. >> giants and braves on willie mays 87th birthday. say pablo top of the third tied at one. sandoval with rbi single. look at the speed from allen on third, joe panics replacement, blanco doesn't get off the ground and safe. and tying run at third. giants win again 4-3 first sweep -- no, no, no. who wrote that. no, it was july of last year. a's and o's, i have to get one of those. pedro alvarez, whoops, both guys safe. scores on ground out to tie. matt olsen he has power, this is in the gap, left center, oh, what an effort by craig begin t gentry. that would be final a's sweeping. worse record. nice to win. and say happy birthday to willie mays. >> first ally hoop on >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 raw power of nature on full display. just getting into the newsroom incredible images of lava shooting 300 feet in the sky nearest den shall neighborhood on hawaiiig island. >> and after louisiana kmedian tweeted he opened the warrior star would get shot. >> first charles barkley now this guy. >> what a mess. >> a ven tears infiniti war dominated box office. >> super hero film

david: one of her students was willie mays. my mom taught willie mays.id: was he a good student? condoleezza: i asked him once. he said she told me son, you are going to be a ballplayer. if you need to leave early, you go ahead and do that. [laughter] that doesn't sound exactly like my mother, but that is a great story and i will hold onto it. david: your father was a republican. condoleezza: yes, he was. in the early 1950's in birmingham, alabama, there were not many republicans. the way that it happened is my father and mother before they were married went down to register to vote and the poll tester looked at my father, big, tall man, football player, and said, so how many beans are in this jar? my father could not answer the question. he said, you don't pass the test. my father went back to his church and told the story to the man who was one of his elders, and he said, reverend, don't worry about it. i will tell you how to get registered. he said there is a clerk who is a republican. he said she is trying to build a republican party. if you say you

. >>> recognition of the great willie mays 87th birthday today in atlanta, the giants, andrew suarez first and the giants took the lead in the first, and then pablo sandoval did the same with that hit. giants had two more in the fourth and getting a break from third, hansen sprints home in the ground ball and the first by blanco. survived the two run rally hanging on for 4-3 wind that's four in a row for san francisco and the first week of the braves in 4 years. this guy had the hydration thing figured out, stereo, blue gatorade, the a's going for a three-game sweep against the orioles. a win in the fourth and one already in and matt olson hit that from the left center and not good enough and - - 2221 and the right jersey andrew triggs kept the oilers in check, his seven inning string - - gentry and peterson struck out nine - - combined in a 2- when eight pitchers struck out 40 orioles in three games falsely. the sharks trailing 2-0 after two and that survival time for them. >>> they got a win this or go home. >>> thank you for making ktvu is your source for news, follow us online at

my mom taught willie mays. david: was he a good student?doleezza: i asked him once. , son, youe told me are going to be a ballplayer. if you need to leave early, you go ahead and do that. [laughter] david: your father was a republican. condoleezza: yes, he was. in the early 1950's in birmingham and alabama, that weren't many republicans. the way that it happened is my father and mother before they were married went down to register to vote and the paul tester looked at my father, big, tall man, football player, and said, so how many beings are in this jar? my father could not answer the question. he said, you don't pass the test. my father went back to his church and told the story to the man who was one of his elders, and he said, reverend, don't worry about it. i will tell you how to get registered. there is a clerk who is a republican. to build a is trying republican party. if you say you are a republican, she will register you. my father went down and got registered. he never forgot it. he remained a republican the rest of his life. dav

david: and one of her students come i understand, was willie mays? rice: yes.: was he a good student? rice: i asked him once. he said yes, he told me, my son will be a ballplayer, so if you need to leave a little early, you go ahead and do that. and doesn't sound exactly like my mother, but it's a great story. david: now? rice:, your father was a republican yes he was. in the early 1950's, there weren't many republicans in alabama. so the way that it happened was, my father and mother, before they were nude, what town to register to vote. the protester looked at my father's big, tall football player look a man he said, how many beans are in this jar? and of course, my father couldn't answer the question. test.failed the my father was telling the story to somebody in charge, a man who was one of his elders, mr. hunter said oh, reverend, i'll tell you how to get registered. he said, you go down there and there is a court that says "republican". if you say you got a republican, you.ill register some of father went down, he said he was a republican, he got register

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recognition of the great willie mays' 87th birthday today.d two more in the fourth, and this is a break. hanson sprints home on the ground ball to first by blanco. giants survive a rally by the braves for the 4-3 win. that's four in a row for san francisco and the first sweep of the braves in four years. >>> this thing has the hydration thing figured out. the a's going for a three-game sweep against the orioles. oakland trailed 1-0 and got enough runs to win. that's the right jersey. the orioles kept in trick triggs striking out nine, and a's pitchers struck out 40 orioles in the three-game sweep. that's it for sports for now. jason and i will see you at 11:00 on sports wrap. >> thank you so much joe. up next at 11:00. >> that's the price you pay to have all this beauty. >>> the volcano causing even more damage tonight. lava con fuming 31 -- consuming 31 homes, one house burning as the lava slowly consumes the structure. if the smoke, ash, and lava wasn't enough, the earth is still shaking, more earthquakes making the area very hazardous. >>

that became a viral star and got a nod from the president of his emotional final sign off. >>> if willie mays says hey, kid, this little guy is the slow m -mo kid we'll see if he made it hole. >>> the basketball player that may remind you of the movie "the blind side". >> in your eyes is the resolve of a mother, of only seeing that resolve from a mother. >> yeah. he's one of my babies. >> it's all coming up on "sunday today" and as we head to break, our photo of the week nearly 2-week-old prince louie being kissed on the head by big sister, princess charlotte. the first official photograph of the young prince was taken by his mom and budding photographer duchess kate. s say they can do the job, but behr premium stain can weather any weather. behr premium semi-transparent stain and sealer, overall #1 rated, weathers it all. find our most advanced formula exclusively at the home depot. love is what inspires me. love is being awakened by a kiss. love is finding calm in your partner's arms. love is intimate. love is everlasting. love is a diamond. if there's one thing i know, it's couples in love

they were celebrating willie mays turning 87 years young --pablo sandoval...giving bruce bochy reasons him in games top third... with the go-ahead run on second. sandoval ropes one to left... giants take the lead 2-1 --next inning -- giants with two on... alen hanson with a big jump from third...daring move from the rookie. steals home...and beats the tag to extend san francisco's lead by two he replaced the injured joe panik... finished the series with 6 hits and 6 r-b-i's --the braves would plate 2 runs in the 9th, but the giants survive 4-3, their first series sweep of the season finally, back at the coliseum, a's hosting the orioles. andrew triggs on the hill for the green and gold the right-hander looking for his third win of the season --4th inning, game knotted at 1. matt olson with the go-ahead run on third olson with a pop up ...and the ball slips out of craig gentry's glove... olson goes to second mark canha runs home to give oakland a 2-1 lead --triggs...mowing em down in the sixth strikes out the side... to cap off a solid day of a career-high 9 k's through seven innings of

they were celebrating willie mays turning 87 years young --pablo sandoval...giving bruce bochy reasonses top third... with the go-ahead run on second. sandoval ropes one to left... giants take the lead 2-1 --next inning -- giants with two on... alen hanson with a big jump from third...daring move from the rookie. steals home...and beats the tag to extend san francisco's lead by two he replaced the injured joe panik... finished the series with 6 hits and 6 r-b-i's --the braves would plate 2 runs in the 9th, but the giants survive 4-3, their first series sweep of the season finally, back at the coliseum, a's hosting the orioles. andrew triggs on the hill for the green and gold the right-hander looking for his third win of the season --4th inning, game knotted at 1. matt olson with the go-ahead run on third olson with a pop up ...and the ball slips out of craig gentry's glove... olson goes to second mark canha runs home to give oakland a 2-1 lead --triggs...mowing em down in the sixth strikes out the side... to cap off a solid day of a career-high 9 k's through seven innings of work. a's.

he joins greats hank aaron, willie mays, and alex rodriguez as the only members of the 3,000-hit, 600 deal? >> it's a big deal. when you're top five, big deal, big deal. >> willie mays and hank aaron, that's incredible. >> all right, so here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> removing confederate monuments has been a controversial issue, but one mayor's handling of the issue may earn him a spot on the national stage. we're traveling to new orleans to speak to mitch landrieu as he leaves office next week. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness c

the other three players in that group, hank aaron, willie mays, and alex rodriguez.hree of the person conference semifinals friday. steph curry in his second game back after returning from a sprained knee injury. he could just never find a rhythm, missing 13 of his 19 shots. you know who did find their rhythm -- rajon rondo and anthony davis. rondo had 21 assists on the night. in the past decade, rondo has had two 20-plus-assist games in the playoffs. every other nba player combined has zero. anthony davis added 33 points including this monster slam as the pelicans win 119-100 and cut the series lead to 2-1. >>> the most exciting two minutes in sports will take place today at the 144th kentucky derby. all eyes will be on justify, the favorite to win for the run for the roses ee eroses today. y he -- the roses today. he is trained by bob baffert. keep an eye on the post because ten kentucky derby champions have come out of that gate. audible drew the lucky spot this year. as far as the worst post, gate 17. no horse has ever won out of that post. >>> and those big hats

in the -- this is my mother, isn't she gorgeous, willy may neil, love that woman.y grandmother safrona mcknight. all 4'8-inches tall and she lived on a farm in rural arkansas and she 4'8, less than 100 pounds could drag a 100-pound bag of cotton through the field in 120-degree heat. i always say, that's the kind of legacy i have to live up to every day. my grandmother fierce and in the country you would have your shotguns, right, and so every week the young insurancemen all white usually young would come by and collect the premiums and one day the young man came and apparently did not get the memo, you do not mess with safronia mcknight's daughters, she had 3 daughters, no sons, he came in and fondled one of her daughters, my aunt, my grandmother calmly walks over to the gun rack, picks up a shotgun and shoots it and missed the young man's ear intentionally because she was sharp shooter as was my mother and as i was i and he was not ridiculous and stupid and he left. my grandparents sent their daughters away because they thought surely they would be lynched but the

on the stand during cross and got him to confess the rudy guiliani that we see now, ari, is like willie maysng for the mets, it's like somebody's crazy uncle they don't let ut at thanksgiving. rudy back in the day, now if he's not too far gone understands you are building the case, any case, whether in the sdny or the mueller crew from the bottom up. and every time another shoe drops, every time you break news on this show about the latest in this symbrolio, it means the footsteps are getting louder the collars are getting more on this play. >> speaking of breaking news, i will cut in. i have more. i want to thank you, brian weiss for joining us. i want to bring mia wiley back in. i was just handed the first most detailed response of michael cohen and his legal team here to all these allegations from mr. avenotti. i want to tell you what we have. we have been promising we would by the as we got it. the first full response. number one, avenotti has published numerous statements from mr. cohen, errors that they've misidentified at least one wire transfer to a different michael cohen, a canadia

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may 1st. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. transcriptase they've gotten may first tend to talk about. things are getting a little brighter. gerri: and yet you have your boots on. cheryl: got a good sign. the trump administration extending deal in aluminum tariff exemption for the european union, for canada and for mexico for another month. they now have until june 1st to reach agreements with the united states to avoid the terrorists. cheryl: on trade gerri: meanwhile permanent exemption to brazil, argentina and australia. the details of the deals with those countries so they finally shortly. south korea was given a permanent exemption is part of a revision of a free trade agreement. cheryl: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claiming iran covered up its nuclear weapons program before signing a deal in 2015. secretary of state mike pompeo issuing a statement saying the documents obtained by israel from inside iran show beyond any doubt that the iranian regime is not telling the truth. gerri: plate irvine is at the white

may 9th. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis. many companies around the world to wind down operations in iran after president trump pulled out of the nuclear agreement as we been discussing. industries like oil, energy and financial banks will have 180 days to wind down their dealings while other businesses have 90 days. boeing expected to lose his $20 billion deal to sell 110 planes to iranian airlines. boeing ceo set to speak at the economic club of washington later today. secretary of state steve mnuchin saying last night the goal is still to get a deal. >> we don't want iran never to have nuclear weapons. nuclear weapons. he's focused on ballistic missiles in the same sponsor terrorism. lots of discussions with allies and will continue to do that. train to french president emmanuel macron reportedly plans to hold a meeting with leaders in britain and germany. he is also expected to speak to iranian president hassan rouhani. more from washington. reporter: the u.k., germany and france all say they regret the decision to withdr

may 8th. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. warren buffett would own all of apple if they could. gerri: you thought of it as a growth stock. he does not. cheryl: really fascinating stuff. also talking about the issue of iran. iran's president now warning this country could face some problems for two or three months has president trump repairs to announce his decision today on the way nuclear deal. hasan were on the identities country will pass through this. more from blake berman. turning we will know if president trump will keep iran in the earlier deal or pull out. the president announced in a twitter he'll make his announce that 2:00 in the afternoon. the president has been a major skeptic of the deal for years and has consistently battled the end of the u.s. participation. >> this is a deal of tk foundations. it's a bad deal, if that structure falling down. it should have never, ever been made. >> is received intense lobbying to stay in the deal. on the white house crowd monday meeting with the vice president. emmanuel macr

may 14th. i'm cheryl casone. cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: now another film i can go see because it's going to be raining. gerri: raining every weekend this spring? cheryl: may be. a lot of breaking news. president trump throwing a lifeline to china's cte. president xi of china and their working together to give bte a way to get back into business fast. too many jobs in china lost. china has been instructed to get it done. after the jump administration then components to bte -- cte. gerri: the company accused of misleading regulators after settle charges of violating sanctions against north korea and iran. following the president street, china's foreign minister the country appreciates the u.s. position on zte. senate minority leader chuck schumer treating how about helping some american companies first. cheryl: kind of find out when a gate at the trump administration is putting more pressure on europe to stop dealing with a ring. white house national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. is ready to punish european companies that

. >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this mother's day, may 13th, i'm willie geist.come to all you moms, but especially to mine. it's another busy sunday morning with news on the president's decision this week to pull out of the iran deal. his upcoming meeting with the leader of north korea and the white house circling the wagons after an ugly leaked comment from a staffer about ailing

may 10th. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: three americans are, last at president trump welcoming back the men detained in north korea for more than a year. kim jong chu, tony can, against an intrastate activity elements from the plane shortly after 2:30 a.m. this morning. the president applauding them in the manhunt of terms and gestures of triumph. >> inspiring watching those pictures. they walked down the stairs and shook hands and hugged secretary of state mike pompeo who secured their release and escorted them home. the high point for president trump signaled further momentum as he had for a summit with the north korean leader kim jong said they feared >> kim jong un really was excellent to these three incredibly people. they are really three incredible people. the fact we were able to get them out so soon was a brilliant tribute to a lot of things including a certain process that is taking place right now and that process is very important. we will see what happens. we have a meeting scheduled in a very short per

may 7th. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone.we were talking about the power of disney and movies. it's incredible. gerri: big jumps in oil prices. cheryl: lots of talk about in particular. 70 bucks a barrel. concerned that president trump is going to abandon the nuclear deal with iran. the trump administration has until saturday to decide whether to withdraw from senator joe lieberman would maria bartiromo calling to deal a mistake. >> i'm encouraged by what the president has said so far and i hope he does pull out. i am given the perspective of someone in the senate for 24 years, worked with both parties to put sanctions, economic pressure on iran with a singular goal, which was to denuclearize iran to stop their nuclear weapons development program. >> unofficially, saudi arabia wants oil prices at $80 a barrel in a bid to raise revenue to overhaul the kingdom's economy contracted last year. pressuring oil prices work with protests and strikes in iran and also continues in venezuela where the economic crisis has prevented the c

may 17th. i'm gerri willis. >> good morning. i'm cheryl casone. you train it healthy and e.eak comes into it to you. gerri: sailor from the letters. kim jong un threatens to cancel next month's summit with president trump in singapore. meanwhile, the president saying he will astound the demutualization. daniel davis is a senior fellow for defense priorities. the virginia gop chairman. in what is increasingly looking like on-again off-again talks with the u.s., north korea, south korea offering to serve as an intermediary and these talks. how about were given the president taking charge? >> although do is get fed up because there is no doubt president trump is the one in charge and this is a negotiation ultimately between president trump in the intermediary role to facilitate out. there was anything goes in place. cheryl: "the wall street journal" has a fantastic story today detailing how north korea has repeatedly, over 25 years, back tracked on international agreements regarding weapons. in a statement wednesday they might've been in the top fifth they continue to demand un

. >> good morning and welcome to sunday today on this may 27th. i'm willie geist.ope you're enjoying the long memorial day weekend. if you're in the south it's been an indoor kind of weekend as the first named tropical system of the season is set to make memorial day a wash out for millions in florida and along the gulf coast. we will show you the storm agent path adds it moves north. plus an american is waking up a

>>> good morning and welcome to sunday "today" on this may the 6th. i'm willie geist.ll get to the latest overnight comments from the president and his legal team in a moment. but hawaii remains this morning under a state of emergency with lava flowing through neighborhoods, destroying homes, and releasing toxic gases as hundreds of earthquakes now rattle the big island after

may 21st. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: big wedding on saturday. gerri: and an exciting but in practice at our house. gerri: actually celebrated, too. i can't wait to watch the highlights when i get home. sounds like a fun experience. a lot of news breaking over the weekend and this morning. top story this morning as the president. he says is going to demand the justice department to investigate whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign. the president spent the weekend twitter venting about the russia investigation, ultimately thrusting himself. i hereby demand it will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice looking into whether the fbi doj infiltrated and surveilled for political purposes and to such demands or requests are made by people within the obama administration. drink your room is a possible spy emerged last week and chairman devin nunes is also demanding information on an fbi source. listen. >> they continue to leak out things about this informant and we don't know if there is

tuesday may 15,000 gerri willis. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. what a day in seattle.assed a controversial pass on large businesses like amazon and starbucks to help fight home with us. $275 for each full-time worker per year. jonathan hoenig at capitalistpig.com joins us now. good morning, jonathan. spin that great to be with you, cheryl. this is disastrous. this is really dangerous. it's really negative for amazon and starbucks and microsoft, but the seattle economy specifically. cheryl: will talk about some of that. amazon issued a statement about this. they're not pulling any punches. the city does not have a revenue problem. they have a spending efficiency problem. but they also said look, we've remained very apprehensive about the future in seattle. they're supposed to be building a new office tower. at this point they are picking up construction that they can change their mind. why go so antibusiness and bring tax revenue into your setting. >> about amazon, microsoft committees companies, seattle would be at fishing and timber village. they are the one that brin

may fourth. >> gerri willis for lauren simonetti.heryl: we've got a a lot of breaking news to bring you up to speed from overnight, u.s. delegation is asking china to cut the trade imbalance between the united states and china and they want that immediately, they are also asking that china stops subsidizing technology, team led by steven mnuchin holds crucial talks with officials. >> connell mcshane with the very latest, connell. connell: the u.s. came asking for a lot and we are learning that the chinese are saying that a lot more still needs to be done. we have been watching state media reports coming out from news agencies over the last hour saying the two sides have agreed to consensus on some issues but on other issues big differences still remain. those are the words that remain. big differences, the two sides have agreed to maintain what they describe as close communication, now, in addition to that, a person familiar with the talks has verified to as authenticity of a document and i have seen it myself that the united states

china may be willi to put up with some u.s. sanctions. the problem with that medium or long term, it's a hard argument to make. en investment will go away. banks do whaprident trump did, and rouhani has prosed economic advancement. so that leads to option number two, enrichment, going back to before the jcpoa, enriching to 18%, 19%, bringing down breakout to about two months or so. the third option is going nuclear, so to speak, kicking out inspectors, leaving the nuclear no-proliferation treaty. this will almost certainly yield a u.s. and israeli response. iran largely groups.th they could usm to attack u.s. or allied interest. we may see one or a combination of those responses from iran. >> brangham: nick schifri thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>rangham: we'll have a fu examination of the president's decision, and the reaction to it, after the news summary. in the day's other news, secretary of state mike pomp headed for north korea, to finalize a planned summit between president trump and kim jo un. he said he also means to push pyongyang

may 29th. i'm sure personae. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis. cheryl: flippy is bad.how long did she last last time? an hour and 15 minutes and she's done? cheryl: a busy weekend and a lot of folks working on this. a top north korean official on his way to the u.s. right now to the diplomat reportedly hopping on a flight overnight. preparations are heating up for the high-stakes summit between president trump and kim jong sunday. gerri: griff jenkins live with the latest. >> good morning. this is diplomacy in overdrive. all signs pointing towards the on-again off-again senate from having to bring the video. vice chairman kim young shall in the airport to continue preparations for a short meeting. plus the u.s. delegation at this hour meeting with north korean officials. the delegation made up of former u.s. ambassador to south korea song kim. you have the nsc out of thin and randall shriver. this is president trump of the memorial day call with japanese prime minister shinto abe telling they are in close coronation intensity expected meeting between the u.s. and north

may 24th. good morning. i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. elon musk focusing on model three. gerri: i think he's trying to distract us from the real story at tesla appeared cheryl: that's going to be an interesting story. the trump administration is now considering steep new tariffs on imported cars and auto parts. the u.s. launches a national security investigation into auto imports. china says it will firmly defend its interests calling them of washington's abuse of national security laws under the umbrella of trade. gerri: lawrence is in washington with more. reporter: president donald trump thinking trade on many different levels. trade representatives have a lot of irons in the fire. the office tells me they can never remember a time where they have ever been so busy negotiating on so many different friends. the president pointing out that there will be big news coming soon for our great american auto workers have her decades of losing your jobs to other countries. you've waited long enough and announced the commerce

willy-nilly. so while it may appear that his influence is diminishing, it is more of the structure that kelly has put into place there. >> general -- sorry, go ahead. >> what i would say too to add to that and pamela brings up a good point. we are now post first year of mr. trump and getting into some intense situations more so than things, domestic issues. and after a year of experience, i think the president believes he can do these things. chief kelly, chief of staff kelly spent 40 years with intergovernmental affairs, knowing the inner workings of government. i am sure he feels extremely frustrated dealing with gut feels. so i am sure that is contributing a lot to the frustrations as well. >> i think the problem generally is the unpredictability of the president. you wake up in the morning, you see what is he has tweeted. it may not be the thing you talked about the night before. it may set the day in a totally different direction from the one you wanted or you had planned on and the unpredictability of the president's views are also something that i think probably rankles anybody who tries t

good morning, it's friday may 18th. i'm willie mika, they will be back on monday. nicolle wallace, you just had your first anniversary. >> i started the day after comey was fired. >> you are kicking jake tapper's butt. >> i'm not kicking anybody's butt. >> it is honestly the definition of must see tv. >> oh, my god. i love you. >> donny deutsche, as you heard is here. red hot for other reasons. >> the world over. >> susan, the co-founder and ceo, joe vandehyde and jon meacham, his new bomb "the soul of america." it debuts at number one. >> what? >> number one. >> meacham still has it. congratulations. >> i'll take that as a sweet passive aggressive congratulations. >> if you have not read his book, you need to. tells you everything you need to know and gives you hope looking forward. we are going to have wall-to-wall royal wedding coverage. donny deutsche is our correspondent. >> there's kerfuffle able meghan's father. i think that -- i don't -- >> there's a castle. >> yeah, there's a castle. >> which castle is that? >> i have no

. >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this mother's day, may 13th, i'm willie geist. welcome to all you moms, but especially to mine. it's another busy sunday morning with news on the president's decision this week to pull out of the iran deal. his upcoming meeting with the leader of north korea and the white house circling the wagons after an ugly leaked comment from a staffer about ailing senator john mccain. >>> we'll also have the latest on that stabbing rampage in the heart of paris and tell you who is claiming responsibility this morning. we'll take you there live in a moment. >>> plus, a new volcanic fissure has opened on hawaii's big island close to a geothermal energy plant. is the volcano ready to blow? more just ahead. >>> and later, a sunday sit down with melissa mccarthy. she is one of the funniest people on the planet and one of the biggest stars in hollywood. she couldn't possibly have imagined that success when she arrived in new york at 20 years old, fresh off the family farm in illinois. >> i've never been here. just showing up just shy of being like

. >> good morning and welcome to sunday today on this may 27th. i'm willie geist. i hope you're enjoying the long memorial day weekend. if you're in the south it's been an indoor kind of weekend as the first named tropical system of the season is set to make memorial day a wash out for millions in florida and along the gulf coast. we will show you the storm agent path adds it moves north. plus an american is waking up a free man after being held two years in a venezuelan prison. president trump welcomed home josh holt at the white house last night. meanwhile, the president also says the summit between the u.s. and north korea still could happen next month as originally planned despite his pulling the plug on the meeting this week. we'll get into all of it with chuck todd and hallie jackson. >>> and later, a sunday sit down with jason bateman. his name has been in the news this week. we'll get into that, plus the actor's road from can child stardom sliding into a lost decade and a comeback to where he is today. starring in two dramatically different netflix shows, t

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may 31st. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. fixing the car wirelessly. can a lot of companies do that? can we have that everywhere? gerri: breaking news this morning for the trump administration planning to go ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum as the two sides are too failed to reach an agreement before tomorrow's deadline. >> good morning, jerry and cheryl. we will know what happened by friday on steel and aluminum terrorists the u.s. is meant to put in place. the european union will retaliate if the tariffs go into place. the trade representative is meeting with the secretary of commerce, also meeting later on today in a trilateral meeting with japan and the united states. the u.s. trade representative. terrorists will affect on friday in mexico and canada. mexico signaled it's ready to make concessions. the canadian minister says they are ready and prepared to take appropriate action to protect their workers. they were supposed to be a trade meeting yesterday with the trade minister in the u.s. trade representative put canadians went home with

may 16th. i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. they are giving a discount for whole foods. gerri: that is in stores, not online. the wiki news this morning in north korea threatening to cancel next months meeting between president johnson and kim jong un in singapore. if the u.s. is trying to drive us into a corner to drive for nuclear pandemic will no longer be interested in such dialogue to the u.s. senate. >> this is happening as the north has canceled the planned meeting with south korea. great talcott in london with details. >> signs of turbulence in the smooth fine relationship between the korea and the u.s. the air exercises canceling a meeting planned for wednesday between north and south korean officials at the dnc. north korean state media going on to say the united states will also undertake careful deliberation about the fate of the plan north korea u.n. summit in light of the provocative military practice conducted with the south korean authorities. state departments of the trolls are not provocative. >> kim jong un s

. ♪ ♪ gerri: it's exactly 5:30, we hit it in new york friday may 18th, good morning, i'm gerri willisgood morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm trying to picture a holographic phone. i'm frighten on what the phone will be doing. >> i can't really picture it. a month from now we will be saying, i have a holographic phone. cheryl: i will trade my iphone 10 for that one. a lot of breaking news, the big summit, president trump is now offering kim jong un protection in exchange for nuclear deal. former obama >> good morning. cheryl: let's start with the politics of this, robin, china is playing into all of this with the north koreans. listen to what the president said yesterday of why he thinks maybe the north koreans are changing their tune, listen. >> the president of china, president xi could be influencing kim jong un. all of a sudden out of nowhere kim jong un went to china to say hello again a second time to president xi. cheryl: that was on may eighth, what do you make of the fact that china has gotten into discussion with north korea? >> i don't think it's any coincidence at all. beijing

may 22nd. good morning, everyone. cheryl casone. gerri: and i'm gerri willis. turning up the heat of washington. call for a second special counsel to investigate the doj and the fbi could the doj responded to president trump looking into claims his campaign was infiltrated by the fbi format. cheryl: live at the very latest on this developing story. todd, good morning. >> good morning. another day in bigger bombshell. a group of congressional republicans expected to introduce calling for a second special counsel to investigate alleged misconduct at the fbi and justice department. the resolution focuses on three topics. the investigation to hillary clinton's personal e-mail server and the russia probe from its origins to the appointment of robert mueller and fisa abuses. it all comes after the justice department asked the inspector general to investigate whether any politically motivated surveillance took place, specifically whether the campaign was infiltrated or surveilled by an alleged fbi informant. as expected, reaction was split along party lines. >> i think it's appropriate that the departm

so i describe theresa may, you remember those "die-hard" films, at one point bruce willis would grab somebody already shot and hold that person up. [laughter] theresa may is that body that is being dragged along. [laughter]. opening up the bad political capital from brexit. inevitably she will go. the question who will replace her? that will almost certainly be a lever. the conservative parliamentary party is very pro-leave. that means that jacob reese mogg has a very real chance. two most popular candidates according to conservative party membership surveys are boris johnson and jacob reese mogg. those are the two top contenders. everything will happen real quickly. in the next two weeks, theresa may will have to bring back to the cabinet a new customs proposal. if that is signed off within the conservative brexit subcommittee, that will then conceivably go forward to the european union whether they decide that is credible plan or a unicorn model, something that and is not realistic or in line with their current regulations or so forth. so there are, the chances of a in and will hard

. ♪ ♪ gerri: 5:30 in new york friday may 11th, good morning o i'm gerri willis.casone, no drones for me in new york city, i'm putting that out there. gerri: if it's late and the food goes bad, it's tricky. cheryl: that story coming up as well. we've also got a lot of breaking news to bring to you, president trump has picked singapore as the venue for highly-anticipated meeting with kim jong un, that's going to be june 12th. gerri: griff jenkins with live from washington. griff. griff: by the way, no food deliveries by drone to the white house because you can't fly one near there. i digress, president trump says he hopes the summit will be a very special moment for world peace and maybe further signs that kim is serious about denuclearization pledge. satellite images from san francisco base reportedly shows significance reduction in number of buildings around one of north korea's nuclear sites, this as the 3 american prisoners touched down on u.s. soil on historic moment in the morning and rallied in indiana last night that strong leadership that got us here. >> d

may 3rd. m. cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: tesla vostok we're talking about later on. gerri: it was big and elon musk did not want to answer any of the questions coming from analysts. he said they were giving him a headache. cheryl: will talk about that later on this morning. right now we go overseas. the u.s. delegation led by treasury secretary stephen mnuchin is in china with crucial trade talks. president trump treating a great financial team is in china trying to negotiate a level playing field. i look over to being with president xi in the not-too-distant future. we will always have a good great relationship. reporter: the best we can tell the talks have been underway for about two hours. delegation keeping a relatively low profile and they will continue talks into the evening. already passed evening. arty past evening. arty past 5:00 on a thursday evening in beijing. have dinner together both sides and be back at a long day of talks set for tomorrow. earlier today we're in downtown beijing just outside the u.s.