darrell, what, did you make of that?e committees think we have to the word accommodated from the statement. that seems dovish. darrell: my take was the minutes were dovish overall. the committee is inching toward more concerned we are approaching neutral rate. if you dissected the minutes, it looks like two more hikes, year anend 2018. the concern becomes -- how much are they willing to take it over the neutral rate? we know they will let inflation overshoot. will they take the neutral rate past neutral? david: are we happy with that as an investor? it steepened the yield curve yesterday. darrell: we want the yield curve to steepen, at this point in the cycle. you saw the concern in the minutes, part of the technical change to the ioer. david: i'm not sure i fully understood. alix: that took up so much of my night. darrell: if the only move the points and 20 basis change the fed by 25, that puts downward pressure on short-term rates, money markets, cd rates. it holds the short side of the allows, growth and inflation upo

darrell, what is your biggest takeaway? >> we can look at pioneer as an example.e thought they had a great order. they produced -- a great quarter. at the high end and are on track to 20% growth in the permian, but pioneer is a great example of how important it is to be executing at scale right now in the permian basin. we think the permian basin is in this phase where they are transitioning from exploration mode to development mode, where in the last two years, operators have been focused on acquiring acreage and holding that acreage and finding out where the sweet spots are. more recently, you know, the transition to development mode has put the focus on these companies to actually execute on a large scale. alix: pioneer struggled with that last year in the third quarter. as we take a look at equity, do you feel equities are accurately reflecting the current oil price and inability to execute, like pioneer? >> in general the equities are , not reflecting the current oil prices. it's oil price today, plus the curve, certainly reflecting the curve and the strip is

steve hill says that he will do every what he can to get darrel back on his feet.is other neighbors are doing what they can to pitch in as well. scott mclean, cnn, pahoa, hawaii. >>> and now let's turn our attention to the caribbean, the first named storm of the year. derek van dam here to tell us about it. >> the 2018 atlantic hurricane season officially starts june 6, and we already have a named system in the gulf of mexico. this is subtropical storm alberto. now, you say what is a subtropical storm, right? well, let's me briefly explain this to you. in are characteristics of a tropical system, but it is missing a couple few key components. more or less the symmetry is disorganized. and it has kind of taken almost an andsymmetric look and feel t it. but it is kind of bringing the heaviest of rainfall in the eastern section of this particular low pressure system. so they can't quite call it a tropical storm or disturbance even. it is gist a sjust a subtropica at this stage. but recall that we are heading into a very busy holiday season being memorial weekend and t

that is by author darrell austin.in responded directly saying i don't know darrell and he doesn't know me, and make your head spin, and i believe with god anything is possible, having an amazing family and a career, chiming in on that, so much hate in this world, can't people stand to see a successful happy family? that is one sad unnecessary article. he summed it up quite well. heather: i love the farm. the family is growing. her car broke down. a tennessee woman having car trouble, needed to have her car rebooted, jumpstarted is the proper word, she had no idea who they were interned out to be secretary ryan ziggy and sen. lamar alexander. they rolled up the sleeves and she didn't find out until after the fact who they were. shannon: another job they could take. >> you never know who you're going to run into. >> reboot may work with some cars. >> thinking towards the future. thank you so much. the time is almost half past the top of the hour and the obama administration delivered billions of dollars to iran as part

darrell clinton was protecting his house when a lava bomb hit him in the leg. >> reporter: i wonder if you recognize the fact that had this have hit you somewhere else, you might be dead. >> yeah, i've thought about it a couple of times, and it just -- scares me to think about it. it could have also missed me and went between my legs, too. i think about that more -- wouldn't that have been nice? >> can't take away his sense of humor. lava has reached a geothermal power plant. officials are trying to avoid explosions by filling wells with cold water at a community meeting last night. officials warned residents to prepare for a long haul. >>> if you want to buy a political ad on facebook, get ready to give your social security number up. cnn money is next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that

a man named darrel clinton was hit by a lava bomb over the weekend, it hit him in his leg.t or not, i spoke to his wife yesterday, she said that the heat of that lava bomb actually seemed to cauterize the wound on his leg and stop him from bleeding. it also was so hot that it started a fire on his porch. the reason he was there in the first place is because he was trying to protect two homes, one of which only 100 yards away. and i can report that not only is darrel clinton in the hospital expected to make a full recovery, but those two homes are still standing. >> regardless, that must have been terrifying for them. thank you so much. and no end in sight for everyone there. thank you so much for joining us. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you. and welcome to inside politics. i'm john king. a busy hour ahead includes high stakes, oval office diplomacy. south korea's president here trying to keep the planned u.s./north korea summit on track amid growing white house skepticism. plus, chaos among house republicans. speaker ryan this morning urging

darrell clinton is recovering after he was hit by a lava bomb on mother's day. he had ignored the orders to evacuate his home. >> it was the most forceful impact i've ever had in my life. the doctors did an amazing job. i can't believe they put me ack together. i >> reporter: he said he is not sure how long he will stay in the hospital, but he does plan to return to his home. >>> new time-lapse video shows the striking volcanic eruptions. that glow pushing up through the clouds. now let's take a live look where the mountain of lava has been flowing for four weeks. it has destroyed nearly 45 buildings.>>> san jose police say officers shot at three dogs that charged at them. police responded to a call at home on florence avenue this morning. and when they opened the gate, the dogs pushed at them. and that is when officers opened fire. that is the owner of the dogs and he said that the animals are kept in the back. and when officers tried to enter the home, they ran toward them. >>> marine biologists say humans are to blame for two recent whale deaths. the fin whal

darrell clinton was protecting his home when a lava bomb hit him in the leg. >> reporter: i wonder ifrecognize the fact that had this hit you somewhere else, you might be dead. >> yeah. i thought about it a couple of times, and it just scares me to think about it. it could have also missed me and went between my legs, too. i think about that more. wouldn't that have been nice? >> lava has reached a geothermal power plant. officials trying to avoid explosions by filling wells with cold water. at a community meeting in pahoa last night, officials warned residents to prepare for a long haul. >>> if your kids don't want to move out of the house no matter how many hints you drop, you can always, romans, turn to a judge. there's some serious family drama in upstate new york. a judge ruling in favor of 30-year-old michael rotonto's parents ordering him to leave their home after occupying a room for eight years. the parents started court proceedings last month after giving their son five notices since february to move out. even offered him money to leave. rotonto told the judge he needed six

darrell patrick moynihan, the senator from new york, wrote the unwed motherhood rate was only about 50%. host: i want to give jillian a chance to address that. have you come across a factor in your research? guest: i have not. when we talk about the racial wealth gap, there is a history of policies. in america, that has made it difficult for americans to build wealth. for blackicult americans to buy a home. that's the sort of thing we're talking about here. host: david is calling from thousand oaks, california. one of the aspects that is often -- aspect that is often left out of this discussion is that much of the student loan debt falls on the backs of parents to pay off. i never hear lawmakers are people in the media discuss that. oftentimes, these parents are going into their retirement years and have difficulty paying off these loans. guest: that's definitely true. starting to think more about that. there is a government loan product called parent plus loan. that is a loan that parents and take out. it is controversial because they can take out the cost of a degree. it doesn't have

white house adviser pastor darrell scott says president trump is considering a summit with black artistsggested by president trump's comments in dallas, rapper kanye west may be topping the list of invited guests. joining me now, columnist for "the washington post." big welcome to you this sunday afternoon. how did this unexpected friendship between the president and kanye west come about? is that how you would describe it? are they friends? >> i'm not sure that's how i would describe it, only because friendship generally understood is meant to be a two-way street. while donald trump may be profiting off his associations with kanye, i'm not sure that kanye is getting anything out of it himself. but they've been associated for a while, actually, even during the presidential campaign. kan kanye appeared with trump. there are pictures taken of both of them at trump tower. but this latest wave of friendship started about two weeks ago. first kanye tweeted a picture of himself with a make america great again hat and shared that online. people criticized that as you might expect. and then he t

his name is darrel clinton and he's talking about it for first time. this past weekend a piece of flying lava hit him in the leg. listen as he describes a moment it happened and how it could have been even worse. i've got to warn you, it's a little gruesome. >> so you know, fell on the floor and my leg -- my foot fell off my leg right here so it was like the hinge where my ankle and my leg bone were detached. it was a mean one. and i mean, it could have hit anywhere else and it could have been all over. you know -- >> quite frightening. coming up at 7:00, the "today" show has another live report from the danger zone. >>> new this morning, two planes clipped wings at burbank airport. no one was hurt. that damage to both planes was minimal. thnight. one of the planes taxiing the other part. >> the new take on the famous 1962 escape from alcatraz, launching a new interactsive escape room for memorial day weekend, alcatraz the breakout. it lasts an hour and you need a group of four to eight people and solve puzzles and use clues to escape before the guards

darrell harris must also register as a sex offender...is daughter for 10 years. harris pleaded guilty to one felony charge back in january... after making a deal with prosecutors. the judge called the deal completely inadequate. but she agreed to it after the daughter wrote her a letter... saying she wanted the case to end and she did not want to testify at trial. ( james ) a former boys and girls club director -- convicted of sexually abusing young boys -- will spend the rest of his life in prison. 70-year-old paul kilgore was sentenced to 150-years to life in prison. kilgore was arrested in 2016... after police connected him to a string of child molestation cases... dating back to 20-10. kilgore was working as a child mentor and athletic director. he worked at the sonoma valley boys and girls club for 10- years before resigning in 2013. ( darya ) north korea is planning to release three u-s prisoners. an official with knowledge of the negotiations says their release is quote... imminent.... but could not confirm reports if the americans

don't know and how racism engaging conservative to the point where one of trump's main advisers, darrellte house summit featuring entertainers and hip-hop artists. and the reason this is sos fascinating is because we all know conservatives have a habit of telling athletes and entertainers to shut up and sing. >> i'm a huge fan of lebron james. i want him to get press conference after press conference. not all conservatives do that. you hate gestures because you have to interpret gentlemen khers. when lebron gets out there and talks, i don't agree very much but he makes his case effectively. >> that's what could happen with a summit. they are american citizens is as well with views and thoughts on issues. >> i have to choose sarah huckabee sander. we started on the heels of the correspondents dinner. she earned a lot of goodwill but sitting up there during this caustic routine and being very calm. of course rudy put her on the spot by saying what he said. and now you see sarah really struggle to go main the credibility she's earned with what she did at the dinner. she's been put in a toug

according to cleveland pastor darrell scott, one of the president's most prominent allies.t been sent. >>> wild courthouse escape, watch the guy run out of the room in handcuffs, flip over a second floor railing, taking a nosedive to the ground, breaking several bones by the way. he was appearing before a judge in utah after skipping out on rehab. might want to rethink that one next time. jillian: here is thing you don't see every day. taunting drivers, you never get to work on time. someone snapping a picture in prince george county maryland. he was probably hacked by pranksters. steve: somebody at department of transportation -- ainsley: people couldn't get to work on time. steve: might have done it on the last day. ainsley: maybe. brian: can we put rob on the story? get to the bottom of it. jillian: pretty sure on the golf course by now. see steve, thank you, jillian. have a good weekend. president trump's tough talk seems to have major impact on foreign policy, why does the left keep whining about that. steve hilton has an idea. he is next. ainsley: janice is live from

official is taking up the job his appointment comes off to the president's veto darrelle the efforts by two populist parties to form a coalition government trying to haul. political convulsions in italy meet the new prime minister designate not a political figure but a former international monetary fund official. i must underline that the government will maintain a neutrality a total neutrality with respect to the electoral debate. must now come up with a workable list of ministers but he's unlikely to survive a confidence vote in a parliament stacked against him so the new government will likely become a lame duck interim government until fresh elections in the autumn on the weekend president sergio rejected the euro skeptic finance minister proposed by the five star movement northern league coalition dashing their hopes of becoming europe's first far right populist government. last night was the darkest hour in italy's democracy president chose to ignore his constitutional prerogatives and prevent from power political force the five star movement which received eleven million votes

continue their crimes against religious sites that they will not deter the afghan people they will not darrelle the election process he has announced an investigation but that is something the afghan people have heard so many times before many of them very skeptical that the afghan government can do more really to protect them from these kinds of bombings but this is happening in the run up to elections in october how much pressure is there on the government to come up with a plan and to take measures to protect campaigning registration centers and of course the voters themselves. there is a tremendous amount of pressure the international community wants these elections to go forward the afghan government wants these elections to go forward but right now they're set for october twenty eighth about the latest you can have them here in afghanistan because of the weather and as you say we're just in the very beginning part of this we are just in the registration process that is going terribly slowly and as the campaigning gets underway that is going to be a big concern because of course campaignin

congressman darrell will react. also there was a second to the cia nomination. our panel will discuss that as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. >>> president trump called out iran and pointed to it as proof about how it never held you up the nuclear deal. they boosted the budget by more than 40% since signing the deal. this indicates the country never planned to curve their nuclear ambitions. he said they would like to make a new and improved deal that will bin fit both sides. the decision is sparking out rage and the country will prepare for industrial scale of production of nuclear fuel. michael mccall is here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you, should we be worried about retaliation. >> if i could first say happy mother's day to my 90-year-old mother and wife. this is a very intense time. the president made a bold foreign policy move. the deal with john kerry was flawed from the beginning. it didn't deal with inspections from the military side. they had ballistic missile capability. these are the three issues that the president did

darrell, this is about money, they don't care about respect.t do anything for their cause during the off-season. a lot of people are commenting about this please keep your comments coming. rob: a vicious road rage attack on camera. what caused this driver to attack the other with a sledgehammer. the urgent hunt for the suspect before he does this again. >> police officers taking on mayor rahm emanuel. the liberal lawmaker found out he picked the wrong police academy to pay hardball with. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood

past or darrel scott is pitching a kanye summit, bringing black tists and athletes to washington forialogu about race. kevin jackson is joining me, kanye west is say very polarizing figure. the republicans will have problems, historically, president's party has problem in midterms, they had problem with specifically black voters, is kanye west the right message but wrong messenger? >> not at all, republicans will buck all systems in november this year. they will hammer the democrats. i can tell you that from grassroots, millennials, young women, everyone are looking at donald trump they love what he is doing. but kanye west, he is giving people the real pull pulse of what is happening, a lot of people want to ignore that. if you want to say he is ipo wilpolarizing program, i disagr, maybe how people perceive him in hollywood, high is a gifted musician, i am not a big fan of his work. but everyone i talk to said he is is is amazing as a music. in terms of what he has done in speaking for trump, there are so many people that believe that kanye west says they hear him certainly in the b

. >> darrell st. george, and dr.n porcher and psychotherapist and parent of a high school student nancy callier. i want to start with you on being a teacher. what is happening in our classrooms? how much fear is there? how much is exaggerated and how much is real? >> it is not exaggerated. what we are seeing is orphic, tragic events, a system that is a symptom of a bigger problem. the tendency is to try to fixate on one aspect of this problem and that is dangerous. we have to look at this holistic lead. guns are an important part of it but it is bigger than just the guns. from my perspective as a teacher i understand how important prevention is. there is a lot of talk about arming teachers was that is the worst thing you can do. morgan's is not the answer. >> the safety aspect, the fact that you had a resource officer here in texas. he's in the hospital battling for his life but prevent the loss of many more lives. >> my thoughts and prayers go out to him and the other victims and those who died in this tragedy of ca

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i remember you came in on your day off to have that conversation with pastor darrell scott. all i have to say in the wake of that is actions speak louder than words. you, a man of action, that's for sure, and words. you have them both going on, okay, rev, thank you. good morning to you. i'm alex witt here at the msnbc headquarters. it is 9:00 in the east, 6:00 out west. continuing to clarify, new comments from rudy giuliani defending michael cohen's payment to stormy daniels and insisting the attorney general decemb dismiss the investigation. >>> and going dark? robert mueller's time could be running out and may have to take a hiatus for the midterms. >>> and live from new york, it's stormy daniels. >> okay, michael, i can take it from here. >> as your attorney, i highly advise against you -- >> so what up, girl? >> hello, donald. >> the porn star taking on the president during "saturday night live." >>> but we begin with new action from rudy giuliani returning from fox news to insist president trump did not commit any crime, this in regards to payment to stormy daniels, and

darrell harris must also register as a sex offender...ony charge back in january... after making a deal with prosecutors. the judge called the deal completely inadequate. but she agreed to it after the daughter wrote her a letter... saying she wanted the case to end and she did not want to testify at trial. ( james ) president trump's newest lawyer -- former new york city mayor rudy giuliani -- makes a bombshell admission about "hush money" paid stormy daniels.<"it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation.""they funneled it through a law firm.""funneled it through a law firm and the president re-paid it.">( james )( james ) giuliani made the comments last night during an interview on fox news. days before the presidential election... the president's personal attorney -- michael cohen -- said he paid stormy daniels 130-thousand dollars to keep quiet about an affair with trump. the president denies the affair and he had denied knowing about the payment. daniels' attorney says the president has take part in a felony and must face

. >> bill: darrell issa, thank you for your time today. good to have you back on the program. >> julie: president trump set to make history with the u.s. embassy in israel moves from tel aviv to jerusalem. why the white house says they believe this move will help bring peace to the area. plus a local cop turned hero. how this officer's quick thinking helped save the life of a baby boy. next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates w

darrell scott is working on that summit now.astor, thanks for taking the time. >> thank you for inviting me. >> what do you make of this? >> it's a great thing. we've been in contact with the white house, the office of public liaison about organizing a summit, athletes on race and race relations. you know, the artists and the athletes are the cultural influences, have a wide base that they speak to and from. so we have been discussing organizing this summit when the kanye west storm came up. so that simply accelerated the process and gave it ire of a profile. it's something we've worked on. i met with him today at the white house after the national day of prayer. he's totally 100% for it. so now we're just dotting the is, crossing the ts, getting the logistics in place to do it and do it right and have constructive, positive dialogue that can affect constructive and positive change in our society and bridge the racial divide that began in the election and continues until now. >> neil: you mentioned the election. the president sa

i remember you came in on your day off to have that conversation with pastor darrell scott.e wake of that is actions speak louder than words. you, a man of action, that's for sure, and words. you have them both going on, okay, rev, thank you. good morning to you. i'm alex witt here at the msnbc headquarters. it is 9:00 in the east, 6:00 out west. continuing to clarify, new comments from rudy giuliani defending michael cohen's payment to stormy daniels and insisting the attorney general decemb

this home still standing after being hit by a lava bomb that struck darrell clinton while he was standingthe balcony. >> it was a direct line drive as if it came out of a rifle barrel. >> reporter: clinton said his friend and neighbor may have saved his life. this close-knit community sticking together in the face of unrelenting fire and fury. with more than 20 massive fissures including the one behind me still erupting, this one sending lava catapulting into the air at about a hundred feet, geologists say it is unclear when all of this seismic and volcanic activity will slow down. nbc news, pahoa, hawaii. >> just nonstop. >>> and from burning hot embers to really cool temperatures, kari. i was out in a jacket this morning and wishing i was wearing tights. >> and people are saying, it is so cold outside but it will warm up over the next few days and this is all going to be a distant memory, as we take a live look outside, in belevedere, still cloudy and you can still not see the top of the sales force tower. that is the ongoing theme here over the past couple of and then as we get a live

darrell west, vice president and director of brookings institute. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. if you please rise and raise your right hand. >> to swear or affirm that the test on your about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help ago. >> you may be seated. the record should reflect that this is answered in the affirmative to allow time for enough questions and answers. has that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. they your written testimony be made part of the record. there is a clock in front of you. if you will press the red button we recognize you for five minutes. >> chairman and ranking members, thank you for holding this hearing and providing the opportunity to discuss future time in the federal workforce. on the labor policy analyst we are nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy organization that focuses on regulatory issues. official times this taxpayer-funded subsidy enables them to file grievances, bargaining, and lobby congress. no one really know

know he brought to this president years ago who's sfil circulating around the president is pastor darrell scott, who people are questioning some of his credentials at this time. he is supposedly one would say, yes, one would say no, supposedly bringing together this urban agenda. so michael cohen ashas a histor of bringing people to the president. but when you are in the proximity to a president of the united states, it's not about lining your pockets or play for pay, it's about the people and not lining your pockets. >> sarah sanders dodging questions left and right. >> all day and twice on sunday. >> the payments received. so let's watch. >> do you know whether mr. cohen ever approached the white house as a representative of any of those companies, whether the president was aware of the payments or whether he was aware that mr. cohen was marketing something? >> i'm not aware, and again i would refer you to the outside council. >> has the president taken any action during his administration to benefit the at&t airspace? >> not that i know of am. >> are you aware michael cohen was able to

and i can report that not only is darrel clinton in the hospital expected to make a full recovery, but those two homes are still standing. >> regardless, that must have been terrifying for them. thank you so much. and no end in sight for everyone there. thank you so much for joining us. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you. and welcome to inside politics. i'm john king. a busy hour ahead includes high stakes, oval office diplomacy. south korea's president here trying to keep the planned u.s./north korea summit on track amid growing white house skepticism. plus, chaos among house republicans. speaker ryan this morning urging his colleagues to take a deep breath and seek unity. but big disagreements with farm policy, immigration, and rooyan leadership causing discords. >>> and the president's allies in congress want a second special counsel, they allege even top trump appointees at the department of justice and the fbi are now plotting against the president. >> rod rosenstein and the department of justice on a number of occasions when they could tell the truth

it launched a lava bamb the size of a bowling ball at 57-year-old darrell clinton who was trying to protectes in that area. you can see one of the roofs down there actually 100 yards away. i actually visited him in the hospital yesterday afternoon, and he is in surprisingly in good spirits. he has a metal rod in his leg. he's had two surgeries already, and he'll likely need more. just the heat of this lava bomb even set his porch on fire. to his credit the two homes he was protecting, they are still standing. the lelani estates neighborhood, some of those cracks, they are widening. in fact some of those homes are at risk of falling into those cracks. obviously in this area things can change quite quickly with this lava, ando the national guard is on standby with helicopters to evacuate neighborhoods within four hours if the situation were to change. but, of course, we don't know how long this is going to go on. and that is really the number one question on everyone's minds. >> certainly is. scott, standby. i want to bring in our meteorologist jennifer gray. give us the scope of the area eff

his name is darrel clinton and he's talking about it for the first time. this past weekend a piece of flying lava hit him in the leg. listen as he describes the moment it happened. now little warning, it's grueso gruesome. >> fell on the floor and then my leg -- my foot fell off my leg right here so it was like the hinge where my ankle and my leg bone were detached. it was a mean one. and it could have hit anywhere else and that would have been all over. >> coming up at 7:00, the "today" show -- i can't even talk after that. goodness. the "today" show has another live report from the danger zone. but how rare -- can you imagine being hit by lava? >> you see it and you just -- get nervous. glad he's okay though. >> live to tell about it. >> right. >> 5:16 right now. new for you this morning, two planes clipped wings. this is at burbank airport. no one was hurt and the damage to both planes was minimal and happened last night. one plane was taxiing and the other was just parked. >>> some small houses creating a big buzz in the south bay. building so-called g

his name is darrell clinton. he was trying to protect two homes that belonged to his friends.100 yards from these fissures. this lava bomb that hit him was the size of a bowling ball. it started a fire on his porch. his foot almost fell off. he was literally ly holding it together. he said the heat was like nothing he's ever felt before. he is in the hospital and is recovering. he is lucky this was not much worse. >> what has it been like for you? >> reporter: well, it's been -- it's sort of a strange place to be here, because a lot of these areas are evacuated. but you meet a lot of people who -- they're not going anywhere. so you wonder how safe you are getting into some of these areas where you're getting quite close to the lava. so we're trying to find places where you're a little bit maybe uphill or off to the side but getting a good view of some of this lava. i've been amazed to hear from so many people that it's going to take a lot to get them to evacuate. kate? >> scott, thank you so much. a reminder, you can watch the scene live any time on our website. go to cnn.com.

joining me for insight on mueller himself is darrell graff.ewsstands. it's a fascinating look at robert mueller. you write that in order to understand who he is and what defines him, you have to go all the way back to his time serving as a marine in the vietnam war. >> it is like the dmz and makes experience for bob mueller. you can see a lot of the traits he has as fbi director, as special counsel coming out of his marine training. the extreme discipline, the extreme focus on the mission. he went through very extensive training in the marines at army ranger school, airborne jump school, actually. and spent sixth months of intense combat in vietnam, during some of the worst fighting that the u.s. force has faced in the entire vietnam war. >> '68 and '69, critical years. were you able to point out just how consistent his military experience has been with the special counsel? >> it's funny. i've interviewed a lot of his staff in the fbi, prosecutors he's worked with over the years. i went back and was interviewing ultimately eight marines that i

as we are looking at what mark murray is reporting for us this week, there are three seats and darrellicans may make it, and this could actually blow up or backfire into the democrats' face there in the state. >> well, richard n the totality, the democrats are not going to have an easier time taking the house easier than we once thought a month or two ago including looking at myself. the democrats were ahead of the republicans significantly, and the fact that there are so many candidates running that it will complicate things for the democrats. and republicans, and we have made this mistake before, and i have been of the position that either party is going to have candidates that coalesce around the moneys and materials et cetera so that the best candidate can win, and you don't end up dividing the party overall. >> and so this is interesting as you move forward to june 5th with california being in the sites as well, a jound mississippi and alabama and iowa as well. and rielgabriella, what is the on the statewide basis there, and there is a lot of back and forth in terms of where are t

darrell west, vice president and director of government studies at brookings institute. welcome. welcome to you all. pursuant to committee roles all the witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. if you would please rise and raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> you may be seated. please, the records reflect that all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for enough questions and answers, i would ask that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes, that your entire written testimony will be made part of the record. as a clock in front of you. if you will just please press the red button when you go to speak and speak into the microphone. mr. kovacs, , we recognize you r five minutes. >> chairman meadows, ranking member connolly and members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this hearing and providing me the opportunity to discuss official time in the federal workforce. my name is trey kovacs and i'm labor policy analyst at the competitive enterprise institute, a nonprofit nonpartisan public policy organization that focuses on r

. >> that is the district currently represented by darrell issa. it's orange county. beautiful part of the world. but it's getting to be less beautiful for the republicans. this is a district that hillary clinton worn that was one of three or four in southern california seen as the good chances for democratic pickups. but they have a problem. too many democrats. republican votes are coalesced around a couple of candidates. in california, the top two finishers in the primaries regardless of the partisan affiliation proceed to the general election. so it could be the democrats were hoping it would be two of them but in this case it could be two republicans. democrats are getting involved in this race and another race from the national level to clean this up and focus the vote so they don't get shut out. right now we have to say even the africa -- to say even the friction caused by that is making this race more competitive than we thought. >> dana: you have good news for republicans in the midwest. ohio and minnesota? >> i tell you. mike dewine, he may be quiet and unass

official has been tossed with the job his appointment comes off to the president's veto darrelle the efforts by two populist parties to form a coalition government try to haul has more. political convulsions in italy meet the new prime minister designate not a political figure but a former international monetary fund official. i must underline that the government will maintain a neutrality a total neutrality with respect to the electoral debate. must now come up with a workable list of ministers but he's unlikely to survive a confidence vote in a parliament stacked against him so the new government will likely become a lame duck interim government until fresh elections in the autumn on the weekend president sergio rejected the euro skeptic finance minister proposed by the five star movement northern league coalition dashing their hopes of becoming europe's first far right populist government. last night was the darkest hour in italy's democracy president chose to ignore his constitutional prerogatives and prevent from power political force the five star movement which received eleven

rattling darrell clinton who returned briefly to check on his property. >> it is like catching a football to catch this football. >> reporter: the next day a lava bomb did hit clinton and now recovering in the hospital with a leg wound. for the most part, the kilauea eruption which began decades ago is impacting a small but growing portion of the big island. this latest phase is so dramatic because lava has burst through the ground away from the summit. not ome reaching the ocean, but also threatening a power convention plant. the risk there, exploding. and if lava mixes with steam and liquid in the plant well. >> the well could be plugged with special types of mud. >> reporter: officials say they have the upper hand but back at wil will -- kilauea sending more ash into the air and geologists warn despite all of the lava and ash, this phase of the kilauea eruption is in the early stage. and it does continue to ebb and flow and move almost like this volcano is alive the way the magma moves around and fissures once close are now opening up and spewing more lava. just another threat the peop

darrell west, future of work, looking forward to reading it. >> thank you. charles: it is official.cliff parts. ashley you have the details. ashley: $16 billion for this share, gives them 77% stake in flip cart. they bought it from softbank, the tech company out of japan. they have been scaling back walmart, other places in the world, notably, brazil, mexico, to go after the indian market. flipkart never made a profit. it is burning through crash. it lost 3 1/2 billion dollars since founded in 2007. this is built on expectations. india is a huge market. 60 million people use e-commerce. that is 14% of the potential of country of 1.3 billion. charles: economy is growing, right? per capita extraordinarily low but it is growing. ashley: it is all on potential. walmart acknowledges, made short-term losses for long-term gain with this play. charles: get a quick check of the big board. we've been in a holding pattern. the dow up only 22 points. not necessarily a big deal. weekly inventoryies, oil, are breaking. e mack, you don't have the numbers yet? liz: down 2.2 million, this is three t

darrell and i sat together. there were a lot more fires. that night my battalion killed 40 tanks. some number of other armored vehicles out there. he said artistically you can't have that many fires. but it was like something salvador dali would have painted. what went through my mind -- did -- did anybody see the print with salvador dali's melting watches? it kept going through my mind, nobody can make this shit up, it can't really be happening. but it really was happening. it was truly surreal and existential and whatever else kierkegaard might've invented to describe it. it was like something i would never care to see again. what did it look like on the ground? these are the orientations of the enemy units. they were looking southwest, because they expected us to come there. why would they know that? thought we haddy fooled them, but the general of direct intelligence of the iraqi army knew where we were. thank you generally where we would come. they also tried to tell saddam hussein. one of the things they got to do is i got to read the iraqi documents because in 2003, we capt

we have a lot to talk about this with darrell.sman, what do you make of what your colleagues are saying. we have to do something about the 300 million guns out there. maybe what florida did after the parkland shooting. >> neil, the congress does two things extremely well, nothing at all and over react. this is a situation in which a 17 year-old got his father's weapons. other than taking away his father's weapons. apparently a law-abiding well individual. the president has shown leadership by saying if you modify a weapon that's been ban we should find a way to deal with that. so, i think if we would do what the president called on us to do based on a well understood criminal act in something that should have been different if these pump stocks weren't available that's an example where we know enough facts to legislate some sort of solution. as we sit here today knowing a 17-year-old was deranged and got his father's weapon is a long way from having the kind of control my democratic friends call for every time something tragic hap

darrell harris must also register as a sex offender...s daughter for 10 years. harris pleaded guilty to one felony charge back in january... after making a deal with prosecutors. the judge called the deal completely inadequate. but she agreed to it after the daughter wrote her a letter... saying she wanted the case to end and she did not want to testify at trial (vicki) police are investigating a brutal home invasion in santa rosa that happened near an elementary school. the victims were tied up and their pot was taken. it happened yesterday morning on primrose court. the victims told police that one intruder came through the front door... while another man came through the back. there have been around half a dozen cases like this since february grow permits are legal in sonoma county... but police say it doesn't look like the homeowners had one. (grant) on the peninsula. the coast guard is working to salvage a 33- foot sailboat that sank...when crews tried to tow it off the beach. the boat washed ashore in pacifica last weekend... after

until last february when judge darrell missy ruled the evidence clearly shows that david robinson didill sheila box. the conviction should be overturned because the lead detective john blakely used unreliable evidence to convict robinson and ignored or suppressed facts which pointed away from him. you're still sitting here. how do you explain that to your family? >> i can't. i mean, i get asked that question every day by staff, other offenders. >> reporter: even the daughter still grieving a mother wonders why robinson hasn't been released. >> i believe in my heart that he's innocent, and i stand by him. i lend my support to him. that's how it should be. >> reporter: the state of missouri has until the end of may to either retry robinson or free him. what do you want to do when you get out? what's the first thing you want to do? >> hug my mother. >> the missouri attorney general is scheduled to make an announcement later today. now, we don't know for sure that robinson will be released, but the lead detective resigned last week and with no evidence remaining, it is likely robinson wil

darrell scott. thanks for being here this morning.ng point a turning point for the black community for relations with this white house. you certainly think it's an opportunity. what do you think? >> i think it is. you know, the fact that the president's poll numbers doubled in one week among african-american males as a direct result of kanye west expressing his like for the president shows that you know, that the african-american community is not against the president. you have to understand courage inspires courage fear fearlessness inspires fearlessness. there is a silent minority out there of african-americans. i remember during the campaign i called them incog negroes. they weren't vocal about it because they did not want the push back. everyone doesn't want to argue and fight over their candidate of choice. but when kanye west came out, it emboldened others to say, listen, i hear what he is saying. i can think for myself and i have a right express myself and it reflects in poll numbers. once leading to the healing of this racial

this home still standing after being hit by a lava bomb that struck darrell clinton while he was standing on the balcony. >> it was a direct line drive as if it came out of a rifle barrel. >> clinton says his friend and neighbor may have saved his life. >> i thought i was going to bleed to death. she grabbed me by the other leg and drug me down five flights of stairs to the ground level. >> this close-knit community sticking together. in the face of unrelenting fire and fury. >> miguel you've seen a lot of fissures, how does that compare in size and scope to some of the others? >> well hoda, they're all incredibly powerful. this one isn't as violent as many of the others, as you can see here, it's been pumping lava into the air for several days. some of the other fissures nearby including one much further down the road are more explosive, sending the mass blasts into the air. those ones are certainly scary to be around. they can hurl rocks through the air. this one, though, is more of a steady flow like a water fountain. >> all right. miguel, incredible those images, thank you very much.