peep, peep, peep, peep. >> mama. [ laughter ] >> all that work. >> the little one says mama. >> you canays rely on kids to do the exact opposite of what you need them to do. >> mama. >>> dude plants a pair of panties to prank his lady. >> hopefully she thinks i've cheated on her with another girl. >> see the drama unfold when she discovers his dirty little secret. >> are you serious? >> just chill out. >> he should ask her to apologize. >> if you want to see the whole thing, go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >>> he has a great surprise for his girlfriend. i do mean great but not necessarily for her. >> i'm going to go to the shops and buy some lingerie that she has never seen before then i'm going to basically place them in my bed and hopefully she thinks that i had cheated on her with another girl. >> hopefully my girlfriend thinks i cheated on her. >> uh-huh. >> hopefully she don't punch you in the face. >> hold on. that would make a great video. >> so they settle in the comfy bed. you can see the panties peeking out from right under the

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the only catch is, they all had to answer with a mouthful of peeps.show you what i mean in another installment of "where my peeps at?" here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ where my peeps at ooh ♪ >> what are your plans for easter? >> i'm going to my mother's. my mother's house. [ mumbling ] [ mumbling ] [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> what was the last part? [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] [ mumbling ] >> do you really want to know? i have to get a colonoscopy. [ laughter ] [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> eat peeps. >> jimmy: we've got a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have got a huge show tonight! it is always a fun day when this guy visits the show. his new youtube channel is fantastic. go subscribe and check it out if you haven't already. will smith is here, tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] oh, oh, oh, oh! >> jimmy: will smith always goes above and beyond every time he comes to the show. tonight is no exception. something special, yeah. plus, she is so fu

believe wolves are on the prowl according to the old folk their howling chorus echoes in the far off peeps. and it is indeed those wild hunters who have given the village its name will call an edge the wolf's place situated on up land plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and as far as its. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of man city or oval. an oasis of calm eight hundred meters up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. i've. i've i've . i've . i've . the villages only street leads straight to the cone of mounds of dollar which forms a natural detective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full college from the valley had to walk several kilometers cover the distance on horseback all by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen

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he faces new charges for tampering and peeping. he's in jail now. >> 4:35, happening today in our nation's capital, congressional baseball returns. you may remember it's been one year since that shooting happened during republican lawmaker's practice. representative steve scalise was injured there. he was back on the field yesterday practicing. >> definitely come a long way but had a lot of prayers, a lot of support, a lot of surgery. you know, just to know where i was a year ago and where i am now, it shows you, you know, you just get back in the game and keep battling. >> two police officers shot and killed that shooter. school he's and lawmakers say it has strengthened their commitment to protecting gun rights. congressional baseball game between two parties is an annual charity match. >> 4:36. coming up next on today in the may. apple users your information is more protected as the company closes a security gap. what's being done. >> expect to pay more next time you use your credit card. how soon that interest rate hike will hi

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children all over the country when they entered this country illegally with their parents i didn't hear a peep. people like you are the lamp the distributing had never actually showed the amount of outreach that was happening from people that were genuine the grassroots not all democrats are the same there are plenty of criticism due to what rock bottom and you'll recall the state department did to immigrants here i have my entire life here and kind of rhetoric and dog whistles from racists like and you saw i mean what's what's happening there rose or you've got you've got a lot of nerve i'd like to give you want to give me one example of how i'm a racist. what the kind of narrative that you're creating to try to do the souls actually you're putting out there kind of a value for sure baseball bats racists are. you're using a very particular propaganda tool to try to create negotiations. against all that is racist obey the law imagine that. the number of terror attacks carried out by radical islamists in europe has doubled in the last year that's according to a newly released report your poll s

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children all over the country when they entered this country illegally with their parents i didn't hear a peep out of people like you on the left this is nothing more than an attempt to build a nice donald trump where a country of laws if these parents choose to put their kids at risk by breaking the law they're going to suffer the consequences and the american people are fine with that so not all democrats are the same there are plenty of criticism to give so what rock obama and hillary clinton state department did you immigrants are here i have my entire life here and kind of rhetoric and dog whistles from racists like and you saw i mean i think what's what's happening to god arrows or you've got you've got a lot of nerve i'd like to give you want to give me one example of how i'm a racist. but the kind of narrative that you're creating to try to get to the falls acts that you're putting out there kind of statement like that always will sure be a lot that's racist are. you're using a very particular propaganda tool to try to create an obligation to how do you get it all right that is right s

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children all over the country when they entered this country illegally with their parents i didn't hear a peep out of people like you on the left this is nothing more than an attempt to villainize donald trump where a country of laws if these parents choose to put their kids at risk by breaking the law they're going to suffer the consequences and the american people are fine with that there was plenty of racial. the mainstream media never actually showed the amount of outreach that was happening from people that were genuine for grassroots not all democrats are the same there are there are plenty of criticism to get to what rock obama and hillary clinton state department did to immigrants that were here in fact we set up the conditions for what is happening it now it's. no problems just like i just like i have no problem when you know that i have my entire life here and the kind of rhetoric and dog whistles from racists like donald trump and you saw i mean i think what's what's happening you know god arrows right you got you got a lot of nerve i'd like to give you what if you give me one examp

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children all over the country when they entered this country illegally with their parents i didn't hear a peep. and of people like you on the left the biggest stream media never actually show the amount of outrage that was happening from people that were genuine progress it's not all democrats are the same there are plenty of criticism to get to work. state department did you immigrants are here i have my entire life here and kind of rhetoric and dog whistles from races like and you saw i mean i think what's what's happening to the arrows are you got you've got a lot of nerve i'd like to give you want to give me one example of how i'm a racist. well the kind of narrative that you're creating to try to get to the polls actually you're putting out there kind of statement the way they always will sure be that's right serious are. you are using a very particular propaganda tool to try to create negotiations about how they can get it done all right that is racist obey the law imagine that but we're back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines and of course all the latest on football. after

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and our colleagues, my friends on the other side of the aisle, have not so much as raised a peep. they are responsible in their silence for the continuation of this program. whether he continue to raise our voices. to do everything that we can to bring the attention of the american people to this travesty. because only by the american people contacting their members of congress, demanding that this policy change, speaking out against this horrific brutality that is occurring in detention facilities all across this country. and this does not reflect the values of our country. it does not reflect our shared values of respecting the human dignity of every person, of the special place that children have and the special responsibility that we have for children. and we have a responsibility to do something about it, to stop this, to bring the attorney general before the congress of the united states, to hold him accountable for this horrific behavior. and once again demonstrate to the world that we are a country that lifts people up, that respects human rights, that honors children and

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you're my favorite san francisco peeps, sending you virtual hugs from new york.usy morning on gma. the latest on the crisis at the border. president trump now says those who entered the country illegally should be immediately sent back, that's without seeing a judge. this is some of the families separated are now being eunited. thousands of children are still apart from their parents. we are following that one. also ahead, roseanne in an emotional interview, her first since those racist remarks that got her show canceled. we're following what she's saying this morning. >>> actress and model bridget nielsen welcoming a little girl. what are the risks of having a child at that age? dr. ashton here to talk about that. >>> and how to get that promotion. we'll tell you which day of the week you should definitely not ask your boss for that promotion. you guys are set, you don't a promotion. >> i'm guessing it's a monday. am i on the right track? >> no, you're not. i'm not going to tell you what. >> we miss you, great to see you. >> i'm overdue. my mom is like, get home

this peeps piece of legislation addresses the change of use notification. given it is a confusing process, i thought i would walk through an example on the commercial district. right now, let's say a business owner wanted to open a restaurant in a space that used to be a clothing store or retail. under the zoning table we know the owner could look to see the restaurant are a permitted use with a p that is great. what the owner may not know they would have to do a 30-day notification for the change of use. they cannot open the shop until that process is completed. the change of use process is in planning code section 312. notices are mailed to people within 150 peopl 150 feet of th. notification period is 30-days. they can say they may not want the restaurant and appeal to the planning commission for a discretionary review hearing. that could add up to nine months to the process creating uncertainty. in the 10 years katie has been in the office for district 4 she has never seen a dr application for commercial use. let's say you are a business owner on terrib

. >> and didn't here a peep in opposition. >> quietly they're all horrified.enate will move fast, and they will follow. the legal problem is it's a little tricky to figure out how the congress can micro manage the justice department. lamar alexander in the senate is right. the president could stop this thing in an hour, you know, with one phone call. and clearly he doesn't want to do that. he wants to play a political game that ultimately is going to, you know, massively hurt the party he's allegedly for. >> and you think he digs in more before a breaking point or a tipping point? >> i think he's a toddler. push and he throws a tantrum. he wanted to talk today about mark sanford and take some victory lap over a primary. it's infantile. i think he does not understand what's happening here or he doesn't care. you've got people like lewandowsky who is on pence's payroll out mocking these people. i mean this is not only tone deaf. this is morally deficient, and a price will be paid. it's still america. >> thank you, my friend, for coming by. >> oh, thank you. >> w

you have peep like marco rubio today saying he is appalled at the language donald trump used about this dictator given the way he tortures and starves his own people. he kills his own family members, executes them when they don't do what he wants. he's following in the steps of his fathe and grandfather. this is flatly better than the alternative, which is a horrdous war. >> i said that in the opening, dana -- >> exactly. and you're totally right. exactly, it's like how you talk to your kid rk i'd talk to my almost 7-year-old, just because somebody said this been you didn't make it right for you to i think that's the case right now -- >> i don't think we should fall to the trap by saying the only alternatives are nuclear war or the kind of diplomacy that donald trump is conducts where he's making a lot of concess and not getting anything back. i'm all about engaging in north korea but do it firmly. i don't think you law the dictatorship of -- >> we can keep doing what we were doing and that was not working. i think the president has dealt with kim -- >> i think your right. answer this f

they gaveled out of the bench this morning the final opinions of the day, and no one made a hint or peepthis afternoon, this letter services. we know that justice kennedy wanted to talk with president trump and deliver this letter and talk about walking away from the bench effective july 31. even though justice kennedy was appointed by president reagan, he was often left and center when it came to social issues, things like abortion and lgbt rights. hispanic swing vote even though he doesn't like that term. in a lot of these 5-4, he's been the 5. he's been conservative on a number of things but he's broken away. he has an independent streak when it comes to social issues. he authored the sweeping landmark decision which legalized same-sex marriage in all 50 states. i know he wanted that to be part of his legacy. he talked about the dignity of lgbt people, their families, the children they were raising. when it comes to things like health care, after the arguments heard here on the affordable character, there was speculation about what is kennedy going to do, how's it going to vote? turns

and it's notable that even high profile fumbles like this, barely hear a peep about what legal authority the president has to engage in these kinds of operations without explicit congressional authority, without a public debate, as gene point endly put it, we barely looked up from our grills. trump has bombed somalia more than 40 times. as of march trump had bombed libya eight times. at least that we know of. the pentagon initially only reported four of those. since 2014 administration said isis has cost more than $14 billion. that's likely an under cut. partly because of president trump's last year was more than 6,000 people killed in strikes conducted by the u.s. led coalition in iraq and sir yachlt that's increase of more than 200% over the previous year. iraq and afghanistan wars, the two main theaters of the two main aumf at issue have come at a price tag of roughly $5 trillion. that's unfathomable amount of money. iraqis killed exceed 200,000, not to mention refugees, generated higher rates of extremist islamic terrorism, undermined u.s. national security in a number of whales. the

limbs, doing some of the most atrocious things to human beings in the world, one of the most brutal peepim round, into the white house, into the oval office, not just for handing off. letter but then to sit and discuss things, but the fact that you are forced to deal with savage people in this world, says a lot about our country and what we're willing to do in order to achieve peace. china is as you've been saying, pretty integral in this. they don't necessarily want to see north korea defanged. they're worried about a crisis with migrants flowing across. and let's just say korea comes together as one, eventually a powerhouse, then japan right there. and their alliance with the united states. you have a pretty bold kind of western oriented alliance, right on china's doorstep. they might not like that. we'll just continue to see how china reacts. . the president said, my favorite line, we'll see what happens, he went a little bit more emphatic today talking about the meeting will not be the only meeting, that it's not going to be where you finish the whole deal. the other thing, he did, i

peep in the government and public say he should be given to where it is now, a sit-down n between theseeaders. here's what one analyst told us. take a listen. >> we on the korean peninsula will be looking at it from the point of view of what is in it for us. from that perspective, this man is a revolutionary. >> a revolutionary? >> he's done something that nobody else has been willing to do. >> something that no one else is willing to do, sit down -- we learned tuesday, two hours tuesday one to one. back to you. >> dana: greg, do you think that the north korean state television let that information known about kim jong-un's whereabouts because of social media and the internet? they try to clamp down that it's harder to keep information like that away from everybody. the second question, do you feel like the peace deal should be held back because it's leverage for the president of the united states if kim jong-un doesn't want to go the full -- the complete verifiable, irrevocable denuclearization? >> dana, to your first point, yes. that's what i thought, too. from our times in north kore

spectacular failure, and it's notable that even high-profile fumbles like this, you barely hear a peep about what legal authority the president has to engage in these kinds of operations without explicit congressional authority, without a public debate, as gene pointedly put it, we barely looked up from our grills. >>> trump has bombed somalia over 40 times, libya eight times, as of march, that we know of, the pentagon initially only reported for those. since 2014, the pentagon says that anti-isis operations have cost more than $14 billion, likely an undercount. largely because of president trump's loosening of the role of engagement, since the start of the anti-isis campaign, more than 6000 people were killed, and >>> is conducted by the us-led coalition in iraq and syria, that is an increase of more than 200% over the previous year. the iraq and afghanistan wars, the 2 main theaters of the 2 main issues, $5 trillion, and unfathomable amount of money, the iraqis killed in the was war, exceed 200,000 not to mention the millions of refugees and internally displaced people, destabilizing

navarez faces new charges for tampering and peeping. he's in jail now. >>> this morning a retired air force colonel with northern california connection is pushing a way to help veterans. >> he's using flag day today as the launch. chris strickland works with warriors heart foundation which helps vets cope with ptsd and mental health issues. one activity they say helps is hand crafting flags. that program is raffling and auctioning two flags to raise money. >> i think it's important because we have to protect those who protect us. people who serve whether veterans or first responders devote their lives, their family's lives to the flag, to what our freedom stands for. in their time of need, we need to give back to them and take care of them. >> strickland retired from air force base near yuba city. you can find details on the fundraiser at glorious heart.com. >>> good morning, it is 6:37 right now. if that's your time to head out to work, head out now, although traffic is recovering quite nicely for south bay. 880 getting busier. we had

so a great idea for father's day, take your dad to see jeffrey osborne and peep bryson on the wings ofthen can you woo woo woo. so this all starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon and the festival runs through august 19th. >> that is sunday. >> so sunday. >> and the weather should cooperate. >> we'll have some great weather and sunshine. inland areas in the upper 70s father's day looking nice. san francisco a little bit cooler but i think you'll still enjoy it. some mid-60s there and that continues into next week. >> here we go. happy father's day to all of the dads out there. >> happy father's day. >> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00 but we'll be back here monday morning starting at 4:30 and until then have a great weekend and enjoy your father's day, fathers out there, and just enjoy your weekend. have a good one. happening now: two south bay women have been ♪ >> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> can we talk right now? i'm sorry. i'm too busy freaking. >> it's friday. >> happy father's day. >> thank you. >> this weekend to our dads. we have our roset, so that

. >> peeping? creepy?> all of the above. >> sorry you had to deal with that. >> that's okay, mike. i survived. >>> let's take a look at what's going on outside. maybe take your anti drone spray with you. in the 70s today in san francisco and 75 tomorrow. how about that? san rafael is clear at about 48 degrees. today, sunny, huge warming trend. clear tonight, not as chilly as this morning. 40s in june. that's a little cold. warm then our highs will drop back to average through accuweather seven-day forecast. accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the marine layer clouds are well offshore. 70 in downtown is the warmest. balboa park, 68. going around the mission, 69. south san francisco about 67 degrees. let's head over towards the east bay. oakland 72. berkeley 71, up to about 76 in fremont. gorgeous afternoon there. just as nice on the peninsula. either side we'll have mid 60s on the coast; mid to upper 70s on the bay side. cooler around millbrae about 69. south bay, no more records threatened like we

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i peep over shoulders and i seen faces on those too.an't wait to get a telephone. >> it's going to be exciting for you. what about the inmates themselves? you did do a turn around inside prison. you were ministers to people, i believe. what do you say to people who are serving harsh sentences, drug sentences like you? kat katina's message to don't give up hope. how do you counsel them to deal with their sentences? >> the way i always counsel people to deal with their sentences is even though you may be given a long sentence, for me it was life, the way you become a fail yaure is if you allow someone to take your life. yo nd to take control of your life, make good choices. you landed in a bad spot, but that bad spot that you landed in, you've got a blank page where you can now do things to prepare yourself. if you have hope and faith, you're going to work on that faith. faith without works is dead. so it means preparing yourself for a life outside of prison. trying to do things to rehabilitate yourself. take classes. do things that will

that is easy 0 miss something if you're not looking for it here's some basic principles driving near peep e people from you're driver's seat it is difficult address our mirrors to reduce blind spots people on bicycles maybe be in our blind spot give yourselves plenty of time to react look out stay on the road from building to building not just curve to curve check driveways and behind parked vehicles for people that enter our path turning vehicles are especially dangerous important people walking and collisions often occur when vehicles are making tunnels when you turn remember check for people using the crosswalk before starting you're turn watch for people on bikes traveling in the ongoing direction always check our mirrors and blind spots patience pays off take a moment to make sure you're clear while it might feel you'll save time by driving fast or turning without checking you won't save driving only adds a few semiautomatic to our trip a collision can cost you, your job or someone's live here's important things to remember all crosswalks are legal and pedestrian have the right-of-wa

but not a word, not a sound, not a peep about 2,000 plus children who are forcibly separated from theirarents. i think that shows the kind of callousness the president has abthis and where he is on this. >> mike, the president's ignoring of the subject, is that -- i mean, is there any political options list on which that makes sense? if you're actually trying to win a majority of votes? >> no. i think there's -- he's in his own reality. trump sees every election as a republican primary. so he zeros in on what he messages his vote, his base, his tribe, and then creates this fictional world. the fact is, and i'm sure political advisers around the white house and i know inside the republican party, including a lot of elected, know this is not only a stain on the white house and on the country we are treating kids like this, which is not the value of the country and not our history, this is a political disaster in at least 50, probably 100 congressional districts. there's no swing district or near swing district anywhere where this is not a horrible thing politically, as it ought to be. i f

i have not heard a peep from msnbc on this.uff. >> jesse: comparing them to isis, to al qaeda. that, again, gives license to people who know what is they are going to do. >> i feel they are missing the point of trump's presidency, this america-first concept that we're talking about. what he did here is really tremendous bringing out these angel families. we never hear the left's outrage we never hear the names of the families separated permanently as he said permanently from their children because of illegal immigration. this is why their outrage is never taken seriously. look, let me say on behalf of all conservatives. nobody wants to see a parent separated from their child. that is awful across the board. that's not what we are saying here whatsoever. the selective outrage here is what needs to end. >> jesse: there is selective outrage to the kate steinle point and border agent killed by gun that eric holder's team allowed to walk across into mexico. you don't hear the similar type of outrage when americans die at the hands o

our number one goal as agents is we have to take care of these peep when they come into our -- people when they come into our custody. that's what our agents do. we treat these people with dignity and respect. and of course we have to protect the border. we need to help them, change the laws that are allowing these loopholes to continue. >> laura: terry, you patrol this whole area, this part of the border. goes right into the ocean. the border fence goes right into the ocean. tell me how significant the burden here is, for border patrol, even with this pretty significant fencing? >> for us it's pretty significant. it takes away the resources that we have. we have limited resources. there is a legitimate way to do it. what the port of entries are there for. any time some one crosses in an area other than the port of entry that's where we work. the border patrol, we work in the dirt. we don't work in the clean, pristine ports of entry. when you come into those areas it takes the resources away. that's where the cartels win. what they want to us do, take our resources away, so that they

and they know the president of the united states is not going to raise a peep. that's the whole reason they have the nuclear weapons. the entire, sordid racket really sort of works to the benefit of the north koreans. it's distressing to see. it also sends a terrible, terrible message to people fighting the good fight in russia, in china, in the philippines, and all around the world who wanted to believe and who would like to believe that the leader of the free world, one of the titles we bestow on every president of the united states is simply not going to talk about them, think about them, or use any leverage to try and better their plight. it's distressing. >> from an ethical perspective, walter, to have this meeting not in the roosevelt room or in another place in the white house but in the oval office, how do you receive that? >> i mean, there's no government ethics issues in terms of the rules or government ethics laws. but as errol said, the issue is the legitimizing of the north korean regime. and this is something past president vs. avoided doing -- pre