tom hanks.be you've heard of him. >> i believe he was on the mike douglas show in the early 0s, yes. >> we are excited because we are surrounded by veterans and their caregivers. and this morning is all about them. we're going to shine a light on the work they do and we're going to have fun, too, right? >> we're goi a to have blast. if anybody can turn today's news into a rosier aspect, it's this crowd. >> we're going to have a live concert from sheryl crow. r we're backht after this. >> all right, savannah and tom hanks, thank you. it's going to be an amazing morning. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. it's going to be an amazing morning. th but first, is is "today" on th but first, is is "today" on i get really emotional iwhen i think about whereas. most people don't survive blood clots on their lungs and on their heart. the lastng i heard was reroute to g w hospital. on the day that i came in and they treated me, i was the sickest person in the hospital. i was put on the ecmo machine it sav

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. >>> in today's shot of the day, tom hanks snapped a photo of a fan.ll howdy partner. where's buzz "toy story 4" is expected to hit theaters next month. >> the best part of that photo is the look on tom hank's face spring drizzle in the southeast. near record breaking highs in the southeast. upper 90s and oppressive air will be in place spreading across mississippi and ohio valley triple digits out towards savannah >> the president's pooches and the race for 2020 heats up ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirtdust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it capturha! gotcha!one swipe. and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm molette green in for eun yang. we're looking at a m

this is hank brown and his wife waiting on the call to go. here in oklahoma, waiting on chasing storms is not just a thrill. it's a public service. powerful gusts of wind and rain tore through oklahoma this afternoon. this was the first tornado of the day, reported to the national weather service. it hit just north of paducah, texas. in crescent, oklahoma, these two tornadoes were on the ground just about a mile apart. the threat in the southern plains is so serious, that noaa's storm locater, issued a high weather warning. was the most serious warning they issued in two years. we met up with hank brown and his wife, patty, in oklahoma. hank is a firefighter, patty is a nurse. what's different about the forecast for today? >> i've been chasing 20 years. me and my wife, patty, 20 years have been doing this. and we've seen four or five of these setups. >> reporter: more than 50 tornadoes tore through the country's midsection this past weekend. >> semi over in the road. >> reporter: storm chasers in kansas captured several large tornadoes formin

you saw in philadelphia, tom hanks for 3 a man i with a -- some hex portrays -- tom hanks portrays a man with a. benny has ellen degeneres, she came out as gay and herschel was canceled. that moment was seen as a powerful moment in lgbtq writes. then you have, president biden who spoke about the show -- will and grace as doing more to get more americans used to the idea of same-sex marriage than anything else because they invited give people to their rooms, in places were people thought they might don't know about gay people in their lives. birkbecklms like mountain, modern family a hugely then, caitlyn, jenner coming out on the cover " as anity fair transgender woman. these were movements that brought -- moments that brought popular understanding to the issues that lgbtq society was facing. let's go to the gallery and see what happened in stonewall inn 50 years ago. we go back to a hot summer night 1969 to greenwich village in new york city and stonewall inn. stonewall inn was not particularly a nice bar, the drinks were watered down. it was run by the mafia. but it was a place that

[applause] hank you, thank you. >> we're going to bring it back. first lady trump: thank you. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will continue to make every effort to promote the many successful well-being and character education programs that exist today. i will continue speaking with and learning from leaders in technology industry in order to raise awareness around the importance of safe and positive online behaviors. i will continue to work with those who are fighting the stigma of drug addiction. i will continue to travel and speak to children directly about some of the challenges they face every day. i'm committed to visiting more schools, hospitals, organizations, and companies to promote be best and speaking to children around the country and world about their ideas and concerns. i'm also excited to announce my next international trip. details are still coming together, but we plan to travel this fall, and i'm very much looking forward to it. in closing, i want to again thank all of you for being here today. and for the support each of you have given. the

. >> stephen: you beat out hanks, tom hanks was originally galileo's bones. >> inside every imreat--up with the tag line, remember. >> stephen: right. >> and you guys went you showed play it. wz you were just stopping by. >> i just stopped by, the posters when you were shooting, tom hanks was shooting it and he goes well, give it to hader. >> you play a tibetan monk that was my college professor. >> stephen: i taught you tibetan. >> ends in a nice little musical number. >> stephen: right. >> very sweet. >> stephen: very bollywood. >> totally ksh-- look at his face. >> stephen: this is your captain speaking. >> i have an evil twin. >> stephen: i got top billing. >> you did get top billing, again, your idea because this is-- you think it was an inside job. >> stephen: right. >> you thought sully was a real thing. >> stephen: because when they took the engines apart they didn't find the-- in there but they found an exact replica of sully sulenburger stuck in the engine. what actually happens in this one is his evil twin try to take over the play and he push them out the window and he ge

attorneys,hank the the fbi agents, the analysts, the professional staff who helped us conduct this investigation in a fair and independent manner. individuals were of the highest integrity. reiterating the essential allegation of our indictments that there were multiple systematic efforts to interfere in our election. that allegation deserves the attention of every american. thank you for being here today. >> sir, if you are subpoenaed to appear before congress -- >> no questions. counsel robert mueller in the first public comments we've heard from him since may of 2017 when he was announced as the special counsel on the russia investigation, announcing they are formally closing that investigation and he's resigning from the justice department and returning to private life. we will open up our phone lines to get your thoughts on what you just heard from the special counsel, robert mueller. democrats, call 202-748-8000. --202-748-800

hank you for being here today.e are dedicating this of our military families and continue to do great work. thank you very much. [applause] mrs. trump: every day should be a celebration of mothers. as a mother myself, i congratulate what it takes to raise a child. motherhood is a blessing. it is joyous and delightful and at times, it is challenging and worrisome, but the love between a mother and child strengthens us, helps us grow and provides a deeper meaning to all of our lives. when i became first lady of the united states, i knew it was an opportunity to raise awareness about the issue i care so much about, the well-being of children. earlier this week, i celebrated anniversary of be best, my initiative to encourage children to be best in their individual paths in life. over the past year, i have talked with parents, students and teachers at schools. i have visited doctors, nurses and patients at hospitals and care facilities of large and small companies and seen the amazing work and the results of people who

. >> reporter: our david begnaud caught up with news nine storm chaser hank brown and his wife pattyrown. hank is a firefighter, patti is a nurse. >> reporter: what is different what is different about the forecast for today? >> it just... i have been chasing 20 years, me and my wife patty, 20 years we've been doing this and we have seen four or five of these setups. >> reporter: more than 50 tornadoes tore through the country's mid-section this past week. >> semi over in the road. >> reporter: storm chasers in mineola, kansas, captured several large tornadoes forming and narrowly avoided a funnel passing right in front of their vehicle. >> roll your window up! >> reporter: from the air, you can see the trail of destruction that was left behind in geronimo, oklahoma. so far there are no injuries reported in this area but oklahoma is not out of the woods yet. we understand there are more storms coming through this area overnight and flooding could be a major issue. major? >> garrett: mireya villarreal in oklahoma. weather caster lonnie quinn of wcbs is here with more on the dangerous

back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, how the bay area's own tom hanks is celebrating care givers. >> people taking care of loved ones coping with debill talting deezs -- debilitating diseases. >> sometimes throughout the ability, the care giver often the love of their lives is the person there to lift them up off the ground. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. news making headlines around the nation and the world: this would be a bit o . >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. 5:24. here's a look at what's making headlines around the world. the reputable times in the uk says teresa may is stepping down as prime minister tomorrow. it comes in the midst of the start of the eu elections and chaos in her cabinet over he

hank aaron. babe ruth, i'd always write as a kid to these all stars and they'd, you know, have a stamped response, hank aaron wrote back in the middle of this chase, dear joey, thank you so much for being a fan. best wishes, hank aaron. all class. >> wow. >> hank aaron smoking cigarettes in the on deck circle. i never saw that. >> when does your book come out? >> we're looking early 2020, just in time for the chaos. >> come back next week. we'd love to have you. >> we'll increase the number of geists on this show by 100%. willie sits down with his dad straight ahead on "morning joe." rastight ahead on "morning joe." nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn more at theexplorer

if you don't believe me, believe hank johnson from georgia. he said two things that i thought should be made clear. number one, we have to get the document so we can impeach. if we don't have the document, we can't impeach. the second thing he said that was even more amazing is we don't have 400 days to wait. that's not about oversight. that's about trying to get to impeachment. >> do you think there's any [inaudible] >> i think that is something the attorney general in his discussions last night opening up to the committee -- but again, what part do we get when we begin in a negotiation process? for someone to go through this basically legislative dance with the administration is how do you get to it? it doesn't get everything at the start. we begin to make motions to make the accommodations happen. when they get cut off, we don't have the ability to go to that. the department of justice even said last night, let's get these first accommodations out and see what we need to do. >> [inaudible] >> i think the concern is, and we have to go back t

and after that hank is about like. three sixty and very similar bike different color not much change we're looking at about like three ninety on this guy s. more entries than typical by a couple times. and consumers h have noticed the difference. i'm not gonna buy a bike right now and tell. things settle down. but that's only the beginning until now manany companies like this bike designer absorbed the change i in prices. they won't be able to continue specially if tariffs are raised again. and they can't just change your suppliers as recommended by president donald trump. for that industry lives in prison china doesn't exist anywhere else. this us company based in china makes vinyl tiles it faces the same uncertainty over the short and long term effects of the crisis. ththe 25% goes into effect and process into the fall then for sure.. layoffs will happen for us and for many of the people in our industry. here too the product is specific to china and the company is not planning a relocation. at least for now. meanwhil

communications sergeant henry "hank" montalbano joined the green berets after graduating from williams college. and captain derrick anderson, the green beret team commander, could be a poster boy for the army. fluent in arabic, at 29 he was a bronze-star recipient in iraq and had led more than 80 combat patrols in afghanistan. this was supposed to be the team's final mission, after a six-month deployment that started in january of 2014. did you see much combat? >> montalbano: yes. it would be pretty typical during the course of an operation to take fire. >> anderson: we had had a long deployment. it was fairly kinetic. >> whitaker: a lot of action. >> anderson: yeah. everyone was coming home safe. we had a few guys from our sister team that had gotten shot on a previous mission. >> whitaker: the ten-man a-team was part of the fifth special forces group from fort campbell, kentucky. the group's commander called them the "most disciplined, well-trained, and effective" unit in afghanistan. the green berets struck out from forward operating base apache, a dusty outpost in restive zabul pro

. >>> chuck,hank you. starti in the district on i-295 headed in the northbound direct single lane gtting suitla parkway. gettin by the left and then theu right yead towards the 11th s the 11th street bridge and the westbound span is closed. 50 eastbound is running two-way westbo should be re-opening minute crews are out there and they to get westbounder moving on aaron,eun, pack to you. tracki deadly crashes on county thelatest, a terrible accident largo. and hit a motorcyclist that motorcyclis was thrown this is the fourth morcyclis >>> the other deadly crash police are trying to figure out night. choppe was over thescene on brandy road not far from the mini van crossed the double both drivers were killed. a worker in fairx county is lane falls church last night. accord toy fairfax count police man was electrocute from chopper 4 you can see a we e working to learn home. >>> tristate area was this i a look at some of the the winds were powerful enough and damage part of a school. later today the national w

regina hall is back, you guys. [ cheers and applause and he plays the very funny noho hank in the hboies "barry." anthy carrigan is here, you guys [ cheers and applause so it is a really, really good night. oubefore we get to any of guests, the president is resisting calls to release his tax returns and calling the people who invtigate him traitors for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: before we get to trump, a bunch of other crazy stuff happened todayam for e, you might remember michael avenatti, the guy who used to be stormy daniels's lawyer well, today, avenatti was charged with 36 counts of fraud, perjury, failure to pay taxes, embezzlement, and other financial crimes and 36 counts is a lot but when you look at him, you think, "i thought it would have been higher. [ laughter ] and the details of the indictment are truly insane. the "l.a. times" reports that avenatti stole millions of dollars from five client he put $2.5 million of that money into the purchase of a private jet. and in the other case, the money landed in the accounts of g.

. >>> tom hanks got quite a surprise from a "toy story" fan. >> hanks who voices woody got close andase caption, "well howdy, partner." "toy story 4" set to hit theaters on june 21st and you better go see it, you know why? because disney is the parent company of abc news. >> you know, things got really weird when he started making woody dance. look. go, woody. go, woody. >>> coming up, how one 14-year-old just entered the realm of superheroes. >> the new kind of prosthetic arm that is changing her life. >> the new kind of prosthetic arm that is changing her life. you're watching "world news now." olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the nourishment it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology. skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay. ♪ ♪ ♪ preach preach for a better day a better day ♪ >>> a 14-year-old girl in north carolina has been given a brand-new reach on life. >> she's the state's first recipient of a special kind of 3d printed bionic arm. gina esposito of our charlotte station has her story. >> reporter: it's not hard to smile w

thank you very much for sharing your experiences and your inventions versatile by the allen hanks joining us there from johnny. now calm has returned to indonesia's capital after protests over presidential election results defeated candidate probably asked the constitutional court to review the vote counting process meanwhile people in jakarta recounting the cost of a week's disruption adam thomas andrew thomas as more. people shuttling bundles of clothes from southeast asia's largest textile market earn about $30.00 a day so when violent street protests in jakarta manages to close the town and are buying markets janai idea dealers took a financial hit. problem here new growth last on busy days i can make 40 or 50 dollars so missing 2 days means i've lost nearly 100 dollars i couldn't give anything to my wife there was nothing violent street protests in jakarta or choose then wednesday night stopped much of the indonesian capital protesters were angry that official election results showed a big victory for the incumbent president jocko widodo over his more religious opponents. supporters

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hanks. >> the mexican position is not about no position. we have a position.e present our idea and our proposal with 15 countries o have a dialogue. excuse me. i listened to you. thank you. we are talking with mr. guaido and also the regime. with the same position. you need to speak to each other. it is important to reach an agreement, to start with maybe little things. if you are asking me if mexico neutrality position, which i explained is not the case, llows someone from foreigner to have a legal -- of course not. if there is any kind of illegal activity from venezuela or other countries, we are going o present charges. >> i would like to ask one last uestion and end on mexico. because then we have to end. your ambassador is doing a great job. the private sector is very enthusiastic about usmca getting approved in the united states congress. in your mind as you said in mexico, what is your greatest hope for walking down the path of getting this approved in mexico, canada, and the u.s.? we let's just say that expect and we have worked eally hard to convince

>>hank tyo that little bits ofxtra tang. it's the best. i mean the flavor is fantastic.e're back. sheinelle is joining us now. thomas rhett will be back with more tusic in third hour. >> we're so happy to have you here. you got a big tour going on. you're rolling on rough. you're getting a lot of dates? >> yeah. i think 40 or 50 cities. >> including madison square garden. >> ah. let'sgo. i'll see you there. >> you will. the album is called "center point road." >> that's right. >> thank you very much. >> thank y'all much. >> we want to tak aen mom to ou supervisor here. she is my sunshine. ese m every morning brighter. we are just so sad that she's moving on. but she's hoing with family to texas and she's got a great new adventure ahead of her. so we want to say thank you. and tell her how much we truly love her. >> one of the loveliest -- >> she made every single one of my days here brighter. >> she's one of those behind the scenes that make this whole thing happen. she's to me like an auntie. >> she is. she make yous calm. i asked her to get me that safari outfit at the

horrible story >>> plus, honoring d.j ahead of the 75th anniversary, tom brokaw sits down with tom hanksryan." >> we took every inch of that >> it was beach, and it took us 25 days of shooting to capture 25 minutes of those landings. it was very, very loud >> it was a lot of explosions. special effects, you know. >> just ahead, how the hollywood stars brought that battle to life >>> and star of the show ♪ you are the star of the show ♪ >> country king thomas rhett taking over our plaza for a live summer concert and we already know it's going to be unforgettable. today, friday, may 31st, 2019. ♪ >> our mom let us skip school >> celebrating our engagement. >> ready for thomas rhett. woo! ♪ >> here for mary's bachelorette. >> here with my daughter. >> roommate! >> and best friend. >> for the citi concert series >> whoo! >>> hi, everybody. good morning welcome back to "today." it's a great friday morning. the sun is shining, the crowd is assembled, and there is a great concert in store for us this morning, thomas rhett. we just heard him doing a little sound check. >> there he is. >> there h

"hank" johnson jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, for five minutes. mr. st: thank you, speaker. last weekend, southern illinois university and the larger community lost two icons. arvey welch, and seymour bryson. harvey was the first black athlete to earn a basketball letter at s.i.u. playing from 1951 to 1954. he was also the first black student to complete the rotc program at the university. harvey went on to a 20-year career in the air forc

tom hanks co-hosting.is your time now on this wednesday, may 2nd, 2019. gone morning, ever i'm eun yang. let's check on your commute with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> rng goo. in alexandria, vandoorne strera. a new problem morning. 270 looks better than it 66 and 95, no major issues. >> all right. thank you. >>> we'll take a break now. we'll check your forecast when we come back. stay with us.

>> these are all tom hanks movies. >> jimmy: not harry met sally, but tom hanks would be homeless if, yeah, that doesn't matter. >> no, i used to lay awake about it, but not anymore, therapy and some stuff. >> jimmy: you have another movie. >> helped that out. >> jimmy: i saw a preview for this movie. it's called "a dog's journey." >> yes. >> jimmy: o are you the villain in this one, too? >> no. the one called "the intruder." it even sounds like a role, doesn't it? >> jimmy: the intruder's here. >> hey, don't intrude. the other one's called "a dog's journey." in it, i'm the good guy. >> jimmy: you're the good guy. the dog does not attack you. >> that you've come to know and love. >> jimmy: you are america's dennis quaid in this situation tonight. well, it's good, that way people can have a little bit of a -- >> don't take your kids to "the intruder". >> jimmy: that's great advice. take your kids to "a dog's journey", not "the intruder". i'm just waiting for "big 2", to be offered that. >> jimmy: this is dennis' album. which one is ken? >> he's on the back. >> jimmy: stick him in the

. >> reporter: professor hank greeley is a director of the stanford center for law and the biosciences. he is skeptical that a human body and brain could ever be safely frozen as described and successfully revived. >> i can't say that it can't ever possibly happen. but i wouldn't bet a dime on it. >> reporter: even so. >> this is what he wanted. >> reporter: we spoke to the family and friends of a loved one stored here. >> he wanted to stop death and live forever in his life which was cut short. >> it was a tragedy. but i think it's kind of a new adventure for him in a way. >> reporter: as of today, no one has safely and successfully reversed this procedure in a human being. garrin says the technology is inevitable. >> it's the hope of a second chance. >> i'm a scientist and i don't do hope. i do facts. >> reporter: for now, these patients are banking on the possibility. as for the cost? >> $150,000. and that covers everything. it covers the profusion, the suspension and the care for however long it takes to revive you. >> reporter: there's no sure way to know how soon this could happe

what is scary about it is one of representative omar or "the new york times" or hank johnson compares of the politics or the marginalized "people status"be that they are exempt from criticism. they take the jewish community for granted and theym think they are never going to endanger the unity of the democratic party by attacking or objecting to what alo sharpton says or hank johnson, and assume maybe the jewish community issa fully assimilated and many families are going to go the way of the week americans, a lot of young people do not really -- have not really gone to israel, they are secular. they areri not going to object o much. and finally, notice how they always focus on israel. they always say, we are not anti-semitic, we are not anti-jewish, we are just anti-israeli, but then you say are you worried about occupied cyprus or occupied tibet? no, are you worried about the refugees of 1 million jews that were ethnically cleansed from middle east? no. how about the volga germans that stalin -- no.. are you worried about the conditions of muslims in china or india? no, it is this l

with regard to johnson and guam, it is often said, particularly theight wing blogs, but reality, hank johnson was joking about the amount of military activity and construction that is currently going on in guam. frankly, it is an extraordinary multibillion-dollar buildup of the american military on the island of guam. is it necessary, the answer is yes. while the island tip over, no. host: from malibu, california on the republican line, go ahead. caller: thank you very much. mr. garamendi, i have followed you for years. i have some problems with the century city situation -- sanctuary city situation. the democrats have run the -- legislature at 39 out of the last 40 years. the system of sanctuary -- what is the word i am searching for -- it discriminates against americans. we have in los angeles county, orange county, and mentor recounting, 1.4 million illegal aliens at the current time. they use $1.5 billion of los angeles income. the democratic party has caused a great deal of this, and is currently right now working against the best interests of the people of california and of the

. >> jimmy: this is you and tom hanks. >> this is me and tom hanks. >> jimmy: how did you create mr.be a bad improv. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> so i just ran out and jumped on this guy, roy jenkins, and hang upside down on him. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and that's how it was born. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this the thing i didn't -- i got to tell you, i'm amazed by you. >> you didn't know this? >> jimmy: no, i didn't know that. but i mean, i'm amazed by your physicality. you're one of the best physical comedians i've ever seen in my life. >> oh, thanks, buddy. >> jimmy: you're fantastic. >> that's very sweet. >> jimmy: and you would do -- i think you would believe that you were a monkey. >> yeah, i think -- i was one of those people. [ laughter ] like, i believed i was an ant. same thing. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so i believed i was a a monkey. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was one of those people that believed i was -- what i was doing at the time. >> jimmy: but you would jump into people's arms and stuff like that. >> i would. >> jimmy: you would not even -- you would

we'll all speak with hank paulson, the former treasury secretary, about the trade war with china.. >> brennan: welcome back the "face the nation." we continue our interview with former secretary of defense robert gates. so the world is watch these trade talks between trust and china, and there seems to be this brinksmanship game over tariffs under way. does china have an advantage over us? >> the chinese have an advantage because they have a strategy and we don't. they have set goals. they have a strategy for achieving those goals. and we really don't have a strategy. we have not had a strategy in quite a while. >> brennan: you don't think the trump administration has a broader plan for china? >> i don't think basically that recent u.s. administrations have had a strategy for how to deal with china long term. >> brennan: why? >> in washington i always liked to say that long-term planning is a week from thursday. washington is so consumed all the time by the issue of the moment that it's very difficult to get senior people to set aside the time to think about where do we want to be

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you saw in philadelphia, tom hanks portrays a man with aids. we have a script signed by the cast members. then you have ellen degeneres. of came out on the cover time magazine and the repercussions. her show was canceled. she received death threats. that moment was seen as a powerful moment in lgbtq rights. here you have "will and grace." president biden spoke about the show "will and grace" as doing more to get more americans used to the idea of same-sex marriage than anything else because they invited gay people to their living rooms, in places where people thought they might don't know about gay people in their lives. we have films like "brokeback mountain," "modern family," a hugely popular sitcom, then, caitlyn jenner coming out on the cover of "vanity fair" as a transgender woman. these were moments that brought popular understanding to the issues that lgbtq society was facing. we will walk into the gallery and see what happened in the stonewall inn 50 years ago. we go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new

>>hanks so much. a phony psychologist preying on local families. news4 has learned that more than 30 families have contacted week. since last that's when we first reported that sharonda avery was practicing as a psychologist even though she had no college degree. she's facing 11ch arges. it began in 2012 when she was fired last year after clients became suspicious prompting the investigation. avery worked for a medical practice called pediatric partners for attention and learning. erica. >> a massachusetts man is charged with sexually assaulting the teenager who sat next to him on a flight to dallas international airport. the news4 scott mcfarlan uncovered court documents on the latest airborne sexual assault on a local flight. >> the fbi affidavit reviewed by news4 is a diffilt thing to read. it says george logan assaulted the 16-year-old. he began my touching the girl's knee, thenbegan sexually grouping her, placing a blanket over her leg, making it fficult for others to see him. the affidavit says the victim was quietly crying with tears streami

if we can have a little bit of flour every 20 hank. nothing even the smallest to be. can fall short of food supply. has spent 6 years calculating the amount of farmland that can be converted to metal land without having a negative effect on the crops. the figure is about 8 percent and the increased presence of insects while actually improved crop yield because they destroy pests and provide pollination. that means farmers can produce more crops on the same amount of land. he says every little bit helps. my belief is that if every farmer did a little bit nobody would have to do a lot of what we're talking about is a very small area that need all honesty is not a threat to food security of food production. nor the cops this concept has worked successfully on ingram's farm he grows grain crops on 180 hectors and there are strips of metal land throughout the fields. maava want yeah like them. this species of butterfly thrives in traditional pastures but is rarely found on this kind of farmland that's why not a costly was pleased to see them here. this marbled white it's a

. >> hank dream in the half to by his flight to the finals. >> i can do that. >> all right. >> the member of the oregonian -- warriors haven't confirmed that dream and pay for that tickets. you guys are talking about t- shirts being handed out. 11:30 i am the last one at the arena last night, some guy walking around, box of portland shirts. how many do you want? >> was it the guy you interviewed? >> no. he was long gone. in more ways than one. >> i was just going to -- you said it. good stuff. >> we posted special reports from inside the warriors locker room on our website at the kpix .com. also, as we gear up for the nba finals we want to see you showing off your warrior spirit. share your fan pictures with us on facebook, twitter instagram use the hashtag #kpix. >>> a famous comedian steps up to say the club he calls home. >> american culture is one of the most important rooms in america is off to say. >> is dave chappelle getting serious to stop the punchline from getting pushed out. >>> the brick-and-mortar come back in contra costa county. how this modern barnes & noble is helping to

you saw in "philadelphia" tom hanks portrays a man with aids. ellen the generous, -- ellen degenerates, she came out as gay and then her show was canceled. that moment was seen as a powerful moment in lgbtq writes. then you have, president biden who spoke about the show -- will and grace as doing more to get more americans used to the idea of same-sex marriage than anything else because they invited gay people into their in cases where they thought people might not know about gay people in their lives. we had films like birkbeck mountain, modern family a hugely popular sitcom, then, caitlyn jenner coming out on the cover of "vanity fair" as a transgender woman. these were all moments in time that moved attitudes about the movement that brought popular understanding to the issues that lgbtq society was facing. we will walk into the main gallery and see what happened in stonewall inn 50 years ago. we go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new york city and stonewall inn. stonewall inn was not particularly a nice bar,

hank mom. os up 5-1 in the sixth inning. >>> let's switch over to the nba and denver.ame seven between the nuggets and blazers. winners get the warriors in the western conferencefinal. congrats. second quarter, all nuggets. jamal murray, come up with the steal and go all the way.sh why not finiwith the reverse. he does. puts. nuggets up by17. it's never -- puts the nuggets up by 17. it's never that easy. bringing back the blazers, big slam. the first lead of the game, 71-70. fourth quarter, damian willand comes to life, gives them the five-point lead. 1-point game, the jump ear -- celebrate, c.j., a game high 37. blazers win game seven 6.100- the first since 2000. >>> you better believe in boston a serious game of duck, duck goose. yeah, it's mother's day. game two of thenfastern coerence finals. boston hosting carolina. no score first. hat's former cap marcus johannes with the shot. and this worked at the garden since 1967. he saw thisck t in. 1-0. second period, bruins up 2-0. marcus johnson, great ntrol. feeds clifton for the first playoff at goal of his career, 3-0

'hank you. we been talking about this yesterday and today. we'll talk about it next week, as well. rock creek parkway between ue virginia aven at 66 there, all lanes shut down. pedestrian bridge installation. no vehicdes or perians allowed through until tuesday morning. inbound traffic, diverted to rginia avenue northwest through tuesday at 5:30. northbound indian head highway after the wilson bridge, right hene gets by t >>> welcome back at 4:23.on everys journey to getting an education is different. in the end, hard work pays off. >> certainly does. one stafford woman accomplished her dream of graduating from howard university, but it wasn't easy. >> news4 haserore on long and inspirational journey. [ applause ] >> reporter: the time is now. outstanding student radiation therapist award -- >> repheter: t moment claudia obang has waited years for. >> it's been a long journey, a little g,challe but i'm excited. >> claudia althea o a obang. >> reporter: she accepted her bachel bachelor's and award. >> so proud of myself. >> reporter: she has a right to be proudment she overcame adve

laura: jung pak,hank you so much for the analysis. have been discussing, it has been a very busy day on the foreign-policy front for the trump administration.fi ing that the white house says that president trump will nominate acting defense secretary patrick shanahan to take othe job full-time. the former boeing executive has been feeling the post since the abrupt departure of james mattis last year. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, scenes of military mht in russia. 70 years sinceks victory in world war ii with a modern show force. research carried os for the bbc und that only a small fraction of people traveling by plane are choosing to pay extra to offset their carbon footprint. that is despite jet fuel creating millions of tons of carbonxi d, which further adds to the problem of climate change. for more on the story, laura orfoster r for us. over 4 billion passengers fly e bry year, and stol airport, this lot are pretty excited for their trip. but have any of them ever heard of carbon offsetting? >> no,ever

this is representative hank johnson of georgia. listen to this. >> this is all part of a cover-up.is committee to ensure that we get that report because we have lawful responsibilities, constitutional response abilities , responsibilities, to engage with. one in case is possibly impeachment. how can we impeach without getting the documents? >> martha: can you answer that question for him, congressman? >> here's the deal. that's what it's all about. it's all about impeachment and that's what they actually want. the investigation is done, mr. mueller completed it, the report is out there. one of the parts they are talking about is 182 pages, six lines redacted, and they want millions of documents. they do not want mr. 's belated to come in and testify. that's not what this is about. they want to lay the groundwork to try to impeach president trump. they are testing the waters to see if it works. i don't think the american people are going to support tha that. >> martha: one of the things senator klobuchar said tonight as well, there is this different language being used with regards

nice to have you her>> hanks for having me. >> we haven't had meaningful inflation in this economy forte a few years now, despite expectations that after the 2008 fncial kra financial crisis and when the fed started to exit the package, we might see rampant inflation. why have we not seen it? two parts. one is when the fed created a lot of reserves, banks d tn't usse reserves at first because they were capital constrained and they were under a lot o pressure and then as the fed started raising rates it also increasedhe rate it pays on reserves so banks didn't have any reason to use the reserves. and the second part is we had a tough financial crisis, but most of our trading partners had worst ones and the dollar has been appreciating. when the dollar appreciates, it means that foreign goodsto comi he u.s. are cheaper and that's been pulling down our inflation. >>ou know,also, the economy has changed so dramatically in, say, the last ten to 15 years, but we're still measuring inflation b a kind of old metrics. are we looking at inflation and how to measu it in an int kuwaited way? >> da