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want to start with you, joey. this is, this provision, 6103 in the internal revenue code from 1924 has never been used before in this context. does it apply here? >> good morning to you. good morning to you, wesley. here is the reality. i think it certainly has direct application. here is why. not only are you dealing with a law that suggests not suggests, gives the authority to congress to act in this way. in addition to that, often we lawyers look not only to the law, but legislative intent. not to get here, but legislative intent is the reason why a statute, a law is created in the first instance. as you laid out clearly, in terms of why we have this for a law, why? there was a view there may be a conflict of interest as it relates to people sitting in elective office at the highest levels. lo and behold, here we are today, looking at potentially the same issue. i think there are two things that are significant. the first is congress has the ability to oversee and evaluate the executive branch. i get and unders

joey, i wonder, though, and i preface this with agreeing with you, jackie.ow, when you look at undocumented immigrants, they are less likely to be arrested, they commit crimes at a lower level. this is very important to note. the president, though, joey, describes them as violent criminals, rapists, murderers. so if you are his base and you accept that premise, untrue as it is, it's not the idea that you're dropping women and children, which two-thirds of these folks are, it's the idea that you are dropping people who could kill americans into cities, which is diabolical. >> without question, brianna. so let me give you the human side and the legal side. from the legal side, the tone and discourse is really sickening. and that tone gets set from on top. that's the president of the united states. so the way that he characterizes immigrants, it's almost as if they're these inhuman creatures that are coming to the country. and we had a discussion about invaders and elimination of judges, like, what's going on, right? if you look at the founding of the country a

that was joey lawrence who is 43 this weekend. happy birthday, joey. >> e.t.u try to stop? >> for more, head to our website. >> we're almost out of time this weekend. for the late breaking hollywood news, go to our website. >> but before we go, another anniversary. next month will mark five yirz since cochella girl released that video for problem. given what she has been through in the last few years, the lyrics, i got one less problem without you seems very fitting. >> one less problem without you. enjoy it and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >>i actors are alive tonight, thanks to the rescue efforts of emergency crews. thanks for joining us at 8, i'm jay are stone happy easter goes out to you on this special sunday also a happy passover justin wall that has the night off a 911 call came in last night from people who said their kayak had capsized near the richmond bridge and sandra fell kron forestall bellow takes a look at the wild rescue video has more on what happened. >>they want floating

but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy.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 dates

joey, let's talk a little bit about biden featuring charlottesville, virginia, the white supremacistally there in his announcement video yesterday. the president was asked today if he still thinks there were, quote, very fine people on both sides. listen and watch. >> if you look at what i said, you will see that that question was answered perfectly, and i was talking about people that went because they felt very strongly about the monument to robert e. lee, a great general. whether you like it or not, he was one of the great generals. people were there protesting the taking down of the monument of robert e. lee. everybody knows that. >> and i'll remind our viewers, joey, this is what the president said in the days after charlottesville. listen to this. >> but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me. excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. you had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from robert e. lee to another name.

welcome back to "new day." >> thank you. >> joey, let's put aside the pr risk when i.c.e. flagged this a few months ago. is, what the president is considering here, with sending the people coming in through the southern border to sanctuary cities, is that legal? >> of course not, victor. let's back up and start here. the president can say whooateve he wants to say. that's his right, first amendment right, he can be provocative, political and do something that serves, as they say, red meat and yell about border walls. at the end of the day, though, the benefit and joy of being in america is we are a country of laws. as a result of the laws, we have to follow them. there's a number of ways laws are created. one is by congress. that seems to be a problem. if you can't get something to congress, what do you do? go to executive order, which presidents can do. if you can't do that, you, again, come up with a scheme, which from a human perspective is horrific. it's distasteful and horrific. beyond that, though, victor, generally speaking, not even generally speaking, what happens

with us now two great legal minds, legal analyst paula cowan and joey jackson. so much homework so that i never even feel compelled to do something like this. i wouldn't. >> clearly. >> is there any explanation, legal explanation, for pleading not guilty here? >> oh, i think there is. the lawyer that lori loughlin has hired is this guy sean burke owe wits who is at one of the biggest law firms in the world. a money laundering expert, the person who was at the department of justice in charge of the enron task force. >> wow. >> he knows his stuff on the criminal side. it's obvious to me that they have looked at these charges and said at least the money laundering charges are going to be hard to prove against lori loughlin because you have to be able to prove that she was aware that money laundering was going on in the handling of the $500,000 she used to pay off william singer. that's number one. the second important thing is that i think jurors are going to be a little bit upset about the fact that this guy william singer, who made all the money on the scheme, wh

i agree with joey. in the end they'll plead guilty.ould be the defense that they didn't realize the use of the money >> one important distinction. when you buy a building, a libra library, the system benefits from that. in this case when you are bribing your daughter or son in, other people don't, you do. that's an argument i think would fall there >> they should have used the $500,000 to hire joey jackson and have a shot. >> take that act on the road. paul, joey, thank you very much. we have breaking news we are just getting in. the british police have just announced that they arrested julian assange in relation to an extradition warrant from the united states >> wow. a clear u.s. connection. much more on that next. visionworks can do more than just make you see great. the right pair of glasses can make you look amazing, too. get two complete pairs of single vision glasses for $59 or two progressives for $99. and choose from over 500 frames. visionworks. we're here to help you. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters costa

joey, congratulations.finish line in the ford fusion -- you like the car? >> love it. >> you better say it. you better say that. parked right here on the white house south drive and that is one truly beautiful car. that is technologically something, roger. very special, right? went a little faster than the others but also had to do with your right foot. we're delighted to be joined by some tremendous people that are doing a great job for our nation, secretary alex acosta. thanks very much. department of labor. secretary elaine chao. thank you. transportation. and many of the great members of congress, representative jim banks. where is jim? hi, jim. tim burchett. thank you very much. very good. >> shepard: we anticipated the president might mention venezuela off the top here. he did not. should he, we'll bring those comments to you. again, there is an attempt for the people and another lead tore come in and try to take over for nicholas maduro who is the dictator there in venezuela and was elected according

joining me to talk about this is phil mudd and legal analyst joey jackson. guys, this is confusing.remind everybody of what this person is accused of, what prosecutors say he did. amassing an arsenal of guns and tactical gear, searching online for are supreme court justices protected and their home addresses, hassan espoused white supremacist views, searched online for the best gun with which to kill african-americans. he had a hit list including prominent democratic politicians as well as cnn and means. he searched for a white homeland. it goes on and on. why would a judge release him? >> if you look at the question about connections with terrorism. in the cases we used to deal with. al qaeda or isis. if you had email from a subject, a u.s. citizen going to an al qaeda recruiter saying i want to join your terror organization so i can continue to fight, you can go to a judge and say not only does this person have access to weapons and explosives, they have clear indications they want to join an international terrorist organization. i'm looking at the case saying the judge doesn't ha

we might be able to hear from joey, one of the children who fought this case. that extract but can i put you another interesting line that was quoted as coming from the organisation involved in this campaign that the dutch news agency ap, saying they think he also distributed some of his sperm to other clinics? exactly, they still don't know how many children may have been fathered by this man and the other thing he suspected of doing is mixing sperm, so some suspected of doing is mixing sperm, so some of the children who grew up believing their brothers and sisters in theirfamily believing their brothers and sisters in their family home shared their dna and they had the same mother and father, albeit their dna had been donated by a sperm donor, have discovered they have different fathers, so it's difficult to imagine how it feels for them, but jia wei, who is one of those who has been most vocal in this case, said at least now they have some form of closure and they can focus on the future —— mike joey. closure and they can focus on the future —— mikejoey. the

i walked up and he said, joey, i'm sorry, i'm so sorry. i thought, my god, what happened?difficult. folks, dignity. a philosopher said "the definition of dignity is that people should never be treated as a means to an end, but an end in themselves." that's how today's corporate culture works. ceos in this administration see it a different way. they see workers as just a means to an end, not the end in themselves. look at -- look at the record. they treat their employees in a way that it's only about how can they maximize their profit, not how can they maximize the circumstance for the employees who help them build the operation. they're squeezing the life out of workers. you know, when you look under the hood of the labor market, you see how tough it is for workers to negotiate. i don't have to tell you union folks that. you see how companies have become so adept at squeezing every last penny out of their payroll, how good they've become at tilting the scales in their favor, but it's not only making it harder for -- harder and harder to meet our basic needs, they're doing

league and fa following an alleged incident involving their manager daniel stendel and fleetwood boss joeyarnsley are assisting south yorkshire police with enquiries. ireland's katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor will face belgium's delfine persoon onjune the first on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's fight with jarrell miller in new york's madison square garden. british number two cameron norrie is through to the second round of the monte carlo masters after beating france's adrian mannarino in straight sets. he faces hungary's marton fuchovitch next. the rugby football union have had their say on billy vuniploa's online conduct. the england and saracens forward posted support for australian player israel folau who said all gay people should go to hell. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. today, vunipola received a formal warning. our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, has more on this story. it has been a very unusual few days for everybody at saracens but the clu b for everybody at saracens but the club caugh

the barnsley striker tweeted joey barton had confronted the barnsley manager following the game, resultingvestigating an incident while ba rnsley have investigating an incident while barnsley have confirmed they are assisting the police with their enquiries. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. it was a brilliant performance by the 26—year—old, who wins his first major title in almost two years — that after an 18—month winning streak on the pommel starting with olympic gold at the 2016 rio games. a bronze medalfor ellie downey in the vault, her second medal of the championships, after silver in the all round. it is the 19—year—old's tenth medal at european level. that's all the sport for now. loads of sport going on today and it's all on the bbc sport website — including a big win for bristol over saracens in the premiership. bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you, see you later. india is observing the centenary of the amritsar massacre — one of the darkest incidents of colonial history. british troops opened fire on a peaceful protest, killing hundreds o

and joey says the results meant he could focus on the future.th my life now. this search took 11 years. a procedure is under way to compensate the donor kids who left court with what they came for, the truth about where they came from. india is observing the centenary of the amritsar massacre — one of the darkest incidents of its colonial history. british troops opened fire on a peaceful protest, killing hundreds of unarmed men, women and children. today, the opposition leader, rahul gandhi and britain's high commissioner, have laid wreaths at the site of the massacre. theresa may has stopped short of offering a formal apology. she described the events as "a shameful scar on british—indian history". a historian believes he's pinpointed the location of the london home where william shakespeare wrote some of his most popular works, including romeo and juliet and a midsummer night's dream. evidence suggests the bard took up residence in the parish of st helen's bishopgate, in the late 1590s. theatre historian, geoffrey marsh, cross—referenced vario

and joey says the results meant he could focus on the future. i can carry on with my life now. this search took 11 years. a procedure is under way to compensate the donor kids who left court with what they came for, the truth about where they came from. today marks the centenary of the amritsar massacre, when hundreds of civilians were killed under the orders of a british general. despite it being one of india's greatest tragedies, there has never been a formal apology. now, museums from both countries have united to re—examine the brutal events of 1919, as monika plaha reports. they were closed into a pen, thousands of people, and shot at like fish in a bowl. raj‘s great uncles were just teenagers at the time of the attack. they were out enjoying vaisakhi, also known as the sikh new year. little did they know the horror that was about to hit them. when the firing started, two of them managed to escape. they either scaled a wall or they managed to get through one of the exits. the youngest, unfortunately, was trampled by people running and fell

criminal defense attorney joey jackson is here with us now.e was a plea agreement offered. again, lori loughlin said no thanks. do you think he could still p k backtrack. >> i think so. i am mindful of what you pointed out and that's they're hopeful it will wind its way out of the criminal system but it's not about hopes and dreams, it's about realities. what happens is you're given incentives to plead guilty. prosecutors, yes, they have playing hard ball but that's what they do. they're not your friends, they're there because they think they're doing justice by exposing something that they believe and i believe america believes was scandalous, privileged and depraved in many ways because people don't have the resources to do that. in light of that the prosecutors indicted them. the good news is this. an indictment is a mere accusation. there's 23 members in the grand jury. it takes 12, a simple majority, to establish two things. one, that a crime was committed and, two, that she and her husband along with others committed it. there's not proo

let's speak to cnn legal analyst joey jackson.oey jackson, the key question here is was she actually recused if she's communicating in this way, particularly when she says and you heard nick quoting from her text messages just because we can charge should we charge, in effect after her deputy issues the charges saying you went too far. is that recusal? >> you know, jim, good morning to you. i see it another way and what i see is not necessarily her into meddling in the smollett case but i see her overwhelming frustration with what prosecutors do and it's something that happens to me, many of my defense attorney colleagues and in fact when i was a prosecutor really railed against as well and that is overcharging. that's an issue that not only needs to be looked at in chicago, it needs to be looked at in new york, it needs to be looked at in florida, it needs to be looked at all across the country. prosecutors have tremendous power and authority and so she's railing on the issue and the fact that, look, let's be sensible. this is a

the joey is starting to peek its head out.ay it will be another month or so before it starts pouncing around outside the pouch. >> look at that. that's very cute. >> he's ready to come out and play. but who wants to leave mama? >> before we leave, jeff is going to tell us what to expect tomorrow. >> spotty showers coming our way. the storm to watch is friday. totals have lowered a little bit. that's better news. quarter to half inch on friday. we're all waterlogged, right? on saturday a slight chance of spotty rain then we'll clear out on sunday and monday, and sunshine coming our way as we hit next week. so got to get through friday then some better weather next week. >> we need to start planting our gardens. it's gardening staez on. >> i did last friday. eight i think you're behind. >> i'm behind. thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

joey, what's your thoughts?oops there or don't. it's about whether or not we as a people are demanding congress or the administration why we are there and that what our goal sssments define a mission so we understand what our men and women are dying for. understanding we didn't fully leave japan or germany and that work out okay. i don't know that the middle east has the same dynamics though. for me it's about knowing why my brothers and sisters are there. that way when casualties happen because they are going to happen. understand it and we can honor them that way. steve: sean, we have come a long way, when the president took office, you would look at the isis map and it was a big chunk of that part of the world. and now you can barely see it. >> yeah, he said he was going to eradicate isis on the campaign trail and he made that promise. isis is on the brink. it is a good thing, too. they are a global existential threat to every man, woman, and child from every race, creed and religion. and it means so much to

joining us now joey jackson and paul cowan, both are cnn legal analysts.ng to you. >> good morning. >> let's pick up where we left off yesterday. so lori loughlin's team, paul, is saying that she had no choice, she had to plead not guilty because the prosecutors took the plea deal off the table. why would prosecutors take a plea deal off the table? >> she did have time to agree to it, but this is an ongoing investigation and it's not at all unusual for sometimes prosecutors to come and back off on a plea deal when they find maybe there are more serious charges that have to be lodged. she probably rues the day she didn't take that original plea. we don't know what's going on in the background. i'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt and say maybe she would have considered a plea. >> it sounds like she would have. joey, there's been public speculation what's she doing, what's her strategy, why not take the plea. that's ridiculous, felicity huffman did. our crack entertainment reporter has found out she would have. i think it's interesting to say the q

joey, great to have you. this has riveted the country, of course.celebrity face along with lori loughlin for this. she has pleaded guilty. as i understand it she could face -- quickly felicity huffman paid $50,000 worth of bribes. she could face 20 years in prison. she didn't murder anyone. >> it's not that easy. good to see you, food to be with you. the way that works is that's the maximum that the if a constitute for which they're charged with would apply to. you get these federal statutes that talk about on a services fraud, mail fraud and then there is this major statutory maximum which is 20 years. in the grand reality of the way life works they have federal guidelines. without getting too wonky about it, you look at the criminal history of the person and the offense category. there is a score which is nonmandatory but it guides the court with regard to how they sentence you and if you look at that, alisyn, i think she is in the range of zero to 12 months. >> okay. so let me read to you what she has admitted. she wrote this letter, she says i a

we might be able to hear from joey, who is one of the children who fought this case...ast we can close this chapter in peace, and i can carry on with my life now. this search took 11 years. they still don't know how many children may have been fathered by this man. the other thing he is suspected of doing is mixing sperm so some children who grew up believing they we re children who grew up believing they were brothers and sisters in their family home shared their dna and they had the same mother and father... their dna had been donated bya father... their dna had been donated by a sperm donor and they now discover they have different fathers. it is difficult to imagine what it feels like for them but joey, who is one of those who has been most vocal throughout this case, basically said, at least now they have some form of closure and they have some form of closure and they can focus on the future. and they can focus on the future. and the next step will probably be looking at suing the doctor's estate. when i spoke to these young people, a couple of years ago they said

very secular political tradition when mr joey due to won the last election he still to this cabinet with women and and radical islamic groups that calls for sharia law to replace into democracy and the same goes to probably comes from very christian here then what has happened in five years of drug or doubles rule that political islam is placed as an important role in the elections this time round. well i think the root of the conflict lies long time ago it has been a long standing struggle between modernise and traditional islam since the fall of soeharto in ninety ninety eight both of the both groups tried to influence indonesia's politics. lection. in two thousand and four and two thousand and nine day failed to try to do dat and but they came to momentum in two thousand and fourteen when radical islamist groups use mr joko allegedly like office let me credentials to attack him and those force him to seek political. support from the lama for example a large islamic organization which is the moderate in terms of their islamic teachings but also very very conservative in terms of indivi

i shook the guy's hands and found joey and it was a pretty good embrace and then to have my kids there circle. my dad was here in 97 and now i'm the dad with two kids. i thinkjust because of what has transpired and last year, i was just very lucky to be playing again. the previous dinner, the champions dinner, i was really struggling and i missed a couple of years of not playing this great tournament, to 110w playing this great tournament, to now being the champion. was it 22 yea rs now being the champion. was it 22 years between wins? it's a long time. but it's just unreal for me to experience this. my mum was here, she was there in ‘97 as well, and so ijust couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. a short time ago, i spoke to former lpga tour player anya alvarez who told me the win for woods will bring more spectators back to the game of golf. he is 43 years old and he has had so many injuries. to me, i think that is the more remarkable thing, being able to bounce back from all the surgeries he has had, to come back from the pain he has enjoye

he follows his brother joey. the chargers first round pick in 2016 and his father john, first round choice in 1987. how about mg, the new york jets win defense. they took alabama tackle quinnon williams at number three. >> the new york giants select daniel jones. >> oh, no. >> ouch. that's how giants fans reacted when the team select eli manning's heir apparent, daniel jones as the 6th pick. the miami dolphins passed on a quarterback, and took defensive lineman christian wilkins, he won't forget it. neither will roger goodell who got a jump from the 6'3" wilkins, the draft resumes tonight with two and three. we'll see coy wire make an appearance with the buffalo bills. >> maybe they need to wear pads for that. >> it would have knocked me flat over. solid. >>> the threat may not be over in sri lanka, churches are already closed sunday. muslims being asked not to gather for prayers today. we're live there coming up. >>> police in sri lanka warning that more suspects in the easter bombings could be on the run. the i

i mean, is that joey, friend of the show joey patone?e with ariana. >> so much fun. >> selena gomez made a triumphant return to the stage with the help of her friends who joined her pal's set alongside cardi b and selena. it marked her first public appearance since may 2018. >> man, you go to coachella and you've got some good surprises, right? >> nothing like. >> nothing like. >> beyonce. >> yeah. that's probably why they had so many surprises this year, trying to make up for it. >> don't forget what happens this week. homecoming. >> homecoming! >> april 17th. >> homecoming! >> how could we forget? >> yes, we didn't forget. countdown clock, please. >> yes. >> look forward to that. >>> and it was a big day for tiger woods at the masters. stars from golf and beyond are hailing his victory. >> the most-decorated olympian of all-time, swimming great michael phelps, you see him right there, literally right there behind tiger when he hit a near hole in one on the 16th. phelps was just inches behind, cheering on his old friend. >> i feel that'

and joey jackson is going to join us as well. brin lee is out too. what we heard from prosecutors in our own reporting here at cnn, they were making it clear. they wanted to ask and planned to ask for jail time for everyone. they said they had a mountain of evidence, that more charges could be coming. is it your sense that, in fact, is what those -- i don't want to say threats but perhaps that information is that what you think pushed some of these people to move toward a guilty plea? >> i don't think it's puffery on behalf of the prosecutors. remember that a lot of these parents took the money that they paid singer and used it as a tax deduction which was unlawful. it's tax fraud. a lot of them for exposed to potential tax fraud and other types of charges. i think what's happened with the first set of defendants who are accepting responsibility and pleading guilty is that they're trying to do some damage control. there are, in fact, other charges that could come. this was a very, very airtight case in terms of the evidence. like you said, there was

he said, joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity.out respect. it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look at your kid and say, honey, it's going to be ok and mean it. but, folks, too many people, they can't look at their kids today. and say it's going to be ok. and mean it. that's what we got to change. i think about so many people across this country today. who are just not getting respect, not treated with respect. how do you get to a place, how did we ever get here, where people who teach our kids, take care of our sick, transport our goods, build our bridges and repair our roofs, keep our water systems safe? people who race into burning buildings, people who race into danger to protect us, people who pick up our garbage off our streets, iron workers, steel workers, boilermakers, plumbers, electrical workers, sales people, how did we get to this place where they don't think we see them or hear them or know them? and maybe most importantly, respect them? respect. [cheers and applause] -- i think the questi

joey gall joey gallo became the first to get to first let's watch that again.ts, there you a full even joe biden was like hey, dude, take it easy. president trump today pushed back against reports that he wants to double up on his policy of separating families at the border, and then he did something unexpected. he made an attempt to blame it on obama. >> let's go. >> obama separated the children, by the way. just so you understand. president obama separated the children. those cages that were shown, i think they were very inappropriate, they were built by president obama's administration. not by trump. president obama had child separation. take a look. the press knows it. you know it. we all know it. >> jimmy: no, we don't know it, because you just made it up. at this point, donald trump has taken more kids away from their parents than michael jackson, but i'll let him finish. >> i'm the one that stopped it. president obama had child separation. i'll tell you something. once you don't have it, that's why you see many more people coming. they're coming like it'

trailing 9-2 and they get even lousy or regarding their number 1 prospect in the minor leagues, joey to buster posey was hit by a pitch on monday. he was off to a sensational start and now it is a fracture of the second metacarpal on his left hand. the umpire which even said, ironically that he was not it by the pitch but he kind of argued and proved it right. he will be out for 4 to 6 weeks. that is a tough blow. joey bart, the guy you will definitely be hearing about in the giant uniform. >> would have thought you would get excited about the 49ers ela >> right . >> that could be a really great game. >> odell junior, they have a great quarterback. >> thank for joining us. the 7 on ktvu plus is next. >>> download the new fox 2 weather app. the power to prepare. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. our products and services bring moments like this to every family. shop top-brand appliances including kenmore at sears. the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for

joey jackson is here, areva martin, the author of "make it rain." good evening. joey, a lot of people were surprised to hear the way she answered last night, especially as a former prosecutor. now she's changing her mind, or she's correcting what she said. she's sounding more like a prosecutor now? >> look, it's her right to change her mind, her right tow have her opinions and point of view. the bottom line is i think we have to appeal to sanity. we could talk about criminal justice reform, how the system disproportionately affects people of color and what we need to do to prevent that. we could talk about alternatives to incarceration, but when we start talking about allowing terrorists and murderers to vote from prison, i think we've gone off the deep end. my opinion, certainly other people can differ from that. i'm worried about people who are out there now, right? we have people who are not incarcerated who are not voting. when we talk about people who have transgressed society, i think it becomes a problematic. last point, don, and that's this. when you look

joey elli fears there could be more victims. >> we're urging any kid or anyone who knows a kid who has been molested by this priest, to come forward. >> michael barber tells parishioners in part, i ask you to join me in prayers for all involved in this situation. most especially, anyone who has been harmed. >> great priest, after mass, thank you for coming, god bless you. >> and then this happens. >> abuse survivor dan mcnevin said he was molested by another priest at corpus christi in the 1960 oe standing here 40 years after i was abused talking about it again. it's sad. it's sad. >> the victim in this case was 14 or 15 years old at the time of the alleged abuse. they now urge other possible victims to come forward. father vela remains in the santa rita jail, he will be arraigned on tuesday. >> a marin county man faces accusations of using facebook to lure south american girls to have sex with him by offering them cash. this was his seventh trip to in. colombia since 2017. they believe there are several teenaged victims including one as young as 13. >>> a possible case of road rage on

he said joey, a job is more about a paycheck. it's about your dignity, it's about respect, it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look at your kid and say honey, it's going to be okay and mean it. but folks, too many people, they can't look at their kids today and say it's going to be okay and mean it. that's what we have to change. i think about so many people across this country today who are just not getting respect, not treated with respect. how do you get to a place, how do you ever get here? where people that teach our kids, take care of our sick, transport our goods, build our bridges and repair our roofs, keep our water system safe, people that race into burning buildings, base that race into danger to protect us. people that pick up our garbage off of our streets. iron workers, steel workers. boilermakers, plumbers and electrical workers, sales people. how do we get to this place? where they don't think we see them or hear them or know them? maybe most importantly, respect them. respect. [applau

joey, not to put too fine a point on this, but you say loughlin and the others who pleaded not guiltyre on a collision course with disaster. why? >> i said it. i own it. look, we have a system, john, good morning, that is very equipped and highly designed to deal with people who want to go to trial. part of that system, i practice in the system. you give opening statements. you ask the jury to support the narrative. prosecutor, defense attorney, you do the same thing. we cross-examine witnesses and get to the truth at the end of the day. prior to do, we exklocl excludee in a courtroom. people are innocent until deemed to be guilty. however, at the end of the day, i think there is, from what we know and see, a bevy of evidence here that is going to be presented to the jury. three things. the first thing is, these are an egregious set of facts as laid out. they have a timeline in terms of payments made, in terms of knowledge that the couple had, of what they were doing. that's problematic. you have that. you have the emails. you have the phone calls. in addition to that, you look at ste

lance, j.c., joey, and chris traveled together to coachella by bus and tried to go incognito wearingto keep their five-minute set a secret. but why was justin timberlake missing? well, the night before, j.t. had just finished up his world tour in connecticut. this morning, he posted this shot, with the caption, you guys killed it last night. ariana grande replied in all caps, quote, i love you so much. we missed you. j.t. wasn't the only fan. ♪ tearing up my heart when i'm with you ♪ >> yep, that's james corden and justin bieber in the audience dancing to the performance. biebs was at coachella with -- said he's getting better every day, was at coachella with wife hailey and her bff kendall jenner. also in attendance, katy perry and orlando bloom. katy did a surprise performance as well. the moment that went viral was when justin met the ultimate belieber. met her first love and fans were right there to capture the moment. >> when did your love for the biebs start sf. >> it started when i was 12. >> did you have posters in your room? >> i did. like big ones. >> taylor swift wasn't at

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joey jackson with me. criminal defense attorney.attorneys for robert kraft are alleging, quote, gross prosecutorial misconduct. what does that mean? >> it means something pretty bad. i think it is an overstatement. think sometimes when you are in a courtroom and fighting for your client and fighting zealously, maybe you use language that is a little flowery. i don't think it is gross prosecutorial misconduct but a bad judgment call in the event the prosecutors move forward when they say to the judge, your honor, we're not doing anything without you. once a prosecutor said that, it is not proper to go back on the word. so let's talk about the fact and the issues. >> this is a quagmire. >> there is no question about it. but here is the tension. on the one hand you have this freedom of information law. it is a public records law. and what it does is it ensures that government as it carries out the functions is open to the light of day. that government is not hiding anything and fully transparent and those who want to access it can do t

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and joey bart, three hits and three rbi and a 400 foot home run. he might not be in san jose for long. don't know what the sky is eating, but he got every last crumb. against colorado, jeff samarcho, 7 shut out innings and struck out 7, but did he get a run support. yes, he got one run from kevin. his third of the week. the only run of the game and the giants win 1-0. how about this coolunlady watchg the -- she got to see oakland go deep by chris davis who has 9 home runs this season. in the 7th, the orioles scored 4 runs and kept deficit 7-5. stephen makes the catch and the a's win 8-5. this empire, give a dog a don't. in this case, give a dog a bat. his job is to get the baseball bat after the hitter strikes out and the empire was booed and should have been. the masters round two is tomorrow. i love the music. and rounds three and four, we'll have a post game show on saturday and sunday. have a great day, friends. >> it's the mellow, dennis. >> it's pleasant, but you're putting our morning viewers to sleep. >> wake up. >> we're trying to wake you

his brother joey was a third overall pick by the charges in 2016. >>> two players in our mind separated themselves from the pack and it was nick bosa and williamson. ultimately we had those guys ranked extremely evenly. then you look at where your team has the biggest need. while we would have been very happy with the former, nickel we felt like that was a piece that we still could use. >> as for the number one overall pick, it was quarterback kyler murray. selected by the oakland a's last june. he decided, i want to play in the nfl. good decision. he is number one pick. >>> the sharks drop the puck tomorrow night in the second round of the playoffs. and the nhl announcing today they made a mistake on that five-minute major that led to the sharks win. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> tomorrow - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control of your financial future, then get ready because real estate multimillionaire and best-selling author than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show, flip this house has one heck of an opportunity for you. for the last decade,

they know better peer crews joey piscitelli is with snap, the survivors network of those abused by priests. he said his group compiled their own list and found 135 priests have been credibly accused and 90 more than the 45 listed by the diocese. >> to have a history of hiding things, not being transparent. >> he said that the priest who him in the 70s was left off a previous list that they released a decade ago, even though a jury found him guilty of rape and he was finally added onto the list this year. the most recent example of an omission is the case of a father alex castille, in january, oakland police investigated an allegation from a minor that he had inappropriately touched him and the diocese put castillo on a ministry to believe and he has since fled the country. we wanted to talk to bishop michael barber about the omissions and recent accusations that he delayed reporting the castille case to law enforcement. which, itself could be a crime. >> what you know about when those allegations came out against father castille? >> i don't have anything to say about that right now. >> the

early in the game, joey lucasey, pitching for the padres. roughed up a little bit. solarte with a shot to right. good for an rbi double, and the giants are off and moving. loading the base. here the guy, polar, that we're talking about. everybody gonna score with the bases loaded. renfro ends up with the double. giants win it 7-2. in it 7-2. >>> it is the a's showing off again. let's get a run on this guy. ramon lariano throws out somebody every night it seems. 94 miles an hour. that is a throw. and the a's defense was good. offense was spectacular. profar off to a slow start. but four hits five rbi tonight. his first homer as an a. they roll it 13-2 behind brett anderson. and that is the a's first road win of the year. we have arrived at that point of the evening. check this out! >>> look at st. louis. i'm gonna go up over the wall. make a great catch. the ball lands about five or six feet in front of him. want to get away? hiteammates are giving him a bad time. >>> 21 years in the nba, calling it quits. his final home game. goes for 30. dallas is the winner. one o