seeing none, and seeing that donnie is here, what do i say?> at the call of the chair would you like to return to item to president's welcome? >> yes. >> we are returning to president's welcome. this item is for discussion. >> we would appreciate it if donnie would come up to the front of the room. he can bring his companion. david got to announce that you are leaving earlier this evening. he had to leave. you should know that he did comment favorably on your tenure. it is an in joke, i guess. thank you for coming by this evening so we could thank you very much for your service. i have to say that in my 15 years on the commission, i have worked with very few peopl peopo are as dynamic and talented as you are, donnie. we will miss you terribly. i know the department like to brag about the fact that half the staff work on outreach, but you and i know this wasn't always the case. for the past decade you changed the way the department does business, really. you started by working with the environment now program to ensure the environmental movemen

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donny deutsche is here. university, jonathan turley and danny. we begin this morning with stunning admissions, new excuses and no warning. "the new york times" says it last few days suggest a president losing control of his narrative. quote, as of this week, it turns out the statement about his health was not actually from trump's doctor, but had been di dictated by mr. trump himself. the president split with the leaders of his legal team and hired the lawyer he denied recruiting and mr. trump, himself, financed the $130,000 payment intended to buy the silence of the actress known as stormy daniels, a porn star. "the washington post" reports when rudy giuliani went on national television wednesday night and said the president had funneled money to michael cohen for the cost of the porn star's nondisclosure agreement, quote, neither white house counsel don mcgahn knew trump reimbursed cohen before giuliani revealed it, according to a source familiar with their thinking. adding that the communications and medi

donnie's america strong. our thanks to steve osunsami tonight. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> breaking news. a san francisco police officer who accused other officers of discrimination has been fired from the department. the late-breaking on this story. >>> they only took the appliances, we show you what's left after airbnb guest gue ransacked their home. >>> why is this clinic on the verge of shutting down? >>> how the heck do you lay down 3.2 miles of the wrong track? >>> now, from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> and good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. sources say that sfpd officer who accused other officers of religious and ethnic discrimination has been fired. >> they will only say the officer has left the department. yesterday we reported new details about the officer's past that raised questions about his credibility. >> the officer of afghan descent filed a formal complaint. he said he was discriminated against because he was muslim. >> in 2013, the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin. apb. police were told that he tol

donnie's america strong. our thanks to steve osunsami tonight. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> over $10,000 of damage, things stolen. my kids' stuff that was locked up. you know, all that. >>> an airbnb rental trashed, thousands of dollars in damage, so bad even the washer and drier were stolen. good afternoon. thanks for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil happened after a rental hope in contra costa county. eric thomas shows -- the burglars tiek major appliances in a story only on 7. >> reporter: the entrance to the weekend home in discovery bay says welcome. it does for the say help yourself. but between sunday and thursday the people leonarding the home did that. her daughter emily says the first warning came when her mom check the security cameras early thursday morning. >> 3:00 a.m. my mother noticed the camera went out, the security camera went out. and that's when she thought something was wrong. >> emily who doesn't want her last name used says us that baste the burglars took the security cam

donny deutsche. this day woke up to front page stories in "the new york times," washington post, today show appearances. everyone talking about the mess, the legal mess, not just the p.r. debacle that you guys have been dealing with mano a mano with sarah huckabee sanders in the briefing room, but the rudy giuliani tour de force may have caused the president this week. >> the last 24 hours rudy giuliani said there was no daylight between him and the president. i think it's hard to see the daylight when you're under a bus. that's the way giuliani must have felt a matter of hours ago. the president effectively overruling his new lawyer, undercutting rudy giuliani who joined his team a couple weeks ago basically saying, i love the guy, buzz he doesn't know what he's talking about right now. i mean in effect, he simply doesn't have his facts right at this point. the president, of course, as you saw over the course of this day, he immediately walked out to reporters after he was going to head off to dalla

donny deutsch is our royal correspondent. any initial thoughts on the wedding. >> there's been a big kerfuffle about meghan's father. i think that i don't. >> there's the castle. >> there's a castle. there are people wearing funny hats. >> that might be the upper west side. >> you know, we've been continuing -- >> it does look like the museum of natural history. >> we were on late last night. two hours, going through what, we have photo books we keep about the history of the royals. yeah, i'm titillated. i really am. >> are you? >> no i think it's the stupidest thing. >> released senate testimony for a deal that senior members of president trump's campaign were hopeful to get damaging information on hillary clinton from russia. and last night on sean hannity, president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, says anything goes when it comes to opposition research. >> if i wanted to get information, if i was, if i was working for your campaign, you're running for president, i wanted to get information and somebody told me, says i've go

and our friend donny deutsch. peter alexander take me through the day that was. this white house woke up to front page story in the "new york times," "the washington post", everyone talking about the legal mess, not just the pr debacle that you guys have been dealing with, but the legal problems that rudy giuliani may have caused this president by his appearances this week. >> nicole was instrustruck with you just said there. it's hard to see the daylight when you're under a bus. the president effectively overruling his new lawyer, undercutting rudy giuliani who joined his team a couple weeks ago, basically saying, i love the guy but he didn't know what he's talking about right now. he simply doesn't have his facts right at this point. the president as you saw over the course of this day, he immediately walked out to reporters after he was going to head off to dallas today, made these points about rudy giuliani. when he landed on marine one at joint base an drews, he kept going and kept talking. it's clear he's chatty about this topic. if he wants to rewrite to e

. >> i can't get a break with dondo donny angry at me. >> i'm not angry. how do we move the discussion to accept as a given in the mind of the trump voter that this is all baked in, where do we have to move the discussion, where do we have to open up a new investigation that maybe is not baked into that 43%? >> our job can't be to make a calculation about what will or won't persuade any given voter of any given thing. our job has to be to call bs when there's bs. then it's up to voters to decide. our job is to call people on when they lie bla tantantly we to call them on it. >> there's a difference between my job and your job. you give it straight. my mind is immediately going to as a businessman, as a brander, as an influencer, this is great, got it. the consumer is turning it off. how can we move the news, not create the news in a way that maybe they're going to listen more? that's my point. >> let me bring you back into the shout fest. i think the passions around whether or not you cover the trump voters, because it turned out to be true that donald tru

or talk pop culture. >> donny? >> it's just terrible. >> was it donald trump, donny? or was it us?hink, i think we can reclaim who we were before donald trump was sworn in. especially if it's the red sox that beat the yankees. willie? what do we have next? >> as long as the yankees and red sox are competitive we'll have sports on the show. >>> rudy giuliani has resigned from his job at a manhattan law firm to focus on representing president trump in the russia probe. nbc reports partners have grown increasingly frustrated with the way joij has handled himself in the last couple of weeks. especially his leave of absence status at the firm which allows him to collect the president's legal bills. giuliani calls his departure from the firm a mutual decision and the firm took issue with giuliani's comments that michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels was a common practice. >> that was money that was paid by, by his lawyer, the way i would do out of his law firm funds. michael would take care of things like this. like i take care of things like this for my clients. >> the "times" aske

. >> steve: dominic is nine. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: donnie. donnie j.j. trump. >> jimmy: no, this is donnie j. trumpo is what he wrote. it's funny. he's nine. come on. >> steve: donald trumpo, yeah. >> jimmy: here's another photo of trump right there. here's a drawing from megan who is eight. [ laughter ] [ applause ] not bad. >> steve: flat top. >> jimmy: here's trump giving a a fiery speech right here. >> steve: fiery. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, revenge of the sith. see, he's yelling something. yeah, his fiery speeches. a drawing from lilly who is four. [ laughter ] not bad. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: looks like edvard munch. >> jimmy: change the color of the tie a little, but it's fine. >> steve: yeah, it looks like "the scream." >> jimmy: here's trump taking a a walk, and here's a drawing from lucas who is six. [ laughter ] baby trump. >> steve: what does it say? >> jimmy: that's baby trump. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: yes, so he's just kind of a head with a tie. >> steve: a little cheeto, yeah. >> jimmy: a head with a tie, and feet, litt

your description of mueller is pretty spot on. >> yeah, i was struck by donny.alks about personal brand audits. the reason i asked him, sounds like a cheesy thing. i said look, what happens in court matters a lot clearly in the legal realm is super important. but the reality is we saw with clinton and other cases, ultimately this can be a political process, impeachment is a political process, not a quasi-legal process, but not fully legal process. what the court of public opinion thinks matters a lot and what donald trump is trying to do right now when you think about his strategy is to try to say, i'm talking all this stuff out of the legal realm and i'm going to throw it all to the body politic and say, witch hunt, hoax, conspiracy, no collusion, and try to get enough public support that when the day comes, the day of reckoning comes he'll have enough of the public behind him that that will trump the law. and so donny's points i think are that really trump and mueller are the same in one respect. that in his view, they are public images. they both have authent

donnie has done a lot and will be significantly missed. so there are other staff things that i think director raphael will note later, but i wanted to highlight that because it's significant i think for the department, for the commission, for me, for the public. >> commissioner wald: thank you very much. there is still a possibility that donnie will make it here this evening at which point we will all have an opportunity to thank him in person. i have one more member of the public who wishes to spea purview of forestry and asked what the commission is doing. i would like to highlight gaps and short falls and make suggestions on those might be addressed. a quick overview of the city's plans, we know about the 0, 80, 100 roots plan and this plan is growing the urban forest, but doesn't have specifics and encouraging people to volunteer with friends of the urban forest. and then there is the san francisco forestry plan released in fall of 2014, it has three phases. phase one, prop e, 2 is trees and public spaces and 3 is private land. the pla

talked to donny deutsch. donny deutsch went on "morning joe" to describe it.'s listen to that conversation. that was this morning. >> i spoke with michael cohen yesterday and he doesn't know what rudy giuliani is talking about. he said there are two people that know what happened, myself and the president. you'll be hearing my side of the story. he was obviously very frustrated what came out yesterday. >> okay, "my side of the story," that's what i want to get clear. is the president trying to keep michael cohen from telling my side of the story? who's on whose side right now? >> this is just a wild guess. i would guess that michael cohen probably knows things that donald trump doesn't want made public, right? doesn't want him to tell. now, i don't know what those things are. i don't know if they have to do with stormy daniels or other things, whatever. there could be things about the stormy daniels affair that cohen knows and trump knows and trump doesn't want to get out. you know, but -- and i think michael cohen, through donny deutsch, was kind of reminding

let's listen to what donny deutsch had 20 say. >> i spoke with michael cohen yesterday. his call about giuliani he doesn't know what he's talking about and said, look, there are two people that know exactly what happened. myself and the president. you'll hear my side of the story. and he was obviously very frustrated with what had come out yesterday. >> so danny savalas, essentially that -- what michael cohen said to donny deutsch echoes now what we've heard from the president. from a prosecutor's point of view, legal, as opposed to a political analysis what do you make of what we've seen over the last 12 hours or so? >> number one, i was on that segment with donny deutsch and i think something that went under the radar was michael cohen apparently saying you'll hear my story soon. what does that mean? >> what does that mean? >> he'll be telling u.s. attorneys toon or just expects to go to trial? it's interesting. when we go back to rudy giuliani and the events of just of the last 48 hours, you have a situation where an attorney comes on very, very soon afterwards, makes

detective donnie lewis said they still had questions. >> reporter: for the most part, it looks pretty good for tom. >> correct. >> reporter: this alibi is pretty strong. >> absolutely. i mean, the witnesses that see him at the poker game, we know where he was all night. >> reporter: that's not the end of the story, though. >> that is not the end of the story. >> reporter: not the end of the story because there was something investigators just couldn't get around, the daughter's story. her description of the killer, it was powerful evidence they couldn't ignore. and so just hours after the murder -- >> defendant was remanded in steuben county jail without bail. >> reporter: they arrested kelley's husband tom clayton and charged him with murder. >> reporter: how can you arrest him? what are you arresting him based on? >> there -- there's a lot of suspicion. there's a lot of -- and basically we have to have probable cause to make an arrest. >> reporter: what was the probable cause? >> the biggest thing, the oldest child had made comments that it looked like daddy, it had daddy's eyes. >>

we're talking about michael cohen talking to his friend donny deutsch. according to donny deutsch, "he said, look, there are two people who know exactly what happened, myself and the president and you will be hearing my side of the story." more tonight on how the white house is handling all of this or mishandling. cnn's pamela brown joins us with that. pamela, the president saying giuliani needs to get his facts straight. according to your sources how prepared was he before he went on fox? >> not prepared at all. anderson, i'm told by a source familiar with the matter that he had very little information before he went out on fox to discuss the stormy daniels matter. that he wasn't fully briefed up on all the details, hadn't looked at paperwork surrounding the case, surrounding these payments and repayment. so essentially he was winging it and flying blind in a sense without having all of the facts. but as you pointed out, anderson, rudy giuliani said that he had coordinated this with the president but yet then the president came out today and undermined

the trump side, of course, michael cohen, who actually made the payment to stormy daniels in 2016, donny deutsch from "morning joe" fame caught up with michael cohen, donald trump's attorney, earlier this week. he had this to say about that encounter. >> i spoke with michael cohen yesterday, and his quote about giuliani was he doesn't know what he's talking about. he also said that, look, there are two people that know exactly what happened -- myself and the president, and you'll be hearing my side of the story. and he was obviously very frustrated at what had come out yesterday. >> that sounds, danny, like an ominous sign if you're on donald trump's side of this thing. >> it does. i was actually on that same segment, and when i heard that the first -- the clause that i seized upon was "we will hear michael cohen's side of the story." who will actually hear that side of the story? will it be federal investigators? will it be at trial? why does michael cohen believe, if he's telling donny deutsch this, that he's going to have the opportunity to tell his side of the story? because i can te

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tour and here's what donny said. >> i spoke with michael cohen yesterday and his comment about rudy giuliani that he doesn't know what he's talking about. he says there's two people who know what happened, and you'll be hearing my side of the story. he was obviously very frustrated with what had come out yesterday. >> so kaitlyn talk about complicated things in terms of the white house's defense. how much does it potentially do that? especially when cohen tells his side of the story? >> right. and remember cohen's case is outside trump's ability to influence anything, right? his case is in the southern district of new york. and that's something i think that is very frustrating to the president. because it's outside of things that he can control at this point. and there was a sense to judging from the content of the giuliani interviews that there was perhaps some way to kind of signal to cohen, in terms of campaign finance laws, which giuliani was saying were not broken here. although there are multiple questions about whether they did in fact break any laws as it pertains to campaig

we still can't be truly certain still deputy mayor donnie is excited about the possibility of a connection to a future royal he shows me some of his typical have to invert houses. just in time to see to kalugin more a bit off the beaten track surrounded by forests fields and orchards there's a lot of nature and that's nice it makes for the charm of iran but still untrue dust. from them. and what do the villagers say about this tidbit. their lineage definitely comes from merrill yes sir. in the eighteenth century most people here were farmers the area was traded back and forth between french and german principalities to this day some people here speak german others french some are catholic and others protestant one of the villages oldest structures is the fourteenth century church steeple it's possible the baptism of hind. took place here in the old part of the church in seventeen thirty two. most of the homes date back to the nineteenth century but some of the even older buildings can often yield clues to their original residence . visa so here's the date the house was built and seventeen

. >> is diana ross performing at donny's house? >> yes, it's going to be big. >> get there by, like, 3:45. >> i'll see you there, donny. good morning, everybody. stephanie's on assignment but we are going to check in with her shortly. first, problem affair. manafort's former son-in-law cuts a plea deal. >> it adds one more kind of heavyweight on paul manafort's shoulders. he's looking at years and years in jail. >> another campaign promise kept. the white house set to roll out a proposal that could force planned parenthood and other organizations to choose between receiving federal funding and providing abortions. and the art of war. china denying reports it made a $200 billion trade offer to the united states in this week's high stake talks. >> when you're losing $500 billion a year on trade, you can't lose the trade war. you've already lost it. >> all right, we begin today with an unfamiliar name. you see the face on the left there, jeffrey yohi. he is the ex-son-in-law of president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort. he

we still can't be truly certain still deputy mayor donnie is excited about the possibility of a connection to a future oil he shows me some of how safe is typical half timbered houses. just in time to see to kalugin more a bit off the block and track surrounded by forests fields and orchards there's a lot of nature and that's nice it makes for the charm of iran but slow and true does. from them. and what do the villagers say about this tidbit. their lineage definitely comes from merrill yes sir. in the eighteenth century most people here were farmers the area was traded back and forth between french and german principalities to this day some people here speak german others french some are catholic and others protestant one of the villages oldest structures is the fourteenth century church steeple it's possible the baptism of the hindmarsh. took place here in the old part of the church in seven hundred thirty two. most of the homes date back to the nineteenth century but some of the even older buildings can often yield clues to their original residence. visa so here's the date the house was

donny, you're just going bald! what's the big deal! propecia is better than a wig.ember the wig? that was horrible! ( laughter ) i do think trump went a little overboard, that said. two days after bornstein balance balance, trump sends a body guard and two other dudes to break down the door, or beaded curtain, and take his records. i'm not going to lie, i feel bad for dr. bornstein. he looks shook. more than me, i'm scared for everyone else in the fregglrock community! ( laughter ) but let's move on. why does no one in trump's world look normal? let's move on to the only thing that terrifies president trump more than going bald, the mueller investigation. >> breaking news from the "new york times" which has obtained the list of 49 questions that special counsel robert mueller recently provided to president trump's lawyers. questions that mueller wants answered in an interview with the president. >> five about his fired national security advisor michael flynn, 21 about fired f.b.i. director jim comey, nine about attorney general jeff sessions and 14 about coordinatio

protest in the gallery shouting, but it turns out that person was in fact democratic congresswoman donny watson coleman from new jersey. she was calling for action in response to this latest school shooting. >>> a three-hour car chase across southern california hit speeds of nearly 100 miles per hour. the hours long tri-county pursuit came to a bizarre in riverside county after the suspected car thief drove wreck lislie on highways and streets. at one point appearing to drive circles. where am i going to go, left or right. about two hours into the chase, the driver then abandoned the stolen toyota camry and tried to flee on foot along with his female passenger. well, despite changing his shirt, officers arrested both the driver, christian beltran and the passenger, cecilia martinez. >>> parts of the world are dealing with violent floods and raging water from intense storms. in turkey, fast-moving flash floods stranded dozens of cars and trucks, main roads submerged, even trapping a city bus. heavy monsoon rains claimed five lives in sri lanka. landslides and flooding there have forced ev

. > donny logrÓ aquÍ la meta de su vida.no. (risas) ! el sueÑo mexicano! asÍ no es solamente un lugar de retiro. tambiÉn es un lugar de realizaciÓn, de metas. donde muchos jÓvenes encuentran la oportunidad. como este par de chefs te lograron cinco restaurantes y van para el para el sexto restaurante. >> es considerado patrimonio nacional, sin duda ya nos dieron ganas de visitarlo. conductor: ha sido escenario de grandes producciones de televisa y de grandes pelÍculas. nosotros queremos decirles que llegÓ el cambio la monarquÍa britÁnica. meghan se declarÓ orgullosa de ser mujer y feminista. ana: tambiÉn recibimos a la bella fanny lu que nos viene a presentar su sencillo. conductor: tendremos muchos invitados especiales y mucho sabor. conductora: Únicas recetas mientras nos divertimos. no se pueden perder "despierta amé ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dime un poquito ma' ♪ lo que tu quieres de mi ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame ♪ dame un poquito ma' en outshine realmente con fruta que es fruta

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weren't allowed to move so the you wouldn't keep the others awake actually if i had four thousand little donny a dog so to lie still and finally fall asleep he decided perms on night long poetry played an extremely important role in his life x. three. they feel there's certain in it and. i would say that in any situation or circumstance in which you feel bad and are suffering in some way including physical suffering you're tired hungry downtrodden and things aren't going well if you can find the strength to come up with a poem that you know by heart to come then you feel joy i was feeling you can dentist. that i haven't sat in the year he left me the verb the student after each sat it's not about ambition it's about pride in the kind of pride that tells you your memory still works and you can lift yourself up with something beautiful. or as hip and that means you're still human does but i did see him in the and mention me. the as if. he could turn just once a glancing back would not be the end of this entire effort that was just unfolding . poetry is resistance it's the opposite of slogans poe

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or build clean power systems egypt's military court has renewed the detention of journalists scum donnie for another thirty days he spent nearly nine hundred days behind bars without being convicted and his ears journalist mahmoud his sane has also had his jail time extended he has been kept in prison without charge for almost a year and a half al-jazeera international human rights organizations have repeatedly urged egyptian authorities to release its journalists the u.n. secretary general is calling on governments to strengthen press freedom and protect journalists attorney generals comments highlight world press freedom day it comes as journalists in afghanistan vowed to continue to do their job despite the dangers ten of them were killed on monday in the single deadliest day for afghan media jennifer glass reports from kabul in the newsroom of one t.v. in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the road jobby and reporter karzai resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in monday's bomb attack in the capital a tenth died during t

. >> steve and i like donnie and marie without the sexual tension. >> mix of self mockery. >> your comedythank you. >> i kept thinking how it would be if you put a little effort into it. >> and clever nod. >> your teeth are so white. your smile is like an e-mail from grandma. all caps. >> we can walk on stage. literally, just edge into the curtain. turn to each other and say that one joke it should come before the other thing. do that. blah, blah. >> revising immediately in the wings. >> when you can remember it. >> ha-ha-ha. >> no one was blame, martin short at 68, or steve martin at 72. if they did coast a little bit. with a shrew lew of awards. ♪ king tut >> plenty of memorable sketches. >> perfectly good day ruined, right? wrong. not with ronco's shower in a briefcase. >> nearly, 90 movies between them. >> here, boy. marie? marie! >> they're not out to provage. >> this is about two friends, having fun. ♪ through the years you made me grin ♪ >> what is it like getting around thup geogether. >> very fun. i said to marty. thank god we are not exploiting our friendship. and the truth is,

. >> and favorite guy donny. think you agreed with him? >> i faded out when he spoke.ing free air time from cnn and nbc. it's absurd for a couple of reasons. number 1 he has to consider the consequences of his actions. maybe he wants a tv show. but what he is acting like what he wants is impeachment. if he unseats a growing popular president who makes the world safer and he is okay with that and okay with the turmoil after that. what he is saying is to get a tv show i am willing to risk civil violence, anything. unrest. he doesn't give a crap about what will happen to america if me succeeds. if he succeeds and president trump is impeached, you will have president pence and donald trump a heroic martyr out there to make your life a living hell. you won't just have the president pence, you will have trump who will be bigger than president if he succeeds. he doesn't care. all he wants it tv. >> wow! a prediction of civil war on "the five"! >> civil violence. >> that's next! this will even be hotter. this is laura. and butch. and tank. and tiny. and this is laura's mobile