please welcome millie bobby brown [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ millie bobby brow millie bobby brown millietake it in take it in [ cheers and applause take it in, pal. it's always great to see you >> thank you >> jimmy: i miss you i wish you were here every week >> i know, i wish i was here all the time where -- where have yor coming you've been all over the world >> yes >> jimmy: where did you fly in from >> l.a >> jimmy: you flew from los angeles. >> it was the craziest trip because two flights. these two flights had been mixed up and they hadn't been flying out and i was in the lounge and we had found other transportation to get t you know, new york. and i overheard this ys ng girl and she walking about how she was going to miss her graduation >> jimmy: oh, really >> so i went up to her and i was like, "do you want to travel with me?" [ audience aws ] and she was like, "sure. i was like, "okay. come with me." >> jimmy: no way >> so we traveled together and she's here in the audience tonight. >> jimmy: no, you brought her here >> yes >> jimmy: where? where? cheers and applause hey, what i

you got to keep going. >> so what keeps millie going?ter on the set. >> trying to prank me. it's on. >> hey! the cookie jar. >> what about these pranks? you posted about some pranks, a rubber roach and this and that. >> yeah. i'm a prankster. >> reporter: right on cue kyle pranked millie bombing her interview. >> i got to change them out. i don't want to interrupt. >> oh, no, please don't. >> i reallyon't want to. >> no, don't. >> no. >> okay. >> it's fun. >> yeah. >> really great work out there, kid. >> like an interview -- you did really good. >> reporter: kyle plays millie's dad in goz zilla king of the monsters. we join the fight. what he's like as a father during our interview. >> your daughter is here. >> yeah. she's been here a few days. come on over, sawyer. this is my daughter sawyer. >> that's the look of a proud dad right there. >> yeah, it is. go get me another bottle of water. >> make yourself useful. >> kids. >> how old is she? >> 15. >> yeah. going on -- >> too funny. sounds like a lot of fun. >> perfect. >> by the way the

it would start a war with him. >> millie bobbie brown is 38 years old.already. >> it's old hat for her. >> she's wise beyond her years. >>> also opening this weekend, "rocketman." go toe to toe with ma and godzil la, it's huge day for force. right, star wars galaxy's edge opens up at disneyland. we're going to be hosting our entire show from the magical location tomorrow. got your ears ready? >> i'm ready. i'm there. >> until then, a galaxy-size sneak peek. it's 14 acres. it's the largest and technologically advanced theater. it takes five years to complete. harrison ford gave us a sneak peek to kick off construction. >> your first look at the star wars experience. >> inside this epic new land, they can visit the cantina and even take a ride on the my len yum falcon. >> last week auditions for storm troopers. brie larson and paul rudd got a tour during construction. steven spielberg and j.j. abrams got to see it finished. galaxy's edge opens to the public on friday. reservations are required but "e.t." is helping you skip the lines altogether. tomorrow,

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we will catch up with millie bobby brown. >>> millie bobby brown, a ♪ >>> millie bobby brown, a two-timeaction adventure movies "godzilla: king of the monsters." check out this scene where milley's character finds herself trying to take down godzilla's ultimate >> wow. millie, good morning. >> good morning. nemesis single-handedly. >> wow millie, good morning. >> good morning. >> you are not messing around in that clip? >> no. >> this is your first feature film. >> correct. >> and it's not just any feature film this is the second in the godzilla series. what was that like for you how much fun was this? >> oh, i had so much fun i mean, just to be on set and to be with such amazing actors. you know, then you are working with godzilla who is the biggest diva of them all so, yeah, so fun. >> in this film is there something that's in the room with you there is there an actual monster, or is it all computer generated >> yes, we tried so hard to get godzilla out of the trailer. no it was either a tennis ball or a piece of tape or a beach ball. like one of those three. >> so it really requires s

>> milly. you know, more or less after my grandmother-- my grandmother's name was emilia, and she wasmy calledittle sister was called milly. in belsen, when people died, i mean, i remember takinthem out. i mean, it was bizarre, you know, ju in the morning, you know, you get up and there'd be a dead body there. so, what do you do? when my little sister died, clara, my older sister, tells me she took her out and put her on the heap, you know? >> children grew up on experiences. some of the experiences which may have been horrifying to adults were just part of life. but once we were incarcerated in the camps, i think we tended to ow up pretty fast. both i, who was in the men's camp, and my mother, who was separate in, in the women's camp, were both selected to be moved, at the same time to the same camps. so we spent the whole war together and we were liberated together. so, my mother survived, as i did. my younger brother, who was four years younger, he almost certainly did not survive. i'm sayin

as it was well he says live it down right star millie bobby brown nicely sums up godzilla's who is the son you. go back only wonder what he's a mom you know i'm not somebody. 1 with less plot and more bad ass battles this godzilla movie is one for the things. and the fans are eating it up i love that don't bother us with too much plot scott roxboro has joined me in the studio ok i know that you are a huge godzilla fended if this superlative of wants or felt. live up to your expectations well the new film ok it's it's credibly cheesy the dialogue is horrendous it's basically the plot is basically just a series of excuses to get to the next big battle between lizards and godzilla monsters yeah so in short i loved it but. that's exactly what i want from a godzilla movie i see a lot of critics who complained who said you know there's no character development in this movie and you don't go to a godzilla movie for character development you go to a godzilla movie theater see godzilla kick but to see godzilla go up against mothra rodin and then the the huge 3 headed alien lizard king did dora

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last year in philadelphia it cost a $5 milli in seattle the cost of 550 clean-ups was $6 million.ngton app. go there and get more details on this story including that lawsuit the city is facing right now. >>> we are rooted in the community and the spring-growing season is up and running at oasis community garden in prince george's county. that is the garden where green thumbs from the nbc4 team here ve been outlanting and local students are joining us out there learning why it is good to grow your own. o >> pick them and then put them into the basket. >> reporter: as any good gardener knows, before you start to plant you have to get rid of weeds. >> some of the plts have long roots. >> reporter: and sometimes you have to go deep. b>> and if youak this off,ts9ó then it will grow back up again. >> that@?qñit)t root. >> reporter: these hillcrest elementary students and teachers ge digging in. >> what are youing to plant? >> tomatoes and cabbage and lad. >> you like salad, is that true? >> yes. and we'll plantrs peppe >> are you ready? >> reporter: hill crist heights is one of the sch

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now, it's name is millie bobby brown. because, millipede.t african millipede. they'll wrap around, naturally, around your wrist. [ light laughter ] now, the cool thing with millipedes is they have about 400 legs. and when they get -- when the get stressed. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ] oh my gosh. oh my gosh. >> they don't bite, they release an acidic smell, it's like a terrible foul smell. that's how they evade predators. so you've got nothing to worry about. >> jimmy: yeah, until i go out for dinner after the show, yeah. >> but -- really cool. look at that little head. it's amazing. but they've got all those segments. and these guys are one of the first animals to ever colonize land. they have a very important part in our history. really fascinating animals. they feel like a little toothbrush. don't you think? >> jimmy: that really is totally bizarre. >> look, he's saying hi. [ laughter ] he's like, hi, everyone. >> jimmy: that's so interesting because i'm saying bye. that's so interesting. >> all right, that was good. how cute

controversial deadly shooting this year and was among six officers who shot and killed 20-year-old millie mccoy last february, asleep in a car in a drive-thru of a taco bell with a loaded gun. >>> today, oakland mayor libby schaaf will present her new budget proposal to the city council. as the council holds a special meeting starting at 4:00 this afternoon. the mayor said the budget reflects the city's priorities and still needs financial obligation. she has already said the proposed budget includes more money for affordable housing, schools, homeless programs and street paving projects. the new plan being voted on by the oakland city council would invest $100 million in paving streets over the next three years. >>> two men are not waiting for the city to fix the roads. this so-called pothole vigilantes started fixing problems two weeks ago after they got tired of waiting for the city and their instagram shows they have filled the work to fill potholes by watching youtube videos. >> quite easy. all you do is fill up the pothole and brush out the debris with the asphalt material and tamp

we have 22 milli people. >> reporter: neither area is considered a sanctuary city t fully cooperate with federalds immigration authorities. but they are democratic strongholds. and just last month, the president warmed >> we'll bring tm to sanctuary city areas and let that they're saying they have open arms let's see if they have open arms >> reporter: telling nbc news sanctuary cities will not be targeted >> there was also a big announcement on trade. at was that? >> reporter: that's right, president trump announced he's reached a deal on steel and aluminum tarif in canada and mexico the trade deal that supports nafta will pass in congress but there's still a trade war with china. >>> now to the newly released messages exchanged in new york city police that are sparking outrage. the 2014 death of ericarner after a violent confrontation with officers. we should warn you the video is disturbing >> reporter: the 2014 video of new york police arresting eric garner and wrestling him to the ground started a nationwide battle cry for police acofuntability cer daniel pantaleo put garn in what p

purchasing new office and research building next to the munipal golfgole paid $26 milli for the 3,400quare foot building. this is only the latest deal by google in mountain view. last month they paid $250 million for three other nearby buildings. >> ride sharing was supposed to reduce traffic. instead, the exact opposite is happening. a new study in science advances reports that uber and lyft increase traffic delays in san francisco by 40%. it turns out, booking rides on mobile apps made it too easy for the public to use public transportation, and good old-fashioned walking. the study shows traffic congestion in san francisco jumped by more than 60% between 2010 and 2016, as ride sharing became increasingly popular. >>> we might have a new way to commute across the bay. ferry service between berkeley and san francisco. the big obstacle? the berkeley pier. if it needs to be restored or replaced to accommodate the service. the city leaders say a ferry is crucial for economic development and disaster oing to happen any time soon. if approved, the target date is 2035. >> he is a hero thro

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of the monsters is big in every way, especially for a young actors big-screen debut, but teenager millie bobby brown is fully on board. >>said i you know good or like you in love with them and you feel like you're part of their experience like >>all right before we go a little peek outside of the bay bridge. it is backing up here at the toll plaza in the cash ashley ins, but a pretty good trip into san francisco will be right back. >>welcome back to the console morning news, happy friday. we feel a little bit better a little more lifted a little more excited. this. >>on friday, it doesn't matter if you slept at all are not sunday. it's friday, you know it's easier for me to get up and try to you know we get really early in the morning but on fridays when that alarm goes off. >>i'm like. >>it's a it's going to be a really nice day cherry on top of a friday is good weather ok and then the actual cherry on top is good traffic. >>you know i may go cherry picking a real bird. so hopefully the weather will be nice for that is that your season. i think sold. i didn't mean to a cherry picking pa

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a top position of captaining in not well then you know there's going to be a certain degree if you milly that comes with that there was a slice of goal thing history at the china open on friday yeah just fourteen years six months and twelve days became the youngest player to make the cut at a european tour event outside the majors his practice time for this tournament was cut short by midterm exams at school. and that's all the sport we have even more coming up again later thanks feet or more news on the other side of the break you've been watching the news out with me so thanks for your time and your company . just look at. the supporting. supported target who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in this with i just look at the realities on the ground the iranian foreign minister mohammad javid zarif talks to al-jazeera made on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenges facing india and the rise of cultural nationalism a new series of feel good when environmental shows that meet some of the people striving to protect

i'm a train millie that going forward could become a very serious threat to national security in someant. >>out of san francisco's oh nancy pelosi see this is the doctor that. >>fake video over here and it makes it seem as if she's slurring her words, bird said now the fake video as millions of views on social media. it's from a speech she made earlier this weekend. we'll show you the real speech first and then the doctored one here we go. >>and then he had a press conference in the rose garden. we all sure set obviously were planned long before and then he had a press conference in the rose garden. we all sure there are days you all set. obviously were planned long before. >>clearly different the doctored video has been removed from youtube but it is still on facebook facebook says it has demoted the cliff to make it less visible and people's timelines in a since deleted tweet president trump attorney rudy giuliani, tweeted a link to the fake video last night saying quote what is wrong with nancy pelosi, her speech pattern is bizarre. meanwhile, president trump shared a similarly doc

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a much wider area foron 32 milli people. this area in orange, this is where we could be looking at a tornado outbreak. plus, there is a coast-to-coast system right now causing rain in california. this thing will reformulate tomorrow on into wednesday, east of the rockies, a severe storm threat, continues to the east, into the great lakes, heavy rains and a flood threat, moves into the northeast, more heavy rain with flooding possible. look athis wide swath of heavy rain, guys. we're talkingnywhererom two-to-three inches over areas that have already seen high flooding and river gauges,e locally w could be doing four-to-six inches of rain. the next 72 hours will bear very close watching. back to >> all right. al, thank you very much. the president and former attorney and fixer michael cohen heads to prison today to start serving a three-year his new home a minimum security facility in mesotisvill northwk new city. kathy parks is there. good morning. >> reporter: satisfy narcs good morning to you. bend me here this two mile dri

and upcoming meeting with the city they'll bring up the $1.4 milli $1.4 million design price tag. >> we are on the fence about it. spend the money on the bridge or other things. infrastructure. like the street lights. street repair. things like that. >> to make the neighborhood safe. >> the city project manager says studies show bridges improve safety. and community convenience. >> bridges like that allow people to both yusz the trail system and get to neighborhoods and shopping and transportation. great resources. >> the two sides get a chance to persuade the other at a meeting on may 29. at the pearl avenue library. under the topic climb and safety. >> okay thank you. turns out technology and viewers who saw the story helped catch a suspected serial burglar. police arrested her after they say she had been burglarizing homes for months. two weeks ago we reported technology to try to break the case. they knew the name of the burglar. so they took surveillance video of her breaking into a home. and used data filtering to find all the son ya's in the area. and pinpointed who they were

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and what happened to millis of kids playing with v-tech connected toys a major wake-up for pare >> reporterworrying about privacy risks poised for toys. >> my 5-year-old knows how to whereher name, last name, she lives and all this stuff. >> reporter: while digital can beun and educational, privacynd not fou as in old-fashioned board games. >> they're connected to the router that goes to the internet. they have the abilityct to colle information and send it back and forth. >> reporter: they also have the ability to be hacked. coumer report offers perspective. >> information can't be stolen if you don't handt over in the first place. >> reporter: what to do toee k the data safe? first, lie. >> toys will ask for their name or address or age. remember, hackers can use this information. there's nothing wrong with giving a fake birthday or usi a child's nickname instead of their real name. >> rhoorter: parentsd also set strong passwords of connected toys a string of randomords.ng usi there's a good reason why this is so important. >> these items can be used a gateway into your computer network t

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last february, mcmahon was involved in the fatal shooting of millie mccoy in a taco bell drive-through murder is murder. to killed and 360 days of one town, one city. >> reporter: vallejo police encourages the public to look both at the edited and non- edited versions and decide for themselves. we will have that posted on our website, ktvu.com. the celano contract county is investigating the shooting. candice nguyen, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> take a peek in at the temperatures from today. they were warmer yesterday. 71 in vallejo, 76 in concord. not much change. a little bit warmer. that is sort of the trend, little bit warmer. we might see a couple low 80s pop in, a couple low 80s pop in thursday afternoon, but then we get into some cooler weather again just in time for the weekend. the fight is a constant player right along the coast, and as well as the cooler weather coming in, we got a shot for perhaps a sprinkle, not enough to shut you down, not enough to cancel a baseball game, not to be anything more than nuisance showers. thursday night into friday morning, right now you see the ons

cheers for the $40 milli lifeline. >> for him to lift that burden off our shoulders, off our guardian'shoulders, we're at a loss of words. >> reporter: in 2018 forbes listed his net worth at 4 $.4 billion making him the world's richest african american. andis generosity is much needed. the student debt crisis hit record levels in 2018.wa a street journal investigation found the average federal debt for graduates of historically black colleges and universits was more than 30 % higher than students at other nonprofit schools. >> robert smith set an example that others will follow.no just for moorehouse but for other htorically black colleges and universities. >> reporter: a time for celebration and a reminder to y it forward. >>> wow. what a head start on life. to be debt free. >> life changing. and to think about this country so mired in student debt. so many people startiheir lives out. >> that's right. >>> all right. the "today show's" host savanna guthriad a simple advice message for graduates when she gave the commencement speech at george washington university. s >> was the commence

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taxes the millie second differences in computer trades. >> the democrat presidential candidate, peteuttigieg talking with chris wallace about tax hikes. he's a favorite, but are people crunching the numbers of what he favored last night? joe concha is here a. joy, he was very at ease handling the forum and very straightforward on some of his ambitions and how he paid for them. i heard a lot of tax hikes there. >> yeah, i heard three in the sound bite you played alone. the last democratic candidate to challenge a republican incumbent and run on raising taxes was walter mondale. don't think that worked out well for him. i'd like to see more specific questions regarding what buttigieg is talking and. he said capitalism has let a lot of people down. what does that mean per family? what is the burden there? how about the green new deal? he says he supports that. that could cost trillions. how do you implement that. you know how this works. comes down to personality, personality traits. people buttigieg is loved by the media because he checks off a lot of boxes. harvard grad, afghan war ve

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braider and suggesting he was taking over companies and one of the biggest questions raised the $52.9 milli52.9 million mysteriously showed up as interest income one year. got a lot of questions on this today and i know i'm not the only one. we know house democrats continue to push for the release of president trump's federal tax returns for the past six years and treasury secretary steve mnuchin will not cooperate but the new york state senate is making its own moves to approve a bill to release any state tax returns requested by congress. and it passed another bill that could have ramifications for president trump. it would allow state authorities to prosecute individuals even if they get presidential pardons. new york state senator todd kominsky is the sponsor of the bill from albany, new york, so senator we'll talk about that in a moment, but glenda blair, author of the trump family. i know you did a whole lot of research on the president's father fred trump whose investments helped donald trump's early career and we've seen earlier reporting that fred trump transferred ownership of mor

also, they're looking at tsa and other agencies how they could possibly find 232 milli$232 mil immediatelyess doesn't give them money. this goes for more attention at the border. what it bo pull from potentially could be more development of screening screening of your luggage. things that are what the bedrock of what dhs is built on in the first place he they will be pulling from those things. also, pay for security officers. these are people that help the lines go through at airports. >> does the tsa have enough money as it is? >> no. they say they were not overbudgeted. every single penny they would take would hurt their budget. these programs would be broken. they say that, this would damage them. these are areas that really could damage the moral of people who already weren't being paid during the government shutdown earlier this year. even if this doesn't go through, it shows something about the priorities of this administrati administration how they're focused on border security at the cost of other things. >> is it legal what they're doing zm. >> this is reprogramming, you probably

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reporter: president trump tweeted a couple times criticizing democrats and robert millie's investigationthis is exactly what he said, think of it long before i ever took office i was under a sick and unlawful investigation concerning what has been the russian hoax. my campaign has been spied upon but the intel agency and democrats has been exam which has no occlusion and obstruction present must never be allowed to happen again. democrats want to see the full unredacted mueller report along with underlying evidence. president trump is invoking executive privilege to try and block the release of the unredacted report, the white house says jerry nadler across the line but hoyer subpoena. he has vowed to fight all subpoenas in steven mnuchin rejected the request or six years of president trump's personal and business tax returns. not long after the chairman of the house means committee issued subpoenas for the secretary of the treasury as well as the commissioner of the irs. the republican led to the intelligence committee to subpoena his oldest son, john junior told fox news that they invi

i think she's on the right side of it millie speaking. >> politically and here's the thing on day like responded the way he did, she won. she can go back to her caucus and say okay, guys. let's keep going. it is working. she can stick with her position and he is going -- >> do they need a formal impeachment process, laura, in order to have a better legal argument to obtain documents and testimony from the add sngs. >> not according to the judge who actually said that because the founding fathers, not farmers, envision there is a check and balance system on the president of the united states, they can investigate even without opening an impeachment inquiry. they want to be able to have the power to oversight. one thing that is important here is what is one way to diffuse this mentality of a pitch fork mob against the president in a witchunt to have contemplated strategies that have the entire process go on? the reason they use the entire process of going to the courts and issuing subpoenas and looking for compliance to do so and using the last resort impeachment, the more they team like

is spending nearly a milli dollars on the contra pest and new staff to deploy it.he product alone costs $300,000, the company's largest shipment ever. an it makes them infertile. >> reporter: handles operations. she says rats in the wilboonly live aut 6 to 8 months but in that time they breed thousands. in the last test the rats had no baby. the e get the question all time rat? why wouldn't i just kill them? >> reporter: it's a more humane solution tat works on males and females. the city of st. louis said it was so successful it's currently expanding its use. >> in terms of testing in an w urban cie environment you have not done that before. >> we have not. >> reporter: the company has had small smaller successes at an animal facility cryaiming delive of the product, quote, to a substantial number of rats which successfully reduced the infestation and that they saw a reduction in rat activity in as le as one month. the i-team concted the new york city health department which also tested a multi family housing department. no decrease in rat activity was detected ov