gorbachin, sylvia sherman, brandy markman, alita fisher, julia roberts sung, virginia marshall, steve good, penny schwartz, liam whistler. susan sauter, carrie gray, keith melamos, francis phillips. since we only have a few of the five keys, so why don't we have the five keys people speak first. steve? we only have three of you. >> okay. good evening, commissioners. i realize this is the first reading for our item. i'm the executive director, steve good, of five keys charter school and five keys independent high school. five key was founded by the san francisco sheriff's department in 2003 to serve inmates in the county jail and provide them with the opportunity to provide a high school diploma. at that time, there was no other educational option in the county jail. there was approximately 2600 inmates in there, at which time, about 65% of them lacked a basic education. since five keys was founded in 2003, fast forward to today, we've had over 3,000 graduates from our program, but five keys has expanded from san francisco jail into seven other counties. the reason we've expanded into other

we have one speaker on this item, steve goode. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is steve goode, and i'm the director of five keys, and i want to thank the commissioners for the growth of five keys. we serve inmates in county jails, and in all cases, we are the only educational option -- well, except in alameda county, we are the only educational option in these facilities. last meeting at the first meeting, we are a representative from sonoma county who spoke how they've partnered with the workforce investment board to support five keys because there literally is no option for inmates to get a g.e.d. or learn how to read until five keys is there. so i hope we'll get support for this action so we can continue to provide this type of service. thank you. >> thank you very much. commissioners, any discussion? thank you. roll call. [roll call] >> that's four ayes. >> thank you. congratulations. section h, special order of business. appointment of 8 members to the san francisco board of education parent advisory council. we need a motion and a second. >> so mov

so good. stevebat. dan: oh, yeah. this will be good. ainsley: jujitsu? dan: it will be fun. steve: meantime, news of the day, president trump kicking off his 2020 campaign in orlando, florida today. people lined up almost two days before the event outside the amway center. ainsley: president said his campaign received almost 100,000 ticket requests. ththe amway center holds 20,000. a lot of people camped outside watching it from the tv screen. dan: lauren blanchard in the sunshine state. people camped out for days; is that right? >> yeah. good morning. steve, ainsley, dan. take a look at this line now that the sun has come up. more and more people coming through. can you see it all down this street. across this parking lot. hundreds of people have come out. they have been camping. they brought their chairs. they have brought their tents. they have brought all of their signs. everything. let's take a quick check with george and sue. so real quick. they are from florida. why did you guys decide to com

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pack come thank you for joining us. steve paulson is back. happy to have you back, sir. >> good to be back thank you. >> bring us a nice forecast. >> it's cooler. >> the winds kicked up. there's actually some partly cloudies to the north. the end result is going to be a cooler day for the inland temps. sun and clouds. breezy and windy at times and the aforementioned system has dropped in. it's quite unusual for this time of year. see something of that nature to drop in the end of june. it's going to stay on the quiet side. now the system is a moisture star but it is producing a little bit of a front coming through. and so to the south it will be mostly sunny. 50s on the temps. upper 50s, lower 40s. upper atmosphere is also cooling off rapidly. fachy fog and mostly sunny skies. that system moves in 60s

steve: yeah. jedediah: any good? brian: no. steve: no.you could put on the airconditioning because we have paid our bill, i think. it's 120 degrees in here. steve: brian, it's a little humid because you left the top off your jeep yesterday. jedediah: we will have to keep update on that later. steve: thank you for joining us on this very busy wednesday and we start this hour with a fox news alert. down in washington, robert mueller is heading to capitol hill. the special counsel has agreed to testify july 17th. brian: all right. the president is already slamming democrats for issuing the subpoena to begin with. the so-called friendsly subpoena. jedediah: our own griff jenkins is live in washington where a new battle is brewing. what's going on, griff? griff: you think it's hot where you are sitting wait until july 17th. this will be one for the history books mueller in the hot seat back-to-back appearances. president trump reacting last night with a simple tweet. presidential harassment he writes. mueller agreed to appear after subpoenas f

mccarthy: thank you, steve. good morning. i want to thank our republican leader on armed services for his service. we were on a bipartisan, bicameral codel over tore normandy, listening to the president and listening to president macron and look at that moment when he talked to the veterans, there was a tent laying out to the veterans. and in this tent they have a glass wall and seven of the eterans looking in a out towards the ocean. as i turned to one to shake their hand, he looked at me and said i haven't been back here in 75 years and what a difference it looks like today. you watched those men and what they went through. they are the greatest generation. as we look and learn from every battle, every war we had, every lesson, we don't want to repeat it. the work that will be done is some of the most important work in the markup of the ndaa. congress has all the times in the past no matter how partisan this body has ever become has de away to make the ndaa bipartisan. i have a fear that this new socialist democratic party

[captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good. how are you all? i appreciate you. how are you all? how are you all doing? i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, from pleasanton, california, it's the champs. it's the valladon family. [cheering and applause] and from lake balboa, california, it's the figueroa family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody got a shot at driving

[cheering] steve: todd piro a good spot e spot. the versailles restaurant in miami. fuls use the stage to talk about gun control. >> i support all the guns reforms here. >> i'm going to choose common sense gun reforms. i believe we'll be able to get that done in 2021. >> i hear gunshots in my neighborhood. tired of hearing people all they have to offer is thoughts an prayers. >> dot things that are sensible. do the universal background check. we can ban the weapons of war. we can double down on research, and find out what really works. steve: hmmm. brian: radio talk show host dana loesch to react to the plethora of opinion and information. when it comes to guns, dana, i was surprised, they weren't saying ban all guns which i was expecting but there is a huge pushback. >> brian, good to talk with you. whenever they talk about confiscation, whenever they mention it, mandatory buybacks. word olympic salad, people like cory booker, swalwell, 1% now i guess, that is the language that they use whenever they talk about confiscation. confiscation is a nasty word. what is even

ainsley: good morning. stevee probably stalled at the airport last night a little bit. dan: i'm worst traveler ever. i hate it. ainsley: you do really? dan: 12 years in the secret service flying military in the back it gets rough real quick. ainsley: you figured it out. that's why you built a studio in your home. dan: in your house. build it in your house. steve: military transport planes at what point do they come out with the little beverage cart? >> i enjoyed it more than commercial because you could sleep. put out a yoga mat. ainsley: really? dan: get an mre. steve: wouldn't have to be strapped in. dan: not really. i'm sure on takeoff but no. steve: if you haven't figured it out yet brian has the day off and we are dan bongino from palm city, florida. moving to stuart right next door. ainsley: why are you moving? dan: my wife likes the water. she wants a water view. steve: right on the water. ainsley: father's day gift for both of you. dan: big time. you have to come over some time. steve: dan, good to have y

we already know the gentleman, good luck, steve. >> thank you, sir. >> and you all know steve. he's a pro. and a good man. and he likes both countries very much. so steve's going to head it up. and under the auspices of our great secretary of state, mike pompeo, and what's going to happen is over the next two or three weeks, the teams are going to start working to see whether or not they can do something. very big stuff. pretty complicated, but not as complicated as people think. a lot of our great triumphs have been based on relationship, and this is one, where i mean, it's just been a different story. you saw when they were showing us around, when they were showing president moon and myself around, and they were talking about two and a half, three years ago, it was really dangerous out there. you couldn't move. people were being killed. a lot of bad things were happening, and they said since singapore, it's been a whole different ball game. and i was telling, i was telling chairman kim that actually, to me, hanoi was a great success. the press reported it the opposite. but you

good, right? july 4th. steveindependence day celebration that they celebrated for decades call it salute to america and the president mentioned it last night, obviously in 2017 when he went to france and bastille day he was so struck by the military presence big rollout we have got to do that here. in fact, according to the "the washington post" and other news outlets, it sounds like the president would like to, according to people who are in on the planning, fly air force 1 to a flyover of the mall on the fourth of july. of course, democrats in congress are saying how are we going to pay for this and this better not turn into a big rally for him. ainsley: that's what he was doing last night. he was doubling down on this. speaking at the mall in front of the lincoln memorial on july 4th. democrats were up in arms. they were outraged because they are saying taxpayer dollars are going to be used for this and it's really going to be a political rally for his re-election. the president hears that i'm going to make it

steve: good, how are you doing? it's been about two weeks since i tasked ana and steve with the simple greek project. and so i wanted to see what the two of them have come up with. i wanted you to meet sam lundy. he oversees simple greek concept. the simple greek job is more significant than i think they realize. each location would buy about $20,000 worth of furniture. there are about 250 franchises already signed up. that would equal about $5 million in business. by the way, that's more than pacific and grafton do combined in a year. i want to get the job right, i want to get the presentation right, and i want to win the business. you want to take him through your presentation first? steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek. so i elected to do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-wood, bent plywood, very durable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back

good into the west valley. we're going to leave that there. 6:18. filling in for steve today. it's sara. >> good morning, sal. well, i noticed in all of your cameras that you pulled up, 880 is the only one where you can kind see some gray. we're dealing with pretty nice conditions. but a live look out at sfo. not too many clouds to speak of this morning. the widespread clouds. oh. look at that spider. oh, my gosh. >> there he s. >> pam and i were looking at that little guy earlier today. here's just hanging out on our camera. that's all right. mostly sunny skies, though, is what we're expecting today by this afternoon. inland, warm up to mid- to upper 80s. may break the 90s possibly. but still going to be cooler than what we saw yesterday. along the bay and around the coast. 60 to 70s. right now in oakland. 55 degrees. same within san francisco. 57 in hayward. san jose, also at 57 degrees. walnut creek, you're looking at a temperature of 59 degrees. concord, 62 degrees. temperature change from yesterday. some areas are slightly below what we were at yesterday. some are a little above what we were at yesterday

let's turn to cnbc's steve sedgwick with the latest good morning, steve. >> very good morning, francesone is eyeing the federal reserve decision goldman sachs is going ts into $140 billion bear mark. it will make it a practice tim rtive to investors they invest in real estate and other hard access deals. back to the target story, it wag their card apparently they had to turn to this old thing called cash cash what's cash? one of the data is not terz apparently was not a security related issue. but cash what is the world coming to? final story coming for you, the hbo mini series which has had such acclaim is leading to a boom in tourism of all places chernobyl. 150,000 people are set to go this is 90 miles north of kiev, a place i've worked many times i'm surprised i haven't thought of going to chernobyl. but everybody is wanting to go there. >> everybody is raving about the docuseries i was talking about it with a coworker something to see, the series and the location steve, thank you >> just ahead, a new music video. plus screen sequels falling flat at the box office. you're watching

steve: well, i think, thank you very much. good answer. ause] steve: how about a round of applause for him. okay. right back here. what's your name? >> brigitte. steve: brigitte, go ahead and stand up. what do you say? >> i think congressman gaetz said it best this week 70% of democrats want something that 60% of americans don't. steve: that's exactly what that poll shows over there. [applause] steve: what's your name? >> jennifer. >> where are you from. >> live in the poconos originally from new york. regarding impeachment. i almost don't get the question. bill clinton was impeached he was a democrat and he stayed in office. now we have trump -- were you going to say something. steve: impeached by the house and got to pass the senate. that's the problem. they don't have enough senators to say okay, throw him out. >> i'm not buying it. honestly, you have to look at this down the road. i think they are going to keep this until the next election keep it going. i have to tell you there are a lot of closet trump supporters i used to be in the m

so yeah, get ready sleater-kinney [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: "the center won't hold." sounds so goodthey're hear. hey, look at these handsome gentlemen on the cover of "variety" magazine >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: not too shabby [ cheers and applause i kind of stole hasan's beard a little bit >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i got inspired hasan minhaj, obviously, who does a great job on "patriot act. if you haven't seen that show, watch it it's on netflix. he's just amazing. but we got together in "variety." and we talked about our show and what a year we had, both of us he had a great year. >> steve: he did >> jimmy: but we did some good stuff -- >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: too with -- i mean, the samsung show remember, we did the whole show on the cell phone. >> steve: that was fun >> jimmy: we did that. we did - >> steve: the larry sanders show >> jimmy: the fifth anniversary show which will -- we're going to re-air this friday by the way. if you haven't seen it, it's so fun. we go behind the scenes, fake behind the scenes, all written, but fake behind the scenes of our show [ light laughter

cheers and applause "t >> jimmy: center won't hold." >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: sleater-kinney >> steve: good jimmy: legendary. gosh, they sounded sgood did you hear rehearsal today oh, my gooess, man. that clock fell off the wall. dude, it was - >>steve: are you serious >> jimmy: yeah man that's a big clock >> steve: that's a giant clockon that's a 30-foot-lclock. >> jimmy: large benjamin [ laughter ] >> steve: your clock is called "large benjamin? >> jimmy: big ben was taken. >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: want to hear a little "hurry on home?" >> steve: yeah, bust off a a piece. s >> jimmy: byater-kinney. here, check this out >> steve: here ♪ ♪ disconnect me from my bone so i can float ♪ >> jim: turn it up ♪ so i can roam >> jimmy: turn it off. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: 'cause i'll tell you why. they're going to be on here, the show tonight it live for you.g to be playing so yeah, get ready sleater-kinney [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: "the center won't hold." sounds so good i'm so psyched they're hear. hey, look at these handsome gentlemen on the cover of "variety" m

the national chain type observance foundation state blame thank you so much for joining us today steve good evening thank you very much for having us be with you it's a great pleasure to have you on your special for all the good work that you guys are the true been out there doing in trying to get you know juneteenth recognized i want to start by asking you what is the historical significance of juneteenth as the day that celebrated or the bay that's remembered of african-american slavery ending in the united states i think many in history classes across the country you know we kind of believe that it was always the emancipation proclamation when lincoln did that actually and of slavery but juneteenth is an important day for the celebration because it really recognized when slavery truly under correct well. it's phrase correctly juneteenth is puerto rico a combination of june and and a several days to happen during june 13th the day that most commonly recognized is the day when general major general gordon granger was issued general order number 3 and texas in galveston texas and that was a

steve. >>> thank you. i've been waiting for you to come back man. good morning. this is fairfield and vallejo. nobody else does aviation geeking like steve and i do. let's talk about the commute now. traffic on 680 to lafayette. there have been no major problems on the bay bridge. we're off to a nice start but this is the hour when things begin to change. we'll see what happens. 4:32 let's go back to the desk. >>> police in morgan hill investigating a shooting yesterday. workers at the ford store morgan hills say a man who was fired yesterday, came back to the dealership and shot two of the managers. the police still have not identified the man who was found dead still holding a gun on the dealership property. the business was open at the time of the shooting. customers and other workers ran to safety. no one else was hurt. ktvu's alyssa harington was in morgan hill right now. she will bring us a live report coming up in our next hour. >>> tonight is the first of two debates in miami. the 20 candidates were randomly divided into two groups of 10. senator elizabeth warren who has been rising in

good morning, ainsley and steve. s for assistance in investigation. sovereign nation. the fbi is testing samples from at least one of those motel mini bars that's good news. not confirmed it yet until now. fox news told involvement limited to assisting with toxicology results only. if true this would mark a deeper dive in allegations that booze may have played a role here. fox news has learned as recent as april the dominican rum producers association was advocating to curtail counterfeit alcohol. meanwhile dominican officials are scrambling to reassure island paradise their island is safe. it's all hysteria against the dominican republic to hurt our tourism. this is a very competitive industry and we get millions of tourists. we are a popular destination. people are taking aim at us. well tim jensen father of a family who recently got sick there had this advice in our last hour to would-be travelers. >> think twice and think hard about going. you don't think it's going to happen to you. it does. me personally, and th

and steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. ni bar that keeps being a coin coincidence here. you will remember as we reported yesterday in our investigation that robert bell wallace 67 years old of california died shortly after taking a drink of scotch from the mini bar here at the hard rock behind me. let me take you inside when we got a radio. mini bar, you see wallace there mini bar we saw in a room holds full fists of liquor. it's not the airplane bottles. not a lock on the door. easily go in whether you are intentionally or accidentally tampering with these bottles. certainly a problem. officials here in the dominican republic still saying that everyone that has passed the all four victims in the last three months that have passed died of natural causes. that investigation is wide open. you will remember that last year in july a person died here as well, david harrison his widow contacted me yesterday say she go wants answers as well as the families who died where we were yesterday from pennsylvania, miranda warner as well

and 80s sal. >> good morning, steve. here we are. >>> traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving on the altamonte commute -- if you're on the altamonte pass westbound 580 it's doing very well. continuing out to pleasanton and livermore. this is a look at the commute on the sonola grade that looks good so we're off to a good start. 4:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office says a potential suspect is in custody this morning after a second homicide near skyline late last night. police say the killing is likely related to a homicide in the same area two nights ago. skyline is shut down between sweat road and reed's roost road as the investigation is still under way. we are still waiting for police it to reveal details on the victim and we'll have more information throughout the has victim as 32-year-old abdul mayleck bashire of pacifica. authorities have not disclosed the cause of death but based on his injuries gnashir was a victim of a homicide. deputies are asking anyone with informat

[captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: very good. how's everybody? appreciate you all. thank you. thank you, folks. yeah. i appreciate you all. thank you all, now. thank you all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total of $40,000, from brooklyn, new york, it's the champs--deangelis family! [cheering and applause] and from right here in l.a., california, it's the berry

steve: good to have you today. jedediah: i heard this is the place to be.. we just saw the u.s. capital about a mile away from it is nationals park is where the baseball team plays. and, of course, today is the

good morning steve, good morning paul z. steamy, yep, that's martinez. 72 and steamy. so if you're inland it's not happening yet butike it's starting to kick in a little bit. these are all the records yesterday san francisco 92 and these are the current temps. now the city did get to 72 officially. we'll see if if they get below that. it's still around 70, 71 for many even with that breeze kicking in. again, if the breeze kicks in these can drop 15, 20 degrees. but it does look a little cooler for some down 5:0010, maybe 12 degrees. the higher clouds are over us now. inland temps are already well in the 70s. 80s and 90s for one more day. but it does look a little cooler. 70s, 80s, 90s, upper 90s and 100s again. 5:32. sal's here to tell you. >> yeah, there's a bart alert and a bart delay because of some technical issues with trains and some people have been waiting a long time for the trains of the morning and that's going to mean you're going to have in fact i'm trying to these are people on th platform. gure out exactly what's going on a don't think so at this hou. th

morning to you. >> good morning. steveas a long memory and she remembers what life was like when she was younger as opposed to now. what do you make of what she told that reporter? >> well, she is absolutely right. >> yeah. >> and if anybody is running around playing the race card, it's the democrat, it's left wing media, that's doing this here. that's fueling it. instead of -- based on the facts that we are americans. they want to divide us based on the facts that we're black or we are white. and you can clearly see, look at them trying to push reparations. they are -- black elitist trying to push reparations to exploit the pain of black people and exploit the pain of our ancestors. so if you see that look at how these presidential candidates are now playing the race card. >> that's right. >> so if the rample and the racm and racism is being fueled in this country is fueled by the left. this is what they do to get a vote is play the race coward. >> um. >>um that's what they do all the time. ainsley: why do you think they

steve: everybody's ready? >> no, that's -- >> wow >> really? >> jimmy: you're on my team. that's goodis team. >> i'm sorry >> jimmy: all right, are we locked in? >> steve: you're locked in is everybody locked in all right, jimmy, what did you write? >> jimmy: i wrote, hair. [ cheers and applause >> steve: finn, what did you write? >> i wrote clothes clothes >> steve: whoa let's see what the answers on the board. [ ding ] >> jimmy: oh ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow. okay >> we scored the same amount of points i don't know what. >> steve: okay ready? >> no, no, no, no, no. >> it's the same one, it's the same one >> jimmy: oh >> okay, um, what? >> jimmy: hey, i'm on the team >> okay. [ laughter ] okay, okay yeah, potentially. okay >> jimmy: why did the '80s have the worst -- >> music >> steve: do we see music? [ ding ] >> jimmy: yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: wowie. oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: i disagree >> the music's amazing >> play the game >> jimmy: we disagree, but we are playing. >> i disagree with my own answer as well >> steve: right. you're playing the game. >> jimmy:

good. filling in for steve today, good morning sarah.>> good morning sal, cool and breezy this morning, a little fog and drizzle along the coast, similar to yesterday and we continue to see these cooler temperatures radar shows how far spread the fog and the marine influence is pushing inland. starting out the day with that cloudy and foggy weather. but we are going to have relief which will clear up and we will see some warmth later today, 5 to 100 warmer today than what we saw yesterday. right now 56 to start at oakland and 55 at walnut creek and 58 at concord and san jose is 55 in san francisco is that 54 a cooler day. but later today it will warm up the models were a little off yesterday and we thought it would be reaching 90s but we dropped the temperatures down a little bit, and it will get warmer, santa rosa's high yesterday was 75 and today it will be 85. so you can see all across the region we will warm up did not as much as we thought we would but still significantly warmer than yesterday san francisco got to about 59 yesterday and today we expect them to get to 69. here are some exten

>> good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution", i'm steve hilton and this is a pro-family, pro-community. we have a lot to get to, an exclusive interview with health and human services which is just great. you will be so impressed with him. i promise. and we have the start of a new occasional series which i think you will enjoy. >> an update on the rear collision scandal, get ready to break up the china # again to light. first the main factor scandal. populism is about body a corrupt establishment and boy did we see them in action this week. this was the week that robert mulder put himself in the arena. with his bizarre new doctrine of not not guilty he overturned the presumption of innocence. then it is unsettling impeachment of president trump he revealed his real overturning to 2016 election. he was tied to the neutral conclusion that the country could unite behind but on wednesday he ripped off the mark and showed him what he is a partisan in the fight between the populist and the establishment. we should not be surprised, he is the establishment, he is a lawyer. as we

steve: ten seconds. ten seconds. get ready to have a good time. >> jimmy: ten seconds. this is fun. [ cheers and applause this is fun. >> here we go in five, four, three -- [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - tina fey animal expert robert irwin musical guest florida georgia line and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1022 >> jimmy: do i look puffy? >> not at all. >> no, you look amazing. >> jimmy: you guys look great, too. ♪ [ cheers and applause oh, my goodness. that's a good crowd right here welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. this is it [ cheers and applause you made it. even though i just got here i can already tell you guys are way better than last night's audience [ laughter and applause absolutely and you're actually here on a very special night because, guys, tonight is our fifth anniversary. [ cheers and applause ♪ that's right we launched the show exactly five years ago

steve paulson was here earlier. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. s out, we have sara talking about the weather. >> we are starting out looking at gray skies. that will keep the temperatures cool. not as cool as yesterday. the clouds and breeze will keep us from warming up, too, too much. you can see a gray start to the day. like i said, thing also warm up just a bit, kind of similar to the temperatures we saw yesterday. we're seeing high clouds. they will move out of the way by mid-morning later on this afternoon. so just a little bit warmer. 13-mile-per-hour sustained winds speeds at sfo. miles per hour in mountainview and san jose. eight miles per hour in hayward. we'll see the influence of the on shore flow. 13 miles per hour in concord. 17 miles per hour in fairfield. a look at your current temperatures. 61 right now to get your morning started in concord. 58 in oakland and walnut creek. livermore at 58. like i said, we are warming up just a bit today. santa rosa yesterday got to 75 as the high, warming up to 80 degrees. concord 79 was your high

steve: that's right. good morning to you both. e. i will say the other ones, the other talent were in the front seat this is big time of you in the back seat. i'm literally showing you. steve: abby uber. >> abby uber. steve: the reason i'm not in the front seat, the aj, camera guy, producer. are you ready to hit the streets? >> yes. let's do it. steve: abby are you a good new york city driver? >> i'm a great new york city driver, steve. steve: we have the light. >> i only hit go people on way to work. excuse me sir. you have to being aggressive. steve: look out for the guy on the bike. >> i learned if you drive aggressively you no one bothers you. steve: this is traffic. >> i'm a driver. not a navigator. steve: jump the curb. people love to do that. >> i've been pushing to pick you guys up for work. they have the mind, steve would have to get in 1:00 in the morning essentially. steve: essentially like that. when you're coming in for the night. >> right. steve: you've ridden to work with gutfeld and bill hemmer. what was gutfeld lik

caller: where should i start question mark good morning, steve. host: good morning.ler: i believe that these republicans are suffering from some kind of a delusion that hope donald trump is infallible. he's only human. he's kind of a greedy, self-righteous human. narcissistic and his ways. i think he thinks he's still on a reality show in some way. this is his biggest tv moment. will beachment trial his highest rated biggest loser. think that what we really need is education in the united dates. we need education on logic and the rules of debate. donald trump has brought this ofntry to the level third-grade playground -- i don't know what you want to call it. the shenanigans i guess you would call it. hoc, ad hominem hasty generalizations. these are faults of logic and fallacies. these are his modus operandi. he deals in insult -- i don't know if he thinks he's don rickles reincarnated, but ad hoc ad hominem attacks on the opposition. we are not traders. thatl of you republicans are parroting these accusations of treason, i want to point out the treason is a crime on

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. >> all right, steve, good to see you as always our national political correspondent.f the candidates at the top of the nbc news "wall street journal" poll, is the same candidate who've been rolling out the greatest number of policy proposals even before running for any office in washington, senator elizabeth warren was the country's most forceful critique of wall street and big banks. using her knowledge and work as a harvard law school whofsor who was an expert in bankruptcy law so much so that the new york times recent piece on the behind the scenes of the candidate's battle for millions of dollars in wall street money revealed that wall street is showing favorability toward candidates like joe biden and senator kamala harris. but "the times" writes not everyone is chasing wall street cash. mr. sanders and senator elizabeth warren opted against the kind of fancy fundraisers with catering and $2,800 admission prices that lubricate the donor industry. as a profile piece in "the new yorker" puts it, she has spent deckates warning americans about the pernicious effects

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