so tell us they want to ban about banning a firearm to be in raffles.d idea or bad idea and why?>> i think it is a good idea. i feel like they have enough places to sell guns in the state of california anyhow. also i like the gun laws that we have in this state because we do, we do go against automatic and semiautomatic weapons. that is one thing that i appreciate. i just don't think an automatic weapon needs to be on the streets.>> reporter: yesterday we talked about repealing the second amendment. how do you feel about that? if you were to abolish guns altogether? >> i don't think they should abolish guns. i think they should repeal the amendment to get rid of some of the guns that they are selling.>> reporter: so revise it a little bit. so what do you say to some of the nonprofit groups and organizations that may have an antique gun they want to raffle and make money for a charitable cause? i guess they could get other things. >> well, if they wanted to get rid of something of that nature, as long as they did not , as long as it couldn't be used. if

the neighbor was like why don't you have a raffle. 11,000 people live in this town. they had enough money to get the hearing aid repaired. see if you can spot the moment that it starts working. it's very subtle. high five, knuckles with his dad, starts crying. and dad's like, say thank you. say thank you. that's what they were shooting the video for, as a thank you for everybody that took part in the raffle. this video takes over 9 million views because so many people are touched by this little one's reaction. they hope they can save up enough money to give him surgery and hearing aid on the other side. that is going to cost about $21,000 u.s., according to seven years ago. maybe they'll have another raffle. >>> you know when you're out playing, mom is like "dinnertime!" you don't want to come in. that's what's happening with this elephant. the el fat is playing with the tires, i'm a baby, getting my game on but uh-oh, here comes a grownup. party's over because it's time for dinner. dinner tastes better when you have it with your family but the baby is like no, i wan

yesterday josh raffle quit his job at the white house.quit while hope hicks was testifying before the house intelligence committee for nine hours. during her nine hours of testimony yesterday she refused to answer any questions about anything that happened after the election, which includes all sorts of stuff, but that time period would certainly include the air force one discussions last summer. hope hicks' testimony was conducted behind closed doors, but it made headlines anyway when she reportedly told the committee that her work for president trump has required her to tell white lies on his behalf. the way the times wrote up that revelation is itself revealing. hope hicks, white house communications director told house investigators that her work for president trump has occasionally required her to tell white lies. but after extend consultation with her lawyers, she insisted that she had not lied about matters material to the investigations into russia's interference in the presidential election and its possible links to trump associa

i think all of those people, raffle, hope hicks and raffle in a way for the hicks and hope hicks foresident working on the president. i know that mueller has interviewed raffle. you don't have to leave the white house, if you're interrogated by the special counsel, if he tells you, hey, you could be a target of various charges, you may want to come and cooperate with us, and have some serious discussions, and probably you don't want to be working in the white house when that happens. >> we're also hearing reports ari that gary cohn may step down because of this steel tariff issue. this is the white house in turmoil here. maggie haverman who we all respect, who broke the story about hope hicks leaving last night has sworn up and down essentially today that hope is not leaving because of her testimony yesterday, because she's ready to move on. but it just seems like there's such a coincidence here, to your point, josh rafael, who's been one of jared and ivanka's very trusted a visors, and hope who was one of the closest advisors that the president has. for the sake of our country, dona

in another city, they are raffling off and iphone x. in another city, the winner of the best selfie gets their face on a billboard. you have to go out and vote is the catch. >> life after the end of the world. >> this is stemming from a true story. the guardian explains that costco started stocking $6,000 per food kits for the in the world. these include freeze-dried carrots, noodles, macaroni, bananas, potatoes. $6,000 seems a little steep. interviewed a proper, saying you could do it for around $1000. his advice was to get a little bit of everything. you need to stockpile your food gradually so you do not raise suspicions from your neighbors. also don't forget to pack a camper, otherwise all of your food will be mike farrell as dr. keeling: co2 and the greenhouse effect. co2 is very powerful. it's a very big job to do. if it t weren't for cacarbon die and the greenhouse effect, life on this planet would be almost impossible. earth would look like this. just a great big snowballll. so, who o discovered this t thing, thisis greenhousue

. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a new move by california lawmakers to crack down on raffles that give away firearms. >>> finding a new car can be daunting. chris chmura says there's one very important word to understand. >>> california law is clear about what a certified used car can't be. for example, it can't have damage, be a lemon or one they were forced to buy back. if you're at a big name dealer that has a car not certified, you would be wise to find out why. send us your consumer questions. 888-996-tips. online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> and at 4:51, 68 people are dead after a riot broke out at a police station. plus, nobel peace prize winner malala is back in pakistan. it's the first time she's gone home in more than five years. the education activist was forced to leave the country after a failed assassination attempt. more news coming up after the break. >>> taking a live look outside on this thursday right now in san rafael. you can see a few cars coming around the curve there. mike will have a look at what's going on with the traffic in your morning commute in ju

remember early in the week and this week felt like a year, josh raffle the spokesperson for gerald andalone said that he would be departing the west wing. hope hicks, an ally of gerald and ivanka departing as well. reid courtis, very close to them is leaving. he was folking on the government innovation. he is going as well. and so the buttress of allies, it is not clear who they are right now. we know there is been tensions between kushner and john kelly for quite sometime. it was striking to see the president say that whatever john kelly said on security clearance would be what would go and ultimately kelly said, that means kushner is, in effect, demoted into terms of clearance. the only thing that happened in his favor was the fact that brad par stel who is a close associate will be taking over the 2020 campaign. that is interesting. some be-- some suggested if he would leave that is a good landing pad to support his father in law from the distance. but from the podium sarah sanders said he is a valued member and it is hard know how he will do his job and diplomacy with mexico and mi

ballots using every possible method method there were selfie contest where you can win an i phone there raffles where you can win a car and a colleague of mine who is in cousin at a polling station said that they're selling potatoes outside of a polling station really really cheap potatoes trying to lure people as many as people as possible to the polls to show that these elections are legitimate despite the fact that bloody more putin looks very likely to win his fourth term as president very likely. he remains popular but one of the reasons for his popularity let's take a look right now. he's the incumbent he's leading in the polls and for weeks he's constantly been on t.v. since the kremlin controls all of the relevant broadcasters the daily news is little more than campaign ads he is everywhere seemingly immune from criticism so he's refused to debate his political opponents. the growing t.v. plays a huge role in showing how powerful he is how smart and wonderful the use and how much he cares about his citizens. because of the three. even people in the far east republic six time zones away

polling stations there have been selfie competitions where you can win an i phone there have been raffles where you can win a car cheap food being sold at polling stations concert tickets up for grabs and so the kremlin is really trying to achieve a high turn. seventy percent they say and it looks like it may be working the electoral commission earlier said that there is currently a higher turnout than at the previous presidential elections it sounds like the kremlin is going to considerable effort to galvanize fodor's but we've also been hearing reports of regularity around the country are you seeing any of that. there has been some official confirmation in some of the government agencies that there was now officially some ballot stuffing in the moscow region there have also been videos circulating online of ballot stuffing but the only official confirmation has been on that one case and the head of the election as well as the independent election monitor told us said that there were over a thousand complaints about irregularities in part that it has to do with the pressure that we menti

kind of food are being sold there chief they had healthy competitions where you could win an i phone raffles where you could win a car and they certainly found it important to bring people to the ballot after all it's important for the kremlin to legitimize this result it's putin's fourth term that he's just won as president so still the same president but still they want to show that this is a legitimate contest and that's why the turnout is so important now i mean you despite the carnival like a ticket to we're seeing there have been reports from all over the country about you thank you larry too such as ballot stuffing how the voters reacted to this. oh. yes well absolutely there have. and reports of ballot stuffing people were sharing videos of that. on social media as well but on the whole there has been some attempt at transparency and the central electoral commission set up c.c.t.v. cameras in almost all the polling stations and you could watch the live as people kind of came to the polls still there has been accusations of not only ballot stuffing but also of the government putting p

the last five seasons though it's been a vantage buy or is even the black and yellow half of the rafflewe can see. out but most resistant on school buyers see it as a requirement to be the best team and they've delivered as of our goal at the moment is to be the second best team and we're not there yet have to be on to something new start. in other words dortmund still have their work cut out for them while for buyers clinching the title is only a matter of time shown this is a serious secondary if we win the title this week or next week or the week after next i'm taking a relaxed attitude there disconsolate. the defending champs might be tempted to go into this edition of dec last a go at less than full throttle they got the first leg of a champions league quarter final on tuesday to contend with. i. think the nicest game is the beginning of a crucial phase for us one where we're going to be playing at midweek and on the weekend virtually every week look at something getting a win on saturday we get that run off to a very good start so it would be a monument on and seek to start and. e

and also that's happening at the polling stations as well there are raffles where you can win a car you can win i phones and my colleague who is out on the field in the field in cousin said that they were selling potatoes for around twenty euro cents outside the polling station so they're really trying to pull people who are people into the into the polling stations to show that this vote is legitimate and we've already seen the central electoral commission say that the turnout so far is higher than in the last presidential elections course of putin remaining popular as you point out there and they many internationally maybe also what the reason is for this continued popularity and russian media certainly play a huge role in that way to instantly been on t.v. since the kremlin controls all of the relevant broadcasters the daily news is little more than campaign ads he is everywhere seemingly immune from criticism though he's refused to debate his political opponents. the good ol t.v. plays a huge role in showing how powerful he is how smart and wonderfully is and how much he cares about

for raffle. obviously not. that number that they want they're the times that it out now. nurses waste a lot of time tracking down patients in the bush there are no signs indicating the names of roads all villages. were going to you know coma a few weeks later where martin were both of them. were coming to you know what i mean i don't know i know a little known about. two hours later and they still haven't located the pregnant woman. come into. the parking lot of her house that's not going. to make things worse the old ambulance breaks down. oh someone come up and go now. but did anybody but think you did. dishes out of court of course having fun with them. oh no madonna no worry about how much money. i got for her. oh no no no no no. i she waits for makeshift repairs mariyam bumps into the pregnant woman's father in law worried he'd set out on foot looking for help going to. the medicare. medicaid. someday and i'm not the one after four days of agony both mother and baby are in serious danger from the little bit of medical center. because i'm just. not that. bad but given

the competition's raffle's with cars up for grabs and they're really trying to achieve apparently seventy percent turnout that's the goal to show that these these votes are legitimate and really it sounds like the russian government is going to considerable effort to galvanize people but just turning now to marriage or i can because on and central russia there have been reports of irregularities such as ballot stuffing around the country what have you seen. while i can all for a small snapshot of what's happening here in cazan i've been there three polling stations and downtown on the capital of tatarstan polling station number forty four forty five and forty six just to give you an idea there are more than four hundred fifty polling stations he and cousin they didn't allow me to film at polling station number forty five saying i need a special local accreditation if i wasn't on their list so i had to go or i tried to explain then that i got a creature from the russian government from the. ministry of foreign affairs but they did not care so completely different picture at the polling sta

holiday type feeling there have been a selfie competitions raffles where people can win cars there's been. they've been selling cheap products potatoes there been concerts concert tickets up for grabs so they're really trying to pull people to the polling stations apparently to get seventy percent turnout so it sounds like the government is pulling out all the stops to get people to polling stations as you say but who is running against putin are they really competitors or have some critics have complained simply puppet candidates. well there are seven other candidates running against putin but they're all currently polling in the low single digits so of course it's questionable whether they are real competitors in that sense in the sense of the current surveys one of the top runners up to vladimir putin for example is sitting off ski he can certainly be referred to i think as somewhat of a puppet candidate he's a he's one of putin's most loyal opponents he's run several times in the presidential elections against him but there are two cat new candidates on the political scene as wel

should organizations be banned from giving way firearms as raffle prices? -- prizes? yes or no?e want to show you the results. 70 percent of you are saying yes . 30% saying no. let us know what you think by voting on the ktvu tater -- twitter page. >>> a 75-year-old napa man was killed in a violent crash at sonoma raceway. the driver hit a wall at more than 100 miles per hour. this was at the drags and drift event. he was raising his own 1976 ford pinto on the quarter-mile dragstrip. the drags and drift event is very popular. this is video of a past event at the raceway. sonoma raceway says this is the first on track death in the 30 year history. the crash is still under investigation. >>> 6:37. there are increasingly more armed security officers at schools. a survey by the national seven -- center for education statistics says there were armed officers working at least once a week and -- at 33% of public schools. that compares to 31% of schools 10 years earlier. here in the bay area, many school districts have armed school resource officers or unarmed guards that includes san f

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for those of us who are-- there is no raffle tonight, sorry. i know.veryone loves the raffle but in the meantime while we are getting cards joel brought up a great question. it's been about a year and has there have been any change with betsy devos at the helm of education department? >> i think there is. i think even more will be coming down the pike. one of the initial things i wrote about in president trump's tenure is when he put out his budget recommendation he wants to eliminate a number of programs which research has shown has been effective in achieving the purposes for which they were designed and so i think even though those ended up not being passed by congress i think that shows you the type of thing that is going to be coming down the pike. the president early on in his presidency signed an executive order instructing secretary devos to form a task force to review administrative regulation put out by the education department and to cut those that have no sense to them that were counterproductive and that prevented innovation and real learn

the third wheel in this date not named was josh raffle.e is always there and very close toes hope. to her other point, it was very astute this idea that hope has been with trump from the beginning. now that she's gone, this president is someone who runs the white house like a family business. and likes to surround himself with people he is comfortable and familiar with. with her gone, the only people within the white house, the only friendly faces people he likes to be around and who can help manage his moods in the margin admitted are dan scavino, social media director and ivanka trump. >> there's -- hope hicks has some exposure in various ways. one of them is, of course, she was part of the drafting of that very flagrantly misleading deceptive statement about the trump tower meeting. the second though just to return to the rob porter thing, i'm unclear whether they're still dating or not. she was part of essentially an effort to cover-up and protect a senior white house aide whose background check had come back red flagged four different

that they were having, and that night at the stag party i won the raffle and it was $30. years ago, it was a lot of money and the first thing he did was take me down to lincoln state bank to open up a saving account and i put that $30 in a savings account and that institution was there and from there, we had our first checking account, and from there, i knew that my dad had a relationship with his banker that would help him through some tough times when he needed a little bit of extra cash, help him through sometimes when he needed a car loan or whatever else it was and when we lose those local lenders, when we lose the ability of those local lenders to do business, that means that the opportunity for relationship banking is gone. what do i mean by that? i've told the stories many times in committee. when you're sitting with a smalltown banker, the guy comes in with a shoe box. that's how he has the receipts. he doesn't have a fancy cash flow statement or a fancy work plan, but you know this guy has never not paid a bill. he owes nobody any money, that's part of his chara

they were very much trying to pull people to the polls there were a selfie competitions there were raffles were people good when when when cars there were. they were selling food at really very reasonable prices for example my colleague and cousin said that outside the polling station he was that they were selling a kilo of potatoes for twenty euros and so really really cheap so they were really trying to pull people to the polls it's not quite yet clear whether they reach that seventy percent mark but they are reporting that it's higher than the after action . and speaking of the polls there are some reports that there were some irregularities during the voting with the likes of ballot stuffing who would benefit from such a move like that. certainly. needs a high turnout also as we just talked about so he is interested in getting a lot of people to to the polls so he either presents people to go to the polls or human deployed them to get a higher turnout and so it's a foregone conclusion that president vladimir putin has been reelected what now what's what's next for for russia he will de

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so, they were the ones who really up raffled the money laundering part of it and then also did little interviews with the d.a. as well. so, pretty fascinating. >> host: now, we're talking about pretty serious issues here and a lot of public policy issues, but this is mainly a story about people. >> guest: right. >> host: characters. how does the trevino texas family, how do they live here in the states? did they live well in dallas? >> i would say they're working class, you know? you know, jose is very humble. jose the brother indicted in the u.s. he was a brick layer. you know, very, very humble house outside of dallas. you know, didn't call any attention to himself. i mean, if you saw him at a horse auction, you wouldn't think, oh, well, there's a drug kingpin's brother. he'd be wearing work boots. his jeans. so, very low key, actually. different on the mexican side, of course. >> host: did miguel trevino participate in this book at all? did he grant you an interview? >> i'm sorry? don: did miguel trevino grant you an interview? >> no, no, i wrote to jose and asked if i could interv

it's surprising the pace which they've all come, over the past month, hope hicks, gary cohn, josh raffle, another press aide departing on the way out. the change to the secretary of state now to the national security adviser. in long run, it might be a good thing for the stability of the administration to have people in the white house that are more closely aligned with the president but in the short-term feeds the sense of chaos surrounding the president. >> i want to get your reaction to trump saying he'd sign that bill but never sign another one like it? >> i think republicans, conservatives especially agreed with his opposition to the omus in, not with the timing. why wait to whip out a veto threat. rick: all right, we appreciate your time here sarah westwood and see you at the bottom of the hour. don't go too far. >> thank you. >> the white house with new reaction to yesterday's march for our lives rallies. and the president might address the young people's calls for tougher gun control laws. >>> plus investigators searching for motive in the austin serial bombings after a confessio

listen, you held the cash for the 50-50 raffle-- there should have been $240. you gave me $210.ted. what is it, $20? $30, tommy. $40 minus ten. and you were late yesterday. five minutes. ten. since we're counting. it's getting worse. something going on? what, i'm the only one runs late? tommy, you scared me.

you pretend you get married couple months later and inn raffles later. this is right at momenter with has second thoughts, i should have pick the other one, i made the wrong choice he let some days go by. not the same time. he let time go by and then this happened. it wasn't months. >> haven't we all been on trips, thinking about somebody else. >> that is you, honey. >> back home. >> that is only you, mike. >> that has become legendary it has. >> it was reality. >> and you left her, on her birthday, because you were done, you broke up with her, in paris on her birthday. it doesn't get any worse than that. >> she's okay now. >> she got married and has a kid. >> yes, she's fine. >> sheer off without me, i'll tell thaw. >> how real is it? like did he really, is she really that hurt or upset or does she want to be the next bachelorette. >> she will get it, because everybody will be crying for herry don't feel sorry for any of them because they signed up for this. >> why not you fall in love in 21 days and making out with 25 different women. >> fantasy suite.

. >> the gun rights supporters also argue gun raffle winners are required to go through background checks. >>> it is 5:58 right now and we are following breaking news as a fire broke out at an east bay hotel/motel prompting evacuations. we have a reporting on scene as investigators try to figure out what caused the fire. >> the community mourns the death of stephon clark, who was shot and killed by sacramento police. we are live outside the church with what we expect during today's funeral service. >>> and play ball. opening day is here and the a's are getting ready to host the angels at the coliseum. we'll show you the changes you can expect at the ballpark this year. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia who is recovering from laryngitis. >> and i'm marcus washington. this morning starting out nice and cool but it will shape up to be a beautiful day. >> yes, really warm. and we know this is the first week of spring, we're not supposed to have temperatures in the 80s. that's where we're headed t

underscores how another page and the history of it for bond james as the next one of michael jordan's raffle it's. a new year new lessons and new rules this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next two years meet the teachers empowering their students my tech and michael's all about freedom we're going to look at the spectrum i want you to develop the skill with which to speak by letting them choose the lessons they learned the rebel indication democratic schooling united kingdom at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be pushes you know it's very challenging given the particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just mend it is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. and there again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of

and encourage the practice of incentives such as donating money to a charity of your choice or a raffle for groceries. bringing your unreasonable backs to the grocery store is good for the environment, but can also affect your behavior in ways you could never imagine. in a groundbreaking collaboration, business school direct or is an brian bullinger from duke university conducted an analysis of shoppers behavior a large grocery stores in california between 2005 and 2007. using data obtained, researchers were able to ascertain what the shoppers spotted whether the shopper brought their own bad. in total information was collected for 884 households in 143,000 shopping trips. the result revealed two major findings. as might be expected, shoppers who brought their own backstop organic products than those who relied on the store for backs. starting late, byob shoppers put more indulgent food such as dessert, candy a check on the checkout belt. consumers are more likely to care about the environment are already conscientious about bringing their own bags. this study demonstrates anyone suscep

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and then josh raffle, a spokes person close to ivanka and jared kushner announcing he was resigning earlier this week as well a real sense of confusion what the next steps are i can tell you mercedes shxtlap as one of the persons to take over here at the white house but there have been four communications directors in the space of a year. whoever comes in next will be the fifth, carl. >> a lot to watch in your area of the world we'll come back to you later on this morning, probably close to 11:00 a.m. eastern time. more on the markets, let's bring in global market strategists. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> we have so much to handle here there's trade and rates with powell some of the retail earnings are good, ipo filings, march seasonality. what's the most important dynamic this morning >> i think as you're saying, a lot of it is good especially with the numbers coming out, i think the job list numbers that look so, so good i think there's a really good message there. one that the economy continues to be strong but i also think people need to remember that this is a structura

my dad put my name in on a raffle that they were having and that night at the stag party i won the raffle. it was $30 which actually years ago that was a lot of money. the first thing he did, he took me down to lincoln state bank to open up a savings account and i put that $30 into a savings account. and that institution was there and from there we had our first checking account. and from there i knew that my dad had a relationship with his banker that would help him through some tough times when he needed a little bit of extra cash, help him through some times when he needed a car loan or whatever else it was. and when we lose those local lenders, when we lose the ability of those local lenders to do business, that means that the opportunity for relationship banking is gone. what do i mean by that? i've told this story many times in committee. you're sitting and you're the small town banker. a guy comes in and maybe he has a shoe box. that's all the receipts. he doesn't have a fancy cash flow statement. he doesn't have a fancy work plan. but you know this guy's never not paid a bill. he

if you hold a gun raffle, do you still have to do background check?e are things the that i'm not clear. good as at may be publicity stunt, but if you don't have good sanctions in the law, this law doesn't have any value. host: smitty is calling from florida.what do you think about this new law? caller: i don't think it goes far enough. i have a friend who's a sheriff in well, he spent 20 years developed county and st. john's. -- devout county and st. john's. in the there are holes juvenile law. he arrested a juvenile 12 times for felony car theft, and they couldn't keep the kid overnight in juvenile detention. ,one of the crime records felonies, violent stuff, is an the crime database -- is in the crime database. i'd like to find out if anybody could dispute that. they let these juveniles off, even though they commit adult crimes. separately, there's a huge hole in, according to my friend, in the paper act. -- it took him a while to fill out the paperwork at the hospital. he saw the guy walking out on the street when he was headed to his patrol car. a

what they toll everybody we're going to share money now putting all things in you have to have a rafflerfect attendance. >> salary of union person today, come up with a number. >> -- 100,000 dollars. >> 7 a thousand. >> -- 75,000 you are telling me that job they don't want 1 thousand dollars they look at a thousand dollars if they gave it now not disney supposed to give 1 thun dollars now only if you approve contract can you believe they did that come on give the money away you got it give it back. >> all right. you have meed a trade not sure about tax plan i like this conversation good to see you. thank you so much james p. hoffa joining us is there we will be right back. . maria: welcome back, music mogul stepping back from involvement in apple streaming music business nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange good morning. >> so when apple took over bottle 3 billion dollars in 2014 they included all great media music moguls now jimmy is the last of bunch lost dr. dre others, all gone here is thing about jimmy the thing he wants to spend more time with family his share