>> it's me, shaq. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, shaq.ere with austin butler. >> hey. >> hey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so we're talking about the graceland news. >> this graceland stuff is messed up. >> jimmy: i totally get that, austin. >> that was me. i'm shaq. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, sorry. >> no worries. all good. >> jimmy: thanks, shaq. >> no, that was me. i'm austin. >> jimmy: sorry, so would either of you potentially be in the market for a house like this? >> i think so. i've saved a bunch in my career. >> jimmy: well, you are one of the greatest nba players of all time. >> no, that was me. i'm austin. >> jimmy: okay. >> you play basketball too, austin? >> jimmy: no, i thought that was shaq talking. >> i play basketball. i'm shaq. >> jimmy: i know. this is too confusing. >> i totally agree, austin. >> jimmy: no, that was me. i'm jimmy. >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: hey, austin. >> no, that was me. i'm shaq. >> jimmy: you know what, i'll call you guys back after the show. shaq and austin butler, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm

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so shaq, set the stage for us today. what is trump planning there? >> reporter: hi there, ana.ump gets the return to the place where he's said he wanted to be for the past couple of weeks as he's been sitting many that new york city courtroom deal with that trial. a couple hundred of them lining up behind me, not just here in wisconsin, but in michigan. of course two key battleground states that he lost in 2020 after winning in 2016. and to that point, the messaging here and these visits are more than about those who will be inside those rall inside those events who will be listening to him directly. it will be about those swing voters, those who have changed their positions and preferences over time. it is a county still dominated by conservative, since donald trump won in 2016 you've seen it shift ever so slightly towards democrats. i want you to listen to what some folks told me about how much that trial is impacting how they view him on the trial. >> the trial seems to be more of a kangaroo court, and i don't take it seriously, and i think very few people do. >> it's not to

. >> that's interesting, shaq. you're in michigan today, i know you spend a lot of time in wisconsin as well, what do voters tell you about what questions they have about these two candidates, what answers they might be looking for. >> yeah, katy, based on the conversations i have been having, it's clear that there are still things that could influence the election. you were just talking about the debates, the fact that you'll have both candidates on stage. voters will watch that closely, especially swing voters, issues like abortion. we know courts are making rulings. there's different -- voters will be able to have their say on the ballots in different states. we know the perception of economies will be a major factor in this election, but based on my conversations, katy, trump's hush money trial in new york city is not one of those issues that will help them make that ultimate decision. i want you to listen to some of the conversations i have been having with folks here in kent county. it's a unique place becaus

a delegate please. >> a motion to add ariel shaq and she's from new jersey? did i get that right? i think so. it's been moved and seconded. fantastic. do we have objections? we have a question. but we don't have an objection yet. to the point of parliamentary inquiries. >> yes, are we voting to remove her from new jersey and add her as a delegate from -- >> thank you. we are voting to remove her as an alternate from new jersey and add her as a delegate in missouri; is that correct? >> yes please. >> okay. there we go. there's your information. is there any objection? >> alicia parcell. delegate from california. i'm going to say first of all i'm not a member of they caucus faction. >> boo. >> go ahead. have at it. but i've spent -- i spent my time over lunch wringing my hands over what to do with what happened this morning. it matters if we follow our rules. this is the presidential convention. we don't want lawsuits against whoever is nominated coming out of this. and i had trouble -- i'm a parliamentarian. i had trouble knowing how to vote on the questions t

and the time will come, and shaq must die, as eastern logic says, and accordingly, in the post-putinra there will be many different scenarios, to return his occupied territories, as at one time, for example, it endured a pause and did it. croatia, what prevents this scenario? this is quite a likely thing, and rasmuson, the ex-secretary general of nato, who proposed such a formula, spoke about it, sometimes it was interpreted incorrectly in our country, it was interpreted as, say, the recognition of territory beyond ukraine that can be supported by nato precisely by applying this of the fifth article, when guaranteed. complete security of the territory, in fact it is not so, no one cancels ukraine, no, no, ukraine, internationally issued borders, as they were, are, and this was the formula for joining nato, if not through the door, then through the window, relatively speaking, there were different options, once france was only in the political part of nato, and not in the military, that is, there could be some peculiarities regarding ukraine, and here it is quite possible that ukraine

but first, we'll start off crime for shaq moment at san jose state university where their deadline starts right now at 6 jack. >> well, that's right, folks. that deadline now about a minute past the hour now. and still no showing from university or any anybody related to the school that take a look to your right here. you can dozens upon dozens students here making their voices heard rallying for the people gaza right now. now, this isn't anything that's new students have been rallying for the past several days. going back to last week. even they were hosting citizens that were going on from about 10:00am to about 08:00pm in the evening and then resting over not come back here and regrouping. but as of last night, there is a 24 7 encampment here just along the lines, mechanics that we've been seeing at stanford and at cal now here at san jose state university's response is to tell the students that they are in violation of the time place and manner policy. and now the school says that they would like to negotiate with some of the students and offering about to volunteer about 3 students h

and this is also the choice rate that you know, shaq fix you. so ministers have been pushing for tougher measures. i would say we have an empty bottle of 5 days a week or 10 days maxima while you have to fulfill these entries on this. and if not, then we have to take sentence business for me. what would be my proposal on the table? but that's unlikely to happen due to unity rules, and it's on popularity, which is really officials as the regard to the u. member states who might want to put some sanctions on this topic. again, why would you do that? why would your rewards terrorism in the face of what is happening right now? we have seen yesterday, rockets from rafa, going into eas, rather territory all the way up to television. so i really want to see who can not justify going in there. do you members also approved a plan to revise their rasa border assistants? mission seen in the speech. it was suspended in 2007 after him off to over goza. monday's move takes the you a step closer to supporting simpler border crossings, but they can't become a r

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. >> bill, as shaq mentioned the direction of this storm next where are the threats today. >> tornado threats are lower today. we still have a lot of people at risk of severe storms, wind, hail and isolated tornadoes anywhere from western new york back to the ohio valley, mississippi river valley, into areas of central texas, this enhanced risk, the chance of seeing not just wind damage and large hail but isolated tornadoes, this area in red, for that reason, storms are popping up and the storm prediction system has issued a tornado watch for waco. north texas, under severe thunderstorm watches. isolated strong storms will continue well after sunset the worst storms have been north of dallas and they're kind of sitting here and lingering and that's always a problem especially if the soil is saturated. we have flash flood warning for sherman texas, north of dallas. additional rainfall, another 1 to 3 inches possible from waco all the way through northern louisiana, southern arkansas, that's where these storms will head as we go throughout later portions of tomorrow. we want to avoid th

shaq brewster joins us from greenfield, iowa. what are you seeing there today?> reporter: hi there, jose. the damage is so extensive and so impactful for the town of greenfield, a town of 2,000 people. the only people let in are residents. members of the media have to say outside. when you look at the video on your screen right now, you see the extent of that damage. so many homes completely obliterated and cars flipped over! look those trees and how splintered they are. we are hearing from the governor who says this is a search and rescue operation and not updating how many people were killed but saying multiple people were killed and that multiple others were injured. i want you to listen to what we heard from folks as they survived that devastation that you're looking at. >> one thing i really wanted to get was my -- my dad was in the marines and i had his uniform in the study closet and i can't find it. so we are going to try -- my sons are going to come to try to dig through, if we can, and find his uniforms. >> reporter: law enforcement is saying today tha

when shaq turned pro, there was a bunch of endorsements. that one stood the out for me. with all these legendary centers including bill walton who who just passed away this week. my next guest sent out a note this morning after the release of the pce report stating that april inflation better than march, still not good new. let's bring in fhn chief economist chris lowe. the core inflation number, you know, everything's kind of moving sideways. it's obviously getting slower. it's not good enough yet. if is there a magic number that it's good enough for the fed to start cutting? >> yeah. i think there is. it's a number that annualizes to 2 on less. and we had six of them in a row in the second half of last year, and hen, you know, we came9 into the first third of this year, and it's been tough sailing. this was the best number since december, but it was -- the core annualizes to 3%. i think we still need to make more progress. charles: and the fed should not change their mind about the number being 2%. should they adjust to a 2.5% number or a 3% number? if. >> the whole re

shaq, what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: hi there, chris. for folks inside the room, there's a lot of excitement, especially the fact thank you very much donald trump not in trial, not in a courtroom, and instead, back on the campaign trail. based on prepared remarks we just got from the former president, we can expect to hear him talk about the economy, talk about inflation and the impact it's having on people. you can expect to hear him dismiss the job numbers, low unemployment, and essentially say that's fake, this is an economy hurting people. based on his social media, don't be surprised if you hear about the trial as he is on that stage behind me. i'll tell you it's a topic that has come up with supporters outside of this venue, of people in this battleground state, in this crucial county in this battle ground state. i want you to listen to some of the conversations i have been having with people, starting with the whom who says she has been shifted away from donald trump because of the courtroom battles. you think you sided with donal

details about a shooting involving police in san jose and officers shot a man who had a gun crime for shaq moment. has that story. well, the shooting here that happened sunday in the seaside san jose apartment complex is the 3rd officer-involved shooting to happen so far this year having city leaders want to look further into these officer-involved shootings when they do happen. it also has residents here at this apartment complex, a concern. >> it all started with a 9-1-1 call people living at this east side. san jose complex reporting a man shooting a gun outside his van. he was later identified as 41 year-old ricardo view, every out and by the time police arrived shortly after 4 in the afternoon. >> this prompted a separate officer to discharge his firearm striking the suspect man was critically injured. one neighbor showed us this parking garage where she says police march the bullet holes and additional details are still unfolding. but one thing's certain people here are on was scared. it was care. mendoza moved here just this year and says his family was watching tv when fort and whe

but officers recently just now made the arrest for shaq moment has the story. >> let's set the scene here for a moment. it is springtime in east side. san jose. the temperatures are warming up and you want to escape the heat. so child head to baskin robbins and once you do head to this baskin-robbins, you head inside, you wait for the ice cream when all of a sudden boom, a man runs up seemingly randomly breaks the glass, sending shards of it. flying on to you and your kid. you both go running has neighbors here quite concerned over the safety here and that has police looking for those victims. shocking surveillance camera video from last month depicts the attack. you see that child sitting down inside the baskin robbins off a born square and then glasgow's flying sending shards of glass flying sending shards of glass towards that child. you can screaming. that's horrible. happened to like like i said that, come with my my nephew, my knees in something like that happen. it will be by scary levy rivera lives in this neighborhood off capitol expressway and says this baskin robbins to he

shaquille brewster is just outside of greenfield, iowa, shaq, that community was hit so hard.are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, ana, the damage so bad in greenfield that law enforcement is keeping members of the media and anyone who's not a resident out of the town right now as they continue to do their searches and continue to begin to start that clean up. look at some of the video that our team has shot both last night and this morning where you see block after block, full of devastation. you see homes completely destroyed, cars completely toppled over. there was so much damage that people who were sent to the hospital had to then be moved to other areas because even the hospital sustained damage. i want you to listen to what we heard from people who rode out that storm and survived that devastation. >> i had my dogs and i was squeezing my dogs because i was scared. >> my dad was in the marines and i had his uniform in the study closet, and i can't find it. so we're going to try. my sons are going to try to come and dig through if we can and find his uniforms. >> i've lived

we saw it in the sound that shaq gathered. >> we've had these conversations with the young generation you and i were having this conversation, and so many young men grew up as him being the god father of this republican party, right? the certain person that they would idolize, parents or grandparents did, and there's a certain level of macho man that donald trump emits, and there are young people that look at him, as what it means to be a leader. look at what it means to be the face of a redefined republican party. and for them, his behavior is not out of the ordinary, and for them, they see this guy as somebody they have heard on college campuses themselves. they have been a part of the conversation, a dialect that makes fun of and repudiates, right, sort of the causes on their campuses. >> donald trump seems like normal politics for a lot of young people because it's all they have known. if you're 21 and voting, donald trump came on to the political scene in earnest when you were eleven years old. he's been around for ten years now, for nearly ten years. nine years in terms of polit

shaq, let's talk to you, and forget these republican lawmakers and politicians, let's talk about theey telling you in wisconsin? >> reporter: yeah, katy, you know, it's interesting because this is a battleground county in this battleground state, and in true kenosha fashion, there's a group of two gentlemen behind me who i just overheard arguing about this news, and i went over, stirred the pot a little bit, had a genuine conversation with them, and my take aways mirrored the conversation since the verdict is read. this is breaking through. the headline is being blasted across social media, they know the number of counts, may not know the details of the case, but they at least know the headline. two it's largely reinforced how they felt about donald trump, and to some extent, how they feel about joe biden. i want you to listen to a sample of the conversations i have had in kenosha since the verdict was read. >> how does that change anything for you in how you viewed donald trump? >> i didn't like him in the first place, so that's about it. >> you voted for biden in 2020, you plan on

shaq, good morning. what did you learn? >> reporter: hi there, jose.y're definitely aware of, but most people are saying that it is not going to be a deciding factor in the way that the economy or abortion would be. look, we come back to kent county time and time again because this is a county that was a republican stronghold, but that donald trump won by just three points in 2016, and then joe biden flipped, earning eight points in 2020. so, yesterday i went to a swing dance lesson, it took place, it brings together people from all across the swing county, yes, probably being a bit too literal, listen to what they said the impact the trial is having on how they're viewing the election. you're considering voting for him again? >> we'll have to see what happens, this outcome right now. >> reporter: does the trial impact whether or not you support him? >> yeah, he could be in jail, you know? >> no. others things he does impacts how i feel about him, but this, no. i can understand him wanting to hush it up. but everybody in politics is wanting to hush som

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shaq, thanks so much. >>> this morning we've been going through donald trump's interview with "time magazinewo interviews with trump and conversations with more than a dozen of his closest advisers and confidants were the outlines of an imperial presidency that would reshape america and its role in the world. to carry out a deportation operation designed to remove more than 11 until people from the country, trump told me. he would be willing to build migrant detention camps and deploy the u.s. military both at the border and inland. he would let red states monitor women's pregnancies. >> okay. >> and prosecute those who violate abortion bans. he would, at his personal discretion, withhold funds appropriated by congress, according to top advisers. he would be willing to fire a u.s. attorney who does not carry out his order to prosecute someone, breaking the tradition of independent law enforcement that dates from america's founding. he is weighing pardons for every one of his supporters accused of attacking the u.s. capitol on january 6, 2021. more than 800 of whom have pleaded guilty or been