steve: sure.ey: we have seen them, our president went over to france for bastille day for those two days in france. they do have differences. they will be talking. that's on the agenda. steve: absolutely. here is something important. it's been months ago the president of the united states was complaining hey, how come the president of the united states is paying so much of the freight on nato? every country is supposed to pay at least 2%. that's a defense spending minimum. well, as it turns out. mr. macron yesterday announced that they are going to go ahead and meet that 2% minimum which means france, starting shortly will start paying 35% more to nato, that is a direct result of the president of the united states lobbying him saying look, come on, france, you were our partner with this syria thing a week or two ago. how about coughing um more cash mr. macron seen there behind the president's desk in the oval room said okay. they said wi. brian: first president bush and ronald reagan. i don't mean

>> jimmy: not bad, not bad. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: raindrop! >> steve: oh, droptop![ laughter ] >> jimmy: last one is from @annaef135. she said, "my roommate is a a foreign exchange student and her english is still a little rough. on opening night of my first college play, she ran up, she hugged me, and shouted, "i want you to break your legs!" [ laughter ] there you have it. those are our "tonight show hashtags." [ cheers and applause ] to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. we'll be right back with norman reedus, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. ♪ directv now gives you more for your thing. your letting go thing. your sorry not sorry thing. your out with the old in with the new, onto bigger and better thing. get the live tv you love. no bulky hardw

>> steve: what? >> jimmy: what? >> steve: what?y: and finally -- >> steve: i never. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> steve: indeed. >> jimmy: and finally, krispy kreme is teaming up with chips ahoy, nutter butter, and oreo to make new cookie doughnuts. [ audience ohs ] and the president is like, "i told you i'd make america great again." [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah, welcome, everybody. thank you very much. thank you, roots. we have a huge show tonight. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: joining us tonight is a great, great musician and just a great dude in general. >> steve: love this guy. >> jimmy: i love him, too, man. his new album "boarding house reach" debuted on the top of the charts. he is the musical guest on "saturday night live" this weekend for the third time. jack white is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this record is awesome. >> steve: it's great. >> jimmy: it's fantastic.

>> steve: slam. >> wom. >> steve: bing bong!>> watch this. watch this. >> jimmy: there it goes. >> oh! >> steve: fantastic. >> that's a hard one to beat. >> steve: all right, judges. may we see the scores? >> jimmy: oh, that's good. i grew. >> steve: eight, ten, seven. 25. wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you had a good round on that one. >> steve: that is fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i got that. i appreciate it. no, he's just keeping it real. i get it. i like that one. >> steve: now kevin. >> yeah. that's tough to beat. >> steve: yeah, tripping on a a cheeto. are you ready, my friend? >> yeah. i am ready. all right, here we go. all right, let's do this. >> jimmy: all right. tripping on a cheeto. >> tripping. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: he's got resin on his hands. >> jimmy: here he goes. >> you ready? >> steve: ready. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. ♪ >> come on, frank! you can't leave the cheetos out, it's very dangerous! [ falling noise ] [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my goodness!

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steve: sure.ing extra like means outside of the electoral process to impose their will on the electoral outcome. and this is a bad thing. steve: just look at what the democrats in the senate are trying to do right now to mike pompeo. never in history has anybody tried to shut down a president's selection for secretary of state and this appears to be based on politics. >> yeah. well, i mean, people need to understand that those on the other side of the political spectrum have the reasons for looking at the world the way they do. i mean, each side can become too extreme. if you want a civil society, then people have to be civil to one another. i see that breaking down. it's not -- it's not something -- it's not a pathway we want to trod if we have any sense. steve: you are right. there isn't a lot of civility these days. there is not a lot on campus. i know you are a professor and you go out and you are an alternative voice on college campuses. we're going to play you a sound bite from candace owens

how are you, steve? steve: i'm good.ghting this challenging phenomenon proliferating jurisdictions around the country. we need to partner with state and locals in law enforcement across the board and challenging. this effects us at the border two different ways. first, operationally we need to partlyner in jurisdictions along the border with sheriffs, with local police departments to effectively secure that border and handle immigration enforcement efforts. if there is a chilling effect on our partners for working with us in the operational context that's dangerous and unhelpful. the other scenario is where we have apprehended someone who is facing state and local charges. if we have a concern about turning them over because they might be released say if a witness recants, or the indicates doesn' -- case doesn't come to sphriewtion. that's not a case for my field commanders to be making. steve: sure. >> i saw that the duong in the last week or so had sent a letter to louisville, kentucky to reaffirm the fact that they ar

." >> steve: er.want to be able to turn every alexa's voice into christopher walken's." >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: "the weather today will be --" this last one is from @brendathegoat. >> steve: greatest of all time. brenda, the greatest of all time. >> jimmy: oh, there you go. yeah, the goat. i got you. >> steve: the goat. >> jimmy: greatest of all time. i got ya. or could be -- >> steve: or just a goat. >> jimmy: could be a goat. [ steve making goat calls ] that's what the tweet is, yeah. >> steve: it's a goat typing out stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. @brendathegoat, she says, "i wish i could look in the mirror and try any haircut. wish i'd done that last time. turns out i can't pull off bangs." there you go. [ laughter ] [ applause ] those are our "tonight show" hashtags. check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around. we'll be back with more of "the tonight show" everybody. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ at t-mobile, we don't just see uni

steve: mr.tiny little fraction but michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal, he represented me. see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. there were no campaign fund -- ainsley: why is he pleading the fifth. >> because he has got other things. he has businesses. from what i understand they're looking at his businesses. and i hope he is in great shape. but he has got businesses and his lawyers probably told him to do that. but i'm not involved and i'm not involved -- i've been told i'm not involved. came out of the newspaper. i've been told i'm not involved. ainsley: we want to get to kanye west. he tweeted he loves you. you are his brother. >> he has good taste. ainsley: the left goes ballistic. >> they do. i get along with kanye. i get along with a lot of people frankly, but kanye looks and he sees black unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country, okay? he sees hispanic unemployment at the lowest it

(steve) (steve)(steve) that was allison martinez reporting...pilot' was founded in 20-12, it has flown more than eight thousand animals to new homes. (steve) up next... an escape from the farm took a dangerous turn. a look at the rescue that saved two daring goats stuck on a bridge. (vicki) (vicki) a pair of escaped goats got themselves in a bad situation. they ended up stuck high above a bridge on the pennsylvania turnpike. state police turnpike. state police first spotted the goats--they had wandered onto a narrow beam of a bridge... and were stuck hundreds of feet in the air! turnpike employees borrowed a crane to rescue the animals-- they were safely returned to their farm. (vicki) conor mcgregor hs been arrested after a violent appearance at u-f-c's media day....(steve) mcgregor was throwing objects and breaking windows on a bus. one of the fighters inside the bus was injured. videos posted on social media showed mcgregor, at one point, lifting and carrying a barricade. mcgregor is not fighting this weekend -- he hasn't fought in the u-f-c

>> steve: yes!with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: and, of course, i send out "thank you notes." well i was just running -- [ cheers and applause ] running a bit behind today. i was getting my eyebrows threaded. >> steve: threaded, oh my gosh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and i thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my weekly "thank you notes" right now. is that cool? [ cheers and applause ] i only wish i could have some "thank you note" writing music. >> steve: how could you do that? >> jimmy: james? [ light laughter ] come on. ♪ >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: fantastic. [ laughter ] he's just so much fun to hang out with. >> steve: he's just great. [ laughter ] ♪ your eyebrows look great by the way. >> jimmy: what was that? [ light laughter ] >> steve: your eyebrows look great, by the way. >> jimmy: oh thanks, i just got them threaded. >> steve: oh, i didn't know. [ light laughter ] they look good. >> jimmy: i

steve: sure.have to worry about a coupe in the streets. shooting in the streets. we are safe when we go to cafes. this president or most americans want it to remain that way. that's all it is. steve: sure. a good follow-up question would have been after she said that would have been like, now, mrs. pelosi, i forget, why didn't you work on a daca fix when the president wanted to and you dropped the ball because it's an election year? pete: gave you three times as many people a path to citizenship and you didn't do anything. talk about a heart. what about the heart the president and others have for citizens of this country, for lawful americans. who have been forgotten and left behind who pay taxes and then have a serious problem with illegal immigrants or crime and drugs and gangs? ainsley: those who did it the right way here for a long time. pete: absolutely. to say one has heart and the other doesn't. shows you the mind set. trump is evil. trump supporters are evil and we're going to resist them.

(steve) new (steve) (steve) new tonight at 8 new (steve) (steve)(steve) new tonight at 8 after the devastating wildfires ... santa rosa is re-building. (catherine) today - pg&e crews began installing underground electric and gas lines in coffey park... kron4 reporter michelle kingston has the story.. (mk)it's been months ... but the devastation is still visible.jesse oswald, resilient city building official"it's pretty indescribable. some would equate it to walking on the moon. some say it looks like a war zone. i think it's a combination of those things." burnt trees and caution tape have taken over coffey park in santa rosa following last year's wildfires ... but there's also progress here in the neighborhood ... and people driving through and even walking by.gary dower, coffey park resident"when we left it was kind of in a big hurry so every once and a while i bring her back and walk around the neighborhood and let her just kinda smell the familiar smells."just one street over from where gary dower is walking ... pg&e is starting their next phase in helping to rebuild.they've coordinated wi

steve? steve: thanks, ainsley.monday at a florida round table. did you see this? >> we have had massive tax cuts. and i mean massive. we've had tremendous success from the company's standpoint and from the people's standpoint. they are going out. they have a lot more money to spent. this country is starting to rock with our businesses to come back. in it's starting to really rock. steve: our next guests are already feeling the benefits of those big cuts. pastor at new life harvest church screen left, bishop leon benjamin joins us. the owner and president of portable services christina port. that's a clever name joins us in the center square and owner of fire king baking company greg asarah. all in the studio. good morning to you. >> good morning. god bless you. steve: greg, we will start with you since you are in the baking business. these are big tax cuts not just crumbs. >> no. fantastic tax cuts, steve. thank you for having me. a lot of conversation revolving around the tax cut has been the reduction of the perc

(steve) while san francisco's golden gate francisco's while san (steve) (steve) (steve) while san francisco'sgolden gate park usual fills up with people passing the pipe or joint or edible. this is the first year it is legal to purchase marijuana in the state. and the city, police and business are getting ready for a big day.kron 4's justine waldman joins us live now in san francisco with details on what people can and cannot do. (justine)as the owner of a marijuana shop here in the marina tells me4/20 is the cannabis industry black friday. and he is expecting a lot of customers...the city is also getting prepared for the weed smoking holiday. the smoke haze will again rise above hippy hill on 4/20this years celebration is the first since the legalization recreational-cannabis in california. and it is expected to draw 15-thousand people to golden gate park.sot it is our favorite day...hahathere will be extra police in the park, as well as private security, and porta-pottiessan francisco laid down the ground rules for the unsanctioned holiday.... no tents, canopies or tables. no coolers larger

steve: yeah. i know you don't want to get too graphic, so how would you describe the condition you found her in? >> i didn't know at the time that the window had blown. so did i not know what i was going to see when i walked back there. i will say that her injuries were substantial. there was a lot of trauma to her head and her neck and her upper torso and that's already come out, i believe, from the coroner. but, you know, i didn't know. and so, you know, you just at that point you don't think about it anymore. you look at it, you assess the scene, and andrew was already giving compressions and i told him i was a registered nurse and i would assist him and we traded out. i attempted to establish an airway. i didn't feel like i ever got an airway established very well. there was no pulse. but we continued to exchange positions to give compressions. steve: i have heard accounts that apparently the only thing that kept the woman in the plane was the fact that her seat belt was still on and that's wh

steve: um-huh., he is making it clear with this morning's tweet, keenan, that that is his intention. we were also talking about how there are all these internet conspiracies and russians are saying we didn't do it, and there is probably an activist group that staged it, what do you think about that stuff? >> this is all classic russian propaganda, we should not listen to any of this. we have the photos. we have the videos. cylinders dropped on top of civilians. i know that the president is reviewing all of this evidence. the evidence is very clear. what the president needs to do is to make sure that russia doesn't get away with this. that assad doesn't get away with this. there needs to be a response. there needs to be the complete grounding of the regime's air force immediately as quickly as possible. and the regime is trying to move all of its assets out of the way so that the president can hit those. and russia is trying to make threats against the united states of america. we should not be thwar

steve: how did you research this book? michael: i have a very large collection of puck cartoons of my own. and i read a lot of history books. took a lot ofi history books and took their references to puck cartoons. and then i took the cartoons that were most dominantly featured and i put them in the book. steve: uncle sam's neglected farm. new and independent party. it about time't you got rid of those quarrelsome fellows and gave the job to me? take a look to the right. michael: the republican party and the democratic party. the republican party was addicted as simians. the democratic party was associated with the irish. and a have references to secession. and the republican party as being involved with corruption, there were very backed scandals -- very bad scandals. new political party." and of course the wonderful image of the farmer who's looking at uncle sam and saying, look at this terrible problem, we should have a third party. steve: agriculture was dominant in this time period. michael: absolutely. steve: we are

steve: good evening and welcome to the next revolution. i'm steve hilton. we have something really special for you. we talk about some of the big popular issues like immigration, trade, and the economy. the way the rich have gotten richer. also an economy with corporations getting bigger and bigger and market competition disappearing from different areas. we talk about corruption and the way the elite severed their interest. there is more to populism than that especially positive populism. if the message of the populous revolution is about taking power out of the elite and putting it in the hands of the people then we need to appreciate and support the foundation of grass roots power. yes, of course that means individual liberty enshined in the constitution. we are members of society. what are the building blocks of a strong society in america? faith, family, and community. that's the focus of our show tonight. some might take these things for granted but we must never do that. our social fabric has been frayed in recent years. we have seen a rise in family

steve? >> steve: thank you, ainsley.e senate judiciary and commerce committee that commences at 2:00. what was discussed and what can we expect from his testimony? let's talk to iowa senator chuck grassley, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. he met with mark zuckerberg yesterday. he joins us live from the capitol. senator, what did mr. zuckerberg say yesterday regarding his testimony today? >> the half hour meeting we had was basically about the process of these two committees would conduct it, so we would inform him a ahead of time. he told us a little bit probably what is in his written statement that was released yesterday. how he was going to approach the hearing. and how he was going to answer questions and, i think, remorseful approach that probably, he didn't do his due diligence over the last few years of protecting people's privacy, as facebook happened or promised. >> sure. >> beyond that we didn't have much other discussion or process or substance. steve: he seemed a little freaked out. he is gett

steve: okay.t that is helping you and your employees? >> it just, i can't believe that you would march in protest something that is going to bring investment in this country, higher-paying jobs, better american jobs. why would you protest more american jobs? i just, i can't add that up. steve: maybe because they feel like, maybe they're on the wrong side of the whole thing, they have to try to make political capital. it ain't working for them right now. wes, thank you very much for joining us from las vegas, telling your story. >> thank you, sir. steve: good enough. 8:20 here in new york city. the media blitz continues. james comey comparing president trump to a crazy ex. last night on late-night tv. mark steyn, come on in, you're next. he is all fired up about that and he is with us next. ♪ great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ ♪ this is what getting your car serviced at lincoln looks like. complementary pickup and delivery servicin

steve: steve scalise from statuary hall.p outside. go outside right back in two minutes. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. and i'm mike tryon. and this is our sears hometown store. (toddler speaks) i used to run my own landscaping company. people have asked why i'd sell my business just to go work for sears. but i didn't. i own this place. and being an independent business owner means we make sure to treat you to the best deals and the best service. sears hometown stores have been independently owned and operated for over 23 years. we don't work for sears. we own this place. we work for you. ♪ >> morning everyone, i'm bill hemmer. more about breaking news for future of paul ryan. that is developing, stand by for that. ominous message from the president. the up doctor beet begins. we're on syria watch. testimony of facebook founder will begin shortly. we'll watch that live. 15 months later where is the evidence on collusion? we will look for it today. join sandra, me, couple mi

steve: it is.vetting when you hire a babysitter than the democrats did when they decided to hire pakistani citizens and give them access to all their data and emails for one in five house democrats including three members of the intelligence committee. if they would have done a background check, there is no way thesefies would have passed. steve: the whole relationship with debbie wasserman schultz though is still so murky. can you explain why she said, we don't have to look into their background? >> well, after she got mixed up with imam awan years ago, she put his whole family on payroll. one of the things the background check would have determined they didn't have any background in technology. steve: why did they get the jobs? >> one got fired from mcdonald's. that was most recent professional experience. rest of them didn't go to college for most part. steve: congress hired them? >> they didn't vet them, exempt them from the background checks. they paid them four times more than any other i.t.

steve: sure. excerpts. he didn't quit. he was fired. ainsley: have a good weekend. steve: coming up. brian: talking about the tpp. charles payne and trade. how do i know? him. us coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. ythen you turn 40 ande everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key stud

abby: no, steve, he is not a leaker. steve: okay. these top secret documents to the law professor and to patrick fitzgerald and also another attorney as well, all part of his team. but then after he got fired, he said hey, there's some top secrets in there. abby: might want to hand them back. steve: he doesn't see anything the matter with them. trey gowdy was on last night. he said, look, what is not leaking to him would be a felony to anybody else. abby: if you have not seen this bret baier interview last night if you were tout dinner. we have them. it's worth going back and watch that whole interview beginning to end. he asks great questions you have not seen on media blitz tour so far and a lot of questions james comey could not answer. steve: how convenient. brian: he does have a great way of coming off very sincere. you you have to dial back and say what did he just not say? steve: you say sincere some people say spin. brian: could be. steve: could be. brian: very good on camera. abby: what do you think? email us friends@foxnews

(steve)(steve) (steve) the march miracle that many hoped for didn't really come through.. the department of water resources was out measuring the snowpack in the sierra they are telling calirfornians is time to conserve. this new reading comes after powerful march storms on the last day of february - d-w-r reported water content at just 7 percent of the average now -- the sierra snow pack has improved -- but still sits well below average - at 52 percent. frank gerke, chief of california cooperative snow surveys program "a good march, but it was not adequate to get us to a really good outlook with respect to the water supply".(steve) the d-w-r director says the priority now is to invest in new technologies and invest in new water supplies like storm water capture. (steve)san francisco voters are two months away from a special election to choose the next mayor for the city and county. (catherine) there was a forum tonight....giving candidates a chance to talk abouttheir goals is elected.. kron 4's ella sogomonian joins us live in san francisco to fill us in... ella? the cand

(steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes tonight. benavides walked out of the prison gates at san quentin.. and into the arms of his friends a short time ago. kron 4's gabe slate is at san quentin tonight he joins us on the phone now with details on the emotional reunion. a man who spent nearly 25 years on california's death row has been freed after his conviction in the rape and killing of his girlfriend's dahter was overturned.the california departmentf corrections and rehabilitation says vicente benavides was released from san quentin state prison on thursday afternoon.the 68-year-old had been on death row since june 1993. he was convicted of killing his girlfriend's 21- month-old daughter.the state supreme court overturned his conviction last month on grounds that medical testimony at his trial was false.kern county district attorney lisa green has said she won't retry benavides for first-degree murder and that without the medical testimony, a lesser conviction would be nearly impossible. (steve)(steve) more breaking news we are

steve?or sounding alarm. positive scott walker warning potentially a blue wave, big government, special interests gladded wisconsin with distorted facts and information. next they will target me and undo our bold reforms. we need to keep moving. #wisconsin forward, make sure a #blue wave of outside special interest money doesn't take us backward. on heels of a liberal judge, rebecca dalets wisconsin supreme court election. first time a liberal candidate won a race for the open seat on the court since 1995. what is going on in wisconsin? let's talk to the governor. scott walker joins us right now from madison. governor, good morning to you. >> great to be with you. brian: you're just warning alf blue wave. you're not saying yes, a done deal republicans are dead. you're saying hey if we're not careful it will be a problem? >> right. this is a true wake-up call. there is different between a wake-up call than a panic call. panic is got no record, no agenda to run on. in this case we do. the warn

(steve) (steve) that was mark thomson reporting.nd is considering suing the sheriff's department. (vicki) 50 years ago today dr. martin luther king jr was killed in memphis, tennessee. dr. king delivered his last sunday sermon at the iconic national cathedral in washington, d-c. our washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports it's a bittersweet memory that still impacts the church it was sunday march 31st 1968. dr. martin luther king junior stepped into this engraved stone pulpit at the national cathedral in washington and spoke to a room packed to the doors.dr king condemned the vietnam war, said the country was failing to address poverty and called racism a disease poisoning the nation." we have difficult days ahead in the struggle for justice and peace, but i will not yield to a politic of despair. "ruth williamson is a tour guide at the national cathedral.ruth williamson, national cathedral docent:"i find him to be fascinating."she's also a long time teacher at the cathedral's school and a parishioner who takes pride in its

(steve)thank you for joining us tonight im steve aveson. (catherine) and im catherine heenan..ned yesterday morning on northbound 101 - near 580 in san rafael.kron 4's charles clifford is live in marin county tonight...you talked with the victim's family? (steve) the f-b-i is on the hunt for a bank robber that has hit a number of banks in both san mateo and san jose. officials are

steve: on a player. on canadian seattle mariner's james max ton's shoulder during the national anthem. he wasn't supposed to do it but he did it. ainsley: paxton kept his cool, he bent over but he didn't really flinch, the eagle quickly moving on. challenger has been in our studio. he is so beautiful. he is huge. and i remember when his handler said okay, go towards ainsley and send him my way it was scary. this guy handled himself very well. brian: eagles go into the water and they will grab a trout with those same feet. steve: tallan. brian: tallans? i thought you meant talent. i think they are. but i mean that's amazing. he could have grabbed his shoulder and brought him out of the stadium. ainsley: he could have lifted of him up and carried him away? steve: that would have been really cool. he wouldn't like that. ainsley: what a majestic creature. steve: no kidding. diamond and silk join us once a week. they are social media stars. big trump supporters. ladies, good morning to you. ainsley: good morn

(steve) and im steve aveson.outube headquarters on cherry avenue near traeger avenue in san bruno.. (pam) walmart's e-commerce corporate headquarters and kaiser's san bruno medical offices .... are also in that area. that's where we find kron's j-r stone ... live in san bruno more on how his deadly situation unfolded today. j-r? (j.r.)sources say nasim aghdam is the suspected shooter here who later killed herself after shooting three people. as i step out of the way...i want to zoom in on youtube headquarters here....there are still investigators out here this evening. this is the front side of youtube.tonight this is what it looks like on the backside of the youtube property...investigators will be out here all night long. sources say that the suspect nasim aghdam drove here from san diego. she shot three people in the back courtyard area as many were having lunch. one male is in critical condition tonight. two other females were shot as well. also another person was hurt running from the building. authorities s

in berkeley justine waldman kron 4 news (steve) a big story (steve) (steve) a big story we're following today marks the 19th anniversary of the mass shooting at columbine high school. and many students in the u-s don't think things have changed much since that fateful day. so these teens say they will take a stand, by taking a walk. (pam) here at home. some east bay students at dublin high school ... took part in the national walk out today ... lending their voices to the call for sensible gun regulation.(steve) kron4's haaziq madyun was there and spoke to some of the organizers of the student led protest. nats/students"the youth united will never be divided"about sixty dublin high school students participated in the national school walk out to protest gun violence in america. 15-year-old sophomore neshmia alum and her friends orgainized the student led protestsot

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. benavides is now out of san quention state prison after his conviction was overturned last month. kron-4's gabe slate was there when he was released...he joins us live from marin county tonight gabe. this is the moment vicente benavides stepped into freedom after 24 years on death row at san quentin. his family, friends, and lawyers were waiting togreet him. he jumped into their arms one after another giving hugs. the 68-year-old had been on death row since 1993. he was convicted of murder and sexualy assualting his girlfriend's 21-month-old daughter.the state supreme court overturned his conviction last month on grounds that medical testimony at his trial was false.kern county district attorney lisa green has said she won't retry benavides for first-degree murder and that without the medical testimony, a lesser conviction would be nearly impossible.vicente benavides, always maintained he doesn't know what happened to the little girl during the 15 minutes the two were alone.he said he

steve: host of "the next revolution," steve hilton.ident called up to 4,000 national guard troops to help guard our southern border. if jerry brown will put them everywhere up north everywhere but immigration, why bother paying for it? >> the whole thing is ridiculous. anyway, first of all, this deployment of national guard is completely in line with what previous presidents have done, including democratic presidents. show how completely crazed the anti-trump brigade have become especially here in california, where the california democrats moved so far left, i said before, they are halfway to hawaii. they don't want to cooperate every anything. listen to this, in his letter, when jerry brown said, okay, i will send a few guardsmen but i'm not going to help you with your wall and immigration, in in that same letter he talked about drug snuggling, people trafficking, all the reasons we need the wall as well as immigration. so he completely contradicted himself, even as he was saying he wasn't going to cooperate. steve: oops. ainsley: wha

i'm doing it right now. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: i'm doing it right now. >> steve: oh my gosh,a drawing. oh my gosh. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, there it is. oh they didn't use it. i watched. i stayed up. they didn't care for my children's art work. [ laughter ] >> steve: this just sounds fun. >> jimmy: you know what i mean? it's going to be a lot of fun, you guys. do that, and then we'll show our favorite drawings on the show. it's going to be good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but first, we have a a huge show tonight. we love it when she comes to visit. the one, the only, tina fey is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: we're going to talk about her new broadway musical, "mean girls." it's fantastic. then we're going to look at something that we shot earlier today with tina's surprising "mean girls" and tina fey super fans. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's really great. plus, she stars in the hbo series "westworld," evan rachel wood is dropping by. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and to close the show -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy:

(steve)(steve) (steve)(steve) (steve) an earthquack rocked parts of southern california this afternoonng to the u-s geological survey, the 5- point-3 magnitude quake was centered in the ocean near channel islands... that's near los angeles. witnesses say they felt the ground shaking across the area. there are no reports of injuries or major damage after the earthquake. firefighters say they inspected some of the key infrastructure in los angeles. they say the transportation points, buildings, dams, and power lines surveyed are intact. but some minor structural damage was reported on channel islands. (pam) missing since february, the body of a c-d-c scientist has now found.. we have details.. (steve) the facebook privacy scandal .. leading some to ask, does the company have the right leader in mark zuckerberg.. his response is ahead. (pam) and a new push to create harsher penalties for distracted drivers ... all while the c-h-p is stepping up its zero tolerance effort... full details ahead. (steve) another big story we are following tonight... facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg says, he's s

(steve) and im steve aveson.olice arrested the teacher today after an on-line undercover investigation. kron 4's justine waldman reports from vallejo on the accusations and the outrage. sot it is awful i feel like i need a safer school for my childrenparents at vallejo's glen cove elementary school learned police arrested a teacher on thursday from a letter sent out by the superintendent.nat reading letter we were told the allegations involve inappropriate conduct with a minorkron 4 has confirmed under arrest is andrew lund. here is his photo from school's website, he is in charge of coordinating with teachers on curriculum.

(steve)(steve) (steve) federal and marin county officials are still trying to assess the damage from last week's big storm...that severely damaged the parking lot at stinson beach. at this time the worst damage is still roped off with caution tape. rushing water washed away the ground underneath and caused much of the parking lot to collapse. those who live and work in this small beach community say parking is already an issue and this is only going to make things worse.allan merryman/business owner: "it's just gonna get nuts out here. even the parking lot is open, parking is a premium when the tourist come on the weekend and i know a lot of them are not even going to know it's closed and they're going to end up out on the street it's just gonna be a zoo out here." residents are worried that this might even impact them if the problems keep all or part of the lots closed into the summer. the national park service says they will have a better picture of what needs to be done when more of the mess is cleaned up. new ahead at 8 a vigil for a hit and run victim --- becomes the scene of a

(steve) (steve)(steve) this witness says, he was this witness this witness says, he was getting ready to order food across the street at carl's junior when he heard gunshots. (pam) he says, he did not see who the shooter was... but describes what he saw, after he heard the intial gunfire.witness: "and then all of sudden it was two, three shots and then 30 to 40 seconds after that then i see the girl running out. she was shot in the leg. the other people behind me opened the doors and let her in. and they grabbed a bunch of napkins. so i come back and i took down the girl. and then after i took down the girl 'she alright?' yeah yeah she got shot in the leg. then i ran back over there and then i'm looking inside, i'm other guy goes 'oh...she/he just shot the other person' and that person got shot ten times." (steve) the witness did not want to share his name but did say the shooting happened in a courtyard outside the building. he says the whole ordeal lasted between and minute and a half. (steve) an arizona uber driver said he pulled up to give a ride easter morning, and ended up with

steve? steve: thank you, ainsley.e sitcom reboot is taking america by storm capturing the attention of tens of millions of viewers. rob reiner who once upon the time sitcom star not impressed. slammed the show's star roseanne as a mouthpiece for potus. >> you have fox news and sinclaire and breitbart and info wars. and all of this, which used to be considered and thought of as the, you know, the lunatic fringe, if you will, have now become mainstream media. you have the star of the show essentially outside the show trumping all of the things that donald trump stands for. steve: okay. so why are some hollywood elites getting things wrong about why americans are watching roseanne? joining us right now for a debate, we have democratic strategist antoine seawright. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. steve: chris, because you are out in hollywood, you get to start first. why are some of hollywood liberals like rob reiner in total melt down moted mode over the fact that a lot of americans like the roseanne sh

. >> steve: but then i saw this. it all made sense. >> michael : knows where many bodies are buried. they will turn him and when they turned him, the president is going to be in a very bad place. i will make a prediction, i don't think the president will serve out his term. >> here to discuss is author of independent voice, tammy bruce. i've been desperate to get you. >> it's my pleasure to be here. >> steve: as the michael : story was developing, are they so excited about it? this idea that that's the real thing and then they gave the game away. this is the way we get rid of trump. >> it's almost like an addiction. the new truck that shows up. you get used to the old drug. now there's anything that might give you the left. over the past two years there's always been something that would be the thing that took him down. it's based on fantasy but mania. see what you want to see. a confirmation bias. you'll read everything into it you need for it to be because you're thinking of nothing else. it puts you in a negative

(steve) and i'm steve aveson...we've been tracking this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day long...(pam) and tonight (pam)long...news all day this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day (pam) and tonight we have confirmed the identity of the shooter as áánasim woman who is from southern california.... it all started early this afternoon-- as people were outside - as people this afternoon-started early it all (steve) california....from southern woman who is aghdam -- a áánasim shooter as youtube identity of the confirmed the we have and tonight (pam) long...news all day this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day long... (pam) and tonight we have confirmed the identity of the youtube shooter as áánasim shooter as áánasim aghdam -- a woman who is from southern california....(steve) it all started early this afternoon-- as people were outside eating lunch.. at the youtube headquarters on cherry avenue near traeger avenue in san bruno.. (pam) walmart's e-commerce corporate headquarters and kaiser's san bruno medical offices .... are also in that area. t

steve: kellyanne. >> yes. steve: according to the book at that hang back, mr. comey confirmed what your boss has said all along. he says we are not investigating you. >> yes, correct. steve: donald trump. this also a brand new clip from abc. they've got the big 2020 special on comey on saturday. here they are talking about. brian: sunday. steve: talking about mrs. trump. >> he says something that distracted me because he said if there is even 1% chance my wife thinks that's true, that's terrible. i'm a flawed human being, but literally zero chance that my wife would think that was true, so what kind of marriage, what kind of man thinks there is only a 99% chance you didn't do that? steve: so he is getting into that kind of stuff, too. >> psycho analyst. he is giving advice on people look. steve: dr. phil. >> marriage counselor. i find that particular excerpt to be really egregious and over the top and unacceptable. i hope people of all political stripes. including those who didn't like james comey in late october of 2016 to push back on it frankly put, that's n

steve, you have villanova. steve: go cats.something great about each team? steve: two doocy kids. ainsley: what about the other team? steve: michigan is man fantastic. all my friends are from michigan. it is a rivally. ainsley: like villanova where steve's money went. going with villanova. brian, what are you choosing? brian: i'm choosing to go to break. attorney general jeff sessions appointing a federal prosecutor to investigate fisa abuse. is this right move? ainsley: a trooper signs off unlast time after serving his community 37 years. his message is pretty incredible we'll hear from him ahead. >> this is my final 10-7. it is honor, privilege, great career. it has been a great adventure. and live claritin clear. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com ♪ brian: as we wait patiently for the inspector general's findings in alleged fisa abuses some lawmakers still calling for a second sp

(steve) officials (steve) (steve) officials bracing for severe weather in california are asking people planning to visit the yosemite valley to make alternative plans. as the approaching storm gained strength, officials announced yesterday that the valley would be closed starting this afternoon. according to c-n-n affiliate k-f-s-n, rain drenching the foothills could trigger mudslides, making roadways hazardous. a river at the park's entrance is expected to rise nearly 15 feet -- which is well above flood stage. officials will assess conditions after the storm and decide on a timeline for reopening the yosemite valley to visitors. (pam) a body was found in the oakland hills earlier today. it was discovered near a car that police say, fell down an embankment off grizzly peak boulevard.(steve) kron four's philippe djegal reports it's possible body belongs to a person reported missing. judy spiegel/may know victim- "how do i feel? i feel it's terrible. i'm sorry about it." judy spiegel fears this battered white toyota prius belongs to her son's girlfriend... who she says has been reported

(steve)(steve) (steve)a meteorologist saves trapped cows from a wildfire... we'll explain how he got help from facebook live viewers. (grant)the warnings may seem endless... but they are important. why experts say getting earthquake insurance is not something to dismiss. (steve) plus: all new video at ten: a house explosion in texas. what cause this devastating blast that blew two officers off their feet. (grant)seve please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. (grant)several columbus, ohio, police officers, are being called heroes for saving a teen from jumping off a bridge last month.(steve)body cam footage of the incident was recently released.and two of those officers spoke with reporter geoff redick ofc. kenneth kropp:"i thought she was gone. honestly, i thought she was so close." officer kenneth kropp only knew two things as he raced toward greenlawn bridge the night of march 20

steve: mr.house with what to expect the coming weeks. this is a top story. >> good morning. let me tell you this. we are just hours away from moving into the month of may. and what that means is we also could be approaching the very month the president and kim jong un finally meet with a chance at making history and i for one cannot wait to see how that all turns out. you mentioned mike pompeo, he has been very busy. we have also been talking a great deal about north korea, right, the leader there putting on a real charm offensive in the runup to the talks with the president, making concessions and promises about his country's future nuclear agenda. but, as can you also well imagine, guys, healthy amount of skepticism here within the trump administration and i would dare say for good reason because we have seen the north do this before. only to go back on their word. >> i think if he has made a strategic determination that north korea would be better off without nuclear weapons, then i think we

((steve)) the u.s. supreme court is considering whether consumers should start paying sales tax on all online purchases. the case pits the state of south dakota against the online home goods store- wayfair.specifically, the justices will decide whether online retailers must collect sales taxes on purchases made in states, where they do not have a so-called physical presence ... such as a warehouse or office. companies like wayfair do not have widespread enough operations, to require all shoppers to pay sales tax.... and critics say, that gives them an unfair advantage over traditional brick -and- mortar stores. (pam) today is tax day... but an outage shutdown the i- r-s payment website for most of the day. now treasury secretary steve mnuchin says .... americans who have been unable to pay will get an extention. the new tax deadline is now april 18th ...tomorrow at midnight. you have until then to file and pay your taxes. the i-r-s did not give an immediate explanation for the breakdown but said, certai