patricia heaton's primetime return and the >>> it's a special weekend for mothers everywhere and thears are spreading the mother's day love. we caught up with halle berry at the premier of "john wick: chapter 3." that's where the mother of two told us why it's her favorite holiday. >> mother's day is the only holiday i really care about because most of the days of the year it's a pretty thankless job. on that day i'm just like, give it all to me. and they do. and it's great. >> this is your first. >> my first. >> this is a chance to talk about what you want without really saying to your husband. >> got it. is that a normal mother's day gift? i don't know how this works. >> mother's day is so weird now because i'm a mom, so i'm like, wait. mo, are you taking me to brunch, or am i taking you? like i'm so honestly confused. >> can i give you a hug? >> she's doing this only because the cameras are there. >> "e.t." is throwing it back to our favorite interviews of stars with their moms. >> growing up, my mom is not very sentimental when we were kids, so we would come home from school and

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welcome to primetime. republican sabotage is afoot in the house. we have a member of congress holding up the disaster bill. he wants to tell us why he is doing the right thing in his opinion and we will test the case. on the democratic side, what's the bigger risk to joe biden? the president's tweets or his position on the '94 crime bill. congressional vet, majority whip, jim clyburn has a stern message for presidential contenders on this issue and you need to hear it. >> how many are going to die trying to climb everest? we have new information on the state of the fatal log jam. >> so here's the latest, congressman tom massey from kentucky is the second to hold up $19 billion in disaster relief monies. his fellow republican lead the way on friday. now joy says he has good reason to stop the bill. even if it delays needed funding to people in his home state of texas. congressman roy, welcome back to primetime. good to have you here to make the case. let me ask you, over the memorial day weekend what did you tell your constituents that need this mon

welcome to primetime. don jr. cut a deal with gop senators. he's going to testify but basically on his own terms. we have the condition and the most revealing aspect which is what he had to say to the senators that helped him. guess who is here tonight? alyssa milano. what's the deal with the sex strike? laws all over this country challenging a woman's right to her own body. she lays out potentially desperate times and desperate measures. and your screens aren't showing you the border much anymore are they? but things are worse, not better. look at this. kids sleeping outside, dirts and rocks. they're in u.s. custody at the border. we have exclusive photos that demand explanation b. are you with me? let's get after it. heartbeat bills and more extreme measures popping up restricting abortions often before women even know they're pregnant. today alabama's senate began considering a bill that would effectively ban abortion entirely but what matters is the process. take a look at who is doing this and how. >> when the woman is known to be pregnan

look at our a primetime schedule on the c-span networks. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, commencement addresses from president trump, california congresswoman maxine waters and former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. its book tv, with books on economics. and on c-span3, american history tv, with programs on the women of the suffrage movement. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, a discussion on the delay in federal aid for victims of recent natural disasters. and then david barker talks about his book, one nation, to realities. it discusses the current political stalemate between congress and the white house. watch live at 75 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. asbenjamin heebner serves cia privacy and civil liberties officer. he will speak at an event hosted by the brookings institution. middle eastthat, experts discuss the trump administration's policy toward iran. that's at the hudson institute, live friday at noon eastern. also on c-span. >> when i see something lik

i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. if the president wants the investigations to enld, why is he starting one? and what is the move for the democrats now? we have a house judiciary member here tonight that will be a key figure in the political battle to come and a freshman gop congressman single handedly held up a $19 billion disaster relief bill. but did he make the right move? let's have a great debate about that? because i have new information for you about how many little kids are being held in jail cells by cbp on the border longer than they should and the people on the ground are worried about the worst. they are begging our members of congress and hhs to help with these kids and nobody is doing anything. why? and we're going to send tonight with an argument about the biggest threat to our fighting men and women today. on this memorial day weekend there's a call to arms that all of us must answer. please remember the fallen and let's get after it. >> the president says he is not looking for revenge. >> it's not pa

welcome to primetime. good to see you. oh, the irony. it never ends. kudos for digging down on this. not easy to report on things that happened with ukraine. you get a lot of different stories from the same people. good for you for making sense of it. the cycle of who is blaming whom for working with what foreign power to help their campaign and here we go again. what have you found? >> that's right, chris. we found that rudy giuliani in his capacity, he says, as the president's personal lawyer defending against the mueller probe started digging in to situation in ukraine with the goal of finding information that he thought would prove that the origins of the mueller report and the fbi investigation into russian interference that led to the mueller report were tainted and were influenced by ukrainian officials working with the dnc and hillary clinton's allies to try to inject some of this stuff into the western press and into the fbi bloodstream. he's started meeting with ukrainian officials, one of whom came to the u.s. and met with him in his office

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around chinese language so in many ways even they want to export i definitely don't thing is for primetime because let's say i actually use the. voice keyboard but i think systems are in english still not performing as well as we used with google so i think for now i don't think the west is necessary to worry about. chinese using exporting any of the ai. moser the algorithm is home grown for chinese citizen and governments really briefly europe there at the forum talking about ai in the media how is china using a i in the media. also chinese is using a media for a really really advance and in fact the most valuable company a company in the world called by chance which is the most popular with come by these 500000000 monthly active users now is value a 75000000000 best of all powered by. content curation discovery so it's different to see how chinese media have used to to create the 1st video anchor. first of war video radio show using completely computer generated ai sereda voice and also on top of that they actually have a i reporter as well able to literally produce these $40.00 to $50.0

welcome back to primetime con gr congressman.saying everybody knew he was going to do this. not true. you were given indications. what is your reaction to it? their pattern is to tell the committee the night before. but this is part of the pattern of the president and rudy giuliani and the white house intimidating him and acting law leslie to prevenlt ht him from testi testifying about the obstruction of justice. so you're dealing with a lawless president willing to go to any lengths to prevent testimony that might implicate him. that does implicate him. >> the first thing we're going to have to do is hold mcgahn in contempt and then we'll have to pass a resolution in the house enforcing against bar and mcgahn and seek to enforce the subpoenas in court through the contempt citations. that's the next step. >> the worry is if you go the legal route it takes forever. we just saw what happened with eric holder. that case just -- the former attorney general of the obama administration. that case just got settled a coup of weeks ago. w

trish regan primetime begins right now. trish: he is public enemy number one as far as china is concern concerned. the man who identified and anticipated, looming threat posed to us. the united states by chinese mr. steve bannon, chief executive of donald trump's 2016 campaign and later chief strategist to president, has pounded china for its predatory economic policies, that must be corrected, china is launching its own attack on him, with chinese state tv declaring steve bannon is the true enemy of the united states here to respond in his first interview since china started launching these personal attacks, steve bannon himself live from paris, france, welcome. >> trish, thank you. trish: i appreciate you staying up late. it is 2:00 a.m. there in france, i want to get to one reason why you are there, the elections, but get to the china stuff first. starting on the other side of world, chinese say that you are hurting america, you are the problem. you of the demon, i believe it was the quote, how did you respond to that? >

announcer: coming up in our primetime schedule on the c-span networks, starting at 8:00 p.m.astern on c-span the national urban league released its state of black america report, focusing on voting rights. and at 8:30 p.m. on c-span 2, remarks from the illinois senator tammy duckworth on u.s. strategy in iraq. and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3, a discussion on china's role in nuclear negotiations with north korea. ♪ announcer: c-span's "washington journal" live every day with policy issues that affect you. on tuesday morning, molly reynolds of the brookings institution will be with us to talk about subpoena power and in the robert mueller investigation. and the founder of open the books.com talks about his group's new report which found several fortune 100 companies had received billions of dollars from federal contracts, grants and direct payments. 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: malcolm the testimony from the fbi director christopher wray on president trump's 2020 budget request for the fbi. he will appear before the appropriations subcomm

a big night, trish regan primetime begins right now. >> chicken -- showing up today answering questions. trish: look at that. what do you know. show-and-tell at our house of representatives in washington dkrk, democrats bringing a chicken. not a real one. that might have been more interesting. a ceramic chicken and some kfc to eat, all designed to take a jab at attorney general for declining to come to their hearing today. this is what major matters of fate are reduced too? stunts like that, political theater, come on, this our congress. these are people we're relying on to geffen and secure our country. you heard me wonder out loud, whether the patterson ship in -- partisanship in washington made us as a nation ungovern able. and democrats are doing their best to make sure that we are. ungovernable. president in an be collusive interview -- exclusive interview tells me there was a reason that attorney general was not keen on attending today's hearing. >> fox learned attorney barr is not going to house judiciary committee tomorrow, how come? >> i guess they want treat him differently th

if liu shin, host of "the point with liu shin" to "trish regan primetime" tonight.o viewers, please bear with us as we have a significant time delay in our satellites between beijing and the u.s., and because of that, we're going to do our very best not to speak over each other, but, shin, welcome. it's good to have you here. >> thank you, trish. thank you, trish, for having me. it's a great opportunity for me, unprecedented. i never dreamed that i would have this kind of opportunity to speak to you and to speak to many audiences in ordinary households in the united states. trish: yeah, it is, indeed unprecedented -- hang on -- >> you said to couple of things -- trish: i'm going to jump in. i guess our -- >> i am not, i am not. trish: forgive me, you're not what? >> yeah. trish, i have to get it straight, i am not a member of the communist party of china. this is on the record, so please don't assume that i'm a member, and i don't speak for the communist party of china, and i'm here for today, i'm only speaking for myself as liu shin, a journalist working for cgtn -

both of you welcome to primetime. thank you. man of the hour, appreciation. boy, i have to tell you, as a journalist, the scrubbing and cross referencing you did on this data. david knows this very well, boy did you do a hell of a job on this. any kudos you get is deserved. on reporting alone. good for you. what do you want people to take from this? >> it forces us to reimagine what we think of donald trump, president trump. assertions he made. why his ideas matter. the value of what he built and maybe perhaps his integrity in some of these issues as well. he's trying things and they're not working and then he gets bailed out with this brief flirtation of moving the stock market around a little bit and then tries casinos and none of it works out and he builds this record of failure over a decade. >> there's so much in there. i don't know where to start to be honest. this is so overwhelming. i read through the piece twice to try to get it. when you look at it. having seen the 2005 tax return how do they go together with you? >> this is consistent with what i h

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now. ♪ trish: sources confirming to us tonight that the attorneyeral is investigating on how on earth a piece of opposition research bought and paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton campaign was used to spy on an innocent american. we're learning that the application to get that warrant from the fisa court did not discloses who was funding that research. so no mention of any kind of bias. and we know it was bias, right because it was opposition research bought and paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. the fbi used that, never bothered to verify it, presented it to a judge as though it was their own research and got that warrant to spy an a on an ameri. i don't care what party you're in or which way you lean. i don't care how much you hate donald trump and love hillary clinton or vice versa. this is malpractice at best. malpractice on behalf of our very own fbi. i mean, think about it. we know that the fbi used unverified opposition research to get a fisa warrant. they never verified it, never authenticated it. they never even tried to. never

hello, and welcome to primetime. so the trump administration has until tomorrow to turnover the president's taxes and tonight we have more reason to want to see them. a new window into the president's personal finances that shows very interesting irregularities. we have two men that work hard at lifting the lid off the trump records. they're here to break down the numbers and the questions. also here the billionaire leading the charge to impeach the president. is what he calls a weakness a strength? let's test his case. and we hit 23 democrats running for potus today. let's friday adjacent. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> it's a big number from the president. $434 million in income during his second year in office. the story is where did it come from? this president broke precedent by maintaining his interest in the trump org increasing the need to see taxes. that income includes more than $40 million from his trump international hotel in washington d.c. it's one of the few listed interests to show any kind

. >> yesterday jen was looking sheik arriving to jimmy kimmel's studio to tape a segment for the primetimepecial. the secrets have been shrouded in secrecy, but the paparazzi have given us glimpses into the drama that will unfold. it will star steve carell. >> it is just so much fun. it is hard, it is dense, but it is so fulfilling. >> it will also be a mini "friends"reunion. in 2000 reese had a recurring role-playing jen's spoiled shop? >> i'm sorry, rachel. >> it was such an endelable moment in my life being at central perk and working with jen aniston. the fact that i got to do it again is -- >> chemistry works. like sisters. there was one other thing reese wanted to talk to us about, a project called "legally blonde 3." you'll hear about that in just a bit. >>> everybody was shocked when adam levine quit the voice. he has a new show, songland. here's the real shocker -- how much money adam walked away from. near will i $30 million. before calling it quits the am had two more seasons on his contract where he would have made over $14 million for each. >> sad to see him go. he's been a pa

we're going to do it live in primetime. >> the jefferson. >> reporter: i'm playing archie bunker in " family." ♪ those were the days ♪ those were the days >> it was jimmy's idea to do the one-night only reboot using original scripts from back in the day. >> grew up watching the jeffersons show the true fans and maybe make some new ones. >> marisa tomei will play ar archie's wife. >> anthony anderson will play the jeffersons' uncle henry and the williss will be portrayed by kerry washington and will ferrell. >> does everyone know their lines? >> jimmy is producing along with original creator norman lear. >> i was talking to my friend justin theroux. like, they do these live musicals on television, why not take a television show and do it live. here we are. >> think you're dead for the neck up. >> all in the family won 22 emmys and both shows were found groundbreaking. >> these shows are even more relevant now than they were. >> amen. can't wait to hear those theme songs and watch those shows. the cast alone is reason enough to watch. by the way, elie kemper is playing gloria. >>> all r

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. big news again on our watch. did the democrats just get a clean light from mr. mueller himself to take up obstruction for themselves? the words from the washington post and the new york times excerpted from a letter that mr. mueller wrote to the attorney general that his memo to congress did not capture the context, nature, and substance of the work done by mr. mueller and his team, especially with regard to obstruction. now that shows us that that is not exactly what the man that made the reports felt about his own findings. what does this disagreement mean? we have to get into it deeper? we have one of the reporters that broke the story and we have experts to give us an understanding of the context but the words are going to matter. now mr. barr is going to have to answer for the nature of the relationship with mr. mueller. why weren't these misgivings back in march reported when he came forward now? why not? what does it mean? how much will the a.g. say? how much will the a.g. have

that was built by roger ailes in order to promote conservative republican political ideas and in primetime they spread the kind of disinformation that actually worked with the russians to sow dissent in this country. i'm with her. i think the democrats should avoid going on because -- like they should avoid being involved with any other corrupt enterprise. >> the flip side of that is that he is from indiana and a lot of his constituents watch fox news and a lot of people in this country watch fox and he wants to have them hear him and some of them watch fox exclusively. as we all know, there's an ecochamber and some people never deviate from that so he just made a little bit of an inroad, i think is his thinking, to appealing to some of those voters. >> and swing voters who voted for president obama. i think at the end of the day it doesn't do much harm for democrats to go on fox news. fox news has made reputable journalists including chris wallace and bret baier. you saw the reaction from bernie sanders in the audience. i thought it was interesting to see the audience giving him a standin

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good to have a sense of humor talking about that and that wraps up kron 4 news at night tonight primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour pam moore and kim waiter here with time for news speaking of grass and thank you both very much a nexus 10 o'clock it has been one year since east bay high school student. >>drowned in his school swimming pool now the family of then curry is holding a vigil in his honor and breaking their silence about what happened. how they want him to be remembered next in a live report possibly area doctors under investigation, the illegal exemptions. he's accused of handing out to hundreds of patients and the sharks when they held on to win game 7 over the colorado avalanche at the shark tank we have fan reaction ahead so going our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right afte man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime.ain on our watch. did the democrats just get a clean light from mr. mueller himself to take up obstruction for themselves? the words from the washington post and the new york times excerpted from a letter that mr. mueller wrote to the attorney general that his memo to congress did not capture the context, nature, and substance of the work done by mr. mueller and his team, especially with regard to obstruction. now that shows us that that is not exactly what the man that made the reports felt about his own findings. what does this disagreement mean? we have to get into it deeper? we have one of the reporters

. >>> let's check on chris for for what he's working on for cuomo primetime. what have you got?the breaking news tonight. we had a court say that the president's tax prep folks have to comply with oversite and now we know more about why congress is so hot on this trail. >> when it's time to change you got to rearrange. we'll argue about why they're releasing it. but you learn things about michael cohen and the president's son and doesn't inform us about as to why congress was acting with such confidence. >> dthe other thing, i know you're a big fisherman, did you hear about the great white tracked off of long island sound this weekend. >> i'll forgive the dig and say there is believed to be a hatchery near montage and we have been seeing them for years. so there was bait and we were fishing on it and there was an explosion and we thought it was a pressure shark but this one came flying out of the water and didn't know what it was. it was about five feet long -- >> i lost you. you lost me. but i understand you met up with don lemon this weekend on those waters. here's don's versi

there's a lot of changes coming for our favorite primetime shows.ould the biggest shakeup come from the fab four at "american idol"? >> wowza. >> our special correspondent ben aaron found out. >> is the team coming back, you think? >> i hope so. >> here's what we know -- "idol" will be back next season, but no word if the judges will return. contract negotiations with luke bryan, lionel richie and katy perry are under way. >> the stakes are so high right now. >> ber the cost of the show. million a season won't help with that. ryan seacrest is hopeful. >> i know they're working on it. they're so fantastic together. the chemistry is great. they did a tremendous job picking the right talent so we had a good top ten, so i hope it works out. >>> meantime, the "modern family" gang negotiated big raises to return. still season 11 will be the show's last, but the cast of "the conners" say they're just getting started. >> still have to keep your promise. >> so next season, you guys have more episodes which means more conner family fun, that has to be awesome

welcome to primetime. this president is determined to oppose. he has his attorney general saying no to giving congress the full mueller report and now secretary of the treasury saying no on the president's tax return to congress. rule of law matters but how do you enforce? what does the saw say about any of this? and now we need to add mueller to the list. the president no longer wants the man that totally exonerated him to tell all. what is he afraid of? and will his ag hide mueller too? what are they going to do come wednesday. one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation is about to go into effect. many see this as being about politics, i don't. i see it as about rights and the biggest push to take them away in a generation. so what do you say? let's get after it. all right. the president's treasury secretary says he isn't giving over six years of the president's tax returns because bill barr told him not to. what will this do for the contempt vote wednesday in the house. we'll deal with that with steve cohen congressman from tennessee on

media advertise and the party wields that money tactically if you turn on any news channel during a primetime hour we got that you would destroy your own country in the way that you are going likely to be. sometimes hysterical declarations of loyalty to the nation and to the state and to the armed forces and somewhat implicitly to the ruling party doesn't feed into one feeling in front of each scene of carnage and easily say that one of the successes of the mahdi government has been to call off major media houses especially television networks by may care for management of government funds of which the media houses patronized interviews from ministers or from the prime minister the media business has always been picking areas for what has also happened now in media companies are now raising revenue by doing events for which they require the attendance of top level government functionaries including the prime minister we don't know now and there will be on this one ok mark up at our member now this in turn introduces constraints on the freedom of taking on the government of holding it accounta

. >> not ready for primetime, misidentifies people, dozens of congress. >> reporter: san francisco's ban will be considered by full board of supervisor later this month. over in oakland, public safety committee also considering a ban. nbc bay area news. >>> lot of people coming to check out latest whale to wash ashore. disturbing trend. nine dead gray whales have washed ashore past two months in bay area. marine mammal center has causes of death for 7 of the 9. four from malnutrition, three with contact with ship. million nutrition from changing oceanic condition altered the food supply. four in the san francisco bay, the stand. shock to the judge, attorneys and defendants themselves. prosecutor said there was accident in san pablo and robert jacobic died. planning to grill him about effort to make the electrical system safer. >> this week is going to be hard week for mr. almain that and a, putting on all witnesses hostile to him. >> i'm here to support all the families for the 36 that passed away. we're all supporting each other. >> woman you just saw, carol sidlik, mother of nicole

. >> starting memorial day, may 27, all week in primetiming c-span has coverage of commencement ceremonies taking place at colleges and universities across the country. featured speakers include maryland representative elijah cummings. patrick shanahan. president trump and supreme ourt associate justice sonya sotomayor. watch online any time at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> our look at milwaukee continues, looking over lake michigan as we travel north of the city, we will visit the northpoint lighthouse which helps guide you into and out of the port of ilwaukee for over 100 years. >> right now, we're at the top of the northpoint lighthouse, about about 172 feet above the lake. this is the northern end of the bay of milwaukee. he bay is about seven miles across and three miles deep, one of the largest bays on the western side of lake michigan. lake michigan is about 200 yards to the left of us. the average depth of lake michigan is ab

almost a decade, how time flies hard to believe and that wraps up kron 4 news at night our primetimes at the top of the hour pay more in can wait are here with conferees attack digging in grant thanks to you. >>both next at 10 o'clock a bay area family says they are frightened that's after receiving not one but 2 anonymous letters telling them to get out of their neighborhood. now the police are getting involved will hear from the homeowner who has a message for the person threatening his family that's next in a live report plus thousands hit the streets for may day marches across the country. >>we'll take you to one rally in the east bay where community members are demanding something be done to lower housing costs and a generous donation from a bay area billionaire aimed at combating the homeless problem will have on that don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. >>tonight a family is a little county is grappling with a racist note that was left in their mailbox thanks for joining us. i'm can why and i'm pam or that family moved into the neighbor

welcome to primetime. breaking news, the best answer yet to why the president is hiding his taxes.rs and maybe even a potential scam, it's hard to see how our president can brag about his business arkcume. we have a reporter that broke the story and one of the oversight hawks in the house that's been fighting for one of the most recent taxes. where will democrats take the battle next and senator mitch mcconnell struck again. the master of

welcome to "primetime." new fuel for the case of abuse of power against the president. breaking news, a secret irs memo contradicts the secretary of the treasury on whether or not the president has to hand over his tax returns. another abuse of power. will it sway democrats that they need to do more than they are now? tomorrow's meeting of the democratic minds could be a tipping point. we have a player in the mix here tonight, she is making a move and she is going to tell you about it here first. the judiciary panel served more subpoenas today. this time to hope hicks and another crucial witness to the president's actions. the note taker that may have written it all down. significance? answers from congresswoman sheila jackson lee. and the latest poll is out and the central focus is on the most centrist candidate, joe biden. is there a message in the numbers? we have a former front runner with keen advice ahead. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> so the treasury secretary said congress could not have the president's taxes because their legal opinion was that congr

you decided to put on a black long sleeved nike top that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock but our primetimes at the top of the hour, pam warren can wait are here with conference. >>speaking of catherine, thank you both next at 10 o'clock days after calls for him to resign supporters of embattled san francisco police chief bill scott are speaking out tonight, why they are standing by him following his apology over the police raid of a journalist home loss of the reward for a small dog stolen in broad daylight from a pet store in the east bay. now police are hoping new surveillance video will help them catch the suspect plus we are learning new details about the california man who died over the weekend in a shark attack in hawaii, what his friends are saying about the recently retired doctor don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. >>supporters of embattled san francisco police chief bill scott are speaking out tonight this comes after the police union demanded that the chief resign after he apologized for the raid of a journalist home. thanks for joining

president trump )s trip to japan is ove >>> right now in a special primetime edition of nbc bay areant trump's trip to japan over, and while there were no big policy announcements, there was no shortage of eye-opening statements as well. now the trip lasted four days, and tonight there are big questions about what was actually accomplished. >> among biggest issues, the differences between the president and the japanese prime minister on issues like north korea and trade. here's nbc's dan schenamen. >> reporter: president trump wrapping up his trip to japan, inspecting a japanese ship with prime minister abe and stopping at the ""uss wasp"" where he marked memorial day with america's military. >> as president i have no higher honor than serving as your co and women of the american armed forces. >> reporter: a highlight of the president's day in japan becoming the first world leader to meet with the new emperor. the president's visit also showcased the sharp disagreements with the host country on north korea. p japan's prime minister called north korea's leader kim jong-un a violation

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight, in response to the united states putting chinese telecom and companies on notice the chinese are launching a full-scale, information war against the united states of america and their newest target, me! yeah, me! because i have dared to say we should engage in economic warfare. with the financial tools that we have. you know maybe they did not like the fact that steve bannon, man whom they have accused of being the true enemy of america, on this program. >> i think this is the first time i think in living memory they've ever gone after a private citizen. it shows you how nervous they are. trish: they must be really, really nervous because tonight, they are hitting me. interestingly, the chinese state media, they say bannon is an enemy. while they accuse me of not knowing my research. which china, i do! >> she is so sure of u.s. victimhood, their eyes practically spit fire. carefully analyzing her words with emotion and accusation peer supporters with little substance. >> for

i'm an extremely stable genius. >> welcome to primetime. he almost got a laugh out of me when he called himself a stable genius but with this move, it's one thing if we're going to drag our feet a little bit until you guys find a way to get mueller in the chair because that's the moment of clarity for the country but to go back to the beginning and investigate the probe, what do you think of this move? >> first of all, i totally agree with you that we need mueller to hear him before the committee and to talk to the american people. he didn't need to do that today. everybody needs to cooperate. laws are clear in this. i think it's good that people are getting out of washington. i think the american people are tired of this. he walked into the oval office totally prepared to walk out of that meeting yesterday instead of agreeing to an infrastructure bill and the american people want to see us. if you go back to the days of unfortunately or fortunately my age, i was an intern working and i remember it too well. people want us to do something a

>>but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam warren can wait are here with foreign it. >>thank you vicki and grand next at 10 o'clock a surgeon cell phone thefts is prompting bar police to take some action what they are doing to try and help riders to stay safe. >>plus a san francisco medical examiner's office has confirmed the bones found at a home in the city last week are human we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up has bigger of the house nancy pelosi addressing the graduates from san francisco state her message coming up in a live report on coal way our 3 kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. >>tonight a warning out to borrow writers from police hold on to your cell phone while riding the train. >>thanks for joining us. i'm can one hand i'm cam or cell phone thefts on bart are on the rise in the first 4 months of this year barr says there were more than 400 reported deaths of electronic items ll for sharon stone talk to some writers in walnut creek jr what do they have to say about all this. >>well can honestly most of the writers

it's warming up don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after that.n sa police say a woman driving a stolen suv hit people in other cars while trying to get away from police. police say it all started when they ran the plates on the veficle and saw it was reported stolen when they pursued the driver. she ended up hitting at least a half dozen cars and 2 pedestrians good evening. i'm can way and i more in total 6 people were injured today and one of them critically. >>well for a long is live tonight. she has the latest on what happened and the investigation gayle. >>and again just look at the damage over here this is where that string of hit and run started you see this parking sign knocked down nearly to the ground. now a total of 2 pedestrians were hit at 6 cars were hit at 5 different locations. just before 2 in the afternoon wednesday, san francisco police responded to multiple collisions. all connected. it started in the tenderloin surveillance video shows san francisco police officers swarming any street