janine says she was sexually assaulted for hours. the trauma was felt for years. >> if i went into a store and there was a ski mask there i had to walk out. >> reporter: the family quickly moved out of their concord home and have now settled in fres mow. the golden state keller didn't just ruin lives. he almost destroyed janine's marriage. >> my husband and i both had gone through counseling. it rocked our marriage for a little bit of time. i was frightened. he would hunt me down again. >> reporter: today that fear is gone. in its place, a curiosity, to know the mind of her attacker. >> how could you? what motivated you? what in your past has made you this way? >> reporter: pending any of joseph deangelo's court appearances she told me she's not sure if she's going to be attending any of joseph deangelo's court appearances. she said her husband might, but she personally doesn't know, she doesn't know if she's emotionally strong enough to handle all that will be shared in that courtroom. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay ar area news. >>

live from menlo park, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >> janine, thank you. >>> 5:33 now.tube is accused of illegally collecting data from some of its youngest users. a group of child advocates is filing a complaint claiming the company is profiting off young users by collecting data and targeting ads toward them. the platform is wildly moply among children of all ages. youtube says protecting kids and families has always been a top priority for us. >>> pleasant hill police investigating that city's first homicide in six years. officers were called to a house on norse drive. they found 23-year-old oshry elor with multiple gunshot wounds. he ended up dying at the scene. they believe it was the result of a drug deal. >> the suspect made specific statements during the course of the robbery targeting marijuana. >> the constant in-and-out traffic, i didn't know what was going on, but i knew it had to be some drugs. >> neighbors say the house where the shooting took place has been linked to problems for the past year. >> more trouble for aldon smith. he's been arrested for the t

. >> janine is live at menlo park. >> a lot of people are wondering if their information was improperly shared by facebook because of this privacy leak. today users will find out if they're affected. if you are affected, you're going to get a detailed message in your news feed. this all comes as fake book has sub spended san francisco firm cube you after allegations it was misleading users. data being collected through personality quizzes and users were told it was for academic research. cnbc claims it was sharing information with markers. they came under fire when cambridge analytical was accused of collecting information of up to 87 million fook users. facebook says most of the affected users are in the u.s. everyone who uses facebook would get a notice titled protecting your information with a link to see what apps you use and what information is being shared on those apps. live from menlo park, janine del vega, nbc news. >>> this morning youtube is being accused of illegally collecting data from its youngers users. claims that the company is profiting off young viewers by collecting

doug, what do you think of what janine, just said?rst question, michael cohen said he would jump out of the window or take a bullet than flip on him. i take him on his word, paul manafort has resisted all to turn himself, so far no indication that those two prime actors in this drama have, in fact, flipped as you put it. look, there's a clear investigation going on of the president, it was authorized by the -- by the assistant attorney general after the firing of jim comey, it has to run its course and what i would say to my friend janine, let's let it finish and see where it ends up and draw conclusions we want about the process or the left or the media. >> we have a new tweet -- >> it's been well over a year. >> the president tweeted this just about an hour or so ago, james comey memos are classified, i did not declassify them, they belonged to the government therefore he broke the law, additionally he totally made up many things he said i said and proven liar and leaker, where are memos on lynch, clinton, there are so many differen

reporting live from general low park, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >>> 6:33 now. this morning youtube is accused of illegally collecting data from some of its youngest users. a complaint filed today claiming the san bruno based company is profiting off young viewers by collecting data and targeting ads to them. youtube's terms of services says it's not for children under 13. in a statement youtube says protecting kids and families has always been a top priority for us. >>> from our live desk this morning, a missile attack on a syrian air base overnight. now russia is saying that israel is responsible. all of this comes after accusations that the syrian regime launched a poison gas attack over the weekend that killed dozens of people. look at this video here. this is from syrian state-run media showing missiles fired against the air base overnight. russia's defense ministry says syria shot down five of eight missiles. the other three landed in the western part of the base and we don't know yet how many casualties there were. as for u.s. involvement, a pentagon spok

now that janine is almost done the brew has already illegally and the designation gin but it all has to be distilled one more time. now with the paternal extracts are so warm that the alcohol water and flavors evaporates which we see here as a fine mist. now we can see the next distillation getting underway on the bottoms of the pots. spraying nicely and circulating. after a distillation process of several hours it's time to bottle the. how pick makes his own creations but also develops fine mixes for other produces every recipe is unique just as the client wants it. and with that we come to the end of the show now and just a quick reminder before we go don't forget to check out our facebook page which includes some behind the scenes posts from the hosts here or go to our website for more on the program for me and the rest of the crew here at euro max as always thanks for tuning in and walking into our. next time on your romance belgian floral design adonal also travels alone making our own ghana arrangements that never signed on to a mattress for these official florist to the belgia

janine i think it's important on the eve of potential war in syria to remember the people of syria. this is not necessarily a welcome thing for the people remaining in syria. it's not clear that this ends the war or brings it closer to a conclusion. >> absolutely. i mean we are not sure what it will bring. about you look at the past air strikes, they weren't that punitive. they were more i think of a moral symbolic gesture. you have to remember there are people in syria who do support assad. these are the people that said in the beginning assad or we burn the country. and we now see, there is no end to what they will stop at. when you think about the attack on douma, which we now know open sources have given us evidence that 34 people did die despite what the russians say that there was no chemical attack. we know that assad is now in a position where he really is disparate. he wants to wipe out the last of the opposition. he uses chemical gas. >> i want to stop you there because he talks about the last of the opposition. we talk in terms of the last gasp for isis. they are not the

janine who was 25 at the time said the attacker wore a ski mask. forced her to tie up her husband and then assaulted her. here's her reaction after hearing that her accused tormenter had finally been caught. >> i was somewhat in disbelief it was so surreal. i wanted this day for so long. >> we asked her if there's one thing she would tell her attacker, what would it be? you'll hear her answer coming up at 6:00. >>> we also want to give you a closer look at the timeline of this case. 12 deaths and at least 50 rapes all connected to the golden state killer. they span from 1976 to 1986. now, this case was cold for decades until recently, and that's when investigators started comparing dna from one of the crime scenes and comparing it to profiles on genealogy websites. last thursday they got a close enough match from one of deangelo's relatives to zero in on him as a suspect. they started monitoring deangelo and got his dna from something he threw away. detectives tested the dna twice and got two positive matches. he was arrested on tuesday and will ap

and the south african international football player janine van wyk tweeted: "what a powerful woman sheace, winnie mandela, mother of the nation." with me isjohn carlin —journalist and author of the book — playing the enemy, nelson mandela and the game that made a nation. he interviewed winnie mandela shortly before nelson mandela's release from prison in 1990. thank you forjoining us. your reaction to her death first of all. like everyone else i was surprised. unlike her ex—husband nelson mandela, we knew that his death was coming but this was out of the blue. even though she was 81. her death makes me reflect about someone i got to know quite well personally as well as writing about as a journalist. although a lot of what i wrote about her was about the dark and ugly side of winnie mandela, my prevailing sentiment now reacting to her death today is a sense ofjust what a magnificent and heroic and epic personality she was. what has brought about that reflection now? the thing about winnie mandela, she was someone, the thing about winnie mandela, she was someone, for the thing about win

and janine joining us live for a little bit more on this.outine with you? >> there's a chef hat on when he's preparing the food. >> it seems like he's always been drawn to food. was there something that kind of inspired him to go down this? >> he mentioned in the piece that he didn't love his parents' cooking. he started experimenting with things like sauces and chicken stock and eventually started making full dishes. >> that is so funny, because my parents suck at cooking. >> he made up for it, because he named the restaurant gem after his mom. "meg" spelled backwards. >> who was his inspiration? chef boyardee? >> no one in particular. he started in the popups and the supper club out of his family's home. >> his family must be so proud. >> we'll take him for a haircut. >> thank you for the story. >> you're welcome. >> thank you for the story. >> you're welcome. ♪ >>> it is time now for the mix and a british company is trying a little something new. they're giving all of their employees every other friday off. >> i'm down for that. >> who's

our own judge janine pirro confronting special counsel and why the senate is wasting taxpayer money. for the past four months said he's not firing mueller, why do you continue to push the bill? >> i made a commitment to my colleague. >> the senate has passed virtually no bills, the house passed over 400 bills, what are you guys doing about whether mueller should be fired? jillian: grassley said nothing is getting done because of democratic filibuster but does not believe mueller will get fired. hillary clinton adding one more growing list as to what happened, the media, the mainstream political coverage was influenced by the right-wing media ecosystem, relentlessly negative news has had a leveling effect that opens the doors to charlatans. jillian: clinton added that the political races since she lost have been more fairly covered. rob. rob: all right, democrats now desperate to take -- to retake the house come november but on the one of nancy pelosi's tom lieutenants now calling out the party's leadership if we are still in the minority come november, all of us have got to go. so is

he was there with fox news host including janine and bill shine. sources familiar with the conversations that the president was having with them tell us that they essentially told him that his base believes he is getting soft on immigration and going a step further. they told the president that they believe that success for republicans in the mid term elections depends on his ability to tout success on the border wall. that he's making progress on this long promised plan to build a border wall with mexico. something the president has been frufred by and cannot do because to have the stalemate in congress. >> i want to go to barbara red. she worked with donald trump for more than 15 years. david also with me. former presidential advisor to four presidents. the second member that said i was fired by tweet. the president never had the conversation personally. is this the man that you know in terms of how he wanted to deal with people viindividually or directly. >> i never saw him fire anyone. i heard him talking about it. the difference between then a

and others were janine pirro and hardliner steven miller. white house is putting forward its own immigration proposal as we mentioned earlier. back with us to talk about it, jill colvin, who was the author of the a.p. piece and franco aurd nez, correspondent for m m m mcclachy paper. >> no new arrivals of young immigrants are going to be able to get daca. daca is for people who had already been here, who arrived since 2014. as you pointed out, trump killed daca. he ended it last year when he ended the program. so there is certainly some fact checking needed. for trump to be saying that this is attracting people, technically that can't happen. the administration is trying to now say what he meant or what they're trying to explain is that the idea of daca is giving human smugglers ammunition to claim some type of permission that might attract more immigrants. but there's no legal way or any way that people are going to come and get daca now. >> jill, you report he is seething on the subject of immigration. when last we heard in the cabinet roo

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i'm janine, advocating for truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. >> where?ll are you? greg: where the hell is bill? [cheering and applause] yes, tonight the white house correspondents dinner we are showing that crap. [laughter] i was invited and so was trump but we both said no. i think trump

i'm janine, advocating forg. truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. >> where? all right. bill, where the hell are you? greg: where the hell is bill? [cheering and applause] yes, tonight the white house correspondents dinner we are showing that crap. [laughter] i was invited and so was trump but we both said no. i think trump said a best. >> you may have heard i was invited to another event tonight, the white house correspondents dinner. [crowd boos] but i would much rather be in washington, michigan than in washington dc right now. greg: a very clever. just in case something happened at the correspondents dinner we had someone here monitoring the event. poor guy. this was a great week, one of the best weeks ever. it's right up there with the miracle on ice or when the wall fell or when lou dobbs woke up in my basement. [laughter] that rascal, he not through the restraints. it was a week of history, hugs and handshakes. [laughter] >> i like him a lot. [laughter] greg: is a handshake. the salesman signature and trump is always leaves the bruise. how do you prepar

president trump was with his mar-a-lago cabinet for the holiday weekend, and it included news anchors janine piero, shawn hannity, don king and his immigration hard liner steven miller. not in attendance we're told chief of staff john kelly. are we seeing the repercussions of that? >> sure. and i think it's what frank said he was not acting under staff advice. what we're seeing over the last 48 hours is really the full display of the trump administration. we are led tonight by a president making policy pronouncements he doesn't quite fully understand. he still doesn't quite fully understand. he's attacking a justice process he doesn't understand. he's tinkering with trade economics he doesn't fully understand. he's undermining the basic freedoms of speech he still doesn't fully understand. but talk about who he had dinner with. what he does understand is all of it works for his base. this is trump's gop. everything we saw on in the last 48 hours reflects on the republican party, fully. >> yeah, absolutely. that's a good assessment. president trump released a series of tweets claiming daca is

is it just because he sits down with sean hannity and judge janine? is that enough to move the president? >> it's not quite clear where the turmoil within the president is coming from, but i do think the daca issue is a red herring on both sides. the white house made it clear they're not going to toss out these daca programs. it's simply not a priority. so when president trump says the white house is putting these kids at risk, that's not true. they're not being kicked out of the country. and when he says, we would have had a deal, these kids would be safe if not for the democrats, again, it's something of a red herring. what is missing is a sense of permanent stability and security and maybe citizenship which was on the table at some point on the part of both the white house and democrats for these kids. but the idea they're about to get thrown out of the country because there wasn't a deal is factless. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, the president said, you give me my border wall, i'll give you citizenship. then the president decided he needed mo

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. >> brangham: marine major janine garner flies kc-13, those mid- air refueling planes. and a number of other officers took a group picture at lunch, and garner posted it online. a couple months later, it appeared on another one of these private group sites, peppered by >> i mean, how can i look to the marine to the right and to theit left of me andhere and wonder, "were you one of the ones who said you wanted to rape me? were you one of the ones who said i it erodes everything that we stand for and it goes completely against our core values. how can the american public trust us? >> if you're in my unit, and i'm going to post things about you on social media because of your gender, your ethnicity, your sexual preference, no. that's not acceptable. so you own that space. >> brangham: general robert neller is the commandant of the marine corps, its most sofior cer. neller visited marine bases nationwide to address the scandal, which he says isn't just about online behavior, it's about basic respect for women in the corps.e >> and the wayeat them is not acceptable. anuif yo

here's a graphic of people that he dined with or hung out with at mar-a-lago, janine peero, sean hannity don king, mike len dell who owns my pillow, i'm not sure how he feels about daca but i do know the first two are pretty hardline on immigration. so do you think that that's what influenced him? >> well, hard to say what influenced him. i supported the omnibus spending bill. i was responsible for 92 and a half billion dollars worth of it. that said, we -- we did exactly what president trump and his administration wanted on defense. they wanted a robust increase, $700 billion for the department of defense. this is a very big win for the administration. got exactly what they asked for. so -- >> the president said he couldn't stand that bill, you know? >> well, he was part of the budget agreement that set the framework out and his administration was part of the negotiation. >> he thought it was a lousy bill and he'll never sign another thing like that he said? >> his secretary of defense is very happy about this situation. we did exactly pretty much what jim mattis wanted us to do. it's h

you can see a lot of fox news personalities and including sean hannity and janine pirro along with don king and bill shine. we hear corey lewandowski was around him but absent john kelly, what does that tell you? >> certainly, every time the president surrounds himself with a lot of the loyalists who were supporters of his during the course of the campaign, he has a tendency to then revert back to a lot of the very hardline positions, particularly on immigration, that were a primary piece of his agenda that he campaigned on but it also goes back to stephen miller who was spending time with him this weekend who is the author of that framework that the white house put out who really pushed this president into maintaining a hardline on immigration so that in a way the president was able to publicly position himself as being supportive of dreamers by saying, i'm willing to grant a path to citizenship, i just want all of these antiimmigrant proposals in return and so that having it both ways, it also shows that he hasn't cut ties with a lot of the controversy figures like corey lewandowski,

convinced over the course of the weekend, he had dinner with sean hannity, sat down with jani jani janinet's send you to west virginia, you can sit there and talk about tax reform and how good this has been for people. and not a single iota of news was made about tax reform today in west virginia, except for us saying that it was at a tax reform thing that he said the rest of this. >> let me press you. if it's such a good issue for him, why does he arely on lies about immigration? >> his entire campaign is predicated on the things he said about mexican immigrants in trump tower, it really is. he had his campaign launch june 16th, 2016, made those comment about mexico, was doing nothing for about two weeks, until univision spoke up and said, with you know, we're not going to partner with you on miss universe anymore because of what you said. and it became this huge culture fight. all of a sudden he had cameras on him all the time. he had this big rally in arizona and all these people started paying attention to him. and he built up this core base of anti-immigrant republicans that was enou

sean hannity, janine piro, bill shine, a former fox news executive. so there's a lot of people in his ear who are reflective of that trump base. i don't want to conflate it with the republicans. but the trump base and the trump base believes wholeheartedly that when he said he was going to build the wall, it was not symbolic, it was not sort of a campaign promise that politics make, that it was the core central, most important thing he can do. and if he does not do it, it is an actual betrayal, maybe the one thing that actually leads some of them to jump off the trump bandwagon. >> here is a question, chris cillizza, he needs congress to make that happen. listen, he's creating a stir. there's no question. he's great at driving at what people are talking about, but is he going to get congress, the republican leadership in congress to move on this? >> bewell, like we see so much with trump, jim, the rhetoric is at 10, the policy solutions are at 1. while we're going to close these loopholes? what specifically is it related to the caravan, people seeking

director of hand in hand for syria, who run hospitals and provide water and sanitation across syria. janinethe children. welcome. you had staff working all over syria. how fearful are they about idlib being targeted next by president assad? it is not about how fearful. eventually president assad and the government of syria will close in on idlib. what we will see isa close in on idlib. what we will see is a mass migration. you either reconcile with them are go to idlib. eventually they will close on it. what does that mean? as in, and take it over. they will come and take it over like they did in douma. potentially barrel bombs or worse? yes. if you look at any kind of weapon the government of syria is using right now, it will cause mass casualties. it is heavily populated. there are 3.5 million people living in idlib. the resources are overstretched. aid agencies can no longer cope. jenin, would you agree with that? humanitarian agencies cannot cope with what is happening in idlib? it is notjust the masses of people entering now, this is happening for a very long time. idlib has been an on

i want to play janine piero, the big defender of donald trump. rebutting the possibility that there is indeed a pea tape. >> jim, you say the president was concerned when you presented him with your fake dossier alleging the president had prostitutes peeing on him in moscow and of course, just to hit the president a little more and to get a great headline, you say this. >> but i don't know whether the current president of the united states had prostitutes peeing on him in 2013. it's possible but i don't know. >> jim, it's possible. and it's possible martians were in that room peeing on the prostitutes too. >> martians, martians peeing on the prostitutes too. betsy woodruff, you've done great reporting for us. on donald trump's strange and evolving legal team situation, what can you tell us based on your reporting about whether or not this possibility that i raise with danny earlier might be the case, that donald trump seemed to have had an interest in maybe potentially having the fbi investigate whether or not there was indeed a tape, find it and

>> they need their base to turn us of the janine donald trump job approval rating to move upwards to get a little better and getting the base to be energized. the real challenge for republicans facing from the white house is that president trump wants to talk about trade, he was a focus on immigration but a lot of congressional republican leaders like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan want their candidates to talk about the tax cuts. they wanted to talk about the state of the economy which is quite good. and there is a ride going and even within the republican party we have the congressional side of the party wanted to focus on the economy. but the president wants to talk about the trade from conflict with china and that is not where every republican 24 congress is right now. >> you think they'll get together between now and november and come up with a solidified message? >> there will need to if they want to hold the control of the house. the one way republican might have a chance to salvage majority is if there base turns out at the same number of democratic base does. right now, it wi

when viewers tuned in, this is what the host, janine pirro said.p down as speaker of the house." >> a throwback this thursday to another time the president promoted a show on fox news and the host called for the speaker to step down. it's so painful. months later, paul ryan has announced his retirement. bob mueller, on the other hand, isn't going anywhere despite the president's public support for a tv program trying to undercut the russia investigation. welcome back to "morning joe." this is where we're at. it's thursday, april 12. with us, we have nbc news national political reporter heidi przybyla, republican communications strategist, now an msnbc political contributor, rick tyler, columnist and associate editor for the "washington post," david ignatius, and joining the conversation, political reporter for the "washington post," moderator of "washington week" on pbs and msnbc political analyst robert costa. and also, professor of history at tulane university, walter isaacson. bob costa, we'll start with you. what's the latest from the white hou

janine machin is here to tell us more. she is standing in a car park by the way. no expense spared.hat they did was go around and borrowed and begged for food and decorations and made a day to rememberfor 50 people. decorations and made a day to remember for 50 people. i decorations and made a day to rememberfor 50 people. ithink decorations and made a day to rememberfor 50 people. i think that is probably why they got the royal wedding invitation. what was their reaction when it dropped on that matter? surprise, and i think more questions followed. perhaps not surprisingly the details of the day area surprisingly the details of the day are a little bit sketchy, probably for security reasons. one thing they have been told, rather intriguingly, perhaps they might like to take a picnic with them to windsor castle. wedding catering is was slightly tricky. perhaps that was a solution. in recognition of their work, tessa and hayley have already had one will invitation to a garden party at buckingham palace and then another envelope dropped through the door, but this time it was a wedding