rubin.d i think, like you, eric, i was really surprised to hear mr, she's sri lankan american, so i can only imagine the emotions that all of this is stirring up in that family. eric: sadly, these days, it seems that no one is immune from this, if indeed this is a terrorist act. we will see what the police say as we await a police news conference. not yet scheduled but we will bring it to you live here on the fox news channel when we get it as we're covering the latest shooting, four victims taken to the local hospital. we will have much more on this when we come back. i can't believe it. that there's a lobster in our hot tub? lobster: oh, you guys. there's a jet! oh...i needed this. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. we could have been doing this a long time ago. so, you guys staying at the hotel? yeah, we just got married. oh ho-ho! congratulations! thank you. yeah, i'm afraid of commitment... and being boiled alive. oh, shoot.

ktvu's ann rubin was at people's apartment as search warrants were served. she spoke with relatives and neighbors. >> we begin with alyana gomez who talked with a man who was just a few feet away when the car plowed into all of those people. ali on is here now with an update on victims and with what that man told her. mcculley on it? >> good evening, frank and julie. i can tell you at this hour, 4 of the eight victims are hospitalized. two of them are in san jose. the carnage was witnessed by several people and we spoke with a menu mentioned earlier. we spoke with him earlier today and he said he cannot get the horrific images out of his mind. a still moment at a red light, derailed like a speeding freight train. the driver of a 2010 toyota corolla sped past don draper's convertible tuesday night seconds before slamming into a bank people at the el camino real and saratoga saratoga avenue . >> i saw a woman, her body flying in the air, upside down in front of me, her feet up in her head down and she was relatively high up, maybe her feet were like at a 10 fo

i am bob rubin, and on behalf of my colleagues at the hamilton project, welcome to today's forum, which as you know, is the economics of bail, fines, and fees in the criminal justice system. in 2008, about two years after the beginning of the hamilton project, we had our first forum on criminal justice reform. we came to the topic, because we have been very focused on urban poverty. the poverty that has replicated itself through generations. but then, we realize that there is a criminal justice component to this, in a very serious, justice component, and that led us to the recognition, that, the criminal justice system was exacerbating the poverty problems that we are focused on. it also led us to recognize the enormous dysfunction of our criminal justice system. which is excessive as you all know, in many respects, and the numbers of people incarcerated about six times the average, of the developed countries. the sentences that are too long, parole and probation, that is too rigid, and very important, inadequate vibration that we give to people in prison, but life after prison, and the

peter rubin one of the deeds was trying to read the needle and throw the facade to say somehow this isthreatening rhetoric or make people feel unsafe which is ridiculous. we should not be playing into this absurd conceit. there are millions of students abroad in asia right now who are studying night and day for the privilege of attending an american college this alleged à of hatred. there are students of color, why do they want to come here? because they understand that american college today offers boundless opportunities, you can read every book that is ever been written. this is something that would have driven the renaissance humanist mad with envy and desire. yet these students are being taught to think of themselves as victims. it is educational malpractice. >> that was heather mac donald, author of "the diversity delusion: how race and gender corrupt the university and undermine our culture" on book tv. you can watch the rest of this program by visiting our website and searching heather mac donald book at the top of the page. you are watching booktv, here's our prime time lineup

for jay-z to be the first one to get rick rubin to produce in such a long time shows you how special't one. hit me. ♪ fools that want to make sure my casket's closed ♪ >> yeah, that's money. >> rick rubin created so many classic records. the beastie boys and run-dmc taking a break beat and mixing it with an ac/dc guitar stab. that's rick rubin 101. ♪ i pull over to the side of the road ♪ ♪ i heard son, do you know what i'm stopping you for ♪ ♪ because i'm young and i'm black and my hat's real low ♪ ♪ do i look like a mind reader sir i don't know ♪ >> jay-z represented you you can have real longevity in hip-hop. for the longest time new york had been the center of the world in hip-hop. the south for the most part hadn't made itself heard. that started to change in the 2000s. and you're getting outkast. and outkast is amazing. ♪ >> outkast became rap's beatles in the 2000s because we found both but particularly andre becoming more obsessed with a kind of adventurous landscape of music. ♪ yeah i'm scared as a dog ♪ ♪ >> hip-hop knew about outkast. but then they come out with an album "s

ktvu's ann rubin has been following the case and joins us live with more. >> reporter: authorities say the break-in in the case came as the cameras on ring doorbells and neighbors who shared the videos online. authorities believe this man, jackie gordon wilson from the sacramento area was in san mateo working as an uber driver. they believe wilson picked up a family on ram street, took them to the airport, returned to the home they just left to rub it. in that case, an alarm sounded, scaring off the man and he went around the corner, burglarizing a home on nash drive and said. both homes had ring doorbells with cameras and that was when neighbors began sharing videos online that they realized what had happened. the victims in this case asked we not show their faces. mcgee had dropped that couple from the airbnb off at the airport which gave him even more of a reason to come back to that area, specifically that house to try to rub that house. when he was unsuccessful, he went around where he could, obviously and i guess our house looked enticing. >> i am thinking twice about taking ride

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from the sudanese people we are committed we are committed to a negotiation however after today the rubin no chaotic scenes no chaotic scenes not after today. in the name for. this be upon you greeting. and respect to all of you. the military. forces. bless this great revolution which gave hope to all the sudanese people to have a democratic modern democratic state that is respected by all neighbors neighboring countries and the international community we agreed at the first meeting with the negotiating brothers in the declaration of free and change of freedom and change. that. we are. working in partnership in order to go through a literate transitional period to start a democratic. country that discipline and democratic system and we were never on this basis and lookin into the means to achieve this aim the. people of the three the men change their aims are as follows that and bashir and here is a regime to. resign immediately which they did and hopefully this will be a forever for my new transitional government from all sects of the. peoples we agreed with them on this basis and look a

ktvu's ann rubin was in the courtroom today and brings us this report. >> elizabeth holmes showed up in federal court in san jose in a light gray suit instead of her trademark black turtleneck. >> -- she declined to talk to the media after her former boyfriend and company president, sonny bell on a. the two are accused of engaging in a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud patients, doctors. they claim they could get results with just a drop of blood but authorities could do nothing of the sort. they same that they knew the blood testing equipment was not capable of doing what it advertise and test results were less accurate than conventional methods. in court, lawyers talked about the mountains of documents they had to go through, 20 million pages so far plus more that just arrived. they agreed to a 120 day extension for discovery and to put up setting a trial date for now. holmes and bill on a will return to court july 1 when a trial date could be set, likely for sometime next year. lawyers expect the trial to go for 2 months when it happens. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu, fox 2 new

like rubin colin so former top official at goldman sachs where he directed financial operations around the world. given it background and trump's priorities colin plan to modify regulations in the way that increased funding and maintain the dominance of the largest u.s. banks in the world financial system. the united states has a huge competitive in an age he told a tv interviewer and we want to preserve that advantage for two years before alan greenspan or robert rubin had sought to maintain that international advantage. the idea of american banks as major players in the world economy dominated financial policymakers agendas in every administration from reagan to trump. admit february 2017 month after trump's inaugural and longtime observers and bank politics dismiss hensarling and trump's prospects for eliminating the dodd-frank act. those observers use terms like slop to describe the substantial efforts than any presidents treasury secretary would face in seeking a large overhaul of bank regulation. dodd-frank's tentacles will won't be easily cut a writer for an insurance oriented p

in san mateo county, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 13 parents involved in the college admissions scandal agreed to plead guilty including 5 people from the bay area. prosecutors in boston say actress felicity huffman is among the group pleading guilty to mail fraud charges. the admissions scheme involved rigging standardized test scores and bribing coaches at elite colleges and universities. in plea agreements, prosecutors are recommending present time on the low end of sentencing guidelines. stanford university says it has expelled a student in connection with the college admissions scandal. administrators say the students application contained false information, though she was admitted through the standard admissions process. her family reportedly gave $500,000 to the sailing program after she was admitted. the school fired sailing coach, john vander moore who pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy for agreeing to give spots on the sailing team in exchange for bribes. >>> parents and students protested outside of a junior high school in the south bay today, speaking out against

. >>> ann rubin has reaction from political leaders and the south bay. >> reporter: some say it is a political ploy. others say there will be legal challenges but today, president trump reaffirmed his wish to transport immigrants to -- detained at the border . >> we are giving strong consideration to having people after a 20 day period because again, you are not allowed legally to hold them for more than that, we will move them into sanctuary cities. >> reporter: legal experts say there are concerns. first, whether the policy would be enforced equally with all 300 or so sanctuary cities receiving migrants and second, whether the intent is, as the president indicated, to punish political foes . >> this way of going about it, using it as a threat, i think would easily be found by a federal court hearing to be unconstitutional because of the abuse of power. >> reporter: already, a gross of house chairmen have launched an investigation into the proposal but in the meantime, sanctuary cities like san jose are discussing how they would handle an influx of people. >> we have a housing crisi

and san jose, ann rubin, fox 2 news. >>> the national muslim advocates organization is calling for a hate crime investigation. in a stamen latina, the group said this horrific act unfortunately is just the latest example of an ongoing epidemic of anti-muslim violence. >>> san francisco police say a mother and baby are expected to be okay after they were hit by a car in the twin peaks neighbor this morning. the accident happened before 10:00 a.m. . witnesses say one vehicle was turning left when it hit another car, forcing the vehicle into the woman's pushing a stroller. both driver city cooperated with police. the mother and baby were taken to a hospital in stable condition. >>> guess at the fremont hotel got more than they bargained door, finding himself caught up in the middle of us what situation. two people barricaded inside a room there had been on mission boulevard, and that closed for most of the afternoon. we have live coverage now from rob malcom. this all started when officers spotted a stolen car. >> that's right, andre. you know, there were no injuries out tonight, and th

it happened on monday ktvu's ann rubin tells us authorities say the suspect used a lure of a band-aid to get the girl alone. >> reporter: this facility full of bounce houses is the site of birthday parties and play dates. now, authorities say pump it up in belmont was the scene of a crime. and 18-year-old employee, tavi benelli is accused of lewd acts with a child. authorities say he learned a girl into a private room and asked her to turn around and jump. >> she looked over her shoulder and realized he had his cell phone it was taking photos of her. she said, "what are you doing." >> reporter: attorney general wagstaff said bonelli then touched her inappropriately . >> he said she had a deadbolt on her behind and brushed her behind with his hand as if knocking off a bug. all of it was made up, a ruse. >> reporter: authorities say the child meing was wrong. the ju vehave the wherewithal to report immediately to the nanny who worked with parents and got it reported to law enforcement immediately. >> reporter: the san mateo county sheriff's office responded, confronting the suspect and

>> ann rubin in the south bay tonight. >>> a bus fire, a big rig looted and gunfire. it was all part of a sideshow in oakland. coming up at 5:30 pm, police say enough is enough and will change the way the respond to these violent gatherings. >>> a good way to make money but not very friendly. >> a proposal for a toll on lombard street in san francisco. the outside approval the city would need before they could start charging drivers. >>> dozens of swastika's painted at a park in san francisco. the quick response from the city and what police are looking for tonight. direct there are raindrops falling outside as the afternoon commute commences. i will let you know how long it will last and where it is falling the heaviest. he would a few minutes. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto.

in gilroy, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is a red carpet night in oakland and stephon curry is thered attraction. i have a live report coming up. >>> back here with a soggy afternoon forecast that includes more sunniness in the upcoming days. we will see you back here with the 5 day forecast . >> we will go to heather holmes in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are looking at for the 7:00 news on ktvo plus. >>> new information on the boeing 737 max 8 jets grounded by the faa. why it will take longer to get them in the air. permit also an oakland priest who died over the weekend is remembered as a trailblazer. will tell you about his special gift. those stories and more coming up live on ktvo plus at 7:00. >>> barry manilow joins us on the 9, his generous donation to a music school and a surprise announcement. >>> download the new fox 2 weather app. the power to prepare. >>> facebook's new docuseries profiling steph curry debuts next month but right now, an exclusive screening getting underway in oakland . >> the series is called stephon and the gang. we just spoke

ann rubin joins us live. >> reporter: the takeaways from today is that lawyers have concerns about the slow pace of discovery, the large volume of documents and the fact that scheduling billionaire witnesses may be hard. >> what happened today? >> elizabeth holmes shut up for federal court in san jose in a light green suit instead of her trademark black turtleneck. she declined to talk to the media. she and her boyfriend were accused of engaging in a multibillion-dollar scheme to defraud investors, doctors and patients. the two ran a palo alto based blood testing company that claimed it could get results with just a drop of blood but authorities allege they could do nothing of the sort. in fact, they say they knew their blood testing equipment was not capable of what they said and that there testing results were less accurate. they agreed to a 120 days extension for discovery and put off setting a trial date for now. >> homes and bella watts he will appear again on july 1 when a trial date could be set likely for sometime next year. lawyers expect the trial will last up to 2 months whe

back to you. >> ann rubin, live in sunnyvale. thank you and earlier today i had a chance to speak with the suspects mother by phone from sacramento. she told me her son works for the department of defense in sunnyvale and had been taking medication for his ptsd. she also said that he would never have driven his car deliberately into people and she could not believe the fbi had been looking into whether this was possibly a terrorist act. >> reporter: what do you think of them even going down that road? >> i just think it is absurd. my son would never do anything like that. he wouldn't. not intentionally. somebody even called his grandmother and tried to tell her last night about this and she said, "not my grandson, no way." i called my mother and told her and she said, not isaiah. that is all anybody would say about him. not isaiah because he doesn't get in trouble. >> his mother also said it is possible that peoples could have suffered some sort of seizure. >>> investigators are trying to determine a motive and witnesses describe

nathan rubin, author of "moving america forward" here to explain the idea.a little bit of context, we are currently the right in the middle of the worst drug epidemic in the history of the united states, may be of the west, more people die of drug o.d.s then died of car crashes and the entirety of the vietnam war, in the middle of that cory booker wants to send tax dollars toshhe drug dealers, tell me why this make sense? >> i don't think that cory booker is talking about sending money to drug dealers, but he is talking about nonviolent drug possession charges, whether it is -- >> tucker: no, he did not say that. he said people with marijuana charges. possession. >> tucker: very few people with personal possession charges went to prison for marijuana in the last 20 years. some did, but very few. almost all were people who were accused of dealingea drugs. intent to distribute. so these are drug dealers. >> over the last year, over 600,000 people have been arrested and charged with marijuana possession. so those people are certainly feeling the effects of bein

ktvu's ann rubin has more on how driving to a concert or warriors game is strongly discouraged. >> reporter: when it opens the chase center will hold 18,000 warriors fans but have only 950 parking spaces leaving some apprehensive but they say don't worry, there is a plan. >> we have a good plan but it is not focused so much on parking but the message that the best way to get to the chase center will be to take mass transit. >> reporter: the warriors are funding express bus service and parking control officers at over 20 intersections. >> we will be able to load four two-car t trains for every event at the arena. >> reporter: officials announced parking restrictions are meant to deter driving. >> the curb rules, the parking meters in the neighborhood around the center will be set up to support the local businesses and residents, which means residents will see parking on residential streets. >> reporter: but the warriors are working hard to make sure plans n get to games easily and talks of packaging tickets and public parking together >> we love the warriors out here >> reporter: the first t

richard rubin as well. >> do you think we're going to get his taxes? >> i actually kind of think we will, but i'm wrong about everything else. >> i also think it's a dragon on your dress. >> it might be, it's a rorschach test. >>> we're going to be speaking next with tom carper who is a member of the finance committee, he's also on the homeland security committee, we can cover immigration at the border with him, you are watching velshi and ruehl right here. we have a lot to cover. that man's got answers, stay with us. people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should

. >> good evening, thank you for coming out to the rubin museum of art. i am tim mchenry and i direct engagement at the museum. a taste of inspiration from the philosophic way of life and brings them to you in the foothills of chelsea. i hope you can digest them. i will refer to them later in the program. this is a series that has been running for 13 years called brain waves which has psychologists, scientists from other walks of life to help us better understand how our minds and brain function and do with them. brainwaves running for 13 years, the subject of this year is power and power isn't always in the british tradition, power is not gained by attachments or clinging to positions releasing them and letting them go. tonight's conversation is very different and might be presented at the theme about the future of the nature of time. it draws upon the past and looks at how to navigate ever more perilous future and it is embodied in the new book "this view of life: completing the darwinian revolution". in this book doctor wilson looks at the nature of ch

it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] thathat was a bad idea. still, aw, i love him. all right. well, let's see who our winner m . and, oh, hold on, tually hearing we have a last minute wild card entry. >> steve: ohmyreally? >> jyeah, it's a clip of lou dobbs trying to pronounce the name of a city in mexico. let's take a look at this. >> the caravan of mostly central american immigrants is e now inexican city of w -- tonight. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i think we have a a winner. congrats, lou. this has been the "nfis flub l four," everybody. ♪ hey, everybody, today is -- [ laughter ] >> steve: wasblahaca >> jimmy: me-- >> steve: wathlda. >> jimmy: wahal -- wahala. guys, today is friday. and this is usually en i tch up on personal stuff. you know, check my inbox. i return some emails, and of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was running a bit behind, so i thought -- [ cheers and applause ] if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd w just like te out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that okay with you? [ cheers and

it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] that wow! >> jimmy: what? >> steve: oh. a flip. >> jimmy: wow! can we see that again? is there any possib -- that's insane. >> here they come down the hill. it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] that was a bad idea. >> jimmy: that was a bad idea. still, aw, i love him. all right. well, let's see who our winner is. and, oh, hold on, i'm actually hearing we have a last minute wild card entry. >> steve: oh, really? >> jimmy: yeah, it's a clip of lou dobbs trying to pronounce the name of a city in mexico. let's take a look at this. >> the caravan of mostly central american immigrants is now in the mexican city of w -- tonight. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i think we have a a winner. congrats, lou. this has been the "news flub final four," everybody. ♪ hey, everybody, today is -- [ laughter ] >> steve: wasblaha. >> jimmy: mexican -- >> steve: wathlda. >> jimmy: wahal -- wahala. guys, today is friday. and this is usually when i cat

>> ann rubin, live in san jose. >>> what is next in the immigration battle?will discuss it more with related jackson who is a political scientist at san francisco state. this plan to release immigrants and sanctuary cities if it happens, which many people don't believe it will but if it does, would it stand or do you agree with the previous analysis that it is almost certainly illegal? >> it certainly is unusual to have a president really pushing the envelope on the legality of issues like this and really at odds with many members of his own party, members of congress and even his cabinet. i think it is definitely certain that there would be legal challenges if they tried to go ahead with this plan. >> how might this plan be put into place? would it be through executive order award congress need to weigh in? >> this president has certainly shown he is willing to do things on his own without the support of congress. i think that is probably how it would come about if in fact, he does try to follow through with this but it would be interesting to see whether, n

and alarm went off and as ann rubin tells us, that's when he allegedly set his sights on another homenearby. >> >> reporter: 30s believe uber driver jackie gordon wilson dropped a family at the airport and then returned to burglarize the home they just left. it happened on randy street in san mateo at a home that happened to have a ring doorbell and alarm. wilton wasn't scared off in that case, but proceeded to go around the corner successfully burglarizing a second home. it belongs to shauna and scott who asked that we not show their faces. >> i'm happy we are safe, but there are family heirlooms that i am really, really hoping i can get back. they are from my grandmother and go all the way back to the holocaust. >> reporter: they have a ring doorbell and it wasn't until the neighbors share their videos online that they realized what had happened. they believe the driver, who was from the second area, only targeted their home because he had and we were. up in the area. >> it definitely makes me think twice about taking rideshare's further after this. i think everybody should this is

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even in today's digital age one zero and feel that my rubin's need these spaces especially if they can serve as cultural hubs. you know well the two dream of new books by african and other modern day authors art exhibitions and cafes the first task this year is to take stock and bring the library back into shape. and we end with some much needed good news for a group of captive whales in russia whose flights prompted an outcry from the public and even celebrities like leonardo dicaprio authorities have signed a deal with international. scientists to free the nearly one hundred whales orca whales have spent months in cramped ten spear the sea of japan for code that's after a company called to export them to china images of the whales sparked a campaign to free them forced to interview. you're watching d.w. news up next kristoff will be here with business going to be looking at france's top restaurants and asking question where do they get their caviar from six. more still to come. up. crushing anniversary play and destroy still the tight knit in the hunting expedition because clegg clai

shira rubin is freelancejournalist from tel aviv and has been watching the results come in from the headquarterss latest in terms of what we know about who has a majority of either it is still too close to call? the latest is that it's a dead heatin call? the latest is that it's a dead heat in terms of both parties, both of them, each of them have 35 seats. they are a dead heat. that said, it's highly expected that the current party will win because they have the coalition partners. all of the expectations, they have enough coalition partners to form a government whereas the left—wing party, the blue and white, they don't have enough numbers. it's showing all over the israeli media that it showing all over the israeli media thatitis showing all over the israeli media that it is the expected case. to saying that the elections have shifted further to the right. by that be played out in the coalition that be played out in the coalition thatis that be played out in the coalition that is formed? absolutely. the ones that is formed? absolutely. the ones that are being seeing who will be very likely, t

even in today's digital age one zero and feel that my rubin's need these spaces especially if they can serve as cultural hubs. you know while the two dream of new books by african and other modern day authors art exhibitions and cafes the first task is to take stock and bring the library back into shape. football now in the quarterfinals of the champions league kickoff they're saving tottenham host manchester city in an all england clash city are trying to make history the season achieve something no other english side has ever done win a quadruple that's two domestic cups in england as well as the premier league champions league. manchester city barely have time to catch their breath right now in bed guardiola side to reach the english cup final at the weekend now they european hopes are on the line star striker sergio aguero returns from injury to boost a stellar attack also featuring rocky stirling as the campaign for an unprecedented quadruple continues. to knows this will be a tough examination of city's credentials even if he'd like it to be an easy encounter. who goes into minut

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. >>> the san francisco giants will play the blue jays at toronto this afternoon ann rubin exciting winer an exciting win in toronto. . brandon belt broke is sign in the outfield with that hit. the giants had four homers. they needed every one of them. the blue jays had a grand slam in the bottom of the 8th. in the 9th the giants had a one run lead and will smith closed it out. yes, it is over. today the giants are trying to make it three wins in a row. the game starts at 1:07 this afternoon. >>> in the meantime the oakland as will go for a sweep of the ranger this is afternoon after a blow out win at the coliseum >>> hit hard, into the corner, here comes laureano. he will score! >> he did! the as took a commanding lead in the 4th inning after a two run rbi down the line and two runs scored. marcus simeon added to the lead later in the inning and the as won 11-5. this afternoon the game starts at 12:37. >>> if you are headed to see the as, warriors or either-or today, you should take public transportation and get this early. both teams are playing at home. parking lots are expected to f

as ktvu's ann rubin tells us, that's when he set his sights on a home nearby. >> reporter: jackie wilson dropped a family at the airport, and then returned to burglarize the home they just left in san mateo at a home that happened to have a ring doorbell and alarm. wilson was scared off in that case, but went around the corner successfully burglarizing a second home that belongs to shauna and scott that asked we not show their faces. >> we're happy we're safe, but there's family heirlooms i'm really hoping i can get back. they're from my grandmother and go back to the holocaust. >> reporter: they too have a ring doorbell, and it wasn't until the neighbors shared theithe driver, who was from the sacramento area, only targeted their home because he had an uber pick up in the area. >> i definitely am thinking twice about taking ride shares further after this. this is a big deal. >> yeah. >> he used to this facilitate committing a crime. these ride share companies, the drivers come from all over california, and this example he came from rancho cordova. >> reporter: uber released a statement

dave rubin joins us tonight, dave, thank you so much.ught immediately when i saw what they are doing. our people and came the implications of your criticizing a person committing an act of violence byr doing it? >> dave: of course we have to separate criticism of ideas from criticism of people specifically.ng you have to be able to criticize any set of ideas. a set of ideas, whether a eopolitical platform, say republican or democratic platform or religious set of ideas whether islam or christianity. by the way, this is what religious scholars have done for years. they rip apart the text and argue over the meaning of the text. you have to be able to criticize ideas. the main thing i was thinking while you were talking is that we live in a strange time where the same people who will call you a white supremacist, who will call donald trump a nazi,ha and 40% of the country deplorable's, racist or the buzzwords that you talk about, is that in incitement to violence? if you use their own logic against them fighting against nazis and hitler, ab

"washington post," conservative writer, jen per rubin, asking for barr to be impeached. conspiracy. msnbc. tin foil hat conspiracy theory msnbc. cnn. treasuring the atty. they didn't do that to rod rosenstein or muller. >>>> i find the attorney genera, giving credence to conspiracy theory theories. >> it seems like the attorney general gas lit the country. >> a two-time attorney general, turned in his glass for a tin foil hat. >> he paid maid it clear. i am not the attorney general for the country. >> the attorney general of the united states in a dog whistle to sean hannity watchity is a big deal. >> he is a flunky for donald trump. he's notot an independent think. he sounds good, seems sincere. but if you look at what he disrks not what he says, and you see the actions of a hatchet man here and it's really disturbing. >> conspiracy theorists for two and a half years lying, the very people that lie, they don't want their lice, conspiracy theories exposed, they've been push tg every second, every howrks every minute of every day, including their coverage of this very topic just a fe

. >> and rubin garcia, enunciation house which helps refuge seekers, he talked about the surge of asylumkers. what did he have to say about it? >> reporter: so the numbers in terms of the influx that we're seeing here in el paso, they are reflected in the shelters. the shelters and the main one is run by them, they are the front lines of the influx that we're seeing. and he said a subject is when more than 1,000 refugees are released by i.c.e. to his shelter in a given week. released by i.c.e. because they don't have the capacity to hold these folks. we have had four of those surges just this year. and this fourth one surpasses all of the surges i have seen. that is how concerned people are and the capacity aspect of it is what is most overwhelming. that is due to two reasons. it is the influx and the remain in mexico policy and the third is the metering that is happening over here with people who want to seek asylum. so the most worrying thing is that el paso could be ground zero for what the border could look like if policies like remain in mexico are to be expanded and that is what we

imagine jordan peterson, joe rogan, dave rubin.aid to challenge the media mob orthodoxy. greg is for charity, true. but by skipping the dinner, trump has stripped away the novelty that has changed the charity event. he made it great again. it's now about journalism. in order they are miserable. dana, do you know this event, it supposed to be for charity and that's good but it became events for people like avenatti, the flame of the moment, that would show up. >> dana: you know people who would invite avenatti. you know them very well. that's exactly what i'm talking about. i went six years in a row with the bush administration. i'm not a night owl. i did like to see the folks. i did like to see people. it was fun. it was always colder than you thought it was going to be. you dress up in your miserable. he's not coming to the dinner. let it go. also they do have a point. it's not like he's just skipping the dinner. he's going to go to a rally and say i came here instead of being with them and he's going to attack the media. >> greg:

in san mateo, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> lawmakers are expected to take up a bill today that would restrict the use of deadly force by law enforcement. yesterday demonstrators rallied in support of this. if passed, this would be the strictest law of its kind in the country. under the bill, officers would only be able to use lethal force when there are no safe alternatives to preventing death or serious injury see injury. current laws allow for the use of force when someone is feeling. >> it should be centered on the goal of resolving situations in a way that preserves life. and provides an opportunity for accountability when i'm officer acts outside of these bounds. >> state law enforcement agency strongly oppose this bill. they say it would only add to the dangers facing police officers, and create a safety threat for the general public. >>> suncal students say they are fighting mice, bedbugs, possibly mold in their dorm rooms. they say what is worse is the university has not been much help. a reporter has their story and a response from the university. >> reporter: from tattered

. >> greg: 's to people the republican side that are -- like jennifer rubin, never fully recovered. >er and see a psychiatrist. i think politics can be personal. your values, your beliefs but you have to keep things in perspective. politics is not everything. you should go out, get off twitter, enjoy life that things are going to be there at the end of the day for you. it's not going to be political parties. pilates. >> dana: at the end of the day, i have pilates. on mondays. >> greg: if that is not a teacher, make it. dana says at the end of the day, i have pilates. oh, my god. "one more thing" is up next. one-millionth order. millionth order. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. windshield fixed. with safelite, you