( marty @ landing ) breaking news this morning.... crews are working to put out a major fire in oakland. kron 4's averi harper is live at the scene with more. averi? (averi) breaking new... firefighters from multiple agencies this morning are responding to a five-alarm structure fire in oakland. the fire broke out at 3800 san pablo ave. in oakland. firefighters from the oakland, emeryville and alameda county fire departments have responded to the scene. there are no reported injuries in the fire. the fire was first reported around 5:30 a.m. < basically woke up to the sound thought it was a car crash. saw all the power off in the street for a couple of blocks. and because it was so dark i saw the reflection of the flames off the cars. so i ran outside and saw the flames and it was huge. > ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. ( marty ) we first told you about the major fire at 6:33 this morning. if you want breaking news alerts sent to your phone all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. ( marty ) good morning, welcome to

back to you marty. ( marty ) bay area basketball.en state warriors are now just one game away from again advancing to the n-b-a finals. the spurs again were short handed as coach gregg popovich ruled out kawhi leonard for game 3 of the western conference finals. it was a better effort from the spurs in this one. but, the warriors were too much to handle. kevin durant led the way with 33 points and 10 rebounds. steph curry scored 21 points and passed rick barry as golden state's franchise leader in playoff points. the dubs win this one easily, 120 to 108. golden state has yet to lose a game through eleven postseason games. ( marty ) game 4 is set for 6:00 tomorrow ni

back to you marty. ( marty ) and happening now.ontinues for a san francisco father who also went missing on mother's day. this is 48-year-old piseth ((pah-seth)) chhay ((chai)). he had gone on a hike with some family members earlier that day... but his wife says when she came home from her night job he was not there. the man works as an uber driver... the company said the last time he used the app was early sunday morning and they are not able to track his whereabouts after that. ( marty ) police are looking for the armed thieves who robbed a costco. it is not the first time something like this has happened at the danville store.. but this time --- one of the robbers fired a gun. kron four's spencer blake has the story. aside from the people who check your costco cardsthere was someone else keeping an eye on things friday."all of the sudden i see security like right at the front door. most of the time i don't see it that much at the front door." the private guard was presumably in response to the second smash-and-grab robbery at th

he died at the scene at the hospital. ( marty @ landing ) thanks landing )( marty @ ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. we'll check with you throughout ( marty ) let's get a look of the weather now. here is a live look at our embercadero camera this memorial day weekend. ( marty )( dave ) thanks for joining us this morning. here is dave spahr with the holiday weekend weather forecast. (dave)dry weather and seasonable temperatures are forecast for the remainder of the holiday weekend. slight cooling is expected for inland areas on tuesday and wednesday, but otherwise little change is forecast through the week. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news... police in san francisco are investigating a homicide. it happened just after 12:30 this morning in the 42-hundred block of mission street. when police arrived, they found the body of the victim with a gunshot wound. police have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting. ( marty @ landing ) our top story this morning. a young boy falls off of a water slide at the grand opening of dublin's "wave water park." this video shows the moment th

details next. ( marty ) thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez.h the weather. (dave)unseasonably cool and breezy conditions will persist into the beginning of the upcoming work week. isolated to scattered showers will be possible on tuesday as a weather system moves across the region from the north. a warming and drying trend is then likely for the second half of the week and into next weekend as high pressure builds along the west coast. ( marty @ landing ) one person is dead this morning following a two car crash in fremont. this happened in the intersection of fremont boulevard and darwin drive around 3:30 this morning. one person is in serious condition while two others are suffering from non-life threatening injuries. drivers should expect delays this morning in the area of fremount boulevard. ( marty @ landing ) our top story this morning, crews are still at the scene in emeryville after a massive fire breaks out at an apartment complex that was under construction we first broke this story yesterday on kron four news weekend. kron 4's averi

) ( marty ) ( marty ) breaking overnight...rly morning shooting in downtown oakland. the shooting happened at about 1:30 a.m. in the 300 block of 14th street, about two blocks east of broadway. the victim was taken to a hospital. no word on the condition of the victim. ( marty ) san bruno police arrested four people in an anti-human-trafficking operation. police made the arrests at a home on herman street friday afternoon. after a month long investigation detectives uncovered information and evidence to link four suspects on prostitution and pimping charges. the suspects are in custody. this case is still under investigation. ( marty ) a big story we are following this morning.. a series of crimes around stanford university in the last few weeks has students on edge. some of those crimes include sexual assaults and a person exposing himself. and the latest crime is an attempted burglarly according to campus police. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to students on campus about their safety. police are looking for the man that they

"> ( marty ) live look outside...gate bridge.. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) dry with seasonable temperatures for much of the holiday weekend. the next trough and associated cooling trend arrives tuesday and wednesday with long range trends indicating dry and benign weather pattern. ( marty ) bart police have released surveillance photos of the man suspected of groping a woman on a bart train. this is a new image. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the man. the assault happened wednesday night between the richmond and north berkeley stations. when the train arrived in berkeley, the man ran off. ( marty ) a warning this morning for pare

cooler weather returns by the middle of next week. ( marty ) happening ( marty ) ( marty ) happeningt jemima breakfast favorites are being recalled because of possible listeria contamination. the recall affects frozen pancakes, waffles and french toast sold under the brand name. the pinnacle foods company issued the recall friday night, after testing showed the presence of listeria in the plant environment. other aunt jemima products - such as dry mixes - are not affected. the company says it has not received reports of anyone getting sick so far. ( marty ) in oakland, an experimental city sanctioned homeless encampment has been cleared out. it comes after a fire at the camp under the 580 freeway. but the city says the decommisioning had been long in the works. kron four's hermela aregawi talked some of the people who now say they have nowhere to go. (hermela aregawi)about a dozen people are left at this 36th and peralta camp.a city sanctioned six month experiment that was supposed to end last month.city officials say the goal was to find a home for all 40 participants. but several p

>> marty and i met when he was 18 and i was 17.he was in his second year, i was in my first year at cornell. he had a girlfriend at smith, i had a boyfriend at columbia law school. [laughter]lfriend,ad but there's a long week, often a cold week in between weekends, so friends thought that marty and i would probably like each other. i could go to the movies with him or to the college spa, and so that's how we started, as just friends. then when marty gave up hisri chemistry major because it interfered with golf practice -- [laughter] he became --interf >> in fairness, he was on the golf team. >> yes, he was. he then switched to government, and he would ask what courses are you taking, and then he would sign up for the same. [laughter] the same courses. somewhere along the way i realized that marty was the first boy, probably the only boy i had ever known who cared that i had a brain. [applause] a friend of mine, a college classmate, said, ruth, you are fantastically lucky because marty is so secure about himself that he will never r

. >> for a few years after graduating college marty was a teacher. he was probably a good one based on a presentation we saw him make to students in concord. what was a parent though was that a heroism he shared was one he thinks all should hear. when you took at marty brownstone's body of work as an author something immediately stands out. one of his books is not like the others. >> absolutely. always say it's the most difficult i've ever done but probably the most important. >> marty long-term management consultant who is writing credits include books in the for dumby's series. his latest book is a world away from that yet very close to his heart. >> it's a true story of rescue. in the holocaust. there is not many of those well-known. >> two among the righteous few, a story of courage in the holocaust tells the story of this couple who saved the lives of over 2 dozen jews during the seemed o second world home by you had widing them in their home. marty says the idea to write the book began with a trip in 2009 to the nether-lands with his wife leah

i said marty was my biggest booster. another great thing about him is he said he learned early on from two women that it would be good for him to develop skills in the kitchen he said those two women were his mother and his wife. i think it wasn't fair what he said about his mother but it certainly was his wife. we had an arrangement where i would do the everyday cooking and marty would the weekend and company cook. i was never allowed to cook for guests. my daughter in her early high school years notice this enormous difference between dad's cooking and mom's cooking and decided mom should be phased out so mommy became the only chef in our family, and when i moved to the supreme court and the spouses met quarterly for lunch and they shared catering this possibility, marty was always the number one pick to do the lunch. there's a book you can get at the bookshop and it's a collection of his recipes. it was inspired by a very good cook and when marty died she thought the best tribute it could be to him was to have a cookb

thinks all of us should hear. >> reporter: when you take a look at marty brown's body of work as anr, something immediately stands out. one of his books is not like the others. >> absolute i. i always say it is the most difficulta that i have ever done, but it is the most importa important. >> reporter: his writing credits are mostly in the for dummy's series, but his latest book however, it is a world away from that. yet, very close to his heart. >> it is a true story of rescue in the holocaust and not many of those stories well known. >> reporter: "two among the righteous few" and a story of courage in the holocaust tells the story of a dutch couple who saved the lives of over two d dozen jews in the world war ii by hiding them in their home and from the nazis. >> all right. good start. and other factors and why so is few helped. >> reporter: marty says that the idea to the write the book started with a trip to the netherlands with his wife lea. >> this is a story that i stumbled into by accident and not design. >> reporter: it is there where they met the children and began to lea

i'm marty's assistant. i'm marty's mom. >> reporter: and on graduation day it wasn't just marty being celebrated it was his mother. >> at the suggestion of her son, and with the support of all the relevant bodies we're honored to award an honorary mba to mrs. o'connor. >> i had no idea. it was a special moment. it really touched my heart. >> touched our heart, too. we celebrate marty and "marty's assistant" tonight, his mom. >>> thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> tonight, you have a chance to help a 9-year-old boy, shot while out walking his family's dog. >>> new details on the mystery of a missing uber driver, tonight what might have happened to this husband and father. >>> plus the lawsuit over strawberries, involving a university of california campus. >>> you know, it's just not fair. it's not. and just put the guns down. >> a 9-year-old boy was struck by a stray bullet on his birthday. and police still haven't found who pulled the trigger. go

i'm marty's assistant. i'm marty's mom. >> at the suggestion of her son, and with the support of all relevant bodies we're honored to grant honorary degree to mrs. o'connor. >> i had no idea. it was a special moment. it really touched my heart. >> touched our heart, too. we celebrate marty and marty's assistant tonight. >>> thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to on the front lines of health care, there are always new challenges and opportunities. at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: how can we help? unitedhealth group. built for better health. rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking b

i'm marty's assistant. i'm marty's mom. >> at the suggestion of her son, and with the support of all relevant bodies we're honored to grant honorary degree to mrs. o'connor. >> i had no idea. it was a special moment. it really touched my heart. >> touched our heart, too. we celebrate marty and marty's assistant tonight. >>> thanks for watching. i'm david muir this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a retail site specialist from villanova, pennsylvania... a systems analyst from point pleasant, new jersey... and our returning champion, a cell biologist from frederick, maryland... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. hi, folks. i don't have to tell you, but with those kind of numbers, the champion is good. mackenzie and matthew, the m's have arrived. welcome. good luck. let's go to work.

marty schenker, thank you for that. stay tuned for that joint statement from president trump and turkish president erdogan from the white house. when :00 p.m. new york time -- 1:00 p.m. new york time. mark: senator mitch mcconnell wants less drama from the white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. "bloomberg markets this is "bloomberg markets." the dollar continues to consolidate. traders assess the latest from controversy. joining us from the cme to discuss them achieve market strategist at -- to discuss, the chief market strategist at ii trader. >> this is shaking out the short seller late to the party. the option expiration is tomorrow for the june contract. there's a tremendous amount of openness at the $50 strike for calls and put. -- input. think of all the plays that were in the money over can a half ago. they are giving back a ton of money and then there's a lot of interest on the call side that needs to go worthless, too. this market will stay between 4

. >> his name is marty mcmillan. and tonight investigators are focusing on the contacts he made on a popular dating app, and his car, which was found abandoned. mark segraves talked to family members today who are pleading for help. it's a story you'll only see on news4. >> we love each other. i love you, i love you too, grandmother. >> reporter: those were the last words she heard from her grandson, that was april 22nd. marty mcmillan's father said his son would never go this long without at least calling. >> no, never letting his family worry like this. his mom, his grandma are going crazy. i want to know what happened, where my son is. >> reporter: marty is 22 years old, he just started a new job and his grandmother had just bought him a car. marty's father said police told him they talked to the woman marty said he met on the dating app, plenty of fish. she told them she never spoke to marty. three weeks after he was reported missing, marty's car was found not far from his grandmother's home. the family believes

i'm marty's assistant. i'm marty's mom. >> at the suggestion of her son, and with the support of all relevant bodies we're honored to grant honorary degree to mrs. o'connor. >> i had no idea. it was a special moment. it really touched my heart. >> touched our heart, too. we celebrate marty and marty's assistant tonight. >>> thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to s >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> the officers gave multiple commands to that subject to disarm himself with that shotgun. >> bullets were fired through a south san francisco neighborhood overnight. leaving one man dead. police say they fired the deadly shot. good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. i'm alma daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. one offer certificate suffered minor injuries in the incident and was taken to the hospital. this happened overnight near leix way in south san francisco. abc7 news reporter kate larson has the latest in the investigation. kate? >> reporter: larry and alma, i can tell you south

but marty wasn't. while on his book tour at schools, libraries and houses of worship, the response has been so positive, he has just kept going. marty and leah have now done more than 500 events. >> my journey now is sharing this story, is almost six years complete. seventh year is well booked. who would expect that? >> he's human, he got scared. >> not just the feedback that keeps marty going. it's a sense of duty as well. he is not just honoring heroes. he's thanking them. >> i brought the bay area here with me today. >> for the youngest person the couple saved, is leah. marty's wife. >> thank goodness for them because i get to enjoy the miracle that they helped make happen. >> it doesn't get any more meaningful and personal than this. >> one thing marty said he's most proud of is the wide variety of groups he's been able to present this story today, not just school groups but civic organizations, almost any religion you can name, and even companies have welcomed him in to share the story. garvin tho

for his mom. >> she has taken notes and worked with -- [crying] >> worked with marty throughout his academic career. oh, shoot. [crying] >> reporter: the crowd rose to its feet as judy got her degree, marty beamed an amazingly composed judy blew kisses. >> as mother, i wanted to fix things and there wasn't a thing i could do. it was therapeutic for me through the whole process. >> reporter: the retired schoolteacher uprooted her life from florida to california to be marty's hands, helping the now 29-year-old find value in a dramatically altered life. >> these past two years have been such a transformation. i know that i can embrace challenges, and see them as an opportunity for growth. i just realized that your circumstance is not your sentence. >> reporter: earning an honorary degree after giving a master's course on love. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> that's going to do it for us on a wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we )re following breakin: the search for a missing uber driver intensifies in san >>> righ

marty and leah have now done more than 500 events. >> my journey now is sharing this story is almostrs complete. the seventh year is well booked. who'd expect that? >> there you go, he's human, he got scared. >> reporter: it's not just the feedback that keeps him anything. it's a sense of duty as well. he is not just honoring heroes, he's thanking them. for the youngest person the couple saved is leah, marty's wife. >> thank goodness for them because i get to enjoy the miracle that they helped make happen. it doesn't get any more meaningful and personal than this, folks. >> one of the things he is most proud of is the wide variety of groups he's been able to present this story to, not just school groups, but civic organizations, almost any religion you can name, and even companies have welcomed him in to share the story. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> really great story. garvin, thank you. >>> we'll be right back. we'll . food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica

his car was found on foote street northeast, but no signs of marty. for the past 24 days and nights, marty's family have been praying he would call or come home. his grandmother now fears the worst. >> if he is, we want his body. we want closure. we want to be able to put him away like everyone else it put away. i don't want him to be out there in some field somewhere forever. that's all we're saying. >> police will only say this is an active missing person's investigation. the family believes the woman who's number was dialed from her son's phone knows more than she's told police. they hope fingerprints from his car will help provide clues. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you how his car was found and who found it. >> >>> there's growing backlash tonight following reports that president trump discussed highly classified information with russia's ambassador and foreign minister in an oval office meeting. this evening, nbc news has learned the information related to terror threats, and it came from israeli intelligence. this comes as the president prepar

assistant and so it wasn't hi, i'm marty's mom. >> reporter: on graduation day it wasn't just martywas his mother. >> at the suggestion of her son and with the support of all the relevant bodies we are honored to award an honorary mba to mrs. o'connor. >> i had no idea. it was a very special moment, really touched my heart. [ applause ] >> just imagine what that must have been like for that mom and that son. >> they say, hey, she went to all the classes and took all the notes she deserves a degree as well. >> she yes, she did. >>> have a great thursday. >> good morning everyone 4:30 a.m., thursday, may 25. here's what we're following for you. >>> police are called to a burglary at a philadelphia private school overnight. >>> police take the manchester bomber's family into custody as they deal with a potential network. >> good morning, we have karen rogers and david murphy

vonnie: marty schenker, thank you.ark: let's get back to barclays, because the shareholder meeting took place today. agm coming under fire. and there is a call for investors to vote against the reelection of glass senior. about -- youk would have seen the result of almost 98% were for the appointment. all ballots were pro-staley. is that enough of a stamp of approval for staley or not? >> i think that is enough for now. there has obviously been some serious discontent registered. i think he will have to continue to respond to allegations about whistleblowing and respond to shareholder concerns in the coming months, especially as the investigations are wrapped up pending the outcome. mark: are you guessing or projecting that staley will remain? andrew: for now, it seems he is safe. who can say what will happen in the future. we were not calling for him to be ousted from the board or from his role as ceo. in fact, he seems to have brought support from shareholders from a strategic threshold. the concerns about his -- the

marty. i want to start with what the president said, he was going to bloomberg best during the slot. yesterday, when he was at the news conference with the present of columbia, he was talking about the investigation. marco rubio came out and said he thinks the president is entitled to his opinion it, but we are a country of laws. are they having doubts about what's going on in the white house question about marty: there has been a powershift that has been enabled by the chaos that has ensued in this presidency. the establishment in washington, the people who make the government run have taken the upper hand and are -- the special counsel gives republicans cover to assert him selves and set their own agenda. david: as the president goes around europe, as he tries to seize back some feedback. marty: they have planned this trip. staff is notts shown a tremendous ability with logistics. this kind of trip requires intense planning and advance work. let's see how they perform on the foreign stage.

sm >> marty, how do you see this? >> well, i think the u.s.conomy is in good shape now, i think it is fragile. i think if you look at employment and not first quarter growth which is going to be l low -- it will be the same range for a while. i think the tax changes will help and i think it will gi ve s stronger growth. as you said remarks earlier, we missed measure economic growth in this country. we miss measure it because the official ways in which government status estimates what happens to quality change product, just under estimate substantially and they do nothing about new product. when we are told that gdp over the last few decades have grown less than 2%, i think that's just getting it wrong. i think there is fragility because we have had a decade of super low interest rates and that has led to an over pricing of all kinds of assets as investors and lenders have reached for yield. i think that's the thing to worry about over the near term. >> ft lead article today was on that very issue noting from the potential of interest rate chan

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

caroline: that was marty walsh, mayor of boston.ning me to talk about the ecosystem here in the city is cory johnson. fighting talk from marty walsh. are you hearing it replicated on your radio show? cory: the move of the technology industry from massachusetts to silicon valley happened a long time ago, and there are a lot of companies to talk about here. i think that the move of ge , i love that it happened to coincide with us being here today. everyone was talking last year this event and this year, looking at ge's big move doubling down. it is the sign of boston coming back in a big way, not just the internet business, but the startup scene here. there are some of the tools that silicon valley has. great academic institutions, a financial community to back things. i think they look at the success of silicon valley and they're trying to figure out how to get it back here. caroline: >> i have heard from the president of harvard and marty walsh, the mayor of boston, the concerns about immigration. cory: you can expect boston and the

. >> reporter: this is the 5800 block the foote street northeast, not far from where marty mcmillan'sndmother lives. it's on this street where she found her grandson's car. it's the last clue that anyone it was april 22nd the last time anyone in his family saw or spoke to marty mcmillan jr. after that, they say he disappeared. they say that he had met a woman on plenty of fish, a dating app, that he had talked to her and was going to meet her that saturday night. the last phone call made from his phone was to that woman. police have spoken to that woman. the family said she did not provide much information at all. in fact, she said she never met or spoke with marty mcmillan jr, but his grandmother, his father, are desperate to find out what happened. >> somebody knows something. just say something so we can find out. you can't have closure if you have a loved one and you don't know where they're at, what happened to the body, there's no closure. >> reporter: the family has even set up a gofundme page, to raise money for a reward to pay for information to find marty mcmillan. if you kn

his name is marty mcmillan. he's 22 years old and hasn't been heard from since april 22nd. he left to meet a woman on the dating app plenty of fish. detective it's told the family they interviewed the woman from that dating app that marty last called. the woman told police she never spoke to or met marty and someone else must have used her phone. >>> and a beach tribute. why families are fighting to keep the memorials they say they paid for. >>> and whatnot to do on your next beach vacation. how that luxury car ended >> those commercials, you got to be careful. those are professional drivers on a closed course as they say. 50s and 60s as we step out the door. 93 coming your way today. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce econom

♪ - hey, marty. are you seeing what i'm seeing? - boy, am i!. - [groans] ♪ - [barks] - oh! cowboy wants us to play rodeo rope with him. ♪ - oh, boy! that looks awesome! ♪ yee-haw! [laughs] - now he wants to play cowboy jump rope! - oh, boy! ♪ go, zippy, go! go, zippy, go! - yee-haw, cowboy! - [chuckles] ♪ - that was awesome, cowboy. we're so glad you're now part of our pack. [chuckles] come on! let's celebrate with a cowboy doggy dance party. wag it like you mean it. - ♪ mutt & stuff, mutt & stuff ♪ - ♪ hey, calvin, what are we learning today? ♪ ♪ come, heel, sit, stay ♪ our pet pal stuff is set to help and to play ♪ - ♪ mutt & stuff - ♪ let's go to dog school ♪ - ♪ mutt & stuff, mutt & stuff ♪ - today, a new student arrived at mutt & stuff named cowboy. the class showed cowboy all of the fun things at mutt & stuff, but he was being bossy and made them do what he wanted to do. - but we don't want to play rodeo right now. we want to play horsey friends. - then cowboy learned that being part of a pack means taking turns, so everyone gets to choos

marty nominated his mom for the dre degree. >> and i'm laura engle in for julie banderas.on. tonight. i have a word for you isis, we have trainers in all 50 states kicking your ass for the last 14 years. a stern warning from one of our country's bravest. dakota meyer is here with his plan to take down isis. plus-- >> it's a witch hunt. they'd rather see this country fail than him succeed. jesse: eric trump on the mainstream media's attacks on his father. and-- ♪

. >> that was marty walsh, the mayor of austin. joining me to talk about the ecosystem here in the city is cory johnson. talk from marty walsh. on you hearing it replicated your radio show? >> the move of the technology industry from massachusetts to silicon valley happened a long time ago and there are a lot of companies to talk about here. i think that the move of ge coincided with us being here today and everybody has the talking about the big move of ge doubling down as they change as a company. it is the sign of boston coming back and the internet businesses in the startup scene here. there are some of the tools that silicon valley has. great academic institutions, a financial community, and you can look at the success of silicon valley and how they want to get it back here. >> i have heard from the president of harvard and marty walsh, the mayor of austin, the concerns about immigration -- the mayor of boston, the concerns about immigration. >> you can expect boston and the people of massachusetts to fight hard against a repu

i'm doing "the irishman" with4 marty, which i'm looking forward to. doing a thing with david o. russell for two seasons at this point, which i'm looking forward to. it's a family saga. megan: a tv series? mr. de niro: yeah, it's for amazon. megan: again, bring the band back together. ms. rosenthal: when you talk about that, years ago, even 10 years ago you wouldn't have somebody like bob or meryl crossing back-and-forth between film and tv. now people do it. now people do it with ease. there were definitely real dividing lines in town, in hollywood. we didn't even eat in the same restaurants. megan: tell me on that metamorphosis, is netflix now -- is amazon the place you go to take these big risks? that you can afford to get the backing and the freedom to do these kind of projects? ms. rosenthal: they are certainly taking the risks right now, and i think that the traditional players are also going to have to look hard at their business and start taking some real risks in what they are doing. as long as certain networks are getting the audiences they w

i'm doing "the irishman" with marty, which i'm looking forward to. doing a thing with david o. russell for two seasons at this point, which i'm looking forward to. it's a family saga. megan: a tv series? mr. de niro: yeah, it's for amazon. mega ain, bring the band back together. ms. rosenthal: when you talk about that, years ago, even 10 years ago you wouldn't have somebody like bob or meryl crossing back-and-forth between film and tv. now people do it. now people do it with ease. there were definitely real dividing lines in town, in hollywood. we didn't even eat in the same restaurants. megan: tell me on that metamorphosis, is netflix now -- is amazon the place you go to take these big risks? that you can afford to get the backing and the freedom to do these kind of projects? ms. rosenthal: they are certainly taking the risks right now, and i think that the traditional players are also going to have to look hard at their business and start taking some real risks in what they are doing. as long as certain networks are getting the audiences they want

hello, marty baron. what to do when leakers release information. you're watching "cbs this morning". >>> jury selection continues today in the trial of actor bill cosby. five jurors were selected yesterday. cosby was charged in 2015 with aggravated indecent assault against a temple university employee in 2004. he denies the charges and says the encounter was consensual. >> case will be tried in montgomery county, pennsylvania outside of philadelphia but a judge ruled jury selection would take place across the state in allegheny county near pittsburgh. 12 jurors and six alternates will be selected from the large jury pool of 3,000. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman is here to bring us up to date. what do we know? >> the first day went lightning fast, much faster than i expected. what the judge has done is he's had all of the prospective jurors, 3,000 and all, coming in in smaller panels of 100. so what he had them do was fill out a very lengthy questionnaire before they came in the lawyers can study. w

. >> marty, thank you very much. schenkerand marty let's get a check on the markets. pick up on the thing that you were talking about. concreteicult to find market reaction to a potential withdrawal from the paris climate. areas where we are seeing it, potentially is within the solarock. those that are outside of the u.s. and within the u.s. here.e trade canadians solar is down 4.5%. got some the chinese lower.es trading at thelook as well bloomberg. the bloomberg intelligence solar lookhas put together this at mega watt capacity. mega watt for solar power around the globe. china has the biggest share of about 27% of it followed by the united states, germany also has a big slice of it. again, this will be something to ofch if there is any kind change if indeed, there's a change to the accord. broader market, we do have a pull back, cometting into today's session. been leading to the upside is now leading to the downside. lot of the decline has to do with banks today. pessimistic or cautious commentary out today. morgan, cfo saying the trading revenue decline is on tra

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now, if that all sounds familiar it's because it's the exact same dynamic before this court in crow marty 2 and incromartie 2 this court in reversing a district court on the clear error standard conditioninged when the state actually said this was a political draw, that race did not predominate over politicness the drawing of this district. and that is essentially the same dynamic before this court now, with one major difference. this is a much easier case for this court to reverse than cromartie 2 was, even before the court gets to clear errors standard of review, there's a clear legal error here that was created by my friend offered the other side and the district court's failure to abide by the teaching of cromartie 2. cromartie 2 was clear that in a case where you have a majority-minority district or something approximating it, and you have race and politics highly correlated and you have somebody challenging the state's suggestion that this is a political and not a racial draw, with the plaintiffs must show, not can show, not may show, not it would be nice that they somehow -- must s

and marty baron is in the house. the freedom forum will honor marty with the al newhart excellence in the media award in june in this room. congratulations, marty. >> the newseum mission statement is the 45 words engraved in a 75 foot marble tablet in the front of our building. we welcome more than 800,000 people a year who visited us annually to learn about the courageous sacrifices made throughout history to uphold our fundamental rights. our permanent exhibits including the berlin wall, the 9/11 memorial and the pulitzer prize gallery are part of washington's cultural landscape. the newest temporary exhibit, louder than words, rock, power and politics, produced in partnership with the cleveland rock 'n' roll hall of fame explores how popular musicians pushed the boundaries of free expression over the last half century. on friday, because our energetic staff just needs something else to do, will have a program on louder than words with deejay yella of nwa and little easy e. ask your kids if you don't understand wha

marty: i do not think so. that is why you are calling for the special prosecutor i the justice department. jeff sessions has recused himself from the russian investigation. it will probably fall on the acting attorney general to make the call, not probably, but is. we will have to see if he calls arrivea the in the storm. david: lindsey graham came out with a statement saying "given the controversy surrounding the director, i think the first start will serve the fbi and nation well." other people not so excited including some republicans. what a republican saying? marty: a majority of republicans will stand behind the president. they had problems with james comey anyway. it is giving them some cover to support a new change of regime at the fbi. what will be really interesting to see who exactly donald trumps -- trump puts forward. it is hard to imagine almost anyone who isn't going to raise a ruckus on the heel in terms -- hill in terms of getting recognition. -- itld surprise somebody was a prize and put up s

that's what we know. >> marty savage, you've been on the story. we appreciate the reporting.velopment, as we bring in our legal analyst lauren and joey jackson. he faced state murder charges. the trial ended in a hung jury. again, he will not be tried again. >> it's a significant development. just to back up, remember in the state trial, it ended in a hung jury. people were amazed by that. you see a shot in the back, so it was perplexing as to why, even if they didn't get him on murder, why the jirlt couldn't come to a decision. make no mistake about it, a murder charge carries a life certainty -- it can carry a life sentence, so if he's plea bargaining, you would expect some sort of consideration by the prosecutors, but i think it's ultimately up to a judge. federal guidelines with respect to the nature of the offense, your past criminal history, et cetera, but the federal judge cross the cards, so i don't know the specific terms, it hasn't been released, but you willy a judge will decide. >> and laura, the judge will decide the sentence on one charge, excessive force in thi

marty shanker is here with us. what is next? >> well, i think as soon as he gets on the job, he's going to scope out where his investigation should go. it's interesting. i think rod rosenstein just by this appointment has cemented his standing and his power within washington. the only way that any influence the white house can have would be to fire him and that would be worse than firing comey. and mueller is known to be a straight laced case maker and he's going to take this investigation wherever it leads including into the white house. david: a lot of praise from capitol hill about the appointment of mr. mueller. does this take it away from congress? does this take a lot of the wind out of the sails and say let mueller handle it? >> i sort of intellectually it seems to do that but there were comments made overnight that the congressional investigations will continue. but and mueller has a reputation of no leaks. so you won't get anything out of that until he's done. so congress will probably try to continue to keep this narra

congratulations, marty.he museum statement is those 45 words engraved in a 75-foot marble tablet in the front of our building. we welcome more than 800,000 people in the world who visit us annual, to see the courageous sacrifices of many, our exhibits, including the berlin wall, the 9/11 memorial, including the pulitzer prize gallery have become part of the landscape. our new words, rock, power and politics produced in partnership with the cleveland rock and roll hall of fame explores how they pushed the boundaries of freedom of expression over the last half century. on friday, because our energetic staff just needs something else to do we'll have a program on louder than words with d.j.yella of nwa, and extra kids, if you don't understand what i'm saying to explore how rap in particular has affected free expression from compton to d.c. in the last year, we've held more than 50 public programs to explore critical first amendment issues. just this past weekend, members of the asian american band the slant wer