joey is the father of two. and j.t. is all about jessica biel and 3-year-old silence.is there this is really hard. and i don't know what the hel i'm doing. >> it's one of those things where you're like, i love you. i just don't know if i like you. >> oh, really? >> ♪ gonna be me >> the nsync pop run shop is not the only thing going on. fans of "saved by bell" are in for quite the treat as well. >> lauren zima got a tour. >> look, it looks just like the darn tv show. >> bayside high's favorite tv show is coming to life in west hollywood. "e.t." scored the exclusive visit. >> i walked in. i was shocked. it really is such a detailed replica. >> the detail is unbelievable. >> the booths are contactually the same. >> the food is really good. >> no. think fast food qui zeen. >> they have an award-winning chef. >> original cast member, ed alonzo, the dirn owner max, and prince ball building had no problem kissing and tell about zack and kelly's first televised makeout. >> why don't we start with this. >> the first kiss. between zack and kelly was a big deal. >> why? >> becaus

>> i love joey. i completely agree.racteristic because getting pay for play, that's pay for access in washington, is as old as prostitution. it's the business of d.c., power is money and people get paid a lot for access to power. the interesting piece is the people who provide access have long histories in washington because they have access to politicians who have been around for decades. president trump hadn't been around for decades so they had to go to entities they didn't know, enter michael cohen and you find out people who don't have long pedigrees in washington, they're not draining the swamp, they're pumping in pond scum. companies didn't know who to go to so they had to go to somebody like this and they got what they paid for. >> rebecca, the white house press secretary, sarah sanders, she said what this shows is that they're trying to clean the swamp because even though there was this everyday to work with at&t from michael cohen, it didn't work the president and the justice department opposed this purchase o

but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy.had a lot of ground to cover and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. she just vanished? >> yes. >> how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramires started by investigating the men in maribel's life. it turned out there were a few of them. >> did you know she was doing online dating? did she talk about that? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that's how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you know you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive. it's just been dating. >> okay. you date other people too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know if she

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joey jackson, your perspective is always appreciated., sir. >> thank you. >>> next hour, former nfl player dontee stallworth is joining us for more reaction to the anthem policy. stay with us for that. >>> the president of the university of southern california will step down after a doctor was accused of sexually abusing female students on campus. an internal investigation found that george tyndall, a gynecologist there, had conducted inappropriate pelvic exams and made sexually and racially offensive comments to patients dating back to the 1990s. he was fired last year. but the university did not report any of it to the state medical board. also did not warn any patients. now at least six female students are suing the school. by friday, a letter surfaced with 500 signatures saying that max nikias no longer had moral authority to lead. in a tweet, they said the school and former president began to transition to commence the process of selecting a new president. >>> ahead in sports, lebron's legend grows as he carries the cavs to force a

so you know joey chestnut by now. he's hungry for morecompetition. is the king of food eating contests. he's won national championships for devouring hot dogs as he's doing there. he's also had buffalo wings, pretze pretzels. he will now have eight minutes to gobble up shrimp. >> that's gross. >> a little bit. >> he's going up against 14 other professional eaters. i think you have a better chance of getting sick off of shrimp than anything else. >> yeah. that's not something you eat fast, i would think. >>> here's an alligator. new addition to the zoo. he has been drawing big crowds since saturday. he was found in the sacramento delta when he was two feet long. if you're asking why was he in the delta? nobody knows how he got there. he's now five feet long. you can go check him out in san jose. >> my question is did he have friends. >>> coming up on today in the bay, a bay area landmark celebrates a milestone. >>> but first nbc bay area responds on many cases that hinge on social security numbers. >> it's possible to chaung your social security numbe

. >> bring in joey jackson. legal analyst, what is your reaction?olf, the reaction i have is this is not going to happen and the american people have being punked straight out. now, think about this. number one, trump hates the investigation. number two, he believes it undermines his presidenciment number three, comes up with conspiracy theories every other day as to the investigators and the investigation and discrediting the investigation. and what happens is that the legal people are in a box. why are they in a box? because you asked the president would you like to speak to the legal, mueller's team? i will. and then on the other hand, why would you do that? you have to be connected to the mob. if i'm his lawyer, there's no upside at all to sitting down with the investigators. just not. if you want to find collusion, find that from the president's principles, woging with the president. you can certainly establish that there's collusion based upon monitoring what if any contacts they had. if president trump sits down with the special counsel, get

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and a shoutout to joey blazik, and the job that he did covering for me after hours. i like -- it really inspired me. i didn't know what to expect. joey put that together. i know the group of people. that was the right group of people to have. it worked out flawlessly. so my hat's off to them and everybody else involved. i thought it was a very, very good small business week. so thank you. commissioner zouzounis. >> i just wanted to report on a happy belated international workers day. it's great to see san francisco mobilized for worker and immigrants rights on may 1 and also small business week again was really amazing, the launch and inspire sf panel. i really appreciated the shoutout to the importance of supporting your local corner stores and it drove home for me the importance of not cutting off a small business in its infancy. so before you can celebrate their growth to some of the legacy businesses that we've commended. so in addition to that, i also attended an arab-american democratic club mayoral forum, that was very important as small business issues were h

iac ceo joey levin joins us now.od line, joe. >> we're just trying to have some fun. >> in the dating game you have to try to have some fun. so my question is, there are certain worlds people want to keep separate. do people really want to date on a platform where their mom and grandma are also do you think that's going to be an issue for facebook? >> we have a pretty clear point of view on this. i think people like to separate their dating lives from their other lives. this has been consistent for a very long time of course, people can meet on social networks and have been meeting on social networks since they came into existence people meet in bars, restaurants. all these things are great places to start relationships. in terms of a platform, what you want from a true dating platform, people like that to be a dedicated place to do that and doing that as a hobby, doing that as a side thing, i think it will -- it can have some traction for some people but it's not a market changer. that's always been there. >> isn't

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like -- everything he did to joey's point, everything he did was like the opposite. the president, michael cohen, connecting it to the campaign. like -- >> you have seen press secretaries who it's frustrating way to reporters and willfully remain ignorant. >> yes. >> they try to give themselves some protection. this is different. what do you do as a press secretary when someone -- when you are not getting the truth? >> correct. >> this is what leaves some to bail. >> the issue she has is what she -- what happened here is quite clear. she asked donald trump about the payment. donald trump at best misled. and at worst lied. about it to her. she then went out and presented that information. gloria, it's -- there's not -- it's not complicated. she's clearly wants to keep her job. is not going to quit and saying i'll do the best to my ability. >> i don't know. >> radically undermined. >> she seemed today completely sad and rattled i would have to say by this. and so are the president's legal team. i mean, why resurrect this story? as you point out there's so much other st

so it's hard to see how president trump defends rudy giuliani in this. >> joey, it may be sloppi, it may be distracting, it may be embarrassing, is rudy giuliani doing actual legal harm for the president? >> you know, i really think he is, victor. i don't think there's any question about it. i mean, i thought that his acquisition to the legal team was tremendous. he brings a knowledge of the process given his u.s. attorney history. he knows the players certainly. you know, i thought he was very good in terms of strategy. the president respects him, and he could speak to the president and say don't say that, mr. president. when you get into this issues -- and i won't bring up stormy daniels, this is not such segment. the reality is if you look at his comments relating to contradicting michael cohen, contradicting the president, contradicting everyone, saying something, walking it back, having a redo, now he's talking about this dealing, and the president denied it, trying to explain that the 600 grand cohen got didn't make much of a difference. look, the reality is at the end of the d

. >>> joining mean, contributor adam entis, and legal analyst joey jackson. gentlemen, good morning. >> good morning. >> joey, let me start with and put aside for a moment potentially lying to the american people there on air force one and claiming he didn't know where the money came from for michael cohen. is there any legal exposure here for the president potential when he we learn about the money that michael cohen took out? does it matter when he took that money out? >> you know, a lot of things matter, victor. let's start from the very beginning. what you find fascinating is you have rudy giuliani comments where he contradicts the president in terms of now the president does know. and he also contradicts michael cohen because michael cohen is reimbursed. he makes a connection to the campaign saying what if it would have come out days before the campaign, how damning would that be? thereaft thereafter, you have the president going out. the president is covering for his attorney. generally, what we attorneys do is we speak for our clients. so now you have

with us, cnn legal analyst joey jackson. and white house reporter for bloomberg news, talu. the white house not apologizing for the comment about mccain. in fact, sarah sanders appearing to be more upset about the leak than the comment itself. what do you make of it? >> this is par for the course for this white house. they don't apologize. they see it as a sign of weakness and complain about leaks rather than the actual substance. we did not hear sarah sanders even acknowledge this happened and she seemed to in this internal meeting she had afterward with other white house staff, seemed to focus on the fact that the white house is a leaky place, where people go out of internal meetings and quickly get on the phone with reporters and tell what happened behind closed doors. that's something that's frustrating the white house more so than the fact that an aide to the president made fun of a senator when a war hero who is battling brain cancer right now. so it does seem like the focus of this white house is on trying to plug all of these leaks, but the fact that the issue of the

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he said, you know joey, there will be no truck drivers. whether your predictions are truge about automation and self-driving trucks, these folks are not stupid. they understand and they are scared to death. they are scared to death. this man who busted his rear-end for a long, long time. it breaks my heart. and he worried. can i keep it. can i take care of the grandkids. folks, look, fake that guy working on the assembly line making $51 grand. don't don't talk about it anymore and his wife is a hostess at a nice restaurant and making $28,000 and making $80,000 and 2, kids. they live in washington, new york or san francisco. i don't have to ask any woman, how much do you pay for day care for kids. $22,000 a year. when is the last time -- raise your hands if you have kids or grand kids in college. i tell you what. had a good salary as a u.s. snort. i have three successful church. they went to great schools. ey worked 30 hours a week, georgetown, and penn and shoot everything i possible by with the value of my house going up. then working 30

he wants to say hello to you. >> hi, joey!h -- he says the big issue in this district -- >> you made my day. >> reporter: thank you. the big issue in this district, kasie, is not either of the candidates, but the recovery from hurricane harvey. so i went to talk to some people. take a look at this. ♪ >> we had before the storm hit 24 houses on this one block long street. and of those 24, there are only four houses now that are occupied. >> reporter: so 20 of these homes are still vacant. >> yes, 20 homes are still vacant. >> reporter: lan drum and his wife live in the forest neighborhood. and their home was one of hundreds of thousands of structures damaged by hurricane harv harvey. many of those sit in texas's seventh congressional district, which has been a safe seat for republican john culberson since 2001. but in the 2016 election, its residents also voted for hillary clinton over donald trump. >> it's just such an overwhelming event for all of us. and it has taken away so much time of our lives. and the people that can pr

johnny joey jones is firing back.t six flags, they threw him off the ride for quote, not having real legs. he is here live to share his experience next. >>> president trump unleashing capitalism, making america open for business. kentucky governor matt bevin joins us next hour to tell us how his state is thriving. after you will he is a business guy first. ♪ ture's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. bp's natural gas teams use smart app technology to share data from any well instantly. so they can analyze trends and stop potential problems in their tracks. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. ♪ brian: six flags, georg

. >> let me get our legal analyst, joey jackson to weigh in as well. how do you see it?they could be overturned, but provide long standing evidence of what the protocol should be. if you want to make an argument, a credible argument can be made if you are talking about someone who is close to you as sessions is or, i can't say is, i should say was, because we know how he's treated him, that is trump. he's tweeted about him, demeaned him. the bottom line is, if you have someone who you believe you can control, someone who is a loyalist, if you want them, you clearly want to manage the process. you want to control the process. you want to guide the process. if you are doing that as president, how can an argument be made that you are not deeming to be corrupt in an investigation and proceeding. yes, i think it can be said. at the same time, wolf, briefly, you are going to hear republicans push back and anyone on the defense side push back t. president can hire and maintain anyone he wants. if he believes he wants a person he can control, the constitution permits him to do t

>> i mean, i would say justin, but maybe jc. >> it's got to be joey fatone as the sexy one. >>> goodg. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the u.s. started processing the first immigrants camped on the border, but 11 have been charged for illegally entering the u.s. >>> porn star stormy daniels is suing the president for defamation. daniels says the president disparaged her in a tweet mocking her after a sketch of a man she says threatened her to keep quiet. >>> it's getting painful at the pump, and expect things to get worse. analysts say we could be looking at the highest summer gas prices in four years, up 40 cents from last year. >>> people are marking mayday, an internationally recognized day to celebrate laborers and the working class. it is mayday. it's may 1st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> our top story this half hour is that breaking news that some caravan migrants are now being processed. >> the group has been waiting at the border crossing for more than a day. organizers say the

one of those people who has really been there for our country and loves it so much is joey jones.hank you, again. we set it off the top. we appreciate your service. what are your thoughts on this day? figure this country has been here for me. even more lucky to have given my time or some of my body to protect and service and all of you, i get to serve this country with. it's important. we hit rhetoric so hard in this country. memorial day is the day for those who have fallen in service. veterans day is when we give a pat on the back to those who deserve. it's about me, my friends, i have 24 on a risk from a fight that haven't made there yet. the idea -- to love people you don't even know, i tell kids, true patriotism is loving the people you pass on the street before you even meet them. just because we are in this together. we are in a country that has every subcategory you can think of. we are trying this together, figuring it out together, they were there for each other for memorial day, you remember what it took to get to that point. memorial day is when you remember, there's a

he walked up to me and he says joey, he grabs my cheek and the secret service nearly shot him. said, what are you doing? -- i said what are you doing? he was an independent trucker. only guys like you can continue to work and he laughed. he said no, i retired and i said how is your son doing? he is a truck or two. he is doing ok but he knows he is in trouble. i said, how is that, can i help? he said there will be no truck drivers in five years. weather predictions are true about automation, and self driving trucks, these folks are not stupid. they listen. they understand. and they are scared to death. they are scared to death. this is a man who busted his -- rear end for a long time. it breaks my heart. and you worry. can i keep it? can i take care of the grandkids? folks, look. take that guy working on the assembly line may be making 51 grand. we do not talk about him anymore. in you notice it is we politics and his wife is a hostess at a night -- a nice restaurant. she is making 28. making a most 80 grand. they have two or three kids. and they cannot make it. they live in was

it was "junk food joey." >> junk food joey? what was that about? hand, a bag of chips or candy bar. >> reporter: at times, deangelo's behavior made his colleagues uncomfortable. >> when he'd talk to you, he'd get close to your face and always be touching you. >> he was very touchy? >> yes. i remember one time i told him, "you know, joe, my mother doesn't touch me as much as you do." you know -- [ laughter ] >> how did he respond to that? >> oh, he -- he got his feelings hurt. >> reporter: willick fired deangelo in 1979 for stealing dog repellent and a hammer from a local hardware store, saying deangelo later filed a lawsuit against the department. >> the investigator told me that joseph had gone to my house one night to kill me. and said that he walked around the house lookin' in the windows but couldn't find my bedroom. >> and when you heard that you thought what? >> i just never saw him as a person who could, you know, kill somebody. >> reporter: but willick says looking back he now remembers something else. >> a short time after he had been fire

. >> and joey jackson, you are our legal analyst, give us legal perspective. how do you see this unfolding because there are enormous legal ramifications. >> of course there are enormous legal ramifications. let's go back if you look at the -- this latest meeting that was had with a russian person who happened to be an oligarch. it is a data point about what is happening here. if you look for example at that meeting in isolation, then you might suggest or otherwise say that there is nothing untoward here. but you have to go back to sessions and you have to go back and look at -- i don't know any russians and the senate intelligence hearing what is he saying? he's saying, again, i don't have no nothing to do with russia and he has to come back and explain. and jared kushner felling out his forms and said nothing and then said he filled it out prematurely and the attack of the investigation and the attack of the fbi and the people who do it and it just leads you to wonder if there is nothing untoward or inappropriate or illegal, what are you hiding about -- what

joey jackson, giuliani, rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, is suggesting that if you can't indictsident you also can't compel a sitting president to testify. what do you think? >> well, i disagree with the reasoning but let's start from the beginning. in terms of compelling a sitting president to testify, there's language in the decision by the office that put out the decision on not indicting the president and essentially the language say there is's a difference of compelling a president to appear and the nixon decision where it was tapes that was compelled. so the question of whether a president can be compelled to appeal anyplace is not answered. having said that, the issue then becomes if you do compel and you are allowed to compel a president to appear does the president have to say anything so i agree with the notion that the president can take the fifth like anybody else and cannot conflate the issue of on the one hand a president being a criminal defendant which you cannot be because you can't indict a sitting president on the one hand and other hand a president being requ

here to react is johnny joey jones.the people you serve with, a lot of them go through the scouting program and a lot of navy seals go through the scouting program. >> the skill sets you learn in boycotts important. you learn to be tough. learn to make it through something, to sleep outside and do things with your hands by all means little girls are very capable and have that opportunity as well. we live in a culture being masculine using the term boy in your name is wrong because it's toxic. to me it's toxic to not teach my 9-year-old to be tough and not cry every time he is hurt. we inch a little bit further every time you hear a headline like this to tell our kids it's not okay toes masculine regardless if you are a boy or a girl. brian: merit learning certain things do you with scout masters and young men as opposed to co-ed environment. and there is girl scouts. there is fraternities, there is sports. what is wrong with girl scowdz scouts who do incredible job and boycotts. >> listen, there is no doubt in my mind m

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. >> what happens, joey jackson, if the mueller team issues a subpoena to the president of the uniteds? walk us through the process? let's say he refuses voluntarily to answer questions. >> sure. well, just to get up to speed, you know, as it relates to a subpoena. we're talking about a grand jury subpoena. just to remind you, grand jury has 23 members. a majority. that is 12, can vote to indict whatever subjects are before them. the issue is, is there reasonable cause to believe a crime was committed and whatever subject committed it. we're talking about a grand jury subpoena. the process will be, clearly, the president, like anybody else, is not above the law. skru and as a result of that, there's certainly president for a grand jury to be issued to a president. i will remind you about bill clint clinton. bill clinton was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. he testified and ultimately he withdrew any objection and appeared voluntarily. the significance of that, he was able to negotiate the terms of his appearance, bill clinton before the grand jury. closed-circuit television,

and the political fallout if the pressure continues on michael cohen and he does, as joey just said,s and tells all he knows for example about the president, that could be major. >> it could be. and let's take a step back when we talk about the opposition to this independent counsel. part of the proposition was once they start investigating, the investigation could go anywhere, into all different sectors and touch all different types ever people and this is a situation where michael cohen involved in what of appears to be in an act with a partner -- necessarily has nothing to do with the russia investigation but could squeeze michael cohen to the point where he would have to flip on his pledge to never, ever, ever do anything to harm donald trump. because in the end, he does have a wife and children and as we heard from mr. friedman in court, the judge said, do you know what your lawyer has been able to pull off for you and mr. friedman said i do and i understand and appreciate it and you could see michael cohen do that as well. >> he said i greatly understand that and appreciate it

johnny joey jones.year. great people among them both but the one thing about nascar, the thing that sets it apart the most, the fans of the sport mandate patriotism, honor our flag, honoring men and women in uniform are part of the sport. nascar knows its place in society. it is entertainment. something we pay for through viewership and tickets. they understand they have to connect with us. one of the things nascar went through a few years ago, removal of rebel flags from events that was something that the fan base understood, accepted and embraced. there is a nascar driver, diversity program. the same issues that maybe colin kaepernick or some of the nfl players bring to life exist in every walk of life but nascar learned to embrace those issues and tackle them as a community. not in a divisive way. one of the things people will say nascar is somehow a southern part, that makes it different. the last nine champions over the last 20 years was from the west coast. last champion was a from new jersey, rac

he said, no, i retired, joey. i said how is your son doing? trucker too. he said doing okay now, joey, but he knows he's in trouble. he knows he's in trouble. i said how is that? can i help? can i help? looks at me and says, no, joey, there's going to be no truck drivers in five years over the road. whether your predictions are true about automation and self-driving trucks, these folks aren't stupid. they listen. they understand. and they're scared to death. they're scared to death. this is a man who busted his rear end for a long, long time. but i really mean it. it breaks my heart. he's worried. can i keep it. can i take care of the grandkids. folks, look, take that guy working on the assembly making 51 grand, we don't talk about him anymore, by the way, if you notice politically, not you, we in politics don't, and his wife is a hostess at a nice restaurant making 28. so, they're making almost 80 grand. they got two or three kids. and they can't make it. they live in washington or new york or san francisco. i don't have to ask any woman in here who has c

if someone calls me joey, you know that i've known them for a very long time, since i was a kid. [laughter] yeah, i do. and there's a lot of bad, a lot of darkness in our history. and i -- that's in the book too, by the way. it's not like a sassy book, just, you know, if a ship is sinking -- [laughter] the guy screaming his head off isn't usually all that helpful in saving anyone. some of these are, some of these relate to the constitution, and some of them don't. you know, it is a fact that something like 99% of criminal cases do not go to trial. people plead out. now, how do we get here? sometimes it is. constitutional law has a lot of these unintended consequences, just to take that example. what we called the rights revolution in the '60s and '70 especially with criminal defense, making trial ever harder, ever more expensive has put this enormous pressure on prosecutors. how can you try all these people? daniel webster is a figure in the book. as far as i can tell, you can do two or three criminal trials in a day. the judge would say you free this afternoon to try this case?

organized by the guta institute at the china design museum in hong joeys china. includes yet make the via. we're less interested in what's truly bauhaus and more in the ways it was interpreted how it was built on. and how it sparked the imagination hence the title powerhouse imagine easter with emerging societies regarding the function of art and also in regard to social issues. in china and powerhouses admired for its pragmatism modernism and honesty. these chairs featuring the exhibition in hong. students visitors organizers and experts are all spellbound. in china doll houses on the curriculum in almost every design school. that. falls in the sea of the in china house is more or less synonymous with modern design. in the past we were completely unfamiliar with it but these days the chinese see modern design and bauhaus as the same thing some people don't even realize that there are other design movements in schools is astonishingly well known in china so you call. the exhibition includes a range of objects and prototypes for designs destined for everyday use o

. >> we told you about joey chestnut taking on a different food item. >> every fourth of july we see him competing in the hot dog eating contest. yesterday switc and ate a l o shrimp in southern california. eight minutes to eat as much jumbo cocktail shrimp as possible. he won by eating 77 -- that's about seven pounds. here's mr. chestnut saying he enjoyed all of that shrimp. >> i was eating, like oh, my god, this is something you eat in a restaurant. not eat this this fast and it was like restaurant quality food. it was a little bit weird eating that fast and i was a little slow. >> still has a shrimp in his cheeks there. chestnut holds more than 40 world records and eating competition. >> i learned something yesterday, kari does not like watching people eat really fast. >> there must be a name for that. >> there must be. coming up on "today in the bay," how to get involved in making oilpipeline safer in the bay area. >>> a new look ahawaii's massive volcano eruption. first happening now, how well can you spell? preliminaries in the scripps spell bee starts and 19 bay area students

sidelines yelling and screaming at at their at their players to get moving at that point in the academy as joey to get them going is to bring out the best of them. shocked by the violence of these videos we look for an expert's opinion delores jones brown is a professor at the university of new york and an american police experts according to her this type of training can explain why agents often use excessive force. absolutely is indicative of the warrior mindset statistically few people that you encounter are really going to be the kind of serious threat that would warrant that kind of aggressive behavior and they are actually training the folks just the opposite be ready. and unfortunately there it takes human beings to be a police officer and there's a human beings that will come to the job already with aggression or anger management issues to train them the way that this training goes and then to tell that person and go out on the street and. anybody you encounter could be a threat. it's a recipe for disaster. it's a recipe for disaster i think we've got enough incidents now that particula

. >> and joey jacks is with us. what stood out to you? >> as a point of disagreement i know he's a well respected and and experienced defense attorney but i've been practicing for 20 years and i beg to differ with media making up terms, witness and target and subject and these are terms i discuss regularly with the united states attorney or a district attorney at the state level. we do, in fact, in the normal parlance refer, is my client a witness to events, the subject you are looking at or is he or she the specific inquiry of your investigation. so that is significant number one. number two, as it relates to anyone breathing easily, would you not say that. let us remind ourselves of what mueller has done. he has not only investigated and looked at the issue of collusion or the issue of obstruction, but we know it is a crime to lie to the fbi. and so i'm sure that mr. kushner stated his peace and asked questions and forthcoming in the event that he was not, however, it would be of concern. if you look at papadapoulos, and look at flynn,

two penalties from ross byrne and another from joey carbery gave leinster a healthy lead, meaning gerbrandt only consolation. as leinster took the match 16—15 to set up a meeting with the scarlets in next weekend's showpiece in dublin. also coming up in the programme... british rider cal crutchlow has a big spill in qualifying ahead of tomorrow's french motogp at le mans. and rugby league's magic weekend is even playing tricks on the eyesight of the officials. seeing is believing at st james's park. the first two weeks of the giro d'italia have not gone the way that chris froome had hoped but today, he had his first stage win in the event. froome is now up to fifth overall and says he will keep racing to the finish in the hope of becoming the first briton to win the race. nick parrot reports. chris froome wants to win the due wrote italia to complete a hat—trick of grand tours. but his chances have been going downhill since day one and he started behind simon yates. in pink, the 25—year—old has been leading for eight days and it was vital to attack one of the toughest climbs in europe. chri

. >>> if eating were an olympic sport, joey chest nut would be a gold medalist. on some stiff competition in his latest shrimp eating competition. he had eight minutes to scarf down as many as possible. he could not be stopped. 77 shrimp. $2,000 he earned and the championship belt. he's of course also the leader in hot dogs, 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. >>> lwelcome to tuesday morning. may feel like monday for some about an extra day off. a lovely look outside this morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura ga garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off. >> pore some it's a short week. it's been so hot and that heat continues today, just a few degrees lower in a few spots as we start out this morning looking live in san jose, people already up and out the door, quite a few cars and as we go to evergreen, we're going to start out with those temperatures in the low 60s, reaching low 80s by early afternoon. let's go to martinez. it's going

a few meetings in the next makes days to be sure that it's possible france does joey a terrific collection transition that this collection. federalization surround so many opening dozen companies then also made clear by iran that it also wants this deal to keep functioning they just want to assure and says that there was benefits for them that they had agreed on would remain in place because you would need to do to keep its deal on life to make sure that you don't confuse your benefit. the way things stand now we have run obviously trying to brush up on france germany and great britain who want to preserve this deal again hosted here. at the hospice is of the e.u. foreign policy chief with moderating if you can spread it that way the talks that are taking place here today but obviously this is going to be a difficult process ahead as they try to figure out how exactly to move forward and possibly restate this deal if necessary yes things watch out internationally exactly forty minutes post not at night here now after the break france's plan to tongue the law to protect children from sexual