the rye doesn't taste like the rye that you see in the rye bread.ou eat rye? >> i do, but usually with pastra pastrami. >> and there's also seeds. seeds are another great way. throw these in a salad. you have to try this. put in salads, my favorite way is in soups. throw it in yogurt. >> is it beanie? >> it's more nutty. it's got a nutty light taste. again, you've got that nutritional punch in there. you've got all that fiber, you've got the protein. >> rye is in the wheat family? >> it's in the wheat family. it does have gluten in it so if you're on a dplgluten-free diet not going to work. >> kelly ann -- you guys have that table in the back. >> kelly ann, thank you so much. you can find more about the super foods we've been talking about this week. go to today.com. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> okay. birthday time. >> all right, here we go. bring on the smuckers jars and let's meet some nice folks. first up, happy 100th bit drthd to mr. arthur gertz from walnut creek, california. arthur and his wife will be celebrating 75 years of marriage ne

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political commentators angela rye and ben ferguson are both here. good evening to both of you. for joining us. what is your read on there? is it appropriate for the nra to accept foreign contributions? >> the nra period is inappropriate. i don't have anything specific on foreign donations except to say that the 2016 election was certainly a very tangled web that continues to spiral out of control. there's some new pieces of information we learn every day about what trump's campaign manager knew, what his deputy campaign manager knew relative to all the things they've done with russia. now the nra potentially accepting foreign donation that from a search of their own records they don't have any proof that the money was used in the elections. i would be interested to see what someone else's investigations discovered. >> do you think that that practice will invite the misuse of funds if they don't take foreign money, they don't have to worry about the funds being used illegally. >> i don't. i think the nra is pretty smart about this separating the funds. the same way that planned

we'll be right back. >>> and we're back with angela rye, michael singleton and paris danard. just a quiet conversation going on. i have to ask you because you were once there. hud secretary ben carson, you formerly a senior advisor there. he's considering changing the mission statement of the agency, removing promises of inclusion and discrimination-free communities. the new mission statement says, hud's mission is to ensure americans have access to fair, affordable housing and opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency, there by strengthening our communities and nation. what's your reaction? >> i mean, he's not removing the promise, don. they're just taking -- they're considering, i should say, taking those words out. i should note for the viewers completely different from what it is now. it was changed in 2010, about two and a half years into president obama's administration. i want to emphasize the word fair because you read the recent statement. it does say fair. if we can be honest about this and not play with semantics, fair means beyond bias, beyond unjust. so, i don't

these are things that have broad support and the house is going take up the stop school rye lens bill next week and pass -- violence bill next week and pass it. the second thing is more difficult to do but i believe we should have a at the bait on. whether it's the age or some of the other issues we discussed and senator nelson mentioned some of the things he supports. those issues have been around before. but i don't think that we should keep that from getting us to do the things at the front end that we agree on. i think if you can begin to do the things that you agree on, it creates a level of momentum that allows to you keep going and doing more. these are not small things. they're meaningful. they don't go as far as some people want. but i think they are steps in the right direction and we are in the job of passing laws. that means 60 votes in the senate and the majority in the house and a president that will sign it, that can with stand constitutional review in a court of law. and our job is to make things better. whether it's across multiple steps or in one big sweeping piece o

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back with me now, olivia nuzzi, angela rye, and steve cortes.a, as part of the president's three-point plan to take on the opioid epidemic, he wants to impose the death penalty on drug traffickers. take a listen. >> these are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people because we can have all the blue ribbon committees we want. but if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time. just remember that. we're wasting our time. and that toughness includes the death penalty. >> what do you think of that, angela? >> plain and simple, it's cruel and unusual punishment. donald trump is completely out of line like so often. he's completely out of line on this. he's also completely misled on where things are, where the discourse is in criminal justice discussions and on criminal justice reform. everyone knows at this point that folks are pulling away from the death penalty. and when we're talking about coming out of the obama administration where there was a clemency initiative at the department of justice to help get folks

back with me, angela rye, scott jennings, and rick wilson. incredibly powerful images, angela, of students walking out of school today, demanding change when it comes to gun laws. do you think washington's going to return with some action? >> you know, one of the most significant tweets i saw today is from brittany packnett, who is a good friend of mine. she says, how about we send the kids to congress and send congress back to school? they're demonstrating the type of courage we should be seeing from congressional leadership and from the white house frankly right now. we shouldn't be seeing someone step up and say, okay, we're going to raise the age on when you can purchase weapons and then dialing back because they're afraid of nra contributions or the lack thereof for 2020. i think we have seen very clearly that the nra has a stronghold on our elected leadership, and it's time for them to be accountable to the students, to the worshippers who have been impacted by gun violence, to people who are just walking down the street. it is time. >>

. >> here's a look at our live events for tuesday, interior secretary rye -- rye sin sin testifies in front of the senate budget committee at 10:00 a.m. on cspan-3, then the house comes in and they are working on legislation to improve legislation on experimental treatments, then the commanders of central and africa command testify before the senate armed services committee about the 2019 budget were then bet bets -- betsy devos then former prime minister david cameron testifies about global security. >> sunday on q & a, colorado colorado college professor tom cronin talks about his book, imagining a great republic. >> i think that a reading of major american political classics is ee nobling and empowering in terms of, this country stands for something special and the great writers and all of these people are story tellers saying that our tribe wants to do something special, not just a city on a hill but a city that cares and loves one another and it willing to work with one another and understand that le for bringing about progress. >> q q & a, sunday night, 8:00 eastern on c span. >

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>> well, what mueller is looking at, rye to remember there's two basic things he's looking at. he's looking at the e-mails and whether or not when the russians hacked the e-mails and used them to effect the election, whether or not americans were involved and colluded with that. and that key investigation involves three people, kushner, don jr., and paul manafort. and so there are all kinds of investigations going on with those lee people to find out what happened in that june 16th meeting and whether or not there was an agreement in some way that meeting or before to use them to effect the election and that the trump campaign was participating in that. now we are hearing about all the questions revolving kushner. other investigations are going on in each of the three. the pressure is heavy on kushner that we know. but probably what is the next thing that is going to happen in that, it's not kushner. that is happening under the radar. it's manafort. he is in a really tough situation. he has been charged and he's -- the charges are easy to prove. he's 69 years old. or his birthd

as a matter of fact i prefer frosh ryes to be double bagged because i use them to pick after the dog in the backyard, i loon the bathrooms with them. they are great, efficient and cheap. can throw them away. thank you,yon, appreciate. >> all right. let's bring in the a plus panel to break this down. am joined by immigration attorney. about two goad sue. bill caruso also with us. ged sue, bill. and linden city councilman. all right. i will start with you. know you love this subject. when they asked me paper or plastic at the grocery store. sometimes even ask for both. what if you would wonderful. was in suffolk county in, no and they have a five-cent fee for plastic bags. it was bit of a nuisance. i felt like we have a communal responsibility to be account for where these plastic bags are going. i am not against it. >> i can note it mam gin a black market. >> i am hording them now. >> aim double bag. love plastic bag. i think, i do agree them. at least it the other thing is going to encourage me to redouse the use of plastic bags. bill: why is that democrats, yeah, sem dem cra tend to

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emeritus of the inter american dialogue a washington based think tank from how viner carlos ulta the rye cuba's former ambassador to the european union and also in washington larry burns director of the council on a miss for affairs welcome to you or i would like to start by asking mr this do you believe that we are witnessing a genuine power shift in cuba. i would i would call it a generational transitional power which doesn't mean a break with the past. of course it is continue doing change i think the most important changes that have been taking place in cuba over the last eight years eight ten years on the road castro will be the benchmark for which we would have to draw the future and as a matter of fact when raul castro took over from castro he started the process of adaptation of the economic model and the political model too and there are where the politics and the way of doing politics and to a government that he's brother fidel had carried out. will change how are they changing their change basically to a more institutional life for formation more a consensus type of government

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david: the private sector is clearly making rye grassprogres.his be addressed without the government? in the security areas, disclosure is the way we approach a lot of issues. why don't we require for the country to disclose pay differences between men and women? tina: i hope that we could. we try to do that and one of the things we tried in the obama administration, after five years of study we issued a rule in 2016 that was modest and required companies to disclose wage cap's and what they were paying people around different salary levels. i understand that rule has been repealed. you don't know if you are being paid unequally. companies do a lot of times is they punish workers for talking about their pay. one of the things we want to do is ban pay secrecy rules. david: talking about the summit, and childcare. it is directly related to women's progress in the workplace. we have more single mothers and fathers in this country, whether it is right or wrong, women have more responsibility. how do you make more progress to catch up with the rest o

tom: their foreign ministry vowed rye tall tory -- retaliatory reaction. and the russians were asked to respond which cobbs that to shut down in russia. >> i think the boeing angle is big. such a big air base so close to boeing. up in new york, 12 of the 60 expelled russians were from the united nations. nikki haley said you do something unacceptable, you pay the price for it. >> we take no joy in having to do this, but we won't let them get away with what they have. it's not just the united states, you are seeing dozens plus countries saying enough is enough. we need to see this stopped. reporter: these individuals will begin 7 days to get out of the country. that's for themselves and their families. tom: has russia re-spondsed? reporter: fox cameras caught up with the russian ambassador. he said the relations between the u.s. and russia have been in a crisis mode. here it is. >> would you retaliate? do you intend to expel as well. >> listen to what moscow will say. you know diplomacy pieces there is a response when such things happen. reporter: that ther

. >> if he goes in there and sits down with kim jong-un and says we want some rye lea -- wee relief oninn sanctions and wet a denuclearization process? >> we have to have fool proof because there have been bad actors in the past and they have not lived up to their promises. if you give them food and money, you eat the food and spend the money. that's what happened to us in the past. hugh do you negotiate -- how do you negotiate in a way where you can verify what they are doing. trish: one of the problems for kim jong-un is he might be looking at the situation and looking at history and thinking in very recent history, it didn't work out so well for qaddafi in libya when he gave up his weapons. even similar -- if you look at saddam hussein as well. power for these dictatorships comes from their ability to strike back. ed: he has an extraordinary military today. he'll do a lot of damage to the south with the traditional military weapons they have on that bored they have been building up 40-50 years. the nuclear gives them a capacity to go beyond their borders and to the south. and there is

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hate the phrase there's a nothing burger, i will say there's nothing chicken salad sandwich here on ryeoast. there's zero, a fishing expedition, unless the special counsel has probable cause that something in trump's private business dealings are related to colluding to commit a crime, it's border line criminal to be seeking a warrant in this case. cheryl: that's the investigation, though, that's the point of having the investigation and mueller is somebody that is not leaving any stone unturned. he has some of the brightest legal minds on his team. question, too, how far can it go, what i say within the business, the trump organization, i mean, once you get lawyers, your e-mails, files, everything is open, i mean, the president never, you know, gave us a look at his tax returns, is that where the potential problem could be for the president? >> i'm not saying that the special counsel or his staff are definitively doing something unlawful, what i'm saying is that i'm highly speculative because jus have the right to investigate somebody doesn't mean that you can start surveilling them. y

russia is becoming a are bit of a that a rye pariah state. >> and on stormy daniels, the porn star who said she was paid off to cover up her affair with mr. trump. he tweeted, since this is what really matters, the ratings for my client stormy daniels' appearance on 60 minutes crushed by millions, as well as the november 2016 appearance. an attorney for the personal lawyer michael cohen who allegedly made the porn star spamt firing back. >> stormy daniels is sthopg best deal she can shop. i call exit torsion. >> as for the legal team, the white house brushed off questions about why so many high profile troerns turning down the chance. >> the president has a highly qualified team with several individuals that have been part of the process. ty cobb, jay sekulow. >> reporter: the president is scrambling to find a way to pay for the wall on the brord, talking about taking it from pent. >> i can't get into the specifics but i can tell you that the continuation of building a wall is ongoing. >> perhaps because that would be a sign of a key campaign promise that is tumbling down. >> and who w

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and angela rye and alice stewart. i'm going to start with april since i screwed up her name.litical moments and performances. last night a performance by common and andra day, performing the song, stand up for something from the field marshall. common called out the nra in his rap. watch this. >> on oscar night, this is the dream we tell. a land where dreamers live and freedom dwells. immigrants get the benefits. we put up monuments for the feminists. tell the nra they ain't god's way. and to the people of parkland, we say ashai. >> he's talking about parkland. what's your take on that, april? >> i think it was fantastic. it is imperative that public figures and celebrities use the opportunity that they have when they have it with their platform to speak out on social justice issues. not only was common and andra day there, but behind them were dolores huerta, patrice from the black lives matter movement, cecile richards from planned parenthood. tir raun na burke, the founder of the "me too" movement. it was incredibly powerful statement that they were standing with these wom

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it will help with the rye at that timvitalityof the northern. our investment site improvements and long term alcatraz operations. the repairs will give them the freedom to build their new facilities which will be currently limited by current restrictions. we'll help with the renewal of the northern waterfront. pier 29 is currently unownershipped. real estate has potential tenants to occupy it. we'll extend the life of the pier for 30 years if not longer as well as minimize future repairs which will be less accessible t due to sea level rise. this is an overview of pier 31-point a. the blue area is the project footprint. the embarcadero will be to the south and pier 31 on the left and pier 33 on the right. they extend eastward into the bay. the alcatraz ferry is at the top of the screen. the blue color represents the footprint. the colors and lines indicate the repair type and locations. we've also solicited for two alternate areas pier 31 and 33. however, due to budget constraints, we'll not be awarding these and they will not affect operations.

republicans lose the mid-terms, the democrats will never fund this thing and will be reliant on paul rye ant's sensors and a few drones and replacement fencing to protect america. i will repeat, this is not what the american people voted for. you know what really gets me? it's an embarrassment to the president. he knew how to win this election. the republicans in the swamp want to take it away from him. last week he was at the border inspecting wall prototypes when he said this. >> president trump: the fence, it is a very powerful fence, not doing the trick. they cut holes in it. then they're patching homes all the time. you have hundreds of holes cut in and pamped. so the fence is not strong enough, not the right idea. but for those people, if you don't have a wall system, we're not going to have a country. >> laura: okay, i agree with him, it can't be fences that are repaired intermittently with holes in them. you don't have a wall, don't have a country. today there was a meeting of millenials at the white house, pretty cool. and it is great to hear their concerns on a variety of topic

. >> 7:17 the official sun rye. you are looking at our east bay hills camera.showers have been pushing out to the hills and the main tacktivity has been on the peninsula into south bay this morning. in the mountains it is still snowing. we are looking at all the advisories to be lifted. beautiful scene there. we have a couple of days of a break, ingoing tony and then into monday. as we get into next week we have rain on tuesday. a heavier storm head our way wednesday. and then more showers thursday and friday. that's going to add to the snow totals once again and we are looking at cloudy skies in truckee right now with a few showers around the area. live doppler 7 puts that in motion. you will notice the peninsula, the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, and the central coast, the wet weather right now. that's where you are seeing it from san carlos, highway 1 to redwood city. just about down to menlo park, crossing the bay, foster city, and west wad to highway 1. half moon bay, montero certainly slick out there. it's going to stay that way the next couple of

. >>> chevron is offering an apology in connection to the richmond rye finery.e startling noise that caused many of the neighbors to call us here at ktvu. >>> a major car recall from tesla. the problem with 130,000 car that's were made before april of 2016. mornings on 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> 7:00 on a friday morning. good friday for many. >> uh-huh. >> march 30th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about our good friday weather. i ducked outside. it feels good. >> i bet. >> how hot was it at the game. >> very hot. >> today feels cooler than yesterday. >> slightly cooler. your friday forecast is a walk in the park