would we see the stories of the women of ferguson who the year before mike brown was killed the populationh the most traffic stops in ferguson was black women of any other population. would we see the stories that came out of st. louis as part of a study showing the only group of people in which the majority of people are killed when unarmed is black women. so, the police officers are more likely to perceive black women and falsely perceived black women as a threat than any other group as a fatal threat than any other group are quick to those stories tell us and i think it helps us to better understand this narrative of what it means to be black in america. >> you can watch this and other programs online at book tv.org. ♪ >> will come back to the university of southern california in the los angeles times festival of books they number two and book tv will be live all day. another full day of author discussions and call ends with a chance to talk to several authors including black lives cofounder, investigative journalist david corn, media cofounder roger l simon and several others. are full

rodney king, it has been oscar graham, mike brown, eric gardner, freddie gray, the list goes on.his week if we ask the question, first name became to mind this week in terms of police violence we would hear stephan clark and not cynthia clemens who was killed by police outside chicago. why is that the case? my answer focuses on the power of the story and the narrative and the story that is so deeply entrenched the racial profiling and police violence, it hasn't exclusively to black blue plumed perceived not to be transgender and not gay even though they might be and violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces, without it being seen as any of those stories. the goal was to expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and mass criminalization by bringing into that narrative the story of black women and girls that have driven the growth of 700%. and 50% greater. and were predominantly black women continue to be incarcerated twice as much is right women. and in jail increased 14 times in the foot past we for decades, wome

when we see the stories of the women of ferguson the year before mike brown was killed, the populationnd had the most traffic stops was black women of any other population. when we see the stories that just came out of st. louis as part of a study that showed the only group of people in which the majority of people are killed and they are on our our black women. so back to the police officers are more likely to perceive black women falsely as a threat than any other group . so what do those stories tell us? and i think it really helps us to better understand his narrative of what it means to be black in america.>> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times . topping the list is daniel townes financial advice, and invested followed by i've been thinking. a collection of inspirational quotes, prayers and reflections from maria shriver. after that it's russia and roulette, look at backers who attempted to influence the presidential election by journalists michael isikoff. next is a da

ok let's bring in mike brown do you know he's the coeditor of the news website b s news. mike we're just. trying to link the script poisoning with the allegations of a chemical attack in syria do you think there's a link there. i think there's some kind of tenuous link that the signals are based in cyprus are trying to portray i think i made earlier today there was. some kind of communication intercepted between damascus and moscow the day before the alleged attack talking about the delivery has been made. i think the there alluding to the fact that that might be a delivery of some kind of nerve agent but again this is so vague. and so untrustworthy that i don't think we can give it much credence really and i think the same goes for the rush to judgment from the british prime minister and the foreign secretary in both cases whether it's in seoul bre or in syria. no one seems to be looking at any kind of motive or means and if we look at the means the motive of the syrian arab army the root there is no on if in fact they have a motive not to use chemical weapons because the

first black attorney general elected in florida pulled over for driving while black the year before mike brown was killed the most to have traffic stops than any other population and part of the study that shows the only group of people and to perceive women as a threat. so what do those stories tell us to better understand that narrative and to understand white supremacy and america so of pice violence only the shooting of the unarmed black people those that were raped and sexually assaulted. so i live two blocks over and i watch police officers every single day sexually harassed women going back and forth to sa school trying to get an education. so they are not the ones so we tell the story stop and frisk is a story so 88% of men to get a better sense of what walking and driving while black isse like. and those that deliver their children are ten times more likely so if drugs are found to be taken away and taken for treatment and that is the story that is part of the story but then to be a victim but a young black woman and then she has asked for the badge number and a checker and kidnapped

top secret meeting he was present on from confirms via twitter i mean between the cia director mike brown pale and thin joe only in north korea what does this mean for peace on.

. >> reporter: a third challenger, mike brown, refusing cardboard cutouts to highlight similarities.> where do they live? >> washington. >> reporter: they live in virginia and raises questions similar to those that doomed sen. richard lugar in the 2012 primary. >> i have a home in indiana for 17 years and this is what way are focused on. >> reporter: whichever publican wins will face a rare kind of democrat and donnelly. >> i tried not to serve as democrat or republican but as a hoosier. >> reporter: i spoke to a state-level party official who told me donnelly is tolerable. is not a cake walk to beat him. whoever wins the primary is poised to become the next senator and are not worried about the infighting. and ahead of the general. and aviation accident. another air force pilot killed, making 3 crashes. and the safety of the military. >> it is against the law because your generation made everything so pc. >> the brand-new record, episode 3 of the reboot. >> welcome back. airports thunderbird pilot debt after crashing during a training flight, the third military crash in two days ren

just have time for a minder of our top stories here on t w u s media reporting that cia director mike brown pale travel. with north korean leader kim jong un to weeks ago the second trip was reportedly to lay the groundwork for a plan talks between u.s. president. and a planned investigation of the syrian city of has been delayed again reports of gunfire kept a team of international chemical weapons inspectors from entering the area it was the site of a suspected poison gas attack more than two weeks ago. thanks for watching that you can head to our web site for all the latest news and information we'll be back at the top of the hour. good. good. good. good. good v.j. movietone time same seems to be busting should also mention mention. one of the four announcing. the celebration thinking small moves relieving. the bristling old name and news that from personal experience. in their lives are like this. new romex. the be. its own broke. its creator. gets rich in natural beauty and. i've got big plans for it i want to discover as much as i can hear and read and. really explore the must see sig

there's been a shift of characters and now you know mike brown wants to go to war and. where trump is more like you know let's we have done what we should have done and let's just let's go back home i'm not sure what michael has in mind but i think he will be definitely like triggered between france and the media and french people said you know we have nothing to do there and is international interest. human rights groups are demanding answers after a saudi led air strike hit a wedding party in yemen the bombing raid killed at least twenty people and injured dozens more this according to local officials but some reports suggest as many as fifty people died and we should warn you that the following video showing the scene of the strike is distressing a seven year old boy can be seen clinging to his father's body they're said to have traveled a long way to attend the wedding the man's body was reportedly the last to be taken away following the air raid as the boy refused to let go many of the victims were women and children. i was the bridegroom on and i was our friends g

. >> reporter: mike brown is the owner of the company.in is the executive director of bay area checkbook. >> the difference between the best and the worst are really big. the worst companies are causing more problems than they are fixing and charging way too much money for the work that they are doing. >> reporter: mike agrees saying unprofessional and overpriced work is not that uncommon. >> we are neat and we try to make everything look good even if it is going in the wall, we are making it straight and clean. >> reporter: making an impression of mike schwartz. he is the homeowner who hired coco county. >> two hot water heaters, he had to run new lines for all of the hot water heaters, look how neat the work is. bright yellow valves to switch back and forth. drain lines are pvc, it is a beautiful job. >> reporter: when hiring for your home, kevin says make sure your plumber is insured and licensed. >> don't just assume that when they say they are licensed that means anything at all about the quality. >> reporter: i have an article on ho

. >> reporter: mike brown is the owner of the company. kevin is the executive director of bay area checkbook. >> the difference between the best and the worst are really big. the worst companies are causing more problems than they are fixing and charging way too much money for the work that they are doing. >> reporter: mike agrees saying unprofessional and overpriced work is not that uncommon. >> we are neat and we try to make everything look good even if it is going in the wall, we are making it straight and clean. >> reporter: making an impression of mike schwartz. he is the homeowner who hired coco county. >> two hot water heaters, he had to run new lines for all of the hot water heaters, look how neat the work is. bright yello valves to switch back and forth. drain lines are pvc, it is a beautiful job. >> reporter: when hiring for your home, kevin says make sure your plumber is insured and licensed. >> don't just assume that when they say they are licensed that means anything at all about the quality. >> reporter: i have an article on

america's new secretary of state mike brown peo has begun his role with a speech at may so saying the alliance will continue countering russian aggression artie's caliber weapon has more. there's only been in office for a day but now ex cia chief and recently sworn in secretary of state mike pompei o. is in brussels speaking at the nato headquarters we heard his remarks and during his comments to the nato officials he did reminisce about his time during the cold war serving as a soldier in the u.s. military stationed in germany this is my pompei o in brussels we talked a lot about that the changing nature of the threat from russia when i was a young soldier it was seventy two tanks and sixty tanks rolling across the east german plane this is today is different and we collectively each of each nation individually and nato together must come up with solutions to address that there were lots of ideas there was an enormous consensus of the risk that it poses to the west stoltenberg seemed very receptive to mike pompei are very happy to be looking forward to working with him this is still

coming up this morning, mike browns will be with us to discuss syria's role in the conflict and the mueller investigation. and then we'll talk about divisions within the trump administration over additional russia sanctions. and then we talk about the supreme court case dealing with online merchants and the sales tax. also, adam smith will discuss the u.s. led strikes in syria and the debate of congress' role in that conflict. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, former basketball player and thomas, in his book "we matter." >> when i was younger i was taught of the athletes that use their voice and positions and platforms. my mother taught me of kareem abdul-jabbar and bill russell and muhammad ali. and the light bulb went off and i made the connection how i could follow in their footsteps and bring attention to these different causes just because i'm an athlete. and i continued to do it through college and continued to do it in the pros in washington, d.c. with the wizards and it became a part of m

cia director mike brown pair faces a crucial vote on monday to become the next u.s.secretary of state more than half of the senate foreign relations committee is refusing to support president donald trump's pick for the job as alan fischer reports. my computer feels protesters at his confirmation hearing in front of the senate foreign relations committee we were trying to sell himself as america's next top diplomat said if i'm confirmed i want to know senators are suggesting you may not be right for the job come cia director easily won the nomination for that role but secretary of state is a bigger job with a broader responsibility and democrats who are seeking to find common ground we're trying to figure out some ways they could demonstrate some bipartisanship and i think that reservoir of potential goodwill that trump had won in january twenty seventeen with senate democrats has dissipated significantly since then a former kansas congressman a former u.s. army officer some senators have been unsettled by pompey was past positions you pose as the iran nuclear deal h

republican senator mike brown of south dakota last year when my father died unexpectedly, and i was on the floor looking and feeling miserable, he came across the floor and said to me, if you need to leave and go be with her family, we'll work it out so it doesn't change the outcome of the vote so you can go be with your family. that meant the world to me and it really touched my heart. people need to do more things like that. >> martha: i think everybody would agree with you for sure. gestures are meaningful between friends and certainly on capitol hill as well. given the fact that it was such a unanimous vote for john kerry and condoleezza rice, for rex tillerson who got 64 votes, why is this such a statement that is being made against mike pompeo who has worked with you all for years and who has a very good reputation? >> in the debate on the foreign relations, why aren't there republican nominees for this position that would get 70 or 80 votes? i said to a number of colleagues that if bob corker were the nominee, he would get 80 votes. if it were nikki haley, if it were steve hadle

earlier in the week he had a meeting with the cincinnati bengals and that didn't go well as owner mike browne conversation and reportedly asked reid directly if he planned to kneeling or not for the national anthem should he become a team member. and brown plans to prohibit such activities by his players. don't know if he can get away with that. but reid was evidently not willing to commit on that one way or another. and to make a long story short, he left the cincinnati bengals complex with no deal in place. >>> all right. it was a strange night last night in major league baseball. we had two brawls, one no disciplinary action of yet. but the latter one at fenway park when boston's joe kelly nailed tyler austin of the yankees in the ribs, the discipline comes down hard. six-game suspension for the pitcher kelly. and tyler austin suspended and fined 5 games, six others were also fined. meantime, it is time to check this out. got to tell you about sir stanley's cup. visiting ktvu, frank, your thoughts? i mean, i know how much hockey means to you. this is kind of cool. >> the guy who is always

. >> just to get into the legislative part of it, mike brown had a bill that got 54 votes in the senateif the president didn't back it, it didn't stop the lottery or chain migration. but he was going to save 1.8 million for 25 billion for the border wall. but the president wasn't going the give in on those two issues. >> the president won the election come doing the escalator talking about immigration and the issue of supporting our border agents. and at the end of the day, this president has a duty. this is a national security issue. democrats can get on board or run the next election on shutting down the government. >> they asked the border patrol agents do you need a barrier and 89% said yes, they did. it's the ones who are crossing illegal compared to the ones hoping to get access. appreciate the debate. i wish we would get something done in washington. >>> meanwhile, let's change gears, did you know christian privilege is now a thing. and at george washington university they are saying we are going to offer a seminar to learn about it all. back in a second. seminar. as a control en

he had one fry out for the bengals, mike brown, they conservative said you are not going to kneel, rightidn't commit and he hasn't been signed yet. there will be others. >> football season begins in the fall. 2018 is a campaign year. nfl good look. >> my book is coming up, political football -- that's not the name of it. >> you have a book come out -- >> let's do the mock draft now. >> after the break. >>> coming up, another thing president trump pointed out today that people don't realize. so draw the line. roundup for lawns is formulated to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a single blade of grass. roundup, trued for over forty years. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the

tendencies that leads to domination and we sou that for example, when we talk about like ferguson and mike brown or shooting this idea or trayvon martin right this idea that this -- man cannot exist in a world where he's not intent his life goal isn't to harm white people. right. but that also creating different role for black women on the one hand gives them more cause to protect themselves because they know that while they may not have the same stereotype they are also seen as people that are strong, immune to pain. you know, deserving of violence. but also with, you know, in the sense that, you know, they're going to take it out these men then they need to be there to protect their communities as well. >> all right. thank you. question on the side how about down here? yep. up, up, to the microphone 237. the current issue of national geographic is devoted to race in america and the cover has a picture of two girls. one white, one black. which strongly affected me they're twin sisters i'm wondering how thought of that might affect you guys -- [inaudible conversations] >> anybody want that one?

in ferguson, there was more concern for the qt than for mike brown. >> right. >> so when we're talkingon. it's an issue of voting. it's all of these things. so here we are 50 years later, i don't see any separation between the struggle that happened before me arriving here. i'm stepping into a struggle that began long before i came. >> beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. dr. lafayette, you along with many are valiant soldiers who are here today, worked with dr. king. and in the last push of the poor people's campaign, which was enduring enormous criticism from without and deep skepticism from within, you were there in those last days. in fact, you were in the hotel room with doctor king when he received the call to go over to mason temple. but you also were a visionary helping to craft the strategy and the policy that would be implemented in terms of trying to reach out to this last element, this last leg of the movement, which is economic inequality. tell us about your own personal story of resistance, how you came to join that movement, and why it's important to keep that tradition aliv

like most of those border states are on board with this with the exception of governor jerry brown. >> mike: i'm shocked. >> sandra: told by the white house a short time ago that they are making progress in talking with him. so he is undecided at the moment. >> katie: putting the national guard on the border is different than the sanctuary city status, right? so maybe jerry brown will be willing to negotiate a little bit on the border security aspect of this rather that be, you know, ice coming in to different cities. but, i do want to take on this issue of the left and democrats criticizing the president and saying that he is militarizing the border. he is not. the national guard is not going to be sitting on the south border with mexico, with snipers. they are not going to be arresting anybody. and the truth is that border patrol needs a lot of help. they are losing more agents now than they can replace. and if you talk to the guys on the ground as have you, harris, on your show. they say that they need this. and the administration is working with local governors, local border sector chie

tendencies that leads to domination and we sou that for example, when we talk about like ferguson and mike brownor shooting this idea or trayvon martin right this idea that this -- man cannot exist in a world where he's not intent his life goal isn't to harm white people. right. but that also creating different role for black women on the one hand gives them more cause to protect themselves because they know that while they may not have the same stereotype they are also seen as people that are strong, immune to pain. you know, deserving of violence. but also with, you know, in the sense that, you know, they're going to take it out these men then they need to be there to protect their communities as well. >> all right. thank you. question on the side how about down here? yep. up, up, to the microphone 237. the current issue of national geographic is devoted to race in america and the cover has a picture of two girls. one white, one black. which strongly affected me they're twin sisters i'm wondering how thought of that might affect you guys -- [inaudible conversations] >> anybody want that one? [

this year, brown asserted that the bolder path is still our way forward, on climate change, infrastructure investment, health care, education, and criminal justice. i will now turn the mike over to governor brown who will share some of his remarks and then we'll get started with the q and a. governor brown, thank you. >> thank you. i would say that what is obvious is we're in a very perilous period in our nation's history. the politicaldy cour discourse debased, the polarization is at maximum levels. the dangers in the world is growing. the nuclear arms race is getting out of control. the turbulence in democracy in europe and latin america and even in parts of asia, not to mention our own country, is also very worrisome. so i do think it's an unusual time, and the whole noise and reporting on tweets and the trump versus everybody else, it distorts i think the reality that we are in the midst of a growing cold war with russia, which is highly dangerous. there is an uncertainty about where america is going in terms of trade, in terms of our relationship with mexico especially, and canada. and yet the challenge of climate change, of infrastructure, of social cohesiveness, i

. >> reporter: of mike gibbons is to unseat sherrod brown he has got to get his name out there. >> we0,000 miles on our car. >> reporter: the other congressman says donald trump is the reason he is running too. >> a call from the white house. >> when a high-profile republican dropped out of the senate race the president nudged him towards this contest. >> up orchid from western pennsylvania guest asked by the president and the white house to help. >> the president was supportive. >> get in there and fight. we need you. >> reporter: trump beat clinton by 8 points was progressive sen. brown agrees with the republican president on one major issue in the state. >> i support the move on tariffs, time we draw a line on chinese behavior gaming the system. >> reporter: he doubts the democratic senator is sincere. >> he will hug the president as much as he can but only on one issue, tariffs. >> reporter: brown insists not everything has to be partisan. >> voters don't look at liberals, conservatives on any spectrum. they look at each of us. deify for our pensions, do you fight for higher wages

browns, they took oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield number one. that's even brill yamt o bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. >> the raiders traded back from ten to 15 in round one. they also go with a huge offensive tackle. colton miller in ucla. 6'8", 309. his job was probing josh rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being where it is, super

browns, they took oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield number one. that's even brill yamt or the bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mike mcglinchy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being whe it is, super

brown. that opened it up for mike mcglinchy. that is their top pick yesterday. he is ready to move on in.is happy to be able to protect jamika ruffalo -- jimmy kuralt below -- he is happy to protect jimmy. he looks like a sculpted statue. they had other pics out of washington. fred warner from byu and more -- moore from southern mississippi. the raiders show off their offense of lineman. cult miller is his name. -- colt miller is his name. john was happy to talk up his top pick. >> he has a huge upside. in the afc west, the people that you have to block, i hate to break it to you, they are good. >> here's the rest of what the raiders did. it could be hopping at the oracle. the energy that curry brings. that will have a lot to do with it. he could play. good news. he went through another workout with no problems. the wounded knee is closer to action. in fact he was not wearing a knee brace today. he could play tomorrow. nothing definitive. >> i want to be out there. i want to be there for my teammates. when we are a full squad we are tough to beat. i want to be out there with them. >> in t

notre dame offensive lienman mike mcklinchey who was assured a starting role in the offensive line when the 49ers tradedtrent browny to the patriots. this 6 foot 8....310 pounder was a two time captain for the fighting irish.... "its still a little surreal, i still haven't really had time to think about it and i just keep going back to last night and the moment of having my name called and it was just kinda ... i still can't believe i'm in the nfl at an organization like this. its an incredible opportunity." the raiders top choice...number 15 overall....6 foot 9...300 pound plus colton miller. miller out of nearby roseville went to the same high scjhool as three time super bowl champ...teddy buschi...miller joins one of footballs highest paid offesnsive line but the kid out of ucla..very well could start. "wanna be a sponge, to say the least. i wanna just soak in as much information as i can from them ... ask a lot of questions ... and i really want to establish that bond between us. i think that'll be really important in the future." back next back next hour...with the giants-dodge

. >> if investment major mike gibbons is going to unseat democratic senator sherrod brown, he's got to name out there. >> we put 65,000 miles on our car. >> the other republican, congressman jim renacci, said president trump is the reason he's running, too. >> it was a call from the white house. >> he was initially running for governor but when a high-profile republican dropped out of the senate race for family reasons, the president nudged him toward this contest. >> i've said all along. a poor kid from pennsylvania gets asked by the president and white house to help, i will do it. >> the president has been supportive of renacci, an early endorser. >> we'll be back. jim, get in there and fight. get in there and fight. we need you. >> trump beat clinton by eight points here. the progressive democratic senator brown says he agrees with the republican president one major issue in the state. >> my support of the president's move on steel tariffs, i think it's time we draw a line on chinese misbehavior and chinese gaming the system. >> renacci delta democratic senator is in fear. >> the on

people like my friend, mike clink, as well as darrell brown. they may not be as famous as guns n roses or leann rimes, the folks they help produce, but they are equally important when it comes to the process of making that music. but they are not often given the credit or compensation that they so rightly deserve. with this bill, that will finally change. we're making important updates to music copyright law to make sure everyone with a role in making hits that get stuck in their heads get paid for that fair share. i'm especially glad that my ll, the allocation for music producers, or amp, act, is included in this package. i want to thank tom rooney for working with bhe to help make the people who work so hard to make perfect the iconic recordings we hear every day. our bill will for the first time make mention of engineers and producers in copyright law and be directly paid for the hard work they do. as a musician and songwriter myself, i'm so glad to see bipartisan agreement around these important issues. i'm proud to see all the various folk

brown to the patriots. that opens the door for first-round pick mike mcglenchy to start.y take university washington receiv receiver dante pettis. among the raiders selections on day two edge rusher, arden key, 6'5", 250 out of lsu. key is regarded as a tremendous athlete. he's a first round talent, no doubt about that. but there was a marijuana issue in college, and some scouts question his motor. stanford precced by some to be a first-round pick went three to the texans. he's looking for a new team. his protests alongside colin kaepernick may be a factor in his current unemployment. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. steph curry tomorrow. >> 50/50. >> i think he's got to -- they're kind of -- the way they've dragged it out and -- it's a little shell game going on and the blue curtain comes down. i think he probably plays. >> i just hope he's ready to play. well, coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a man wrongly suspected in the golden state killer case is sparking new questions tonight about potential pit falls of dna evidence plus. >> pastor i need to talk to

mike luery reports. >> reporter: the mayors from california's ten biggest city entering governor brown's office today at with one thing in mind. >> we are asking for a portion of the state's surplus so that we can immediately address these street encampments. >> reporter: like this one surrounding sacramento's city hall a scene that's all too familiar in cities across the state. >> it's the number one concern amongst residents and has been for years. we have 7,000 people sleeping on our streets every night. >> homelessness should not be hopelessness. >> reporter: the mayors want $1.5 billion from the surplus fund from the statement to be matched dollar for dollar on the local level to build affordable housing for people like this man who has been sleeping outside city hall for two years. >> i guarantee you if i had housing, i would have a job and i would have, you know -- i would get off the streets. i would have something of ambition to move forward. >> reporter: but some homeless campers are skeptical the money would help. >> i'm not convinced that more money is the answer when it goes through so much

browns, they took oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield number one. that's even brill yamt or the bust. the niners used the ninth pick on mammoth notre dame offensive tackle mikehy. 6'9", 310. the plan will be for him to compete right away. >> the more we watched him, the more we liked him. at a premium position particularly when you've just invested in a quarterback, more important than that, just an important position in football. you couple that with take the position who are the players that excite you most, this was a guy. rosen. now it will be derek carr ch. >> i'm so excited. being from sacramento and oakland being whe it is, super excited to work under him and i'm read to come in day one and make a name for myself. >> the raiders used the third round trade they got, flipping to pittsburgh for martavis bryant. unhappy withhe steelers. a couple of substance abuse violations. if he's happy, could stay on the field. could be dangerous, but a gambling. >> colton, 6'8", 309?

mike has been nominated to take tillerson's place. >>> meantime president trump is lashing out above -- at governor brown this evening. is this really what the great people of california want? well brown granted 56 par ton dons -- par top -- pardons yesterday. >>> coming up next, the bay area family waiting for a happy home coming. >> why a father who was detained recently by ice is now in the clear. why he is no longer facing deportation. >>> plus, we are live with the north bay high school soccer team that beat all the odds. how they were able to win a championship after a wildfire damaged their school. >>> also ahead, did you know this famous nun is from the bay area? >>> our next chance of rape in the bay -- rain in the bay area will be detailed in the forecast and that is coming up next. in in the bay -- rain in the bay area will be detailed in the forecast and that is coming up next. will soon be coming back home. fernando carrillo had several ns - and a dru bay area father detained recently by ice will soon be coming back home. fernando carillo had several prior deportations and a drunk driving arrest on his re

mike shumann, abc7 news. >> well, 400 members of the california national guard are now at the border with mexico. the mobilization was announced earlier tonight by governor brown's office. it's part of the president's plan to secure troops at the border as part of immigration enforcement. however, california troops will not take part in immigration enforcement. they instead will focus on drug crimes and human trafficking. >> happening now, a filipino peace activist has been denied entry into the united states and is set to board a plane back to the philippines early tomorrow morning. >> activists here are demanding to know why. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at sfo. lilian. >> reporter: dan andal ma, peace activist is scheduled to fly home in an hour and a half. customs and border patrol insist this has nothing to do with politics. supporters of jerome a ba mobilized as soon as they realized the peace activist from the philippines wasn't going to get past customs. >> 8:25 his flight arrived. two hours later he didn't come out. four hours later we're asking where is he? >> reporter: he has been refused entry into the united states and is in holding until t

brown at the white house for us. president trump's pick to be america's top diplomat cia director mike pompeo asked about controversial decisions and nothing as surprising as the admission he was interviewed by chief counsel robert mueller. jim, this illustrates if nothing else just how many people in the president's inner circle are part of this probe. >> no question. mike pompeo, his position as director of cia meant that he was often briefing the president on intelligence and that relationship, the president enjoyed those briefings, he liked the way mike pompeo delivered that intelligence and added to the relationship and then, of course, now he's been chosen as the secretary of state. now we know that one of those closest, most senior advisers is -- has been interviewed as part of the broader russia investigation. >> i spoke with special counsel mueller who requested an investigation. i cooperated. >> what was the subject? >> i won't speak to that. >> did the special counsel tell you not to speak about these things? >> knorr, i have cooperated with multiple investigations while the investigation continues, i think

ranking members neil and -- neal and lewis, chairman brady and jenkins, senators brown and heller, former representative mike honda, former representative harvey -- javier becerra, the united way and prosperity now for leadership in providing the permanence of this program. as i note people are struggling, running, trying to get their fast before the deadline expires to get filed, i'm glad to know that those who needed it were able to get help. i urge support for this program and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. culberson: having no other speakers, i reserve and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and so i will close at this time. again, i want to thank my colleague, mr. curbelo, for his tremendous leadership on this issue. the -- if one talks to someone who has used this service to convey their earnest sense of relief and gratitude for something that's called free, they save not only the cost of pa

>> a lot of fun, sherrod brown has run slick campaigns over the years, raise a lot of money, but is too liberal for ohio so it will be interesting, you have mikens, jim wrenacy and mike gibbons running as a businessman, another race in the rustbelt where donald trump won by eight points. jillian: i printed up an article from the chicago tribune and subject line is don't even know, nation's nastiest gop primary in alabama commissioned insight into why. >> they think they can beat joe donnelly. a lot has been made about the democratic intensity in special elections but the truth is you are seeing a lot of intensity and republican primaries. and primaries have a bad reputation at times. and they choose the best candidate. >> arizona, nevada, florida. >> the big cheer in florida 10 days ago from republicans across the country was when rick scott got into the senate race. republicans think they can beat bill nelson but the truth is you look at rick scott he has a tremendous record of the governor, has come out guns blazing talking about term limits, a lot of support behind him, nevada, dean heller, the only republican running for reelection in a st

mike siegel from goldman sachs. the report will be filed in due time. nfl draft kicks off tonight in arlington, texas. the first pick goes to the cleveland browns.at decision close to their chest, but are expected to pick a quarterback. winner to nobel prize richard thaler and he said this. about half the first round draft picks fail, and the second round picks are gold. a professor at southern utah university. dave, there are plenty of quarterbacks to choose from, but will the most surprising pick even be a quarterback? dave: well, there are six quarterbacks they are thinking of picking in the first round. the browns have is that there is no way to discern which of the six is what they to be better, and which are going to be flops. they won't know that until they start playing. so this is an impossible problem they are faced with. vonnie: so the question is, do they to get random, or do they engage in a variety of swapping and changing in trading all day today and maybe end up with something worse on paper, but may end up providing benefits down the road? dave: i think what the browns are going to do is there one have to take a quarterback. the

mike emanuel reporting from capitol hill. thank you. president trump is offering rare praise for california's governor for contributing several hundred nationals guard troops. democrat jerry brownas attached significant strings. national correspondent william la jeunesse told us what they are. >> let's build some bridges, not walls. >> after months of blasting president trump's immigration policies, governor jerry brown agreed wednesday to send 400 california guards to the border. but went out of his way to say let's be crystal clear. this will not be a mission to build a new wall. round up women and children, or detain people escaping violence. the california guard will not be enforcing federal immigration laws. but that's already true. by law, the guard is banned from making arrests or seizing drugs. a point that the attorney general jeff sessions made wednesday at a meeting of border sheriffs. >> they can help. certain things they are not able to do and will not be doing. >> the guard arrived on the texas border. >> it's more of a perception issue than border security. >> brown's directive to only target criminal gangs, human traffickers and drug smugglers is unrealistic. >>

mike pompeo as our next secretary of state. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i thank my friend from montana for that. thanks so much. this morning, mr. president, "the new york times" reported that mick mulvaney, the head of the consumer financial protection bureau, that's the bureau that saved $12 billion for 12 million american consumers who have been wronged, cheated, misled, deceived by banks and other financial service actors. $12 billion, 29 million consumers. that's what the consumer financial protection bureau is. now, think about that for a second. this morning, "the new york times" reported that mick mulvaney, the head of that bureau, the organization that looks out or at least used to look out for american bank customers, he made a speech to 1,300 bankers yesterday, and he told the banking industry to step up their lobbying efforts, so you have got a government official who takes an oath to represent the american public to the best of his ability and to carry out his job to the best of his ability, the consumer financial protection bureau. he is going in front of bankers in telling -- and

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brown says the california national guard will not enforce immigration laws or participate in the construction of any new border barrier. (vicki) president trump acknowledging today that c-i-a director mikeo made a secret trip to north korea -- reportedly laying the groundwork for direct talks between kim jong un and president trump. reporter omar jimenez has the very latest from washington. president donald trump: we've had talks at the highest level. president trump confirming reports c.i.a. director mike pompeo met with kim jong un in north korea over easter weekend, saying "a good relationship was formed".this as part of the behind-the- scenes preparations for president trump and kim jong un's expected in-person meeting later in may or early june. it would be the first face-to-face encounter between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. the news coming as a surprise to many members of congress.rep. adam kinzinger / -r- illinois / house foreign affairs committee: you want these kinds of meetings to happen before the president actually goes and meets. you want some of these things to be hammered out so that final negotiations can be put down because we're really at the 11