>> wyatt: yes!

>> wyatt: not just the phone call, dad. >> bill: it's all gonna work out, wyatt. >> wyatt: and you'reonna be with steffy? >> bill: and liam will be with hope, where he belongs.

. ♪ >> wyatt: i'm out of here. >> bill: not until you listen. >> wyatt: i did plenty of that! listened to you when you told me that you and steffy were still involved! i believed your whole fake setup you had in this office. i believed it so much, i did exactly what you wanted me to do -- to go to liam and tell him and shatter his life with another lie, and for what? like, you and steffy aren't even together. she wants nothing to do with you. >> bill: don't be so sure. >> wyatt: oh, i know what you want to tell yourself, that you two were meant to be together, but you know what, the only problem is she is in love with liam. and he deserves to know the truth. >> bill: you have to trust me, son. >> wyatt: trust? >> bill: i'm serious. >> wyatt: wow. >> bill: let it be. this is the best outcome for everyone concerned. >> wyatt: for your

>> comedian wyatt cenac's new show on hbo is called "wyatt cenac's problem areas."half-hour episode cuts back and forth between cenac on the set and him doing some feature reporting in the field. the show devotes most of its first season looking at issues of policing. and even though some of these stories can be distressing to watch, cenac doesn't seem inclined to righteous indignation. perhaps that is because as "the new yorker" writes, he is black, he lacks the luxury of venting anger through your television set without risking being profiled as a threat. with me now, wyatt cenac, host of "wyatt cenac's problem areas" which has just been renewed for a second season by hbo. congratulations. it's a really, really, really good show. >> thank you. >> what do you think of that description? >> that's an interesting description. i do think to some degree as a person of color in this country you are taught from a young age how you engage with law enforcement is different than perhaps white people can engage with law enforcement. and especially how affluent people can enga

>> comedian wyatt cenac's new show on hbo is called "wyatt cenac's problem areas."ack and forth between cenac on the set and him doing some feature reporting in the field. the show devotes most of its first season looking at issues of policing. and even though some of these stories can be distressing to watch, cenac doesn't seem inclined to righteous indignation. perhaps that is because as "the new yorker" writes, he is black, he lacks the luxury of venting anger through your television set without risking being profiled as a threat. with me now, wyatt cenac, host of "wyatt cenac's problem areas" which has just been renewed for a second season by hbo. congratulations. it's a really, really, really good show. >> thank you. >> what do you think of that description? >> that's an interesting description. i do think to some degree as a person of color in this country you are taught from a young age how you engage with law enforcement is different than perhaps white people can engage with law enforcement. and especially how affluent people can engage with law enforcement.

you know that. >> wyatt: you love steffy, too. >> liam: well, and she's carrying my child. >> wyatt:h... >> liam: you know? but -- but if you saw what you think you saw at the office... and i trust you, i just -- i just want to be positive about steffy and dad. so is there... [ sighs ] i don't know. is there any other explanation for what you saw?

>> wyatt: no. no. trust me, that role is already taken.aking his office a stage set for my benefit. >> katie: what your father did was despicable. >> wyatt: [ sighs ] >> katie: but you have to ask yourself, why were you and liam so ready to believe that steffy would say yes to him again? >> bill: you can try to hide

. >> hope: wyatt knows this for a fact -- what he's telling you? >> liam: my father had his office dressed up to make it look like they had been together, and then wyatt saw that, and my dad told wyatt that they were together still. >> hope: so he would tell you. >> liam: my dad wanted to destroy my marriage so he could have steffy. >> hope: you were going back to her [voice breaking] before the lie. you were talking about forgiveness. you sent her all those roses. [ cellphone chimes ] >> steffy: ohh. oh, my god.

he now has his own show, "wyatt cenac's problem areas." please welcome, wyatt cenac!ing ) i was saying backstage i really love the light spring tweed. >> thank you. >> stephen: so professorial. with these sneakers, i feel i should be a lawyer at the x games. >> stephen: really? like ready to help somebody sue in case they get hurt? >> yeah, like, oh, yeah you hurt yourself on a half pipe and you want to make some money, come see me. >> stephen: here's my card. exactly. i'm a skate board chaser. ( laughter ) >> thank you to the three people who clapped for that. >> stephen:. >> stephen: three very nice people. >> yeah. >> stephen: did you think of doing anything other than being a comedian? i thought maybe law school or something like that. could you be a lawyer or some other occupation? >> i really didn't have a skill set for anything else. i didn't because, when i was in high school, i had to take one of those tests that was like one of those that's like what color is your umbrella or parachute. >> stephen: a johnson o'connor aptitude test or something like that? >>

. >> katie: wyatt, no one forced liam to propose to hope. you can't blame yourself. >> wyatt: no.o, i blame dad. for using me to turn liam against steffy. i mean, i don't care what he says. it's not right. i mean, come on, katie, i thought, all of people, you'd

>> wyatt: are you freakin' kidding me? is this true? is it?!ork pops ] [ cheering ] >> rick: all right. >> emma: hope i find what you and liam have someday. >>e:

there's a lot of controversy even within the family about the story but in the best biography of andrew wyatt by richard merriman the wife himself said my father was a man of great appetite and he struggled with depression. there were a lot of questions about it. i had to have a legal team go over to that section of my novel because they were so worried about it. i didn't want to shy away from it entirely and i wanted to address it possibility and it was a real thing that happened but it should shed light on who andrew was in his father's death and how it affected him greatly. there's a lot of ambiguity about it but i didn't want to pull away without doing it and addressing it. >> were there details in your novel about sorry, in your research that you wished you had been able to include in your novels? >> it was okay. i felt i had my characters parsing what happened and that enabled me to get in -- well, i think it was this. i did it in a way that i could address the different perspectives about it. but it felt like a momentous it was a momentous advantage and it's been painful and difficult

if you weren't on my ass, wyatt wouldn't have overheard every word! you made me careless!> justin: he knew it was a set-up, that you and steffy weren't having an affair. so what do you think he's gonna do? is he gonna tell liam that the whole thing is a lie? >> bill: i don't know what he's gonna do! i don't know where he's headed! ♪ ♪ [ cellphone chimes ]

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. ♪ ♪ >> wyatt: look, bro, i feel terrible telling you this, but i felt like you needed to know the truthaw dad and steffy, in each other's arms, outside his office. and that's -- that's not all. there's more. >> taylor: liam certainly made his point, didn't he? >> steffy: [ sighs ] one would have been more than enough. but all of these? i guess he still loves me.

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this is wyatt warner from the american lifeguard association. you for being here. >> hey, no problem. glad to be here. >> this is your friend's son. >> this is my 9-year-old neighbor keiland. there is an test all people can give their kids five tests to see if they're competent in the water. number one is keiland is going to run, jump in the water over his head and come back to the surface. >> you want to make sure they can get in over their head and come back up. >> it's a control ascent and descent. that way we know they have that capability. >> reporter: tip number two? >> tip number two, at this point he is going to turn around and/orient tate himself to someone on the beach that he can swim back to safely. >> reporter: tip number three? >> he wants to tread water on the surface and show confidence he can do that. >> reporter: how long do you want a child to do that for? >> a competent manner is about 30 seconds to 60 seconds. about a minute. >> reporter: what's number four? >> make sure they can swim in a forward motion with their head up,

pretty famous people including levi strauss, wyatt earp, joe dimaggio, and charles deyoung. >>> tonight, meek mill sits down with lester holt. the rapper's first in-depth television interview since being released from prison. >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> i was a public figure. i inspire a lot of young children. my brand is dream chasers. about chasing your dreams no matter what you do in life, everyone goes to sleep at night and has a dream and has something they want to inspire to be. >> rapper also opens up about what he thinks is wrong with the justice system. lester holt has that full story tonight at 7:00 on "dateline ft "right after "open road." >>> come of the world's best surfers gathered in the middle of expansive farmland in the central valley. yes, this is the correct video. lamore, 30 miles south of fresno, is home to a new surf ranch that kelly slater designed himself. teamed up with engineers to come up with a machine that could create the perfect wave every single time. the wave system can create more than 50 different types of waves. at

this is wyatt from the lifeguard association. thank you for being here. >> no problem. >> this is your friend's son? >> this is my 9-year-old neighbor. there is an important test all families can give their kids to see if they are competent in the water. number o k letter ler is going run, jump in the water, come back to the surface. >> reporter: you want to make sure they can get in over their head and come back up. >> control decent and assent. >> reporter: tip number two. >> at this point he's going to have to turn around and/or y and orientate himself to someone on the beach to swim back safely. tip number three is he wants to tread water on the surface and show confidence he can do that. >> reporter: how long do you want a child to do that for and show you? >> 30 seconds to 60 seconds, about a minute. >> reporter: what's number 4? >> number 4 is you want to make sure they can swim in a forward motion breathing. >> reporter: not just under water. you want to make sure they can swim like this. >> absolutely. >> reporter: numbe

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imagine there is a lot of controversy even within the family about the story but in the best biography wyatt himself said my father was a man of great appetite and struggled with depression so there is a lot of questions about it i even had a legal team go over that section of my novel because they were so worried about it. i didn't want to shy away from it entirely and it was a real thing but i wanted to mention who andrew was as well. there is a lot of ambiguity but i did not want to pull away without addressing that. >> so what other details staging wish you could include? >> i have my characters going over what happened so maybe it was this or i think it is this so that was a way that i could address it with some different perspectives but it felt very momentous. it was and has been painful and difficult for the family that as a writer that's the place that you go to. >> what did you come upon in your research? >> when you said that i was thinking very specifically of george vanderbilt who let people know who built the biltmore he was a very interesting character to me and i was hoping i

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what that means is he is not going to go down wyatt without a fight.and resources. he puts that out there. it could be seen and viewed as intimidation of victims and alleged accusers in this particular case that they are thinking to themselves what is this man going to try to do to destroy them or their reputation or make it hard for their family or for them to be able to have any kind of lively hood. it's quite complex. but he has got ben brassman who i know he is a lawyer that i'm sure all of us know in terms the number of cases and represented people like p. diddy, et cetera. he has resources at his hand. i think you see this guy is, you know, he is really looking at serious charges. he will be very, very concerned. especially after what you saw happen to bill cosby. >> juan: some people writing this is inflection point. rose mcgowan, the actress said we got you. like this is a moment to celebrate. are they right? >> no, i don't think it's a moment necessarily to celebrate. i think it's a very somber moment, you know. harvey weinstein's career is ru

seven other places on the block have javt or double wide proje -- adjacent or double wyatt cuts. adjacent driveways and curb cuts are common even on steeper streets than ours. here, as 20th street just around the corner from us, they're on a 24% grade, and you can see they have four adjacent driveway and curb cuts, and the pedestrians, including us are just fine on that street. for voidance of all doubt, we've submitted detailed descriptions of the new driveway and curb cut to show very modest elevation changes and no warping of the sidewalk in front of the d.r. requester's house. our house is set back approximately 3 feet further back than the d.r. requesters house. all right. in summary -- >> president hillis: you'll also have a three minute rebutt al. >> all right. >> president hillis: or two minute. so hold those thoughts. we'll take public comment in support of the project if there are any here. >> hello. my name is emil williams. i live across the street so i'm a neighbor. and i just wanted to come and support jamie and dave on their project because i think that they're exe

. >> reporter: wyatt, a field staffer gives them a wooden device called a bull roar, used in ancient signals over long distances. they stop and listen for a response from josh. but nothing. off in another part of the desert -- >> oh, come on. >> reporter: josh is having trouble. >> swear to god it was working, like -- >> i know, it was working yesterday. >> reporter: it's not a bad metaphor for the family's communication problems when josh would shut himself away in his bedroom, gaming all night. >> it's 3:00 in the morning. it's time to get off now. >> reporter: christina takes a turn. and at last, josh responds. >> was that it? >> that was it. >> that was it right there. >> okay. >> reporter: moments later, after the longest and most difficult separation of his young life, 54 days apart. >> there he is? >> is he there? >> there he is. >> hey, josh! how are you? >> good. >> good to see you. oh my god, you're getting bigger. >> hey, dad. >> hey, josh. you doing all right? >> yeah. >> oh, look at this. >> so, this is your camp right here? >> reporter: as he did during my visit, josh t

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there are quite a few famous folks buried down here including wyatt erpp and joe dimaggio. >> how long can the remaining land last before there is no room? >> reporter: so it really depends on how quickly people buy the spaces. they estimate anywhere from 10 to 40 years. but if they are able to expand into the golf course area, obviously that buys them more time. but of course the law of supply and demand definitely applies here as the space gets used up. those prices are definitely going up as well. >> all righty, katie nielsen in coma, thank you. >>> tonight police in san jose are staying tight lipped about a shooting involving one of their officers and an armed home invasion suspect. no one was hit when the gunfire erupted this morning on south 10th street near san jose state. devin fehely spoke to one witness about what he saw and heard. >> the suspect had a gun in his left hand. still in possession of it. shots are fired. no officers hit. >> reporter: police radio communications give us a glimpse of the chaotic scene that unfolded this morning downtown san jose just a few blocks a

too much been in production, so they could make an effort to roll back the cuts, get to 100% of wyatt 100% compliance. over cuttingn themselves and they need to produce more to compensate for countries like venezuela, which is really suffering, and potentially for iran, which will be facing sanctions from the u.s.. manus: goldman sachs is sticking to $82.50 dollars by the third quarter. would more or less take us $145 -- 145% compliance to 100%. world.ll not rock the do you think we will get that kind of information at this opec meeting in june? guest: i think they have to get some clarity could because the numbers are over the place. we have seen numbers from 300,000 barrels to one million barrels that could be brought back into the market, or that some of the opec producers could add back. we need to see clarity on that. it really depends, as you said, the compliance is all over the place. periods ofrtain time,. the russians, there was a wonderful piece put out. the russians haven't exactly covered themselves in lori of -- haveus, have tbhey they? anthony: they were slow, but they a

i talked to scott wyatt and his father is a 75-year-old vietnam veteran and he was telling me that he is supporting anything and everything that trump does. when he was here at the nra and everything that he said that day, he felt supported an felt that the second amendment rights would be protected by him and the fact that he was here meant a lot to him. >> and so, savannah sellers thank you very much. and she is at the annual nra meeting in dallas with the update on the proceedings. >>> joining me is emanuel oliver, and father of joaquin oliver one of the victims of that tragedy at parkland, florida. and he is focusing on regulating gun, and what prompted you make the trip. what about the event that is scheduled to take place today? >> well, first of all, thank you for invite meg -- inviting me to the show. we are demanding changesb and giving a voice to joaquin, we felt that this is a unique opportunity to bring the message to the right people because of the nra meeting happening this same weekend. >> what is the level of dialogue been like? i go back a couple of months from what w

quickly, wyatt is there notjust one bipartisan meeting, where there two meetings?e not invited, there was only going to be that republicans there, and then there were protests, saying the democrats want to be invited. so you have these two separate meetings. we're just hearing that the top republicans may not now go to that second meeting, but the whole issue is so intensely partisan, as matt was saying, there are two different ways of looking at this, what the fbi did with trump was justified, or you think it wasn't, and this is all a witchhunt, though i am starting to prefer spy gate. i'm looking forward to the sequel. the missile that downed flight mh17 over ukraine in 2014 came from the russian military. the team investigating the attack even say they have pinned the weapon to a specific brigade of the russian armed forces. investigators haven't gone so far as to say who fired the weapon, but we know it came from rebel—held territory in ukraine. all 298 passengers and crew onboard the plane were killed when the boeing 777 broke apart in mid—airflying from amste

. >> wyatt is the upside to break out of the agreement with iran and what is the downside is you see it? we make the president could not affirm as required this agreement would be in the best interest of all aspects of what was supposed to be happening under the jcpoa in that regard was not a hasty decision the administration has been in place for over a year we have attempted to work with allies to address the shortcomings so now we have the opportunity to forward to address those shortcomings to make it more compelling so that effort is underway the secretary of state and the secretary of treasury and others working issue. >> north korea? >> certainly capability concerns us on the military side however we see there is some reason for optimism we said it was a diplomatically and effort but for right now mike pompeo is bringing home those three americans as we peak and i think there is a reason for some optimism that the talks couldto be fruitful. >> first, thanks to the two of you and all of those who have gathered today and for all the sacrifices you are making i will say at the ou

this is wyatt warnock with the american lifeguard association. this is your friend's son, right? know how to swim in the ocean, right? >> yes. >> reporter: but you say there are five things we need to do before we let our kid s swim in the ocean. >> there's five things that every parent should do before taking them into the open water. >> reporter: what is that? >> we're going to jump into the water. jump in, over his head, he's going to come back to the surface. >> reporter: you want to make sure they can get in over their head and come back up. >> controlled descent and ascent. we know he has that ability. >> nureporter: number two? >> he's going to orient himself or someone to swim back to. >> reporter: you want to make sure he can sit on abpoin point. and tip number three? >> he wants to tread water on the surface and show he can do that. >> reporter: how long do you want a child to do that. >> about 30 seconds to 60 seconds. that shows he has the confidence to be in the open water. >> reporter: what's tip number four? showing they can swim in a foerld motion with anywhere he

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trade representative robert wyatt hiser, wilbur ross, national trade council peter navarro sidelined from the negotiations after clashing with secretary mnuchin when they were in china, yelling at mnuchin. reports now indicate that navarro will be at the trade meeting. what are you expecting from the second round of negotiations? president trump talking about zte, barely now zte, but essentially giving it a third chance. he did link the rescue to broader trade talks in china. that contradicts wilbur ross and some of the other people in the white house. >> your egos in the room, the room, some disagreement and shouting and that is fine working towards a resolution. that is still where we are. any sort of negotiation that starts from the point that we have an unfair deal and want to work towards getting a fair deal. that's completely fine. china says we don't want to give you a fair deal therefore we will start a trade deal, so be it. we will go in and do what is best in the interest of the united states of the united states economy. dagen: we work from a position of weakness because w

robert wyatt has there, ambassador branstad, kudlow and navarro. we have to be outside the u.s. embassy when their motorcade left their end was on its way to the site of the talks and the site is actually a place called the state guest house, which has been used many times for visiting dignitaries once again. what can we expect both today and tomorrow. it's anybody's guess at this point, but we talked with trade expert who tells us he doesn't expect the issues between the two countries to be resolved quickly. in talking to people here, at some point chinese consumers might turn away from american brands. take a listen. >> when we talk to her company is it that hasn't happened yet, but are already seen nationalism rights online or china's social media and that can swiftly changed to anti-americanism. >> u.s. companies companies technology all the rest keeping a close eye on all of this. mnuchin & co. are pushing for $100 billion trade deficit, something president has talked about pushing hard from what we understand. one of the state-run newspapers here today that said china will