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dee will have to be segregated from teaquila and the rest of general population. prior misconduct within the walls of san quentin has come back to haunt dee dee. >> i mean, i got into a fight with somebody over nothing. it turned out to be nothing. we apologized -- well, she apologized to me and it was over with. >> even though dee dee completed her lockup sentence for fighting, the computer still classifies her as a violent inmate. >> they are sending me to the hole now. >> why? >> because they have a computer mess-up. the computer is messed up and there's a glitch showing that i released from hole but i didn't release from the hole. i left from my active unit. >> it's a classification change. >> so because he's a max-a inmate, they never took him out of the computer. i have to lock him up. while we get the man chest. >> this is probably why i'm in a cage, because i have an attitude about it because i would have an attitude about it. it would have been a lot better if they went and tried to find out exactly what the problem was. and -- because i have no reason -- >> i'm upset about it, you know, i thought we were going to go together. but i

i only need $200,000. >> hey, dee dee. >> coming up -- >> hey! >> -- dee moore tries to broker a deal. >> tell them i will film next week on it. i'm ready to go now. >> but first -- >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, one of the most manipulative, conniving people i've ever encountered. >> a high-profile rapist does little to improve his reputation. >> everybody thinks i'm a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may ca

dee looks a little tired out there, doesn't >> we've been there. when it was time for dee dee'seport, she kept her composure and handled the situation like a pro. >>> a hair cut not for the faint of heart. it's actually done with an axe. >> the style ses a russian. he does hair this siberia. >> he says he finds it easier to use an axe thanup with good morning washington. it's april 26. and this hump day will start with a lot of clouds-- but get ready because the weather is about to make a big change. meteorologist eileen whelan will explain in just a moment, but first here are some quick headlines. all 100 u-s senators will be at the white house today for a briefing on north korea. the move is a rare step by president trump-- as the u-s is engaged with an increasingly tense standoff with pyongyang. the secretaries of state and defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will all lead it's unclear if president trump plans to attend the meeting in person. good morning washington. toss to eileen - drizzle/fog/clouds early -- finally some sun late this afternoon - warmer

dee dee sun the reporter on the air before she was camera ready. catching her mid yawn. >> western kansas, probably welcome news for some areas because this is a part of the state -- dee e looks a little tired out there, doesn't she? well the rain continues to. >> we've been there. when it was time for dee dee's report, she kept her composure and handled the situation like a pro. >>> a hair cut not for the faint of heart. it's actually done with an axe. >> the style ses a russian. he does hair this siberia. >> he says he finds it easier to use an axe than scissors. no, thank you. >> is that what happened to your hair? tchers? ♪ it's delicious! ♪ members have lost 15% more weight in the first two months than on our prior program! and by learning to manage what we eat, we can still eat the foods we love! ♪ join for free and get a free starter kit. hurry, offer ends may 8th! atblue diamond almonds wein our almondmilk.ia-grown and we're proud of that. but the whole "care-and-nurturing" part? that idea... ...we borrowed from the experts. blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let

dee dee later on. this is the opportunity for people to look and dream. this is also an opportunity for people who are really looking for what they want to buy. so, we will talk to deethat in a half hour. we will end this with one more quick look. the this will be tough. imagine waking up to that view every morning looking up at the sky as you wake up in the morning. >> i'm in. >> i'm in. >> thanks, christian. >> get that financing going. >> well done, thanks, christian in richmond. >>> back home, stanford university police say two women were groped on campus minutes apart. the first incident happened about 10:40. she said a man came up and groped her. about 20 minutes later a female jogger was approached from behind. both describe the man as white, bald head, 5'6" in heights. blue jacket and beige pants. if you have any information, give stanford police a call. >>> the water behind the oroville dam is inching up. about three times as much water is entering as is being released. the lake is about 80% full and at the seasonal average. state warmers say 1 1/2 million cubic yards of debris were removed downstream from the spillway earlier this year. contractors are sub

dee. she, you see, lost her son to heart disease. dee: i'm sorry, i can't. garvin: but when that one door closed, dee and some friends decided to open this one. dee: she's been a good customer. garvin: every cent they have made at treasures hospice over the years, after paying their bills, has gone to george mark. and over the years, those cents have added up to quite a few dollars. dee: approximately 250,000 from dollar items. female: in these little tiny increments, what a difference they've really made up here. that's a lot of care for our families and children. garvin: dee gives a lot of credit to her team of volunteers, not just for their hard work, but for their companionship over the years, and for helping her prove that plan b can sometimes turn out to be an a plus. announcer: coming up on this "bay area proud" special, an east bay rescue organization is having big success. how they've almost singlehandedly lowered kill rates at the shelter. ann dunn: these cats are eminently adoptable. they just need to be in the right environment. announcer: the story next in our "bay area proud" special. t

in china we see dee dee operate lots of different things to make tradition easier. is this all going to get rolled up into the same company? >> i don't think so. he think different companies are looking at transit and mobility in different ways. i think ford is saying we got this 100 year history of building amazing vehicles, and the technology behind that, so we've check that box. and let's invest or purchase companies and invest in entrepreneurs that can operationalize and wasn't stay on the forefront and the frontier of technology and give them enough independents to do so. >> you're in austin. where else would be logical. in san francisco it's hard to get from the marina to other places. >> a city that's looking to reduce congestion and get out of their cars. the vehicle occupancy rates are too high. we'll be in eight cities by the enof the year. >> founder of charity, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for being with me. >>> a entrepreneur sells you a house you can't live in when "press: here" continues. >>> buying a regenerate sproot good way to make extra

for "nightly business report," dee dee roy, san francisco. >> google is trying to figure out an issue of its own, monitoring content. advertisers have pulled out of google's youtube because they don't want their brand next to objectionable videos. gloria is at a conference in los angeles. >> chief marketing officers and ad agencies here are talking about what google has to do for their brands to stay safe on ult. >> what we're hearing from the members is it's time for a lot of these platforms to grow up. they're still fairly young platforms. unlike the other platforms we have, television, radio, print that's been around forever, they haven't really grown up into a place where you can measure and understand what's really being delivered. >> taco bell's chief marketing officer tells us that while she considers google an important partner, they're taking a break until google makes more changes. >> we are on pause, however. that's how we see it. because at the end of the day, context matters. >> mobile ad company cargo that has ads with premium content, and at&t moving ad dollars to what

back to you guys. >> thank you, dee dee.nd resorts yesterday. it is all about macau right now. >> it is, and the las vegas sands. >> that stock closed up 6% today. >> exactly. las vegas during the regular session was up more than 1%, well up more than 10% in the last two months. i think there's a lot of positive sentiment, people feeling momentum to that story. i think it is basically part of the same story from wynn. >> jack, do you like the gaming sector at all? it is high lick cyclical, highly economically sensitive but it seems to be coming back. >> certainly cyclical and consumer oriented. i don't have strong feelings for it. it is not really an area i track that closely. it is a china play certainly with macao and chinese trying to get money out of the country. perhaps that's one way they're doing it. >> fair enough. more earnings. this time amgen. meg terrell has results. >> reporter: it looks like a beat in the first quarter, at least on the bottom line. eps at $3.15 on adjusted basis versus analyst expectations of $

been against this president, actor paul sorvino wife dee dee vocal sports shares love food in new cookbook pinot pasta and parties joining us paul and deeice to see you again. >> thank you so much graiksz on book i want to talk about book why you got into this how tough politics part of the pook your relationship what are your hollywood buds say when you come out supportive -- >> -- he is a republican, an old friend of mine hearing you say that to her husband. >> are these people real realize i am standing here the idea. >> -- he is a republican, and said oh, can you believe it paul a republican worst thing ever he is like yeah i think that is a good thing you know, so it is -- >> president trump policies tax policy making sure that the country has borders you would think everybody could get onboard with. >> i i think studio people businesspeople -- about it, actor signs they are insane, it is rude terrible when you say you like trump it is -- worse thing hit a trump -- >> robert deniro said he wanted to punch hum -- him in the face. >> has a right to say whatever he wants one of the greatest actors in the world but you know that is pol

and san francisco is the city where kate steinle's murderer found refuge after being dee dee ported multiplefelony offenses. i'm not an attorney but the illegal immigration reform act of 1996 makes it pretty clear that states and municipalities have to assist and comply with the federal government and immigration requests. it was also under president obama that his own solicitor general wrote a report essentially saying that sanctuary cities are in violation of federal law and, thus, can be withheld federal funding. i suspect that the white house, i have not seen anything out from the white house yet, but i suspect that they will continue to fight this in court. >> neil: guy, what do you think? >> i think they should probably appeal this. baled on what i'm seeing this is still very early on. it appears that the injunction that was just ordered is relatively narrow and the judge did say that the trump administration still has the authority to withhold federal grants from sanctuary cities and to designate jurisdictions as sanctuary cities. so, i think we're still going to see how this shakes o

. >> dee dee look as little tired out there, doesn't she? >> coghlan racing to the plate. one of the most unbelievable slides you'll ever see. >> were you thinking i'm taking >>me time off? i'm inspired by my sister. she's a year older than me. if she can still play, i can still play. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> people say, man, are you on cbs? you look good. >> time magazine honored its 100. >> every friday night. >> every it from night. this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off, so alex wagner joins us. welcome. >> good to be here. >> the white house will reveal the blueprint today for a massive business tax cut. it is another of president trump's priorities for its first 100 days in office. >> a new cbs poll out just this morning shows 41% of americans approve of the job he's doing. 53% disapprove. that is the lowest 100-day approval rating that cbs has measured in 40 years. moat of the people in our poll, 62%, say it's too soon to judge president trump's performance. >> the president wa

i'm pretty much -- neil: has dee dee called you out?he is two steps to the right of -- neil: did you encourage him, hey, don't be shy about this? >> yeah. neil: be who you are. you are accomplished actor. >> she said you better be careful. you know what? i'm bullet-proof. >> i think on issues like guns and money, and finances, you know -- neil: food is the great uniter. >> that's true. neil: it can bring all disparate parties together. we don't do that. maybe you guys should have a cookbook for democrats and republican. >> it got started that way and we got into parties. it was pino, pasta and politics. it was going to be after the election. neil: i hear gasparino tried to steal one of your cookbooks. >> i believe that i want one of your cookbooks. he was on line talking about it. neil: he he is supposed to be a pretty good cook. >> is he? neil: i have no idea. he says he is. what do you think, paul? >> do you cook, neil? neil: make good reservations. >> she can cook and act. neil: do you regret marrying this guy? >> do i relgbt it? no.

get to dee dee roy with those numbers. that stock moving lower, i should add. >> yes.nitely moving lower, kelly, that's right. that could be driven by the fact the guidance came in weak on the revenue side as well as eps. as far as the top line revenues are coming in line with expectations at 2.2 billion. eps beating the street by a penny at 49 cents. again, the company's guidance came in light on both the eps and the revenue which could be driving the stock lower. another important miss here was the gmv, coming in at 20.9 billion. analysts were expected 21.06 billion, so a miss. another valuable number that analysts have been looking at is user growth, and ebay is reporting 169 million. the street's been looking for 168.6 million active users, so that's basically in line with expectations. ebay has been facing a lot of competition from companies like amazon, google, facebook and on the call we will look to hear for more color on the misses. back to you. >> thank you. those shares down about 1.5% at the moment. the city of portland, oregon is voting to pull corporate i

that is one of the reasons that i was concerned dee dee lay on the health care would have an impact oneform as well. i do think these things are interrelated. i am optimistic we can get tax reform done, in part, neil, unlike the gorsuch nomination, unlike health care, when we're talking about tax reform, we can expect bipartisanship. democrats agree the corporate tax rate in this country is ridiculously high, and coming up on midterms in the senate, they have to defend 25 of 34 senate seats, so they have just as much incentive as republicans do to reform our tax code. neil: some of them though have been looking at the president's polling numbers and a lot of them are convinced it is republicans who will be up against the wall, not them. what do you say? >> well, i clearly think, you know, on a lot of these issues you can't ignore the fact that the american people have put republicans in charge of the house, the senate and the white house. so ultimately on these issues, it does come down to us. i am optimistic, that on the issue of tax reform we'll see some democrats who have their pers

inspection the period end and the jurisdiction request was filed on march 27 the permit holder is dee dee and patching walls for laundry and a bath tub and shoulders on two-story and three-story to comply with the violations all work complete under the building permit application and we can start with the requester below thomas when you're reaready thank you gary. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. i'm here to call attention to the deplorable places in one hundred sros my opinion the national hotel was beyond rehabilitation but the first one should happen the permanent residents should have been relocated and look at the work should have about this approved by someone the crew taking a year to perform would have been could done by professional craftsman i have pictures of ceiling of the first floor water dripping from it and i believe this is coming from the two showers in the southeast corner of building which were suggestion of my original complaint over sometime last year and which yet to be remodels the - let us begin were not for my complaints the tenderloin vermin would b

i'm appointing dee dee to the oversight committee so she's a rock star get ready. >> did you get that ms. casco? >> commissioner coke. >> i'm appointing moo is a to the bilingual council. >> did you get that ms. casco with that said, definitely want to take the time as a point of privilege we heard a rough announcement last summer some of us were on vacation and our superintendent at the time decided he was going to move to houston and so we had to make a quick decision and in terms of who we thought would be able to steer the leadership in the absence of having a permanent superintendent in place and so we unanimously choose our tech lee for this position we want to take the mind to acknowledge him for one stepping up and taking on the challenge of serving in an extremely political exciting and demanding district but we really want to let him know we appreciate him serving this is his last meeting in this role rewant to make sure we acknowledge that and everyone the board members have something to say so commissioner sanchez. >> thank you president walton so superintendant lee i've k

inspection the period end and the jurisdiction request was filed on march 27 the permit holder is dee dee and patching walls for laundry and a bath tub and shoulders on two-story and three-story to comply with the violations all work complete under the building permit application and we can start with the requester below thomas when you're reaready thank you gary. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. i'm here to call attention to the deplorable places in one hundred sros my opinion the national hotel was beyond rehabilitation but the first one should happen the permanent residents should have been relocated and look at the work should have about this approved by someone the crew taking a year to perform would have been could done by professional craftsman i have pictures of ceiling of the first floor water dripping from it and i believe this is coming from the two showers in the southeast corner of building which were suggestion of my original complaint over sometime last year and which yet to be remodels the - let us begin were not for my complaints the tenderloin vermin would b

dee married in 2004. dee's children, cody and michaela, they took immediately to bill and his children katelyn and billy. logan soon followed. as you can expect, bill's protective nature made him a great father. it also made him a great firefighter. extending his protection beyond his family once again, he joined the belleview volunteer fire department, and he was a natural fit. whether there or working as a life flight dispatcher, bill worked to keep belleview safe. but that deep desire to serve his country continued to tug at him. in 2005, bill reenlisted in the nebraska army national guard. originally assigned to the 600th transportation company, he transferred to the 75 5th chemical company. why the transfer? because he learned the 755th would soon deploy, and in late 2006 it did. and bill bailey went with it. the 755th chemical company was assigned to provide security escorts for truck convoys off -- operating out of the bilad air base in iraq. iraq at this time was increasingly unstable. it was dangerous, but bill's good nature made it bearable. sergeant timothy osaki remembers specialist bill bailey fondly. when i became his team leader, i thought i had struck the jac jackpot. by 2007, the insurgency in iraq had erupted to new levels of violence. increased american forces sought to seek out and destroy the al qaeda network, and casualties ran high. despite the high operations tempo, bill and dee communicated everyone every day through phone calls or texts. on may 24, they were able to talk by phone. in typical fashion, bill mentioned he was excited to finish his dao watch tower duty and start a new security escort mission the next day. bill was also excited for his upcoming leave in june when the bailey family planned to celebrate bill's birthday. the next day, may 25, 2007, bill took part in that security escort mission. during it, his vehicle struck an improvised explosive device. three nebraska army national guard soldiers were wounded, and bill bailey was killed. more than 1,000 people gathered in belleview to remember bill, a patriot guard of more than 100 flag-flying motorcycles accompanied his funeral procession. specialist bailey earned several military awards, including the purple heart, the bronze star, the iraqi campaign medal, and the combat action badge. bill's brother-in-law damien kazutka summarized hill's life. bill was a wonderful husband, brother, son, fathe

these are the kerney dees and rockefellers of the modern era. “— dees and rockefellers of the moderne donald trump was my view is you should bring them back to america. what is interesting is if you offer a holiday for overseas assets, people hold them overseas until you have the holiday, so they will them up have the holiday, so they will them up more and more have the holiday, so they will them up more and more overseas. have the holiday, so they will them up more and more overseas. but what is interesting is the sheer volume of the money, and the other thing is, how are they making it? these people do not make anything. we make the content, we are the steelmakers, they just use the content, we are the steelmakers, theyjust use our content. this is mass surveillance. that is how they make their money. if you listen to people like tim berners—lee, who invented the internet, they are seeing, people be to start to work on the ship of our information, we should not be giving it for free to these people. we are in the middle ofa these people. we are in the middle of a revolution, and th

that their base player field dee had to take a break from the live shows specifically for the south american tour dates and a 12-year-old base player is filling in for field deee son of metallica's base player robert. the son's name is tighe. he's 12 years old and he made his debut watch this. ♪ >> he's killing it. the crazy thing is and again i i korn album came out. i remember i had to sneak it by my mom. i recorded my friend's cd on to a tape and listened it in my walk man i can i couldn't tell my parents i had it i was ten or 11 much this kid is 12 and is on stage playing with this band because this band has some pretty hard core themes in their music. i mean it's not like -- it's definitely r rated music for sure. >> if you were two years older you could have playing the base. >> this is true. >> when you first heard it i couldn't pull off a base solo like that. no way. >> he's amazing. tucker mentioned off camera he has luxurious head of hair. >> it's father does, too. his father, i'm actually going at silver spring it's like my ninth or eighth or ninth time seeing them live and metallica two week later. so as a metal head i listen to all kinds of hipho