jacob flavored.lavored, i mentioned a moment ago some of the stuff you were listening to. tell me about what had the most pro found impact on you. >> i said stevie. stevie has to be my number one for a number of reasons. first of all, he does everything himself and i feel that. i feel that. it feels really good. second of all, besides the musical genius that he is, there's this overwhelming sense of joy he exudes all time. now days i don't hear that same joy on the radio. you know, it is like a roar, acoustic -- it is sort of infectious feely of joy that stevie -- i know no one else who gives me that feeling like stevie. for me, i was drawn to him more than other people. there's so much with stevie. there's that whole kind of ten-year genius period and you can go in and explore it. >> there's so much good music these days coming out of london, as you certainly know. >> yes, sir. >> obviously a lot of people winning grammy awards coming out of london. >> yes. >> what did growing up in london, growing

for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind. today he faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> there's a classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back, i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. we're going to have cc 1 pacifica. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force gpi with a weapon. cdcr 115 on 7/27 for mutual combat. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and grant you your restoration of credit for the mutual combat, which is 90 days, s

, we interviewed his co-defendant, alvin watts, who had been a friend of jacob's, as well as jacob's father. i assumed that given the fact they're co-defendants, they're there for the same crime, we'll get the same response from alvin. >> me and my co-defendant, my friend, we were sitting around the house, we was talking about his dad. his dad passed away on april the 5th, so he wanted to shoot down five people and that's what we set out to do. to find five people. >> five black people? >> five black people. and we went driving to the apartment complex where his dad was shot and killed at, looking for a black guy. and then finally, we found somebody. and my co-defendant asked him a question to coax him in, you know, to get him to come forward to us, and my co-defendant pulled out a handgun and shot him. i remember seeing the guy get so scared that he kind of whimpered out a scream. i seen his eyes. they got real wide after he noticed a gunshot went off in front of him. i don't think he even realized he was shot. it wasn't like i was scared or anything. i was more like, you know, hey,

simon, jacob saying in terms of weather it has gone from being a storm to overcast.o you think german politicians watching the press conference between angela merkel and donald trump, do they see the skies clearing soon? simon: yes, perhaps not but what we do not want is the storm that was mentioned. and in that sense the press conference at least to judge from that, it seems to have gone . according to plan -- gone according to plan. there have been no flaring disagreements among no flashing of teeth from donald trump that i could detect. angela merkel was her usual calm and a sober self. the two leaders saying a lot of 19 -- nice things about each other. donald trump talking about germany's sacrifice and afghanistan, thanking her for her leadership on ukraine and so on. and angela merkel saying they always look to america for partnership, so the mood music is right, but of course you can see this relationship is nothing like it was between angela merkel and barack obama. as for -- christopher: where do you see the remaining areas of disagreement? simon: angela merk

>> hey, jacob.u said the travel ban was halted by a federal judge in hawaii putting a stop to key parts of the executive order. tech companies have signed a brief supporting the challenge to president trump. it contains real examples from the tech community of what would happen if that travel ban was actually implement pld for example, they write after implementation of president trump's travel ban foreign-born founders of the company began exploring the possibility of moving their company outside of the u.s. and taking the company's jobs with them. however, we're not really sure what that's going to shake out to look like, but it was signed by these companies, lyft, air bnb, dropbox, pinterest and we know there's outspoken protest from these leaders. air bnb was tweeting right after the travel ban they would provide free housing and the lyft ceo -- excuse me, yeah, the lyft ceo would provide $1 million over four years pledging to donate that money and there are companies interestingly missing from

jacob? >> i thought that name sounded familiar. nbc's kelly o'donnell in west palm beach, appreciate it. thanks so much for that. joining me now, democratic congressman john yarmuth of kentucky, ranking member of the house budget committee. good to see you, sir. let's start with that testimony from fbi director james comey on capitol hill tomorrow. what are your expectations for that? and is there any way, do you think, that questions about russia's interference in this election and president trump's, you know, continued talk of wiretapping claims will be laid to rest? >> well, i certainly hope that it would be laid to rest. i think it's a great opportunity to give some clarity to a situation that has become very, very muddled. i saw what leader pelosi said this morning. i would start with just an acknowledgement that what he claimed happened didn't happen, and the apology can come later. and i think that's what mr. comey can provide, at least letting us know what the fbi's doing and i know that there's a level of detail that he ca

tonight on the show, gillian jacobs is here, comedian sam jay is on the way.e doll, she turned 58 today. 58 years old. old enough that we should probably start calling her by her real name, barbara. sadly barbie didn't get the one thing she wanted today, which is for ken to have genitals. still having trouble with that over there? >> yes. >> jimmy: i like that you're still working on it. >> i want to open it. >> jimmy: you'll get it open. let's go back to the courtroom for the shocking and legally binding conclusion to judge james. >> this mistreated mama's boy said he received the run-around. this loud-mouth landlord disagrees, and this red-eyed witness thinks it's all a dream. judge james is about to rule. let's listen. >> be seated. it's a good thing you guys don't live together, because you really don't get along. i think you can understand, mr. devore, that without the ad, you really don't have any evidence. i will say, my primary concern here is for the welfare of campbell. campbell, are you here under duress? >> no. >> do you know what duress means? >>

jacob? >> no matter how definitive the statements we hear, it will not be the last we hear of trump-russia connections. kelly o'donnell, great to see you as always and thank again. >>> let's bring in bob cusack, editor in chief at the hill. >> you heard kly o. there and you heard adam schiff in the earlier cp so far as there was circumstantial evidence in there. where was he going with that? >> well, the two of them have had a complicated relationship and now they're working together and nunes is saying, hey, there's no direct evidence as far as the wiretapping, but you know, you see some type of an alliance between these two leaders on the intel committee. it's fragile, but there's so much we don't know and that's why they have to look into it, but it's very interesting that schiff was raising the whole issue of subpoena. >> jay, can you gauge for us white house expectations from the intelligence committee hearing on the hill tomorrow? >> does the trump administration expect fbi director ja

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the third i did not shoot, he ran outside. >> reporter: maxwell cook and jacob red is there fern were killed, woodruff managed to stomach beg outside where rodriguez was waiting in the car. >> jake came out. he slid across the hood and said, i got hit. fell on the cement. i was like, come on, bro, you've got to get in, got to get in. where'd you get hit, where'd you get hit? pull up his shirt, that's when i seen where he got shot. the blood. try to help him, try to hold on to him. try to get him in the car. and he just told me to go. >> reporter: but tonight we're learning rodriguez wasn't alone in the car. who else was in the car? >> i won't say. i won't talk about it. >> okay. someone else was in the car? >> yeah. >> reporter: meanwhile, inside the house -- >> okay, sir, my deputy's on-scene, i need you to go ahead and unarm yourself and put the gun away. >> okay, it will be unloaded on my bed, i'll still be in my bedroom. >> the gun's going to be unloaded on his bed. >> reporter: zach peters in shock and worried about the intruders. >> he repeatedly asked police, are they okay, are

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per co-defendant jacob sullivan is set to be formally arraigned on the 31st of this month. dawn?> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> now to phoenixville where there are still big questions tonight following a fatal fire there this morning. firefighters respond to go the 500 block of valley forge road about 9:00 o'clock this morning. when crews arrived, they fought names on the third floor. they got it under control quickly but they found one person dead in the room where the fire started. they are not yet identifying the victm as the investigation continues. >>> now to developing story out of delaware county. a woman held up at gun point at a quiet apartment complex this sounds familiar to you, it definitely sounds familiar to police. this frightening attack happened in glenn mills. >> but it has police looking across state lines for possible clues. fox 29's jeff cole joining us live now from the state police barracks in media with the sto story. jeff? >> reporter: dawn, there are three attacks in delaware now one here in delaware county. regional police are talking to each other,

buying and selling is always a costly process - but real estate insider gina jacobs says everything isgotiable. in fact she's changed the way she charges clients to save them money. 8:38 i'm charging hourly as opposed to sellers pay a commission to me at the closing. 8:42sot gina jacobs - owner of gina jacobs real estate & property management00:50 a lot end priced home, people are saving a couple thousand dollars on up to some of the higher end homes people are saving in excess of 20 thousand dollars. 8:56 that's money in their pocket, it's a direct savings. 9:01closing attorneys and home inspectors come with a big price tag so you'd be smart to shop around before hiring or find out if your realtor with help cover those costs.she also suggests buyers consider going using a mortgage broker instead of a bank 10:50 a mortgage broker will offer them more options and have more available to them and fit the mortgage loan with the buyer 10:58 whatever you have to put down, they'll make it work. better than your average bank that you'll walk into. 11:06bottom line - just about anything is nego

buying and selling is always a costly process - but real estate insider gina jacobs says everything ise. in fact she's changed the way she charges clients to save them money. 8:38 i'm charging hourly as opposed to sellers pay a commission to me at the closing. 8:42sot gina jacobs - owner of gina jacobs real estate & property management00:50 a lot end priced home, people are saving a couple thousand dollars on up to some of the higher end homes people are saving in excess of 20 thousand dollars. 8:56 that's money in their pocket, it's a direct savings. 9:01closing attorneys and home inspectors come with a big price tag so you'd be smart to shop around before hiring or find out if your realtor with help cover those costs.she also suggests buyers consider going using a mortgage broker instead of a bank 10:50 a mortgage broker will offer them more options and have more available to them and fit the mortgage loan with the buyer 10:58 whatever you have to put down, they'll make it work. better than your average bank that you'll walk into. 11:06bottom line - just about anything is negotiable

jacob, we know, was concerned about the testimony.one point he even offered if his ex-girlfriend were restrained to do it himself by injeking her with potassium. >> reporter: the suspects have been charged with soliciting capital murder. they're due back in court tomorrow. dan? paula? >> a wild story. weho you've been reporting for abc news digital for awhile. >> radio and news one for our affiliates. it's good to be here. >> you've been in the abc family for a couple of years. now we want to welcome you to the "gma" family and extend an invite to come back. if you decide that you want to. >> tomorrow? next weekend? when do you want me? >> whenever. all the time. >> you'll see pretty quickly that it's pretty weird around here. >> seven days a week. "gma." thank you. >>> speaking of a well established member of the "gma" family, though he's on probation this morning because he's giving us bad news, let's get it to rob who is talking about the incoming possible blizzard. >> i don't remember that kind of welcome when i first arrived. pau

jacob sullivan formal arraignment set for the 31st of this month. dawn? >> bruce, thank you. >>> a northeast philadelphia hotel is being targeted by claims it let sex trafficking happen in its rooms and look the other way. attorney tom klein filed a lawsuit on behalf of a teenaged girl who was allegedly enslaved and forced into sex trafficking at the age of 14. the suit alleges that the roosevelt inn provided rooms for human traffic kerrs who exploited girls and regularly saw men enter the room where the teen was kept. it's the first suit filed using the pennsylvania human trafficking law of 2014. which allows for compensation for victims who were trafficked. >> what we seek to do here and what we believe to be the first lawsuit filed under this statute is to send that message that you will be held financially responsible. you need to clean up your hallways. you need to have procedures and policies in place and you need to have personnel who do not look the other way. >> we reached out the hotel but they declined comment on the lawsuit. >>> we are now hal

jacobs, i believe he was coming from his heart. but.other guy come i don't know him that much some not going to comment on it. but mr. jacob i think spoke to his heart. >> i spoke to another businessman who runs the eye care store. >> they should be resigning based on that. >> do you view it as a joke? >> no. you can't do that. you're on the town council you don't joke like that. >> the two councilman have said that there resigning from the republican party. >> i think the guy who owes an apology is a guy who leaked it. inappropriate, offensive speak as part of life. people are speaking in a way that would be very offensive if it was outside a private text. >> the one thing that you're correct about is under the new jersey open public's record law if there's more than a corm of councilmembers on a text or email e-mail or letter it's a public document. you might be difficult to get them but they were public documents because everyone on the council was included. >> that's interesting. i would like to ask laurie about that. i wonder. i wo

jacob, good to see you.he church thinks they are helping people who break the law. but what is the violation that the archdiocese is doing? >> reporter: the church of l.a. wants to see violent criminals deported and they are doing this in the image of what the pope said, and the pope said, including a tweet yesterday, he wants to see people build bridges, not walls. i'm sure we can guess who the pope was talking about there. >> jacob, thank you very much. we'll see you on msnbc today, by the way. >> yes, sir. >>> harry smith on a pair of skis pulled by a horse. needy music: 'the best things in life are free' by sam cooke ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provi

jacob zuma said to tell south african communists he plans to fire gordon.s is in the wake of the fall we saw in currency. as he summons back his diplomat. this has been a point of volatility, the appointment and firing of finance ministers. atus: this is where we are 12.99. this was one of the best performing emergent -- emerging-market currencies. almost vertiginous rise that we are seeing. that in terms of the percentage move on the day, we have lost almost 2% value in the rand. we have seen this move, we have not seen a move like this since the start of march. we will keep an eye on that. anna: the rand is dropping. it is being reported to us at the moment. we will wait for confirmation. back to where we were. we were talking about the u.s. rates, the fed, that whole conversation. we had some great clips of what policymakers are thinking of. who joinedto wei lee us in london. thank you for waiting as we covered the south african story. let's talk about the u.s. rates trajectory. how much are you watching that in terms of the -- how much do you think this

her adoptive mother sarah packer and sarah's boyfriend jacob sullivan charged in the heinous killing.arah pleaded not guilty at a formal rain many in doylestown today. the bucks county district attorney filed notice that since the murder happened during commission of a felony and involved torture they reserve their right to seek the death penalty should sarah packer be convicted of murder. >> there are certain aggravating factors that exist in a case. we have an obligation to file notice to preserve that right should we decide to seek it at trial. >> is this the kind of case that screams death penalty. >> obviously the facts are terrible. but we are obligated to look at this with a legal perspective. >> certainly the allegations in this case are very serious and horrific, but i would point out that what was said from the beginning, we don't believe they'll will ever be any evidence that my client killed any body. >> sarah packer's boyfriend jacob sullivan faces his formal rain many on march 31st. >>> you see it, you shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what's happening in you

reporter: after the shocking dismissal of his finance minister, jacob zuma is trying to put a positiveon a cabinet reshuffle that is threatening to plunge his party into chaos. >> i have e decided to make changes to the national executive in order to improve efficiency and effectiveness. reporter: pravin gordhan's sacking is part of a broader cabinet shakeup that will replace 10 of the country's 35 ministers. the sweeping overhaul has triggered a crisis for south africa's ruling party, the party that has governed since the end of apartheid. gordon was widely respected as a finance minister, pledging to fight corruption, he enjoyed support among many in his party, as well as ordinary south africans. on friday, his supporters gathered outside the national treasury building to protest. gordon was defiant after his dismissal. he said he and his deputy had nothing to hide. >> this is the so-called intelligence report that said , amongst others, the two of us and the director general are involved in this massive conspiracy to undermine the economy of this country. and if you read this, it is

south african president jacob zuma has fired his finance minister and eight others. the rand plunges. and more momentum for china. official factory thee climbed for highest level in five years. a warm welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." i am anna edwards. let's describe what has been called the night of the long knives in the south african political despair -- sphere. dhe devaluation of the ran coming through as president zuma replaces his finance minister. gordon is out, replaced by somebody with little financial experience. the former finance minister, speaking on the phone to bloomberg in the last few minutes, saying there are a range of characters troubling the treasury. andion between him and zuma part of the anc. also saying south africa's treasury has a strong team of professionals. we will discuss this through the program. certainly, the new minister does not seem to have from the cv to have a great deal of experience. anc, could split. the presidency could be called into question. a fairly popular emerging market destination. let's come back to the south africa

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jacob rascon, nbc news. >>> still ahead, grocery store wars.hy prices are dropping at the supermarket for the first time in five decades. how much can you and your family save? >>> also, the dramatic moment caught on dash cam when good samaritans came to the rescue of a state trooper under attack. >>> we're back now with the new age of grocery store wars. a 21st century battle that's bringing down prices at the supermarket for the first time in 50 years. all that competition is proving to be a good thing for consumers. nbc's jo ling kent shows how people are saving money. >> reporter: going grocery shopping has never been much fun. >> trying to get all the kids into the car, going to the store and then going around with the big shopping cart. >> reporter: the good news is you're paying less when you get there. supermarket prices dropped 1.3% last year. the first decline since 1967. the federal government says prices on many items are falling. ground beef was $3.96 a pound last year. now $3.56. cheddar cheese 5.37, a pound a year ago. now $4.97.

jacob rascon, nbc news, sulfur, oklahoma. >>> we'll hear a lot from her in the future. that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> it wasn't the players or the coaches that made this decision. but it was me that made it. >> right now at 6:00, they are leaving. again. the raiders ditching the bay area for sin city. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good monday evening, thanks now joining us, i'm janelle wang. and i'm jessica aguirre. the move in the works for years is now a reality. the raiders are trading in that old coliseum for a billion dollars stadium in las vegas. nfl owners approved the move today but they won't be leaving right away. they have another year at the coliseum since the new stadium near the vegas strip wouldn't be ready until 2020. >> we have several reports on the move to vegas. we are tracking reaction from owner mark davis but let's begin with scott budman in alameda, and very pointed words from city leaders tonight. >> reporter: you could really say that. reac

jacob rascon, nbc news. >>> still ahead, new details in actor harrison ford's airport near-miss, hear the transmissions from the cockpit moments after the superstar flew dangerously close to a passenger plane. >>> also against all odds -- a u.s. marine injured in battle making history in his community by realizing a lifelong dream. >>> we're back now with a newly released communications between harrison ford and air traffic controllers at an airport here in southern california. what they said in the moments after the movie star pilot's shocking mistake landing in the wrong place and resulting in a close call with a passenger plane on the ground. nbc's miguel almaguer has the tapes. >> landing at john wayne airport, harrison ford radios the tower. just after flying over an american airlines jet, loaded with 116 people. >> was that airliner meant to be underneath me? >> the veteran pilot, less than 100 feet over the boeing 737 quickly aware of his mistake. >> yeah, it's husky eight niner hotel uniform and i'm the schmuck that landed on the taxiway. i'm quite distracted by the uh -- dist

first with secretary tim geithner and then secretary jacob lew. there was a scheduling, a redesign for bills, and she felt it was time for us to consider putting women on the money. the internet campaign raised important issues, including a poll with over 600,000 voting, and harriet tubman was declared the winner. in the summer of 2015, when the treasury launched its own new $10 campaign, i pronounced tubman as a candidate, and weighed in with other scholars. but the populist outpouring was unprecedented. the treasurer website received over a million americans sending in their nominees. it became in many ways a campaign to educate people about women in american history. i do not think it was interrupted somewhat by the save hamilton campaign, and i think we cannot really judge how successful it was because, unfortunately, educating the american people on women can be an uphill battle. as the gop candidates were faced with this, who with a nominate, they found the next day they were given a very poor grading for the nominations. in the summer of 20

joining us now is colonel jack jacobs. good morning to you.ute of silence there from the metropolitan police and lawmakers in london. otherwise london back to work, showing solidarity and a sign of defiance to get back to work this morning. londoners won't be cowed by terrorists. >> yeah. i lived in london for about five years, years ago when i was with bankers trust. there were lots of difficulties from time to time, but london is an extremely resilient place. i'm not surprised things at least have an air of getting back to normal. >> kol necolonekocolonel, at th is being treated by the british as a lone wolf attack. sir michael fallon saying they're working on the assumption that it's linked to islamic terrorism in some form, though that's not the conclusion yet. what do you take from that? of course other attacks we've seen across europe in the last couple of years? >> well, the attack itself followed the playbook of isis and was almost exactly like the things that isis in previous publications has encouraged supporters to do around the wor

. >> ken jacobs with uc berkeley labor center has been studying the impact to california if the gop bill had passed. >> healthcare costs are much higher in the bay area than the country as a whole. we could have seen costs go up very, very high. the effects of this bill could have meant 3.7 million californians losing access to medicaid. 500,000 here in the bay area. >> jacob said california had a lot to lose, even though obamacare is still in place, he is concerned about the current administration's let it burn attitude. >> knowing that their actions will have a big impact on how stable it is going forward is really disturbing. cate 5 >> the labor center estimates obamacare saved 2800 lives in california a year. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> tonight a new poll by cbs news finds more than 3/5 of voters surveyed disapprove of how president trump has been handling the healthcare issue. only 29% approve. >>> tonight top democrats are savoring the moment. >> today is a great day for our country. it's a victory. what happened on the floor is a victory for the american people. >> the failure is c

i'm sure we can guess who the pope was talking about there. >> jacob, thank you very much.y, by >> yes, sir. >>> harry smith on a pair of skis pulled by a horse. needy music: 'the best things in life are free' by sam cooke ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. >>> if you've never heard of ski joring, you're in good it's a racing sport with roots in scandinavia that has spread through the american west, bringing life to somes. for our sunday closer, harry smith traveled to lincoln, montana to get h a horse. >> reporter: in our never-ending quest to bring you places and show you things you've never seen before, check this out. for a good time,ontohe end of a pulled throu a horse at a full . and fall. a lot.f ski joring. >> it's a ball. once you watch it, you're hooked. and then you get on the horse or you get on the skis and you get pulled and you do it, and then you're hooked. >> reporter: scott ping sells real estate for a living but

to jacob zuma's reasons for firing gordhan.ink there will be such an appeal that the president will have to go? i would be skeptical of this happening at this point, but it is a political gamble for jacob zuma. we will see if there's pushback within the party. gordhan was very popular with investors, very credible. as a result, south africa will have to sacrifice at least one rating, maybe 2. when push comes to shove, agencies act. might be a of itself wake-up call to local politicians and policymakers. tom: help me with the stereotypes of south africa. maybe they know something about nelson mandela that they thought in a pbs special. help me with the state of capitalism in south africa. is it for real, or will it go down in flames? >> this is a country with a credible financial system and financial bank. north of $300 billion, very reliant on metals and mining. and we think about the economic outlook, the growth is very weak. of maybe lower post-removal gordhan. it does not force us to question their stability, it is more turb

nbc's jacob rascon has details. >> this wildfire ripped through 60,000 acres near amarillo, texas in a matter of hours. the flames contained. not the dangerous fire conditions. across the great plains, massive wildfires have destroyed more than a million acres this month alone. >> it's a huge hit and it's something that's going to take years to recover from. >> extremely dry conditions have contributed to outbreaks across eight states tye hardest hit were ranchers, losing much of their land and thousands of cattle. >> they're kind of like our children to us. every cow, every calf. and that's what's made this so devastating. >> but strangers have made the difference. thousands of bales of hay, feed, and other aid donated from as far as ohio and south dakota. >> they have made it so that we have the try and fight to want to keep going. >> a lifeline for a region in crisis. and under constant threat. jacob rascon, nbc news. >>> still ahead, new details in actor harrison ford's airport near-miss, hear the transmissions from the cockpit moments after the superstar flew dangerously close t

. >> jacob was wearing ear buds that are so good that apparently jacob didn't hear the roar of the train

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jacob cowin is serving 75 days for battery and vandalism.dad lara, who goes by trino, is serving 90 days for a parole violation. to this day neither is certain which one of them is the father. >> i remember talking to her on the phone, and she told me that she was pregnant, and she was going to have an abortion. i go, you didn't tell me you were pregnant, and now you're going to have the kid because i wouldn't want anything to do with you if you had an abortion. in the meantime, she also found somebody else. >> i claimed the kid really right because when i got her, she was with this other cat. you know, and like i kind of snatched her from him. you know, we were together while she was still with him, and there was some snake [ bleep ] really like -- my part. whatever, right? >> despite the men's uncertainty, mcbride says the father is jacob cowin. >> were you with trino when you met jake? come on. there's something going on there. tell me. >> yeah. but trino was in jail. he had gotten in a car crash and he like lost his memory or something,