they call it noell's ark chimp farm. hoping all these lovable creatures can keep tourists entertained and support them and their rescue efforts. it doesn't quite work out that way. >> the attitude and the people changed. people would picket. they were being chastised. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question -- in 1953, j. fred muggs becomes the first regular animal cast member on a live television show. which show was it? "the nfl on cbs," "the price is right," or, the "today" show? the answer after the break. ♪ today, the new new york is sparking innovation. you see it in the southern tier with companies that are developing powerful batteries that make everything from cell phones to rail cars more efficient. which helps improve every aspect of advanced rail technology. all with support from a highly-educated workforce and vocational job training. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. to grow your business w

my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south carolina. but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of being able to go to a zoo, so they would have had to be euthanized if they didn't come here. there's somebody else i want to introduce you to, is blue -- is a spider monkey.

noelle and eddie are sticking around. but i want to head to the supreme court where less than an hour from now, justices will take up a case that could have a major impact on the future of elections. they're focusing on gerrymandering, the act of manipulating the boundaries of a voting district to favor one party over another. nbc justice correspondent pete williams joins me from outside the supreme court, pete, what will the justices be looking at? >> reporter: it's a simple question, chris, how much partisanship is too much, gerrymandering the drawing of congressional boundaries for legislative districts has always been a political exercise done by the majority party. but the question is can it be so partisan that it violates the constitution? today's case involves maryland's 6th congressional district, a gangly, long district that for 20 years was held by a republican named roscoe bartlett. but after the district was gerrymandered, redrawn in 2011, the district, which he had won by 28% of the vote, he lost by 21% of th

. >> how seriously do you think republicans are taking this development, noelle. >> with the kushner deal, that's a whole different ball game. i think a lot of this has been centered around originally the kushner's practice of the eb 5 financing. i think a lot of people were concerned, it's a government program you know, you used to have foreign investors, putting money over the united states, and the eb 5 program. i think there was an article months back where jared kushner's sister was in china giving what they call a road show to raise money. i think she had posters or something that had like trump and kushner and what-not kind of you know, maybe misleading the fact that what her position was or what not. i don't remember the full scope of the article. what she did was the fact that she was alluding to we're tied into the white house or what-not. i think that that's where a lot of sticky things came from. i think it was centered mainly around this eb 5 financing. a lot of people when it's done right, a lot of people take advantage of the eb 5 financing and it's fantastic and it's

noelle, does politico have a point?the white house turning a blind eye to scott pruitt's ethics and all the issues of that because he champions the trump jeagenda? >> alex, they may be turning a little bit of a blind eye. but i don't think it's because of those reasons. i actually think it's because of what he's done with the epa. if you look, there was a common practice in the epa of sue and settle. it's a horrific process. and he has actually gotten rid of that and he's making great strides in the epa. you've got to realize people on the opposite side, they're out for him. the epa is a big pet project among, you know, liberal democrats. so anyone in this position, anyone that takes on the epa and tries to regulate it and tries to get it to rein in some of the bad practices that were going on within the epa, anyone is going to be scrutinized. i think they're putting him under a microscope. but i don't think -- you know, while some of the things he has done, they are shady, i'll give you that. but i do not think they're

neil: noelle, how does this play in the heartland? we know in pennsylvania, which is steel country, there is very important special election there. the president will go there saturday to try to tout the gop candidate. how will it play elsewhere coming up to the midterm elections? >> interesting you should say that. because did you look at the backdrop? the backdrop was the working man. you remember when the unions first started out years ago. terp to protect the working man because the working man did not have any protection against the big guy. now look what happened. the unions are about the unions. donald trump and the gop have now adopted the brand of working for the working man. so look at the backdrop. that is very important. i think that we're going to see continuation of states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio, and all these working man states. i think they are coming on board to the gop. this was very important. it looks like he is doing what he said, he would take up for the working man, the little guy. now the gop we're

we'll start with you, noelle, on this one.at republican senator marco rubio had to say about it. >> he should have been allowed to finish through the weekend. that said, there's an inspector general report being done. after he would have retired, if that report would have indicated something that was actionable, there are things that could have been done after the fact. but 48 hours to go before retirement, i would have certainly done it differently. >> yeah, not even. talking about 26 hours. so do you agree with that? should he have been allowed to retire? >> well, you know, if it wasn't -- if it wasn't bad, alex, that they -- you know, and that sessions took the recommendations of the inspector general, so he had information -- he's not just going to just do this to be a cruel player here. he has, you know, a lot of judicial experience. he has a lot of experience with the law. and he's looking at all the facts and he's looking at the recommendations and he did the firing. it is an -- it's unfortunate that it happened, the ti

their names, lincoln , noelle, preston, gabriella. they join two sisters.t is a full house. >> congratulations. how precious. >>> getting to our weather now, a soggy evening and week ahead. >> sandhya patel is back with the forecast. >> yeah, dan and dion. we have spotty showers right now. very light, but it will become stead and i light to moderate as we head into tomorrow. so, let's check out what it looks like right now in the north bay. near our radar site, you'll notice porter creek road. we are seeing some light rainfall right now, really light and spotty from the peninsula. san mateo, foster city, san carlos, ralston avenue heading into bell mopt, and further down the peninsula into the south bay from cupertino and saratoga and lose gatos. cambrian park you're seeing receipt roadways. how much rainfall? ben lomond 84/100s of an inch a third of an inch in santa rosa. 1100th oakland. antioch 2 to 400th of an inch. temperatures now unbelievably mild as we do have a south wind. we have 50s and 60s, feeling mug i out there is what people are reporting on

noelle and basil back with me.t of people have commented on this but the technique, you want to call it for taerjs here for a guy who he was on reality television saying you're fired rng look them right in the face. and the version you're getting from shulkin is the complete opposite of that. >> well because he has the ability to speak to millions of people and try to reinforce this notion he's draining the swamp. he has this idea he can run federal government by himself. it's laughable. what do republicans have to hang their hat on going into the elections in 2018. the ability of i did this i pushed for that, the head of those agencies are gone and the work isn't being donism what do that have the ability to hang your hat on? i feel bad, somebody who spend your whole year of working to get into the white house and you get fired by a tweet, that doesn't give any morale building. >> the trump can take credit for several things, the economy is one of them. his policies are working policies. i agree with his policies

noelle young from supervisor kim's office here to speak on her behalf. our office is particularly excited about this building being utilized, being that it's been vacant for the last ten years or more. our office has very much appreciated the mayor's office for their sponsorship of this legislation, and the opportunity to coordinate with them and the department of homelessness and supportive housing to expand the city's supportive housing portfolio by an additional 50 units. thank you so much for your time. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. and i believe that we have emily cohen here from department of homelessness and supportive housing. >> good morning, supervisors. i have a brief overview of the projects for you today and i'm joined by director john updike from real estate department who can give you more information on the details of the lease. as you all know, san francisco is facing a crisis of homelessness in our community. on any given night there are approximately 7500 people experiencing homelessness in our community, with about 4500 of

their names, lincoln , noelle, preston, they join two sisters. that is a full house. >> congratulations. how precious. >>> getting to our weather now, a soggy evening and week ahead. >> sandhya patel is back with the forecast. >> yeah, dan and dion. we have spotty showers right now. very light, but it will become stead and i light to moderate as we head into tomorrow. so, let's check out what it looks like right now in the north bay. near our radar site, you'll notice porter creek road. we are seeing some light rainfall right now, really light and from the peninsula. san mateo, foster city, san carlos, ralston avenue heading into bell mopt, and further down the peninsula into the south bay from cupertino and saratoga and lose gatos. cambrian park you're seeing receipt roadways. how much rainfall? ben lomond 84/100s of an inch a third of an inch in santa rosa. 1100th oakland. antioch 2 to 400th of an inch. temperatures now unbelievably mild as we do have a south wind. we have 50s and 60s, feeling mug i out there is what people are reporting on soc

noelle... grayson... preston... and gabriella.octors lacking experience with delivering quintuplets. but they say they got the care they needed at kaiser walnut creek. there was a team of 60 specialists in the room when the babies were born. there is a go-fund-me page to help the kempels with their medical costs. we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. ( james ) your bay area forecast is after the break. (ácommercialá) i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. ( james ) we are following two big breaking news stories this morning. fi

their names -- lincoln, noelle, grayson, preston, and gabriella.ed to the kempels in november when they were worried about bay area doctors lacking experience with delivering quintuplets. but they say they got the care they needed at kaiser walnut creek-- here was a team of 60 specialists in the room when the babies were born. there is a go-fund-me page to help the kempels with their medical costs. we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. (robin) a cat-owner in vietnam dresses his furry friend up to help him sell fish ... and the cat's name is "dog"... the owner and his cat sell fish in the hai phong market.... what's more bizarre, is the cat's name is cho, which means "dog" in vietnamese the fashionable feline is a hit on social media-- with nearly 65- thousand instagram followers... cho's owner says he wants to use the cat's popularity to promote his country (rebecca) your bay (rebecca) your bay area forecast is after the break. (robin) break. (robin) police are still looking for five robbers that were part of a violent home invasion robb

noelle nikpor and harlan hill. let's talk about this.mething serious happened i want to know what that serious thing is. if it means the president has to be impeached and removed from office we need to know what that is. but not every single thing is impeachment worthy. >> how many times are the "times" and the democrats going to cry wolf. we have been on this for 15 months. all we have seen up until this point in the case of manafort, some tax evasion. but that's not collusion with russia. let's stop dragging this out. voters deserve to know where we stand. and we need appropriate safeguard in place to make sure if there out. there was a meeting about a possible back channel own lawyep quiet. don't pretend this investigation isn't happening. when mueller's team comes to you, say yes, i'm happy to help, i am sure everything is fine here. that's the best way to avoid even the appearance of impropriety. so that is the issue here. it shows trump doesn't take the advice of the people who are trying to look out for him and his presidency. ken

. >> noelle, you have the same read thon? >> actually it's a little different. the way he's been able to keep some of the evangelical votes is some of the surrogates who are diehard trump fans, they're on the stump, and a lot of voters, a lot of people have a lot of respect for a lot of these surrogates that are pastors or preachers or someone very high in there who are voting for trump. vote for trump, i know him, he's a good guy, pro-life and he's going to stand on issues important to evangelicals, this may be some of the reason why he's been able to capture and continue to capture those voters. >> all right. #eelle nikpour, doug thornell, and danny sa val lowe, thank you. >>> how does russia retaliate against the new sanctions handed down this week by the trump administration? we'll dive into that next. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. but zzzquil is different have pain medicine because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-ha

lincoln, grayson, preston, noelle, and gabriella have all doubled in size.arents, chad and amy, say the quintuplets' homecoming was made possible for the -- by the doctors. >> all the nurses and doctors, you guys are all the reason why we have five healthy babies in our cart right now. and that's preston there crying. and it's beautiful. it's annoying, for sure. but it's a cry of life and health. >> they also have two little girls already here on the left- hand side of this picture. they sailed will be getting a lot of help with all that feeding and changing. will be changing about 80 diapers a day. and i'm sure they are happy to do it. >>> 60 high school basketball players from around the state are still trying to figure out why any -- event scheduled to be held yesterday was canceled. >> the warriors told the young players last week the event had been canceled after the families try to sell tickets to the event. >> the billboard outside oracle arena still flashed the message welcoming california high school all-stars to their tournament set for sunday morn

charles: noelle, you understand the process why are they picking such bad candidates? not sure why they're saying sacconex had is a bad candidate but something he's just not a good candidate. why isn't the filtering process better that they're not getting better candidates? >> we really need to see number one more diversity on our ticket we need to see, you know, more enthusiasm in some of the races and what they're looking at just in this race, we're looking at conor lamb who is young, whose enthusiastic with kind of the same old same old guard coming out of the gop so, you know, we still have to remember even though this is a federal election this is still a local election. we've got the opioid crisis on the table. you know we have a lot of things pertaining to that, you know, that demographic wise in those counties and another thing is we don't need to take for granted all the demographics we scooped up in the previous elections we can count on them all the time going forward. charles: doug? >> i couldn't agree more with no elle. >> [laughter] >> it's hard, we disag

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let's bring in peter emerson and noel noelle. your reaction to joe's claim there?your mind? >> you know, we're not going to know, but we're going to find out soon. i think that the meeting, joe is right. i think the meeting is going to happen. and what's going to come out, we'll never know. we're dealing with two, you know, pretty flamboyant perments here. and you know, i think the important thing to look at here is where is this meeting going to be held? you know, is this going to be held maybe china? maybe that's a good idea to have it in china because it's certainly not going to be held in north korea. not going to be held in the united states. so i think, you know, it's going to be very interesting to see who takes control of this meeting as to where it's going to be. >> neutral ground. >> i also think it's going to be interesting because we all know kim jong-un is very enamored with pop culture and donald trump at one time represented a pretty big piece of that pop culture with you're fired. you have to look at who kim jong-un has had over there, dennis rodman

michelle goldberg is a columnist for the "new york times," noelle nikpour a republican strategist andically know from news day. not surprisingly, i don't have a good idea of what happened here and why it happened. there's a couple of theorys and suggestions out there. shulkin saying look, this was about a scheme to privatize the va. you had this scathing inspector general's report sitting out there about shulkin and the cost of his trip to europe with his wife. you've got that. you've got trump's tendency to make sporadic decisions. was this more about shulkin or more about trump wanting jackson? >> it's hard to discern what it's actually about. we have a sense the white house aides are not ready to answer all the questions about ronny jackson and his qualifications. he's a doctor and active duty member of the armed forces. what qualifies him to run a troubled and large agency. where does he stand on privatizing health care for veterans. >> it does seem, michelle, in some ways this is consistent with what we know about trump and his style. in other ways putting it somebody like jackso

noel noelle, jennifer palmieri, still with me. h.r.aster, even though it was reported last night he is leaving, my reporting says he was packing his bags to go on a trip today on behalf of the white house. how does he conduct his job? >> i think the credibility of the national security team is in bad shape. they have mcmaster -- there's a lot of reason to believe mcmaster doesn't have the faith of the president of the united states. and that the president of the united states this week told everyone he lies to his allies. so it is -- there's just not any way that -- whether it's mcmaster or pompeo or mattis can go overseas and speak with authority about this is the position of the united states of america and you can rely on it. and that is, you know, that's an incredibly dangerous place for the united states to be. but, you know, the president saying what he did about lying to justin trudeau and just making it up, it's not as though world leaders don't understand that donald trump lies. but when he says it publicly, it puts them on th

their names --- lincoln, noelle, grayson, preston, and gabriella.alked to the parents in november - when they were concerned aboutlocal doctors lacking experience with delivering quintuplets. but they say they got the care they needed at kaiser walnut creek-- with a team of 60 specialists in the room when the babies were born. there's a go-fund-me page to help the family with medical costs. if you would like to donate-- we are working on posting a link on our website-- at kron4 dot com. "we don't need your racist wall. we reject your hate" (grant)the protests have already begun in san diego where president trump is due to arrive tomorrow afternoon. he plans to inspect proto-type models of his mexican border wall.(catherine) steve aveson is in the newsroom with a preview of the president's first trip to californiasince taking office. steve? (steve)grant, catherine, he's beein in the white house for fourteen months,no other president in modern times has waited so long before visiting california.that doesn't mean mr. trump has been ignoring our state.l

he joins mark murphy and gop fund-raiser, noelle nikpour. we were talking about this earlier in the break, the reason it went well beyond -- be careful what you wish for, competitors the same washington magnifying glass might look at you. that has been worked out but what do you make of it? >> google is down this morning as well. neil: down a little bit. the point was, a, washington will have feeding -- >> fallout, the stocks are using dealing with something about the sec. not the fec. >> ftc. >> right. there are a lot of cs, a lot of initials. there could be more to come which is interesting and we talk about earlier too, you know with the rythym of the market you will notice, the marketplace may be learning how to trump negotiates now. when you think about it. he comes out with drama. i am going to kill you. it negotiates down i will just break your arm. i think markets are now learning when he comes out with something, just like trade war, china, you know, now, look, they're actually negotiating, you know? neil: you think there is a metho

after two and a half months in the neonatal intensive care unit, lincoln, grayson, preston, noelle and gabriella have all doubled in size. their parents chad and amy there, they say the quintuplets' homecoming was made only by the doctors -- possible by the doctors and nurses at the kaiser hospital in walnut creek. >> all of the nurses and doctors, you guys are all the reason why we have five healthy babies. in our car right now. and that's preston there. crying. and it's beautiful. it's -- annoying for sure. but it's -- it's a cry of life and health. >> sure is. the family also have two young daughters see them on the left there. they say they'll be getting help with the feeding and changing from their parents and their friends. they'll be changing about 80 diapers a day. and preparing 0 bottles of bay i -- 40 bottles of baby formula every morning. >> happy to be doing it. >>> an out of control chinese space station is expected to crash to earth this week or early next week. scientists say it stopped responding in 2016. it's been orbiting out of control ever since. the 18,000-pound sp