president donald trump canceling sheehan's talks just days ago. also coming up ireland is set to liberalize its strict abortion laws exit polls show voters overwhelmingly support scrapping a constitutional ban on terminating pregnancy is what does it mean for the rights of irish women will go to dublin for reaction. and in football the countdown is on tonight champions league final defending champions around madrid take on liverpool but who will be crowned at europe's top football club will preview the big game. waiter welcome to the show and in breaking news from the past hour the leaders of north and south korea have met today for a second time in a month the two leaders met inside the demilitarized zone that divides the two nations not much is known yet about what was discussed but it comes after a whirlwind few days in which u.s. president donald trump first canceled a highly anticipated meeting with north korea's kim jong un before suggesting it might still actually happened. and to break this down we're joined now by journalist from seoul jo

robert sheehan stars as a small-time crook who crosses paths with a kidnapper played by david tennantid daniel. ( marty ) take a look at this... nasa launched a mission to mars this morning. and for the first time, an interplanetary mission launched from the west coast. the space agency's previous voyages to other planets all launched from kennedy space center in florida. but insight took off from vandenberg air force base in california. the probe will help scientists draw the first detailed map of the interior of the red planet. it will take about six months for insight to ( marty ) take a look at this... a calaveras county man catches a bear on his property. security video shows the man walking out of sight... and then theres the bear. the homeowner says the bear didn't look that old... and was probably a teenager. the video also shows the bear's fright and fascination with the man... you can see the bear playing a peak-a-boo game from behind the tree. but the homeowner wasn't interested in playing. so he slowly walked away from the bear. ( dave ) plenty of clouds and cool today. im

suspicions that the united states is prepared an indictment against wiki leaks founder julian assange or sheehan has for years refused to officially confirm or deny whether it had done so democrat congressman adam schiff a leader of one of the investigations into alleged russian meddling in the u.s. has said that he would accept testimony from a science but only if the whistleblower is in custody that's after a silence reportedly sought an audience with shift to prove his innocence you have joined us i was willing to speak to actually yesterday yes he told me when might this year end of the end why does join a side want to do that because well he's ready to show that there is no collusion but in a tweet wiki leaks denied its founder it ever made such an offer adding a songe quote does not speak to the public through third parties it was randy credico the man behind the story who insists that he was contacted by some of them wiki leaks when they found out that he was going to meet shift. i met him at the white house correspondents dinner and said he'd like to talk to me privately i said sure off

. >> jack sheehan, everybody. >> glad to be back. let's start. jared leto in gucci. what is that? jared leno in gucci. >> he looks like jesus. >> i think that's what he was going for. the crown? it's not of thorns. >> this is my favorite. >> j. lo. belle mie. that's a lot of leg right there. nicki minaj, oscar de la renta. >> you have a lot of detail. that's a beautiful train. >> that's a lot of red. >> sarah jessica parker, dolce and gabbana. >> what fabric is that, jack? >> i'm not really sure, she's got andy cohen, chadwick boston. he had the whole cape thing going. >> from "black panther." >> mitt romney and ann. his wife ann, ann romney. why were they there? >> yeah. >> he's running for senate in utah. he's on the upper east side. forget about them. the last time we saw tom brady he was losing in the super bowl. he was with gisele. >> i think he's winning at life, though. >> probably. >> what is that outfit? what is he doing? >> tough to know what's going on there. >> all that was the warmup for the battle for fashion domination between katy perry versus rihanna, jack, what d

. >> jack sheehan, our senior global bachelorette analyst has the latest. >> bachelorette analyst, episode one. we remember becca from last season on the bachelor, falling in love with what's his name, ari, then that uncomfortable, post engagement breakup. >> hi, chris. >> well, becca's back. she's ready, as she says, to do this damn thing. let's head to the driveway where becca's dudes were arriving, 28 guys, vying for her heart. one guy brought a cutout of ari. >> that's like really freaking me out right now. >> one guy got there in a chicken suit. >> like i'm not here to ruffle feathers. >> this guy's got to go. time for the longest cocktail party of the season. the drinks were flowing. >> boy, that was quick. >> just came out of nowhere, i'm like, did he pop up from the floor, this guy? >> here we go. >> my heart's open, and i'm looking for the one. >> somebody better cut this guy off. everybody trying to make a good impression on becca. no way. >> i know someone who may not be here for the right reasons. >> oh, dear. >> he's trying to revamp his marketing company. and my question is,

important vote warning lawmakers of what he called a political tsunami if they fail to elect him but sheehan has the support of all the opposition parties in parliament but also needs votes from the governing republican party to win all right let's get you the latest now from the w.'s and nick calio who is at the scene nick good to see you in central europe and in a republic square where supporters have gathered ahead of his vote to set the scene for us what's the mood there. well insulated this is a story in moments the public square is the biggest square in the center of yerevan and locals tell us that this is never been used for political rallies before because they never thought they could fill it well today they have having said that the atmosphere is still pretty friendly people are here with their families with this small children with their hands but it is turning recently concerned as they often drags on this was meant to be all over by now he was meant to be temporary prime minister some hours ago and yet the speeches in parliament just keep on going public and boss deputies critic

sheehan had the by line for that story.as there immediate reaction in the country to this, this first story? >> it's something that grew. it was a page one story. it was a big story. it was clear that it was a big story. the "times" incidentally did not publish the entirety of the rest of the pentagon papers. they spent three months editing them to decide what was newsworthy and what would hurt national security, beyond the one chapter that rick smith talked about. but it was a big deal from the moment it started to be published. and it was not surprising that the administration reacted strongly to it. the question was, would they do anything about it or would they simply condemn the "times"? as you mentioned earlier, relations between the press, the "times" in particular, and the nixon administration, were hosti hostile, and the one possibility could have been simply to minimize it, which one might do if one was afraid of national security secrets being revealed, to minimize it and denounce the "times." that's not the way

this is charles sheehan. >> good evening. a couple of upcoming item.ext commission meeting tuesday, may 22, 5:00 p.m., room 416. for that meeting we are confirmed to have a discussion about the department's retention policy for documents. we are also discussing internally how we can bring more zero 50 meetings and content for your meetings. next policy meeting april 9th at 5:00 p.m. in room 421. next operation committee meeting april 18th at 5:00 p.m. in room 421, also. >> thank you. any comments? any discussion? public comment? seeing none. next item, please. >> item 12 adjournment. the time is 7:04 p.m. >> thank you all. ♪ ♪

this week, kevin sheehan, the ceo of norwegian cruise line, one of the world's largest cruise companiesoyees. - oh, my gosh. announcer: how will he complete his undercover mission?

sheehan scribed a poem inside the bible. she did not write it hurt -- she inscribed a poem inside the bible. she did not write it herself. it later became a protestant hymn. --ould be true, for those for there are those who trust me. i would be pure, for those -- for there are those who care. i would be strong, for there is much to suffer. i would be brave, for there is much to dare. i would be friend to all. i would be giving and forget the gift. i would be humble, for i know my weakness, and i would look up and laugh and love and left -- and lift. that first set of words on each of those phrases, true, pure, strong, brave, a friend of all, giving, humble, it is almost as if as a 14-year-old boy he decided he was going to live his life by those words. poem todid was set the 41 his best friends and we said we are going to ask you to read the poem on camera so we would have everybody's voices and then you tell us which line of that poem you think most applied to george bush and give us a story to back it up. that became the n

and joined by two colleagues from the department of the environment, charles sheehan and julie bryant. so, what's the problem with cigarette butts? they are the number one littered item in san francisco. we know this because in 2009 and 2014 the controllers office and department of the environment initiated litter studies conducted to determine the proportion of tobacco-related litter to nontobacco-related litter. cigarette butt litter makes up 53% by item on the streets and sidewalks. cigarette butts or the filter are made of tiny strands of plastic, and they do not biodegrade. the butts are loaded with chemicals such as arsenic and lead that are poisoning animals that mistake them for food. when the chemicals leach into the ocean and ground water, threaten the safety of the fish we eat and the water we drink. the sad truth is, the filters are tobacco industry gimmick that trick the smoker to thinking they are smoking a healthier cigarette. despite manuel street sweeping, beach clean-up and litter abatement, $0.75 on a pack of cigarettes, cigarette butts are still in the environment.

gas buddy patrick sheehan tells us gas prices won't stop people from driving. >> memorial day kind of the kickoff to summer and july 4th, a big celebration and then labor day the last hoorah of summer. and so high gas prices probably are not going to hold a whole lot of people back from all of those celebrations, but it may hold people back from taking say one trip to the beach or going to that further away destination. >> so we checked the current bay area prices for you. a gallon of regular in san francisco, $3.85 $3.75 and a penny less in san jose and these are the highest prices in the country. >>> this weekend if you happen to be near downtown san francisco and driving, avoid first street. teams are doing glass replacement project for the transbay transit center. it should reopen in time for memorial day. >>> also new this morning. a story you may have heard before. another new record for bay area home sale prices. core logic released the latest data. medium prices for all homes sold climbs to $850,000 in the nine bay area counties. and also nearly 7500 homes changed hands and th

and gas buddy pet rick sheehan said gas prices won't stop people from driving. >> memorial day is the kickoff to summer and july 4th, a big celebration and labor day the last hoorah of summer and so high grass prices are probably not going to hold a lot of people back from those celebrations. but it may hold people back from taking, say, one trip to the beach, or going to that further away destination. >> here is your current bay area gas prices. gallon of regular, san francisco, $3.85 and $3.74 in san jose and those are the highest in the country. >>> when you pick your ride to work with ten years from now, are you imagining a breakfast or hot cup of coffee and reading materials, but if not, you may want to. they gathered at stan toward to talk about the issues the industry is facing and among key concerns, technology, timing and safety. in some instances driverless capabilities may come sooner than a decade. >> high complex road speed and 25 mile-per-hour downtown and we'll see that quickly. >> experts also say there are a lot of potential road blocks slowing the process down. espec

sheehan and? >> shannon: thank you so much.from national security correspondent jennifer griffin. she interviewed for navy seal awarded a medal of honor by president trump today. so what really happened in that deadly 2002 firefight is in the subject of great controversy. you will get to hear his side of the story. >> what about those critics who say that decisions you made got people killed that day? >> commanders in the field have to make the best decisions they can with the best possible information that is available at the time. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't us

sheehan me this grand union -- she hands me this grand union paper bag and says go pick a few schools. i did. i wentto the process, through and picked out the brochures that i thought had good-looking girls on them. [laughter] except for one. i remembered it vividly. reason -- i saw, a mixed kid on the cover and i saw me. i wanted to be this kid. the financial aid letter comes back, this place gave me the best package and so unbeknownst to me or my family, i went off to one of the best schools in the country. williams college. to say the next years were difficult would be an understatement. the most challenging of my life. central school at the time did not prepare kids for college. we didn't have ap courses, calculus, we were dabbling in precalculus my senior year. i ended up in remedial classes. those with the classes i struggled in every single day. i was fighting for survival, hiding in the back of classrooms , i didn't raise my hand for four years. feeling like the dumb round kid. -- dumb brown kid. thankfully, williams believed in me when i did not believe in myself. i did not k

. >> my last comments related to what senator sheehan has said. they expect the russians will interfere in the midterm 2018 elections very much like they did before. when you testified back in february, you indicated that the president had not directed you or the fbi to take any additional actions to confront russian interference. my question is, have you heard from the president on that issue since february? has he directed you and the fbi to enhance your operations in preparation for midterm elections? >> senator, we did met, a group of us, me, homeland security, department of national intelligence, attorney general and others did meet with the president not that long ago where he emphasized the importance of protecting our election from foreign interference. >> all right. well, i'm going to send you just a written question regarding legislation senator rubio and i have introduced called the deterrent act. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you mr. director for being here. and i caught just as i walked in you talked a

caitlin sheehan and retired marine corps sergeant kirstie ennis of service to summit join us now.ing, ladies. >> good morning. ainsley: how did you y'all get involved in this and decide you are going to climb this mountain in the middle of the snow? >> well, the fellows had done it. and there are a lot of incredible programs out there for veterans to do expeditionary programming and none of them were focused on women. identifying that need, we decided that we were going to do it. ainsley: how did y'all meet. >> through a mutual friend. you guys have similar mind sets and similar interests and we have same common goal of wanting to pay it forward and help other people so they linked us up. ainsley: that's great. i met you at building hope for heroes event and you lost your leg fighting for our country in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. tell the folks at home what you went through. >> it's been a long road. i joined at 17 years old. and as you said, on my last deployment my helicopter went down and as a result of it i sustained some pretty serious injury everything from trammatic