plus, darrel issa is one of the lawmakers to spot fisa abuse in the russia probe and he's here todaynd he is now the president's nominee to lead the u.s. trade and development agency and joins us exclusively to talk trade and china and how congress should investigate the fisa process, plus my exclusive interview with jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon, and his thoughts on how investing in cities across the country plus thoughts on testifying in front of maxine waters all that as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. we begin with tragic news out of asia this morning where at least 200 people are dead, more than 400 others hurt in a sears of coordinated bombs targeting churches in sri lanka, eight explosions were reported in the nations capitol this morning three happening in churches where worshipers were celebrat ing easter mass and three others took place at luxury hotels popular with foreigners, president trump tweeted about this this morning, condolences and said that the u.s. stands ready to help. we will keep following this story to bring you any developments as we ge

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we get back to darrell's question about analogy. if we go forward into the 19th century, we find examples of limits on purchase of firearms to minors. we get to this other interesting question, when heller says long-standing, well, where is the metric for constitutional time? when is a short constitutional time? when is a long constitutional time? do you have to go back to the 18th century to demonstrate long-standing? civil war era? if a particular weapon only became popular in the 20th century and the moment it penetrates the market, does that mean the clock starts in 1915 for demonstrating something is long-standing? there are a host of issues that have not been fully theorized by either the courts or legal scholars about what some of the whatonstructs in heller , they mean and how we would apply them. >> and you should all feel free to ask for additional cards if you want follow-up questions. just waive your hand. not to be a ping-pong, but i am gonna go back to darrell. is there any indication to kavanaugh's approach to the sec

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court of appeals and in congressional testimony. .e begin with darrell darrell: thank you for the introduction and thank you to the national history center for this invitation to speak. i should start with a disclaimer. i am not a historian. i am a lawyer who is interested in the way history influences .he way legal doctrine develops saul will be better at speaking with authority in detail on the historical regulations but i want to offer a framing for how the supreme court may use history to justify conclusions. the 2008 decision d.c. versus resolvedhe high court a narrow issue, whether the appliedmendment right rights to have and keep arms for personal purposes like self-defense of a home or whether it was a right that was solely related to participation in an organized group like a militia. anler said the right is individual right to have and keep arms for personal purposes but the late justice scalia also said like most rights, it is not unlimited. a long history of firearm regulation shows the right was not a right to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any manner whatsoever and for w

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. >> joining me now, darrell issa. 20 mops t -- 20 months to 2020,e has something to show for it even hillary clinton saying. get stuff done what your take? >> i think you know when you see the adults in the room acting like adults it makes you realize there are people running for president who are desperate to get attention, they are trying to. at the end was day legislators are judged on whether or not they proposed and passed comprehensive or appropriate legislation, including funding government at a timely fashion, executive branch is judge mostly on how well the economy is doing and whether or not we're at peace in the world, this president is accomplishing that. if he is facing a whole bunch of what was supposed to be ladies and gentlemebe --legislator whot legislated they will be silly. >> amy klobuchar punted to impeachment, saying not right now. >> up to the house, i am in the senate, and i believe that we are the jury. >> congressman, a political poll shows voters are luke warm, they don't' impeachment, just only a third over a third say they support it. versus 4 out of 10 s

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trade development agency, able to darrell issa, what is your take? >> each people leading up to this have given you an element. secretary pompeo is right, that we need to work with those countries to help them solve their problems, we give them money to help solve, but they have to be part was not simply dumping people over the border to our country. to the thanks mexico and mexican president for finally stepping up, this is important, these people are transiting a country that is a safe haven if they want one. but they clearly want the united states, anyone that thinks that president is not right about their being a crisis, has to the lived like i did, i grew up in cleave clivecleveland, ohio, evr number of undocumented workers apprehended and released, equal to population of cleveland+, that is reality we're tealing with. it is a unacceptable number. and one that this president and self-like minded people of any party should be supportive of. elizabeth: a lot of handwringing about shutting border but when presidents reagan and nixon shut border bec

. >> reporter: he was convicted of four counts of second-degree murder for the crash that killed darrell horn and his 14-year-old son joe along with horn's brother-in-law troy biddle and his 13-year-old son baden. the family was on the way back to napa after a father-son outing. >> he's never showed any remorse whatsoever. he's never acted like somebody who took four innocent lives. >> the world will never know what joe and baden could have done and darrell and troy had a lot left to do. >> reporter: amanda horn lost her son, husband and brother and nephew in the crash. while nothing will bring loved ones back, they're relieved lowe won't get the chance to drive drunk any more. >>y justice is that we're all a little bit safer now that he's not on the roads. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, unraveling a north bay mystery. what happened to the 800-pound hammer. we know part of the story. no mystery in the weather, vianey, it is warm. >>> it is warm. and it is clear in san jose. 49 degrees right now. check out your

locally, the music festival founder darrell perkins says hustle' he thindeath is hard to into words. last year's festival at rmp fk stadium me everyone stop and sten. >> it hurt, so, so bad. theommunity is hurt over this. we had him last year at the festival and his energy and his life was soh br i swear when he hit the staini, his life shone differently. the sun came out. that's for real. >> on thursday, there will be a candlelight vigil at 6:30 at meridian malcolm x park. >> doctors and nurses are trying to save a montgomery county police officer's life tonight. he collapsed while chasing a suspected thief. theofficer was inside the tstfield wheaton maul, investigatinghe shoplifting suspect when the suspect ran off. the officer chased him and then collapsed suffering a medical episode he called for back-up and they said officers got to the scene performing first-aid on him. likely saving his life. an ambulance took him to holy cross hospital aboutwo miles away. >> i want to thank the community for keeping our officers, especially this officer and his family and friends and shipmate

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co-founder darrell perkins developed an app called chip in, encouraging people to volunteer and earning points toward gift cards and music festival tickets. with hp from organizations like green scheme,hey're making a difference and inspiring everyone to get involved. >> you can't make a mistake in this garden. these are learning gardens. we don't care if a kid plants the cabbage too close to the lettuce. you can make a decision about what you eat. >> one of the big things we do to help the planet is go a day witht meat or even maybe a meal without meat. it makes a hugif drence. >> reporter: making strides by shifting the culture towards health, wellness and li sustainay, not just here but around the i lobe. >> want to take care of the little blue plane that we have. itdy going to take everybo to do it. >> reporter: to protect our plan it for future generations. >> we're lookingtaorward to ke care of our children and our kid's kids. it starts with us because it ain't going to be on nobodyut us. it's got to start somewhere and start with us. >> reporter: changinghe world, one small plot

. >> darrell west of the think tank said president trump is looking ahead to the 2020 election. >> it'soing to be a tough job because the president clearly wants whoever is in that position to be really tough. that means separating families, communicating policies that a lot of people object to. >> reporter: customs and border protection commissioner, kevin mcaleenan will take over as acting dhs secretary. in addition to mcaleenan, rick perry and former acting attorney general, matthew whittaker could be in the running as a permanent replacement to kristjen neilson. >> thank you so much. >>> three u.s. service members and a contractor have been killed in afghanistan. they hit a roadside bomb yesterday north of kabul. three others were hurt. according to a u.s. official, a car pulled over to the side of the road to let a convoy of american vehicles pass. as the convoy went by, the driver detonated the explosives inside. taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> a lawyer for a women arrested at president trump's mar-a-lago resort denied she was spying for china. yujing zhang

charges, a majority of that term in for second degree murder charges for four victims, 50-year-old darrell horn, his 14-year-old son joseph and two more family members, troy and baden by theal. this is a combination of charges, the majority of them for the second degree murder charges of those four victims. it was an emotional time in the courthouse. a number of the family members speaking during it. as far as the background, loh was accused of driving under the influence on november 2017 causing that multi car crash on i-80 killing those four family members related to cal baseball player jared horn. loh did have a criminal history. he had a number of prior duis, a suspended license, time in prison as well as violating it parole. as you can imagine an emotional time for thatly. hopefully providing a bit of closure for them today. >>. >>earsour, turning to our forecast, looking like a great weekend to be outside. a live look at our camera in richmond. >> actually san rafael. >> i'll be in the richmond area. but karen hall has been tracking the weather. >> a great weekend to be outside. not

walking away after being t-bone >>i hope police are looking for 2 suspects after this ng in side of darrelle parker's car haven't to fast to be scared, but it was scary moment, i went out can you relate to happen. parker says this happened when he was driving a passenger for uber thursday morning around 5. he was trying to make a turn from mississippi street on to sacramento street when he was struck. you see videos all the hughes who was someone there of people. >>i'm somebody's son is a rotten. they just to be one of people a lot of this crazy. >>the surveillance video from a neighbor then shows the suspects in the getting out of their car and running off. they didn't stop to see if anyone was ok and his says. >>talking to. >>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. his passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who yell at her me, this is going has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving through birth. >>sandstorm reporting and neighbors say that the are

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he was convicted of four counts of murder for the death of darrell horn and his son.> i lost my brother my best friend my husband my son and my nephew. i'm just grateful. he was amazing. i appreciate the way the judge ruled. it is the only substance that could be given and i think it is important to start making a statement that this is 100% avoidable. >> ve prior drunk driving convictions. in his drivers license had been revoked. >>> the sacramento state community is mourning the death of a student who died this morning after being shot by a pellet gun. the incident happened at an off- campus gathering and the person who pulled the trigger has not been arrested.>> reporter: sacramento state university president robert nelson identified the student clear kilt is 21-year-old will melina. a message of university this morning. police said the student was at a gathering at the home at the end of a neighborhood across highway 50 from the university. he was shot in the backyard. police have not revealed who fired the shot. they have talked to everyone they are.>>> we know i

i hope police are looking for 2 suspects after this, a black he a smashing into the side of darrellearker's car fast to be scared, but it was scary moment, i went out. >>can you relate to happen. parker says this happened when he was driving a passenger for uber thursday morning around 5. he was trying to make a turn from mississippi street on to sacramento street when he was struck. you see videos all the hughes who was somewhat they're fools of people crime some of the sun is arriving. >>they just to be one of people why does he was crazy. >>the surveillance video from a neighbor then shows the suspects in the getting out of their car and running off. they didn't stop to see if anyone was ok it isn't says. >>talking to blame. >>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. his passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who me this is going to parker's honda accord has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving for uber. >>well i was gone for stand thorn,

that are in that video actually seen running away on this isn't a part-time job for this gentleman darrelle this uber driving job and you know his full time job he says that he's a comedian. in the in the video there you'll see that there is a key and it actually slammed into him in that surveillance video comes from a neighbor who actually lives by here. the neighbor was able to give us that surveillance video tells us that this road is actually pretty dangerous and they're hoping that something can be done about it. in terms of the investigation right now of the late hope pd is looking at this surveillance video and they're hoping to capture the subject on suspects as for he's probably not feeling very comfortable about getting behind the wheel of a car right now. and you know let alone even driving for uber again will be able to hear from in a package later on tonight at 10 o'clock. as for it as for what else is as happened out here. there is some damage that still on the ground. but investigators are still looking for those 2 suspects who ran away that's the latvst here live in the late

i hope police are looking for 2 suspects after this a black he a smashing into the side of darrelle parker's car fast to be scared, but it was scary moment, i went out. >>can you relate happen. parker says this happened when he was driving a passenger for uber thursday morning around 5. he was trying to make a turn from mississippi street on to sacramento street when he was struck. you see videos all the hughes who was somewhat they're fools of people. i'm somebody's son is arriving. >>just to be one the wood has a lot of this is this is crazy. >>the surveillance video from a neighbor then shows the suspects in the getting out of their car and running off. they didn't stop to see if anyone was ok it isn't says. >>talking to. >>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. his passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who me this is going to court parker's honda accord has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving for uber. >>now neighbors tell me this is a danger

. >> laura: someone said i did a good hillary -- >> darrell is a genius. can i book you now?a: got it. you have a good night. great to see you, joe. >> thanks so much. >> laura: we'll be right back with the last bite and hint. hold onto your hair. you will figure it out. >> laura: time for the last site. >> a real hair raiser for you tonight. >> we're good. >> yeah. >> i hope so. >> don't say you hope so. >> you -- [screaming] . >> laura: someone who wore a wig when i was recovering from illness. they're expensive. i hope she got her ring back. the little girl's laughter is the best part of the video. oh, my gosh, we need time to laugh, belly laughs are good for your health. three new pod casts this week, awesome stuff, we love it, subscribe to the pod cast or i tunes, now to the "fox news @ night w/shannon bream" team. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. the cup is full, that's what president trump is declaring as he tours the southern border. the president praising mexico for getting tougher with apprehensions on its southern border. stick around for the highlights of the

the former chairman of the house committee darrell issa said that he believes mcgahn will testify but with a member of the white house counsel team in attendance. listen here. >> so bottom line is, don is a very smart lawyer. he's already testified. the president has been open and transparent in the way the two previous presidents were not. so i expect him to come but i inspection him to insist on having people behind him that can advise him as to when to answer a question and when a privilege night be appropriate. >> mcgahn has been asked to provide documents by may 7. the testimony tentatively scheduled for may 21. we'll see if he goes. >> shepard: john, jared kushner is close with mohammed bin salman, the crown prince of saudi arabia. he's accused by american intelligence and others of ordering the murder of "the washington post" columnist jamal khaishoggi. what did kushner have to say about that? >> he did not dispute that at all. let me give you the quote of what he said. he said look, i'm not going to dispute american intelligence services recommendations. i'm also not going to

here are now on how smollett is trying to make himself with a victim of all this, pastor darrell scottceo of the national diversity coalition for trump and civil rights attorney leo terrel. leo, are we really supposed to be feeling sorry for jussie smollett? is he relieved a victim of this thing? >> he's a victim in this situation because the lawsuit, which is not directed at him, is frivolous. i guarantee you, jason, you know this, that lawsuit, lawyers have the right to speak out and defense of their clients. it's called litigation privilege. jussie smollett, right now, is a victim, and his attorneys are victim as a result of this frivolous lawsuit. it will be thrown out. >> jason: [laughs] pastor, what he stated that? they are trying to destroy these two guys. they did some stupid stuff but they are also trying to get their reputations back. what is your take? >> listen, can you imagine the ridicule and the mocking that these guys experiencing because of this dumb, not thought out drama that jussie smollett gave him? a bad script for a bad movie they got a bad rating on rotten tomat

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in one case, eight years ago, it shows the kind of grudge that the darrel of justice can hold against alleged hackers. and sometimes, somebody who might be a journalist. and it is very difficult to draw the distinction. >> your response? >> that's what we were talking about, it was being leaked by a security analyst in the government. that's what we're talking about. now, i think that we have to step back and try and decide where we want to go. we are still building as we fly. we are applying digital space in real-time. and we have pre digital norms that guide us. just because you walk into a grocery store and something is apparent does not mean you can take it. >> for your -- >> for your analysis -- >> let's leave digital aside. the pentagon papers was one of the old pre digital lines which was, yes, you can't leak the pentagon information. that is illegal. when the "times" wanted to publish it and the nixon administration took them to court, they won that case. my question for you is, what is the littling principle if you go after publishers now? >> this is why we have the supreme c

according to politico rudolf giuliani sent a text to their white house reporter darrell samuelson at 2:54 a.m. today about the lengths of the president's counter report saying it was, quote, now at 34 or 35 pages. the more concise, the better. 400 pages is a novel. politico is also reporting on the rapid response strategy from the trump lawyers. quote, jay sekulow said he'll have a team of five to six people in place, each assigned a key section to read in parallel. the goal is preparing the quickest possible response to blast out to reporters as well as to brief him and rudy giuliani as they fan out to talk more at length in media interviews. if it were just one analyst reading, he said, we'd be talking to you the next day, far too late for crisis management. well, let's talk about it with our guest. jessica roth, a former assistant for the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. these days a professor at the cardoza school of law. also back tonight, jeffrey kramer, former assistant u.s. attorney for the northern district of illinois and former manhattan assistant da no

the inspector has stopped by on multiple occasions on divisive darrell.und emporium out of compliance, and we are now -- two things are happening, the next step at the independent is to assign a limit for them, and then to follow up with emporium after some sound abatement has been completed to provide them with an updated sound limit. brick and mortar was on our list for a little while. they haven't had a complaint since the last hearing. we did receive a complaint from jones addressed it in realtime, it did not find them to be hosting entertainment. they were found in compliance by the inspector. all the other site visits i believe were pretty routine. we had a one-time event at the irish bank. this is another thing like what was on the front page for the transbay terminal. another one time events. this one has been going on for quite some time and we don't generally get complaints, but the neighborhood has changed. one building has been raised, and another has yet to go up, so we got our first complaint about the irish bank as far as the time i've been

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>>sacramento, mayor darrell steinberg and other members of the city council announced another homeless shelter will be opening up soon this time in downtown sacramento. the city is working with mercy housing in the sacramento housing redevelopment agency to renovate capitol park hotel once renovations are complete city leaders say it will have a 180 rooms including somewhat r-az facilities. the city says the project could begin within the next year. >>and so this is big and it's exciting. and it gets says another 180 beds towards the of 800 >>it is not lost on my residents, our businesses are the people come to visit or work downtown that homelessness is a serious problem and our central city core. one of the biggest and most meaningful steps to resolving hotel, but city says it will help find them a new place to live. >>for your money tonight, a big error by the state for the process his tax returns officials say they issued more than 23,000 refunds without verifying whether people had entered accurate wage information. the franchise tax board plans to start sending out letters to peo

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>>> saturday at 2:30 pm eastern look tv has live coverage to the museum from kenneth ackerman and darrell stewart talking about c-span's new book the presidents noticed variance rank america's best and worst chief executive saturday at 2:30 pm eastern on c-span two from the museum. >>> saturday night, president donald trump is holding a campaign rally in green bay wisconsin. skipping the annual white house correspondents dinner. tuesday he instructed his administration to boycott the dinner. watch live coverage of the presidents rally saturday at eight eastern on c-span. following the rally, watch live coverage at 9:30 pm eastern of the white house correspondents dinner with featured speaker author and historian ron trenelle. >>> before we move on to the supreme court, can i say the 10 topics of what you really need to know and here we go. write them down. foundations, filler is him, public opinion, public participation, political parties, interest groups, campaigns and elections, congress, president, and quarts. those of the big ten. the entire test covers those 10 topics. >>> are you a

he was convicted of four counts of murder for the death of 50 old darrell horn and his 14- year-old sond son. >> i lost my brother my best friend my husband my son and my nephew. i am just grateful to the state. i appreciate the way the judge ruled. it is the only sentence that could be issued. i think it is important to make a statement that this was avoidable. >>lowe had five prior drunk driving convictions and his drivers license had been revoked. >>> the white house is planning to reunite 27 2700 central american children to their parents in the u. s. this comes after a lawsuit against the chapter ministration. in 2014 the u. s. began a program that allowed parents live in legally in the u. s. to get refugee status for their children. last month a federal judge ordered the government to resume that program. that settlement needs approval from a judge before it is final. >> federal appeals court said the chapter ministration can temporally force migrants seeking asylum to wait in mixico. a three-judge panel in the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled yesterday and reversed a lower co

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former california congressman darrell issa along with judge andrew napolitano and ceo of cane internationalathan goldstein, big 3 hours, don't miss a moment of it, investors are bracing for a huge week ahead, we are waiting on personal income and spending numbers this morning, due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern and after the closing bell today you have earnings from google parent alphabet, that's first-quarter earnings, we are watching technology, companies including apple, apple will report quarterly earnings on thursday. look at the list of earnings coming out this week, probably the busiest week so far. u.s.-china trade talks kicking off tomorrow in beijing, treasury secretary mnuchin leaving for beijing this morning along with trade representative lighthizer, we will learn on wednesday, we want to know what the guidance is, what we can learn from jay powell in terms of interest rate cuts and what he's thinking about inflation right now. all that leads up to april job's report coming out on friday. big week ahead, joining mel to talk more about all of the above mitch roschelle, mitch, great to

. >>> darrell bynes claims he was acting in self-defense, now police say there was no confrontation and apartment he thought was his own. >>> amy says she met biden at a democratic party fund-raiser. she describes what happened at the end of the evening. >> he put his hands around my head and pulled me in. >>> the texas statehouse recently passed a bill to legalize lemonade stands run by children. i think this is a shame. i do. half the fun of buying lemonade from a kid's stand was the rush you got from breaking the law. i mean let's get this straight. the rest of the country legalizing marijuana, texas just now legalizing lemonade. >>> well, as a texas girl, i'm proud of texas for finally coming along. >> i think it's good. you seem like the type to have a lemonade stand. >> i did have a lemonade stand, many a times. >> did you follow all applicable health codes. >> of course i did. i wore gloves when cutting lemons. >> no, you didn't. >> i know. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson. bianna is off. house oversight committee voted to issue subpoenas investigating wheth

darrel issa is also coming on he was the former head of oversight and he's been saying for a long timeing in terms of investigating the investigators when do you think william barr is going to stop with these democrats all these crybabies that the mueller report didn't show it and start handing out indictments over why this investigation was started in the first place. ed: maria taking on the cry babies you don't want to miss that at the top of the hour. maria: [laughter] thank you happy easter. pete: for all of the crybabies out there. i love it. ed: california's governor gavin newsom calls himself the most anti-trump governor in america. >> i also see my role as not just the center of the resistance, but a positive alternative to trump and trump ism. pete: so what do california residents think of that? mike slater says his governor barely only governs his own state. that next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorc

>> yeah, jeff gordon, darrell waltrip, grant lynch, the chairman of talladega.ace, what it's like to drive the track and looking forward to hearing from them as well. pete: something else we're looking forward to on fox news tonight, something called "fox nation in-depth" at eight p.m. talk to folks about what you do in that program "in-depth" to preview what's coming up on fox nation. >> yeah, we do exactly there. i think fox news definitely gives you everything that you need, news. you guys are great, and we're going in-depth into fox nation to give fox what you can see there. pete, i know you have ""battle in the holy city."" i have parks coming up is an. so a lot of great programming, what made america great with brian kilmeade so i definitely go into everything you can watch there. griff: abby, we want to see some pictures on social media going 120 miles an hour in that pace car. >> you'll get it all. jedediah: and some video. i need to see video. pete: abby, thank you very much. >> there has to be evidence. jedediah: exactly. >> thanks, guys. pete: it's ei