randy says they lowered the shades to keep the world out, to try to heal. did you ask her anything about what she had been through? >> no. no. i told her that we would start today and move forward. >> but he could see that bobbi was different. >> she would say, i'm going to get a coke, can i have one? i'm going to go to the bathroom, is that okay? >> she was still acting like a prisoner? >> yes, she was. >> it certainly teamed like a triumph of survival and love, except for something the sheriff remembered. >> the only thing that i heard her say to mr. dial was, i'm not cooperating, i'm not cooperating. >> not cooperating with the authorities? why would bobbi say that after being kidnapped, raped, and tortured by randolph dial for years? tell dial i'm not cooperating, but what did that mean? >> if it came out in the paper that i was cooperating, i felt like my family would still be in harm. >> so maybe bobbi was still afraid of dial. or maybe she had other reason for saying she was not cooperating with law enforcement. along with her odd statement, deputies

>> yes. >> randy travis is a coumury sic superstar. awards ♪ i'm getting out of this high rise in town." >> randy, first of all, how are you feeling? >> real good. >> six years ago, travis suffered a massive stroke that left him in massive coma, his conditions so dire, he had less than 1% chance of survival. mary das, fiancee at the time says she prayed for answers. i read, too, that you says, okay, randy, m give a sign and then you did. >> yes. >> even in his days of semi coma state, he squeezed my hand and he laid there and i saw this tear, it just fem, one tear at a time. i went back to the doctors and i said, we're fighting this. >> reporter: travis underwent brainnd surgery a spent the next five-and-a-half months in the hospital. his roa to recovery has been filled with challenges. he has difficulty speaking and he hadn't learned to walk again. mary never left his side. >> randy, she's pretty strong, huh? >> yep. >> reporter: two years after his stroke, travis married his love, mary. >> randy, was it love at first sight? >> yeah.

and randy's reflections.roke. >> first of all, tell me how you're feeling >> i'm good. >> this morning, his remarkable road to recovery and the woman that never left his side. >> randy, she's pretty strong, huh? >> yeah. >> today, monday may 13th, 2019. >>> happy birthday ethan. >> celebrating 43 years of marriage. >> from cambridge, ohio. >> from florida, celebrating my 50th. >> good morning to the today show from oregon. >> hi to our dad. >> in massachusetts. >> hi, everybody happy monday happy rainy monday nice to have you with us on the plaza or at home we're glad you're alone with us. >> we're going to get outside? just a bit but by the way, you can show up without being out on the plaza and getting wet. use the hashtag. bottom of your screen there. you could see yourself in an open. >> severe storms on the move raw winds and driving rain here on the east coast and the south is in recovery mode. weekend flooding and tornadoes there. hi, al, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for getting your first

travis from randy travis's point of view. and in his word. >> memoirs are in stores now. >> i'm resigning. >> to go where? >> nowhere. >> cbs is bringing the good fight to air this ss spinofon the ju16th. that's your eye on entertainment. michelle medina. los angeles. >>> we're not going to fool around this morning. ahead. we're going to go to the great north. by the way, can anybody deputy tell me the name of the nba championship? put the cell phone downtown. don't look it up. dennis o'donnell from toronto. we're going to hear from him on the day 1 of the finals. game 1. enough said. >>> and a live look outside in san jose. we'll be right back. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, w

el centro de atenciÓn por procesos legales que no parece llegar a ninguna soluciÓn desde washington randyegreso luego de cuatro aÑos de vivir en estados unidos, la fase de documentos aquÍ le complicÓ mucho la vida. >> podÍa quedarme y seguir esperando,, que probablemente nunca iba llegar sus papeles >>> nunca tuvo una orden de deportaciÓn, pero muchos de los que sÍ, han regresado. en 2018 se duplicÓ el nÚmero de migrantes que solicitaron una salida voluntaria, estas son personas que estaban detenidas teniendo una orden de deportaciÓn o en un proceso legal. >> es casi siempre la Última para muchos inmigrantes pero los quienes optan por hacerlo los hacen por razones . >> lo que estamos viendo es la polÍticas restrictivas en los cuales incluso un remedio disponible se nos cierra las puertas porque han habido cambios en las polÍticas. >> visto por muchos como un triunfo del gobierno de dar otra irse de forma voluntaria. las salidas voluntarias tienen que ser aprobadas por los jueces. en washington, randy serrano. >>> e sus declaraciones de impuestos, (informaciÓn en pantalla( estos nÚmeros fu

en washington, randy serrano telemundo. >>> una carrera que estÁ por verse..rata. agarro un informe como los Últimos 2 aÑos los 11 millones de indocumentados han perdido protecciÓn. algunos inmigrantes en el apoyo presentado. >>> vamos a pedir apoyo, ayuda, porque yo sÍ quiero v y vir y quiero darle una mejor vida a mi hija. >>> el informe indica las dificultades indicÓ las polÍticas de arresto, la separaciÓn familiar y la baja cifra de refugiados y asilos polÍticos en el pais. >>> el alguacil de los Ángeles, redujo a la mitad, este nÚmero de deportaciones de reos en las cÁrceles del condado tras suspender la colaboraciÓn con agentes de ice. cientos reos estÁn en la deportaciÓn. >>> en los Últimos 2 meses las deportaciones del condado de los Ángeles se redujeron casi a la mitad. lo seÑalÓ este miÉrcoles el jefe del alguacil alex villanueva. >>> anteriormente los agentes estaban dentro de las cÁrceles. hacÍan las entrevistas y sacaban al agente los sacaban y reportaban. >>> se necesita la retenciÓn de 400 pesos. el alguacil afirma que terminÓ la colaboracion qu

randy sra se sospecha cl presid trump se hace el molestounidase de las poco favorables.elossi pidiÓ orar por el mandatario y que hagan una intervenciÓn. >>> enviar 10.000 soldados al medio oriente, para intensificar la defensa contra posibles amenazas iranÍes. no es respuesta a una nueva amenaza, su objetivo es reforzar la seguridad en esa regiÓn. vamos a la pausa, y mÁs adelante, con las manos en la masa, una mujer asegura que no podÍa creer lo que vio, cuando decidiÓ grabar al jardinero mi captado en cÁmara. >>> y este momento, este campo nuboso que se registra desde san josÉ, 70 grados potencial de tormentas elÉctricas y lluvias, vamos a hablar de esto mÁs adelante. sur alerta. --como nos dice gabriel huerta, un hombre hispano es acusado de actos lascivos en una propiedad privada... >>> residentes de una comunidad al sur del estado estÁ en alerta. con actos lascivos en una propiedad privada. >>> incrÉdula y finalmente enfurecida asÍ reaccionÓ jennifer vivÍan o al descubrir a su jardinero presuntamente semidesnudo y masturban daos en el patio trasero de su casa en la c

en washington, randy serrano, telemundo . >>> hay una nueva modalidad para obtener información de lastificaron como agentes y expertos recomiendan lo >>> para qué necesitas información?> rontarse con agen. >>> estas barreras serán levantadas a través de semillas de la frontera sur y el departamento de seguridad nacional habría emitido una docena de leyes ambientales para la construcción del muro . >>> a 99 años de detención podrían ser condenadas estas personas al aprobar una ley de aborto más estricto y esto solo permite excepciones para evitar un riesgo grave de salud para la madre del feto, para el embarazo ec pr si el feto tiene alguna anomalía . >>> un helicóptero cayó en nueva york aunque no se ha confirmado la cantidad de heridos, el aparato cayó al agua, el piloto logró salir del agua sin inconvenientes . >>> la dan el último adiós y en sonora cientos de conductores de vehículos, realizaron una procesión hasta la iglesia . >>> un sujeto habría agredido sexualmente a una persona estaba inconsciente . >>> o abada sexualmente en el cuarto del hospital. el ataque reportado ocurría

paÍs estÉ libre de xenofobia. >> ha sido catalogado por el mandatario como una rata en washington, randyte la policÍa quiÉn ayudÓ a su captura sospechoso destrozÓ los vidrios de una joyerÍa. >> les contamos >>> nubes acompaÑando temperaturas de 53 grados incluso algo de lluvia esperamos cambios >>>inquilinos. -- la vice alcaldesa de esa ciudad... karina jimenez... ya present dos >>> residente continÚan insistiendo en se apruebe la ordenanza >>> la vicealcaldesa presentÓ que buscan proteger a arrendatarios para ser desalojados >>> otro proyecto busca aprobar el control de rentas >>> el consejo se reunirÁ hoy. >> en la ciudad se propone una ordenanza que busca proteger a los inquilinos incluye registrar anualmente >>> otra ordenanza busca que sean desalojados solamente con por causa injustificada >>> un sujeto se hizo pasar como conductor de uber >>> nos comenta cÓmo lo hizo sexualmente a una mujer >>> la policÍa dice que el sÁbado pasado en la madrugada roberto uganda de 41 aÑos se hizo pasar por conductor de uber y agrediÓ sexualmente a una mujer de 21 aÑos >>> la mujer logrÓ escapar por

en washington, randy serrano. telemundo.alifornia. pueden solicitar ayuda a esta agencia federal. los fondos serÁn distribuidos por la un entidad de los gobiernos locales elegibles y organizaciones privadas sin fines de lucro frente leas denuncias la legislatura estatal en new york. modificÓ una propuesta de ley que permite al congreso verde cla raciones de impuestos del presidente trump. a un comitÉ de del congreso a Á que lo mataron. >>> asÍ es blanca. las declaraciones un testigo de la fiscalÍa establecen importantes factores. alberto rullÁn tiene los detalles. 1 a fue1 s n identificados en corte como los integrantes. un capÍtulo de la pandilla de los trinitario que apuÑalaron al adolescente dominicano y que apuntÓ el dedo fue uno de los suyos que vin Àlvarez que estaba en perÍodo de pro tri en la pandilla de la noche del mortal ataque. >>> estaba ahÍ ese dia. fue que actualmente sacÓ a junior de la do bodega y lo que dijo fue lo que sucediÓ antes del incidente. este abogado se refiere a la conspiraciÓn como los pandiller

randy page spode spoke with visitors on this memorial day. >> reporter: plenty of people at castle park on this memorial day on monday and while many of the rides are operating the log right appears to be shutdown. here is what this looked like on saturday from our news helicopter. it's like a roller coaster. it looks like logs floating on a trough of water, there are two drops, the second one is the biggest. this youtube video captured two years ago shows what it is like as the car reaches the crest of the second drop, watch closely as this goes to the bottom because you will see the speeding car is slowed down by a wall of water. the riverside fire department says it appears that a water pump malfunctioned on saturday so there was not enough water in the trough to slow the car down, it careened into a curb and flipped over carrying a family of three. the mother was critically injured the father and their son received minor injuries. >> i don't think i will do any rides, it's going to make me feel nervous. >> reporter: rosemary is visiting from spokane. >> i feel like they would have b

and that's why randy and i loved sports.ssure in my parents were the opposite of helicopter parents. >> women j sports hast taken off in recent years. what are the challenges? where do you go from here and where do we stand right w with women's sports? >> girls, we've got a long way to go. we have to find out to makeit more valuable at the pro level. once that also inspires children, but it's really the grassroots that make the difference. that's where your true sheroes are.heroes they're the ones that make it happen for the children. >> i like that, sheroes.h by te way, king and her brother randy mayor's office a ran moffatt, a major league la baseball pr, grew up in the sports system.e young peoll only glow with greater accessibility to courts, fieldsing programs and edipment. een, as you heard the announcement, nine of the courts at the wtef center in southeast will be named this her oner and so will their initiative to keep young girls engaged on and off the court until their first day of college. that's their goal. >> icon is right. what an impressive woman she is. and people, i

here is randi kaye with more on giuliani's accusations and the holes in those claims. >> the president's lawyer wants to know whether or not joe biden used his political power as vice president to shut down an investigation into a ukrainian company his son hunter biden was working with. >> big story. it's a dramatic story. i guarantee you joe biden will not get to election day without this being investigated. it will be a massive scandal. >> reporter: giuliani says he stumbled to upon the biden story while investigating democrats' efforts to spread misinformation about trump. he claimed to cnn in 2016 as part of a broad anti-corruption push by the u.s. then-vice president biden pressured the ukrainian government to oust its top prosecutor. he claims that prosecutor was investigating the ukrainian company, a natural gas company which biden's son hunter was on the board of. after that prosecutors removal ukraine's new prosecutor dismissed the case against the company. there is no evidence that joe biden acted improperly. in fact, bloomberg reports the ukrainian's case against burisma had b

this is why randy is so important. he is so important because -- i found out that last summer, young dylan went to capitol hill to lobby for pancreatic cancer research. it's fantastic when millions of people hear your message and watch a youtube video, but it's far more vital when one person acts on it, and i love that he is proof of that. that is what randy is proof of to me. i always say this is a book not about famous people. it's about what we are all capable of on our best days. we are all brave but we're all cowards. sometimes we do all those things on the same exact date but that's what makes us who we are, so the book is also filled with people you've never heard of. a young girl named alexandra scott. alex scott, before she was a year old, she was diagnosed with cancer. the only life she knew. chemotherapy and surgery and hospitals. when she was four years old, she said to her parents she wanted to open a lemonade stand in her front yard. not to purchase any toys or give the money to herself, she wanted to giv

let's bring in former fed governor randy kroszner. welcome. >> good to be you. >> can they afford to be patient? do they need to cut rates given what they said about inflation >> well, the statement i think is pretty dovish, because they emphasize that inflation is now running below the target which is correct inflation is weakening despite continued strength in the labor market, and also they decided to rather than find the pony in the pile of you know what, look in the opposite direction rather than emphasizing the 3.2 number. they emphasize that the consumption was slow and business fix investment was slow in the first quarter they could have said, well, the most recent reading on consumption was strong, but they decided to look at the weaker parts and emphasize the low inflation. so i think they're setting the foundation that their next move is down, not up. >> you think they're laying the groundwork now for a rate cut? i was going to ask if they were trying to jawbone the cut without doing it, but you think they're going to cut >

our randi kaye tonight with the story of a separated family.igrants, but for now, they are a house divided. >> jump, jump, jump. >> reporter: moments like these for 6-year-old ashton rochester and his parents are precious. but this togetherness in mexico won't last long. >> i miss my family and it's very hard for me to stay here without them. and i know they need me. so it's hard. >> reporter: ashton's mom, cecilia gonzalez, lives in mexico, but her husband, jason rochester, and their son, live more than 2,000 miles away, in roswell, georgia. when they got married 12 years ago, jason knew cecilia was undocumented, having entered the country illegally back in 2000. but wasn't worried. then came campaign 2016 and donald trump. >> but we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> reporter: in the united states, were you afraid you were going to be arrested, or -- >> yeah, yeah. >> she was terrified of being profiled. >> reporter: terrified of being arrested in front of her son, cecilia tried to make things right and got a work

joining us to talk more about it, randy moss. randy, glad to have you with us here.tart by going back to the ntucky derby. the finish, of course something we have never seen before. is there anyer carryov into this weekend going into the preakness after that? interesting.that's that's something that we're wondering, because we're in uncharted territory. there's been been a disqualification in the kentucky derby before. imve been covering horse racing a long t i have never heard as much conversation after any race i've ever done, especially the kentucky derby, t n i'veheard in the last week. people that don't follow horsei racng, that don't really care about horse 'sracing, that all they want to hear about. at happened? id they do the right thing? you know. so the buzz is definitelywe the. ll see if it carries over now. >> but the buzz has got to be done because country house and national security, the two horses that were talked about the most, they're not actually going to run at pimlico, right? >> that's unfortunate. you are correct. country house, the kentuckyde b

week, low pressure will be moving m, week, low pressure will be moving in, a greater chance of seeing randyd around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a dramatic escalation in us tensions with chinese tech firms as google cuts huawei from using some of its mobile services. president trump inflames tensions with iran and warns them not to threaten the united states. india's governing bjp welcomes the latest exit polls — suggesting narendra modi is on track for a second term as prime minister. and a billionaire's promise — robert stewart tells these atlanta students he'll write off their student debt.

ya que la respuesta deja por fuera a migrantes ilegales que se encuentran en el país y a soñadores, randyrae cobertura desde la capital. >> Él es hoy ciudadano gracias a la petición que hizo su esposa. casos como este podrían ser menos bajo una polémica propuesta del presidente donald trump, su plan reduciría a la mitad el número de residencias entregadas a familiares. >> nuestro plan acaba con la migración ilegal y establece un sistema que protege el salario de los estadounidenses y atraen a las personas más brillantes del mundo. >> no cambiaría el número de tarjetas verdes pero se le daría prioridad a profesionales, o personas con ofertas de empleo, y quienes quieran quedarse en el país deben presentar su nivel de estudios, un examen cívico y de inglés. >> son palabras para la campaña, pero no es un plan serio de reforma. >> muchos empezaron a criticar el plan, y otros dicen que se queda corto ya que no toma en cuenta a los migrantes ilegales y los soñadores. el presidente busca modernizar las entradas, y fortalecer el muro fronterizo. >> hay quienes interpretan el mensaje como una camp

[applause]. >> thank you, randy. let me also just say thank you to a family who are here today who continue to fight on a regular basis to say yes in my backyard, yes to housing in san francisco in all neighborhoods. thank you so much for your advocacy. and now, at this time, i would like to introduce a member of the community college board college board, alex randolph. [applause]. >> thank you, mayor. i think the weather today is an indication that we will turning up the heat on affordable housing and making sure that we are building affordable housing here in san francisco. it is past due that we can no longer wait for affordable housing to be built here in san francisco. i want to thank the mayor, i want to thank the supervisors for introducing this legislation , this critical legislation, and for inviting city college to be part of this press conference here today. the city college communities no stranger to the current housing crisis. we see first-hand every single day the impact it has on our college and our co

se usarían para el tema humanitario y no para la construcción del muro fronterizo >> en washington randy del presidente tronco no tiene forma de reunir asus familias correos electrónicos de funciori una lia lugares 55 niños están bajo la autoridad >> se aplica en la frontera con las aparatos electrónicos >> hay una demanda, argumenta que es inconstitucional >> miles cruzan todos los días por esta frontera >> alrededor de una 100a parte fueron sometidos a una infección de sus aparatos electrónicos el año pasado está los celulares >> fueron más de 30,000 revisionesue realizaron >> esto mientras sigue en curso una demanda por las libertades civiles en ella argumentan que dicha práctica viola la cuarta enmienda al buscar contenido en los aparatos electrónicos >> es parte de mi privacidad seguramente si llega un oficial y me dice dame tu teléfono voy a preguntar por qué lo vas a revisar >> la respuesta es que no limitan sus búsquedas para determinar si los viajeros son admisibles en el país pero es una operación crucial para asunto de seguridad nacional >> cuando uno entra en los puertos de e

acceso nbc , que da detalles de d donde sacaran el dinero oy a i quienes afecta tambien de w washington randynos amplia . >> musica . >> el gl presidente t trump saca dinero para hacer frente en la fronera y el de departamento de segundoridad p 2 230 millones de dolares del pr s presupuesto de tsa la agencia e del transporte . >> le dieron el presupuesto con que debe trabajar pero sabe que causa desorden a todos que vi a viajan . >> segun documentos de nbc se pide a tsa aportar 50 millones de dolares que tenian para co comprar equipo de seguridad 64 m millones de dolares del fondo de empleados y 3 millones del din dinero que dejan pasajeros . >> en caso que no se apreueben o los mil millones . >> hablando -- ingles . >> en audiencia en el congreso . >> hablando -- ingles . >> este director de un ae aeropuerto dice que entiende de la proteccion pero es importante proteger los aeropuertos . >> por su parte un pvortavoz die que es nustra responsabilidad x explorar mecanismos para dar seguridad y el bienestar de la f fuerza laboral y de la poblacion migrante . >> tambien pide a fagencia federal p

desde washington, randy serrano ampl amplia. >>> como miles de empleadores en el paÍs henry dicen ques de quien busca trabajo en su negocio>>> pedir documentos, verificar que este bien y si hay un problema, creo que hay autoridades que lo deberÍan ver. >>> es lo que hace el gobierno de trump, segÚn new york times, 570 mil dueÑos de negocio en el paÍs han recibido cartas como estas, que lista a trabajadores cuyo nÚmero de se seguro social no con cuerda con su identidad. >>> lascar tattos ponen a miles en una posiciÓn difÍcil, mapt neuro estos trabajadores y a querreys gar multa, o perderlos y es que son indocumentados. >>> no van a poder encontrar a quien hospital reemplace, porque el de septiembre mroe estÁ en 3, 6%. >>> esto podrÍa ser errores en datos pero tambiÉn pou dera ser un status migratorio cuestionable. henry reconoce serÍa un dolor de k berz. decidir si esta s afectarÍa, persona si do nae o no. >>> en un comunicado, la administraciÓn de seguro social, dijo que estÁ comprometida con mantener rÉcord exacto de ingreso de las persona para ver la cantidad beneficios que se han g

let's bring in randy frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at charles schwab. randy, what's your take on the extent of today's sell-off >> well, it was pretty interesting because yesterday we saw what we've seen many times in the past and that is when the market dipped the dip buyers stepped in but as the day progressed today i think we got a little bit more news and we found out perhaps the differences we have with china are a little deeper than what we thought. and interestingly enough what we saw is extremely heavy call volume on the vix index. even though we saw stock in the vix, you oftentimes will see people start to play strategies that count on the vix to come back down but that's not happening and most of that volume is focused on expirations this week friday and next week's wednesday. it's all about what happens on friday with negotiations with china. >> how vulnerable is this market given the fact, randy, we're coming off record highs, super low volatility basically fourth straight up month. >> yeah. well, so until -- actually on friday we were liter

more now from cnn's randi kaye. >> reporter: they arrived in vans.arrived in suvs. >> hi, guys. >> reporter: most of them co-workers. some of them friends. there were 19 of them, each with a story to tell. they all took the elevator to our studio. three elevators, in fact. what were all these people doing here? all of them wanted to talk about their years of working for donald trump's golf clubs. they also all have another thing in common. >> raise your hand. how much you are undocumented workers? and how many of you worked for the trump organization? raise your hand. all of you. >> reporter: all of them say they worked for mr. trump at his various golf courses in new york and new jersey. some for more than a decade. despite being in the united states illegally. from countries including mexico and guatemala. they brought with them their work uniforms and stacks of pay stubs from their former employer. jose juarez worked as a waiter at trump's westchester golf club for ten years and often served donald trump. >> he used to come and we serve hmm a diet

today as we celebrate the life of an amazing woman and patriot, civil servant and >> my name is randye today as we celebrate the life of an amazing woman, patriot, civil servant, and leader, thank you for gathering together here and please note that this cathedral is a house of prayer for all people and you are always welcome among us. please be seated. ellen's in thank you rever >> good morning, friends of ellen's. and thank you, reverend. to everyone who joins us today, who knew that wonderful spirit and dedication of a very special woman by the name of ellen tauscher. i would like to welcome you personally. i would like to say that we are celebrating the life of one of a kind person. very special indeed. ellen's daughter, catherine, is here. i want you to know that she is an amazing young woman. i've seen her through some of the most difficult days , received phone calls at difficult times. and she has an equanimity and an ability that i think the world is yet to hear from. thank you for being such a wonderful daughter, catherine. her sister, sally, and kathy and brother jack, elle

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randy detall washington dc. >>> quienes apoyan a lÍderes de la oposiciÓn venezolana.guaidÓ en el exterior. respondieron a su llamado este martes de protesta y libraron su lucha tambiÉn en suelo estadounidense. >>> hoy comenzÓ la operacion libertad en venezuela y queremos tomar nuestra embajada que nos pertenece a los venezolanos. À tod pulmÓn y con bandera en mano llegaron a la embajada de su paÍs en washington. para exigir a gritos el fin del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. >>> la operaciÓn del presidente interino noal apoyad nsede diplomÁtica express ban oposiciÓn al gobierno de guaido. >>elegaron hoy dejaron una cosa clara. quieren el apoyo de estados unidos. >>> apoyo con el que pueden contar los venezolanos segÚn el gobierno de trump. john bolton dijo que las opciones siguen sobre la mesa y no especificÓ si incluye o no intervenciÓn. >>> estoy convencido que esa dictadura mÁs temprano que tarde debe terminar. >>> el presidente de mÉxico recalcÓ la postura de su gobierno. >>> no inintervenir en estos casos. es muy clara nuestra postura. >>> lo que no queda claro para

as randy informed you, we will start with 130 beds and ramp up to 200 beds with a report every two monthsing the ramp-up period to report on the impact to the neighborhood, both housed and unhoused residents. san francisco police department will speak later about adding beat officers to the zones. commander lozar will speak more about that later. we will put an extra focus on community safety and ensure that people who are experiencing homelessness in those zones are brought inside to a place of safety. we also have changes the terms of the m.o.u. from a two -- a four-year operating period to two years with the option to extend for an additional two years subject to your vote, and i'm sure, based on the performance of the operator at that site. in the first two years, we will report on cleaning operations in the area and crime status as well as program out willutiliz and outcome. we will have a good neighbor policy that will be part of the contract with our provider. they will be required to work with the neighborhood and city departments to address any neighborhood concerns. they will pa

i'm not going to go into them because randy is going to talk about them in much greater detail. it prevents the federal government from protecting the black vote. in the united states, we have a situation where a black has offered to pay the poll tax, has gone to the clerk and the clerk says i do not want to take your money because you are black. he is denied the right tothe cog denied because he did not pay his poll tax. and only by the most absurd, technical analysis can you end dissentis situation in -- and in dissent, justice ward hunt sites to major sleep -- slave chases. before principle that the war, congress has the power to protect the rights of tothern whites, the grant -- grab people in the north and bring them back to the south, so why can the federal government not protect the rights of blacks in the south devote. he says the legal theories are identical, but of course everything has changed and now they are not going to give to blacks what the supreme court had been willing to give to white slave owners. so again, reconstruction is being destroyed case-by-case, chi

no spoilers for randy and everyone obsessed with this show. to be on the iron throne? >> i don't know who i think will be, but i think it will be sansa stark. >> and tell me why. >> because she's like, that's who it's going to be. i think she suffered a lot. she's grown a lot and she's proven. the others keep making mistakes and they keep doing things upsetting a lot of the people in the universe of game of thrones. >> okay. >> i appreciate you. randy, do you agree with her? she's throwing her hands up at me. she's over it. "game of thrones." she and gazillions of people will be watching sunday night. thanks for being with me. having a little fun at the end of the show. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> does president trump think one offing his own advisers is going too far? "the lead" starts now. >> make deals, not war. the commander in chief himself tries to cool down the situation with iran, but are some inside the white house ready for war even if the president is not? >>> 23 now for 2020. another democr

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off in a jet ski to help strangers, not knowing he would also find one of his good friends, pilot randy sullivan, who was killed in the crash. >> i'm looking at thoats upsi d wrecge, sw eporter: ally sorry. >> e norequired to have black boxes. the ntsb is on play a critical role in piecing together what happened before this crash. jonathan , ketchikan, alaska. >> the mid-air collision killed six people, 10 others were hurt. >>> mick jagger back on the dance floor. we will show his post heart surgery moves. look at him go. that's next. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> the legendary mick jagger is letting his fans e mode with a spirited video. check it out. the 75-year-old rolling stones front man seen here practicing his dance moves in an empty studio, six weeks after his heart surgery. back in march the band announced that they would be postponing their upcoming tourc receiv

and that's why randy and i lovee the pssure in sports. my parents were the opposite of >> women's sports is just taken off in recent years, and what are the challenges? where do you go from here? where do we stand right now? >> girls, weve got along way to go. we have to find out -- to make a more valuable at the pro level and once tho inspires children, but it's grreally the assroots that make the difference. that's where your true sheros and heroes are. they're the ones that make it happen for the children.>> y the way, king and her brother, randy moffett, a major lgue baseball pitcher for 1 years, grew up in the public park system and she says sports for young people will only grow with greater accessibility, courts, feeields, programs and also equipment. you should also know that nine courts will be named in king's honor in southeast d.c. and so will their initiative too keep young girls engaged on and off the court until their firsofday college. >> it is amazing. >> oh, she was. >> i was at that event with you. >> and you were watchi

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first from council member randy pope. >> proclamation traditionally have been noncontroversy .y they're kind of happy things, a good thing we can do. >> reporter: his view backed by vice mayor. >> just because other people think it's the thing to do now, different cities, different counties, i think we have a different vision here in oakly. this calls for a month -- gay pride month. i mean, we only honor the veterans for one day out of the month. >> reporter: and despite small attendance at the city council meeting, opinions were flowing through town today. >> everybody has their own preferences and the lgbtq thing doesn't bother me at all. >> this country, it's freedom. you can do what you want to do. but at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings, different emotions and oppose different things. >> i don't think the city needs to be a part of it. if they want to be, that's okay. >> reporter: when it comes to proclamations, the city bylaws says the mayor of oakly has the final say. >> i want to be clear that i alone issue this proclamation for lgbt pride month

randy in arizona, randy? >> caller: hi, cramer.ou for taking my call >> absolutely. >> caller: i have a two-part question i own wpm, wheaton precious metal. >> right that's decent. >> i was wondering what i should do with the stock. >> you can own that. just for the record, i prefer barrick gold, which is the old randgold plus barrack, symbol gld. dr. mark bristow in charge let's go to ed in new york ed >> hey, mr. cramer, how you? >> i am good thanks for calling >> caller: yes, listen, you're the best, you're the best! >> thank you >> caller: all right my stock is holly energy partners, hep. what do i do >> you know what something is wrong lose the 10% yield. the other day i saw one of these company versus similar that got blitzed. they cut the dividend. i am concerned let me do some work. we're going to go back and look at these partnerships and see which once are yield together much a 10% yield always in this environment worries me, because it is a red flag let's go to dave in california dave >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim how's i

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> a lot of heroism there.hris and see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> somebody's got to be the hero, right? the rest of us sitting there and watch the problem time after time. we've actually gotten to a place where we hope that kids can act like the avengers and save themselves from a problem that nobody wants to take on. what a shame in that. god bless the parents who have to worry about their kids being there that day and families whose kids made the ultimate sacrifice. we'll be talking about that. we have the parents of riley howell on the show. we're also going to talk about the political problems we have. we have one member of the house coming on who is going to say how holding a.g. in contempt will somehow advance the process and we have a former a.g. on to make the case that the president is right to block oversight. >> all right. chris, we'll be watching about three minutes from now. see you then. >>> right back with some details of our exclusive cnn town hall next. i have one ki

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he'sat above some gre names there, pedro martinez, randy johnson just toname a few. han accomplishments teammates are in awe of. >> i think that's so cool. i can't even imagine 1500 strikeouts as a one inning reliever. that's such a huge number for me. i'm having trouble wrapping my head around it. but for all he's been through, the expectations he came into this organization with, some of the injuries he's dealt with, i'm happyto for him get a milestone like this at home. he's pitching really well right now. >> madeit worthwhile for that rain delay. >>> big ten tournament in lacrosse. john hopkins taking on the terrapins. terps up 4-2. jared burnhart firing and scores, two goals in the game r him. maryland up 5-2. in the fourth, the blue jays battle back. this is in the back of the net. hopkins takes the lead and they beat maryland 17. next up, they'll face penn state in the big ten championship. my producer is excited about the penn state actio but feels for maryland on this one. >> a high scoring g alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand

. >> reporter: first she got pushed back from randy poe. >> reporter: they have been noncontroversial and non- divisive. they are happy things. this is a good thing we can do.>> reporter:'s view was backed by the vice mayor. >> just because other people think it is the thing to do now, different cities, different counties, we have a different version here in oakley. this calls for a pride month. we only honor veterans for one day out of the month. >> reporter: despite small attendance at the city council meeting, opinions were flowing through town today. >> everybody has their own preferences. the l.g.b.t.q. thing doesn't bother me at all. >> this country, it is freedom. you can do what you want to do. at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings and emotions, and oppose different things. is mike i want to be clear, i alone issued this proclamation for lgbt pride month. i welcome those that would like to support it. >> reporter: in oakley, each council member gets a chance to be the mayor for one year. it is on a rotation. it was her turn this time, and she dec

reporter randy page on the push for a new state law. los angeles county the second most likely place you can come down with the measles. second only to chicago's cook county. what to both counties have in common? huge airports. on average more than 200,000 people come through lax every day and about one third of them are from other countries, including countries that do not offer immunizations against measles. lax is a big factor in l.a. county's number 2 ranking for measles exposure. add to that the fact there have been 44 cases reported in california so far this year. more than double the number of all of 2018 and one more number growing, the number of medical exemptions parents are getting to prevent their children from being immunized. >> we here in california cannot allow a handful of unscrupulous physicians put our children in danger. >> reporter: pediatrician and state senator richard pan says there is a cottage industry of doctors who offer medical exemptions for personal profit, including some who don't even require an office v