kate reborn. on board the ship was a russian crewman who was amazed how quickly kate picked up his language which is why months after that trip, the newly inspired kate traveled to moscow to meet him again, to explore the city, the culture, and to test drive both the budding relationship and her fledgling russian skills. the snapshots of kate in moscow were far more than souvenirs. they were portraits of a young woman transformed. the kate who stood here on red square had a new passion in life. the depressions of the failures of the past had fallen away. she was consumed by all things russian. in fact, she was making plans even her to return to moscow in the summer to take up russian studies. finally her life was taking off. and that's why kate waring was in washington that fine may morning. she was on her way back to russia. but there was a problem with the visa. a paperwork mixup sort of thing that would have sent her into a tailspin once, but now, the new kate vowed to try again later. boarded

kate masur. there are new introductions and edits. >> joining us is kate masur. there are new introductions and edits. she teaches at northwestern diversity. she is the coeditor of "the world the civil war made." her scholarship explores how americans grappled with questions of race and equality after the abolition of slavery in the north and south. she has worked with the national park service on projects of reconstruction. the civil war can alternatively feel like the distant past or the recent past, depending on what is happening in our world today. but when we think about it from the perspective of human connections and experience, it can feel startlingly recent. john tyler still has two living grandchildren. similarly, in the 1940's, johnny washington interviewed local african-americans in the capital who had been alive in the 1860's. he recovered the neglected stories to get a fuller picture of what life was like when lincoln was president. in its original publication, one review said the b

kate masur. there are new introductions and edits. she teaches at northwestern university. she is the coeditor of the war -- the world of the civil war made. her scholarship explores how americans grappled with questions of race and equality after the abolition of slavery in the north and south. she has worked with the national park service on projects of reconstruction. the civil war can alternatively feel like the district past or the recent past, depending on what is happening in our world today. we will get into that in our conversation. although washington spoke and was successful, it was largely forgotten. we found it in a cottage and it remains an important resource in our staff library. the stories are far too important to be on so few shelves. fortunately, dr. masur has reintroduced this to a larger audience. please join me in welcoming dr. kate masur. [applause] when we opened almost 10 years ago, before the lincoln bicentennial, it felt like new books were coming out on lincoln almost

. >> kate's news, cardy b.'s reveal and khloe's. plus, william and kate's baby on the way. >> i'm very attracted to my husband. >> what jessica simpson is telling us about her husband and makeup trick. >> you want a lip stain, cool-aid works. >>> jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez say i do before the year is over? we have new details as many point to yes. >> before they get to the altar, there seems to be controversy about how j-rod began. >> i describe it as the luckiest day of my life. someone taps me on the shoulder and i turn around and it's jennifer. >> that's a totally different story. he says you went up to her. >> ellen calls out a-rod today, questioning his version of how he and j-lo met. >> he said you approached her. >> they even face timed her to clear things up. >> he just told a totally different story. >> we'll look at the tape and see. >> for someone reason i just felt like tapping him on the shoulder and saying hi, and i said, hi alex. >> there's no questioning this -- j-rod is getting serious. a source tells et j-lo

." >> it's a boy for kate and william. born today as harry and meghan sell write the queen's birthday. >>> then, only we are with channing tatum after his split. >> i was giggling like a child. >>> plus, why macaulay culkin hates watching "home alone." a rare interview with the reclusive star. >>> then -- >> every time we do it, i'm like, this is the stupidest thing. >> the star-studded james corden exclusive. and a crosswalk near catastrophe? >>> and out of control avenger. how chris pratt managed to run up a $600 bar tab during our interview. >> you're welcome. it's the least i could do. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> oh, yes. the latest most famous baby in the world has arrived. and no, he's not a kardashian. stop it, y'all. this little guy is fifth in line to the british throne. >> all eyes are on him. day one of his life. all eyes are on kate, who pulled off an impressive exit from the hospital. we're in london with the latest on prince william and kate's new addition. [ cheers and applause ] >> kate and wil

kate: definitely. thingsd do not consider like establishing elizabeth's existence, one thing that is significant from washington's work and verifiable in records is how lincoln seems to have treated people who worked for him. a lot of the people that washington is writing about our employees of the white house and of the lincolns. story, to stories two men who had worked for the lincolns in different ways. lincoln worked really hard to get them jobs in the treasury department. there is a paper trail of that. -- he wasting their writing to them, asking if he could get them jobs. that suggests that he was conscientious tiered there is more anecdotal evidence that he and mary lincoln were conscientious employers who treated their employees well in relation to the standards of that time. that is the kind of thing that some but he could use -- that somebody could use to add to or fill out a portrait of who lincoln was. how were they as employers? a lot of people never think to ask. because people do not thi

william and kate will celebrate seven years of wedded bliss. we're flashing back to their truly momentous i dos. an estimated 2 billion people from around the world were watching as kate arrived at westminster a bby. we got our first look at the stung dress. the createn by sarah burton for alexander mcqueen was a well-kept secret. the gown reported to be worth over $400,000. she wore a cartier diamond tiara on loan from the queen. when pippa middle on the carried her nearly nine-foot train, a lot of attention was diverted to pippa's backside. it became an international sensation. the groom and best man walked into the abbey together. >> after entering the abbey, the groom was extremely polite making his way down the aisle to speak to the guests. harry went to speak to his uncle, charles spencer. celebrity guests including elton john and david furnish. then victoria beckham and david beckham. he made a fashion faux pas. jayne seymour joined you are coverage. >> i loved when harry turned to take a sneak peek at the bride and said to william, she

i'm sure kate knows about this. there are social secretaries who will tell you horror stories about gerald ford danced with the queen during the bisenten bicentennial and the band struck up "the lady is a tramp" for the first song. and certain countries they don't want to use too much white. it's a complicated endeavor. >> my executive producer is pinching me through this ear piece. i'm outing eric. the hat. he wants more on the hat. the hat. did you like the hat? kate anderson brower, we want to know more about the hat. what did you think? >> i think melania trump looks good in everything. she a former model so she can pull it off. it's a gutsy move. she makes a lot of -- she takes a lot of fashion chances so i liked it. >> i will say this, too, brooke. when you commit to a hat like that, you've got to wear it for the rest of the day because then your hair sort of -- >> you know, you got people, and you can fix your hair -- >> she walked into the museum, she was wearing it inside. she committed to the hat. >> love

kate? >> this puts to rest the notion that we heard from syria and russia, a hoax and fake news, that it was a chemical weapons attack, confirmation. barbara, thank you so much. >>> still ahead for us, it was one of his most consistent campaign promises and one of his first acts as president. pulling the united states out of the tpp trade deal. yesterday, we all remember how that -- what he said about tpp during the campaign. but yesterday, donald trump and another about face, a complete 180, what changed? we'll get to that. >>> first, no one knows exactly how they would handle sudden life altering adversity. we can all hope that it would be something like this week's cnn hero, dancer, avid skier, that all changed in the blink of an eye. and then she turned her pain into purpose. watch this. >> 26 years ago i went out skiing and i remember i landed on my back. and i knew in that instant that i was paralyzed. but i was determined to show that i wasn't going to give up so easily. i was inspir

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. president trump blows up twitter and white house staffers face the blowback. two dozen tweets between friday and sunday and it is not just the sheer volume that deserves attention, it is who he targets and the questions it all raises this morning that matter as well. many of them angrily focused on the president's public battles and the investigation of his personal attorney michael cohen. if cohen is charged, will he cooperate with investigators? and flip on the president. is he setting the stage to fire independent counsel robert mueller and could the president diffuse a legal threat against cohen by issuing a pardon even ahead of time. this morning, one white house aide answered to some of this. >> they said no reason to know what it is that michael cohen could possibly flip on. >> the mere fact he said i don't think he's going to flip -- >> i don't have any information. >> kaitlan collins is at the white house. where to begin today what a weekend it was. what are you hearing from

i'm kate bolduan. minutes from now, president trump faces reports and reporters' questions as he and his french counterpart emmanuel macron hold a joint news conference at the white house. in terms of the president, he's already had a lot to say this morning. a warning for iran and a scolding for a reporter. we'll get to that in a second. also new this morning, it is never good news when your confirmation hearing is postponed. that's what just happened to president trump's pick to run the department of veterans affairs. tomorrow's confirmation hearing for rear admiral ronny jackson postponed indefinitely. lawmakers pulling the plug amid new allegations of misconduct in the workplace and just after the white house delivered a full throated endorsement of jackson. let's begin with the state visit and what we just heard from president trump. kaitlan collins is at the white house. president trump right out of the gate, during what was just a photo-op with emmanuel macron, issues a warning to iran. what did

. >> congratulations on your pregnancy, kate. >> thank you. >> we hear kate performed at the party. remember when she sang on "glee"? i caught up with big brother oliver hudson who gave us the scoop. your sister, kate, and danny were out at gwyneth's engagement party this weekend. >> my sister was very nervous that night because she had to sing two songs. but she's a tough girl. she stepped up and crushed it. >> oliver stars in the new abc kit so many "splitting up together." he's a divorced dad forced to live on the the same property with his ex, played by jenna fischer. >> don't mind me. just keep putting your party paint on while i parent our children. >> you kind of play the cool dad in the show. are you a cool dad? >> oh, i'm a pretty cool dad. yeah. all of my kids' friends love me. >> yes. >> they do. because i'm a child myself when it comes down to it. >> family also on the mind of john stamos right now. congratulations to john and his wife, caitlin mchugh who are experiencing baby boy bliss. >> i've been dreaming about our baby. i mean, i'm really excited. >> have mercy. unc

it means we may see kate and william on the front steps. but seriously, i don't know if there's enough hairspray today. >> it either means that or the baby had a lot of hair and needs some styling. >> good point. >> kelly, thank you for sharing the happy news. that's so fun. >> you were just over the pond. you got back a few hours ago. >> hoda and i were in london. we were shooting some stuff. that's windsor castle. we're getting ready for the royal wedding and our coverage. i was willing to stay and spend the weekend in london. but then i would miss the monday morning with you. hoda is in italy with the fourth hour. and kathie lee and her will do the fourth hour from italy. >>> let's check in with mr. roker. hey there, al. >> i was in hackensack, new jersey, yesterday. it was fantastic. let's take a look and show you spring has sprung across the northeast and into the west, especially today. albuquerque, about -- i knew i should have made a left turn there. 81 degrees today, 8 degrees above average. portland, 12 degrees warmer than it shou

kate: exactly. that is what this public prosecutor in schleswig-holstein said today, it is now in the hands of the highest court in schleswig-holstein. those charges were rebellion and misuse of public funds. so now it is up to the court to see if there is actually satisfactory, or rather, necessary substance to actually implement this request of extradition. brent: we say rebellion, another word for that is treason, right? they say he has done something, an act, that has gone against the constitution of spain. kate: exactly. and there is the argument from this prosecutor that under german law, that high treason means that there has been recognition, or that it would be violence as a result of this decision. and they have said that through him deciding to hold this catalan independence referendum last october, he was aware that that would result in violence. brent: so he knew with the consequences of his actions could be. this is just more than a matter for the courts,ight? is is also politicized an

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"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan, for a president that doesn't hold back on anything, he is talking for the very first time about two wildly different issues. a secret meeting with north korea and a presidential sex scandal. the president is responding directly for the first time for stormy daniels. he scoffs at the sketch of a man that she says threatened to silence her, claim she had an affair with president trump. total con job, he writes. also this morning the president of the united states is casually confirming the extraordinary cia director mike pompeo secretly traveled to north korea and met face to face with kim jong-un and the president writing the meeting went very smoothly. kaitlan collins is traveling with the president in west palm beach. was the white house itself surprised at the president's tweets today? >> reporter: you would think so since less than 24 hours ago the press secretary sarah sanders said the administration was not going to comment on the travel of the cia director and

i'm craig melvin in for kate. thousands of more teachers are saying they've had enough of being paid so little. a grassroots movement that sparked in west virginia and spread to arizona and ken has now made its way to oklahoma. that's where tens of thousands of emboldened teachers are preparing to walk off the job and they're not just demanding more money. maya rodriguez is in oklahoma city and spent the day with some of those teachers. >> did the easter bunny come? >> yeah. >> reporter: for third grade teacher heather cody this past spring break got a nickname, spring broke. >> it's paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: she's one of thousands of oklahoma teachers planning to walk off the job tomorrow following in the foot steps of those in west virginia, kentucky and arizona. >> you don't feel respected as pan educator. >> pay our teachers. >> reporter: some parents and students backing the teachers' plan to walkout. >> my kids' teacher deserves respect and they're not getting it. >> reporter: according to the natio

kate bolduan starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan, if i were him, i wouldn't do it. how's that for advice from the man who nominated you? that is just one of the issues that dr. ronny jackson is facing today. president trump's embattled nominee is also facing something of an explosion of new claims. drinking on the job, creating a toxic work environment inside the white house and recklessly doling out prescription pills as the white house position. whistle blowers have been talking to key senators about all of this. here's senator john tester. >> our overseas trips in particular that the admiral would go down the aisleway of the airplane and say who wants to go to sleep? >> so you're talking about like an ambien type? >> exactly right, and put them to slip and give them the drugs to wake them back up again and that's the report from the 20-some people who got a hold of us, and we have a problem and this doctor has a problem with handing out prescriptions and they call him the candy man. >> kaitlan, what are you hearing from the white house today? >> reporter: the whi

and the royal baby watch continues waiting for duchess kate to go into labor. last night, "jimmy kimmel live" faked people out and said the baby arrived. >> what did you think of the name treacle t. winterbottom. >> i think it's a good way to be. >>> what's wrong are abby lee miller? the former dance moms star after prison. the latest on her health struggle. >>> plus, why has one of the cast members of "roseanne" started treatment? we have the news. >>> and -- ♪ let it go >> kristen bell s >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere. every platform. every day. every platform. every day. facebook, every platform. every day. facebook, ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if w

>> it's interesting, kate. another thing barbara bush did for fashion was bring back larger sized pant suits. designers really riffed off the way she was comfortable in casual pant suits and she reflected a modern american woman, older woman, someone comfortable in her size, as kate was saying, and in her skin. certainly those faux pearls set off a huge national trend. you can still buy those kenneth j. lane pearls on amazon, actually. her one sort of extravagance was the designer who designed her inauguration died. she said they would sometimes get into it about sizes and colors but let him take the lead on anything fancy. she was a very down to earth person when it came to her style and wardrobe. >> certainly was. coming up, love and faith. our special coverage of the funeral of barbara bush continues. for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro.

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kate: i would say this. even though the fed is continuing to raise rates and normalize policy, we very much believe that there is part of the liquidity still in the world and that many central banks, especially in the emerging world , are in a position where they can either cut rates or be accommodative. it is not our view that the ecb or boj is going to change their term tomorrow. against that backdrop in what looks to be pretty strong growth and sustained growth, we feel good about equities and earnings. francine: do you go for stocks with high dividends or break it down sector by sector? kate: here's what i would say. a lot of people are looking at the previous playbooks in different cycles and saying in these environments really are getting slightly higher interest rates and strong growth and perhaps changing into a new regime, i'm going to go back to the defensive and high-yielders. we would suggest that does not actually work right now. investors need to think about which companies can continue to grow

. >> at this hour with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone i'm kate bolduan. showdown at the u.s./mexico border. a major test today, and the world is watching. right now, dozens of asylum seekers who say they're hoping to escape crime and poverty in their native central america are defiantly camped out right along the u.s. border. they are vowing to stay there until the u.s. allows them into a processing center to formally apply for asylum. president trump said just on saturday night that they will not be allowed into the country. >> are you watching that mess that is going on right now with the caravan coming up? are you watching this? and our laws are so weak, so pathetic, given to us by democrats, they're so pathetic, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. our laws are so corrupt, i call them the dumbest immigration laws anywhere on earth. >> laila santiago has been following the caravan's long trip north and she's in tijuana now joining us from there. what is going on? what is going on behind you? what is going on with the attempt to get into the processing center a

i'm kate bolduan. it is almost as certain as the sun will rise tomorrow along with death and taxes, of course. a sitting president announces he's running for re-election. the politicians in his party will back him. so consider this day another historic first. a slew of republican lawmakers cannot or will not say if they're backing president trump for a second term. cnn's manu raju has spoken to more than two dozen congressional republicans who are not ready to endorse the president and leader of their party. here is one awkward exchange on cnn earlier today. >> if he is the nominee, will you support him? >> again, if he's the nominee, meaning he's won the primary -- >> if he runs for re-election, are you going to support him? >> i want to know who else is in the field. >> okay. manu raju is joining us now from capitol hill. manu, i chuckle because it should -- i don't think it should be a hard question to answer, but welcome to today. what do these republicans tell you? >> reporter: republican after re

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kate has been wearing loose fitting dresses lately. at her last public appearance there was no sign of a bump. >> would you like to have more children? >> absolutely. >> in the past kate told us she wants more kids to add to her two son. >> when i was pregnant with rider, i just started to bake. >> we were with kate inside her home last november wear she told us about her chemistry with her boyfriend. >> sex is an important part of a relationship. you have to nurture that. people goes isn't that cheesy taking a bath together, having champagne. no one of two things is going to happen. you'll set up the romantic vibe and either laugh your ass off or you're going to commit to it and it's going to be awesome. >> prince harry and meghan are less than two months away from saying i do, but they took a break from all the wedding planning to enjoy a little fun and games. the details are first up in tonight's royal report. >> prince harry and meghan markle looked like the perfect royal match today. meghan wore black boot-cut jeans and black heel

kate? >> janice, thank you. >>> here at home, there's more talk about the president and some top members of his staff and whether they have a future in his administration. publicly at least the president is still supporting his chief of staff as we hear from white house correspondent jeff bennett. >> reporter: president trump ripping the latest report that he and his chief of staff john kelly are at a breaking point. tweeting today, story on john kelly isn't true. just another hit job. blasting "the washington post" reporting on kelly's clashes, repeated threats to quit and fading white house influence. while the president publicly defends him -- >> i think general kelly's done a great job. >> reporter: privately, he's frustrated by kelly's attempts to bring order to a free whiling west wing. mr. trump considered firing him last month and weighed acting as his own chief of staff. three people familiar tell nbc news -- >> you cannot run the white house the way you run the 26th floor of trump

kate? >> again, as you pointed out, it seems that we don't telegraph our military moves has now gone out the window quickly with one tweet. barbara, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> we've got this and much more in a very important moment with ambassador edward dredge and former u.s. ambassador to syria and cnn diplomatic analyst john kirby is here and former spokesman for the pentagon and state departments under the obama administration. thank you for being here. mr. ambassador, can you give me your initial reaction in all of your time in washington and politics and in diplomacy to the fact that the president is threatening military action via twitter this morning? >> well, this is president trump's modus operandi. it's certainly novel. he -- we had a panel here at bakers and rice university and a very bright rice student characterized president trump's modus operandi, enrage and engage. that's what you're seeing, enrage and engage because the tweets that you just mentioned earlier, one is t

. >> un nuevo prÍncipe, nace el tercer hijo el prÍncipe de kate y williams, ya corren las apuestas noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> momento de terror hoy en canadÁ, una furgoneta se subiÓ a la acera y arrollÓ a un grupo de peatones en una de las principales corralles de toront9 muerto decenas de heridos todo indica que fue intencional el chofer detenido. >> otro escenario de terror y una vez mÁs el arma utilizada fue un vehÍculo. >> el ataque se produjo en una de las calles mÁs transitadas de canadÁ y testigos del incidente lo describieron como una escena con varios cuerpos en la escena. >> los paramÉdicos en desesperaciÓn a los heridos a un hospital de la ciudad. >> (hablando en inglÉs) >>> este joven vio cuando la van blanca em beso tÍo a una persona y despuÉs el conductor la maneÓo por la acera en donde atropellÓ a mÁs personas, dice que vio a 3-4. >> este otro hombre observÓ en que la van arrojaba todo lo que se encontraba a su paso. >> los golpea uno por uno, fue una pesadilla decÍa sin creer lo que habÍa presenciado. >>

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us, thanks. >>> former first lady barbara bush is surrounded by family tonight following a recent series of hospitalizations. a spokesman says the 92-year-old has decided not to seek additional medical treatment and will instead focus on comfort care. it will not surprise those who know her that barbara bush has been a rock in the face of her failing health. the statement continues, worrying not for herself thanks to her abiding faith but for others. mrs. bush, of course, holds the distinction of being the wife of former president george h.w. bush and mother of george w. bush. >>> now to syria and word that the trump administration plans to impose new sanctions on russia tomorrow for supporting the assad regime and its use of chemical weapons, the news comes two days after the u.s. air strike on chemical facilities in syria and today new satellite images revealing the extent of the destruction. nbc's bill neely has our report. >> reporter: goo

kate? >> maya rodriguez, thank you. >>> more than two weeks after that suspected chemical attack in syria and the u.s., british and french airstrikes that followed, the syrian government claim this the attack was all made up. we get more on this from nbc's janice mackey frayer. and a warning. only of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a bold denial of syria's government about the suspected poison gas attack on civilians in douma telling i-tv news in an interview that what the world saw on april 7th was all an elaborate fake. >> we think this is a theater. that was made to be used by the western powers to launch such an attack against syria. i think the bodies may be imported from somewhere else. i believe that. because this was a big lie. >> reporter: the claim comes as a team of chemical weapons experts finally got access to douma now under syrian and russian control. the concern that delays allowed time for evidence to be destroyed. doctors that claimed to be on duty that night say i

prince harry and meghan markle and prince william and kate. >> william ask kate's new baby is louie arthur charles. it took four days for the new parents to reveal his name. official teelgts, his royal line esprince louie of cambridge. the charles part of his name is to honor lis grandpa, prince charles, but where does louis come from? charles and diana named their first born william arthur phillip louis. we heard him say thinks full name on his wedding day to kate. >> i william arthur phillip louis. >>. >> and this week the palace confirmed prince william will be harry's best man. in 2011 harry stood with william when he tied the knot with kate. >> i can't wait. >> meanwhile, meghan and her tv love patrick j. adams were written off too this week with a wedding. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. >> with that meghan officially left her acting career behind to become a royal. >> it will be the adventure of a lifetime. >> will meghan's good friend serena williams attend her wedding? at the premier of her hbodocu-series being senior evena, she raifz about the bride to be. >> such a great gi

kate snow thank you very much. unless you want to add something else. >> i was going to say i found it stunning that he spoke out in court the way he did. you heard his words a few minutes ago. >> yeah. >> that's exceptional. he has been poker faced mostly eyes closed or looking serene during these proceedings. there was one moment where he seemed to snicker and the prosecutor in closing agents called him out on it and said you are laughing? this is not laughing marry. he has been very put together and his wife hasn't been there in court with him. he has been by him with his legal team. except for the closing arguments camille was not in that courtroom. he is probably a fairly lonely guy right now. >> kate snow thank you. >>> joining me by phone is author and entertainment journalist familiar face and voice around here, toreray. what does this mean, culturally, cosby being convicted? >> first let's give a nod to the survivor. they talk about 62 publicly known. the average predator has 300 in their lifetime, so ther

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just moments ago admirers of the roles family were treated to what they'd all been eagerly awaiting kate's. baby did outside the profit of some areas hospital in the queen's six great grandchild this fits in line to the throne prince charles his father and siblings george and shopped new goals name has not yet been released. to london that. when we join the correspondent to better get mass on the phone welcome back it's how people reacting to this news. well of course when i was here at the hospital and people have said it's a boy it was really happy oh cases and there was an outcry just a test of joy and it's a really positive news i think that a lot of people have been nothing waiting for of course there's always a loss of where wishes anything royal attracts many people that obviously re facebook or the royal family and some people have gathered and have waited outside the hospital for four days or some i think even weeks and then of course all the media outside the hospital it's quite a scene. and what news on a name yes is philip in the mix. and i don't think it's very high up from wh

i'm kate bolduan. president trump is fuming this morning, but it seems it is a whole new kind of angry today. offering up these musings on tw twitter. a total witch-hunt and attorney-client privilege is dead, proof at the very least that a good night's sleep did not calm the president down after this shocking moment just yesterday. >> i have this witch-hunt constantly it going on for over 12 months now. and actually much more than that. you could say it was right after i won the nomination it started. and it is a disgrace. it is a real disgrace. it is an attack on our country in a true sense. an attack on what we all stand for. >> the president and pretty much everyone else wondered what exactly the fbi is looking for or has after they raided the office and hotel room of trump's personal attorney michael cohen yesterday morning. the bigger question today is actually is the president going to try and fire the special counsel robert mueller? no word yet, of course, but stay tuned. today is young. there i

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. a serial liar and morally unfit to be president. the former fbi director and the verdict he's now handing down of president trump. and the president who fired him is firing back. tweeting just this morning at james comey, writing that comey lied to congress, and committed, quote/unquote, many crimes. i'll leave you to guess if that will be the last word on all of this. but here is what we heard from james comey last night in his first interview since his shocking firing almost a year ago. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes, but not in the way i often hear people talk about it. i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia. he strikes me as a person of above average intelligence, who is tracking conversations and though knows what's going on. don't think he's medley unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president. the person who sees moral equivalence in charlottesville, who talks about and treats women like piece

that review savannah, should have been done by outside counsel, a lawyer outside of this company. >> kate, thank you very much. >>> republicans on the house intelligence committee released their report finding no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia, a conclusion disputed by democrats but the report faults top members of the trump campaign for poor judgment for meeting with a russian attorney at trump tower months before the 2016 election. well, tonight, there are questions about that attorney, did she have closer ties to the russian government than she previously led on? she spoke to nbc news with chief foreign correspondent richard engel in an nbc exclusive. >> reporter: the russian lawyer came to the 2016 meeting to see donald trump junior, senior advisor jared kushner and then campaign chairman paul manafort. she was introduced in an e-mail as a russian government attorney bringing dirt on hillary clinton. but she told us a month ago, that was a misunderstanding. >> reporter: even testifying before a senate committee she said i operate independently of any gover

. >> abc7 news kate larson joins us in the newsroom to explain more. kate? >> after hours of uproar, grinder announced they stopped sharing their users' hiv status with third-party vendors. they are still defending the practice saying the concerns are a misunderstanding of what information they are sharing and with whom. when setting up a dating profile, grinder users can choose to share their hiv status. >> it can post negative, negative on prep, positive, positive undetectable. >> reporter: that information along with other data like gps location, phone i.d. and e-mail was being shared with two companies that grindr hired to test the app's performance. >> that doesring up questions on whether it's worthwhile to use that feature. >> reporter: grindr says the information was encrypted and was never shared with advertisers. >> i actually find this very disturbing and even possibly sinister. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor jeff sheehey worries the more their hiv status will end up in the wrong hands through a data breach or otherwise. >> hiv positive, i

thank you, kate, for being here today. i wanted to clarify. you went over a lot of information today and i know you had flyers, but where else can folks access the information, for those watching sf gov tv or may need digital access? >> they can access on the web at sfpl.org/connect with tech. or they can call the bridge at main, 415-557-4388 and we'd be very happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you very much, ms. eppler and thank you for waiting. >> no problem, thank you. >> co-chair senhaux: i'd like to go ahead and open up the agenda item for public comment. do we have speaker cards? do we have anyone interested in coming up to the podium to make a comment about this agenda item? ok, thank you. please come forward. >> good afternoon, my name is hillary brown, i'm from the vac committee. while this may be about -- i'm glad you're available, because i am legally blind, i can use the knowledge especially from 2018. i know things have changed. so i like to share that information to the council as well as the a

kate? >> reporter: well, dan, dion, emory high was closed to the as were all of the schools in the district after i superintendent received the threatening e-mail. i'm told the e-mail said something about a student in need of help who had been bullied. but it turns out that e-mail was part of some sort of competition to get schools closed and as many as possible. squad cars in the parking lot, locked doors and an empty campus after someone sent an e-mail threatening to shoot students and faculty in emeryville. emory unified school district canceled class. >> it was the right decision at the right time. >> captain oliver collins with emeryville p.d. said his detectives started investigating as soon as the e-mail came in sunday night. >> there's been too many instan sis of agencies and organizations not taking threats seriously or vetting them out. >> reporter: by monday morning police determined it was a hoax that originated in an online gaming community. more than 50 bay area school distric

government is making in the kate steinle case. attorneys for zarate want new gun charges thrown out. federal prosecutors filed the charges in december after a jury found that zarate not guilty on the most serious charges in steinle's killing. a judge didn't convict him of a gun charge. president trump calls the ruling disgraceful. zarate's defense says that comment is proof they colluded with the state prosecutor. zarate cannot be tried on gun charges again. a judge will hear the motions in the case tomorrow. >>> today san francisco plans to sweep homeless encampments out of the mission district. they'll take part in the big cleanup. sweeps have been carried out about before the mayor is taking a tougher stance this time and wants to create a dedicated team to make sure the tents don't return. >> taking a live look at capitol hill this morning where the president is meeting with the president of france today but president trump is pushing back against critics on the planned meeting with north korea's president. tra tracie potts is