that is a tough one, jerry. i don't know, jerry. i will have to think about that one, jerry. buffalo, troy, virginia tech, oh no, jerry. ole miss and wake forest. those are really top schools. maybe in four years or five years i will come. good luck. the success of your athletic program arriving on a big stage should be a reminder to every new graduate of just what you can achieve when you start small,pursue a big vision, and never, ever quit. you never quit. if i give you one message to hold in your hearts today, it is this -- never, ever give up. there will be times in your life you will want to quit. you will want to go home. you want to go home perhaps to that wonderful mother sitting back there watching you and say, mom, i cannot do it. i cannot do it. just never quit. go back home and tell mom, dad, i can do it. i can do it. i will do it. you are going to be successful. i have seen so many brilliant people. they gave up in life. they were totally brilliant. they were top of their class. they were the best students, the best of everything, they gave up. i have seen other

that's a tough one, jerry. i don't know, jerry. i'll have to think about that one, jerry. buffalo.ch. oh, no, jerry, ole miss. and wake forest. those are really top schools. maybe in four or five years. maybe you'll build it up. the success of your athletic program arriving on the big stage should be a reminder to every new graduate of just what you can achieve when you start small, pursue a big vision and never ever quit. you never quit. if i give you one message to hold in your hearts today, it's this. never ever give up. there will be times in your life you'll want to quit, you'll want to go home. you'll want to go home, perhaps to that wonderful mother that's sitting back there watching you and saying mom, i can't do it. i can't do it. just never quit. go back home and tell mom, dad, i can do it. i can do it. i will do it. i'll be successful. i've seen so many brilliant people, they gave up in life. they were totally brilliant. they were top of their class. they were the best students. they were the best of everything. they gave up. i've seen others who really didn't have that

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jerry: marcus, i'm jerry. lemonis: jerry, how are you? jerry: very good. nice to meet you.eff. -lemonis: nice to meet you. couple struggles that i have. i think the fact that it's not truly a total clear-span building changes things a little because your space layout now has to work around poles, and the way you move your forklift and your shelving changes for what we need it for. how long's it been sitting empty? jerry: about two and a half to three years ago. lemonis: so, it's been a while. jerry: yeah. lemonis: what's the term you're looking for? jerry: for a five-year term on the lease. lemonis: so i'd be willing to start with a six-year term, then two more five options. and so i'm willing to pay you $8,000 a month in rent. but i would need that first year for free. the building's been sitting empty for three years, and so... jerry: six months of free rent? lemonis: go to nine, call it a day? nine months? we got a deal? jerry: we got a deal. lemonis: while moving to this facility may be more efficient, it also makes us more profitable. the difference in rent is about $8

>> jerry?it got on the carpet. >> the carpet i clean, jerry. >> don't worry. >> the new carpet. >> you're out. >> you know what. he is trying to get me upset. >> all right, here it is coming. >> let's not ruin this. oh, yeah. >> look at that terrible video caught on surveillance in westchester pa, a man is making fun of a man wit cerebral palsy, walks up to him, and sucker punches him in the face, he was arrested, i can't believe these things happen. >> only in florida, a 34-year-old jennifer driving on i75, she hit what she thought was a fox, it was a gator, her car flipped over. the gate oa golden state or is - gator is dead, she is okay. >> killed the gator? >> kill the gator . >> michael. >> oh. you have to go in there and explain and throw taylor out. >> i don't have my mic, i got kicked off the set. . >> you may have speed but i'm not really ready, i don't have speed yet. >> of georgia saw graduation was an unattainable goal, he had to stop going to class for personal reasons, his teacher

he want today do what jerry ford had done famously. jerry ford had a model he called the spokes of the whole where you would have 5-7 advisors with equal access coming and going and for ford it was a disaster. within a month, ford realized it was chaotic and dysfunctional and like drinking from a fire hose. he reached out to rumsfeld and powered him. that was a month in but with jimmy carter it was two and a half years. the carter administration were warned the spokes on the whole didn't work. >> dick cheney was telling jack almost every day. >> yes, he was. he left when we took over and moved in on january 20th and moved into the west wing there was a broken bicycle wheel that

jerry in alabama, jerry! >> caller: booyah, jim. i bought schlumberger, and it's now $10 less. should i buy more? >> that's what i told my charitable trust. i said, 68, 69, come on. nice yield, great balance sheet. maybe buy more at 65 if oil

for jerry. well being right now. i have to keep him strong. right now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. >> the nature of this involves, allegedly, crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know, crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> and they really hold that against me, though, i mean -- i really had nothing to do with it. >> i understand. that's what we have to see, what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. remember, they've got to prove, they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game. and the days drag in here, time waits for no one. it ticks along. in here, it drags. you've got to man up now and, you know, hold your own. don't break and stay strong. okay. >> makes me mad to we're all being held accountable for his actions. new

. >> jerry's wife dee has a huge surprise for him. jerry, come on outside.show you. >> their surprises get tricky. she was surprising him with kids and all that not too long ago. >> close your eyes, baby. surprise. isn't it so cool? >> i got you a car, baby. the one you've always wanted. >> mclaren. he's like, thanks. >> that's a joke. >> it's a toy car. but the toy car matches the one that's right behind him. >> no! >> all right. >> what? >> beautiful. brand-new spanking mclaren 650s. >> they must be making bank. >> jerry doesn't buy it at first. no, no, no way. and it takes her awhile to convince him. honey, this is real. >> this is mine, for real? >> yes! >> he is over the moon excited. >> what's the big deal with the mclaren? it's a formula one racing car. this is one you can buy built by a racing team. >> big, jaw-dropping gift. >> it's a beast. it's gorgeous. even just up and down the street. everybody watching this video was waiting for that shoe to drop. ha, ha, honey, it's a prank. but it wasn't. so people were like, that's incredible. i cannot beli

. >> this is my father, jerry, this is my mother, martha. >> we first met jerry bonds during our shootinge original "lockup" at indiana state prison in 2006. >> to be honest, i grew up with a two-parent, middle-class home. you know, my brother and my older brother, they all graduated from college. i just happened to go down a wrong road, was selling drugs and running the streets. >> at the time, our cameras captured another bonds' family visit. but due to a variety of disciplinary problems, it was a noncontact visit with his parents and three children. and jerry bonds, sr., was none too happy about it. >> i was upset at first. and i even threatened him to not even bring his kids up here. >> the last time we were on camera, we couldn't talk to him other than through a piece of glass. we couldn't touch him. so being able to come to a ceremony like this, it makes it all worthwhile. >> we all make mistakes. i mean, i have. >> i have a job. i work with a counselor. i'm her clerk. i've been doing that for the past maybe six months. i've been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not getting in

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. of course, they would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. then, quite unexpected, something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >> coming up, a letter that had everyone in town talking. >> i reme

so we'll start with a question for jerry. so president trump said last june in a campaign speech in pennsylvania, a state where there are many shuttered factories and steel mills, then candidate trump said globalization who made the financial elite who donate to politicians very, very wealthy, but it has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heartache. what is your reaction to the presidential remarks? >> well, when you think about globalization, you know, you have to ask the question, isn't it obvious and woe jue just say and kind of get to the deception here. the reason it is not so obvious is that the data are actually really convoluted because there are a lot of things going on. there's one major event going on that keeps us from getting to the root of this in terms of the data. that is at the same time as we've had had globalization, that is over the last 15 years because we didn't see this with the early times of nafta. but over the last 15 years, during that same time what we've seen is the rise of

we were going on and on about ben and jerries last week.i said lauren demorale cones and maybe sarah cinnamon ofnlt i don't know what would work with me. but we're always working. >> good to see you have important things our mind. turmoil and drama in washington we're talking about season five of house of cards and the wait is over. we have a preview of what to expect next. i'm so excited. you all should watch that show starting monday 11:30 at night. in the meantime turmoil in washington, house of cards back for season five went live tonight at three in the morning. >> you tried to wait up but you couldn't do it. >> premiering on netflix now. ashley dvorkin spoke with the stars to find out what kind of chaos is in stores this time. house of cards ne campbell says working on a political show during an election year could be surreal and all-encompassing experience. we do know some, but it's interesting to be on a political show filming. people ask you for your opinion more. >> filming an election while an election is happening. you want to b

jerry i'll get to you in a moment about the implications of the visit.ident trump has a key meeting with king salman of saudi arabia. what are they expected to discuss? >> reporter: certainly the possibility of business, when you talk about politics and regional influence, the saudis are very keen for president trump to reverse the perceptions president obama's administration and be tougher on iran. the foreign minister the day before spoke about the need for iran to be made to act like a normal country to follow international law. sec mattis when he was here a month ago said the united states must help saudi arabia resist against iran's mischief in the region. that's something where the king will want president trump to deliver. also there's this aspiration they called trump courageous, it may help bring middle east peace between the israelis and palestini palestinians, many presidents hoped for that. for president trump here the saudi stop on this trip should be the one where he can best draw that line between everything that's happening in washington,

joining us is jerry that is the corporate partnership manager for city year. kelly is chief operating officer for united way women's services. tell us about what it is about how it got started and why you do it this way? >> it's june 28th. it's the largest giving day in maryland, d.c. and virginia. we do it. this is our 5th year. we raised over $5 million in five years for the community nonprofits and it's really to bring awareness to our region about people in need in the nonprofits that need the support. >> we know you do this for maximum impact. what's a greater impact than the donations given throughout the year. >> we t emphasis so people can get excited so that it can galvanize support. >> there's hundreds of them. >> hundreds. last year we had over 700 participating nonprofits and we like all nonprofits to at least register which is free at do more 24.org because if donors are watching and see it's do more 24 then they want to hopefully find their favorite nonprofit and they're going to receive that donation so we encourage all nonprofits to register. >

that's a tough one, jerry. i don't know, jerry.going to have to think about that one, jerry. >> oh, wow. he loves that jerry. [ laughter ] the president i'm sure you know fired fbi director james comey last week and then tweeted this. he wrote, "james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press." i don't know. if i was donald trump i wouldn't mention tapes and leaking in the same sentence. just in case. but lawmakers in washington are now demanding if there are tapes trump turn them over, not just democrats but republicans like senator lindsey graham are urging the white house to clear the air too. here's the thing. donald trump will never release tapes because the only tapes he has were recorded on the "access hollywood" bus. there is no tape. although if he does have tapes, if he did secretly record the director of the fbi, that's incredible. it's so nutty. i mean, he's the president. you don't even know who to root for. it's like when hulk hogan dyed his hair black and teamed u

. >> jerry's wife dee has a huge one for him. come on outside, i got something to show you. >> their surprises get tricky though. she was surprising him with kids and all that not too long ago. i don't know. >> close your eyes, baby. >> surprise. suspect it so cool? >> i got you a car, baby. the one you've always wanted. mcclaren. he's like, thanks. >> that's a joke. >> it's just a toy car, but the toy car matches the one that's right behind him. >> no. >> all right. >> beautiful brand new spanking mclaren 650-s. >> they must be making bank. >> but jerry doesn't buy it at first. he's like, no, no, no way. it takes her awhile to say this is real. >> this is mine for real? >> yes. >> he's over the moon. >> it's a formula one racing team. this is a car you can buy built by a formula 1 racing team. >> in the neighborhood of $250,000 to $300,000. big jaw dropping. sounds like a beast. it's gorgeous. even gets up and down the street. everybody watching this video was waiting for that shoe to drop. saying ha-ha it's a prank. but it wasn

. >> jerry is like, i don't know what is going on, sir. >> surprise. >> jerry is so focused in on the conversation with the officer. >> he doesn't want to get a ticket. >> he's trying to figure out how to get out of it. >> a child in the car with no car seat. >> you have the right to remain stupefied. >> here is the story behind the video. he's in the army, has ptsd. he was an officer who assisted him. he helped break the news to jerry. >> a great name. >> another officer steps in, hands a bag. >> to you on your birthday. >> the surprises just keep on coming. >> you love my amazing dad. >> congrats, man. >> thanks. >> you're about to see the beginning of a very long but necessary journey. this video put out by international animal rescue. they along with forest officials rescued what was living in here for two years, an lived there two years. >> he claimed it was given to him. they went to rescue him but he wouldn't relinquish him. they went back and he was convinced to let him go. >> he should end up in a box for two years for that. >> you can see his eyes. he's so afraid. >> they ha

joining us is jerry eiler, kelly brinkley, and chris thompson. welcome all of you. on this sunday morning. familiar with do more 24, tell us what it's about, how it got started and why you do it this way. >> do more 24 is on june 8th. it's the region's largest giving day. in maryland, d.c. and virginia. and we do it -- this is our fifth year. we have raised over $5 million in five years. for the community non-profits. it's really to bring awareness to our region about people in need and the non-profits that need the support and dollars. >> we know you do this for maximum impact. explain how marshaling all of this these resources and giving on this one day makes a greater impact than donations given to the non-profits throughout the year. >> it creates a sense of urgency. people say, i will get around to it, i will donate. we try to put as much emphasize so people get excited and the we can raise moredollars for the non-profits. >> there are hundreds of them. >> last year we had over 700 participating non-profits. we like all non-profits to at least register, which i

now separated, the two inmates are christopher penuelez and jerry sanchez.in jail on drug possession charges and have pled not guilty. >> they were approached by an unidentified inmate, who told them through the door that they had to fight. they had to fight to prove their heart in the gang. >> the winner would gain acceptance into the gang. the loser would be kicked out. refusing to fight was not an option. >> they had told us if me and him didn't fight that they were going to stab both of us. me and chris were scared. chris started crying. i didn't want to fight with him. but in this place you don't know what's going to happen. so i looked at chris and chris looked at me and chris started crying. and chris was just like what do you want to do? i said i don't want to fight with you. you know what i'm saying? >> me and him are talking about it and talking about it and we just finally came to it and said [ bleep ] it, we'll box each other. we've got to do what we've got to do to survive. we just started hitting each other. that's it. we were just closed fists

. >>> jerry brown putting in some serious cash to help fight deportation. the millions in the state budget now set aside to help defend illegal immigrants. >>> partly cloudy skies and a chance for a few showers tomorrow for tuesday and eventually warmer temperatures. we will is your five-day forecast coming up after the break. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> reporter ellison barber explains what the white house is doing about it. >> this is believed to be the largest extortion hack in history. the attack could grow and people need to work tomorrow ask and start logging onto their computers. >> is this just the beginning? >> that is the concern that this ransom ware attack will be even larger. >> reporter: this all began on friday hitting hospitals in englan

>>reporter: one of jer jerry hill's bill -- jerry hill's bills would make it illegal to smoke marijuanar and alcohol possession with the drugs in their system. this is gaining acceptance from police departments in california after the judge accepted the results of the test last year and advocating for -- not on the tests themselves or the technology, but making sure that officers are best trained to spot the signs of impairment. a really big debate going on and a couple of pieces of legislation heading their way to tackle this issue in california. >> alex savage in ber lee. thank you. >>> a fire starting in -- in contra costa boulevard and spread inside. no report on any injuries and at this point, it's unclear if that fire was intentionally hit. >>> a boy hit and killed in a parking lot of a mobile park. in sherwood drive at 6:30 yesterday evening and say a four-year-old boy was riding scooters in the parking lot of the complex with his 6-year-old sibling. and a woman said at 6-year-old rolled in front of the car, she slowed down, but didn't see the 4-year-old, remained on the scene an

jerry garcia the guitar. >> this instrument is more than instrument. there are no more passionate fans at that those who love the grateful dead. the deadheads. >> wolf first appears -- appeared in 1973. >> it is the embodiment of jerry garcia at his very best. the heart of his career. i can't of any other musician where fans knew the instrument and identify the instrument with the performer as this instrument is identified with jerry. >> wolf was previously sown -- sold in 2002 where it pitched -- fetched more than $1 million. now the buyer has returned this instrument for a one lot auction. >> it is such a divisive time in our nation's history. he wanted to do something meaningful with wolf and give 100% of the proceeds to a very wonderful organization known as the southern poverty law center and has been fighting racism and poverty and hate groups. >> the auction will be held on may 31st following and of music at new york city's brooklyn bowl. >>> a computer problem hits several starbucks stores around the bay area. starbucks a says of this problem i

jerry, are you sure you know what you're doing? jerry, auburn? i don't know about that, jerry."ments of levity come after a very tumultuous week for the president -- despite the fact he mostly stayed out of the public eye, following the removal of now-former f-b-i director james comey on tuesday......the fallout of which continues to dog the president.trump told reporters on air force one, his decision on a replacement for comey could come next week, before his first overseas trip as president.president donald trump: "i think the process is gonna go quickly, because almost all of them are very well known, so -- you know -- they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. but very well known, highly respected, really talented people, and that's what we want for the fbi."according to the department of justice, several people are now being considered for that position, including acting f-b-i director andrew mccabe.i'm andrew spencer, reporting (jr stone) north korea has launched a ballistic missile close to the country's west coast. the us calculates that the missile landed 60

jerry! jerry! what do you guys think? >> he was your inspiration, wasn't he?>> now i am on a "the five." >> what does that say about us? >> i don't know. >> what does it say about america, kimberly. >> your party wants him. >> i don't know, your party has donald trump, so take your pick. the final thing is -- the funny thing is this country with -- he was the mayor of cincinnati, let's be clear. you have to explain what happens when he was the mayor of cincinnati. he wrote a check to the lady of the night. >> donald trump does not do that. >> i think the democrats are mistaken if they think that finding a celebrity is going to be the key, because what president trump has, yes, he had celebrity and the business background, but he had this ability to connect which i do not think jerry springer does. >> jerry springer cannot connect, what you think? >> this is not a good book. he introduced a decade sideshow circus into american pop culture, basically pickled a generation's brain. it was not bad enough sitting at home in the afternoon watching tv, but at least yo

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take pkg jerry banner alex redina take pkg sot jerry rodrguez fiscal de distrito "the mother came tohe police department last night saying that the child had not been returned" la madre lleg al departamento de polica anoche diciendo que el beb no haba sido regresado...as lo confirm el investigador jerry rodrguez est tarde durante una conferencia de prensa... el pequeÑo en cuestin...makai bangoura de casi dos aÑos de edad...se encontraba en manos de jason lam, su padre... de acuerdo con las indagaciones preliminares, el sospechoso de 30 aÑos comparte la custodia del beb en conjunto con la mama... fue captado por una cmara de video de vigilancia el jueves en el supermercado safeway de menlo park... sot alex sebastin vocero del fiscal de distrito "there was some erratic behavior which gave us some great concern" el vocero del fiscal dijo que, fue el comportamiento errtico del hombre que levant preocupacin entre los agentes...en adicin de que haba violado los trminos de su acuerdo de custodia... inmediatamente, se emiti una alerta amber ...inicialmente solo en el area de la baha pero des

jerry responded to the pentagon with us after 9/11. jerry died on 9/11 in 2010. paul wilson, he responded to shanksville after 9/11. and then down here is william craig, known as bob craig. he is an agent out of the pittsburgh office that also went to shanksville. >> reporter: for thomas o'connor, president of the fbi agents association, the addition of these names, members of his team responding to the pentagon, is nearly ten years in the making. >> director comey was instrumental in recognizing that these agents were line of duty deaths. that is why we are standing here at the national law enforcement officers memorial. >> reporter: the issue, fbi agents like steven carr, robert roth, and wesley yu died years after the attacks. cancer caused by fumes from the debris. bureaucracy kept those deaths from being classified as happening in the line of duty. >> about three years ago when director comey came in we had been trying to get some traction on this recognition of these agents, line of duty deaths. director comey came in, picked up on it. over 50 names went up

jerry, are you sure you know what you're doing? jerry, auburn? i don't know about that, jerry."moments of levity come after a very tumultuous week for the president -- despite the fact he mostly stayed out of the public eye, following the removal of now-former f-b-i director james comey on tuesday......the fallout of which continues to dog the president.trump told reporters on air force one, his decision on a replacement for comey could come next week, before his first overseas trip as president.president donald trump: "i think the process is gonna go quickly, because almost all of them are very well known, so -- you know -- they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. but very well known, highly respected, really talented people, and that's what we want for the fbi."according to the department of justice, several people are now being considered for that position, including acting f-b-i director andrew mccabe.i'm andrew spencer, reporting (gabe slate)

when to go, jerry. [applause] >> thank you, marguerite, thank you, jerry.gerated personal. praise of them all -- or all absolutely true. he is fromo add, pennsylvania, born in scranton. [applause] age, his family undertook that of hazardous crossing of the delaware river. [applause] to settle in wilmington. there, mr. biden successfully ran for one a seat in the u.s. senate in 1982, becoming one of the youngest senators in american history. that was just the beginning of a career of one of our nations great public servants. he won elections of -- of the senate's times and was elected vice president twice. ladies and gentlemen, please 47th price -- vice president of the united states [applause] of america, joe biden. [applause] [applause] ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you, very very much. ♪ -- those of us who have served in public office for some time are accustomed to say, it is an honor to be here. but this is truly, an honor to be invited to participate today. a --o follow such distinguished speakers. i mean t

i want to thank president jerry falwell and his incredible wife becky. up, becky, for their kind words, their steadfast support, and their really wonderful friendship. let me also extend our appreciation to the entire falwell family, trey, sarah, wesley, laura and caroline. thank you for everything you do to make this university so exception exceptional. most importantly to our new graduates, each of you should take immense pride in what you have achieved. there's another group of amazing people we want to celebrate today, and they are the ones who have made this journey possible for you, and you know who that is? nobody. you forgot already. you're going to go out and do whatever you're going to do. some will make a lot of money, some will be even happier doing other things. they're your parents and your grandparents. don't forget them. you haven't forgotten yet? never, ever forget them. they're great. especially this weekend, let's make sure we give a really extra-special thanks to the moms. don't forget our moms. graduates today is your day, today is y

state senator jerry hill joins us to talk about new legislation he's introduce today curb the abuse of the parking privilege. >>> the governor holding back money from uc schools after a scathing audit. we sit down with assembly woman katherine baker to figure out what went wrong. >>> whoever is doing this, they won't stop me. >> and a massive fire in the east bay burns down a construction site for the second time in less than a year. why the developer thinks it's arson. >>> good morning. it's 7:30 on this sunday, may 14th. happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day. on to the news. >>> more than a dozen homes are still under evacuation this morning after a suspicious 5-alarm fire in emeryville. sky drone 5 shows what's left of the multi million dollar apartment complex that was almost completed. we spoke to the developer who believes the second fire was no accident. >> if this sounds like a familiar story that's because this exact thing happened here before. in july, this apartment complex burned to the ground and the developer is convinced this is a case of arson. >> ash rained down li

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>> jerry. >> i am hunting ufos today. guess what?l and they have been to new jersey multiple times. want to know how i know? doctor ufo confirmed it. you know it is real because he has a license plate that says so. >> have you ever personally seen a ufo? >> sure. right here in trenton. my wife and i just moved in and we had just gotten married in 1963. i was coming home one night and i saw strange, look like a star or satellite going across the sky. i called my wife and she was cooking dinner and i said come out watch the satellite. we took five minutes to watch it and way up overhead it goes -- and it was gone in a split second. >> holy smokes, that was no satellite, what was that? >> that was not the only ufo sighting that has happened here in trenton. he showed me pictures of another one more recently that happened in january. it starts off pretty far away, you think it is just a.and then maybe two dots. but then, it's like a little blurry. i think it was moving. he introduced me to his neighbor and sister who sought over the brid

jerry falwell who was the founder of this university. falwell surprised people early on in the campaign when he endorsed donald trump during the primary. the first world major evangelical leader to do so and that really helped donald trump in a big way in the republican primary. to a certain extent this speech here today by trump was a thank you message to jerry falwell, repeatedly telling him how impressed he was with his work here at liberty, and how much he appreciated the support that falwell gave him during the campaign. been to your point, trump really tried to connect with the students and the faculty here on a faith level, connecting to their religion and you mentioned what he said before. let's play that moment with he talked about what type of nation the united states is. >> america has always been the land of dreams because america is a nation of true believers. when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. when the founders wrote the declaration of independence, they invoked our creator four times. because in america we

s/jerry gourdaine, haitiano "despus del terremoto muchos no estaban trabajando.nidos encontraron trabajo" lo preocupa el reporte que publico este martes la prensa asociada. segn ap, el gobierno de donald trump est pidiendo informacin sobre crmenes cometidos por haitianos. y eso sucede preciso mientras el departamento de seguridad nacional est evaluando si extender o no ese programa para inmigrantes de esa comunidad. la noticia adems preocupa a personas de otros pases que tambin se benefician del tps. s/jonathan jayes green, activista "hoy se trata de haiti, maÑana puede ser el salvador, honduras, de todos nuestros pases que se benefician de estos programas" segn este abogado, esto s sienta un precedente. s/luis paoli, abogado de inmigracin "aparentemente estn re- inventando, re-analizando todo el proceso del tps. pero una de las fallas que est identificando la administracin es que hay personas que no son elegibles ya al programa, aunque lo eran anteriormente, ya no son" el tps para haitianos expira en julio. no es claro si los datos sobre delitos cometidos por in

el gobernador jerry brown aumentÓ el presupuesto millonario para la representaciÓn legal.esentaciÓn es un gran alivio para los millones de indocumentados en ese estado. dulce: california reafirmÓ su compromiso con la comunidad inmigrante. el gobernador jerry brown modificÓ el presupuesto estatal para agregar 15 millones de dÓlares destinados a los servicios de ayuda legal para personas en proceso de deportaciÓn. >> california siempre ha estado a la vanguardia en cuestiÓn de leyes por emigrantes. desgraciadamente tenemos un texas que es totalmente lo contrario, o arizona. dulce: activistas dicen que este fondo serÁ vital ante las inminentes detenciones y deportaciones como el presupuesto es de 33 millones de dÓlares que incluyen 3 millones para los menores no acompaÑados, 15 millones para el programa de california y se agregÓ el fondo de 15 millones para otros servicios legales migratorios. >> no solamente para dar servicios de inmigraciÓn, sino en aquellos casos que sea posible, nos vamos a hacer cargo de financiar abogados que defienden a quienes corren la amenaza de ser

guest host regulars include, jerry o'connell. andy cohen. andersen cooper.e list though. to kid, we will have to tune in though in a few hours to find out. >> i don't think one of those people on the list. >> it going to be kendis gibson. >> nice working with all of you. >> duping us the whole time? >> you know if that were the case. >> bay a bigger mug. >> this mug. >> the world news mug. >> and this mug. >> this mug. curious who it is. thinking it will be an athlete? or maybe t.j., what its tj. doing? >> yeah. i don't know. lots of speculation. tell you who it won't be? >> me. every fridays, mondays as well. >> so am i. no. >> so, speaking of big winners. the daytime emmy awards were last night. some of the winners included -- general hospital. and ellen. >> however, we had to take a moment to recognize, one more big winner. >> this is huge. >> and the emmy goes to "good morning america." abc. >> how awesome is that. >> look, david herndon from the l.a. bureau. picking up awards in l.a. >> they have brought home the award for outstanding morning program. v

prsm this was the greeting warriors fans gave the owner on the night that the team retired mullin s' jerry years later, he was the toast of the town. one of the most exciting teams in professional sports had won their first championship in years, they had gone from the bottom to the top. it's happened before, multiple times in the bay area, few would have thought that the giants would win three world series titles in five years, the bay area's most consistent team with in the 80s and 90s. before that, inept management under joe thomas. the former 49ers president. >> normally the victory comes after a lot of previous disappointments. >> same could be said of the a's eight years after a season in which they lost 108 times and drew fewer than 4,000 fans per game. so what kaings. >> i have worked for 10 sports franchises. -- changes. >> i have worked for 10 sports fran -- franchises, walter is the best. >> it starts at the top, then what. >> reporter: how about hiring someone with great credentials as a player and an executive. >> i look at players differently than most people. competitive peo

you mentioned jerry garcia.hat is a focus of what we do in san francisco, the grateful dead. >> i was speaking to your chef. just like all of the other restaurants they have had to update the menu to have sustainable ingredients like every other restaurant. that's what people expect and the hard rock cafe and following suit. >> yeah. it is important to us. you can always come here and get hard rock staples. but you can come here now and get fresh local fish. we have a ahi burger. we couldn't be mores pleased with the -- couldn't be more pleased with the menu. >> you're the general manager here. what do you think about the tourism industry here? do you find a lot of people coming out to support the business. >> yeah. tourism is a big part of the business. we cater to everyone. locals as well. it is one of the reasons that we wanted san francisco inspired menu items. things that you would expect to try in san francisco. >> reporter: lastly the summer of love, 1967, 50 years ago. a lot of people are saying those 50

. >>> jerry garcia's custom made guitar is going on the auction block. he first used it in the grateful dead concert in 1973 and played it until his death in 1995. the bids are expected to go above -- $1 million on auction which is set for may 31. the president of the new york city auction house said the guy tar is a true piece of modern musical history. >>> bay area residents disillusioned with the dream homeowner ship. >> the flood of reaction of people wanting to move out of the bay area and what the mayor of san jose said about reducing expectations. >> it's going to warm up tomorrow. nowhere to go but up. cool day today and warmer tomorrow and continued warmer into the weekend. >>> this portion of ktvu news sponsored by northern california lexus dealer. >>> it is no secret living in the bay area can be very expensive. that along with traffic and quality of life is leading some long time residents to consider leaving the bay area and california all together. >>> ktvu nail nail talked to local and -- lauren anyway lor talked to local and state leaders

. >> reporter: but just in case governor jerry brown prosed budget holds back $50 million from the uc and says the money could only be leased when the auditor says the university made progress on the reforms. >> put 50 million in there to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: but there is still the matter of the tuition hike this fall. lieutenant governor gavin newsom tweeted the board must reverse the tuition decision on thursday they will discuss the audit and debate on the tuition hike. baker agrees that taigs should be frozen. >> they should freeze the budget and salaries within the office of the president till all the recommendations are adopted. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> governor jerry brown is appealing to president trump for help. he sent a letter to the white house friday asking the president to transfer federal over sight of environmental reviews to state rail authority. he is hoping that could speed the $64 billion project along and president trump may be agreeable to the plan. california's system is supposed to link san francisco and los angeles. >>> four