jerry was always very involved in jerry and his-- jerry and jerry, and jerry and his kids, and i always the one person who i could totally rely on all the time and who had my back all the time and i was number one priority, especially after my mother passed away was my father. and when my father passed away, i said, "i really wanted him to pick up the slack." i-- you know, take care of us and the five kids, and made sure everybody got their birthday present and made sure we had the appropriate parties and made, you know-- he sort of took care of things. and i said, "okay, now it's your turn." i felt that he really wasn't there, then. wasn't there enough and i felt badly. i was so sad when my father died that an easier emotion for me to deal with was being angry at my husband for not picking up the slack than dealing with the sadness of the loss, i just had to come to terms with the fact that men... of that generation are different. they expect, even if they have no right, they expect to be taken care of or catered to. - so you divorced him. - judy: mm-hmm. - and then you remarried him.

jerry self of the washington journal, and nicholas fandos of the new york times. congressman, on the one-year anniversary of the mueller investigation, we start with jerry and questions about korea. jerry: chairman it looked for , the past several weeks that president trump and kim un were on track to have a dozen summit meeting in early june in singapore. then all of a sudden this week, the north koreans started to make unfriendly noises, saying that if this conversation was only getting rid of our nuclear program, we are not interested. why do you think the north koreans turned around on this, and is the summit meeting in peril now? rep. schiff: i don't think the summit meeting is in peril, and it isn't surprising that we have see this tactic. it would be surprising if things went smoothly. it would be surprising if the north koreans really had some sudden of tiffany and they were ready to come hat in hand and give up their nuclear program and missile program. this is their tradition. they go through broad periods of confrontation followed by short periods of co

brown knows what he's doing can do it and has done it believe me i served with jerry brown i was the only elected official that endorsed him for his first statewide office back in the one nine hundred seventy s. when he ran for secretary of state i have been a jerry brown admire him for a long time this guy has skills and ability and age is not even relevant where he is concerned he has as sharp and they as they fish and and as enthusiastic and as energy driven now as he was then he's also very courageous when it comes to pushing policies which republicans have real trouble dealing with jerry brown because he out performs them on many things they care about and he's able to sell it to their voters better than they can that's jerry brown and that's why i want him as a candidate what do you think of the idea of l.a. mayor eric garcetti running for president i think. eric garcetti kaamelott harris gavin newsome we've got three supra potential candidates each of them in my opinion will be ready for the nomination by the time two thousand and twenty comes around but i don't know whether o

jerry o'connell makes his debut as sheldon's estranged older brother, georgy.get along at all. but that's not the only reason things get hairy for jerry. >> what the hell are you doing here? >> hello, georgie. >> it's just george now. >> i just had to rock the mullet again. i have thousands of selfies of myself in that thing. >> sheldon really wants his mullet-haired big bro to attend his i dos with amy. >> i would like you at my wedding. >> thank you, sheldon. but i would rather swallow a pregnant wild cat and crap out a litter of kittens. >> what is it like being on the "big bang"? >> when you get to the set the most shocking thing is how nice everybody is. if i were that successful, i wopt be that nice. >> jerry's married to actress rebecca romijn, and the two are parents of 9-year-old twin daughters charlie and dolly. growing up in the celebrity eye, you have daughters who are beautiful girls. what are you going to do? >> the first thing we have to do is we have to get a reality show for us i would love to do it. my wife is like, we are not doing that. >> t

the case between jerry falwell and larry flynt. joining me are two outstanding cartoonists, precious national assets. along with all of the other cartoonists who are at the symposium. first, to my immediate right is ben sargent. been had the good fortune, and it was my good fortune to work with him 30 years ago, when he was president of a aec -- aaec. his work is noun -- now seen on a lone star state section of the texas observer. one of his editors said about him, do not be mistaken by this portly gentleman with impeccable manners. he brandishes, a weapon containing a blend of black ink, arsenic, rattlesnake venom, and laughing gas. next to ben is mike peters. mike peters is the peter pan of cartooning. i can vouch for that because of the -- 25th anniversary at the dayton newspaper. he flew in, literally, in a superman costume. i will never forget it. he draws the full spectrum of cartoon art, lacerating political cartoon, and also the weird and charming world of mother goose and grimm. to set the stage this morning, i would like

the case between jerry falwell and larry flynt. outstandingre 2 editorial cartoonists, precious national assets, along with all of the other cartoonists. isst, to my immediate right president of aa aec. he worked with the austin american-statesman and his work is seen on the texas observer. one of his editors said about him that do not be mistaken by this courtly gentleman with impeccable manners, he brandishes "a weapon containing andend of lacking, arsenic rattlesnake venom and laughing gas." ben is mike peterson. he is the peter pan of cartoonist. i can vouch for that because at the 25th anniversary of his work , hehe dayton newspaper saluted in, literally, in a superman costume. i will never forget it. he draws a full spectrum of cartoon art. satirical cartoons and also the weird and charming world of mother goose. ben and mike are political winners. two set the stage, i would like becametell us how aaec involved in this case. good morning. thank you, roslyn. sergeants. i am glad to take part in this discussion. still around fo

brown got elected governor when i was 2, and i'm 46, and jerry brown's still governor. this is the first election of the post-jerry brown era. >> reporter: the six top candidates will meet face to face. the most recognizable faces, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, and former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. >> perception out east is this is gavin newsom's race to lose. >> that's not far from the truth. >> barring a stronger than expected challenge from antonio villaraigosa, you can see the path but it's difficult. >> reporter: nothing comes easily, especially in california politics. here's the bottom line. it's a one-two punch. beginning now until june 5th, voters will elect the top two candidates. those two will then advance to the november general election. >> on paper, wow say everybody is going to go after the front-runner. but if the game is for second, it's possible gavin newsom may escape attacks for now because there's so much gaming for second place. >> anything is possible. we'll see what happens tomorrow night. chuck will be moderating this debate. i'

how divided democrats and republicans are california governor jerry brown brushing off concerns overtaking a met vp mike pence. >> the border is a problem in this particular area of the country. >> pence is the problem. >> the last but republicans punchingbag, rich on twitters is the biggest political problem in our country is you, jerry brown. steve says governor brown needs to look at what he has done to california, not good. a lot of anger over his comment from the republican party. >> it made me giggle in some way. let's talk about facebook, can't stand facebook. >> facebook is entering the world of online dating. take a listen. >> 200 million people on facebook with themselves a single. women have something to do here. and helping people build meaningful relationships, this is the most meaningful of all. >> this is a pretty big deal, you are not buying it? a lot of jokes about it online. one twitter user says they have data to make good matches and another tweet says will there be more than just russian troll grooves? facebook, so much on it right now. it is a little complicated

and i got involved in politics there and ended up working for jerry brown. i was jerry brown's policy director the first time in his first time as governor. that's when jerry was dating, i hope some of you remember the name linda ronstadt. >> linda ronstadt. >> so often i talk to people and they say linda who? linda ronstadt. that was a great run, worked in the state legislature and then i got involved in the media in los angeles and i ran for state-wide office in california and then one day i look up in the l.a. times and here is this show called "crossfire" which i loch. michael kinsley was leaving as a co-host. they were looking for another host on the left, and i looked at the list of people they were talking about and they were all, ted, from washing, new york or boston, same old, same old faces so i just called in cold and said, you need somebody from outside of washington, outside of the bos, wash, carter. if you will. you need somebody maybe west of the potomac and i got in the mix and got that job as co-host of "crossfire" which was really fun. the

we speak to jerry storch. you can listen to our colleagues jonathan ferro and tom keene. "bloomberg surveillance" can be heard in new york, boston, the bay area, washington, d.c., and all across the united states on sirius xm radio. in the hewlett-packard enterprise green room. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm kailey leinz in the hewlett-packard enterprise green room. u.k.'s white-collar prosecutor opening an investigation into glencore. according to people familiar with the matter, probe has to do with dealings with dan gertner and the congo. the company is not commenting. the 60 minutesng treatment sunday night. the cbs graham alleges the program stifles competition. shares are lower in premarket trading. as thehanges on the way crisis in italy. sergio marchionne will unveil a plan next month that has been scrapping to budget models in favor of more upscale models. two plants will have tools to produce maserati and jeep suvs. david: we talk earnings in focus this wee

>>> coming up next, governor jerry brown releases a revision. the final budget plans. >> this is a time to save for the future and not to make pricey promises we cannot keep. >>> the 11 pm news on ktvu , fox 2 news, starts now. >>> the governor said california is sitting on a healthy surplus of $8.8 billion. >> the governor said now is the time to save. we have details on the budget priorities. >> governor brown has spent a total of four terms as governor in sacramento. today for the last time he presented a budget plan. one that say that and ask him say reflects his legacy of saving funds with limited spending. >> reporter: governor jerry brown appeared with his wife and and their dog before presenting his final budget in his career of four terms as governor, spending more than four decades. >> -- >> reporter: the proposal included a surplus of more than $8 billion. a far cry from the $25 billion deficit, california had when he took office in 2011. fridays proposal would limit new spending. about $4 billion would go to one-time expenditures inc

jerry brown is the one here that's not telling the truth. what is happening, city after city is rising up against this. because it is wrong. you can't, one of the greatest strengths of this country is the rule of law. and what the sanctuary city says, going through, is that you don't uphold the federal law. that you don't communicate. can you imagine if the bank was robbed and the governor said don't let the city police tell the fbi about the bank robber, let them stay in the community, you don't have a right? that's what this law is doing. >> harris: interesting example of how this would work, actually. that brings me to this question. after listening to what you just said, why is there a fight about sanctuary cities? seems clear the first crime that has been taken or made is coming here illegally. they've already broken the law. so i don't understand why you would har bosch somebody here illegally, if if you just go base line that's a crime. >> look what happened to kate in san francisco, she was murdered in san francisco, they harbored th

i am just trying to stay in communication with my family. >> reporter: jerry said he was back home just three months ago, and wishes he was there now to help his relatives. >> one of my younger sisters got her horses and was taking them up the mountain in an opposite direction. one of my other sisters is cleaning out the house waiting for my mom to get on. >> reporter: the 20-year-old man says the family is driving to hilo to stay with friends. >> a lot of noxious gases are being released. even though the law but may not be a threat, as soon as the wind changes, you could find yourself trapped in smoke. >> reporter: the volcano has been active since 1983, and in the past, the lava typically flowed into uninhabited areas. the difference this time is that it is in residential areas. >> it could continue like it is doing now for several weeks or months. we cannot tell. >> reporter: she said that two large earthquakes that took lace on friday are -- place on friday are associated with the volcanic activity. to back there is a direct relationship, -- >> there is a direct relationship between

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santa clara apoya la construccin de dos tneles gemelos propuestos por el gobernador de california, jerrybrown. -- de ser aprobada, esta podra provocar un aumento en las tarifas del servicio del agua para residentes al sur de la baha. -- los tneles seran construidos en el delta del ro sacramento-san joaqun. en washington d.c., el presidente donald trump se apresta a revelar su decisin sobre si estados unidos se retirar del acuerdo nuclear de irn. el anuncio llegara a un aÑo de deliberaciones y negociaciones en las que trump se ha enfrentado con algunos de sus asesores ms cercanos y con pases aliados. mientras tanto, el presidente iran lanz una fuerte advertencia al gobierno de trump, si decide abandonar el acuerdo nuclear, firmado en el 2015. y si se esta alistando para

el gobernador demÓcrata, jerry brown, anunciÓ esta ley a la que se han opuesto 18 municipios en piscina proteger a sus ciudadanos y a la seguridad pÚblica. carolina: varios republicanos han comenzado a recopilar firmas para exigir una votaciÓn en la cÁmara en cuanto a un proyecto de ley inmigraciÓn. paul ryan se ha negado a autorizar esa votaciÓn. los legisladores quieren presentar un proyecto de ley que ayudarÍa a cientos de miles de soÑadores y al mismo tiempo fortalecerÍa la vigilancia fronteriza. javier: nos vamos al congreso porque hay legisladores que querÍan interrogar al funcionario del gobierno del presidente trump que escribiÓ la pregunta de estatus sobre el censo, pero el hombre brillÓ

from then on it was like tom and jerry, i was always trying to catch the mouth that i could never catch the end that might potentially go 4—4. john isjust different class. what a day of sport it is. david haye and tony bellew are getting ready for their heavyweight rematch which takes place later tonight at london's o2 arena. both men have weighed in lighter than last time and have promised a fight packed with speed rather than brawn. bellew stopped an injury—stricken haye in the first fight 1a months

home to return to. >> one thing that is scary is we do not know where it will pop up. >> reporter: jerry says he has finals next week, but hopes to go back home soon, maybe in about 10 days, to see what he can do. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage throughout the weekend. we will keep you updated both on air and online. >>> man is under arrest with connection with a sexual assault and armed robbery in berkeley. alfonso mcinnis is accused of an attack on april 28 at 430 in the morning. it was on the uc berkeley campus. in a separate sexual assault on april 19, in the city of berkeley. surveillance video, you can see the man believed to be mcinnis with a gun and struggling with a female victim at the campus residence hall. she is able to break free from the man falling backwards into the doorway of the dorm. >> there is always means to negotiate or complain in a rational manner. but taking a life, i don't think it is worth it. >> mcinnis faces felony charges in connection with both incidents. >>> the cities of oakland and fremont are joining a lawsuit against the trump administrati

he said this about california governor jerry brown, because jerry brown is now attacking officials like you. let's listen to what he said first. >> this has nothing to do with the immigration, we are no longer talking about immigration. we're no longer talking about the cost of immigration to the taxpayer. we are talking about harboring illegal criminals. the jerry brown, the governor has pardoned five illegal criminals and continues to care more about illegal criminals more than the immigrants or the american citizens. this is insanity, immoral. >> you know, sheriff, what's your reaction to that before we get on what governor jerry brown said? what's your reaction? >> well, he's very right. the sanctuary state law that took effect protects criminals. we're not talking here about our hard-working immigrants in our fields and food service, trying to make ends meet, trying to make a life here in america. we're talking about people who reach the threshold of getting arrested and getting booked into a local jail. unless they do reach that threshold. i cannot talk to i.c.e. about them. that'

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luckily, we have had history themed them out -- pluck out of we have had that with a jerry and betty ford. [applause] andrea: secretary clinton, you just barked a memory. i remember one night, my husband and i were visiting the ford's in beaver creek. we were there for the world economic forum where he had a bipartisan gathering of foreign policy and economic advisers and formulators. -- former leaders. in what was then the g5. which it was their wisdom to create that organization of great leaders at the western alliance. and of course, japan. then, we were talking that night and he had just been chosen for encourage award from the kennedy library to be awarded by caroline kennedy. he just received it. he said to us, he and buddy were talking about that and he said, this is the highest honor i can have because this tells me that we really did the right thing. and that the kennedy family would choose this award to honor the pardon. that is what it was for. it was for his decision to pardon richard nixon. of finally put to rest for him, at least, the controversy. struck me and watching

because although it is controversial in some quarters, i think what jerry ford did in pardoning richard nixon was an extraordinary act of not only personal generosity and courage, but putting country over party in the most obvious and important way. and our country goes through ups and downs, in case you haven't noticed. [laughter] mrs. clinton: it really is important that we have people with bedrock values, who understand what is important, what is lasting, even what is eternal. and luckily, we have had history pluck them out of we -- and put them into place, and we have had that with both jerry and betty ford. [applause] andrea: secretary clinton, you just sparked a memory. i remember one night, my husband and i were visiting the fords in beaver creek. we were there for the world economic forum where he had a bipartisan gathering of foreign policy and economic advisers and former leaders. and others with whom he had served in what was then the g5. it was their wisdom to create that organization of great leaders of the western alliance. and of course, japan. then, we were talking that

post jerry brown era. that's the other part of this. my whole life jerry brown has been governor of -- he was elected when i was two and he's still governor. this is an important moment for california to sort of have their first major 21st century leader. >> could you host "meet the press" from the bay area? >> the east coast bias thing is real. the engine of the economy is out here in many ways in california. i think a lot of us on the east coast need to spend a lot more time out here. >> tlof have you. >> look forward to seeing you tomorrow night on stage there. >>> let's go over there. top six candidates. we'd love to hear your questions that you want answered. tweet or post what you want to know on our facebook page. larry gerston will weigh in on his key issues. >>> a lot of issues with the local hospitals. tens of thousands of health care workers are in day one of a three-day strike. they have walked off the job. the problem they say are wages and job security. mark matthews spent the day at the picket line in san francisco and jo

finally jerry brown capitulated, do you want to be the only state where there's a pole where you don'thave backup and everybody else -- >> the troops at the border, didn't have automatic weapons aimed at mexico. they were doing behind the scenes work. >> absolutely. >> freed up the border patrol to enforce federal law tompblts do their job. >> that's the way it's supposed to work. >> it's interesting to look at jerry brown's treatment of the, he calls them republican politicians that the president flou to the white house. these are mayors, county supervisors, inside his own state. the con descending attitude towards people who actually are in the state and this is a huge issue in california, for him to brush it aside as if they're just trump pawns is pretty disrespectful of what they're trying to do. the other thing, too, when you look at congress and what they're not doing, they have a job to do. and i know that republicans are afraid to make any big moves on illegal immigration going into the mid-term election. we're a long way away from that. they have an obligation to fix this prob

he and flight attendant ches harrison were the first to come to jerry's aid.here was no pulse. >> there was none. >> reporter: so you have to be thinking, "this man's dead." >> it crossed our minds, yes. >> you don't expect to hear somebody say, "call 911" on an airplane. >> reporter: nurse sue niehaus was sitting just a couple of rows away. so was katie yombik, who just happens to be a cardiac care nurse. >> this guy was on his way out. you could tell. he got the oxygen on him. i think katie started the c.p.r. and it was a little exciting, so i started singing "stayin' alive," because they tell you when you do c.p.r., you sing "stayin' alive." ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪ >> reporter: still not responsive and with paramedics en route, they called for the plane's defibrillator. >> he didn't really "wake up" wake up. but he had a pulse. >> reporter: medics raced jerry to the hospital for a quintuple bypass. he says he doesn't remember what happened on the plane. >> this was a real miracle. that the people there were, everything fell into plac

jacobs, jerry jacobs, out of his cell and take him to an interview room. >> you're jerry, right? yeah. >> reporter: jerry jacobs was serving time for a misdemeanor parole violation. >> what's his story? >> he was pretty upset. jerry tells me that as he was in the jail he saw the news and he saw what happened to kay parsons. and at the time he looks at me and he says, "i think i know who did it." and i said, "really. tell me." he says, "i believe my sister had something to do with it." >> reporter: and who was jerry jacobs' sister? well, becky sears. kay's best friend and neighbor. >> i think my jaw dropped right then. wasn't expecting that. he dropped a bombshell. >> reporter: becky's brother said he knew all about the affair between his sister and david. he told the investigator becky had once confided in him that david was trying to end it. >> she'd come and meet one day or there in the parking lot crying. and i was like, you know, "what's wrong?" and that's whenever she told me she was having the affair. >> he then goes on to say that becky was, had been pretty upset, crying b

everything from misdemeanors because it's not near jerry brown's house. not near the elected official's house. it's in our community. we're tired of it. we need help, mr. president. we need help protecting our city of san jacinto. the state of california, all of us need this help getting this solved. i was at a church the other day, at my church. i went to another one, a hispanic church. the people in there were out there. think said if you send -- tell mr. trump that we have a message for him, we want help. you see? everyone of us came from somewhere else. we all came from different countries. my husband is from mexico. >> trace: you hear from the president there, some of the mayors in california. that's the major of san jacinto in riverside county. saying here's the deal. we have these illegal immigrants being released. the president says the tide is turning. to a certain extent it is. we have 22 cities that have opted out of the california's sanctuary city policy and three major counties, but you have to keep in mind, there's 58 counties in california.

of the people at this table have publicly opposed sb54 the sanctuary state bill signed by governor jerry brown in october. spin when jerry brown cares more about illegal criminals than he does about the hispanic community, this is insanity. >> not once has governor brown invited a republican to discuss this issue. it is a crisis. >> reporter: governor responded to this by saying president donald trump is lying on immigration, lying about crying, lying about the laws of california. brown used republican politicians to flatter him does not change anything. we are the fifth largest economy in the world are not impressed. i recent poll by uc berkeley show the majority of californians favor more deportations of undocumented immigrants including 50% of those surveyed in the bay area. >> there should be no interference in our ability to protect our community and national security. >> reporter: sheriff adam kerch incident says the central valley supports the president and is not interested in targeting illegal immigrants. >> vice is not out sweeping through the agricultural communities. we are l

>> i disagree with the way jerry brown has been running into the state.gas tax for example, without anyone knowing about that. he is leaving the state, we have a new governor get better than what we have seen. >> do you think it will pass that. >> >> we can't afford another one of them. >> >> we can't keep socializing this state. it has been going into the sewer like i said. we have to do more for homeless kids. and everybody is leaving because nobody can afford to live, and we can't allow that to happen any longer. >> is their problem, people leaving the state, you can go to nevada or arizona and get a better tax rate. >> we can help my community a to the across-the-board. we have to keep following the constitution. the people of sacramento are forgetting about it. jillian: thank you very much, appreciate your time. >> go to vote, antonio.com. >> 6 minutes until the top of the hour. get on the boat, terrifying moment a 15 foot great white shark shocked scuba divers. >> no monkey business here. the hilarious moment a primate passenger drives and airport o

shery: that was our exclusive conversation with jerry schwartz.hery: we are now hearing from a that mexico's independent cabinet is said to quit the race print she's an independent candidate. getting her out of the race we are seeing a pop in the mexican peso. she was getting around 4% to 5% of the vote. she endorses could make the race closer. right now the mexican leftist hasidential hopeful maintained the lead in the presidential race in mexico july 1. that's the latest breaking news on the terminal. amanda: if you have missed out on any of the shorts -- charts throughout the show, tv on the bloomberg is your function. save the charts and use them for later. you can also make some changes on it. live from new york and toronto, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. lisa: welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlet: live in bloomberg world headquarters over the next hour. here on the top stories. tracking treasuries. three .1% with some investors warnings it is higher still. cutting apple. investors have not been the skeptical since 2008.

it isn't exactly the tom and jerry we had growing up.pted for an anti-american audience. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's one of my favorite episodes. [ applause ] you know in happier news, we have a new "star wars" movie on the way, "solo: a star wars story" opens tonight, the story of young han solo and how he came to be. whenever there's a motion picture this major, we run it immediately by our in-house movie critic. his nape is yehya. yehya loves movies. here he is talking about "solo: a star wars story." >> hi, it's me, yehya. talk about summer movie. the summer movie behind me, "sold out," "star wars." this movie have everything. there's robber guy, monkey guy, the black guy, the white guy. a lot of people not harrison ford is not in the movie. markham l hamlet is not in the . the black guy, the african-american guy, danny glover. he play landy. the guy who look like the monkey, his name choppy, he's the best friend of harrison ford. the ship is named the merinian folckem. the letter of that movie ryan howard. he start as a small boy on tv s

we talked to jerry about joining tv's number one comedy. >> what the hell are you doing here?ie. >> it's just george now. >> i just had to rock the mullet to play georgie. it is a wig. but it's like real human hair. i have thousands of selfies with myself like in that thing. how are you doing? how are you doing in. >> in jerry's debut episode sheldon really wanted his mullet hair to attend his i dos with amy. >> i would like you at my wedding. >> thank you, sheldon. but i would rather swallow a pregnant wildcat and crap out a litter of kittens. >> what is it like being on "the big bang"? >> when you get to the set of "the big bang theory," i'd say the most shocking thing is how nice everyone is. i have to say, if i were that successful as the cast of "the big bang theory," i wouldn't be that nice. >> jerry's married to actress rebecca romijn and the two are parents of twin daughters charlie and dolly. >> growing up in the celebrity eye you have the daughters who are beautiful girls. >> sure. >> what are you going to do? >> the first thing my wife and i have to do now that they

. >> reporter: the mayor barely acknowledged the president's comments were governor jerry brown defended this actuary law as legal and accused the president of lying. president trump presented at the white house meeting on wednesday calling the california sixtus erie -- sanctuary state, they support their menstruation lawsuit to end california's sanctuary state law. >> it is not working. we need help. >> reporter: not invited was the oakland mayor who warned undocumented immigrants of the raids earlier this year. >> i would recommend, that you look into obstruction of justice for the mayor of oakland california. >> reporter: president trump railed against the six were state law that prohibits local police from conducting federal immigration enforcement. it allows criminals like ms 13 gang members to get away. >> these are not people. these are animals. we are taking them out of the country at a level in a rate that has never happened before. >> reporter: the fact is, the law allows inmates to be ended over to immigration authorities if convicted of some 800 crimes most felonies. he says

she lost to jerry brown. >>> california u.s. senator dianne feinstein says she no longer supports the death penalty. it's a significant policy shift as she leaks -- seeks reelection. she says it's become clear to hurt that the death penalty is applied unequally and not an effective deterrent. it comes amid a challenge from kevin de leon. his campaign spokesman says the change in position indicate feinstein is trying to appeal to voters who have outgrown her -- >>> we are less than two weeks away from the june primary. we are going to add special two hour newscast from 8:00 due to the clock tuesday night june 5 on ktvu plus. we will have live reports and updates. >>> police in san francisco are using a new strategy to help them crackdown on repeat offenders who carry out property crimes. as amber lee explains, one such suspect was arrested and is now being held without bail. >> tried to unlock the door. >> reporter: optometrist michelle arrived monday morning and found the glass broken. surveillance camera caught a man breaking i

his beginnings as an intern and media monitor to developing day of hearings and getting coffee with jerry seinfeld. from the public moment coming on the road for the 2012 campaign to the evening of the 2016 election to the first proposing to his girlfriend in the rose garden, family history meeting presidential past, he decided he got to see a part of the white house most of us don't see what the large larger than life madeo real three-dimensional portraits. jay carney writes it is a poignant reminder that the best part about working in the obama white house was the people working with you and knowing that everyone was there for the right reasons to try to do as much good for as many people as we possibly could. and he will be joined in conversation tonight by the president press secretary from 2014 to 2017 so please join me in welcoming pat cunnane and pat pajosh earnest. [applause] >> it is such a pleasure to be sitting up here with pat. it's fun and we don't have the fun of the tour bus up and down the freeway speed to [laughter] exactly. we would both come in at the same points we had

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