sam: not really. we can't go on the house floor or senate floor but aside from that, the press can go most places on the hill. certainly, there is decorum. there's kind of the practice of the shouted question. we see white house reporters shall question that the president because that is their opportunity to ask them a question. you see lots of that on the hill because there is so much availability. if you don't get a question to speaker pelosi during a press conference, you might see her on her way to the house floor. it makes it a really fun place to report and also enables us to get a lot of stories and information. host: just about 8:30 on the east coast, talking about a busy week ahead in washington. plenty of callers waiting. jeremy, thanks for waiting. here in d.c., a democrat. caller: good morning, and thank you for taking my call. i really appreciate it. i wanted to bring up an article in the new york times about prisons in alabama. the new york times has it that the conditions of prisons in

sam: not really. we can't go on the house floor or senate floor but aside from that, the press can go most places on the hill. certainly there is decorum. the practice of the shouted question. that is their opportunity to ask. you see lots of that on the hill because there is so much availability. if you don't get a question to nancy pelosi during a press conference, you might see her on her way to the house floor. about 8:30 on the east coast, talking about a busy week ahead. plenty of callers waiting. thank you for waiting jeremy, here in d.c., a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. article to bring up an in the new york times about prisons in alabama. the new york times has it that the conditions of prisons in alabama is terrible. it is filled with sexual abuse and contraband. ourst wanted to say that prison systems and justice department are so much more about punishment. relish the often thought of prisoners delivering rate, torture or death. we call ourselves a civilized democracy but

sam paton pled guilty last year. prosecutors have since said he started cooperating with prosecutors even before he signed his formal plea agreement, even before he pled guilty. they say he's been very helpful. judge amy berman jackson in washington, d.c. today explained she would have considered a prison sentence for sam paton were it not for his considerable cooperation with prosecutors. but given the nature of his crime and his lack of a previous criminal record and prosecutors wholehearted endorsement and appreciation for whatever it is he's been helping with them all these months the judge ultimately gave sam paton today three years probation and a $5,000 fine. and again we think that may be the lightest sentence of anybody thus far as a mueller defendant. that said with sam paton's case now coming to a close and him walking out of the courtroom today a free man, we the people, we the observers of this whole scandal and investigation, we're all still very much in the dark as to how his case and his cooperation f

" for a public service announcement. >> we are the cast of "my sister sam."hat lunatic get a gun? >> a lot of the polls show that people are concerned, like yourself, and yet this is a very emotional issue, a very controversial issue. any fears on your part in getting involved and speaking out? >> yeah, you're taking a chance, but i couldn't live with myself and say she was a wonderful girl, and we loved her and miss her and not try to affect it. i'm not saying people shouldn't have guns, but people have got to be screened. it was a very political stance. i testified in front of congress on behalf of saner gun laws. >> the availability of guns in the united states is a public health hazard. >> we shouldn't have the kind of weaponry that we do. >> there are hundreds of millions of handguns in the united states. we do not need to be a gun society. >> that gun issue is an ongoing debate, but stalking has now been clearly criminalized. >> and yet, 30 years later, many celebrities are still falling victim and have horrible stories to tell, like former "dancing wit

laura, sam, good to have you back. sam, let us start with the daily mirror. a striking headline.lag, blaming the police for backing off. i mean, they're making the point, they are accusing the police of surrendering london street 's to the climate change protesters. it is interesting your new walk around london today, around parliament square there are only a smattering of protesters, there is no traffic, everything is closed, it major disruptions to people in london. they are making the point of why asked the police are waiting in and sorting it out? it is a dilemma for the police. you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. people will remember the protests a few years ago, anticapitalist protests, where they were cackling protesters and there were lessons about the tactics they used. i think the issue is that they used. i think the issue is that the government, sadiq khan, the mayor of london, nobly disagrees with their method and what they are protesting over. —— nobody. because thatis protesting over. —— nobody. because that is not controversial, if you we re that is n

everyone here is amazed at sam's veting back on his feet will be long and difficult, but sam says he's up for that fight. he's alert and able to move his go for sam romero. >> it was pretty scary. sometimes i think about it at lting up wide awake and kind of sit there. >> it happened the night after his last mma fight. sam was out with friends for dinner and drinks when he either fell or was pushed off a highway 87 overpass. he fell six stories before lanning in the river. he still doesn't remember exactly what happened. a jogger found him some eight hours later and called 911. >> i'm a little banged up, just a little bit. >> his family calls it a miracle. >> i'm going to chaj hnge his n to lazarus because he's back from the dead. it's amazing how quickly he recovered. it's amazing just to see him and just to hold him and just to -- i don't have any words. >> if there was ever a time for me to rely on god, this was the time. that's all i really have to do. >> sam says the octagon is where he belongs. >> it's the hardest fight of m life, but i love the challenge. you'll definitely see m

sam patten had business connections with konstantin kilimnik. he himself has been indicted by the special counsel. prosecutors have. in court on multiple occasions that they assess him to be linked to russian intelligence. sam patten, of, admit to funneling illegal money into the trump inaugural. and that's the subject of multiple ongoing investigations including an sdny, southern district of new york, which has subpoenaed the inaugural committee. they are reportedly being investigated by multiple state attorneys general, by at least one other attorney's office and multiple congressional committees. was sam patten who illegally funneled money into the inaugural, was he helpful to investigators who are hook into those matters? at this point we do not know. whatever he helped with is still all under seal. all we know that prosecutors were absolutely dloielighted wi him. that's yes walked with just probation and a relatively small fine. speaking of ongoing investigations, today we got this 19-page identifying from federal prosecutors, explaining to

today is the turn of a star striker — australia and chicago red stars' sam kerr is now the all time topcorer in the nwsl in the united states and all time top scorer in the w league in australia. i'm only one player. and my life has changed a little bit. myself and the other girls and the crew are getting noticed more on the streets. you a lwa ys noticed more on the streets. you always dream to be a role model and always dream to be a role model and a famous sports star. i am sam care, i'm a striker and i play in the wsl for the chicago red stars and i play for the chicago red stars and i play for australia. are you kidding me with that role —— gold? for australia. are you kidding me with that role -- gold? probably the most rewarding for me was winning back to back golds. i kind of needed that season to prove to myself that ican that season to prove to myself that i can continually score and prove to other people but also myself. it gave me lots of confidence going forward. it is one of my, probably

sam rockwell! we're like, "sam, where did you go, buddy?" >> where'd you go, man? >> jimmy: yeah.'t even tell you how proud and happy i am for you. you won an academy award, dude. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> it's bananas. >> jimmy: you're oscar winner sam rockwell. "academy award winner sam rockwell." that's you, dude. congratulations. i got to tell you, i was watching the awards. i was there with my wife, who loves you, honestly, nancy. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and we both kind of teared up a little bit. we're so proud of you, dude. >> dude, thank you. >> jimmy: you put the time in. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: come on. that was awesome. [ cheers and applause ] we'll do that again. come on. come on. [ audience aws ] i love you, dude. i was like -- >> thank you, brother. >> jimmy: i was just so happy. >> love you, man. >> jimmy: you're one of my favorites. >> it's -- >> jimmy: i mean, do you -- you ever look back at -- we found your first head shot. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and think -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this guy's going t win an academy a ook at this. it's like a boy band. that's a

sam: not really.can't go on the house floor or senate floor but aside from that, the press can go most places on the hill. certainly there is decorum. the practice of the shouted question. that is their opportunity to ask. you see lots of that on the hill because there is so much availability. if you don't get a question to nancy pelosi during a press conference, you might see her on her way to the house floor. about 8:30 on the east coast, talking about a busy week ahead. plenty of callers waiting. thank you for waiting jeremy, here in d.c., a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. article to bring up an in the new york times about prisons in alabama. the new york times has it that the conditions of prisons in alabama is terrible. it is filled with sexual abuse and contraband. ourst wanted to say that prison systems and justice department are so much more about punishment. relish the often thought of prisoners delivering rate, torture or death. we call ourselves a civilized democracy but the

sam, your score came in at 2.8 litres per minute, jason, 3.4 litres per minute.ave four litres and more, for the women, for the men, six litres and more, so they have almost double the aerobic capacity you have. you have both been really good sports, no set of tests is complete without a proper race... ready... attention... go! settle in. you might have this, 700... don't overcook it. well done. fantastic, fantastic! excellent. well done. well done, brilliant. well done. move around, do what you need to do. nobody is going to throw up, are they? give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. jason, sam, you both did exactly what boat race crews do, which is go off hard, your heart rate rapidly rises right up to the max in the first couple of minutes. same thing, fast start, heart rate peeks out. so all we need is another two years worth of practice... and we will have you in a boat race team. i can't even stand up right now, you know how weak i am!

same street's" new family is touching a >>> next as texas tech and the university of virginia face-off, tonight on if court, the war of words between nike and michael avenatti is heating up on the sidelines. nbc's ann thompson has the details. >> reporter: tonight attorney michael avenatti playing his brand of hardball with nike, accusing the athletic giant of bribing more than 100 college basketball players, including some of its biggest stars to attend schools with nike contracts. >> you know what's disgraceful? bribing amateur athletes in need and putting them at their families at risk for federal charges all in the interest of corporate profits. >> reporter: among the players he says are ensnared in theged scam is forward zion williamson, one of the best players in the nation. avenatti claims williamson's mother was paid to get zion to go to duke, claims duke says it's are mentioned in avenatti's 41-page document dump of text messages and bank statements that he says show nike paid te

that's what sam likes to do. here is sam's reasoning, with his daughter nicole. how do flowers hold the secret of life? >> their beauty. >> do you appreciate their beauty? >> people love beautiful flowers. >> oh, my gosh.o be my grandpa. >> he is dealing with late on set dementia. here is the thing you need to know about sam. >> he likes to pick flowers. he loves his neighbors giving him so much joy. >> she thought she should communicate to the neighborhood. >> i would love to thank you for the years of joys you haveaveave brought my father. his friends have become the flowers he clips on his daily walk. thank you for allowing him this beauty in his golden years. >> right here. right in the ticker. >> this is why i'm writing today. for permission for my father to clip a flower from here and there on hisi have s eyes father andoy g couple >> your faer flower in the fron yard he desires. >> lately, my yard has gone nat. if sam sees something that he sees take it. >> super sweet story. nicole, a personal friend of mine. thank you so much for sharing this story about

sam sandoval in person. say this is my education. where the he schools nava word of navajo was forbidden. we continued that way through school six years. it was a boarding school. and it was one of the mission i attended all the grade.sixth nd from there -- and we were word ofd to not speak a first while there, the day. at the time that i started chool, i didn't even know a word of english and i could forth understand. not understand. my brother andto one sister. my father had a limited ducation, and he wanted us to continue our education. of course, my mother is not here. she was deceased at the birth of my sister. started talking navajo to talk.e we learned went e continued as i .hrough school at that mission the students that i went back graduated out of that school when i came back to old school because of the marine corps wanted navajo boys starting at the age years of age, and these .ll went to boarding school one, and ed with this he was already in college when mavrine corps. was working in nevada and came back and enlisted. u

sam paton pled guilty last summer for failing to register as a foreign lobbyist in the united states.e also admitted in charges documents to illegally funneling a donation into trump's inaugural. he was trump's stand in for a ukrainian guy who was actually given the $50,000. and also admitted to lying about all of that. today was the day to tell the federal prosecutors what kind of sennance he should get. given his crimes after he pled guilty. so the sentencing of sam paton even though it's been a low profile case, it's but an interesting prospect that we would learn exactly how helpful he had been to prosecutors and with what kind of information. it's been particularly interesting because of his connection to illegal activity around the trump inaugural. i mean since sam paton pled last summer we have since learned the trump inaugural has come under investigation by federal prosecutors in the southern district of new york, also in the eastern district of new york. also prosecutors in southern california. also the attorney general in new jersey. also the attorney general in d.c., and a

are you sam?sam. >> sam johnson has been coming to the may natural history museum for more than six decades. the museum inspired a childhood passion that paved the way for a career as an entomologist and high school biology teacher. >> i bring my biology classes here every year, and we look at literally the best examples in the world. >> this place is old school. wooden display cases with gooseneck lamps... the handwritten descriptions... and a collection that includes many insect species that have never been seen again. i've never seen so many insects. >> each carries with it this incredible story about its niche and its environment. >> have we spanned the globe here? >> oh, absolutely. it's from everywhere. >> the story behind this collection is almost as spine-tingling as this spider, which happens to be where the tale begins. it was captured by the original benefactor of this strange inheritance in 1903. james may was a british national who fought in the second boer war in africa. he was shot,

sam raockwell has been called a modern day chameleon. his latest, choreographer bob fosse.talked about his life and career with tony. >> reporter: sam rockwell's acting career, like a toy chest, is full of cowboys. >> trying to wear me down on this. >> reporter: outlaws. >> i'm going to die. >> don't keep going on about it. >> reporter: spacemen, and monsters. if you were to take every role you've been in and dump it out on the floor in action figures. >> it would be weird. >> what the crap? >> reporter: for rockwell, none of it is child's play. >> i've gone to therapy. i have an acting coach, a dialect coach, a voice coach. i don't do it alone. >> reporter: why so open about the work. >> there is a lot that goes into it. you don't just show up. >> my love. >> reporter: he's been disappearing into characters for so long -- >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: and so completely, he was once about as unknown as a celebrated actor can be. >> most of you probably know me as that guy from that movie. you know what i'm talking about, the main -- not the main guy but the other guy.

how did -- sam wanted you to bring this back to by?eeling well. and i got the call to meet thisr director that lly liked that he wanted to direct it. and from the time period that i schedud the -- got the call to schedule the meeting, it was about six days later, sam passed right before the meeting happened. so when i met the director, sam had been gone for about two days. and it felt kind of like a a calling that i was supposed to do this. >> jimmy: wow. >> you know? and it was a great meeting 'cause we talked -james had known sam as well as i had. you know, sam had played my father twice in movi i'd acted in his plays. i learned about acting from sam shepard. i got direct his work. i had a very powerful experience with his writing already. and it was dangerous -- i didn't want to do "true west" fm because phil h had done it so well. john c. reilly.ma >> jimmyovich. >> malkovich, sinise. you know, a big part of why i wanted to be an actor. and so i never wanted to do it myself. 'cause i didn't know if i could handle those ghosts. but

ahead in washington and joining us this morning on both ends of pennsylvania avenue we are joined by sam brody, congressional reporter for the daily beast and this is about secretary nielsen's exit from the department of homeland security, so the fine line, is your byline, your traveling with the president and secretary on friday to california. was there any indication on that trip that you saw that this might be coming? >> that might have been the only time. we've been expecting this for months and yet secretary nielsen was somewhat of a survivor in this administration. she's gone through like a roller coaster in terms of being on the outs and being back in. and in a way, she was basically in a good position but i will tell you that in the past couple of days and especially when the president started to ramp up his rhetoric about immigration crackdowns, trying to close the border, other sources around town started to reach out saying what do you think about her future so as the rumors started to circulate to sources close to the out secretary what is the status , not this again. and tha

sam, 3 minutes 57. you did what boat race crews do, to go off hard.in heart rate rises quickly to peak out at 166bpm. so all we need is another two years' worth of practice and we will have you on a boat race team. i can't stand up so you know how weak i am. and that was one sixth of the vote boat race? and that was one sixth of the boat race? yes. well done. good luck to both teams in the vote race, especially oxford. now let's look at the weather. we are looking at cold weather this afternoon. earlier we saw the weather cold enough snow across parts of the west midlands and also wales. this was the scene earlier today on the hills around ludlow in shropshire, snow covering the road. the snow brought in by this part of the weather system, that you can see on the satellite picture. carolling cloud but also rain affecting scotla nd cloud but also rain affecting scotland and plenty showers in between the areas of general rain. temperatures coming up over the last hour or two, by temperatures coming up over the last hourortwo, by1 temperatures coming up

hi, i am sam kerr to be a role model and a famous sports star.am and play for australia. are you kidding me with that goal! probably the most rewarding was winning back—to—back golden birds and then in australia as well. i need at that season to prove to myself that i could continually score and prove to other people but more so myself and it gave me confidence going forward. it is probably my favourite moment but also leading the team out for the first time as a captain. my sporting hero is leblon james. first time as a captain. my sporting hero is leblonjames. ijust love that he has been so consistent over so that he has been so consistent over so many years. he has a lot of haters and still seems to play well. ido haters and still seems to play well. i do not get starstruck but i met serena williams and i was really, really nervous before because she is the greatest athlete of all time male orfemale. she the greatest athlete of all time male or female. she was chilled, we talked and chatted. i think serena made me the most nervous but i defini

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los angeles and david palmer celebrity astrologist also known as the leo king in newark astrologer sam runnels and in the new york lucy greene is a futurist and wonderin thompson welcome to the stream everyone cheny i'd love to start with you how did you get into astrology in the first place. i had a reading when i was twelve years old and the astrologer read not only my chart but my dad's chart and my new step mom and her children's chart and as a young child coming into a new family set up the astrologer was able to facilitate a conversation that really helped me to understand the difference between me and my kind of new family set up between me and my step brother and sister and it really helped me understand that we all work through challenges really differently and all come into whatever group setting or life or what have you with our own. it might. go ahead. yet it did it really spoke to me and everything that the astrologer was saying really familiar and that familiarity i was like what is this how do you do this and she had written a book and so i got that and i've been studyin

reporting live here from oracle park, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> looking forward to it, sam, thank you. >>> netflix is aiming to ban the term, chick flicks. with a tweet, the service said romantic comedies have nothing to do with gender. the company argued the term, chick flick, cheapens the work. it says romantic comedies and films centered around women are just as hard to make as other films. one except for chick flick, though, a film actually about baby chickens. >> are there lots of those? >> i think so. >> okay. >> there's a movie about it. >>> tomorrow is the anniversary of the devastating 1906 earthquake that brought san francisco to its knees end we're getting a new unique look at the day. 40 firsthand images show the moments and destruction following the quake. on top of all that, you can own this. swan auction galleries is selling the silver prints this week. they're ex. e expected to go up for sale for about $3,000. it's unclear what took the photos, but it's believed multiple photographers shot these images. >> those are incredible photos. >>> jeff joins us with a look

. >> reporter: sam asked us to protect his identity because his attacker is still out there. he was driving west on olympic parkway saturday evening when he says a blue mustang cut him off. sam laid on the horn which may have made matters worse. >> he was all flipping gang symbols and flipping me off, cussing at me. he told me to pullover. i wasn't going to pullover. i acted liked i was going to pullover and kept on. >> reporter: the audi sped off, but the mustang followed. anor another car, the mustang rear-ended him. the mustang driver didn't give him his insurance information. >> he wentent for the right side of my face. >> reporter: sam wound up in the bushes unconscious for a moment. >> when i came to i noticed he was on top of my trunk and he hopped on my window and barbed after he jumped. and he went over to my side mirror and barbed out my side mirror. >> reporter: the man in the mustang got away at least for now. >> he needs to go to jail for consequence, at least pay for my car. >> reporter: sam has a split lip and a concussion, and sadly he was not able to get the

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. >> sam champion live with a look at what's ahead this morning. >> would you tell spencer i said hello and send my love? >> consider it done. >> all right, thank you. coming up on "gma" on this friday the new twist in a heartbreaking hoax that so many have been following. the dna test revealed the man who showed up in kentucky was not timmothy pitzen, the boy who went missing nearly eight years ago. now his brother is speaking out and it's only here on "gma." the daring rescue this woman trapped in her car in miami dangling nearly an hour off the side of a building. prince harry taking on fortnite, blasting the game 200 million people play calling for it to be banned. we have a live event. ginger is in argentina, one of the biggest water falls and it's all going to happen here on the show. >> i'm from brazil. it goes through argentina and brazil. >> have you ever been there? >> i haven't. >> i want to go. it's on my list now and wait until you see it. if you follow her on social, the pictures are everything. >> sam, i'll go with you. >> what am i,

sam, your score came in at 2.8 litres per minute, jason, 3.4 litres per minute. the boat race, they probably have four litres and more, for the women, for the men, six litres and more, so they have almost double the aerobic capacity you have. you have both been really good sports, no set of tests is complete without a proper race... ready... attention... go! settle in. you might have this, 700... don't overcook it. well done. fantastic, fantastic! excellent. well done. well done, brilliant. well done. move around, do what you need to do. nobody is going to throw up, are they? give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. jason, sam, you both did exactly what boat race crews do, which is go off hard, your heart rate rapidly rises right up to the max in the first couple of minutes. same thing, fast start, heart rate peeks out. so all we need is another two years worth of practice... (!) and we will have you in a boat race team. i can't even stand up right now, you know how weak i am! and that was one sixth the length of the boat race? while down, folks. that was a gr

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sam champion tracking it on a friday night.lways great to have you, sam. >> reporter: good evening, david. as the storm exits the east coast, it's a lot of cold rain. let me show you the snow, ice and freezing rain. let's get right to the boards. in central new york, all the way to boston. keep an eye on the mix tonight. it's going to be a little slippery. our bigger concern, the storms you're talking about, david. that is developing in texas. jet stream dropping and another area of low pressure. it expands and could include tornadoes here and the flooding rain and places that flooded yesterday like lake charles all the way to new orleans. sunday the area of the storm expands to be even larger. david? >> thank you, sam. >>> now the search for an american woman we were reporting on. tourist taken hostage in a national park in uganda by gunmen demanding $500,000 in ransom. tonight the faithful decision that unknowingly put her in danger. abc's ian pannell is in uganda tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate hunt for a missin

i really do have to run, and i'll just turn this over now to sam skinner. and the congressmen and senators. >> thank you very much. >> not at all. we want to help, and we care about what's happened. >> well, we have already begun immediately to implement the president's program. we've met with the department of defense resources, which secretary cheney will talk about in a minute. we have already met with the exxon people and will be meeting with them again this afternoon. we're at full-scale -- we're moving full scale ahead on the president's directive, and we are totally committed to do everything we can to restore the alaskan area around prince william sound and any other areas that are affected to as close to nature as possible. secretary cheney. >> i'll be very brief. obviously our role at the pentagon in this effort is a supporting one. i think it's important people realize that we have been actively involved already. we've had a large number of flights into the area, the c5as to move equipment. there will be a team leaving today to see what additiona

let me go back to sam vinograd here with us.ple filling some of these positions. at what point does that become a national security risk? >> it becomes a national security risk at the same time it's actually a legal risk. the constitution mandates that congress confirm nominees to positions. right now, we have an acting secretary at the department of defense. we don't have a u.n. ambassador that's been nominated and tlth o there are other high level cabinet and sub cabinet level positions that have not met the legal requirement to be confi confirmed by congress. if we think about the actual national security risk here, it's really broadcasting to the world that president trump can't find people that are qualified enough to come into these jobs and, frankly, willing to serve in his administration. at this point, the pool of people, i think, that are willing to come into these jobs is rishrinking and not helped b the fact he publicly insults members of his team when they leave office and sometimes when they're in it. >> there's be

is he says does astrology really explain user behavior so a couple people with some questions there sam o. pasties over to you how would you done for them. yes absolutely i mean i came to strong logie as a skeptic as it sounds some of these people are and i've had that question many times i will with the impact of astrology on people's lives one to give them a sense that they're not crazy that some of the feelings and thoughts that they have that someone else can enunciate and clarify them without really knowing anything other than their birth data and i think that speaks to a lot of people and some people need some sense of encouragement to have some sense of timeframe about what's happening in my life i talked about saturn at the start of the show so someone may have walked into the office today and heard like their boss writing them and he like oh ok well maybe you know how can i cope with this and so they looked at the stars they looked in the stroller didn't get wisdom so you were a skeptic talk take us through your journey how did you become a believer and so i i started off as a

it's a huge, huge break. >> reporter: my sister sam became a hit. and rebecca became a rising star, landing on the cover of "seven teen" magazine and hosting parades on cbs. >> i'm rebecca shafer and excited toen be doing this par. >> the first time i saw her answering fan letters, she said look, look, i'm getting fan mail, it's great. they're telling me their problems and i'm answering them back, and it's wonderful, and i'm answering them back. and i said wait a minute, you're answering them back? it's dangerous, promise me you won't. and she didn't promise me. >> back when i was watching "magnum p.i.", this commercial came up. >> reporter: robert bardo was 16 when he first saw "my sister sam". >> she's outgoing and bubbly and everything. >> he wrote a number of fan letters to rebecca shafer and she responded to them, by saying yours was one of the nicest i got. >> the letter confirms for him that she reciprocates these feelings for him. >> reporter: bardo became obsessed with the actress and decided he had to meet her. he took a plane from his hom

all inmates are accounted for. >>> and a frightening morning at good sam hospital. a man walked into the emergency room with a pellet gun, demanding treatment. the hospital immediately went into lockdown. a quick-acting male nurse tackled the man and held him until police arrived and arrested him. no one was hurt. the emergency room is back to normal operations. >>> the widow of san francisco publ publ publ public defender adachi blasted people. >> it was like less than 12 hours, and the police report with pictures, and it was all over the news. we had no privacy. >> this is the first time that adachi's widow has spoke p publicly since his death. he died unexpectedly in february shortly after he was found unconscious in an apartment. the leaked police report included photo the from inside that apartment and details about adachi's private life. supervisors held a public hearing about the leak. a commander formally apologized. supervisors are calling for the finding of the source of the leak and firing that person immediately. >>> scooters off the streets of san franc

you'll have plenty of time, go ahead, sam. >> it's important to distinguish two things.st is the amount of information we currently have available about russia's attack on our country is apples and oranges when we look at what the previous administration under barack obama knew in 2016 when it implemented sanctions against the russians and when it publicized russia's attack on our country. as i said it is entirely possible that there is a massive intelligence failure to resulted in the fact that it took that long to see what they were up to. president trump and his intelligence community and his national security council have years more of evidence of what russia's doing and they have failed to deter that attack. >> scott, go ahead. >> here's what i think as an american voter i want to know how the previous administration failed and how to stop them in the future. we have another presidential election coming up in 2020. and i know there's going to be a lot of legal analysis on the obstruction piece and we've talked about that all day. but what's the most important thing

tonight -- sam rockwell. star of "killing eve," actress jodie comer. music from kiana lede. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. scientists this morning, revealed the first image of a black hole, which was apparently taken on an early 2000 nokia flip phone. [ laughter ] get the space camera! oh, we don't have it. [ laughter ] president trump attacked the russia investigation today and called the probe and attempted coup. well, i'm saying "coup" but you just know he said "coop." [ laughter and applause ] attorney general william barr testified before the senate appropriations committee today and said that he believes there was spying into the 2016 trump campaign, but that he has no specific evidence. democrats called the claim ridiculous, while fox news called it a great audition. [ laughter and applause ] after firing agency secretary

we are about to go to questions as soon as we hear from sam. get your questions ready. >> i think as the ngo person i'll bring in the private sector a little bit because i think we have to play to the strength of all actors that has the capacity of the state to govern and organize it so. there needs to be resources through civil society was subside for society have voice and to express voices of people. and then the private sector as a generator of jobs, how degenerate those jobs, how to bring in the capital? i had an interesting conversation with ngos and institutions bring in risk capital into fragile environments is how can one facilitate or accelerate capital come into the sopranos or foreign direct investment? and is there a role at foundations and ngos to playor large donors could play in mitigating risk of bringing capital to these of primus. i think what to look at all the different players, the different strengths they bring together and that is the complexity of what we're looking at. there is not a government solution to this or busi

white boy, sam. [applause] >> i want to thank all the great people at mission local for calling me that in the rating. thank you, i appreciate that. i don't know what to say. roberto took michael. >> speaker-10: now, okay. so five years ago, i was driving to my hometown of fresno, california. i was driving there because i was supposed to go down and convince the city council to let mission housing out one of about four or five projects in many years. we're on the brink of bankruptcy , and i was naÏve enough to think that i wasn't in over my head, and i definitely was, and i would not be here now , we would not be here now if it wasn't for marsha and our team and the mission housing board of directors then and now, for believing in us, and believing that nothing was going to get fixed overnight, but that it was going to get fixed, and so today we stand on this ground for -- on this acre of land in the middle of san francisco that represents so much, it represents a place where 156 low-income families

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you to heart you have to listen to your in authority and get it turton touch with your discipline i'm sam reynolds and astrologer and you are in the street. and i'm listening to my inner authority it's unclear when human beings started looking up at the stars and planets for guidance solace or comfort perhaps the strategy is as old as humanity itself but something a lot newer the digital age has started a global astrology boom astrologer and our current explains more. i think there's a void being laughed at by religious institutions falling apart by lack of faith in pharmacology lack of faith in psychiatry people are looking for a different way to try to understand themselves without going to certain extremes. and astrology comes in on these new technological platforms and fills that any. astrologers and investors are seeing opportunity where the stars and technology align according to one venture capitalist the market is now worth over two billion u.s. dollars and joining me to chat about the stars the planets and the tech behind it all are some of astrology biggest influencers from new

it is sam irvin that they're referencing, but usually it means they're about to say something pretty good. today it was connecticut senator richard blumenthal's turn with the whole i'm just a country lawyer trick. >> now, we have gotten from the attorney general of the united states -- we have been so fortunate to receive a summary of the report. you know who is beginning to say that report is inaccurate and unfair? the mueller team is beginning to say you didn't do justice to our report, you didn't provide the findings and evidence. now, i'm -- i'm just a country lawyer from connecticut. but i can tell you the law is pretty clear, there is no

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