steve: hey. lemonis: i'm marcus. steve: i'm steve. lemonis: steve, nice to meet you.teve: nice to meet you. it's so surreal, actually, meeting you face-to-face. lemonis: we're here. let's do it. so, this is your business. steve: this is it. lemonis: what prompted you to get into this? steve: i'm a minimalist by trade. lemonis: do you live in a tiny home? steve: no. i live in a regular house now. i've got a family and kids. i actually live in sonoma and in colorado. lemonis: what happened to, "i want to be a minimalist"? steve: i still am a minimalist. lemonis: yeah. what did you do before this? steve: i was a restaurateur. i really don't have much experience in manufacturing. i can manufacture a burger. lemonis: okay. can you show me a few models? steve: so, we have cypress, the farallon alta, the elm 26 equator, and the roanoke. lemonis: i mean, it's like a log cabin. steve: yeah. lemonis: but it's movable. steve: yes. they can pick their floor finish, they can pick their roof and window colors. people really want to get into these and customize them. lemonis: so, wh

steve: steve sounds delicious.ent of the united states had agreed to sit down face-to-face with kim jong-un, the dictator of north korea. clearly historic. what is your point of view? >> i gave the president of the united states a standing ovation. it is breathtaking. it is audacious. it is bold. it will be historic. people have to understand that what we are talking about here isn't a freeze in north korea's nuclear program. it is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. i think this is huge. this is as big, if it happens it is as big as nixon going to open up china back in the early '70s. pete: but geraldo, it is big and it is historic. everyone is talking about it. others mischaracterizing because of the view of this president how do you make sure the talks turn into denuclearization as opposed to north korea buying more time because that is what we see with dictators that want to keep with nukes? >> the beauty of this, major, north korea agreed not to test any nuclear missiles, any intercontinental ballist

steve? steve: okay, ainsley. thank you.ump slammed oakland california mayor libby schaaf for her warning to illegals before impending ice raid. >> the mayor of oakland goes out and notifies when ice is going in to pick them up and many of them were criminals with criminal records and i have dangerous people. what happened as an example in oakland was a disgrace to our nation. steve: a disgrace to our nation. well now angel parents. parents of children killed by illegals are calling for the mayor to be prosecuted for her actions. jamel sr. lost his son when he was lost by illegal on his way home from a football game. terrible story. jamiel joins you live from los angeles. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: i'm sure when you heard the news that the mayor had warned people who were in the country illegally, hey, i have heard there might be an ice raid, you better hide, what did you think? >> you know, it was just disgusting, you know, because, you know, she is -- her job is to protect the citizens, the america

steve: mr.is the attorney general of california and he made it clear if you go against this you are going against the law. does that mean you are going to arrest the sheriff, her? he said i just answered that question. ainsley: that database is called who's in jail? some of these offenders are child abusers, they are rapists. you want to know if someone has abused your child. i want to know if they are in prison, when they're coming out so that i can protect my child and my family. brian: here is the other thing. we are not saying that illegals nor is orange county saying illegals are criminals. trying to say yeah, there are criminals here that are legitimate citizens. why bring in other criminals into our country. they are not our problem. and should at least make sure they don't. michelle steele, the orange county supervisor will be live in 10 minutes joining us. meanwhile, that wasn't the only outrageous thing happening in california and around the country yesterday according to some. steve:

steve: okay.w keep in mind even november though they have not asked us on the official census for a number of years they do ask it every year on a survey called the american community survey the acs survey sent to fewer homes. they have been asking that for years. they are trying to figure out exactly how many people are in the country, regardless of status. and also it does figure out the number of congressional seats, electoral votes. ainsley: democrats are saying that the president is trying to do this to push the power into his family favor when it comes locations. this determines your child's classroom size. homeland security funds. natural disaster preparations. they need to know how many people live in this country and where. brian: most important congress men and women. give you power in washington, d.c. if you ask the average american should your vote count as much as somebody who is here illegally, that's the kaye key. what i find astounding is democrats are calling them immigrants. they

(steve)and i'me steve aveson.hway home, once the sight of caring support for vets, now shuttered. three clinical psychologists killed. kron four's terisa estacio reports now on the last seven days, and how thousands are expected to pay tribute to the women fatally shot by the man they had once tried to help. (pkg) (estacio reporting) the flags here at the veterans home in yountville continue to fly at half staff, and the memorial contiunes to grow. estacio reporting)larry kamer, pathway spokesperson. it has been a challenging week, obviously, and obviously for the families of the victims. larry kamer - is the spokesperson for the pathway home... the ptsd treatment facility located on the yountville grounds and tragically the site where gunman and former patient albert wong killed three clinical psychologists last friday during a hostage situation. kamer talked with me about the days after the shooting and the victims - kamer. i can't imagine what it would be like to say goodbye to your loved ones. pria bose, justi

steve: h.r.g the world safe from donald trump. ainsley: we had one representative brendan bill o'reilly frobrethren -- brendan boil. >> or just a smart guy. steve: we start with a fox news alert. don't we? >> we are following breaking news. get right to that fox news alert. police are surrounding a supermarket in southern france where a hostage situation underway. all started after a police officer was shot and wound you had. there are reports one of the gunmen claimed allegiance to isis. we will have more information on the story as it becomes available. another fox news alert. a massive fire erupting overnight on the set of a major hollywood movie starring bruce willis killing a 15-year decorated veteran of the new york city fire department. 37-year-old michael davidson leaves behind a wife and his young children. three daughters and a son. >> our hearts and our prayers go out to the family and may god rest his soul. soul.ains fire fighting was in davidson's blood. his father retired primarily

steve: mr.at there might be some raids, that you were considering obstruction of justice charges or some sort of charge against the mayor. what's the status of that right now? >> doj is reviewing that. i do not know the status of it but one thing i want to make clear for these congressional representatives and governor and mayor who says i.c.e. should be focusing on criminal aliens, in fact we are. like i said, nine out of every 10 arrests last year were criminals. if you want to focus on criminals, let me back in the jails. kill sb 54. before they are released back into the community to reoffend against the very immigrant communities they live in. there serious about that. brian: difference from the people running california than people live in california. a lot more support you than you believe with the positive yesterday. >> i agree 100%. rachel: child sexual assault criminals in the home of the start of the me-too movement. i think that, these politicians might want to get at least that guy.

steve: sure. democrats in the last week or two tried to spin their way into it being a bad deal. it just sounds comical. >> it's hard for it to be a bad deal when people are seeing increases their paychecks. when small business optimism is all-time high. stock market has been growing. this has been very, very positive and a long time in coming. this is good news. but there is more to come and the president is going to be talking about that today at our meeting at the latino coalition. steve: i would imagine he is going to get some questions about the tariff suggestions as well. 25% tariff on imported steel. 10% on aluminum. >> you know, one of the things you've got to remember, steve, is that the majority of businesses that do export and importing are small businesses. buff they only represent 30% of all the trade dollars. so, when you level the playing field, you could be helping a lot of those small businesses. we don't want to see a trade war. we are protrade. we want to do more trade. most of

>> steve: i said, what's the deal?a crossbow ♪ >> jimmy: ♪ whoop there it is [ laughter ] what rhymes with crossbow? anything? >> afro. >> jimmy: afro? like -- >> like a afro. >> steve: yeah. ♪ baby with a crossbow wearing an afro ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's more like '80s, like -- ♪ ♪ ♪ i turn around it's a baby with a crossbow ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a drummer with an afro i turn around it's a baby with a crossbow ♪ ♪ baby with a crossbow >> steve: -- >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] >> steve: whoop, there it is! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you ferrero rocher, for being the fanciest way to say surprisingly inexpensive chocolate nut ball. [ laughter and applause ] surprisingly inexpensive. >> steve: must be classic. >> jimmy: "ferrerro rrocherr ferrerro rrocherr in febrruarry." ♪ thank you toasters, for being the only kitchen appliance that uses jack-in-the-box technology. there you go. those are my thank you notes! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with paul rudd, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you are many differ

steve: with a judge. >> steve, that is so damning, that information.een holding on it and it makes you me and the audience ask what the heck else are they holding on to that they don't want to show. brian: go to a party other people there just say we casually met. that's like an episode of billions which restarted last night which is a must-watch. i digress. let's talk about what happened over the weekend on saturday. we had between 300 and 500,000 people ral in washington and they say 800 cities around the world. what did you get out of it? >> what did i get out of it? that you got a bunch of people basically rallying to take away the rights of people like me who did nothing wrong. brian, i didn't do anything. all right? i'm a legal patriotic american gun owner. i own firearms. i keep them safely in a safe. i did nothing wrong. what i still to this day don't get is there is a number of viable, workable solutions out there to enhance law enforcement and school safety. they're sidelined in this endless effort by liberals and people they call up in their

>> steve: oh!>> jimmy: it is un -- it is unbelievable. al has outdone himself. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this seriously is a a masterpiece. quest, you texted it to me. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: you go, "dude, get ready for this thing." it is the most -- it's got duck sounds. >> steve: what? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's got, a slide whistle. [ imitates slide whistle ] it's polka music. ♪ but he does 15 "hamilton" songs, off the soundtrack "hamilton" in five minutes. weird al is a genius. it is the most ridiculous, funniest song i've ever heard. they're on the show tonight. "the hamilton polka," you guys. >> steve: yeah. come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quest, you're a big weird al fan, right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah. i love weird al. >> jimmy: what's your deep cut? >> questlove: "polka party." the very first one. >> jimmy: yeah, "polka party" is the best. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: that's where me -- lin and i were together in my basement. i have like a tiny record player in o

steve? steve: sad story. thank you, jillian.walking out yesterday for 17 minutes. >> people are sick and tired of gun violence, and the time is now! for all of us together to stand up to the nra. [cheering] >> enough is enough. >> thank you for bringing your urgency to this fight, to the doorstep of america. the doorstep of the capital of the united states. ainsley: nra spokesperson dana loesch is here now to react. what are your thoughts? >> well good to see you all this morning. i'm always, i'm always supportive of people going out and expressing their first amendment right. look, i don't want to make apologies for my second amendment rights so i don't expect people to make apologies for their first amendment right. i do wish we had some in the political class that would stop trying to exploit this six ways to sunday for their own political gain. i know the walkouts yesterday were organized by the women's march, which are dealing with some serious anti-semitic accusations right now which maybe perhaps wasn't the best optic i t

steve: he is.ey: first, let's play for you what the media said about it, listen. >> it's not just what president trump said during that phone call with vladimir putin. it is also what he did not say that has some in his own party angry this morning. >> this would be like j. edgar hoover of the director of the fbi calling al capone to congratulate him on a bank robbery. >> president trump went out of his way to praise putin and not bring up extraordinarily important and controversial topics. >> it's just the latest in what is obviously a long pattern of behavior by this president. >> the president often congratulates leaders who are not democratically elected. he often gives autocratic dictators congratulations. >> donald trump thought the first president to make a mistake about vladimir putin. the other ones changed their course. we will see if he ever. >> president trump to this day has said nastier things publicly about me, don lemon, chuck todd, meryl streep and the cast of hamilton than he has

>> steve: all right.y loss. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, souvenir yard cups, for letting me explain, "oh it's not a bong, i just drank three feet of daiquiri." [ laughter ] i got things figured out. [ applause ] don't worry about it. >> steve: life's on track. >> jimmy: you guys need a ride home? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: don't do that. >> steve: i got a giant headache. >> jimmy: oh, everything's cool. no big deal. i just drank -- i just drank six feet of -- pina colada. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, washcloths, for being hand towels that have seen some stuff. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: ooh la la. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, spotify, for being the only app that's like, "uh, so like, i made you a mixtape." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's cool. >> jimmy: whatever. >> steve: whatever. >> jimmy: you don't have to listen to it if you don't want to. ♪ thank you, answering bank security question, for making me realize i know nothing about myself. [ laughter and applause ] what was my mother's na

steve: all right.r testimony up on capitol hill that wasn't very secret as it was supposed to be. yesterday, there at the white house, you had a conference on opioids. so many powerful stories about americans whose lives have been destroyed by it. i know the president has said that we should declare it a national emergency. where do we go from here? >> look, this is obviously something that is a great concern, not just for the administration but for across the country. i think you heard a lot of the stories yesterday. this is something that the president has taken a huge interest in. he has asked kellyanne conway, one of the senior administration officials to take a lead on this. working a lot with the first lady. this is something that the president is going to be aggressive on. he put $10 billion in his budget to make sure that specifically directed to h.h.s. to help combat the opioid problem. we're going to continue looking for other ways. you had the veterans administration be one of the first hopg

steve: sure.an: buck, internationally that's what we h right? we had famous bomb makers in lebanon and iraq and afghanistan. bin laden would telltale his cohorts to go do that but he wouldn't do it. it's rare for the evil scientist to kill himself. >> when you are talking about squadis jihaddists cells. become a very important part of the broader cell. brian: too valuable to kill. >> from our perspective we want to get them obviously as fast as we can to take them off the battlefield. here at home though some of the most well known bomb makers have been both the bomber and the bombmaker. the mad bomber, we have a unabomber expert joining us from his fbi experience. so there are both sides of this. in this case though, i think we are looking at lone wolf mad man. we are probably going to get a sense of whatever manifesto. it might not be something that's all in one place. a series. i would wager, i guess, put together from facebook posts, what this individual believed in a sense that would have dri

(steve) (steve) (steve) new tonight at 8.n sentenced to more than 300 years in prison for child sex crimes --- is now a free man. released after his conviction was thrown out on a technicality.(pam) now, one of his victims is speaking out --- outraged the man is back out in the public .. and worried, he could hurt someone else. 46 year old michael mcfadden was freed from prison over a decision by an appeals court. that court ruled, his right to a speedy trial had been violated... and let him go. that has left many families in the community of grand junction, colorado, outraged. < "he should have to sit in prison for the rest of his life for what he's done and i want my story to be shared because it's very frustrating." "they let these monster people out to go let them hurt more kids and i totally agree he should have never gotten out.">(pam) the mother of that victim said, getting a protective order is the only thing they can do now. mcfadden has to register as a sex offender, but that is because of a prior- sex assault convi

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steve: i totally agree.s the only long-term solution to get the power out of washington. judge jeanine: first of all, it was an excellent piece and what is going on now is now these law firms are now registering subtly registering their foreign lobbying but law firms in washington this shows you how deep this is. they're basically a cover not just like hiring someone to do a fake dossier to be used against a presidential candidate but the law firms are actually saying we are doing legal work when they are doing lobbying work and they are not registering. now doj has to start upping their game to look at these things of who they are especially the ones who transition from government with a pink in and i to registering or to working to the foreign governments. this is bad stuff. steve: and that is what during the swamp is all about. trying to do something about it. that's a good agenda for the justice department and i hope they are on it. >> i'm in agreement with the judge and ann, this affliction is bipartisa

steve: no.ere on the couch. brian: i was five minutes later and i'm angry. i was able to go to orlando and 80 degrees and sunny. what do you mean there was a problem. thanks to everyone who came out for the book signing. ainsley: how did it go? brian: it was great. you guys got a lot of gifts i will drop by your offices. steve: fantastic. brian: so much debate going on on the weekends. the president is going to be meeting with the prime minister of israel. we are talking about everything else. steve: it is big indeed. it is time for a change. president trump defending his steel and aluminum tariff professors to protect american manufacturers. ainsley: critics are warning of retaliation the grobleg globa possibility of a trade war. brian: the white house says they will not back down. >> that's right, guys. good morning. is he taking a lot of the heat from this both here at home and abroad. british prime minister theresa may expresses deep concerns. president trump is forging ahead defending his d

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steve: steve scalise was there and steve scalise started to talk about his bill in the house carry concealiprocity. president said steve i love you if you attach that to a bill it's not going to pass. so go ahead and make that a stand alone bill. so clearly the president is trying to say things that people have not heard from 1600 pennsylvania before. he want to get something done. he wants to make sure this time it's different. brian: joe manchin said to neil cavuto if this president was 2013 we would have passed this. that's a democrat. meanwhile, six minutes after the top of the hour u. ainsley: meanwhile the doj is looking into possible obstruction of justice to the story we brought you yesterday. we interviewed tom who he homan, the acting director of ice. they went this to are a some of these illegal criminal aliens and the mayor warned the folks. on twitter. here is what the mayor had to say about it? >> i feel confident that what i did was the right thing and it was legal. i did not give specific information that could have endangered law enforcement. i encouraged people to not pan

steve: mr.as a couple weeks ago in pennsylvania at that rally he mentioned the possibility of perhaps death penalty for some dealers in some cases. >> i think this shows the seriousness with which the president trump and we take this crisis, meaning that if you are involved in the distribution of illicit drugs or if you are improperly using, selling, distributing even legal opioids, there should be serious penalties attached and serious enforcement attached to all of that. steve: let's talk a little bit about the overprescription of the opioids. because, le let's face it here in the united states we go to the doctors when we don't feel good and sometimes we demand pills whether it's amoxicillin or a pain killer. what sort of responsibility will america's doctor was have going forward. you are going to say you will try to cut the prescription rate by one third over the next three years. how are you going to do that. >> steve, you are right. you are actually pointing to a very similar situation wh

steve: absolutely. away from the main place. but apparently uconn said they had went through the same protocol with her that they did with you. ultimately though, that is what you want to hear on campus. she has got some extraordinary views. you have got some views. you want to hear all the views. you don't want any editing. >>o questn. i wh we had the samreatment as sarsour. some of it is isthe administration and some on the antifa folks, some of the people who are radicals. radicals don't exist on the right. not a lot of people attempting to shut down sarsour, threatening the event with violence there. is reason administration didn't feel police officers were necessary in same numbers as my event. not because of cons verizon my views, a bunch of radicals on the left are committed in fascist fashion shutting down free speech in the way people on the right are generally not. brian: ben shapiro show. those ideas are found on your podcast, right. >> absolutely. check that out. thanks for the plug, guys. a

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore(steve) and i'm steve aveson. we first learned of the arrest this afternoon ice arrested at least one person in berkeley. they say it is part of an ongoing criminal investigation. however activist group "by any means necessary" claims three people were arrested at a home. we have reached out to the mayor's office for comment. (pam) the bay area has been in the national spolight over recent ice activity. it started when oakland mayor libby schaaf warned people about impending immigration raids. that set off a political and legal firestorm. (pam) that fiery (pam) that fiery response was from the attorney general... to the mayor's warning. as the justice department announced it is suing california... over the so- called sanctuary immigration laws. (steve) then came the war of words. the president called out the mayor several times. saying she

steve: right.eaking to cnn, while he was national intelligence director classified information that the president and future president were both briefed on the dossier and that's what got the dirty dossier going. mr. clapper himself came out and said these leaks are corrosive and really bad. according to sara carter's government sources he is the guy who leaked to cnn. brian: adam schiff outraged. ainsley: bipartisan investigation. brian: said the democrats don't agree with ending this abruptly the investigation when it did. he said g.o.p. just shut down house intel investigation leaving questions unanswered. leads unexplored. countless witnesses uncalled. subpoenas unissued. if russians have leverage over the president, g.o.p. has decided it would rather not know. the minority's work continues. he would not commit to say going they get the majority he would reopen the investigation. he said it depends on what the senate has to say. also thought it was interesting that senator burr who is leading t

steve: fantastic.aylee, an important point there because as you just described it's the big corporations, the big interest that understand how to navigate all that complexity and the smaller businesses that are left out. thank you for that example. thank you for joining us tonight. hope to see you again soon. >> thank you, steve. steve: coming up, who knew that america's farms were really one big swamp. saltwater exposes the farm bill later in the show. next, pete is here to talk about the convention state, a growing put government that could change the face of our government. don't go away. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can

(steve)(steve)(steve) that was kay recede reporting.r california law, a driver could face a fine up to two-thousand dollars and up to six months in jail for assaulting another driver. coming up at eight.. the baton rouge officers involved in the shooting death of alton sterling are facing new discipline. the latest on their job status. plus... a female police officer in texas is making history. she was just sworn in...and there is only one other woman like her in the country. and next. he was detained by ice agents after dropping his daughter off at school. now a south bay family gets an update on whethera father will be held or released. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 details are right after the break. (steve) there's good news, exciting news for the family of an undocumented south bay man who is facing deportation to mexico.(catherine) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- court ruling has been handed down in the man's favor. nats (family around breakfast table

steve: right.ou notice, the president is asking congress to do a lot and for states and localities to do a lot. down in florida last week, rick scott, the great mayor of the state of florida, signed their new school safety bill, thought nra is suing them. because what it did was it raised the age limit to 21 for gun -- long guns had a three-day waiting period for gun purchases. brian: how dare they wait three days to buy a gun. steve: nra says that violates their constitutional rights. we will talk to secretary of education department betsy devos. she he will be live at 7:30. she will head up the president's special school day of the. one thing to talk to her about. brian: nobody wants people with mental illness to get a gun. they have included the risk protection order that seems to have been effective in connecticut. ainsley: is that the one that they allow police to remove guns who are a threat to themselves or other people. that's a must as well. steve: until they get their day in court. ainsle

(steve) news. (steve) breaking news at 8.50 year old mom with her seven year son died in kirkwood ski resort.(vicki) the alpine county sheriff's office says the two were first reported missing last night around 6-45. they were later found buried beneath snow.the mom and son were last seen on a lift chair around 4- pm. and at approximately 9...a neighbor of theirs noticed ski gloves on the snow alongside their condo.(steve) olga perkovic of san francisco... and her son aaron were found unconscious beneath three feet of snow. they were immediately rescued and air-flighted to the hospital. but neither survived. deputies determined the two had returned to their condo by skiing through a wooded area... that's when the snow slid from the roof of the condo and buried them. they were the third and fourth to die at california resorts since a major snowstorm late last week. (vicki) three people are injured after a stabbing on a greyhound bus.(steve) and the bus...well, it was headed for oakland. the stabbing happened this afternoon nea

(steve) new tonight at 8.st bay police are asking for the public's help to identify suspects in a brazen laptop robbery caught on camera. (pam) kron 4's gabe slate shows us the dramatic footage ... and how police say, the ending did not turn out the way the robbers intended. this woman is running with a laptop she just stole from a someone sitting in a starbucks cafe a snatch and grab caught on camera.these type of robberies have been increasing in the bay area and typically the robber gets away with the laptop or phone they grabbed but not this time.sound from - sergeant ray kelly - alameda county sheriff's office"good for her getting her stuff back, she was brave, we are hiring and need people like her"that was the reaction sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office had when he saw the surveillance video captured by don's auto body shop which is right next door to the starbuck'sthe general manager there, with the blessing of the alameda county sheriffs office, wanted to share these images wi

(steve) and im steve aveson.'s hermela aregawi reports from cupertino.. where a tip actually thwarted a robbery there... wednesday night.. verizon alerted employees at this store to lock their doors because the theiveswere coming. a spokesperson for the company says they have taken additional measures to prevent these robberies. verizon stores on high alert after being the target of a gang of thieves on thursday.. a masked and armed group stole dozens of phones from a hayward location. the night before that.. a robbery at this cupertino store was thwarted before the thieves could get in.leslie castillo/customer i've been living here since i was like maybe in kindergarten and it is surprising because usually this area is you know a rich area, not a lot of theft john tongwell i heard about the incident on the tv and i knew the people that work here because i've been coming here for the last 13 years to buy my cell phone and update my plans.i'm really glad no one got hurt.

(steve) (steve) now at 8. newly released body camera video shows the moments san francisco police opened fire in a deadly officer involved shooting. and in it you can see the suspect pull out what appears to be a gun.(steve) and there's heated reaction tonight to the video. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan..in for pam moore. a 19 year old was killed last tuesday in the encounter. now police are holding a town hall meeting to answer questions about the fatal confrontation. kron-4's ali reid joins us live tonight in san francisco... ali -- what are they saying about the shooting? the crowd was the crowd was on edge before police even started talking.and once the video came up on the projector, the room erupted. a total of 10 officers fired 99 shots.other cars in the area, garages, building were hit with gunfire.jesus adolfo delgado was hiding inside the trunk because he was scared of understand englsih well.the second robbery suspect was arrested wthout incident and

steve: okay.he last 30 seconds the associated press is reporting that the fbi says it is likely linked to what happened in austin. but what you were just describing about the fact that now there is somebody who actually had to transport it to some sort of a fedex drop box or a fedex location, this could be a big break. >> it really could. and a lot of times people are looking at these and they look very random and they are random. we have a hard time at this stage figuring out motive. what we do know from the past is if you look and start digging into all the separate locations where crimes occurred, look at the various corridors like the interstates that are going from north, south, east, o. wesorwest of these places you cn get a sense of the ebb environment and entrance to and exit from these places that the bomber might have taken. start coming up with useds as to where you might go and find cameras. we have computers now that we didn't have back in unibomb. they can collect and then a lot of i

(steve) (steve) hard work... gone in a second.how a california high school team is coping after their prize winning robot is stolen leaving them 50-thousand-dollars in the hole. youre going to doctor, thinking your going to get a legit medical treatment.. and your not getting that (grant)the first male to accuse serial abuser larry nassar...decribes the horror he experienced.next: why the 18-year-old says... he feels tricked by the former doctor. look at, baby! my team got this tonight. this is mine!" (steve) a thief now in jail ... after getting caught on his own social media posts. coming up: more on the all new video that police say was posted by the man who stole an oscar. (steve) the first male to accuse former olympic doctor larry nassar of abuse told his story today. (grant) 18-year-old gymnast jacob moore described nassar as a family friend and someone he trusted. however- moore said as he started to think about the time he spent with nassar... it made him very uncomfortable and he knew something was wrong. he said nassar

(steve) and im steve aveson. in a story that's all new at ten: kron 4's hermela aregawi reports from cupertino.. where a tip actually thwarted a robbery there... wednesday night.. verizon alerted employees at this store to lock their doors because the theiveswere coming. a spokesperson for the company says they have taken additional measures to prevent these robberies. verizon stores on high alert after being the target of a gang of thieves on thursday.. a masked and armed group stole dozens of phones from a hayward location. the night before that.. a robbery at this cupertino store was thwarted before the thieves could get in.leslie castillo/customer i've been living here since i was like maybe in kindergarten and it is surprising because usually this area is you know a rich area, not a lot of theft john tongwell i heard about the incident on the tv and i knew the people that work here because i've been coming here for the last 13 years to buy my cell phone and update my plans.i'm really glad no one got hurt. la

(steve) the woman (steve) (steve) the woman (steve) (steve) the woman convicted of encouraging roy's son to kill himself was sentenced to fifteen months in jail last year. (catherine)a judge has allowed her to stay out of jail until her appeals are exhausted. (steve) and following a false alarm earlier this year -- hawaii prepares for a real ballistic missile attack. how it might affect your summer vacation. (catherine) and in the latest launch from space-x....10 satellites are sent into orbit. but not everything went as planned.. (catherine) a space-x falcon-nine rocket was launched from vandenberg air force base on the central coast today. it's delivering satellites into orbit. on twitter...space- x announced that the ten satellites were deployed at low-earth orbit. but space-x ceo elon musk says it's believed the 6-million dollar nose cone was destroyed when it crashed into the pacific..... (steve) with summer vacation season just around the corner --- this week -- hawaii hoteliers underwent training to learn what to do in the event of another nuclear missle alert. the hawaii lodg

steve: fantastic.aylee, an important point there because as you just described it's the big corporations, the big interest that understand how to navigate all that complexity and the smaller businesses that are left out. thank you for that example. thank you for joining us tonight. hope to see you again soon. >> thank you, steve. steve: coming up, who knew that america's farms were really one big swamp. saltwater exposes the farm bill later in the show. later in the show. next, pete more and more people are finding themselves in a chevrolet for the first time. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current qualified competitive owners and lessees can get this 2018 chevy equinox for around $199 a month. chevrolet. find new roads. for around $199 a month. does it look like i'm done?yet? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't

(steve) and next. the search is on in northern california for whoever tried poisoning a police k-9 baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. (steve) new at eight... a northern california community is coming together after a retired police dog was poisoned.(catherine) that community is now offering a 20-thousand dollars reward for the suspect's arrest. it happened during the burglary of a redding home. authorities say tarro-- the dog-- was waiting for his owner to come home from work. that's when the suspected burglar broke into the home

(steve)(steve) (steve) you can track the winter blast in your neighborhood with the kron4 neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app.you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens.. by turning on push alerts. ((2shot))((pam)) to the south bay now... where a college campus is on high alert tonight.((steve)) the threat of a shooting was found in a woman's bathroom at san jose state university.((dbl bx))that's where kron 4's ali reid is live tonight.ali... are you seeing more officers out there? the san jose state university campus was on high alert today ... after a threat was posted on a bathroom wall.campus police and authorities jumped into action right away.kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the campus tonight.... what do we know. that threat that a shooting would happen today ... was written on a wall in the women's 3rd floor restroom. school officials say a black magic marker was used.and although they didn't have any reason to believe the threat was real, they had to jump into action.the threat claimed the shooting would happen at 5-o'clock this evening.san jo

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san bruno where people say they're happy it's here. but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ...who is timing out the storm. lawrence. lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. more rain is expected on thursd

steve and vicki? (steve) ánotá guilty.hat's the verdict from a jury who decided the wife of an admitted terrorist - who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub - did not help her husband.(vicki) noor salman is now released after spending more than a year in jail...now it appears she is headed back to the bay area... natasha chen explains how her defense team says they knew she would be found innocent. susan adieh, cousin of noor salman: we knew from day one she was innocentafter a two- week trial, noor salman was found ánot guiltyá of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and obstruction of justice.jurors found she did not mislead law enforcement - nor did she help her husband kill 49 people and injure more than 50 others - when he opened fire at the orlando pulse nightclub in june of 2016.susan adieh, cousin of noor salman: i feel so bad for them. and i lost a child, i know how that feels. so no matter what happens between noor being guilty and not guilty, it's not going to bring them back. but a

>> steve: yeah, oh.he floor. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ear muffs, for telling the rest of my head it can fend for itself. [ laughter and applause ] figure it out. ♪ thank you, stirring yogurt, for making a sound that brings shame to you and all your surrounding co-workers. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: ew! that's so -- just eat it! [ light laughter ] eat it out in the hallway! [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, telling someone to calm down, for being a bad way to get them to calm down. [ laughter and applause ] just calm down, man. oh, okay. >> steve: oh, i calm down? >> jimmy: oh, thank you. i should calm down now? oh, perfect. thank you, squirrels finding the acorns they hid before winter, for being the equivalent of me finding 20 bucks in my cargo shorts. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: i remember i went to the beach. ♪ thank you, closing my laptop and going to bed, for being the prequel to scrolling through my phone in bed. [ laughter a

(steve) new tonight at ten..ecretary of veterans affairs appeared on capitol hill.david shulkin admitted to congress that there have been problems at the v-a because of his leadership.but he's trying to refocus the conversation back on veterans..and whether the v- a is working with the department of defense to better prevent veteran suicide. rep. scott taylor / -r- virginia: is there anything we can do as members of congress to help that effort? david shulkin / secretary of veterans affairs: i have to tell you, i don't see anything standing in the way right now, we're all focused on this issue and it seems we're making more progress than we have in years.(steve)several key lawmakers on the veterans committees say despite the turmoil at the v-a, they still support shulkin. (pam) also new at ten: a u-s military helicopter has crashed in western iraq... near the border of syria. officials say, there were "likely fatalities" involved and rescue teams were on the scene searching for survivors. we are told, there were

(steve)(steve) dramatic video tonight...showing an armed robbery in santa rosa. (catherine) the crook...got away...and now the business owner is sharing the video with us...hoping someone recognizes the robber. grant lodes is here to explain what happened. (grant) scary stuff...the hold up happening at a busy time of day...8:30 this morning...as people are heading to work, filling up. this was the 76 station at the corer of piner road and coffey lane...just west of 101. robber: "put the money in the bag, get over here, you, put the money in the bag"(grant) you hear the demands...put the money in the bag. two employees comply...handing over cash... before he leaves...he orders both workers face down on the floor. that prevented that prevented that prevented them from seeing his get-a-way car or license plate number. nobody was physically hurt. the gas station owner tells us he'll now be upgrading his vidoe surveillance system. if you recugnize the robber...call police. catherine and steve <"why is he on his job, what possible reason could you have?">(catherine) up

(steve) no one was harmed. kron 4' s ella sogomonian is live at willowside middle school in santa rosa where kids were sent home early today. ella? all is quiet now but there were some tense moments for students and faculty that had to go into a lockdown as sheriff's deputies canvassed the area.vo there were two cases of grafitti reported at the school within a few hours of eachother today.the first message was found around 11 in the morning that the sheriff's office said was vague and didn't merit a response. but then they found a second disturbing threat grafitted in the boy's bathroom around 2 in the afternoon threatening to kill people at the school. so law enforcement were called out.luckily no one was hurt. sot: lt. john molinari, sonoma county sheriff's office// "i think after the florida incident everyone is trying to be precautious and they want to be safe in nature each time they get a threat it could be something that happened today we have to take it seriously." ((cont vo)) no one taking any chances

>> steve: yeah!applause ] >> jimmy: alicia vikander will be here. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and bill hader will be joining us. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, be sure to tune in tomorrow night after a very special wedding episode of "this is us." i'm crying already. yeah. we have the groom himself, toby, chris sullivan will be on the show. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: he will be here tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. he's one of the biggest movie stars in the world. he's got a hit podcast, and now he has a brand-new talk show called "sundays with alec baldwin." alec baldwin is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] i just love the guy. he's unbelievable. >> steve: love him. >> jimmy: plus, he's the star of "harry clarke." playing now at the minetta lane theater, here in new york city. billy crudup is stopping by! >> steve: yo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another talented actor. and then -- oh, man get read