mack went first, playing a murder victim. was mack up for this? >> yes.: quinn's unit used pig's blood to simulate a head wound. they knew they had to make it look convincing to leon. >> when you're dealing with a doctor who's probably seen wounds, then, you need to be as realistic as you can. >> reporter: he's been shot? >> yes. shot in the head. >> reporter: in the photos? >> shot in the head. yes. >> reporter: meghan's role was different. she played the victim of a kidnapping. >> we zip tied her hands, zip tied her feet and, then, duct taped around her mouth. for us, this is very clinical. but in meghan's case, it hit her. and the tears were flowing. and she just broke down. >> there's no words. i'm sitting there just hysterical. but i guess it made the photos look better because it was real tears. it was real emotion. >> reporter: meanwhile adam, the undercover police officer posing as a hitman, exchanged texts and calls with leon. >> i want that taken care of asap, too. this has gotta be fixed. >> most of the conversations have to do with leon asking

ruling which divided their luxury homes and an art collection worth more than $650000000.00 between mack lowe and his wife linda doesn't suggest the couple did anything wrong . to avoid paying income taxes rather it highlights the special perks available to property investors in the us advantages that have expanded under the tax law signed in $27.00 teams by donald trump america's real estate developer president so this is how bloomberg news financial press tells its exclusive readers it's open to anybody you can go there and read it yourself and learn how rich people get rich and stay rich but that this is how they get rich and politicians abdicated their role they handed it over to business people and whatever the politicians do business going to work around it so stupid to support a politician to say they're going to impose a tax or impose a regulation because the rest can just move right around it is easy as pie if you're listening and you want to be wealthy you want to be rich understand that if you know how to read a balance sheet and you know how to read the recent legal guideline

one of them — alison mack — is known for starring in the us television series smallville.l is taking place in the same court. nada tawfik, new york. do we know who will be testifying against it? what we do know is that it will be set to the next several members of his inner circle and possibly some of the women victims who were considered his slaves. but we do not know yet if that will in fa ct we do not know yet if that will in fact include allison mack or the man charged and pled guilty to bankrolling a lot of their activities. and a lot of the graphic and explicit evidence that we have expected to come up should include dramatic testimony from these women. do we have any indications of what the prosecution but they will deploy? this was an important day in court where they had their opening statement where they were able to frame their case. they told the jury that he had really sold himself as someone that he had really sold himself as someone who is intelligent, very ethical someone who considered himself the likes of einstein and gandhl himself the likes of einstein

he got spot on by obama -- -- >> that's like saying they be tom mack babies in cages was done by trauma>> tucker: he is in charge of that, that was spied on by the obama administration, this guy went to jail but he didn't do anything. >> he admitted lying. >> tucker: he didn't do that. is that justice? >> he should have gone to trial if he thought he had merit. >> tucker: do have a problem with that? >> we now know donald trump invited the russians to help and they did and it benefited him. i am troubled that no one in the administration is as upset about that as they are about carter page and george papadopoulos. >> tucker: their lives were destroyed. >> our country was attacked according to dick cheney. take that up with him. >> tucker: i don't care how many republicans repeat that line, we are not even certain exactly where that information came from. i'm serious. people will look at it carefully with deep knowledge of this question are not convinced, we've never seen evidence of exactly how those servers were hacked. why is that i wonder? >> i think i've seen people on this network

it's obvious we're coalescing somewhere around that that 10% holdout could mack it sit here and then you'll get a few more and you'll be down to 5%, they'll hold out, you'll make another bid and it could go on for i'll take it, bob. thank you. roger, i'll start with you you've been critical of the valuations of some of the tech unikorns going public. what do you think when you see this indication below the ipo price for uber >> well, my understanding is that the allocation of the shares went disproportionately this was simply a sly/ity man thing. when you have most of the demand or a dispoe portionatly involved there. i think bob's point that institutions are looking for low are prices obviously there are but there are long-term issues that should give echb pause. when you raise $8 billion on the ipo, by definition you are swamping the market with supply. >> parsing that out, it's been a rough day and a rough week in general for the markets. all this uncertainty around u.s.-china trade how much of what we're seeing with uber as it gets ready for this first trade the fact is you are t

here comes big mack and williamson is home. they win and cleveland. the a's won 5-3. they will place chris davis on the injured list. he has a hip contusion. great season for the san jose sharks. three goals in the last three games. blame it on injuries. that is the latest. i'll see uptonight. >>> coming up in our next half hour, santa clara in a battle on a tax break and why they would have to pay if the 49ers win. >> reporter: police are investigating a missing person's case. why this one is particularly horrifying. >>> live, from the cbs area bay area studios. >> a body found inside a home. >> plus a stolen motor home, a police in hot pursuit. >> was this too rough. the parents of a 12-year-old hand who was handcuffed are demanding an apology. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >>> so we're starting off the day with a few showers, breezy conditions. we of expecting sunshine. enjoy. it you can see spotty showers right over the embarcadero center. the trivalley, the altamont pass, a few showers pushing through.

mack kahn delrahim -- makan delrahim to kill it. out in the press, with comments in bloomberg and the journal. it is up to him. this is where it gets interesting playing stocks. these stocks are very volatile. you're obviously buy the stock if you think sprint in particular they're the acquired company you think it will go up or shorting it because you think it will go down. you have to look at it this way, does mack -- makan delrahim because he wants to stop a deal that is basically championed by every republican in washington, all lawmakers. trump administration. my understanding larry kudlow is behind the deal. fcc counter part, a. >> -- ajet pie. he could join other states to try to block the deal and get a feather in his cap. neil: hasn't huawei changed everything? >> that's the theory, yes. the fact that the trump administration is at war with the chinese on 5g, namely their chinese-backed company, huawei they think is a bad player. antitrust people, staff in particular saying that you're going from four to three. guess what,

meanwhile, the giants had a big mac attack after recalling mack williamson. he hit 9 home runs in aaa, picked up where he left off last night. giants led 4-1. williams had four runs batted. then kevin pollard. they have won four of the last six. the warriors will be happy to be back on their home four for game five. they should also be happy they made it back to oakland. after touching down, our photographer noticed what could be a badomen. >> he knocks down the three, draws the foul. he scores 24. denver won to take a 3-2 series lead and front beat philly. dallas stars, double ot. ben bishop. it's knocked in by patrick maroon to win the game and the series. st. louis advances to the western exits finals. they're going to face the winner of tonight's game seven between the sharks and avalanche. by the way that game starts at 6:00 and the warriors game five is just after 7:30. wherever you're going, have a great time. it will be a great night in sports. i'm dennis o'done nell. >>> coming up, thousands of dollars of perfume stolen. the bizarre chase in wine cou

. >> that's mack and harper. >> they're so helpful. >> well trained, betsy. on here and why not help clean some of it up. >> he's going to clean up everything, including the ladder. >> the problem is they're not going to keep this up. ste tll be like, no, we're good. thanks, mom. >> while we're talking about everyday things, baby is getting ready for the day. he's got his bottle. >> he's testing the temperature. >> that would be the logical thing, however, something tells me he's been watching mom. because he is so serious, too. >> oh my goodness, this is great. >> after he spreads it over his legs, he goes back for more. >> mom was doing this 20 minutes ago. next he's going to be wearing mom's bonnet. ♪ l, m, n, o, p >> this is momma lotioning 101. look, i got it. it's good. >> putting it into a wine glass. ♪ >>> she put toys down the toilet. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, chasing a few waves. >> because when the water is like this and the barrels are like that, you can't stop. >> see the epic fun in the beautiful swell. >>> plus, when b

"the new york times" article said to bring mack began, not to get mack began to testify in front of theis the best reason why we can prove trump obstructed justice. don't they read anything? that has gone to bed. that all over he didn't obstruct justice. they have nobody with a strategy that he can see that is leading the democrats toward anything. they're standing on the edge of a bridge and they're all going to fall off this whole thing. i don't know what in god's name they're thinking of, when they do the things that they have done so far. there's, palpable hatred of this president is driving them to make some ridiculous decisions. they don't want to see anything -- wait till, wait till inspector general horowitz's report comes out. that is when we're going to start focusing back again on hillary clinton. they can't afford to do that. they're in a very, very bad position. they're totally on the defense now and they still believe they're on the offense. i don't know what in god's name they want to do. liz: the white house gave mueller and testimony, documents that could have been with

that the president is very willing to have, because it makes him look strong as well. >> which connie mackthe senate? >> member of the house. he was a registered lobbyist for hungary, which is totally legal and fine. but that is one of the backstories, the backdrops of how this meeting came to be here. but certainly you can't see any other president doing that, because that hasn't happened. he hasn't gotten that type of meeting and a red carpet as he had today. >> and today the prime minister, sabrina, made a point to say, hechhe was proud to stand with the u.s., quote, on fighting on illegal immigration. >> just like president trump, victor orban has taken a sharply anti-immigration view, and he is one of the most prominent nationalists in europe, which is why it's so striking that he would have an audience with the president of the united states and that he would be invited to personally come to the white house. he's made comments, orban, that people have said are anti-semitic, that are islamic nobodyick, he's gone to war with the media and a lot like president trump, he also has cozied

commissioner mack. an informational presentation. >> when are you coming back in. >> at the next meeting we will come back for action. >> i support it completely. i accept staff's analysis with the economics of this. this is a city agency and crunching the numbers to arrive at a deal with a sister agency is fine with me. if the fire department is left for some reason the recommendation from staff in re-purposing this for something else would yield much different numberings. i am prepared to support this next time it comes before us. >> commissioner woo ho: we have been on it once and i think it was with mayor lee. we went in the board in america's cup. it was fun. it shot the water up in the air for a salute i am familiar with the facility and i can see where the renovations are needed. the staff has done a thorough job. i don't have further questions at this time. >> again, congratulations and welcome to the port of san francisco. i, too, support this item. it is good that we are going to get rent for

we're focusing on environmental pollution starting with the plastics gouge scientists with the alan mack author foundation recently predicted that by 2050 in terms of weight they'll be more past it than fish in our oceans we're going to take a look at some of the ways we can turn back this tide. education is a good start school children in ghana learning about plastic recycling. replacing plastic is another in uganda women make paper from elephant dung. and how about repair like smartphones manufactured sustainably. children are especially vulnerable to environmental threats due to their developing organs and immune systems smaller bodies and airways but they can also be very good at affecting change that's why the n g o environment to 60 teaches children about proper waste disposal and also introduces them to green technology and the knowledge they take home usually rubs off on the rest of their families. saying. a big if. once a week at. school the kids have a class on environmental studies. where we are surrounded when the place is what's dead we need to see if you're not still what's

is mack i'm elizabeth cook. this happened just outside of kansas city, right now. >> let's look at life pictures from osage county, kansas, south of topeka. the damage is extensive from a twister that ripped through this area moments ago. this is farmland. you can see how spread out it is. this did not stop the destructive path of the tornado taking out homes and barns. means emergency vehicles on scene. >> this is 30 minutes west of kansas city. this happened after a tornado tore through parts of kansas outside of kansas city. it looks like entire homes were taken out. this is extensive tornado damage in ohio and indiana as well. we are in dayton ohio where thousands are without power tonight.>> reporter: the governor of ohio stated an issue of emergency including in montgomery county. i will take a step to the side, so you can see why. look at this utter devastation caused by last night tornado. this is a completely ruined home. the roof is gone. we spoke with the residents as they were trying to salvage anyth

honolulu from new mexico 2 weeks ago the other 2 victims were just identified as 28 year-old ryan mack a leafy and 76 yield jan burgas investigators are trying to find out what caused that helicopter to spiral out of control and smash right into the street monday morning. attorney general william barr is refusing a second day of testimony before the house judiciary committee on capitol hill. this comes after he strongly defended his summary of the mueller report and his conclusion that president trump did not obstruct justice during the russia investigation. so democrats are now demanding his resignation omar jimenez has more. democrats denounce attorney general bill barr is handling the russia investigation. i think history will judge you harshly minutes before bars testimony, the justice department released a march letter from special counsel robert mueller in it mueller says bar summary of the investigation in conclusion, the president did not obstruct justice quote did not fully capture the context nature and substance of this office's work and conclusions i decided to simply state

this is a on the wrong kind of government not the recent how do you want it and let me bring in david mack says let me bring in david let's say and ahead is this then a combination of racism towards african countries and frustration with african governments. it's it's difficult it's difficult to tell you know whether you know we're talking about the problem of racism but let us consider a few other factors here there's been a merit to off africa rising. and in that in that narrative they the story of africa that is rich in mineral resources africa is that is attracting international direct investment and in the case of mozambique we clearly see that story being played out every day god with their god is rich in minerals resources this is lots of multinational corporations investing a lot of money in that area and yet the end result isn't people local people who actually own the resources benefiting from this so there's been a big narrative all over the world of africa now being able to. ensure that you know it can develop itself economically and socially by using its natural resources i pe

headline from bloomberg news one to make millions and pay no taxes try real estate and they look at harry mack lo a new york city property developer just like trump and he's $81.00 and he has not paid income tax since the $1980.00 s. according to a court opinion and his divorce proceedings issued in december the ruling which divided their luxury homes and an art collection worth more than $650000000.00. between backflow and his wife linda doesn't suggest that a couple did anything wrong to avoid paying income taxes rather it highlights the special perks available to property investors in the us advantages that have expanded under the tax law signed in 27 teams by donald trump america's real estate developer president so this is how bloomberg news financial press tells its exclusive readers it's open to anybody you can go there and read it yourself and learn how rich people get rich and stay rich but that this is how they get rich and they politicians abdicated their role they handed it over to business people and whatever the politicians do business we're going to work around it so it's stupid

people it probably would have gotten as much attention this case got a lot of attention because allison mack who you see in this video leaving this was a couple weeks ago of her leaving her guilty plea. from the cruise the groom to see her in there and to have a number of people with a lot of money who are very high in society and there was a lot of the oxenberg her daughter. katherine i believe her daughter was involved and that's how the a lot of this came out and it's sad to me that there's so many other people that were being used as slave labor as they were. these charges told me he's guilty this is pretty heinous actually sort of sleeping with a fifteen year old person threatening people with pornographic images of mailing on blackmail that serious serious. guilty what's interesting is that like his inner circle of all military can please do your work and be his inner circle man brought them all of them they also i think you expect them to kind of basically be like you know i will stand with them and i'll tell you why because he is absolutely a cult leader he is a narcissist this is a

i am elizabeth mack donald, the "evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: president trump slapping back on the robert mueller after former special counsel comment fuel democrat call for impeachment, this is william barr said that mueller could pro grout up charges of conclusion of obstruction of justice, hillary vaughn on capitol hill. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is dragging her feet, deciding whether or not to let the house precede with impeachment hearings, even though yesterday, 2020 presidential candidate charged forward telling democratic control house it is time to take action but pelosi says, she is not ready to go there just yet. >> you have get the facts, america people deserve the truth. we won't be swayed by a few people who think one way or another, who are running for president, as much as i respect all of them. reporter: around 30 house members supported impeachment publicly, that less than 10% of the house of representative, that number is growing, vice chair of house damage come -- dodge committee saying he thinks time fo

continent when it comes to le pen i think we're looking at a slightly different picture it was a blow for mackon that he didn't win but actually he didn't lose as badly as some were thinking and then actually did worse this time around than she did in 2014 it's really interesting to see how fondness you know has shifted in 2014 they were saying you know it was. an earthquake they want 25 percent of the vote and they say we are going to enter the european parliament we're going to build this nationalist bloc and we're going to destroy the european union from within fost forward 5 years down the line and. has changed now they're saying you know they don't want to leave the euro they don't want facts that they don't want france leave the e.u. and they want to reform the european union from within so some wind has been knocked out of her sails when it comes to fire in the u.k. that's a completely different story because of course this is a national story evolving entirely around brics that huge night for him although even though he just started his breakfast party 2 months ago you know this is lar

. >> annie mack.day girl. >> so many reasons to celebrate her birthday, the fact that it's friday. it will be beautiful. >> mother's day. >> golf tournament. >>> you know what else is looking good? your commute. let's get down accidents causin delay. this is your normal commute. it's good if you're headed in the westbound direction. 36 miles an hour if you're getting on 37 but then you're good to go into the north bay. your drive time 30 minutes across that route. we have this new breakdown to report. this is in the center divide. this is southbound 880 at whipple. it's slowing things down to 48 miles an hour, a little bit slower behind that. as you're headed southbound to the dunbar ton bridge just a little bit of a delay. once you're through the pass, you're back up to 50 miles an hour. it will take you 33 minutes to make this to 586 interchange. off to the south bay this accident at story road, it is slowing things down just past there as you're getting closer to 880 into san jose. all the way up t

conservative and labour politicians here could feel the impact of a search of support for brexit party norma mackctions are announced. after the announcement that theresa may will be stepping down, attention in westminster has been turning to who succeeds her and what they will do about the brexit situation. here are a selection of conservative mps who have today told the bbc what they think will happen next. ifind this sad i find this sad because it demonstrates that conservative parliamentary parties are of with brexit and nothing else was up but it's like he will get one of the two candidates who wants to leave. whether that is a no—deal, i don't know. i do not see how no deal will ever get through parliament. nevertheless they might be offering something that they can deliver and then there could be somebody that is more from the mainstream screen sampler i think this will probably end up being a race between a lever and a remainer. i think that is a good outcome for the party. mike is ab good outcome for the party. mike is a bjeremy hunt who has been distinguished as foreign secretary and he

we have a hiking expedition at mack clarren park on may second. which is tomorrow.nd tomorrow we also have a saling trip planned with students from san francisco middle school and that will be hosted by our community engagement division. so those are the major highlights of this week. if you have any questions, commissions. >> any questions for the chief? commissioner brookter. >> thank you for bring up what transpired of friday on last week. just wanted to let folks know, i received phone calls from community members and there will be three events taking place in bayview at 260 2600. one is taking place as we speak. it's a candlelight vigil from 2:00 to 6:00. tomorrow there's a cross cultural community gathering from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and on friday the third, there's a community healing circle that will take place from 2:00 to 6:00. so really, it's been great to see communities come together and host these events. i wanted to make sure the public knew that these were taking place this week. >> thank you, commissioner. >> any other questions for the chief? >> next i

it is like changes a tire on a moving mack truck.dy: i have a question, when will you admit that things have gotten better, that the problem, this is the worst time in there are children starving, this not true, this is best time to be alive, people are liv living lo, capitalism has lifted billions of people out of extreme poverty. do you want people inic poverty, i don't, i want women and children ask young people to have ideas they insert in market place, when you will admit that things are better, that is you talk about systems and you talk about strata, and you abuse this -- >> a luxury to have this conversation. many parts of world you could not. >> we have highest wage gap today than after the great depression and recession, while you are saying that capital simp -- capitalism is working we're saying it not translating to people a actual. kennedy: when you will admit -- socialist use the term living wage, why would you stop a gain dollars why not stop at 19 or 100 an hour, go big. charles: i want to get you in. we're getting ti

it is like changes a tire on a moving mack truck. i have a question, when will you admit that things have gotten better, that the problem, this is the worst time in there are children starving, this not true, this is best time to be alive, people are liv living lo, capitalism has lifted billions of people out of extreme poverty. do you want people inic poverty, i don't, i want women and children ask young people to have ideas they insert in market place, when you will admit that things are better, that is you talk about systems and you talk about strata, and you abuse this -- >> a luxury to have this conversation. many parts of world you could not. >> we have highest wage gap today than after the great depression and recession, while you are saying that capital simp -- capitalism is working we're saying it not translating to people a actual. kennedy: when you will admit -- socialist use the term living wage, why would you stop a gain dollars why not stop at 19 or 100 an hour, go big. charles: i want to get you in. we're getting tight

my name is mack, i'm an attorney at the aclu of northern california. i spoke to you a few weeks ago when this was first heard. thank you for your leadership in considering this ordinance. it is one that the brings surveillance auto of the shadows and ensures that san francisco lives up to its sanctuary promise. our community groups and civil rights organizations urge you to consider the ordinance. they should have a voice in decisions about whether to allow drones to fly over communities, track drivers, or to have algorithms tracking online conversations. this streamlines a process with existing city expertise. gives the board, coit decisions about public safety. as supervisor peskin said, the law -- the ordinance explicitly allows community groups to provide tips to law enforcement and city departments. and in that way preserves the status quo, that the community can provide tips. we know this is a model that work. six other bay area communities have passed legislation like that. there is a pressing need to act. the harms of unchecked surveillance are

details emerge and one of them is that the renegade commanders told the french president a man or mack or that the conditions in libya are not in place for a cease fire but that he would be open to some political discussions if a cease fire were to be in place now it's not the 1st time these 2 men have met they have met several times before but it's the 1st time they've actually i had talks one on one and it comes nearly 7 weeks after i have to launch an offensive to try and capture tripoli the base of the u.n. backed an internationally recognized government and just 2 weeks ago the libyan u.n. backed prime minister fires are soraya was actually in paris as well also meeting president because what michael's been trying to do over the past few weeks is trying to see whether he can mediate in this crisis in some way persuade the 2 men to agree to a ceasefire and return to these un backed peace talks but it seems if these comments by have to be believed it seems that the french president has failed in his mediation efforts because after is saying that the conditions simply are not in plac

. >> you mack a good point. i would have never thought that washers and dryers mack a difference.ill that do for your program now, allow you to do what? >> i with expacan expand. i still need to do more restorative things with the kids. like, yes, it is recreational but if i can give them educational resources and life skills so they can be more employable to employers, anything i can do to make them successful, we all want to send a kid straight to college, but sometimes the kids can't, they need to go to the would, force and support siblings and own children. >> thrilled to do it. the pizza was good too. >> that's good. >> that's good. >> cauliflower i heard. >> cauliflower crust, yes. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> "the game of thrones" series finale is generating a massive reaction on social media. we'll look at how final episodes can help or hurt a popular show's legacy. you're watching "cbs this morning." hurt a popular show's legacy. you're watching "cbs this morning." my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've g

. >> and mack the head of the acting head of the dh had s -- he says fine.es that say about acting director of the dhs? >> a really bad decision again this was a homeland security formed on basis of the most terrorist -- terror and threat what happened in the united states that attacks on americans on our soil we created dhs number one mission is terrorism. and i hear that while they're talking about and make everybody happy come up with a deal there's no deal. no deal worth keeping a convicted terrorism convicted terrorist in the united states. we're the last country should saint harbor to any convicted terrorism that was a bad decision. >> let's turn to and other bad decisions and asking congress for help when no help has been of any kind. why, why continue this thing with dhs? asking for more help they have refuse every request for emergency help of every form what in the -- what in the world is it going to take to get this thing resolved? because i don't see -- a dhs by the way it is operateing any differently under this acting head than the previous hea

you are saying that black baby tom mack babies being born as racist. they have a right to be alive.what you just said. you said it would ban. racist results is not that being born. we know the black population would be doubled if not for abortions and we of the founder of planned parenthood who was quoted in a letter saying that she wanted to exterminate the black population. we know that she has been pine large successful. it's time to pull that back and educate black americans about the fact that liberals advocate for things that harm our community first and foremost. the black population growth has stagnated completely so that tells you that is your result. black woman -- >> you have a baby in your stomach and it has its own fingertips and phone dna and that is two lives. that is what a pregnant woman is killed they call it a double homicide. >> black babies being born is not racist and i want to be clear on that. >> laura: here is the science argument. the left is about climate chang change. republicans don't care about facts, they care about emotions, but this is a factual thin