but t kristin.was concerned about her friend and stuck around talking to the upstairs neighbor. >> so, you were feeling protective-- >> yeah. >> he said to me, "you know are you, you know you're worried about your friend? i said yes i am. and he said we can go to my apartment so you can be close to a phone to call. >> she and the neighbor walked up the staircase to his apartment. >> it's directly above her apartment. and he opens the door. i was barely a step into the door and he just sort of kind of pushes me in, slams the door shut. >> he locks the door and immediately grabs a remote that was right there and turns the stereo up to this deafening volume, just deafening. >> kristin reached for the door to leave. >> and he pushes me back. and that's when he starts making some demands. all of a sudden it's very serious and aggressive. and i almost to the point where i thought he was joking. >> but he was serious. demanded she undress. >> i kept arguing, "i'm not gonna do it." he's, like, "you're gonna

howie: cathy areu and kristin tate. kristin, let's start with nbc. was there something out of line with an nbc correspondent asking ivanka trump to weigh in on the women who accused the president of having affairs or sexual harassment. kristin: this is why so many americans hate the media it was an attempt to embarrass ivanka trump. ivanka made herself a top dwoft official and she cannot exempt herself from tough questions about the president just because the president is her father. i think what's making conservatives angry about this is we rarely see the left being asked questions like this. they were untouchable subjects with hillary clinton. howie: she did answer the question, but kristin says it was and obnoxious question but not an unfair one. cathy: the made what does have the right to ask the big questions. the sad part is we aren't hearing answers from ivanka like we would like to anymore. but i'm glad the media is still asking the big questions. the clintons did have lots of questions asked. chelsea clinton was asked about her father's beha

>> hi, my name is kristin anne houk and i own all good pizza on third street. and i just want to speak in favor of the family. i walk past them multiple times throughout the day between my two restaurants and they're doing a beautiful job on the store, i agree it's a model fort community. i just want to show my support. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you, seeing no additional comment, public testimony is closed. so do we have a motion to move this -- or any other comments from colleagues? >> i would be happy to make a motion to send this to the full board with positive recommendation. >> supervisor sheehy: yes. the motion passes. so, mr. clerk, item number 2. >> motion verifying that kristin anne houk doing business as tato, located at 4608 third street has completed the pre-application meeting requirement under california business and professions code for the issuance of a new type 87 neighborhood restricted special on sale liquor license. >> thank you, mr. clerk. we'll hear from the office of economic and workforce development. >> thank you, chair, members of th

so how did it go, kristin. >> i did not go fishing with the team. team had a day off.eam has the day off. they are going in to this day off with great moments and right now they have won their last two straight games including four-three win over the twins in clearwater just yesterday but more than just taking sometime for mental recovery taking time for body, really going in to it with momento this day off is a big thing for gabe kapler. >> momentum is critical but health is more critical. nice to get into this first off day, everybody is healthy our regulars are all rested and, some of them will get two consecutive days off and everything is up for march 29th and not for middle of march. >> phillies are get something rest away from the ballpark today but it sounds like there is some, friendly competition happening, off field. >> there is a little, competitive, ally will trip that we are doing this year so it should be fun. >> no audio. i was trying to ask him what he was do with his day off how he keeps focus than a level and brought up this fishing trip. we know he'

heather: what do you think, kristin, would that be a good idea?in 2016 trump stumped out 16 candidates all who media told us had better shot at nomination, he won from little support from own party because the voters supported him, they do to this day and if jeff flake try to run against trump, they will end up defeated and humiliated, to jeff flake i say good luck. go for it. heather: appreciate it. >> thank you, heather. heather: time now 19 minutes after the top of the hour, did he do it? that's the question everyone wants an answer to this morning. >> i grabbed the knife, do i remember that portion taken a knife from charlie and to be honest, after that i don't remember. heather: simpson's hypothetical murder confession sparking huge reaction online. >> by god's grace has pulled the cover off of that satanic jew. heather: known for hateful racist remarks but one magazine is defending his newfound relationship with democrats. carley shimkus is here with the outrage online. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached, impeach 45. [cheers and

reporter kristin smith clears the air .... on what's happening on campuses across the country.it's very prominent at my school."teenagers taking hits from a trendy electronic cigarette."i don't think they know the dangers of it."and because of how it looks... students are getting away with it."the reality is adults have no clue that this is going on." the juul looks like a flash drive... but it's really a discreet way to vape that's wildly popular with teenagers. it uses pods that come in kid-friendly flavors like mango and creme bruelle.those pods contain the same amount of nicotine as a pack of cigarettes.enough to give kids a short buzz when they're juuling."why is is so popular? "i think it's how it looks and how it tastes and it's so easy to transport and that's why i think people are quick to pick up on it.""people do it in the bathrooms during class change or during class."yes. some students are even juuling in class."kids are looking for other things that they can explore and this seems to be a safer alternative for them to smoking and i don't think they know the danger

kristin welker is inside the briefing room. eli stockles and elise is with us.tin welker, the military paying for the wall. what happened to mexico paying for the wall? >> she god asked for that a number of times, katie. she didn't dispute the report that the president is eyeing the possibility of having the military foot some of the bill. we all saw how enraged he was last week when he signed that omnibus and he effectively felt as though he hadn't gotten enough funding for the border wall. that's where the reporting comes from. sarah sanders not disputing it but saying we continue to move forward with building the wall. that was her talking point. i thought it was pretty notable there. this continues to be a controversial issue for this president because it was really the crux of his campaign promise and his core supporters are saying, where is the wall? why haven't we seen the efforts to start building it yet? why is it taking so long? why wasn't there enough spending. there was another big controversy looming over the administration, stormy daniels. she was

kristin ayres lays out the evidence. >> reporter: the 16-year-old girl was caught in the crossfire of an undercover sting gone wrong. now her family is suing the officers who opened fire. one year after the shooting that killed elaina mondragon her family is grief stricken and seeking justice . >> we have to be the voice that she no longer has. >> reporter: their attorney announced the family is filing a civil lawsuit against fremont police. >> the two fremont police officers wrongfully, recklessly took the life of ev in a botched police maneuver. >> reporter: authorities were after the driver of a stolen bmw who they say have been linked to a string of armed robberies. abby was in the passenger seat. her cousin and another friend in the back. an investigation by the alameda county das office determined that when police in plain clothing tried to stop the driver he did not respond to the commands to put his hands up and then quickly accelerated and drove the bmw straight towards the dodge police were in at a high rate of speed. our law enforcement expert has reviewed the case . >> it

kristin. >> good morning, i'm live here in clearwater, florida. about being bold but what does that mean to him. former phillies pitcher has a new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> live look at the schuylkill expressway. when i came in this morning there were down trees and debris all along the shoulder. you will note that is coming eastbound again, the trees that came down on friday, here on the schuylkill they just chopped up pushed off to the side. just be careful of. that we are dealing with wicked sun glare but coming from new jersey slow go on the freeway, ac expressway and towards w

. >>> kristin chenowith is jim hit show mom, she play a strength coach who tries to cleanse energy ofhristie, played by anna furis after a run in with bonnie over a parking spot. janne just won an oscar for her role in i tanya. mom airs tonight at 9:00 on cbs-3. >> i do like kristin chenowith >> i love her. >> she was in wicked on broadway, amazing voice. >> we will see. >> i love her. >> weather-wise today, so, we have good news for today. >> today but i see is what coming down the pike here. >> it is not a guarantee i will say that. all models are not on board with what could happen this weekend. we will talk about that but for today we will enjoy a nice quiet day weather-wise. i get a break and breathe a little bit. take a live look at bethlehem camera in northampton county. folks pick up two to 7 inches of snow, quite a range, but a beautiful scene as we are's waking up this morning, however, you can see slick roads, potentially, maybe talking about some icy conditions as we are waking up this morning. our weather watchers have been submitting tons of reports, of reports, for us,

kristin ayres is here with the latest developments.>> sever cisco police have been actively searchingsince the alleged domestic violence incident on saturday night. he is accused of abusing a woman at her apartment on the 600 block of busch street in sever cisco. dispatch reporting indicate that he was inside her apartment as she reported the domestic violence to 91 officers. >> suspect in the room. and out by the window. >> the dispatcher went on to say that smith drove away from the apartment in a black range rover. today tmc reported that he checked into a rehab facility. he has not spoken to police. the arrest warrant indicates charges could include willful infliction of corporal in dish injury. assault likely to include great bodily injury, false improvement and vandalism. it has likely ended his nfl career. the raiders have cut ties from him. he was cut by the 49ers due to earlier troubles. he was suspended by the nfl for repeat substance abuse violations. as of this evening, san francisco police say they are talking with his lawyer about the surrender. kristin ayres, to you. >>

. >>> a little bit of role reversal for kristin wiig, slated role she's playing in an upcoming sure to, lauren. >> for the upcoming weekend we will no longer be dealing with the direct impacts of the powerful nor'easter but indirect impact was clouds around, staying windy particularly on saturday and breezy as we head into sunday, seasonal high temperatures in the upper 40's, we will >>> a newly remodeled home up for sale in lebanon is getting a tension over its size this so-called slim house measures seven and a half feet wide, the four bedroom, two bathroom home was built in the 1800s where an alley once stood. developer's added small storage spaces and sky lights over three floors to make it feel, bigger. >> in london we see this with off sets coming up with weird, wonderful designs and they have done them for a very long time all the way back to victorian times. >> slim house comes with a huge, price tag, the current asking price, it is 1.4 million-dollar. we wil if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would c

kristine: absolutely, guy.tors most exposed to trade and the international tensions are the ones doing the worst. you can really see this is what is on the brain for investors right now. and may be policy as a catalyst for trading is taking a backseat here. it is status quo in that yes, they are on the path to monetary normalization, but they will not turn any less accommodative anytime soon. matt: what is the effect of a 3% yield on treasuries when it comes to stocks? it does not seem to be concerning u.s. investors much, as we skirt that number, but do not get there. kristine: we have been talking a long timelds for -- a month, which is a longtime in the markets. we have come to terms with the fact that we might see this level sometimes in. what's important now is what will happen after that and the conclusion for most investors is, we are not going to see a runaway yield, another surge of 50 basis points to 350. what we see among the commentary is we will take a bit of a breather with yield and that is what

kristin, i do want to start with you.we have the republicans on one side that may not have gotten exactly what they needed, but they're not entirely unhappy. who's right and who's wrong in this? >> look, i mean, there's more than enough evidence of wrongdoing by the fbi and widespread conflicts of interest in the doj to justify a second special counsel. the investigation by the oig could drag on for months, and it could have very little teeth in terms of actually getting things done. if jeff sessions refuses to appoint a second special counsel, he needs to step down. his lack of action and his feckless leadership have exposed the president to attacks by biased law enforcement officials. but here's the bigger point, we need to have a system that holds everybody accountable, and surveillance needs to protect us from terrorism, but it also can't be used to strip away the rights of american citizens. and the democrats are not upset about this unconstitutional spying because they happen to not like the person who was spied on.

kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> let's go back to storm watch and take a look at conditions in san rafael. this was captured a few hours ago along 101. >> alissa harrington tweeted this video. >> and right now at evening commute hits the heavy point, we're looking live at the golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge and highway 101 through san jose. roadways look quite dry. >> and spencer christian has been keeping track of all the rain and is here with the latest. >> oh, we've been tracking it all week long. and it's going to continue. there are lots of places where the roadways are not very wet, pau because the structure of this storm is very scattered. we have a line of showers moving through, and heavier activity around the santa cruz mountains. but many areas are experiencing a break. and some locations are getting a dose of gusty winds. 28 miles per hour in livermore and breezy in other locations. let me give you a live view from the emeryville camera. these clouds look like they're about to fall into the bay, don't they? current readings are 53, mid-50s in mountain view. 51 in gilroy.

kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> let's go back to storm watch and take a look at conditions in san rafaelas captured a few hours ago along 101. >> alissa harrington tweeted this video. >> and right now at evening commute hits the heavy point, we're looking live at the golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge and highway 101 through san jose. roadways look quite dry. >> and spencer christian has been keeping track of all the rain and is here with the latest. >> oh, we've been tracking it all week long. and it's going to continue. there are lots of places where the roadways are not very wet, pau because the structure of this storm is very scattered. we have a line of showers moving through, and heavier activity around the santa cruz mountains. but many areas are experiencing a break. and some locations are getting a dose of gusty winds. 28 miles per hour in livermore and breezy in other locations. let me give you a live view from the emeryville camera. these clouds look like they're about to fall into the bay, don't they? current readings are 53, mid-50s in mountain view. 51 in gilroy. this is

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin sze. have a good night. believe i get to spend the whole day here. when do i get to shoot the crossbows? well, you're 13. i don't even think it's legal. so we should do it after lunch. yes! welcome, welcome. what a pleasure. mike. eve. i love "take your daughter to work" day... and not just because curly's daughter's the former miss colorado runner-up, huh? wow. it's hard to imagine how beautiful the mom would have to be. remember me, mr. baxter? is this who i think it is? gabriella, look at you. wow. ah. (chuckles) eve, my daughter gabriella. hi. hi. just graduated from the wharton school of business. 4.0 g.p.a., top of the class. that's very impressive--business school. thank you, and i'm really impressed with some of the things you guys are doing over here at outdoor man. yeah. thanks. i appreciate that.

it was a warm welcome for hamburg's new coach kristin tits is concentrating on the positives despite the club's relegation plight. and we're not interested in what's happened this week is a new start and that's what we're focusing on through. tate's is a relative unknown he's never played or coached at the top level in germany until now but the have big bosses hope his qualities will shine through. he started in a diligent and meticulous way. getting stuck into the details of various things and he's a very ambitious person. ambition alone will not be enough for hamburg. the team needs to start scoring goals so far they found the net just eighteen times in twenty six games so what's the grand plan to make hamburg more prolific. if the fifth we want to have more possession. so that we have more control of games . and through that we want to create more chances to go on to. hamburg's last win was an emphatic three no victory over half and heine the problem that was way back in november faily it's a bit hats about linwood extend their winless streak to fourteen games. and we want to put

i'm kristin sze in for ama daetz. >>> we have just learned new information about a fiery crash that left one person dead. >> it happened as a car approached a checkpoint to enter the base outside of fairfield. >> cornell bernard is live from the base with the latest information tonight. >>> cornell? >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the fbi in sacramento. it's joining this investigation into a deadly car fire that happened at the main gate at travis air force base last night. a u.s. official is telling abc news tonight, that it appears there were propane tanks inside that vehicle. now take a look. the fbi looking at these videos of a car on fire, posted to air force forums facebook page. a suv gained unauthorized entry on the base by driving past guards. the guards tried to stop the vehicle. authorities say the vehicle crashed and burst into flames. the driver was killed. sky 7 was over the main get an area where the incident occurred not long ago. the identity of the driver has not been released tonight. that u.s. official telling abc news that investigators looking at terroris

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin sze.n with new developments about the shooting in yountville. >> albert wong killed three women and himself on friday. >> he lost his license to work as an armed security guard for failing to pay fees to the state. he had first received an armed guard's license in 2008 before he served in afghanistan. >> bill dodd has been speaking about this and says police had many good reasons before waiting to take action against wong. >> everybody's first concern was the three women who gave up their lives, and i think that law enforcement acted with an abundance of caution, just in case, so they didn't create a situation that caused their demise. >> dodd also told us america needs to find more ways to help veterans overcome the mental wounds they suffer while serving our country. >> now we are learning new details about what happened when that shooting happened. >> cornell bernard begins our live team coverage and spoke with a woman who was in the room when a gunman took his hostages but let her go.

lauren: kristin, there are reports this morning that the nerve agents that were used for the poisoningas put in the daughter's suitcase before she left, so we don't know where this would be assassin essentially is and that certainly changes how we deal with -- deal with this situation. how big of a deal is this to you? >> well, this is what russia has been doing, again, for a very long time. a lot of this is political, obviously there needs to be strong statements from western democracies as there has been. honestly, just statements until the europeans get off of russian gas, strong economic tight that they have, it's not going to be much of a deterrent at this point. lauren: it's a big deal. a toks inlike this was used on european soil since world war ii. >> laura, keep in mind russia came up that they will step up retaliation efforts, that's why the united states more than every has to be unified an not politically divided starting with donald trump and the republican congress. lauren: and they have their elections in russia coming up. i wonder who wins. thank you very much. >> thank

. >> huge, kristin, thanks so much. >>> time to turn to the weather. we had craziness over the weekend. >> beautiful day today, but things are changing. >> little break today, things are going to change back to wilder weather. a look at live doppler 7. rain will be arriving sometime tomorrow in the mid to late morning hours. right now skies are bright. but cloudy. here's the view from sutro tower. it is currently 63 degrees. 60 degrees in oakland. 67 in gilroy, 59 in half moon bay. this is the view from the east bay hills camera. 61 in fairfield. 60 in livermore. and here's the view from mt. tam. you can see the clouds getting lower and thicker. it will be cloudy overnight with showers arriving tomorrow, and we'll have a raniny and breezy pattern tapering off on friday or at least before the weekend. overnight look for increasing clouds, showers developing perhaps way up north. we'll see a surge of rain in the south bay. overnight lows will be generally in the upper 40s to right around 50. the storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. some locations w

. >> and as our kristin rodgers tells us it is not something to them from moving ahead. >> reporter:phillies have the day off today and they are going in to it with great momentum. they won their last two games including a four-three win over the twins just here yesterday. now a day off will give the team to mentally refocus and get rest for their bodies but it will provide a chance for them to continue to build that team chemistry. some players told me that they are going out on the water for a friendly fishing competition there is nothing like a little heated rivalry between teammates to have some great results on the field. next up, they host boston on wednesday n clearwater, florida, kristin rodgers, fox 29 news. >>> more sports news our wells fargo center, it is a little old, tire. they are getting a make over. they have announced they will pump 250 million-dollar into making it better over next three summers. upgrades will include an entirely new mezzanine area, new sound system, more led screens, more food, and also they would lake to have better views of our sky line. >>> six

kristin with one more we to you, why is he doing this now? what do your white house sources say about why he let loose this weekend despite staying silent for the last ten months? >> it's an important question. you had andrew mccabe who was effectively fired a day before he was set to receive his pension. according to an inspector general's report, he authorized fbi officials to speak with the press about an investigation into the clinton fount, mccabe has pushed back and said, look, he was merely trying to allow those officials to clarify their role that the fbi had played in that investigation. he insists there is no wrong doing. he says he's being targeted by this administration and the president himself to undermine his reputation, but that is one thing that set president trump off, really added fuel to his fire to what i'm told is mounting frustration with the fact the russia investigation continues to intensify, katy. remember, ty cobb said very clearly and white house officials said here from the podium, sarah sanders, that this invest

fellow actress kristin also joined but in a tweet says she got out years ago and did not witness any illegal activity. keep was arrested outside portal by arthur this week by mexican police. for my members described nexium as a court and some of the women were forced to brand themselves with his initials. one of the former members of sarah edmondson who told her story. >> when i got to albany in march for my initiation where i was told i was supposed to get a dime sized tattoo, i found out i was getting a two inch by two inch brand with a carter rising iron. >> it was disturbing to hear what he was doing. i wasn't shocked. keith has been escalating for years. >> in los angeles, tom wade, kpix 5. >> a man who lost control and crashed has been identified. james kenneth rambo of napa was raising his 1976 ford pinto last night when he veered off of the racetrack. authorities say after he finished a days after he crossed the finish line, he braked and a vehicle pulled to the left. he hit a rail at more than 100 miles per hour. and ambulance crew at the track try to save him but he died at

>> reporter: kristin, the delay is not too bad. wait just a couple of minutes reducing traffic down to one lane around the area. one thing people all seem to agree on is vasco road and how dangerous it is and how much help it needs to be safer. it is a key corridor for commuters and also a dreaded one. >> going very fast, and so i see a couple times more accidents than normal. >> reporter: this driver avoids it because he's heard of the many accidents that happen here. vasco road is known for crashes, especially head-on collisions. drivers say they see a lot of dangerous behavior here. >> it's not safe. the dates that i go out to brentwood for work, there's people passing when they shouldn't be, and you slow down and wait for them to get back into the traffic side. >> reporter: today, drivers saw another reminder of the dangers here. crews working on making it safer. they replaced the middle di lennuaters, some were knocked down by drivers drifting out of lanes. the hope is these barriers as well as rumble strips alert drivers when

that is kristin welker and courtney kobe. and a senior council on the foreign of relations and on the national security council during the obama administration, he was also director for european affairs and the national security council during the clinton administration. let me start with the question raised during last conversation if i could. where does this all end? i see it described as a tit for tat and when does the back and forth between u.s. and russia end as we see diplomats being expelled. >> nobody knows the answer to that question yet. it is clear we are now in a downward spiral with the u.s. and allies kicking out russians and the russians kicking out americans and europeans and closing the consulate in st. petersburg. it could get worse and my guess is it will get worse and because neither president trump or mr. putin are the guys that back down. they have thin skin and big egos. we are in a situation in which the president is saying, my nuclear arsenal is bigger than your nuclear arsenal. so we are clearly in a

kristin, over to you first where the news happened yesterday and the president put that tweet out. that's a pattern we turn on twitter and learn something big happened through the president's account. when and why the president turned on david shulkin because you heard the praise before this. when and why he turned on the va secretary and how it was he then turned to his personal physician. >> right. well, i think that this was not necessarily a surprise. part of the pattern we're starting to see in addition to everything you just mapped out is sort of bubbling up to the surface, frustrations that the president starts talking about with his advisers. we learn about it in the press. and then it's a matter of weeks or months before the person ultimately winds up leaving the white house. in this case, there were a couple of issues. one, i think the president clashed with the va secretary on policy issues including how the va should be run. the president wanted to see more privatization. david shulkin was as opposed to that. then there were ethical concerns and questions surrounding th

. >> i'm kristin sze. the athletics are making a bid to own the coliseum outright. >> they wanted to build at laney college, but officials nixed it after push back by students and faculty. now the president of the a's spoke about this within the past hour. >> the keeping is with the setback, some of the headwinds at howard, we think it's important to own our own home and chart a course ourselves for a future in oakland. and the way to do that is to buy our site. >> but, is it a good deal for taxpayers? >> very interesting. >> reporter: it is, dan, and you may remember, this isn't the first time that someone has offered to buy this property here at the coliseum. it was just 18 months ago that ronnie lott and his group offered more than $165 million, that's $30 millio more than this current offer. but it seems this offer from the a's themselves is getting serious consideration. with their objectioptions narro the oakland a's have pitched a new idea to the county of alameda, in a letter from the a's president

those three victims that we are talking about are clinical director jennifer gray golick, kristine lobar, and jennifer gonzales who was a clinical psychologist at the pathway home when all this took place. all thee of them were killed on march 9th when a veteran and former participant in the pathway homes mental health program entered that building and took them host able. he kill those women before turning the gun on him receive. as for details on tonight's memorial service, it's being called a celebration of life. this was being dubbed by the organizers that's going to take place behind me at the napa valley performing arts center at the lincoln theater here at the veteran homes campus. that service is set to zbin at 6:00 p.m. the doors open at 4:30, the service is open to the public on a first come first serve basis. they're expected to reach capacity very quickly. we're live in yountville, pete suratos for today in the bay. >>> >> they did such important work. >> >> announcer: bay area will air it live on cozi tv which you can find on 86 on comkafrt and also on our digital platform.

we get the latest from nbc news white house correspondent kristin welker. >> reporter: playboy playmate kara mcdougal says she was paid off to stay silent by an associate of president donald trump. she claimed she had an affair with mr. trump in 2006. ? a lawsuit filed today, she said ami, the company that owns "the national enquirer" and whose chief executive is a friend of president trump's paid her $150,000 to keep her story secret. she says the agreement was invalid because the media company and her lawyer at the time misled her about the deal. and the parallels are striking to stormy daniels. her attorney releasing this photo today which he says shows the adult film actress taking a lie-detector test in 2011. nbc news has obtained the polygraph report that shows the examiner determined she was truthful. michael avonoti saying they paid for the video. >> we caught wind of the fact that there were a number of third parties, some in the mainstream medias, attempting to purchase the video and file for use in what i will describe as nefarious activities. >> reporter: the exam was reques

kristin welker, donald trump had dinner with michael cohen over the weekend. what do you make of that? >> he confirmed it, katy, which is notable. that is significant. that dinner came before that big interview last night. so what did they discuss, to what extent did they discuss what everyone heard from stormy daniels sunday? certainly notable, you heard raj shah again say the president denies these allegations. i pressed him on one of the larger statements made by stormy daniels which is that she says back in 2011 she was physically threatened when she was in a parking lot. she was with her infant daughter at the time. raj shah indicating the president doesn't believe her. take a listen to the exchange. >> was the president aware of a physical threat made against ms. daniels when she was with her daughter back in 2011? >> well, the president doesn't believe that any of the claims that ms. daniels made last night in the interview are accurate. >> he doesn't believe she was threatened? >> no, he does not. >> what's his basis for that? >> he just doesn't believ

nbc's kristin daal gren reports. >> reporter:. massachusetts, a state of emergency tonight. seeing no relief from the vicious nor'easter. residents along the coast battling wind and water. >> this is the worst i think i've ever seen it. you can't get in, you can't get out. >> reporter: parts of quincey still totally cut off. the national guard carrying people to safety. at four months pregnant, nicole doyle is relieved to get her kids and dog out. >> it's extremely cold in our house. we're shivering and they were getting freaked out. >> reporter: cold is a problem for so many. along the east coast, 1.3 million are still without lights and heat. >> how cold is it inside? >> very cold. >> reporter: like marilyn taylor trapped in her home, her daughter didn't know how to get her out. >> she was just freezing and hungry, hadn't eaton anything and she couldn't light the stove. >> reporter: she hitched a ride with us to a shelter. >> i tried to stick it out but i was done. >> reporter: others walked along high ground to get gas for generators as the storm surge pushed in for a thi

>> kristin welker, thank you. >>> did he or didn't he? that's the question swirling tonight around north korean leader kim jong-un, amid reports he slipped out of the country for the first time since taking power on a luxury train ride to china. the possible top-secret trip to beijing comes shortly before a potential meeting with president trump. we get the latest from hans nichols. >> reporter: tonight the train has left, but the mystery remains. just who was on board when it pulled into beijing station? 21 bulletproof cars painted military green. passengers whisked away with high security into motorcades. the vehicle carrying the mysterious guest matching the one that carried kim jong-un's father on a previous visit. the train too, nearly identical to the one that ferried the former dictator. menus with cases of french wine and fresh lobster while his people face starvation. so did kim jong-un make a secret trip outside his sealed kingdom? his first as leader? ahead of a possible high stakes negotiation with president trump about north

kristin ackiers with the -- christin ayers with the video. >> some catsesomed throughout the calf -- some cats roamed through the cafe. the man seen on video shattering first one window, then a second, sending the sleeping cats inside scurrying. but as he climbs through the window, he barely seems to notice them. neighbors heard the commotion around 1:30 this morning. >> i woke up in the middle of the night because my bed was shaking. we heard loud noises. >> reporter: ann dunn says it appears the man was trying to get inside the shelter's cafe. >> i assume he was trying to steal something thinking there was money or something. >> reporter: a short time later the man leaves empty handed, but staff quickly realized the broken windows weren't the only loss. >> two cats were missing. >> reporter: one, a black cat named nadia could be seen slipping out after the suspect climbs in. she was lucky. a construction worker at a site next door found her this afternoon and brought her back. but the second cat is still missing. >> we will find him. >> reporter: this afternoon the windows had been

kristine lober dedicated her life to helping veterans heal. the memorial started at 6:00 p.m. at napa valley lincoln arts center and we will be carrying it live on abc 7. >> there's much more ahead hat 5:00. somebody is $455 million richer tonight. >> also, an historic building comes tumbling down. >> and later, a couple that lost their home in the >>> just like that, it's gone. the 12-story westchester plaza building in fort worth is nothing more than a big pile of rubble. the building imploded sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. the building first opened in the 1950s as luxury apartments. over the past 20 years the westchester building was an assisted living facility. >> with another workwoke around the corner a warning for drivers in the east bay if you use the posey tube. expect delays throughout the week. abc 7 news was in alameda outside the tube this afternoon. caltrans says one lane will be closed most of the week. crews are keeping the lane closed while they fix a sinkhole from an underground storm drain this woke. drivers can save time by taking other routes from alameda to

and we'll get kristin welker up in a second because kristin was the one asking questions about the story that we have been covering here at that briefing there were a wide varity of things discussed, daca and tariffs but i want to come back to this point and, katy, i want to get your perspective but john harwood and i were chat being what we think is the -- and kristen alluded to this in the question. you asked, does mueller have something on the president. that is the question of sam nunberg and john harwood seemed to suggest there was maybe something there. >> he said i think they may and he said, referring to trump, he may have done something during the election. now i don't know exactly what sam nunberg might have been referring to and i think our colleague ken delanian made the right point earlier when you talked to him saying that sam was evidencing the pressure he was under and the people -- and caught up in this investigation are under pressure. but i think that pressure is cracking open stuff at a faster rate than a lot of us expected and i think the fact that robert mueller is

potter fame wrote the first book in a series looking out on edinburgh castle from this cafe table kristin de luca comes here often to. i can see her sitting here writing. quite easily and it is have a small city in many ways and a very intimate city and it's a city of many cities with lots of history and i think walking around you can be inspired to walk up to the castle down the royal mile and you see the old city. some say rolling model the wizarding school homeworks on edinburgh castle. outside the city there are other sites that have inspired scottish author. walter scott's work immortalized the ruins of time talum castle. just opposite robert louis stevenson his novel katrina was partly set on bass rock . when night falls to pubs and falls in that brazil town see plenty of custom after all in many places visitors can choose from about three hundred different types of scotch whisky. after a long day of looking at art is what we did today and there in the rain and walking around it's great to have a rescue to warm you up a bit. the scots are very proud of their whisky robert burns ofte

kristin and then spots a teammate but throws it to kelly stanford is playing usc right now.uiring a coin flip to see who would get the ninth pick. and they televised the coin flip despite making his living on tv, jon gruden not happy to be there live. >> you asked is this live. your thoughts. >> let's get on with this. >> no need to call it in the air. simply flip the coin. and it is san francisco. john lynch, who are you picking at ninth overall? >> no comment. >> on the combine field, ran 40. 41-inch vertical? 225 pounds 29 times. eric thomas used to do 30. saying after he wished he was stronger and giant's mad bum looking sharp. mad bum on the hill. perfect three innings. a walnut creek native, kyle jensen. he keeps hitting the ball out of the park. fourth for the spring tied for the major league. a line shot to right. and that is into a whole people drinking margaritas right there. giants lose 3-2. a lot of people are, max suretier says i struck out this case had seen enough. >> i am all for steph running for president, but you have to be 35. >> delta loses its tax break

inclusive now this is being put forward by the country's equal opportunities the plan put forward by kristin rose morning would see the phrase full of the land swap for homeland on the line of brotherly with hearts in hand changed to courageously with haas and hand it wouldn't be the first time that the german anthem which has been used since one thousand nine hundred twenty two it caused trouble after world war two the first verse in its opening lines. but alice soul germany germany above all else caused problems then as well the words themselves were written back in the nineteenth century about german unification however the nazis made them their own. after reunification in one thousand nine hundred one germany adopted the third as its national anthem the first verse isn't to be sung but people still to forget like earlier this year at a fed cup tennis much of the united states which on good play is in funds a like. the use. and back in two thousand and nine british musician. and kid the wrath of a german audience after he sung the first for. during a life performance. was. perhaps the tim

joining us is dagen mcdowell, and the hill contributor, kristin tate is here.e everybody today. >> great to see you. >> dagen: in terms of this market rally, there is a backdrop to what is going on in the market since the selloff started in early february. that is higher interest. interest rates, lie bore rates, the tighter credit conditions. that's hammered the home builders this year. the home builders are down i think 9% year-to-date. >> maria: that's a big number. >> dagen: that's i think part of the question going forward is outside of utilities and home builders, what other industries, what other companies are sensitive to tighter credit conditions, particularly for individuals? automakers? >> maria: the financials, but maybe in a good way. right now, we're going to see the sentiment change towards earnings. this is the final week of the first quarter. the quarter ends on thursday, pretty much, for business and april starts next week and we're going to start getting first quarter earnings and by all accounts we're expecting numbers to be up strongly, up 1

kristin how the government hides fees and how you can take action against it.now. we are giving a lot of people anxiety this morning. steve: we pay enough. ainsley: our taxes are due in a few weeks and look at our paychecks. it's just ridiculous. you are saying there are all these hidden fees and we are paying as a collaborative group we are paying 650 billion in hidden taxes a year. >> 50% of our income. taxation is a hot political topic. when we have these national dialogue about taxes we tend to focus on income taxes. people don't realize income taxes make up less than half of our tax burden. hidden taxes are embedded in every cost tax appearing and bill. balloon the cost of plane tickets to restaurant meals to utility bills. we end up paying $650 billion a year in hidden taxes. but what's really incredible is that the resulting tax revenue is often squandered and not even spent in a way that makes our country, city and state a better place. i wrote "how do i tax thee" because i think hidden taxes need to be a part of the discussion. steve: absolutely. here

kristin welker has the latest. >> reporter: with the president threatening new tariffs and a potential trade war, his top economic vi adviser, sharply opposed to move is resigning. writing in a statement, it has been an honor to serve my country. i am grateful to the president for giving me the opportunity, saying he did a superb job. cohn was noticeably absent from today's press conference when the president was asked if he wanted to see more changes. >> i don't want to talk about that. they all want a piece of that oval office. it's tough. i like having conflict. i like having people with different points of view. >> reporter: and while there may be different factors contributing to his departure, the tariffs proved to be a tipping point. cohn was infuriated after the president seemed to equate white supremacists with protesters in the charlottesville clashes. >> gary cohn, our tax man. where is gary? gary? did a good job on those taxes. >> reporter: cohn becomes the latest in a long line of high-profile departures. just last week hope hicks announced her resignation. but cohn's exit