nikki: this is donovan -- donovan: this is donovan slack. i want to go back to dr. shulkin for a few moments. there have been constant headlines about if he was going to get fired for a month if not longer. you guys came out at the start incentive -- and said he supported him, but in recent weeks he went silent. i called your organization for comment on monday and you guys declined to comment. why? ms. rohan: i was not aware of that contact being made. we made a statement. over the last year with secretary shulkin we have seen a lot of progress. we we have had several successful bills passed, the g.i. bill, extending it for a lifetime for our veterans and their families. we have seen the appeals modernization act. we have seen suicide prevention work being done. there is so much work that has been done and we believe that is because we have a solid secretary of veterans affairs. as we continue to watch, again i bothe have a team in place at the national organization in the american legion and at the v.a. we need to make sure we are working together and doing the bes

that's about a quarter of the waiting list across the united states. >> reporter: so jim donovan is the lucky one. >> i feel like i have another family now. >> pretty much you're stuck with us. >> reporter: finally laughter for san francisco firefighters after losing a 20-year veteran. >> sort of true to who perry choi was. we are not surprised that he's still being generous in death as he was in life. >> nearly 120,000 people across the country are waiting for an organ transplant and every year about 12,000 of them die while still on that waiting list. >> wow. >>> time 4:54. and livermore veterans were flying in a world war ii era plane for what they called a flight of a lifetime. eight residents from a pleasanton senior living facility, some of them veterans, spent yesterday sightseeing above the bay area in a 1943 boeing steerman biplane. take a look. the same type of plane used to train military fliers in the 1940s. the dream flights were thanks to the angels aviation dreams foundation. it's based in nevada. they travel the country giving senior citizens and veterans free air tours.

fair housing act and that requires those goals be magan 2009 secretary donovan took us down to new orleans from the response of the hurricane looking at parish after parish and those with nothing left on their lien notes are heavily concentrated with minorities and flowing to communities at the end of the day talk about westchester county as an example if you can go to lunch with high school you end up with a better education that is a big problem you cannot solve in 25 minutes but we do need to have this focus to be prioritized and people need to call for it not just the 50th anniversary but this is too important for u.s. economy

when you watch shows like "ray donovan," a real ray donovan in real life would have had seven or eight indictments already leveled against him. or at least have the attention of the doj. the fact he set himself up this way for years or referred to himself as a ray donovan type, he likes it. but it's not a good practice when people like u.s. attorneys and fbi agents are watching you in your high-profile job. a ray donovan only survives without getting indicted on tv and in the movies. in real life, that's the guy that draws the ire of the justice department. >> in the same way that the media and movies sort of glamourize, you know, mob personalities, you know, at the end of the day these are dangerous guys. time now for your morning primer. everything you need to know to get your day started. president trump is forming a task force to review the business practices at the u.s. postal service. the president has repeatedly accused amazon recently of not making its fair share of postage for package delivery. and many public schools across the state of kentucky are closed today as educators

that's about a quarter of the waiting list across the united states. >> reporter: so jim donovan is the like i have another family now. >> pretty much you're stuck with us. >> reporter: finally laughter for san francisco firefighters after losing a 20-year veteran. >> sort of true to who perry choi was. we are not surprised he's still being generous in death as he was in life. >> nearly 120,000 people across the country are waiting for an organ transplant. every year about 12,000 of them die while still on that waiting list. >>> our time now 5:55. over the weekend in livermore, veterans were flying in a world war ii era plane for what they called a flight of a lifetime. eight residents from a pleasanton senior citizen home, some of them veterans went sightseeing over the bay area in a 1943 boeing-stearman biplane. it was used to train military pilots in the 1940s. these dream flights were provided by the angels aviation dreams foundation, which goes all over the country giving seniors and veterans free air tours. >> this is the best flight i've ever had. i have been waiting for many, ma

signing up as an organ donor and now his heart is living inside jim donovan who was dying of congestive heart failure. >> i felt so connected with him. after hearing his heart.>> a big family of firefighters drawn together by one heart. giving jim donovan a second start on life. >> i'm going to go see my grandchildren and try to celebrate life again. a second chance. >> a second chance thanks to sierra donor services which provided organs for 270 people last year including jim donovan. and many more are still waiting. >> there are 25,000 people waiting in california.>> jim donovan is the lucky one. >> pretty much you are stuck with us. >> finally, laughter for firefighters after abusing a 20 year veteran. >> true to who he was we are not surprised he is still being generous in death as he was in life. >> more than 20,000 people here in california are waiting for an organ transplant. sadly 12,000 americans die every year while waiting for one. >>> you might see some people rappelling down the golden gate bridge tomorrow, but do not worry. is totally normal. engineers will inspect the met

now his heart lives inside jim donovan, dying of congestive heart failure. >> i felt so connected with him, actually, after hearing his heart. he seems like he is a family to me now. we are going to be a family. >> a big family of firefighters drawn together by one heart giving jim condition donovan a second start. >> i'm going to go see my grandchildren and try to celebrate life again, a second chance. >> a second chance thanks to sierra donor services providing organs for 270 people last year including jim donovan but many more still waiting. >> there is 25,000 people waiteding in california for a transplant. that's about a quarter of the waiting list across the united states. >> so jim donovan is the lucky one. >> i feel like i have another family now really. >> you do. >> pretty much you're stuck with us. >> finally, laughter for san francisco firefighters after losing a 20-year veteran. >> sort of true to who perry choi was we're not surprised he is being generous in death as nefs life. >> what a story and the way he held the picture above his heart of the firefighter really emoti

donovan was distraught, reported the car stolen but police found the wreckage of the car and donovans when he finally saw it because a group of veterans, friends, neighbors and mechanics contributed to restore the mustang. >> our judgment is 6 to 18 months before they have an icbm capable of reaching the united states. heather: donald from calling 4000 members of the national guard to the southern line. >> democrats, what they are doing is insanity. >> top dr. issued an advisory urging more americans to carry a life-saving medication reversing the effects of an opioid overdose. >> what our responsibility is, that was a huge mistake,

good morning congressman donovan.oining us, tell us how this started. >> a constituent visiting the same post office the last 15 years saw president bush's portrait, pres. obama and vp biden so a nail in the wall where donald trump and vice president pence's portrait and inquired about it and the post office informed her there is a regulation that prohibits putting the president and vice president's photographs up in a federal building. she came to my office, we're going to drop the bill next week, mandating all united states post office is put the president and vice president's photographs. these two photographs are to be in every post office. this regulation was created in 1974. this is the first president whose portrait hasn't been up. is there a bias? we will make sure no arbitrary decisions on whose portrait is a poor political bias and mandate every post office has donald trump and vice president pence. rob: let's put a picture up of the district you hold, new york, a blue state, very blue city, one bastion of c

(crying)>( darya ) donovan donovan says he had given up hope before finding the match...rican migrants who president trump promised to stop... is now waiting at the california border.( james ) as john lawrence tells us... they now have to plead their case for asylum. nat sound from crowdcrowd chantingthese migrants from central america traveled more than three thousand miles. gabriela hernandez/migrant from honduras "it's difficult with kids. it's not an easy decision to make, to leave behind your family."and although their caravan made it to u.s.-mexico border near san diego, the journey isn't complete.the migrants will surrender to border officials and say why they want enter the u-s.saman nasseri/immigrati on attorney"if the interview goes well then they can follow through with that case either through immigration court or through the asylum office depending on the case. or if it's denied they can request a review of that hearing with immigration court director." president trump has had harsh words about the migrant caravan, calling the situation a "mess."president tru

and so okay, ray donovan he may be but let's test how much ray donovan is once the stakes are raised gather the information and tell what they have on him. >> i do know that michael cohen is concerned about the impact this is having on his kids and on his wife and we also know that the president has brought michael cohen to mar-a-largo, publicly had dinner with him, stated he is my personal attorney and it is a question of if michael cohen is loyal, his family is at stake, and b., will the president be loyal back to michael cohen. >> it is interesting, jamie, that last night the president had dinner with allen der sh show witz, the law professor defending him on television. >> we've been watching this for a couple of weeks and we'll start by saying that allen der show witz said he doesn't want to be on the trump legal team. that said, however, he did go and have dinner, he did meet with him. allen has been on cnn today saying that he does not think that donald trump should sit down with robert mueller. that's where we're hearing that donald trump is leaning these days. and if -- it w

us. >> i'm going to go see my grandchildren and try to celebrate life again, a second chance. >> donovan suffering from congestive heart failure, if it wend for choi's heart, he would have died. >>> a newly released video oof the ghost warehouse indicates police knew about the dangers before the deadly fire. >> and the effort to repeal the state's gas tax just got a huge boost, we will tell you why coming up. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning , everyone. it is monday, april 30th, i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside as we start this week. we are looking at the traffic on 880, not too bad but we will give you in on some of the hot spots at the bay area. and we have a live look at the bay bridge this morning. kind of cool out there. >> cool and breezy is

a second chance. >> donovan was suffering from heart failure.is as in it was not for the heart he would of died. >> reporter: gift card sales are projected to bring in 161 billion a year. they are not only popular with shoppers but scammers as well. only on 5 tonight, we show you why some believe the stores that are profiting off of gift cards could do a lot more to stop the scams. >> i want to get three $1,000 walmart gift cards. >> reporter: it is a scam that begins with a phone call and a text. in this case a crook, convincing her grandson was in jail. >> i questioned the way i needed to pay. and i said walmart gift card? and he said we have an arrangement with the court. >> she rushed down to walmart and bought two $1,000 gift cards and read the crook the pin numbers off of the back noin -- back. in the state i was in it was a scam it sounded reasonable. >> he says scratch off the number on the back and give me the numbers. and the crooks convinced her to buy 19 $100 gift cards. >> they all purchased them from walmart and clerks did not flag

. >>> he has been called the less cool version of hollywood's on screen fixer ray donovan and reportedlyt one client for more than a decade. we will see if that is true on monday in court. that client would be donald trump. why attorney michael cohen could be on the converge of a major, major change. we will tell you about that. >>> in august, 1978 a new pope john paul i is elected. >> an extraordinary turn of events he has a massive heart attack and dies in his sleep. >> john pauli dies after 30 days. you have to have another election immediately. >> the cardinals saw the denial of john paul i as a message from god, maybe they need to think in a little bit more of an unconventional way and why elect a nonitalian pope and make this radical change from the past. >> that lex brings forth the pope who becomes john paul ii. ♪ this is what getting your car serviced at lincoln looks like. complementary pickup and delivery servicing now comes with every new lincoln. i won. giving you, the luxury of time. that's the lincoln way. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of

one former trump campaign official says cohen is a less cruel version of donovan. >> no. no. >> if cohen is less cool than donovan she every bit as ten nashs. >> he carries a piston in ankle holster. >> trying to facilitate deals for his boss observers say he consistently displays the one characteristic donald trump values most. >> there is little than loyalty. michael cohelp will show he will fight for trump in a way that trump likes. that is to hit hard and always hit back harder than you have been hit. >> cohen's legal happenndling h come under scrutiny. trump recently said he had no knowledge of the payment, something legal experts say is almost unheard of. >> it is extraordinary. i would tell you probably 99 .9 of the lawyers would network contemplate doing this. >> they say it has been solid, airtight and he believes its daniels who is liable for millions in damages based on her conduct. cohen being criticized from a pure public relations stand point. >> i think the entire thing was either reckless, naive or inc p incompetent. >> they say it because bad idea to beli

michael cohen fancies himself as a ray donovan character.ow, he's more like bunchy, the ill fated brother. everybody is a tough guy when they're engaged in heavy petting like jeanine pirro, evening tou -- even tough guys ultimately break down. and what michael showed on your show last night is that the trump team are expecting michael cohen to carry a tremendous amount of weight. and the question and the riddle i'll ask you, is he going to be able to carry that burden? >> is it a $64,000 question or a $130,000 question? >> shelby, moving to the crazy damages there. let me play for you, shelby, this perhaps at least to some people a famous example about the bus from avanatti last night. >> he's effectively thrown michael cohen now under the bus, at least from an ethics standpoint from the state bar of new york by making these statements on air force one. but again, this is an undisciplined guy who, he finally cracked. >> shelby? >> lawyers have mixed reactions to the fact that trump threw cohen under the bus, this has been the cohen camp and

you know, michael cohen fancies himself as a ray donovan character. but if you look at how he has acted and reacted, if you're a fan of the show, he's more like bunchy, you know, the ill-fated brother. everybody is a tough guy when they're engaged in heavy petting with jeanine pirro doing a fox interview. but when you hear that jail door slam behind you, when you see that your law license is in the balance, believe me, even tough guys ultimately break down. and one of the points that michael made on your show last night was that the trump team is expecting michael cohen to carry a tremendous amount of weight. the $64,000 question and the riddle i'll ask you is do you think he's going to be able to carry that burden? >> well, is it a $64,000 question or a $130,000 question? >> i guess -- >> or $20 million. >> or damages. shelby, moving to the crazy damages there, let me play for you, shelby, this now perhaps at least to some people, famous remarks about the bus from avenatti last night. >> he's effectively thrown michael cohen now under the bus, at lea

what he wanted. >> his spirit breathes life in donovan and other people. who may have never gotten the chance. >> i'm going to go see my grandchildren. and try to celebrate life. again. a second chance. >> according to donor services roughly 12,000 people died in 2017 waiting on an organ transplant. >> we'll start with live doppler 7. mainly calm conditions here. we have had active weather to the north and east. with isolated downpours and thunderstorms. over night we'll get even calmer conditions with mainly clear skies. lows range from midto upper 40s. tomorrow look for the mostly sunny skies. a few passing clouds possible. mild tomorrow. highs up to 60 degrees. some low 60s on the coast. inland valleys will see highs tomorrow in the midto upper 70s in the warmest locations in the north bay and east bay. looking ahad ha we have our may out look from the climate prediction center. warmer than average weather generally. temperatures right around the seasonal average. and expect mainly mild conditions or average for the season. over the midsection. in the n

i'll talk about it with obama national security advisor tom donovan. >>> what does it mean to have so many military men in civilian posts. i'll talk to another former military man, admiral mike mullen. >>> why the dutch have closed up in prisons and may shutter many more. but first here's my take, amidst the noise coming out of the white house this week, on one fundamental point donald trump is right. china is a trade cheat. many of the trade documents have been laughing ly -- in measured pros and great detail it points out that china has failed to implement trade reforms. all of which directly contradicts beijing's commitments when it joined the world trade organization in 2001. washington approached china's entry into the world trading system no differently than with other countries that joined in the mid 20th century. as countries were admitted into the system, the free world opened up its markets to the new entrants and those countries lowered barriers with their markets, that's how it went with nations such as japan and south korea. but there were two notable factors about these

>> he claims and takes pride in the fact that when people call him radon vy donovan that he is thereing care of problems, taking a bullet for him. it is yet to be seen when he faces the pull pressure of the u.s. attorney's office as we are talking about now possible bank fraud charges. it is whether he will stand call for mr. trump, take that bullet for him or instead of becoming ray donovan and flip and put the stones to the president in a way that the president would clearly be uncomfortable with. >> hapnk, you know something of their relationship to each other. >> yes. >> the allegation here in what is a high fwoor raid the lawyer's office is that there were federal crimes. do you think michael cohen could have crossed a line there? >> michael cohen is -- he's a very loyal fellow. he serves his principal well. i'm not confident to judge whether there are crimes committed. that's the nature of their relationship. >> what is the nature of their relationship? is it a business relationship or something more? >> michael cohen and i talked about this years back. he has a very strong con

donovan take. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll get up to speed on the tit for tat trade war between china and the united states there's been more action the last twenty four hours plus the gibson guitar company may be headed for bankruptcy big bummer i'll give you the details as we go to break your numbers at the closing bell another good day for stocks all green arrows for the start we'll be right back . henry kissinger once said that russia and the united states went into the ukrainian crisis and the russians and the mutual misconception. tensions heightened over the scruple case other sites guided by misconceptions we didn't have written this representation of. welcome back u.s. manufacturing employment had its biggest monthly increase in over three years in march about two hundred forty one thousand jobs were reportedly added to payrolls in that sector according to market analysts cited by the wall street journal this number beat expectations which were clos

the rookie, donovan mitchell, he traveled it here and you give him the bucket. the jazz is up in that series 3 to 1. >>> it looks like they trail by 1 at halftime. this is the timberwolves and the rockets. here is the 3rd quarter. the bearded one is moving it, he is working at. he has 36 points. the golden state warriors are keeping an eye on that. >>> it is time to check this out. >> we have to show you that. check that out. this is the catch-up the weekend. the athletic ability right there from alan from north dakota state keeps his eyes on the prize. >> he is practically doing backbend there. >> he is backwards and horizontal. that was a beautiful kutch it was all worth checking out. >> that is spring ball, north dakota stay. >>> thank you, thank you for joining us tonight have a good night we will see you back here tomorrow. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa >>> this portion of the ktvu fox 2 news is brought to by mercedes-benz, all or nothing. in public schools... and new career training

donovan did not have to pay a cent thanks to those good samaritans. we'll leave you with that.n tonight." the president literally threw out the script today. he went on to west virginia to speak at an event that was supposed to be about tax reform but he wound up talking about immigration instead. here's part of it. >> it's a lottery system, pick them out.'s you can imagine what those countries put into the system. they are not putting their good ones. remember in my opening remarksti at trump tower when i opened, everybody said, "he was so tough." i used the word "rape." yes, they came up, this journey comi

he was a registered organ donor, which saved jim donovan's life. heart transplant. emotions ran deep when choy's partner got to listen to his heartbeat for the first time in nearly a year. <"it was loud, it was strong, as strong as his love for us actually." (crying)>( darya ) donovan says he had given up hope before finding the match... now he is celebrating his second chance at life ( darya ) coming up after the break... prince harry is getting in wedding shape.. and his new diet is working. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( darya ) the royal wedding is just a few weeks away... and prince harry has lost 7 pounds on his pre- wedding diet.( james ) the prince has started juicing and cutting carbs. he's even given up pizza. he's also replaced processed foods with quinoa.( darya ) prince harry has joined a 790-dollar a month gym. his diet is inspired by his fiance meghan markle. she does pilates regularly and follows a largely plant-based diet. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a 3.3 magnitude earthquake in alamo just before 5 this morning. this come

. >> i always like to say michael was the radon oy donovan of the office. was taking care of it. he's the guy you could call at 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: do you know stories of donald trump calling him at 3:00 a.m.? >> donald trump has called him at all hours of the night. every dinner i've been at with michael, the boss has called. >> reporter: but cohen did not call the boss, he says, when he decided to pay stormy daniels $130,000 out of his own pocket. 11 days before the election. >> i think it's ludicrous. >> reporter: so you believe 100% donald trump knew? >> 100%. >> there's not a meeting that takes place, not an expenditure that is authorized, that he didn't know about it. >> reporter: cohen wouldn't go on the record for this piece. but his friends say it's his job to give the boss deniability and protection. >> if you know the relationship between the two people, he took care of a lot of things for mr. trump without mr. trump knowing about it. that's part of the overall structure, that michael had great latitude to take care of matters. >> reporter: in

he even tweeted, #loyalty, #ray donovo donovan. fixer can't fix his own problems and they are stacking up. consider the wider eimplication. the man who preceded him, he's warning trump cohen will flip. "the national enquirer" settling with the former play boy model who says cohen tried to keep her quiet. we just interviewed her lawyer about that problem. and cohen dropped his libel suit against buzzfeed and gps over what -- the dossier alleged that cohen secret me met with kremlin officials in prague to clean up the mess left by manafort and then to talk about, quote, how deniable cash payments were made to hackers in europe who worked under kremlin direction against the clinton campaign. i read that to you, it's not verified, but that is what collusion would look like if it were true. and i report to you accurately, cohen has denied it all. but almost a year later, after buzzfeed publishes that dossier and he sues for defamation, which at the time, got him a lot of praise. >> enough is enough. president trump's personal lawyer tak

but he donated his heart to another man a guy named jim donovan on sunday. and she got the chance to listen to her husband's heartbeating in another man's chest. afterwards she said that she felt like they were all a family. that's an extraordinary story. it wraps us up for this hour and it restores some faith in humanity. at the end of the day, we've all got to try to be a little bit nicer to one another. doesn't mean we're not going to call one another out for bad behavior, but at the end of the day, could we just be a little nice center i'll see you again at 11:00 a.m. where i promise i'll be nice to my partner and my who takes over the next hour. >> do you promise you'll be nice to alley, steph? you promise, are you sure? >> i'm not sure if i'll be nice to alli, i will be nice to you and it was fantastic to see thank you weekend. >> i was so good, steph, it was great see new d.c. we'll sue in an hour. but this morning we have dizzying diplomatic developments, nukes, north korea, and the noble prize. the secretary of state flying back home 0 after his fir

it was given to jim donovan who has heart disease, his wife met donovan for the first time yesterday, he told her and let her listen to his new heart. >> i felt so connected with him. after hearing his heart, it is like he is family to me now. we are going to be a family. >> she also had many san francisco firefighters who worked with choi go with her. they say that he is now part of their lives the same way the donor was, they also want to make sure she and the son of the donor who is now two years old know what a generous man his father was. the organization that coordinates organ donations around the country says there are 120,000 people on the waiting list for organs and more than 30 people per day who are on the list die without getting a transplant.>>> the month of may is bike to work month and a bike sharing company is offering a free one month trial to help commuters bike to work. the ford go bike company is offering a partnership with bart which includes unlimited 45 minute rides and 24-hour access to the ford gobikes service which you can unlock with a clipper card but the o

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first we have the rookie donovan mitchell throwing down. so utah was up 25 in this game.k goes nuts. he scores 45. that three-tied it at . they're coming unglued at okc. in the fourth quarter, westbrook to the rack with a full said of steam. okc somehow comes back and escapes elimination. they win 107-99. still trailing that series, though, 3-2. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. tomorrow is a big day. we have the n draft. niners pick ninth in the first round. raiders pick tenth. and the sharks in vegas, baby. in vegas for game one of their play-off series with the golden the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores,

first we have the rookie donovan mitchell throwing down. so utah was up 25 in this game. goes nuts. he scores 45. that three-tied it at 78. they're coming unglued at okc. in the fourth quarter, westbrook to the rack with a full said of steam. okc somehow comes back and escapes elimination. they win 107-99. still trailing that series, though, 3-2. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. tomorrow is a big day. we have the nfl draft. niners pick ninth in the first round. raiders pick tenth. and the sharks in vegas, baby. in vegas for game one of their play-off series with >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for being here. on jimmy kimmel ♪n jimmy kimmel ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live, avengers infinity war week"! tonight -- chris hemsworth, chadwick boseman, karen gillan, sebastian stan, and josh brolin. plus music from middle kids. and now, stay seated, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome, welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host

donovan mitchell work -- with a circus shot. he could be the rookie of the year.evin durant blocked. the big guy for the jazz runs of the for -- runs of the floor and lobs it up. they lose by 40. the good news is they will not have to face the jazz in the first round of the playoffs. they still do not know their opponent. andre ingram of the lakers has played 10 years in the g leak. tonight he got called up so to speak. he made his nba debut can do boy did he make it count. the lakers are taking on the jazz. and grandma scored 19 points off the bench. 4-5 on a three-pointers. maybe they should have called him up earlier. what are they waiting for? here is the shot of the day. chris paul. that is just toying with the defenders. the rockets are just good it. 105-99. they beat the lakers. andre ingram's debut. one of the real stories tonight out of the nba. >> what a great a story. he is finally called. >> can use -- 10 years. he sat down for an interview and they said you know what you're going to be called up tonight and you will play for the lakers. really cool. >

he is kind of a low rent ray donovan, or a ray donovan wanna-be. he has everything.ing there. this is the crown jewels. here you have donald trump who really comes out of this swamp of corruption and dishonesty that for some reason we overlooked during the campaign or some people overlooked during the campaign. and now these prosecutors have access to everything. so when you say these lit the fuse, there is no question about it. this is a staggering escalation on bob mueller's part. >> fire mueller or live with it? >> there is no smart move right now. as david was mentioning, even if he fires mueller, this investigation goes on because it is a separate criminal investigation. you're right. if you are donald trump, what else is your move here except to be consumed by all of this. and i think the inappropriateness, and that's a weak word for what happened today when he is surround by all the generals at his war cabinet meeting, having a meltdown, attacking the department of justice. this is an indication of just how under siege this president is feeling right now. >> o

katie 0'donovan, public policy manager at google uk, said: "along with all parents, we understand theake the most of the internet in a safe and responsible way. google shares the government's commitment to this, which is why we launched family link to help parents set digital ground rules for their children, such as screen time limits. we also developed the first online safety course to be officially accredited and have taught it to over 40,000 school children so far." earlier, i spoke to sonia livingstone — professor of social psychology at the london school of economics, who researches the risks to children online. well, children are now beginning to use social media in britain from the age of about nine or ten. and by 11 or 12, about half of them have their own profile. and of course, by teenage, they're pretty much all on it. so it depends on the age, but it's a pretty widespread phenomenon. and obviously, they feel there's a lot of positive experiences from social media, but from your point of view and your research, what are some of the negative experiences and the downsides of

donovan. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll get up to speed on the tit for tat trade war between china and the united states there's been more action the last twenty four hours plus the gibson guitar company may be headed for bankruptcy big bummer i'll give you the details as we go to break here with numbers at the closing bell another good day for stocks all green arrows for the stars we'll be right back. since the cradle of jazz. is america still america we. don't know of this jazz feeling. a city of climatic contest a phase of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the least swell members of mob family close most. of street racing in the peace of the night this is new orleans itself and the men who own the best place in the world. what politicians do something that. they put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. to go on to be for us it's like them before three

katie 0'donovan, public policy manager at google uk said...last hour, facebook in the uk has also responded. in a statement, the social media site said... with me is debbie arnold and ambassador at the national bullying helpline. thanks forjoining us. pleasure. how worried are you about the way young children use social media? it is everywhere, there no privacy any more, kids are doing everything. i have eight three—year—old grandson who knows more about seasonal media idea. ——i who knows more about seasonal media idea. —— i have a seat grandson. it up to the government but guidelines down. it's like having a fantastic lamborghini and given the keys to a ten—year—old. what are the downsides? there are upsides to the internet and social media, but what are the downsides with children and young people? no privacy. anyone can pretend to be anyone else and that's the problem. how do we stop that quiz night it's about knowledge and education, and also about making an electronic crime law to stop these things from happening. if something is against

have donovan slack.we start out this morning, your organization has already put out a few comments, you were taken off guard by most people who cover veteran issues. today we saw its you are suggesting that your desire is to work with dr. jackson to ease his transition. about whylittle more you are supporting this nomination when others are raising concern? >> it comes down to the fact that the american legion wants to make sure our veterans are taken care of. we want to start working -- moving forward. we were off guard by who was nominated by the president. we weren't really surprised that secretary shulkin was fired because that has been going on for so long. the american legion is making sure our veterans are taken care of. and our families are being taken care of also. we want to make sure we get back to work and back to the business of taking care of veterans, getting their benefits says, they conjure that they are taken care of as low as the issues. i hope we can work as a team and the president w

the troubled list and the housing story, and he just came up with the idea about who was the sean donovan and the hud folks, and i can talk more about that. but let me tell you. it does take 2 persynergy. let me tell you -- raise your hand if you're on staff for ccdc. i know joanna is the project manager, and she'll get to speak at the end. but i know the residents, they had faith. they trusted us. without the residents, you can't do nothing in this city. so it's a trust and the collaboration, that they did all the work. joanna led, our project manager, you get special kudos. i know eric wong wants it, too. special contractor. so much love and energy, and san francisco's leading the way for the whole country, i think. and what are we going to do with the public housing? but for now, i know the mayor's in a rush, and we are so thankful that he's present here, and i'm sure -- oh, the mic doesn't go that high. let's see. give it up for mayor farrell, come on! >> all right. thanks, everyone. see, we can get it high enough. you know, they were just showing me -- take a look at that brochure an

that was donovan mitche. e had 23, but westbrook just exploded. he had 45 on the night.one tied it at 78. they're coming unglued i okc. in the fourth quarter with authority. westbrook, okc escapes elimination somehow. they still trail in the series three games to two. the nfl draft is tomorrow. they'll hold it in dallas. the 49ers have the ninth overall pick. the charges were dropped against ruben foster. the raiders picked tenth. they pretty much need help at every level of their defense. a quarterback like denzel ward might be a good fit for even the raiders or the niners. their new weapon getting used to sporting silver and black. we're talking about jordan nelson now in lock step with derek carr enjoying the motor of his new head coach. >> it's great. the energy he brings is amazing, and somehow he's consistent with it day in and day out, which is pretty impressive. so that's fun, and i think we'll feed off that. and i think that's why we're successful today in our tempo and what we're able to accomplish. >> abc 7 sports brought into by toyota. that lebron shot at th

rubio finds donovan mitchell in the corner. wideope 3. doves trailing by 43.with 23, and acverages 20 on the season. but the was on, and doves facing the music. 119-79 the final, worst loss of the year. >>> all right, the fab pnba put the potential warriors playoffs. 32 possible scenarios where six different teams mathematically could get the 7 seed. but with utah tonight the jazz will not fates the doves in round one. denver 8, san antonio 7, minnesota 6. >> well, the picture has really cleared up for us. it's down to five teams that we can play, so it's gotten much easier now. it doesn't even matter. we're just going to prepare for a hell of a team. a lot of the teams at the bottom are actually playing the best. >> well, it matters if you play like you did tonight. i'll tell you what. all right, steph curry getting some action before the game. he's not going to be in the first round. according to his coach, but steph would like to prove him wrong. he would like to play in the first round, but you do not want to get your star player hurt before the first roun

harry donovan's car was damaged by scammer who claimed they were going to fix it up.ils for the project. all that's left is to add a custom license plate. he wants that to say 4 4 marie in honor of his late wife. jillian: first day on the job and also his last. russians test launching the $20,000 drone which is supposed to deliver a small package which instead crashed. rob: if you are attending the master's tournament this year go watch some golf this week you better not yell this out. >> dilly dilly. >> dilly, dilly. >> dilly, dilly. >> dilly, dilly. rob: the security at augusta national has orders to throw people out if they yell this viral tag line. bud light tweet this viral scroll vowing to send 20,000 dilly dilly shirts to augusta, georgia. jillian: have a good day. >> police now identifying the youtube shooter armed activists with a vendetta against the company. >> he wants to get tough on immigration. >> until we can have a wall we will be guarding our wall with the military. >> reporting special counsel robert mueller told president trump's attorney the presi

the rookie, donovan mitchell he becomes a story, that is a beautiful move right there. 33 points, thez, three games to one. >>> houston has their act together again after shaky moments. it is 11-0. 50 points in the third quarter, he has three and james harden, he is doing his thing. no one could get it, the rocket cruise on in. >>> we have arrived at that moment that we must check this out. >>> tonight, the catch of the evening in the major leagues is not from a big leaguer but from a big-league fan who calmly, you can see it better here on the replay he makes a nonchalant snag with nothing but his baseball cap. that was smooth. >>> this weekend, spring football. north dakota stay, look at that catch. that is something else. that was a beautiful touch all in a days work and it is worth checking out on monday night. it is 11 pm and time for more news. >>> coming up next at 11 pm. >> everything got shattered. one by one. i have never seen anything like this in my life, i swear. >> it was a terrible scene in turano. a person driving a rented van jumped the curb and ran over people and in

finally, in houston-- james harden opening up a round 2 series against donovan mitchell and the utahazz. --mitchell the rookie has been great this postseason, but the beard taught him a few lessons. harden...just incredible today...putting up 41-points....his 2nd 40 point game of the playoffs. he hit a career postseason high 7-3's --houston led by 25 at halftime... and chris paul added to the beatdown...chipping in 17- points. rockets cruise to a 110-96 victory...game 2 is on wednesday. wednesday. (justine) stanley roberts has been reporting about those controversial electric scooters that are on the sidewalks and streets in san francisco. and it's not a good thing, when stanley had to use potty humor emojis to cover up the real thing...on the scooters. on the corner of 19th and harrison sits a bird scooter it looks normal, however, there is something missing can you spot it? (traffic sound) less than a block away sits two more scooters one i can easily roll away without any problem nats: ambiance and the other, the wheel locks and (alarm sound) the alarm goes off . the problem is pe

oklahoma city thunder, move over michael jordan, here comes donovan mitchell and there goes donovan rightring 28 against utah. mitchell surpassed michael jordan for the highest scoring total, the jazz washed out the thunder to even the series at one. the rockets honored barbara bush, held a moment of silence before the game. houston sports teams unified in heartfelt condolences for mrs. bush who passed away tuesday night, from the houston astros to the houston texans who share this tweet, a photo with jj watt last october in houston at jj watt shared this. rest in peace, barbara bush, you were a beautiful light in this world and i'm forever thankful for your friendship. it is only april 18th and according to the associated press there have been as many major-league baseball games postponed this month and in april since the lead tracked these weather stats. cubs and cardinals no doubt yesterday at wrigley field, fourth game postponed by wintry weather, third in 4 days. the game will be made up at 1:20 central time. worldwide wrestling hall of famer bruno san martino, the longest reigning c

one former trump campaign official says cohen is a less cool version of ray donovan, show time'sificationle hollywood fixer. >> oh, jesus, ray. >> he's every bit as at the nation. >> he's a guy who carries a pistol in an ankle holster. he makes it clear it's a tough guy. >> from ruthlessly attacking from facilitating business deals. he displays the one characterize donald trump values most. >> there's little in the world that's more popularity to trump than loyalty, and michael cohen has shown he will hold confidences and hit back harder than you've been hit. >> cohen's legal handling of the stormy daniels case has come under skunt. he said he used his own personal funds to facilitate a payment to the porn star shortly before the 2016 elections. trump recently said he had no knowledge of the payment, something legal experts say is almost unheard of. >> it is extraordinary and i would tell you that probably 99.9% of the lawyers in america would never even contemplate doing this. >> cohen tells cnn his legal handling of the daniels says has been solid, airtight, and that he believes it's dani

to every e-mail, every communication, every phone call that michael cohen made, the fixer, the ray donovan, trump's closest aide for his most sensitive, dicey material, it's that big a deal. >> the raid signals a major turning point in the justice department's investigations into trump and his associates. >> the cohen search is almost like the day whitewater turned into monica lewinsky. it's when the story takes a quantum leap and something unknowable and very different. >> reminiscent of a greater scandal involving a white house president when a staffer revealed one of the the white house's most damning secrets. >> are you aware of any listening devices in the oval office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices, yes, sir. >> i would say the closest watergate parallel is when alexander butterfield, a relatively unknown official, went before the senate watergate committee and said there are tapes. there are tapes of conversations in the white house. that just changed everything. >> yet it seems there's never been a raid like this one in history. one that targeted a president's

in the years immediately after the conflict, groups such as ladies memorial association became the donovan -- dominant voice in white southern memory. is an 1870's, early 1880's. by the 1890's, and after the 19 teens, foster says there is a confederate revitalization that helps white southerners form a collective identity and this is also the time, the 1890's, when another -- a number of national organizations are created. that are vital to perpetuating lost cause mythology. one of them is the united confederate veteran. as the name implies, it was an organization for men who had the confederate ranks. the other organization was the united daughters of the confederacy. there were others, but these are the two largest and most important. these groups sponsored a lot of various activities. they sponsor books, pamphlets, speeches. all of these helping shape the public perception of the confederacy. they heldd annual -- annual conventions. these were big affairs. thousands of veterans. they would flock to a city each year to attend their reunion. they held parades, dedicated monuments. foster

. >> stephen: folks, my first guest is a six-time emmy winner you know from "the simpsons," "ray donovanank azaria! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> hello! >> stephen: hey! >> hey, stephen. >> stephen: nice to have you back. >> nice to be here. >> stephen: always nice to talk to you. >> thank you, nice to see you. boy, it's a lovely theater. i'm struck by it every time i'm here. >> stephen: me, too, yeah, yeah. i'm struck by having this job. it strikes me every night. first of all, congratulations. it's season 29 of "the simpsons." >> yes, 29. >> stephen: unbelievable. ( applause ) i've heard really good things. i've got to check it out some day. >> we're the little engine that could, for sure. >> stephen: yeah, you guys will make it. you do a lot of voices. how many voices do you do? >> 20 or 30 run ago. >> stephen: 20 or 30? >> well, running regular voices, yes. and over the years, dozens more. i've lost count. i know you as mo, chief wiggin, and apu, who is an indian-american character in the last couple of years and recently has stirred some controversy. do you-- how would