joanna posted, we couldn't be more in love.haring several photos, including this one of the couple's four older kids waiting outside the hospital room to meet their new baby brother. as for crew's name, well, the couple broke family tradition. both their boys' names start with "d." drake and duke. and the girls have "e" names. ella and emmie. but joanna revealed she was pushing for baby number five to have a "c" name. >> we are still in a -- i want a "c" name. he wants a "d" name. >> house divided. >> and get this. chip may have been dropping hints about the baby's name as far back as april. he posted this pic of their kids captioned, i love my crew. the arrival of baby crew is part of a new chapter for the couple, who wrapped the fifth and final season of "fixer upper" in april. >> when you think about raising a family. four kids that are 12 and under at this point. i mean, it gets complicated. it just felt right for us to take a time-out. step back. see if we couldn't catch our breath and see what's next. >> shiplap for every

joanna has been getting help from an immigrants rights organization.t only is she at risk of being deported but so is her husband who has been in detention since early may. when her children ask where their father is, joanna tells them he's on vacation. she has yet to vocalize to her own children about the possibility that she could be deported. because it would make it all the more real. fred. >> thanks so much, nick valencia. i want to bring in an attorney who says she witnessed the separation of families. a criminal justice reform director for the texas civil rights project. good to see you. i understand you spoke to an undocumented immigrant who says federal authorities took her daughter from her arms while she was breastfeeding. but at dhs, department of homeland security, official insists the claim is not true, that the government does not separate babies from adults. what can you tell us about what the mother described to you? >> sure. well, i'm concerned about -- admitted they have very little information to be able to investigate so i'm not su

chip and joanna gaines welcome a new baby boy into the world over the weekend. withhe "fixer upper" stars are saying about their new arrival, today, monday, june 25th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us onay ts mo morning. craig melvin is in for savannahd as her wee continues. >> right. >> and congratulations to the gaines family.e another lit one, right? >> five. can't imagine it. but congrats. >>> we're going to get to top story. president trump defending his push for heightened security at the border with a plan critics say is illegal. we have two reports, starting with kristen welker at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. is morning, the trump administration says it wil reunite the 2,000 migrant children that have been separated fro theirfamilies. it comes as president trump is ramping up his anti-immigration rhetoric, describing undocumented imxwramigrants as . invade president trump is callin

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let's start "pop start" with chip and joanna gaines.t a little stronger. the "fixer upper" family is a little bigger this morning with the exciting addition of baby boy crew. joanna gaines announcing arrival on saturday writing our baby boy crew gaines is here. we couldn't be more in love. he made an unexpected and speedy entrance into the world two and a half weeks early, which is fitting given he was a sweet surprise from day one. proud dad chip writing ten beautiful toes and ten beautiful fingers all accounted for. big mama is doing great. >> you're having a little boy. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. so exciting. >> the "fixer upper" duo surprised fans with news they were expecting a fifth child after announcing the season would be their last. they opened up about the pregnancy in may. >> me and the boys were team boy, the girls obviously team boy. we have two boys, two girls, and jo and i. this is upsetting the balance of power. the boys might be able to outvote from here to kingdom come. >> proud mama joanna sharing this image of her four

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joanna tells her children that their father is on vacation.her what she's prepared to tell her own children after her court date on monday, she says she's yet to express that out loud to them because expressing it would make her chances of going back, she says, all the more real. martin, christi? >> nick, thank you so much. >>> the controversial immigration practice of taking children from their parents at the border. that's one of the most talked about issues on social media. it's also one of the top trending stories on cnn.com. cnn has crews stationed all along the u.s./mexico border as this story is unfolding. you can get the latest information at cnn.com. >>> let's move on to something else a little more uplifting. call him the greatest of all time. the g.o.a.t. coy, am i talking about you? >> not me. who has been named the sexiest man of all-time? an athletic beast? cristiano ronaldo. why some are saying they're stopping in the middle of the streets in new york. listen. >> goal! >> we're going to show you what he did to make times square

and now -- >> he gets to break stuff. >> chip and joanna gaines have gone from fix up to pay up.ny paid a $0,000 to the epa breaking rules while removing lead paint on "fixer upper." >> you never know what's in wa they're doing it the right way now. they aired this episode in march to show everyone h t do i erly. >>> another big show airing tonight. the cmt music awards. carrie derwoodso >> i haveone my fittings. all that have stuff. ♪ >> carrie's ready for the red red last night for tonight's cmt music awards. >> one of the best things about the cmt music awards is that they're fan voted. i know that my fans get alikegn and, i see themli, twitter parties that are like vote ies. ♪urning me on like it's your job ♪ >> "the voice's" blake shelton will perform. kelly clarkson will sing her new version of american woman for the first time on tv. american ♪ ♪ listen what i say >> now, kelly recently jok to "e.t." about her noticeable slimdown. >> i have to shout out my who glam squad. i literally hired harry potter. >> great job last night. >> thanks. thanks. >> she posted this video g

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but more importantly, joanna coles is with us this morning. chief content officer at hearst.course a board member of snap and executive producer of television extraordinary >> i have to say i can't see as many naked people as you promised me. so whsomewhat disappointing but everyone's looking fabulous. >> help me with this when we were talking before we came on, there seems to be a little -- despite the weather, there seems to be a bit of anxiety here about the state of the media and the state of advertising right now. >> i think if you were to look for themes panic might be a theme. >> that's worse than anxiety that's panic >> i think there's an element of panic. and i think that i was just talking to the head of a media agency who's talking about the book that's caused some of this panic. ken auletta's "frenemies" which is about the holding companies and how everybody is dealing with the digital age and the platforms taking on the work themselves. that book, we just don't look classy anymore and you get this sense that advertising used to be this glamorous industry, second

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it's a full house for chip and joanna gaines. couple announcing the birth of their fifth child. >> more? >> yes. >> five. >> that means they're going to bust down a wall, create a whole other area. a tree house. and it will all look amazing as we all love those designs. joanna posting on instagram our baby boy crew gaines is here and we couldn't be more in love. >>> and brigitte nielsen is a mom again at a "people" magazine reports the actress and her husband, welcomed their newborn daughter, frieda in los angeles. the actress posting this picture on father's day. this is again her fifth baby. and she is a phenomenon. 54 years old. >> five? >> five children. >> we're bursting at the seams with two. completely overwhelmed with no control whatsoever. >> no control. talk to us about it, whit. >> i know. >> that seemed very real, whit. >> the struggle is real for whit johnson in his house. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> let's talk about hoop dreams because i want to make sure we get to our next story. out of the b.e.t. experience

on saturday, chip and joanna of fixer upper fame announced that they had their fifth child and theyo posted a very tweet picture on social media that shows the kids, if you could see it right here, let's see it if we could get it. okay, hang on, hang on. this right here. it shows that their four other children waiting outside her hospital room, wait to go meet their new baby brother. a lot of reaction to this on social media, of course, because they have a huge following on instagram, facebook and twitter, this so loved even before he entered the world, god bless all. another post on social media, tweetest thing ever, frame this, in one last tweet or facebook message coming from shina, congratulations giants fam, such amazing blessing. baby crew, he certainly has a well-decorated home. heather: i wonder how nursery looks like. thank you so much f carley. carley: appreciate it. heather: 15 minutes until the top of the hour, north korea stripping down stockpiles of antiu.s. propaganda less than 2 weeks after historic summit s this a sign the two sides are closer to peace? our next gue

do any people, joanna or anyone else have questions? >> lieutenant molina, thank you so much for this presentation. it's always a pleasure working with your office. i keep contact with your accomplishments through donna and it's always a pleasure to hear you come back and report. it's wonderful work indeed. being located in downtown and market, we've seen your officers in action and it's been wonderful. i have a couple of questions about the makeup of your calls. do you do -- i would imagine you do quite a bit of work with the homeless population? >> there is. >> and crisis situations. would you say what the percentage is between responding to somebody's home who is trying to kill themselves or harm household member, versus people on the streets? >> i don't have that percentage for those numbers, but i can tell you that based on my conversations with the director of the pes, he says that it's 70% of the people that come to psychiatric emergency services are homeless. 70%. >> so that's a very high correlation between being on the streets

joanna, i take it you're on. >> thank you, co-chair blacksten. i am the deputy director of the mayor's office on disability. on behalf of director bohn who is sorry to not be here in person, she would like to ask you to recommend action to items related to any part of this presentation, or other items discussed in this report as a follow-up to today's public hearing. since the may 2018 meeting and some important upcoming opportunities for public engagement by san francisco bay area residents with disabilities. number one, is accessible bike-sharing. the oakland mayor's commission on people with disabilities, you're counterpart, will be discussing accessible bike-share programs monday, june 18, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. p.m. at oakland city hall. the mayor's disability council may consider partnering with this effort and try to bring that effort also in san francisco. accessible building entrance ordinance or abe, with the support of district 4, supervisor tang, the department of building inspections abe program compliance deadlines is extended by si

we are bringing you special coverage of the singapore summit i'm joanna versace. >> i'm willem marx these are your headlines >> reporter: it's going to work out nicely, the optimistic words from president trump ahead of his landmark meeting with kim jong-un as secretary of state mike pompeo says the president is well prepared. >>> officials from the white house and pyongyang meet to try to pave the way for a positive outcome as differences remain over the denuclearization plan. >>> president trump leaves the g7 in disarray after torpedoing the leaders' meeting in quebec as he slams justin trudeau for talking tough. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door >>> and italy's banking index trades sharply higher as newly appointed finance minister soothes fears of a euro exit saying rome will focus on slashing debt. >>> welcome to our special programming of the summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. cnbc's bri

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singapore summit source promised to guarantee the north security in exchange for its denuclearization joanna might have reason to remain wary as what i guess the explains what's not to like a new nuclear disarmament deal potentially one less country with nukes where rule better off all of us and we have this truly historic moment on film. so why does kim jong jr seems to suspicious could be anything poison assassins or trump just waiting to backstab him the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal come to think of it america's nuclear deals to seem to last exactly as long as the incumbent president take the rainy and deal brock obama his partner has worked on it for years so much work so much effort just for trump to tear it all up don't forget obama negotiated the iran one of the worst disasters the dumbest deals ever negotiated except don't feel sorry for a bomber just yet george bush his predecessor also struck a nuclear disarmament deal with gadhafi the two leaders discussed that this agreement should help to bring a painful chapter in the history between our two countries

b baby crew snuggling with mama joanna gaines.ells "people" she's forgotten almost everything. it's given her extra kick in her step. >> that's an oxymoron. i would think you would be more tired. >>> big news for christina el moussa. it's called christina on the coast. a spin-off. she hass flip or flop with her ex, tarek. some people say they are still flirting. >> easier to kind of tease than it is to be so serious. i don't believe it's flirting. i just believes the it's our personality style. >> the friendly exes divorced in january after being separated since 2016. they still work together and co-parent, christina hz a new man in her life. he started days ant antstead. >> we got along right away. we have so much in common. my kids adore him. our kids get along really well. >> what does tarek think of her new man? >> i've met him a few times. he seems like a nice guy. doi i don't see any man creating jealousy. >> i don't think i needed tarek's approval on my boyfriend. he's supportive. >> he had his own thoughts about whether th

joanna will present on the rest of this. >> thank you very much. >> hi. i'm joanna. i am a development partner on the parcel. and i just wanted to provide a brief development update at this point. as far as the budget, we are actually in the throes of applying for financing, which is financing for veterans projects from the state. so that application will be our first major funding source to come in if we are successful. it is $10 million. right now, according to the current financial projections, the amount that would be neat is sold by the city is, we have heard from the city as capped at $18 million. which is significantly less then they gap financing on recent projects. so we have run a few different iterations of numbers and it looks like we will need both. and additional allocation of project space and vouchers, and to proceed with modular construction in order to achieve that 18 million dollar gap. it just our contacts, that is a hundred $75,000 per unit on recent other projects that have been funded by the city. we have been seeing about, no less than $270,00

. >> reality stars chip and joanna gaines welcome add new family member. his name is crew.be the first son whose name doesn't begin with the letter d. the former stars of the hgtv fixer-upper are parents to five children. and photos are on instagram. we are so happy especially taking time away from the lime light. so nice. extra -- we start with breaking brand new video into our ne >>> welcome to today in the bay. we start with breaking news this morning. brand-new video into the newsroom overnight. look at the flames raging across lake county. we have a crew on the way north right now and we've been hearing from evacuees overnight. we'll have the latest coming up. thanks so much for joining us i'm laura garcia. >> mike will have the traffic in just a moment. first let's start with kari. i know we've been dealing with the heat this weekend. relief this week? >> yes, we're starting with a cooling trend for the start of this week. this weekend another different story. we'll have mostly cloudy skies as you head out this morning, kind of a sign that we will be in for cng

here's joanna gosling.ers who say it will increase noise and breach limits on air pollution. rescue teams in guatemala are continuing to search for dozens of missing people, after the country's most violent volcanic eruption in more than a century. hot rock, ash and mud flung from the fuego volcano have engulfed surrounding villages, forcing thousands from their homes. at least 69 people have died. the cost of petrol rose last month at the fastest rate for 18 years. figures from the rac show that rising global oil prices helped put up fuel costs by nearly 6p a litre in may, with the average price of petrol reaching 129.4p a litre. police in ireland say a 30—year—old man has died after a shooting at a boxing club in county wicklow. the attack in bray was reported just before seven this morning. two other men were seriously injured and have been taken to hospital. officers are appealing for witnesses. human rights group amnesty international says it has evidence hundreds of civilians were killed by us led coa

joanna and i were praying for him, and i know many of you were praying for him.ecause of those prayers and the tremendous work of a skilled group of surgeons who saw him through multiple surgeries, he returns triumphantly to the floor of the house of representatives. today, he is the third highest ranking republican in the congress, and we are so honored to welcome our dear friend, one of the greatest champions for our values in america today, congressman steve scalise. ♪ scalise:an' thank you to each of every one of you and or your prayers. i cannot thank you enough. the power of prayer is real. the miracles that god performs are real. i saw them. i saw them that day on the ball field. for many reasons, i should not be here if you look at what happened that day except for miracles of the grace of god. i pray everyday and thank god everyday, and i thank you for your prayers. we have a lot to pray for and be thankful for. if you look at where we are right now and changing the direction of our country, idea friend, marshall but -- marsha blackburn spoke, admit -- a

joanna.that this is either gross incompetence or a deliberate course of conduct ignoring evidence in order to perhaps reach some target for detention and deportation. i certainly... i would say that certainly from the time i have been in the home office i have seen no evidence of that. i would find very hard to believe that anyone would deliberately ignore any evidence. i think that... the explanation probably lies much more in what we're able to discuss and what i've tried to articulate the general approach of not being personal enough, not applying enough common sense and not just trying to sort of be more sympathetic and more trusting of the information we're receiving. sajid javid. the former chief executive of cambridge analytica, the political consultancy at the heart of the row about facebook and privacy, has suggested he's the victim of a conspiracy theory. alexander nix was recalled to give evidence to the culture committee as part of its inquiry into fake news. we were simply the gu

before we begin let's bring you the latest news with joanna.as avoided an embarrassing brexit defeat in the commons, but the pressure remains firmly on the prime minister this morning from members of her own party. conservative rebels backed the government's brexit plans yesterday after striking a last—minute deal with ministers. but they're now warning the prime minister that she has to stick to her side of the bargain. our political correspondent chris mason has the story. this is what bodging together a victory in the house of commons looks like. the mp wandering up the stairs on the left of your screen is the government's chief whip, the man responsible for ensuring that the government doesn't lose. he is off for a casual chat with possible rebels. the ayes to the right, 324, the noes to the left, 298. those casual chats worked, as did the promise of a compromise. but did the government really offer very much? there was an expectation that a discussion will yield some fruit and i'm not saying it won't. it could very well and up with a furth

time for the latest news — here's joanna gosling. is being investigated by the financial regulator. the financial conduct authority also criticised the bank's chief executive, accusing him of being too optimistic about the bank's services after a major systems overhaul left customers struggling to carry out transactions or even access their accounts. authorities in guatemala say that nearly 200 people are missing after the eruption of the fuego volcano on sunday, which spewed lava and burning debris onto villages nearby. a second eruption yesterday prompted further evacuations of resident in the surrounding area and hampered rescue efforts. the number of confirmed deaths has reached 75. labour says the eu would be willing to do an economic deal linking britain closely with the single market after brexit. the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer told the bbc that the issue of free movement of people would be part of the negotiations. full access to the internal market means the benefits of the single market, which has always been

he was speaking to my colleague joanna gosling earlier this isn't really the right place to expand, to on top of its current operation. you know, let's look at a better aviation strategy for the united kingdom, which doesn't involve impact on so many people. but is it over now? if the politicians say yes in the commons, this is it. well, let's not forget we are only going to the stage we we re we are only going to the stage we were at in 2009. the labour government in 2009 supported expansion at heathrow and parliament gave a general expression of supported expansion there as well in january 2009, so we are only back to that stage, and about 12 months after the previous parliamentary vote in support of heathrow expansion, the plans were thrown out at the high court. and we will certainly be expecting that to happen again. i know that some local authorities and greenpeace have already got their legal papers ready to serve on this proposal should that be necessary. so actually it's going to be really, quite frankly, a very long time, if ever, that there will be any spades on the ground.

time for the latest news — here's joanna gosling.5 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a volcano erupted in guatemala. the fuego volcano, which is about 25 miles away from the capital guatemala city, has been spewing black smoke and ash into the sky. there are reports of flows of lava striking at least one village. several areas have been evacuated and the capital's airport has closed. emergency measures to try to end weeks of delays and cancellations are being implemented on railways in the north—west and south—east of england today. northern and govia thameslink passengers have suffered two weeks of disruption after timetable changes at the end of last month, described as "the largest for a generation". later today the transport secretary chris grayling will meet with mps whose constituents have been affected. information about people suspected of being under the influence of extremists is to be shared more widely, and more quickly, under a new strategy launching today. in his first major speech as home secretary, sa

time for the latest news, here's joanna.throw airport in a vote which will expose divisions in both labour and conservative ranks. the £14 billion project will create 60,000 jobs but opponents say the cost to the environment is too high. the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who's always argued against the runway, is being permitted to miss the vote. labour is giving its mps a free vote on the question. the metropolitan police is refusing to reveal the names on a secret blacklist of construction workers its special branch shared with some of the uk's biggest building companies. more than 3000 people were on the list which was used to prevent workers regarded as troublemakers getting onto sites. an investigation by this programme has revealed that scotland yard knows which workers were affected but are refusing to release a confidential report detailing their names two men from london, aged 25 and 37, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and are currently in police custody. it's after a man died and two others suffered lif

its cofounder, doctor joanna cooper says the group is especially important for groups who age out ofat they get in the therapeutic way to improve their motor ability and coordination and social abilities, >> reporter: this service honors her daughter who died from a rare disorder. >> she was nonverbal but she could really come alive with music. >> reporter: when she founded the nonprofit in 1989, they started with just a handful of children. now they serve more than 150 children and adults. the nonpaid music therapist says doctor cooper has expanded the sessions to seve makes a lot of progress. >> for cofounding a music therapy nonprofit that improves the quality of life of development he -- developmentally disabled adults, this week's jefferson award goes to doctor cooper. >> the therapy sessions are for groups or individuals. there's a small fee, usually one dollar to 5 dollars but it's usually waived if the person can't afford that. if someone inspires you like that to cooper, nominate that person -- like doctor cooper, nominate that person for the jefferson award. >>> for the lat

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joanna cooper. the best of broadway.ers from >>> the tony awards are scheduled to be in new york celebrating the best broadway. cast members from spongebob squarepants prepared for the show. >> this performance at the tony awards will get the word out to the whole country that this is what the show is like. it is not that cartoon. >> they were tied for the most nominations with mean girls. it can be seen tomorrow morning -- tomorrow evening on kpix 5. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. we are back tomorrow . enjoy your saturday. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. narrator: today on "lucky dog", these five dogs are jumping at a chance for a forever home. brandon: milo! narrator: but for them and their families, the path to a new life wasn't always so easy. in celebration of the spirit of life, we revisit some of lucky dog's most life-saving, life-affirming, and life-changing adoptions. brand

. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county lies joanna's pot farm. you consider yourself a small farm. >> definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on a quarter of an acre. because she grows legally, she had to overcome a number of hurdles, like making sure her ants were far from the property line. but growing insurginseizure -- insurgence is high. with all the competition, they can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs to make this small farm stay alive. >> reporter: do you worry, do you even notice that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it's not going to work out for a lot of small farmers, and these are the guys who break the bad news. they're land management consultants who inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the hills. it turns out the land that's good for hiding is not always good for growing. >> that's the hard part of the job, is being the bad guy. sometimes you have to tell them, i'm sorry, but this property isn't

joanna is currently pregnant with the couple's fifth child.look. a goatee. let's see how it's working out for him. >> i wish i had another goat. two goats in a boat. we're just two goats in a boat. two goats in a boat. listening to hall and oates. two goats in a boat. wearing our winter coats. two goats in a boat. sometimes we put our goats in our totes. >> stop it. >> that's vacation? that's like working. lin-manuel of course, just making a video there. that's funny. >>> got to get to "the daly click. "this is a good one. dogs will bark or whimper. this dog named walter prefers to sing. watch this. >> no, no. i'm having a conversation. no. no. no. no. walter, i'm right here, buddy. >> it's not the dog. >> that's the best "daly click" we've ever had. >> this is the best. >> just wanted to be part of the conversation. just makes me want to find other dogs that sing and start a broadway band. >> i hear your skepticism. we were looking at it yesterday. we didn't believe it at first. there's a library of youtube videos of this dog singing. that's

let's start with happy news for home renovation stars chip and joanna gaines who welcomed baby numberoop and the gaines family gracing the cover of their magazine with their newest edition, crew gaines, and inside they say crew made an unexpected entrance into the world 2 1/2 weeks early fitting considering he was a sweet surprise from day one. >> number five. >> i was number five too. they also talk about stepping away from their hit show "fixer upper" after five seasons to focus on family and other businesses which are plentiful. it hits stands friday. congratulations chip and joanna. [ applause ] on "gma" we love them. >>> also in "pop news," we've got royal fashion news and we're calling it the duchess wears prada. meghan markle attending the queen's young leaders awards inside buckingham palace on tuesday foregoing her usual givenchy wearing a powder pink cap sleeve dress from the italian designer prada and the star-studded event featuring social leaders like david beckham as the queen honored young people for service to their communities. meghan also sporting a bouncy blow-out a

. >> joanna, good times. thank you very much.e a great weekend. >>> up next on morning on 2, the culture of copycat school shootings. we are live with a "new york times" correspondent about columbiners and how many of today's incidents lead back to that shooting in 1999. >>> comedian samantha bee is apologizing about her comments on ivanka trump. who president trump is responding to what the comedian said. the said. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe

. >> reporter: joanna knows she's competing against big growers and new companies but she hopes customersill come back to the small farm that helped put weed on the map. >> i know the majority of the people that are attempting to be legal right now probably won't make it. >> does it scare you? >> oh, definitely. but it is also something that makes us get up and work hard and keep going. >> reporter: in mendocino county, liz wagner, nbc bay area news. >>> if you have a tip for our unit, give them at call at 888-996-tips, or if it is easier, log on to our website at nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> a new interview given by the woman once called the call girl killer is leading to new charges. you may recall the story, high end escort alex tickleman served three years after she pleaded guilty to injecting a lethal dose of heroin killing a google executive in santa cruz. and nbc affiliate kfcw interviewed her about the death and her deadly overdos of her former boyfriend one year before and in the interview she stated she had nothing to do with his death. but on monday prosecutors in georgia

i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live.ell tower inquiry has been told there's evidence that the organisations involved in refurbishing the building did not understand how the new cladding system would react in a fire. the finding is in a report from an expert, which was published at the start of the next phase of the hearings into the fatal blaze in which 72 people died. tom burridge is at the inquiry in central london. i know there have been hundreds of pages of evidence put forward this morning. brink of the findings as you are unravelling them. let us deal with two things here, firstly there is the opening statement by the leading barrister representing the public inquiry, richard millett. he had the whole of the data set out his opening statement at the beginning of this phase one of the inquiry which will consider important questions about the refurbishment of the building and the spread of the fire at such a rapid pace, killing so many people. we have heard some of his openings statement so far in the past hour or so

finally i want to say congrats to "fixer upper" hosts chip and joanna gaines, who just welcomed a newboy. isn't that great? [ cheers and applause ] they are thrilled and said that after a few weeks of raising him, they'll flip him for an even better baby. [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody! thank you so much for watching. thank you for being here. what a crazy couple of hours i've had. this is an actual tweet from the president. he really did tweet me last night around eight 'o clock. he's now whimpering to all. you guys want to hear the story? i'll give you -- it's boring, but you wanna hear -- [ cheers ] i did an interview with -- a a podcast about the year of -- what we've done on this show, this past year and how great it's been and all the fun things we've done on the show. and then the last five minutes they were like, "do you want to talk about the trump thing? and when you messed with his hair. and were you depressed?" and was everyone -- a

i am joanna gosling.quiry into hundreds of deaths at gosport war memorial hospital in hampshire will publish its findings within the next hour. a previous investigation found that — over 12 years from 1988 — patients, many of them elderly, were almost routinely given powerful painkilling drugs. it concluded that they may, in some cases, have shortened patients‘ lives. despite three police investigations, no one has ever been charged with a criminal offence. our health correspondent catherine burns reports. robert wilson. sheila gregory. geoffrey packham. elsie devine. arthur cunningham. gladys richards. some went into gosport war memorial hospital to recover after falls. others had bed sores or broken bones. none came out alive. gillian mckenzie has been fighting for justice for her mother gladys richards for 20 years. she says the 91—year—old was doing well when sent to gosport to recover from a hip operation. but on the day she was admitted, her medical notes said nurses could confirm her death. after a