let's bring in rick allen, drummer for rock band def leppard, also an artist and many other things allen'sted in the new york and philadelphia metro areas this weekend with the proceeds to benefit veterans organizations. rick, thanks for joining us. you had 300 pose, and they all sold, right? i read that in an article. >> that was one of my first shows. that was in vegas, and now i've joined up with wentworth gallery. you know, that's pretty much an exclusive deal, but they have got galleries all over the country, so it's -- it's a great deal for me because, you know, i -- i said, you know, i want to sell art, and they know how to sell art >>i mean, i've seen -- you have some -- i think you drew one of your band mates that passed away, steve clark, and have you a talent you seem to imply that your painting is child-like, but you say it in a good way. >> right. >> because it's not trained, but you have a talent. i could not do any of this. >> for sure. there's some tricks and techniques, but the steve clark piece in particular, that's the one i'm most proud of and the fact that that i sent

congressman rick allen of georgia. mia loch of utah, among others. -- love of utah, among others. got a federal worker on the line calling from memphis, tennessee. golden, how are you doing? host: how you doing? -- caller: how are you doing? host: how are you doing? caller: we are all americans. the american people are being bamboozled. because you know what, if you look at every four years, these politicians use the same thing. jobs, education and now they got immigration. but you know what, one thing donald trump did for -- i agree with, building that wall. i got a different aspect. you build that wall, you build a wall around this country, you build a wall around -- to 35, 40, 50 years, you build a wall around this country. when you build that wall, you automatically make everybody in this country a legitimate citizen. now, when you do that, then you take a census how many people we got in this country. if we got 350 million people in this country, we could solve all the social issues in this country. give everybody in this country -- you need to understand the real duties and

sometimes he does, rick. allen in alabama, republican. you?i, how are host: good morning to you. aller: i just couple of quick things. i sit russian collusion, and listen to you read the highlighted things you are reading. understand what the reasoning behind reporting, not o you, but reporting all of that because i mean, it proves again.g, and real quick, the guy, you book, the about the guy spent three hours with the president and writes a book and understanding that, either. host: he said he conducted 200 inside the access white house to many people, including the president and he interviews. caller: okay. you know, that is his interpretation, i guess, he's -- i'm not -- i haven't read the book, i can't be too critical. he said he spent three hours with the president and that, you now, how can you write a book on three hours spending time that is now president of the united states and write a book about it, i'm understanding that? host: do you think you will buy the book? to buy no, i'm not going it. i can't, so much negativity against the

reacted differently it could have had a horrible outcome. >> reporter: in san francisco, allen martin, kpix 5. >> rick says he didn't even know what he was accused of until the police car brought him back home. the police wouldn't tell him, he says, and he says no one ever read him his rights. ever. >>> the last of any steady rainfall is moving out of the san jose. still raining in both morgan hill and gilroy, moving out of the bay area. scattered showers continue until beyond lunchtime tomorrow. you can see the scattered showers off to the west and north of san francisco. but it's snowing in the sierra. that's wonderful news. frankly we need to precipitation more there than here. it's snowing heavily above 4,000 feet in elevation continuing until mid-afternoon tomorrow. mount tam, nearly an inch of rainfall. about half an inch in san francisco. same for windsor and vallejo. it starts to get chilly tonight, but the afternoon highs tomorrow won't be that high. napa tonight 39 degrees with some clearing skies. big strong waves at the oregon coastline. 35, 40 feet high making our 22- foot breakers seem n

have had, from the last 15 years, a group of presidential counselors with people like rick atkins and don miller and allen malette and rich frank. we have a core of people that are an advisory group that help look at us when we're still in the skunk work stage in trying to shape a story for the future and be sure it's correct. and then the new institute for the study of democracy, we've hired our seniors, a mary stone professor, rob zatino and another four or five ph.d.s in that center to look at everything we do, and also to have that network of the advisory groups to examine the history that we are trying to tell. to come back to the point, though, of a moment ago, the issue of history is news. i mean, our new world war ii media and education center, we're thinking about a podcast around the idea of world war ii news. well, there's news on world war ii every day. somebody's either using or misusing, whether you're talking about the munich agreement or the good war, or whatever, the atomic bomb, i mean, the justifications for munich were used by every president going into iraq, afghanistan, comparing it