how are you, yvette? stuart contacts auctioneer yvette vanderbrink to appraise the collection.o, is stuart sitting on a pile of junk or a potential gold mine? >> there's about 220 of them. they're mostly american cars, and they're pre-war, which is pre-1942. very rare cars, 'cause at the start of world war ii, they started limiting production. and you could only get one from a ration coupon. >> stuart and yvette make plans for a one-day auction right here on the salvage lot. word begins to spread about oliver jordan's old treasures. stuart soon learns that's not altogether a good thing. >> we arrived at the property and found someone had cut through the fence and then cut a hole in the side of this building the size of a human body, and they stole over 250 antique radiators, tons of chrome parts, a lot of nice stuff. >> the antique radiators alone are worth nearly $40,000. but the biggest loss for stuart is the theft of oliver's rare and beloved 1904 harley-davidson, possibly worth several hundred thousand dollars. >> so, it really set us back, and we had to hire additional sec

yvette nicolette brown, we happen to love the same show.>> thank you. bye. bye, jonathan. nice to meet you. >> it will be on amazon and itunes later. check it out. be prepared to stop.org is where you can get more deets. that is our show for today. be sure to join us next week for more "am joy." keep it on msnbc for the rest of your sunday. ok, let's call his agent. i'm coming over right now. tell caesar to keep his toga on, i'll be right there. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. onboard cameras and radar detect danger all around you. driver assist systems pull you back into your lane if drifting. hi chief! hi bobby! and will even help you brake, if necessary. it makes driving less of a production. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. crisis. new urgency in the russia investigation as president trump's former national security adviser mike flynn asked for immunity from prosecution to tell his story. >> flynn said himself if you want immunity, you must be guilty. >> the president called it a witch-hunt. a top republican disagr

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as yvette anderson knows all too well. >> i'm in max security because i got caught with a bunch of extra't supposed to be in the facility and with some frosting. >> frosting? >> yeah, from chef bui's class, i had a cup of it. i just wanted to share some frosting with my friends so i brought it back. i got caught with it and they searched my stuff and found money, bobby pins, six blankets. >> stealing, that's unacceptable. they will lose all privilege and the program if they do that. and most of the ladies respect it but some don't. >> anderson spent five days in segregation and lost her spot in general population. she's now housed in the more restrictive maximum security unit. >> so i got 80 now, right? >> yeah. >> anderson is in jail for stealing more than frosting. she is serving six years on four counts of identity theft. >> i got caught for taking over a company, making it my own. and doing check loans, check deposits, stuff like that. >> how does one do that? >> i'm not going to tell you. with a computer. >> anderson's history of taking from others dates back 12 years. she has serve

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we are getting ahead of ourselves but a lot of mps compared and contrasted yvette coopehs compared andich cooper's direct questions to theresa may withjeremy corbyn's, which went round the houses of debt on the deficit and the debt, which was a slightly curious tack for him to take. norman, don't go away, we see the chamber filling but we norman, don't go away, we see the chamberfilling but we know norman, don't go away, we see the chamber filling but we know what the results will be but the prime minister has asked mps to back her calls for an election, saying the result would help unify parliament. i have set out divisions that have become clear on this issue. they can and will be used against us, weakening our hand in the negotiations to come and we must not let that happen. i believe that at this moment of enormous national significance there should be unity here in westminster, not division, and that is why it is the right and responsible thing for all of us here today to vote for a general election, to make our respective cases to the country and then to respect the result and th

essentially yvette cooper, who said this is a shambles and has been part of the whole thing highlightinge was a change by the conservative government to do with the contracts. which the coalition put in. it says the conservative government but you are right, it is the coalition, to do with contracting out to private companies. it is a money thing the same thing that happened with how much money you have for school dinners. how much people have in order to be able to how much people have in order to be able to house asylums. what has happened with that is the richest places have managed to ring fence things, the rich are pa rt to ring fence things, the rich are part of the country who probably don't want asylum seekers there. they say you can't come here. don't want asylum seekers there. they say you can't come harem don't want asylum seekers there. they say you can't come here. it was a function of how much housing costs, rental accommodation is cheaper in certain places and that is where you put them because the money goes further. it is that simple and difficult to draw up a syste m si

. >> good evening i'm yvette a special education teacher at the galileo high school i teacher special ed for anybody else students i bring my show-and-tell i don't know about you but i'm tired i wake up at 515 in the morning and like to be home right now but the reason i'm not because this is such an important curb and jessica wong is my go to colleagues when i need her this is an important issue because i want galileo to be a high quality school where teachers and our homegrown probationary teachers are part of the community are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wong shows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issu

joining me now is yvette nicole brown. i'm terrified. i cannot give up "the walking dead." giving people so much life. what is going on, why the poteial strike? >> first ofall, i understand why they would want to strike. there are health care issues. there are residual issues. there's a thing happening right now where if you do an eight-episode series you might be held for a full year before you go back. there are people expected to make a living over eight episodes. stretch that over 365 days it's really hard. i'm not even here as an actress. i'm here as a fan of television. i'm hoping that cooler heads prevail and they'll stay at the negotiating table. when a strike hits l.a. it affects the entire city. everything shuts down. >> it feels like, i think for people who are tv fans, viewers, we take for granted that that product that we're seeing, there are lots of lots of people. >> oh, my god. there's at least 20 people in here with us today. there's about 200, 300 people on any show that you work with below the line. those are people doing the difficult work. they're takin

yes, yvette cooper pushed on that point she said how can we trust a word theresa may says, having hada general election. it will be difficult for many labour mps. we know many of them do not supportjeremy corbyn as their leader, they do not see him being the next prime minister. sol leader, they do not see him being the next prime minister. so i think we should expect to see very local campaign is being run faster when you push the labour mps, will we have jeremy corbyn you push the labour mps, will we havejeremy corbyn on your manifesto leaflets, will we see you welcoming him to your constituency, privately are saying no, we will not. i think it is going to be a difficult battle for some of these labour mps to fight. of course, jeremy corbyn wa nts to fight. of course, jeremy corbyn wants to talk about austerity, the nhs and education. we heard theresa may in the commons making it very clear and on the steps of downing street yesterday she wants this to be about brexit, and who can be the best leader when it comes to negotiating the best deal as she says for britain outside the eu. i

. >> i had a conversation with congresswoman yvette clark, look, a lot of people in congress have not been small business people. it is incumbent upon you to go, and you to explain to people this is what it takes to be a small business person. let's get to the news of the week, tax reform. right? okay. so, 15%, what is interesting for small business people, very piers nailly, as a direct for small business people, 15% tax on pass through entities. is there a chance that could happen? >> i certainly hope so. president trump has been a strong advocate of this from the beginning. ift's one of the things he and i talked about when he asked me to take on this job was reduction in taxes for our small businesses. reduction in regulations. he's delivering on that. he's certainly putting it forth. i think, you know, i have found that the small business agency that i'm so proud, you know, to represent and be the administrator, is probably the least partisan agency in government because everyone wants the economy to grow. everyone wants businesses to thrive. on both sides of the aisle, we want t

the biggest cheer from the labour benches was for yvette cooper.oing to be leadership. i‘m very first answer, theresa may accused mr corbyn of not being fit to lead. a tory victory, she said, would provide strong economy, defence and leadership. it‘s quite clear that the conservative party wants to pitch this election is notjust other choice about brexit, but as a choice about two individuals — theresa may versus jeremy corbyn. choice about two individuals — theresa may versusjeremy corbyn. i think we‘re going to hear that again throughout this campaign. theresa may got quite animated and she had a clear message for those who she thinks are against her. she named them. corbyn, sturgeon, farron. that is part of the weak leadership head that mr corbyn‘s prime minister should, if he was to be successful, he would have to be propped up by the liberal democrats. it is the st ouen that worked so effectively for david cameron when he made the same charge about the pockets of alex allan. it‘s the weak leadership that has to depend on others. —— pockets of

. >> yvette cooper. ms.: the prime minister yesterday said that she was calling a general election because parliament was blocking brexit, but three quarters of mps and two thirds of the lords voted for article 50, so that's not true, is it? a month ago, she told her official spokesman to rule out an early general election, and that wasn't true either, was it? she wants us to believe that she is a woman of her word. isn't the truth that we cannot believe a single word she says? >> order. the house is rather excited. the question has been heard, the answer will be heard. the prime minister. prime minister: this house and this parliament voted to trigger article 50, but the labour party made it clear that it was thinking of voting against the final deal, the scottish nationalists have said that they will vote against the legislation necessary to leave the european union, the liberal democrats say that they are going to grind government to a standstill, and the house of lords has threatened to stop us every inc

president donald trump replacing surgeon general yvette murphy with deputy surgeon general rear admiralams. murphy was an appointee from the obama era. a spokeswoman from the department of health and human services says murphy was asked to resign but no reason was given as to why he was let go. >>> the first purple heart medal of his presidency. the recipient army sergeant first class alvaro barrientos was with his wife tammy. a purple heart is awarded by the president to military members wounded or killed in combat. >>> 7:31 on this sunday morning. scott change from yesterday thankfully. >> absolutely. yesterday we were socked in with the cloud cover, on and off again showers, the high only in the upper 50's. today filtered sunshine, much improved across the area and those temperatures will rebound accordingly. 46 degrees right now, so still a little chill in the air. in fact look at the upper 30's for pottstown. 44 degrees in trenton, 44 in wilmington. mid 40's down the shore. the planner for today, a mixture of sun and clouds, more sunshine farther north and west, more cloud cover a

but we've got the talent ed yvette nicole brown. >> i got up at 4:00 and went to bed at 3:00. >> i came in early, looking already made up. >> you looked amazing. >> i was on the "today" show. >> i thought it was very rude that you came in looking that good. >> we do facebook live

we have caroline and yvette here.tudents dreams come true. >> oh my god it's just awesome. this is our third year participating with at&t, and we love to come out. the energy is here. the young men and women that come, they are very very we love giving back to the community. >> i can just see the energy you have. you make all the students feel so beautiful. >> yes. >> and pick the perfect dress.r. helped put together today? >> well today i liked when the young lady had a very nice champagne colored dress and it was a high low so we partnered her with beautiful pair of shoes that really made her sparkle, i'm also a part of discovery here and i'm representing our familiarly from discovery communications. >> i can't thank you enough for taking time to chat with us much the energy you have, the compliments you've been giving and just how special you're making all the boys and girls from all the schools feel is so awesome. >> we love it. >> we're happy to be part of it in putting on this dress takes me back about 15 years.

. >> good evening i'm yvette a special education teacher at the galileo high school i teacher speciald for anybody else students i bring my show-and-tell i don't know about you but i'm tired i wake up at 515 in the morning and like to be home right now but the reason i'm not because this is such an important curb and jessica wong is my go to colleagues when i need her this is an important issue because i want galileo to be a high quality school where teachers and our homegrown probationary teachers are part of the community are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wong shows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issue

chamber, -- in that yvette shankar.heard about these housing risks in australia, but one one, we'll be looking on and focusing on. the last meeting, the rba left interest rates at a record low 1.5%, signaling an extended pause. they will be looking at china and gdp data. on the other hand, iron ore slipped overnight and we have prices falling to $40 a ton this year, so investors will be weighing both of those things. the dollar however is mostly study this morning and following gains from last week's job reports. among the stocks that we are watching is horizon, and the while thebeen halted company reviews its forecast in lieu of hurricane -- i should say cyclone debbie, earlier this month. betty: i know you're watching a lot on the agenda today in asia. i know you have got china property numbers that are going to be out a little bit later, but also you are watching the vix, gold prices. what will stand up to you? -- stand out to you? guest: i think it is the lack of pessimism that came through the u.s. market. the s&p

we'll have actress and comedian, yvette nicole brown with us right here to discuss her upcoming documentarynfrastructure crisis. i may ask her about the walking dead, as well. also be sure to check out my newest column for the daily beast, entitled the political walls are closing in on donald trump. and when you do, ask yourself, if you walk out on your own signing ceremony over questions about russiagate, how freaked out might you be about russiagate? >> you're going to see some very, very strong results very, very quickly. thank you very much. >> mr. president, were you trying to tell the justice department to grant immunity to michael flynn? were you trying to do that, mr. president? is that your intention, mr. president, sir? mr. president, was that your intention, mr. president? was that your intention, sir? i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthm

plenty reaction too from some of his parliamentary colleagues on twitter. 0vernight we have heard from yvetteaid, "an appalling decision. why is anti—semitism being treated differently from any form of racism?"john woodcock differently from any form of racism?" john woodcock said, "labour members do we stand for decency against this or are we part of the decay?" and anna turlye, "the ken ban shows that labour can look at itself in more difficult times, however painful." she expected more ofa however painful." she expected more of a strong reaction than that. it is worth saying there are some supporters of ken livingstone even in thejewish supporters of ken livingstone even in the jewish community supporters of ken livingstone even in thejewish community who say it is an issue of freedom of speech and last night he said that he stood by his comments and he said that the hearing had been something out of north korea. again, last night, he was back on the airwaves. if he said he was a zionist, who would not have just apologised, i would not have just apologised, i would have asked my doctor if i

. >> good evening i'm yvette a special education teacher at the galileo high school i teacher speciald for anybody else students i bring my show-and-tell i don't know about you but i'm tired i wake up at 515 in the morning and like to be home right now but the reason i'm not because this is such an important curb and jessica wong is my go to colleagues when i need her this is an important issue because i want galileo to be a high quality school where teachers and our homegrown probationary teachers are part of the community are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wong shows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issue

i want to welcome yvette spencer and mikael jamison hank you for being here and for waiting. >> good afternoon my name is lovette spencer enema from the disability program at san francisco state university. i have my michalak here with me today he's can introduce himself. >> i make out a second year broadcasting major at san francisco state. >> great. i want to just share some of the services that the disability program and resource sensor provide at san francisco state. my role at the disability program and resource center on the disability specialist and we serve over 1400 students with disabilities. i wear several hats in our office. one of the hats i wear, i am the coordinator of the autism program and we meet on mondays from 12-1 pm. it's a support group and our emphasis is education, career and social support as well. i'm also the housing coordinator. i provide accommodations for students that live on campus that need housing accommodations and another thing i do, i'm also the coordinator of commencement. as far as setting up accommodations and we are so happy to say that our [

you might be disappointed with me but i voted for yvette cooper, i thought it was time the labour partyinkjeremy corbyn is a fantastic leader. could he do better on brexit? his position on brexit is clear, we read democratic party and campaigned for the remainder as did lots of labour party members but labour is the only party trying to do something with brexit to the benefit of the majority of people. what is his policy on immigration which is something that nick raised? labour has a migration impact fund which would support areas which are receiving the majority of migrants. if you look at brexit, public procurement, labour are looking for ways to force public procurement to drive up standards in the public sector. no other parties are doing that because the tories just see brexit as an opportunity to turn this country even more into basically a tax haven for their friends and the liberals are just looking for short—term political opportunism which is the only form of politics they understand. you don't believe the liberal democrats when they say they will fight hard to maintain acces

>> yvette fastwick is 100 years old from escondido, california.y to joseph hahn from pennsylvania. he exercises every morning and believes that's the real secret to longevity. we're back to that again. >>> if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrate. >> do you have a secret? one thing you think that keeps you healthy in life? >> i sleep a lot. >> do you really? even now. >> um -- well, he's a good sleeper at night. >> what do you do? >> i don't know. maybe exercise. i'm not sure. >> maybe music. >> ice cream. >> i think ice cream. >> sweet. will co-host the next hour of "today." >> and dule hill is here as well. first, we'll get a check of your local news and weather. [ cheers and applause ] >>> 8:56 is your time on this monday, april 24, i'm eun yang. we want to check on the rain and how it's affected the road. melissa mollet has your traffic. >> we have some problems. outer loop after colesville roadblocking one lane and then we're still slow as you're comingon legion bridge. als

. >> yvette bostwick is 100 years old. her secret to longevity, eating peanut m&ms every day. celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversa anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> do you have one secret? one thing that you think keeps you healthy in life? >> i sleep a lot. >> even now? >> calvin is a good sleeper at night. i get my seven or eight hours at night. >> what do you do? >> maybe exercise. >> exercise, not for me. >> ice cream? >> i think ice cream. sweets. >>> coming up, alfonso ribeiro will co-host the third hour of "today." >> first, monday morning, a check of local news and weather. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> time now, 8:56. right to first alert meteorologist, bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> cloudy and cool day to start with. we will warm to 60 degrees in philadelphia. but occasional showers this morning and this afternoon. they'll be light and scattered. at the shore, the temperatures held back with a gusty wind. 55 degrees while inland, closer to 60. seeing scattered showers this morning and more likely late

. >> good evening i'm yvette a special education teacher at the galileo high school i teacher speciald for anybody else students i bring my show-and-tell i don't know about you but i'm tired i wake up at 515 in the morning and like to be home right now but the reason i'm not because this is such an important curb and jessica wong is my go to colleagues when i need her this is an important issue because i want galileo to be a high quality school where teachers and our homegrown probationary teachers are part of the community are respected and feel safe and the work that i and others are doing and google to support jessica wong shows puts a tatter on our back i'm reminded of the important duties of this kind work the 49 anniversary of the martin luther king i said two or three weeks ago we as teachers ask our students everyday to be great to try something new and go beyond something that is familiar and trust that to believe in in adult world i'm asking you to be brave too i know you've all tired and you've been up at the 515 and also you to be brave and take time to look at this issue

. >> yvette bostwick is 100 years old. her secret to longevity, eating peanut m&ms every day.ne celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversa anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> do you have one secret? one thing that you think keeps you healthy in life? >> i sleep a lot. >> even now? >> calvin is a good sleeper at night. i get my seven or eight hours at night. >> what do you do? >> maybe exercise. >> exercise, not for me. >> ice cream? >> i think ice cream. sweets. >>> coming up, alfonso ribeiro will co-host the third hour of "today." >> first, monday morning, a check of local news and weather. i )m ... ==topvo== the weekend nightmare that played out at s-f-o .. is now act, good morning. it's 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. the weekend nightmare that played out at sfo is spilling into today. more than 50 flights canceled already, some 200 flights are delayed and it's not because of the weather. work crews are repaving the airport's longest runway and those improvements started last month. most of the work happens over the weekend but so far, it has been spillin