rhonda is on the phone.icked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was shirley stoled you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i've ever had in my entire life, ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all, of course, 37 years older and in a way strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had clung to in fantasy, dreamed about for those 37 long years. >> and there you are in your bath. >> all those rolls, too. >> chubby little baby. >> and happy. >> and look at you just learning to walk. and smiling the whole way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy and sad, comforting, but also deeply strange because sitting on this couch, pepper heard some stunning revelations. such as -- these were not her birth parents. she had been adopted. and the arrangement was mysterious. and now, it was barbara's turn to tell a story. shirley had been her friend, she said. told her about a woman wo

. >> i went to school with rhonda randies. >> did you really? >> yeah. you met my sister today, she's the minority leader for the democrats in des moines. >> i'll be darned. where did you go to school? >> university of montana for one year. i went on exchange. >> is that right? >> yeah. it was a blast. >> so i just last saw rhonda -- >> at christmas. >> yeah, but it was funny because we had gotten together and things, but then i see her like at bed bath & beyond. >> no, she, i said, i'm going to see see steve, she said, tell him. >> she's a rock star. >> she is. >> 1985 graduate -- 1986 graduate of helena high school. another bengal. >> i'm an '86er too. but she's been wonderful. any time i go to d.c. anyway, nice to meet you. sorry i missed your talk. >> i'm pat ryan ert. >> you are the state's chief political -- [ laughter ] [ chatter ]. >> get a picture of you with karin derry? >> i'd love that. . >> this is my husband. >> i gotta talk to him a little bit. >> i backed him up on the joys of being a spouse. >> yes. because i said in some respects, it's

kihuen: today i remember the life of rhonda la rock. she attended the route 51 festival on october 1. rhonda was married to her husband jason for 21 years with whom she had a 6-year-old daughter, allie. rhonda and jason were very active in their church and enjoyed participating in humanitarian projects together. one of their biggest projects was when they traveled to new orleans after hurricane katrina to help rebuild homes. rhonda worked for a design firm in cambridge, massachusetts, but dreamed of opening up her own catering business. she loved skiing, cooking, and baking, but nothing could surpass her love for her family. she's remembered for being a selfless and joyful woman who had a strong faith. i would like to extend my condolences to rhonda's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada, and the whole country grieve with you. i yield the remained maining balance of my time, madam speaker -- remaining balance of my time, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute reque

this is the same rhonda santos who voted. rhonda santos says he wants to help president trump drain the swamp and a report are asked if trump was mentally stable he refused to answer or defend the president. this is the same rhonda who deposit give food stamps to immigrants. can we trust this swamp creature to lead florida. so thattad am putnumb. >> supporters it is -- this is you have been the most stall ward supporters of this president. on almost every issue i think of. why an among ago i endorsed you. how do people get away with saying that. they are run itting on radio. some radio station says had to take it down it is false. when they say voting for food starch s a starches and sights a bill where i voted against the farm bill. it is 100% fall. radio stations taken it down it is absurd. how is the race look nothing >> that. scott was a force in florida now moving on to the next. >> dogs don't bark at parked cars. i'm on the move. that rattles people. we are doing what we need to do. educate the people what is happening

thank you, michelle. >>> the world of pro wrestling where rhonda rousy entered the ring. she took to the ring when she faced stephanie mcmahon. a tag team match up at new orleans super dome for wrestle mania 34. it sold out to a crowd of over 70,000 who were not disappointed as rousy ended up taking her first match. >> straight ahead, north korea says it is ready to talk denuclearization with president trump. and captain america is back. the masters has a new champion. thou hast the patchy beard of a pre-pubescent squire! thy armor was forged by a feeble-fingered peasant woman... your mom! as long as hecklers love to heckle, you can count on geico saving folks money. boring! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy a

. >> host: rhonda is in pennsylvania. democrats, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i just want to ask of the investigation went through, if they let any and for the investigation in syria. >> yeah, i think what the caller was referring to is the chemical warfare has sent a team over there. honestly,at i'm not up to date n terms of whether they're able to get on the ground and in the past they've been denied access. sometimes they been allowed access. i don't know if the current state of play is with regard to the inspector. >> host: can you talk about what france and great britain have been able to find out? we've had three things since then onth what they believe was used in those attacks on civilians. >> guest: yeah, there hasn't been a lot of information released about this, and that at least the french have claimedcho have information based on blood tests of people in the vicinity which indicated at least the chlorine and possibly sarin was used. there were reports it was some type of cocktail possibly, maybe something else. there is still some clarity to be giv

. >>> let me turn to rhonda romney mcdaniels.n point here, on comey book pushback, madam chairwoman, welcome back to the show. >> thank for having me. great to be here. >> are you here in our role as chairman of the republican party or defender of trump? you are rareman of the rnc. are you speaking for the republican party here in calling james comey as a liar? >> imi'm speaking as the chair of the republican party and pushing back on an fbi director that discredits him and is now pushing a book trying to make money. i think it's important that the american people review his actions. if you look at our website, lying comey.com most of the criticism comes from democrats. this is the one thing that there has been bipartisan agreement about in d.c. in the past year and a half is that james comey acted in a way that was not befitting the office of fbi director. >> what's the lie? i hear the accusation that james comey is liar. what did he lie about? >> first of all he went under oath in the congress and said he had never leaked. then

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. >> i went to school with rhonda randies. >> did you really? >> yeah. you met my sister today, she's the minority leader for the democrats in des moines. >> i'll be darned. where did you go to school? >> university of montana for one year. i went on exchange. >> is that right? >> yeah. it was a blast. >> so i just last saw rhonda -- >> at christmas. >> yeah, but it was funny because we had gotten together and things, but then i see her like at bed bath & beyond. >> no, she, i said, i'm going to see see steve, she said, tell him. >> she's a rock star. >> she is. >> 1985 graduate -- 1986 graduate of helena high school. another bengal. >> i'm an '86er too. but she's been wonderful. any time i go to d.c. anyway, nice to meet you. sorry i missed your talk. >> i'm pat ryan ert. >> you are the state's chief political -- [ laughter ] [ chatter ]. >> get a picture of you with karin derry? >> i'd love that. . >> this is my husband. >> i gotta talk to him a little bit. >> i backed him up on the joys of being a spouse. >> yes. because i said in some respects, it's

investigators say joseph deangelo may be tied to a gruesome homicide in southern california. 24-year-old rhonda wick was beaten, raped and strangled in her apartment in a quiet suburb near los angeles. down the hall, her four-year- old son was smothered and suffocated with her ex- boyfriend convicted in the killings. after more than 40 years behind bars he was released from prison and parted by governor jerry brown after dna evidence cleared him. investigators say they hope to compare the evidence from the murder scene with joseph deangelo's dna. we hope you stay with ktvu for continue coverage of the golden state killer case. moore's waiting for you on ktvu.com. >>> a music mogul's mansion was burglarized with the suspects tying up the security guard at the same. >> why the security guard was distracted at the time. >> it happened just after 1 am. >> reporter: four men overpowered a security guard stationed outside a multimillion dollar mansion on tower road. a fit suspect, a woman, apparently used to distract the guard with small talk as the suspects snuck up on him. they zip tied his hands a

office crime lab is not involved in the golden state killer case but supervising dna criminalist rhonda roby described how the dna can be used to trace a suspect when the investigators don't know the suspect. >> we generate a dna profile from the evidence. >> in deangelo's case investigators turned to the genology websites and worked off family members with similar dna focusing on the right age, sex and right location. ultimately honing in on deangelo. roby says a biological parent would present a 50% match. >> if i have a sibling i'm sharing approximately 25% of my dna with the sibling. you go on to a cousin. you're going to share less dna but share a large percentage of it. >> ged match is telling customers if they're concerned about non-genelogical uses of dna she should remove dna already uploaded. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> stories surrounding the suspect go back decades. will likely to continue for years to come. can you read on complete coverage including a time line of everything connected with the case on our website abc 7 news.com. download the abc 7 news app to learn the

rhonda roby is a dna specialist at the crime lab in alameda county. she is not involved in this case. >> they have sophisticated algorithms. they have experts that actually will take all the genetic information and run these sophisticated algorithms. >> reporter: as investigators continue their work, neighbors are talking about the man they lived next to for years. >> he once left a death threat for our family on our answering machine message, and it said that if we didn't shut the dog up, he would deliver a load of death. >> reporter: there is a sheriff's deputy outside. there's one inside right beyond that tent in the garage. they are not taking any chances. deangelo will be in court tomorrow at 1:30. reporting live in citrus heights, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> fascinating to see all this happen, cheryl. thank you. we have been tweeting updates on this story since the news broke of this high profile arrest. our twitter feed is a good resource for breaks news. you can follow us @nbc bay area. >>> a tragic end to a house fire in north san

king in the capital, where the civil rights registration he fought for became a reality. ." " rhonda from sacramento. today brings truth here in sacramento, california. for the past couple of weeks that have been protests every day for a killing that occurred here. a police officer killed a young man by the name of stephan clark -- stephon clark. with is a protest now hundreds marching on the capital here in sacramento because we are the capital of california. this is a very significant day for us here in sacramento and the protests are going to continue. king's message, especially to our young people .oday is that to stand up stand up for our rights. stand up not only because you are black, but stand up because of the wrongs that are occurring. not only here in california but across our nation. to me, this is significant. martin luther king not only spoke for african-americans, but he spoke for all people who were being disenfranchised of color or not. poor, whether they were indian, whether they were white, whether they were asian. today not only brings truth for african-americans,

congressman rhonda santos warns that this would be dangerous. >> massive border surges, god sent to thertels, into the country, because a lot of people to lose their lives. >> hundred thousand signing a petition to split california into three states, tim draper, chairman of the cow 3 movements as his proposal would give people better representation. >> these three new states are going to empower people to realize what is possible in government, california is a monopoly, no one wants to leave but we're stuck with same government we had all these years and it is failing our kids, it is not safe here and many homeless people, a lot of big problems. heather: he has enough support to get it on the ballot this fall. an unusual step by the senate judiciary committee releasing bipartisan legislation to protect special counsel robert miller, and if he really wanted to fire mueller he would have. does the president have the authority to dismiss special counsel. thank you for coming in. i want to begin with the latest on what happened late yesterday evening. rod rosenstein had a meeting at the whi

rhonda, over to you. >> thank you. >> whichever russians you wish to take on. >> sure. the issue of how our national boundary are drawn is really not unique to somaliland. by the way, it has maintained for a number of years, especially during the al-shabab years -- that's not a part of the conversation. somaliland has sought independence. we see the same debates about catalonia. there's even a movement for greater autonomy around milan. there's unification and enlarging of territories and establishing safe political entities such as the european union. it might now be a different era. there's not been any international formation of somaliland, turkey, for a while. we tried to broker that and negotiate that. promised a lot to somaliland. promised a lot to mogadishu and did not achieve any resolution. i would just went out that although there has been much violence in both states, certainly in somaliland, neither state is free from clan problems and governance problems . elections have been delayed, presumably presidential elections will take place this year, but it's bee

the university president says although rhonda gerard's comments were insensitive, inappropriate and anuniversity they are protected free speech under the first amendment. she is standing by her man saying the bush family including barbara bush supported policies that harmed and destroyed lives of millions. i'm not the only person who stated the belief that barbara bush was a racist. isis in the sky, threatening drone attacks on what america's biggest and busiest cities. is this the new age of terrorism and we have the technology to stop it? thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. this is a very real issue happening overseas. >> the nature of the threat is evolving at a rapid pace particularly in new york city, there is concern for the spike in drone incidents, pilots have reported 200 incidents in new york city, drones entering this illegal airspace. it is illegal, the fact is we will start seeing more of this, the nature of the threat is evolving and drone technology, really a turning point with this tech especially stuff from overseas, where drones are no longer used, this toy yo

. >> rhonda trinidad, even though he does not have a ticket for tonight, became midafternoon to get fan cards for his warrior man cave and take in the spectacle. he will watch part of the game on the outside monitors before heading home to san leandro. >> it gets the juices flowing, then i go home, take my london broil out of the marinade -- >> denise cordero and her dad do have tickets. >> i just want to be on the line, and the first of the line, so i can get in the arena early, and watch them warm-up. >> we could not help but notice all the security inside and outside. >> we saw rooftop spotters, legions of uniformed lease, and sharpshooters. fans want to show their pride in support, but it is also about money. especially if stefan curry plays, betting line wise, right now -- >> i am betting on them, so if he does like, it is our to go up red >> we expect a win tonight, and stuff curry, his first two games, we do not meet him yet >> tony mayfield designs championship belts. >> and, the lawyers are a championship team. i will support them to the and. when curry gets there i will suppor

rhonda mcdaniel says if comey once the spotlight on him we will make sure the american people understand for his complete lack of credibility and conservatives already loving the website, wendy says such a great site, democrats fake outrage over the comey outrage is exposed by their own words, let's be honest, he wrote this book to raise money for his defense fund and twitter user called him an unethical leaker. according to the washington post the rnc has put in place a rapid response team to rebut. sometimes you have to eat a sandwich at target. >> but should you? that is the question. in new york mom says a complete stranger yelled at her because she gave her daughter a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. that mom wrote is it okay to feed her child peanut butter in public? she is doubled shamed with angry mean comments like this one that says that is inconsiderate, so many kids have life-threatening allergies to peanut butter, eating it in the shopping cart guarantees it will be smeared on the handles, it is really awful you would do this but others are coming to to her defense. if my c

florida congressman rhonda sanchez says it was mishandled and politically motivated. >> those were theritical emails in the hillary clinton investigation and jim comey didn't pursue that. how can you be so zealous with everyone associated with trump's campaign but bend over backwards time and again to not go after obstruction or not go after hillary. rob: the fbi and doj have not responded. jillian: nasa launching a brand-new satellite to find new planets. >> 3, 2, one, 0. lift off. rob: the spacecraft hitching a ride to outer space on the space x falcon 9 rocket. it will scan the skies for two years searching for planets outside our solar system. jillian: scientists hope to find other habitable planets or signs of life. rob: i know they are out there somewhere. super bowl champ going from the football field straight to track. the patriots type end acquiring a stake in a racehorse named grahncowski. jillian: the 3-year-old cold will compete in the kentucky derby. interesting to see how he does. rob: hope the horse doesn't party too hard. jillian: divine intervention. a police officer n

. >>> fresno's state president says professor rhonda jaro will not be fired. she came under fire when she called barbara bush a criminal. the university said today she didn't violate any california state university or fresno state policies, was acting in a private capacity and speaking about a public matter on her personal twitter account. more than 50,000 people have signed a petition calling for her removal. >>> the obama era net neutrality rules are officially gone as of yesterday. california could soon have its own version. the senate judiciary committee passed a bill tonight offered by san francisco state senator scott wiener, the republican led communications commission voted last year to rescind rules that prohibit broad brand providers from blocking or slowing web traffic. wiener says the california web version will ensure all california residents are the right to choose whether, when or for what purpose they use the internet. >>> next at 9:00 the warriors and spurs are playing at oracle arena tonight. >> let's check in with abc 7 sports director larry

rhonda gerard will be allowed to keep her job. former first lady hours after she died calling her an amazing racist on twitter and saying she is happy quotemac the witch is dead. she kept a low profile since making those statements but in an interview she subsisted she is the victim saying i'm not the only person to state barbara bush was a racist reprehensible remarks but who wants to send students to college that employs this professor? another twitter user says confront our past by making sick remarks about the deceased first lady. the petition calling for her to be fired reached 56,000 signatures but she is going to be allowed to keep her job. rob: california trying to get out, yet again. jillian: could california become its own country? the answer is possibly. the cow exit movement has been cleared to gain signatures to appear on the 20/20 ballot. we are getting reaction from conservatives who live outside the state. jason says this might actually work if they let illegals sign the petition and travis) the rest of the country

investigators are waiting to see if the dna from deangelo will also tie him to the murders of rhondaold son. >> it is the same time period that he was committing crimes throughout the state and our homicide occurred. he is suspected of a homicide in ventura county and we are a part of ventura county. >> wick's ex-boyfriend is also awaiting the results of the dna test. he was released from prison after spending 40 years for the murders. reanalyzed evidence shows he had been wrongly convicted. >>> as we look at the traffic in oakland, jaclyn is going to tell us about some of the hot spots. >> we also have a beautiful sunrise from her camera. >> we will have sunshine and some clouds, a mix of everything. it will be cool out there and a little breezy. the warming trend begins after today. so here is the view from mount vacca, a few high clouds out there. we are also noticing the winds that are picking up along the coastline, keeping things pretty cool. your head lines include staying cool and breezy. we have a slight chance of showers for the north bay this afternoon and we will reach th

heather: rhonda jar from fresno state university sparking controversy over distasteful tweets like thisof barbara bush but that professor is getting called out for another controversial comment. >> look at resistance fighters in the 60s and 70s, they didn't kill anyone but they scared people, they would hijack a plane into be like we are not going to hurt anyone but we are going to hijack this plane. jillian: how does she fill the job? editor in chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones. she still have a job? >> absolutely not. of this was a democrat, michelle obama, hillary clinton, all the knives would be out, she would be fired, her salary would be taken away but because this is a conservative woman there is a double standard. she was known for bringing people together, the main call, she typically disagreed with life go clintons of the world, bringing people back together, the professor has taken such -- she should be fired. rob: we were talking in the commercial break, i don't think there is not a lot of people in the world this stupid but you say you get complaints like this all th

fire is going, the white house released all their attack dog tuesday starting with rnc chairwoman, rhondacdaniel. >> i think the book is salacious. when you read it. he discredits himself. >> have you read it? >> no, i haven't. the excerpts i am reading. >> kelly ann conway was at it too. got into it with chris cuomo when asked whether trump might fire the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who oversees the mueller investigation. >> unbelievable. >> can you assure them rosenstein is safe in his job, less turnover as something as sensitive as this zbhaigs. >> oh, stop it. the president makes the decisions around here. >> so you are saying there is a chance that he will get rid of -- >> you want to say, kelly ann struggles to answer the question. >> you are struggling to answer the question. >> are your jobs safe at cnn, how do you know that? >> i have a contract. very safe. >> how do you know they have confidence in you? >> very safe he says i am. >> yes, everybody in the media is safe. >> hold on. he says i'm very safe. >> at least they're having fun with it. those two, there is kind

zhoo his $6 million man remake is out next year, but now mark is looking for rhonda rousey in the action "smile 22." >> are you trying to start [ bleep ] right now? >> i'm just asking. >> in the meantime, tough guy john cena gave his first interview to carly steel about his break-up with fiance nicki bella. >> all your fans want to know how you're doing, how you're sfeelg? >> it's -- i love it, and that's that. >> would you marry me? >> just over one year after john proposed on live tv, nicki announced they were over. he was back to work this week promoting his upcoming transformers spinoff bumblebee. >> it's a major thick. i'm very happy to be able to be part of it. >> on the way, much more with j. lo. plus, our exclusive with tom cruise, melissa mccarthy, and -- >> every time you turn a corner, there's a new movie star. >> avenger chris pratt. he is in what's sure to be the biggest movie of all time, but why was his spy girl just not -- >> then girl stars back together. >> what jada pink et smiett smi only telling e.t. baby number two. only telling e.t. baby number two. what her baby b

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rhonda girar called barbara bush a generous and smart and amazing racist who along with her husband raisedar criminal. fresno state's provo said they're reviewing the incident. >> we are again a community where we respect diverse opinions and diverse applause. we very much want to hear voices of others, but we again want it to be in a climate of respect. ee speech. saving the forest, by chopping down trees?? th co >> girar said she feels protected at fresno state as a tenured professor with the freedom of speech. >>> saving the forests by chopping down trees? the controversial plan to correct california's majestic redwoods. >> an officer survived a house explosion straight out of an action movie. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ it sounds strange... but some environmentalists say.... it's time to start logging again. >>> sky drone 5 over the towering california redwoods. it sounds strange, but some environmentalists say it's time to

rhonda jackson is still assigned to the white house, but it is not addressing reports that the navy whereiral won't be returning to the job of president trump crystal position. role ofn henry took the personal physician after jackson was nominated to be secretary of veterans affairs. he resigned his application after rumors that he bring on the job and over prescribed medication. austria takes over the eu and there is one issue that can't be avoided. he spoke to bloomberg. >> there are some themes we would not choose, but will be keeping us busy. at the top of our agenda will be isxit very this year, 2018, the year the brexit has to be agreed to so that in 2019, it can take place. he also said a trade war between the u.s. and the eu over steel and aluminum tariffs will be extremely negative for both sides. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air, online at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz, this is bloomberg. david: our next guest oversees more than $222 billion in assets as the head of the largest educator only

rhonda gerard tweeted that an hour after bush died yesterday.dia accounts have been made private. in one of her tweets she said she is a tenured professor who can't be fired. the university says tenure does not protect her. >>> understandably many people are very concerned and upset about the nature of professor girards personal comments. please note that the university is taking this matter very seriously. >>> girard has been on a leave of absence this semester. >>> back locally we are following developing news in san francisco right now. fire crews on the scene of a one-alarm fire at a high-rise apartment along font boulevard by san francisco state university and park mere sed. we understand that fire breck out about 30 minutes ago. it's contained to one apartment. now no reports of injures and fire crews haven't determined a cause. >>> on the subject of fire, firefighters are battling massive wildfires destroyed homes and out bblding in parts of oklahoma, california colorado. draut conditions are fueling the fires. one blaze started in colora

in 1979 24-year-old rhonda witt was beaten raped and strangled in her apartment near los angeles. down the hall her son was smothered and suffocated in his bed. the woman's ex-boyfriend was convicted in the killings and spend decades behind bars, he was released last fall after being cleared by dna. >>> a wildfire in arizona continues to grow and has burned structures, the fire started friday 10 miles from a small town of clint north of phoenix. residents have been told to evacuate 10 nearby communities. >>> organizations in the north bay are looking for volunteers to help with recovery efforts following the north bay wildfires. some of the workers needed include people to help build homes for habitat for humanity and other similar organizations. the community is looking toward rebuilding after hundreds of homes were lost. organizations are also looking for volunteers to help rebuild trails and repair hillsides. a recent study shows organizations in the north bay will need around 1000 volunteers in the next six months.>>> the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania is getting a makeove

start -- these are facebook questions that are coming in and with technology, i'm seeing this, so rhonda has a question for dr. rivers. has the interpretation of what freedom of religion means changed over the last 300 years and others may answer that if you'd like, too, this one is typically addressed to dr. rivers. >> so i don't feel i have the historical chops to take that on, but what has been demonstrated by the three talks is that there is a thread that runs through and it is consistent. does that mean it's never been interpreted differently? i think that is clearly not the case, but starting from the biblical times, this notion that the right to respond to god's calling is to every single person whether they choose and this was something that i didn't get to because of time, whether they choose to acknowledge that calling by expression of faith, christian faith, buddhist faith, hindu faith and whether or not someone chooses faith, the right to respond is inalienable, and so if you are an atheist, you still have that right. you have that right. no one has a right to force you into

we set up a charity for my wife a passed away, called rhonda's kiss, which raises money for people whofortunate and have cancer. they need money for things like wigs an transportation to their cancer treatment. we do a lot in the community and for the community. we are also the largest lender for home mortgages in the state of ohio. .ulia: a lot to be proud of can ask the fact you allow flexible working hours and you mentioned that your retain is incredible. what about for working women, does that help you retain women? i grew up in an environment where my mom and dad were partners. workplaceoman in the was no big guilt for me, and out of the six people who are my direct reports, for our women -- four are women. we rely on ladies heavily. julia: you think it matters with performance? marc: performance wise, we are doing well operationally and financially. it seems like sometimes the women outperform the men. brilliant, think you for speaking with us. scarlet: alphabet shares have turned around and after hours trading. they had popped on the results on the big beat on the bottom since t

congratulations, rhonda rousey. wrestlemania 223.ack by conor macgregor and his cohorts scared her into thinking that she might not fight on saturday. but she did. she won, defended her title pictures at an off they're they're going to open the door and i'll be coming in. she says i'm just caught up in the scenario so i don't know. dagen: actually wanted to talk about that. i wanted to talk about rosenow mcguiness. she defeated don jay check. this is a rematch of the women she defeated and they went all rounds, all five rounds. it was an incredible fight. and conor macgregor needs to grow. >> talk about a fall from grace. dagen: by listing away sitting in the front row. dana white being the guy who essentially runs the u.s.a., who helped create the usc. >> not for nothing, conor macgregor, usc, what would it be without conor macgregor. keep it in the back of her mind. >> fall from grace of one of the greatest marketing employees. dagen: go watch the video. it's incredible because he busted the window. it's completely fouled up the en

korematsu versus no states is a good example of the case decided rhonda. it's never been overruled. yet i hope i suspect i am certain in fact, were we to consider a similar policy debate every one of us would stand forward and say this is unconstitutional. something can be caconstitutional even if the supreme court in the past has wrongly designated it as constitutionally permissible. in free enterprise fund versus public company accounting oversight board of the supreme court reaffirmed that restrictions on the president article ii authority were permitted only in the context of independent agencies that do not exercise. executive functions and with respect to the civil service. special counsel mueller doesn't fall into either these categories. there's not an argument you civil service protection door is ci an argument he fits into one of these categories of quasi-legislative or quasi judicial authorities. the dissenters in free enterprise fund did not disagree with that premise, and there are strong reasons to think both justice kagan and justice neither of them were on the court

host: rhonda, thank you. guest: you mentioned m ueller.t was a result of jared urging him toanka fire jim comey as fbi director. that led to the appointment of the special counsel. when i interviewed trump at maryland go, he asked me when i think of mueller. i interviewed him many times and wrote books on the fbi that led to the this missile of william sessions over abuses. i said he is a man of integrity. that is why we have not had a successful foreign terror attack and he appreciated that. behind the scenes, he actually does listen and is totally call and in command. er.t is my take on muell i think eventually he is going to finish his investigation. i think he is wrapping it up and he is going to find no collusion as i cited that "washington post" story. the campaign wanted nothing to do with russia. host: the fbi's action with michael cohen and attorney-client privileges, what is the case there? guest: i think there is something there. white house aids have never been cohen.ed by michael they feel he is an embarrassment when he gets o

. >> all that -- >> fighter rhonda rousy entered for her debut. >> and all that matters. >> are there some elton john songs that you go, i don't want to play that again? >> of course. >> which ones? >> "crocodile rock" and things like that are such crowd pleasers. >> will it be a defining moment? yes, it will. captain america captures ugusg a augusta. the 2018 masters champion patrick reed. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the crisis over the latest reported chemical weapons attack by syria's government against its own people is growing and amid threats of retaliation. russia's military claims jets attacked a air base overnight. the u.n. security counsel plans an emergency meeting this afternoon. >> a bombing that used a possible chlorine agent happened over the weekend in the town of douma outside of damascus. more than 30 people including women and children reported dead. >> on twitter, president trump called out russian president putin and iran for backing the syrian regime and warns they will pay a big price. holly williams is following this story from istanbul, turkey, holly, g

investigators are even looking at cold cases like the 1978 murder of rhonda wicht and her 4-year-oldald to see if he can be linked to additional crimes. wick's then boyfriend served nearly 40 years for the murders but exonerated with dna. now used to connect deangelo to the golden state killer. authorities used genealogy compares to the crime scenes with genetic profiles on the website gedmatch to find relatives of the killer helping them collect a sample from deangelo. in a statement, the company said it is important that they understand the possible uses of their dna including identification of relatives that committed crimes or were victims of crimes. other genealogy websites like ancestry and 23 and me say they did not help with the case. ancestry won't share information with law enforcement unless compelled to by valid legal process. >> we do everything we can to fight subpoenas. >> reporter: speaking with nbc's jo ling kent. >> we've had inquiries, and we do not. >> reporter: once your dna is online it can be fair game for law enforcement. >> if you knowingly put your dna out t

rhonda jarar of fresno state university calling the former first lady amazing racist just hours afterye bye saying she is glad quote the witch is dead. bragging she couldn't be fire dollars because she is tenured. the school says tenure isn't blanket protection the incident is now under review. very important story. do you remember when brian and steve bet griff jenkins that the president wouldn't hit the links with japanese prime minister shinzo abe? >> how much do you want to bet there is no golf. steve: i will take that bet. brian: 5 bucks. griff: i will bet you 5 bucks easily they will hit the links. ainsley: i will make it. jillian: that was more like 100 to do so your charity of choice, right? well, it looks like it's time for brian to pay up. brian: why? jillian: president trump tweeting out this picture with abe international golf club. when i saw this picture yesterday i thought yes, brian lost. brian brian i did not think they would have time to play golf. my sources said they weren't going to play golf. steve: abe loves golf. the president owns golf coursecourses in souther

petition to fire a barbara bush bashing professor is gaining steam. 14,000 people now calling for rhondaat fresno state. she was scheduled to resign over the weekend but declined over the controversy. when her name was mentioned the crowd broke out into applause. jarrar tweeted last week calling her amazing racist. demanding rotc be shut down. campus reform spotting poster young democrats socialist of america city college of new york saying rotc off our campus. it reads, in part, quote: the be a sense of rotc prevents the military from taking full advantage of their large ethnically pop diverse populations. mitt romney pulling out all the stops to get votes in utah even taunting mvp russell westbrook. [cheaters] [cheers] >> russell coming back. jillian: can you read his lips saying that's four. senate candidate throwing up four fingers after he picked up a fourth foul between the utah jazz and utah city thunder. rocking a custom jazz jersey courtside as his team took a 3-1 series lead. you know who also has a 3-1 series lead. brian: philadelphia. jillian: yes. hello. brian: i my mitt rom

the university president says although rhonda jarrar's comments were insensitive and inappropriate andrsity, they are protected free speech under the first amendment. the english teacher is standing by her rant saying quote. i'm not the only personal who has stated the belief that barbara bush was a racist. guys? steve: thank you very much, jillian. did i read that apparently a number of the big donors at that university are thinking twice now about -- ainsley: i understand that. pete: free speech only exists if it comes from the left. ainsley: she can say that but they can also pull their money. pete: that's right. absolutely. steve: let us know what you think about that and everything else you can been talking about so far. remember the professor who leaked james comey's memos to the press? it turns out he actually, we didn't know this, was a special agent that james comey gave special status to. it's a brand new bombshell details in 18 minutes. pete: plus, in just a few hours, the supreme court will take up the president's third travel ban case. our next guest says the future of our