit get back to the use of dual use technologies which is what the core issue is with these. but i want to situate a little bit how tech transfer happens to nonstate actors tan tore wrist groups in the first place. because they don't have the resources to have a big research and development budget, they don't have the resources to acquire cutting edge technology. so they are really left with three options for getting desent technology. one is the open source moment. they can go on get hug and d

darrell scott. they really get it. lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history. talk about it with matt lewis and an op-ed columnist for "the new york times," charles -- they have continued their love fest and the president loves to cozy up with anyone who flatters him. does he think it gives him some sort of credibility with people of color? >> who is that too? >> to you, charles. >> prepolitics, donald trump has always sought validation from the hip-hop community and they've given it to him. from the '80s, '90s, a lot of trump references generally positive references so he sought validation and they validated him. he connects on some level or wants to, to people in that community. it is no, you know, no surprise if he found someone in hip-hop still willing to be on his side he'll do it. you have to remember donald trump is from new york. he's a new york city creature. you know, when rap was being -- was fresh and new, was born here in new york city, he was here to witness that. so he -- there is so something that connects with him. i don't think he relates on a

darrell scott, they really get it lowest black and hispanic unemployment in history.urse, the show of support between the president and west is sending the left and the media in to a frenzy. take look at. this today kanye west has a lot of people wondering if he cares about black people. rapper kanye west treating you don't have to agree with president trump but the mob can't make me not love him. >> we have the right to independent thoughts. yes we have the right to independent thoughts and i independently think that kanye has lost your mind. i'm your brother, too. brother to brother i want to say put the phone down. >> can i ask you something on this set. >> what. >> have you guys noticed, do you feel it? wily and i have it. >> what? >> very few people have it. >> what's wrong? >> the president has it. >> what? >> kanye has it. >> what are you talking about? >> dragon energy. >> no. stop. gross. >> before he was the president of the united states he was the tv host. viewed as harmless and he was somebody that they could aspire to or at least aspire to that lifestyle