pamela adlon is here with us. then later, she is apple music's up next artist, her ep is called "rapture." koffee from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] that's koffee with a k. next week, we have new shows all week. our guests include christina applegate, joel mchale, miles teller, kumail nanjiani, anthony jeselnik, betty gilpin, ayesha curry, jim acosta, himesh patel, plus music from rob thomas, hollywood vampires, and santana. and this weekend in las vegas we are opening, i have a comedy club now in las vegas, it's humbly called jimmy kimmel's comedy club. it is across the street from caesars palace at the linq promenade. this is our grand opening this weekend. are you going to come along with me to vegas tomorrow night? >> guillermo: yes. of course. i'll be with you. >> jimmy: it will be a lot of fun. if are you in las vegas or going there, go check it out. our first guest tonight is a back-to-back oscar-winning actor who has played many men of note, including an astronaut and a gump but none as

please say hello to pamela adlon. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: pamela, we have tom watching over us for this segment. >> i want to take a selfie with fake tom hanks. >> jimmy: did you meet real to o hanks? >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: how are you doing? boy, your show is so great. i remember i watched the whole first season. i was like, wow, this show's freigh great. and the second season where they kind of take a dip, not at all. and the third season is the best of all of them. it's unbelievable. [cheers and applause] and you did everything, you directed the shows. you write them. you're the star of the shows. i know the character is based on you, basically being an actor, having three daughters, but, is everything that happens really from your life on the show? >> no. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> this is a question i get asked a lot. it's not a reality show. i'm not doing a reality show, but i'm doing things in my life and from my life, and so, you know, there's a scene in the show this season where my youngest daughter, duke, is, has a fight with hannah, my middle daughter. >> jimmy:

pamela. >> certainly making his stance clear. manu raju, thank you so much for bringing us the latest from capitol hill. >>> i want to bring in josh dossier, white house reporter for "the washington post" and cnn political analysis and larry noble, former general counsel for the federal election commission. thank you for coming on the show. so larry, the fec chief said she never thought she would have to clearly state that a campaign cannot accept foreign help. with youer the fec top lawyer and what went through your mind when you heard the president say what he said to abc. >> my draw dropped. this is one of the basic principles of campaign finance that you could not accept assistance from a foreign government. it is one of the only provisions, there is one other one, that applies to federal and state and local elections. it is of such concern you can't accept any help in any election. everybody knows this or should know this. so i thought it was ridiculous when he said that. >> and so what do you think about the way he's trying

pamela brown is there. pame pamela, what do you expect to hear when the two leaders take that stage? >> reporter: well, there's a lot of issues at play here. you know, yesterday here in the uk the visit was all about pomp and circumstance, today it's all about business, john, president trump had a business round table earlier today with british and american business leaders. he has had talks with the prime minister theresa may and it appears that trade has been a centerpiece of the discussions today. in fact, the president said that he believes a substantial trade deal could be reached between the u.s. and the uk, but there's one big issue, of course, the uk would first have to leave the eu. it's far from clear exactly how that would happen. these meetings today come at an awkward time because the prime minister theresa may is stepping aside at the end of this week. the country is in political turmoil. it's grappling with its identity amid this debate over leaving the eu. while there has been all this talk

but pamela is skomg back in with breaking news. i know pamela you spoke exclusively with pennsylvania high ranking british official minister of security for state. and you asked about claims that trump repeated that british intelligence helped obama spy on the trump campaign. what are you learning at this hour? >> that's right. i asked about ben wallace about the allegations that the president repeated he beliefs the brits spied on his campaign. ben wallace oversees the intelligence agencies in the uk and works closely with u.s. intelligence agencies. and while he didn't want to comment specifically on intelligence sharing. he did say that the brits don't have the resources and the capacity to spy on a friend on an ally like the united states, particularly a presidential campaign. he said if you really want to learn about american politics just turn on the news because there are so many other important priorities here in great britain. here is what he said. >> in the days of social media and all the speculation that goes on there i

pamela: nuestras felicitaciones parece grupo.parte de esta gran iniciativa. los dejamos con su noticiero local. >>es viernes y estas son las principales noticias virginia estÁ de luto, univisiÓn difunde nuevo segmento de la entrevista de jorge ramos nicolÁs maduro niega responsabilidad por la muerte de jÓvenes. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna el paÍs volviÓ a estremecerse a causa de una nueva masacre inicialmente la cifra era de 11 pero uno de los heridos falleciÓ. comenzaron a llegar las llamadas al 911que movilizÓ a policÍas y ambulancias comenzÁramos a escuchar disparos dijo esta mujer mientras el atacante subÍa piso a piso buscando mÁs personas para dispararles. este es el dÍa mÁs devastador de la historia de la ciudadpor ahora hay 12 muertos algunos empleados dicen que una persona descontenta por motivos se estima que todo durÓ unos 45 minutos afortunadamente muchos empleados ya se habÍan ido a su casa la policÍa respondiÓ el atacante estÁ muerto el individuo comprÓ varias armas de forma legal recientemente y ho

. >>> hi, i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin and you're watching cnn. thank you for being with me on this thursday. you might think with all of the scrutiny over the trump tower meeting and then candidate trump's appeal to russia if they were listening to hack hillary clinton's emails and the warning from the u.s. intelligence community that russia is ready to meddle in our elections again but president trump perhaps would make it clear that he would refuse any similar offers in the future and you would be wrong. in a stunning new interview the president said that if a foreign country offered dirt on his 2020 point -- opponent, he would be open to it. >> in this campaign around, if foreigners or russia or china or someone else offers you information on an opponent, should they accept it or call the fbi. >> i think you do both. i think you might want to listen. there is nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country, norway, we have information on your opponent, oh, i think i want to hear it. >> you want that kind of interference in our

pamela: cabe destacar que la cifra de los fallecidos va en aumento y en los prÓximos dÍas autoridades estadounidenses viajarÁn a guatemala para llegar a un acuerdo que llego

and pamela, the numbers are staggering. just last month there were a record number of migrants that were encountered or arrested at the border. 144,000. and that is the highest total in one month in more than a decade. so now we've got this issue of infectious diseases at these detention centers, all over the country. now 5200 people quarantined in those centers. pamela. >> jessica schneider, thank so much. the situation clearly getting worse. >>> we'll get you right to the white house rose garden where the president is delivering remarks on expanding health care coverage for small businesses. let's listen. >> -- in competition across the nation. since that time my administration has worked tirelessly to expand options and drive down the cost of health care for the american people. we took swift action to open short-term health plans and association health plans to millions and millions of americans. many of these options are already reducing the cost of health insurance premiums by up to 60% and really more than that. we a

let's begin with pamela brown there live in london and pamela, where do we even begin? >> that is a fabulous question, brooke. you had the state visit. president trump is only the third u.s. president to be afforded the honor of a state visit. this is an invitation extend bid the queen a couple years ago. it's finally playing out here in london. so far it's been this mix of pomp, pageantry and a spot of controversy as you pointed out with president trump tweeting as he was about to land here in london about the london mayor. in response to the mayor's comments that it was unbritish to roll out the red carpet and trump is a global threat. trump called him foolish and nasty. he used nasty to describe meghan markle when he was asked about her comments in 2016. despite this the royal family hasn't shown they've been bothered by the president's comments or his breaking of protocol. it's been a lavish affair with a grand opening ceremony with the british royal troops. there was a lunch inside buckingham palace and president trump seemed to really relish all of this, particula

>> all right, pamela, thank you. pamela brown at the white house. cnn political reporter arlette saenz is in iowa for us, as is the former vice president, joe bid biden. he's in mt. pleasant, iowa, as we speak right now. arlette, biden took direct aim at president trump, calling him a threat to the president. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. joe biden wasted no time when he got here to iowa, criticizing president trump at his very first stop over in ottumwa. biden often goes after president trump on the campaign trail. it's just not every day that you have both biden and the president in the exact same state. and take a listen to some of that criticism that he lobbed president trump's way while he was in ottumwa earlier today. >> i believe that the president is literally an existential threat to america. he found time to go after bette midler, for god's sake, in the middle of the d-day ceremonies. for real. not a joke. and instead of repairing the relationships with our allies, he's continued to damage them. four years of donald t

pamela, thanks very much for that report. joining us now, democratic congressman joaquin castro of texas. he's a member of the intelligence and foreign affairs committees. congressman, there's clearly a lot we need to discuss, but i need to take a quick break. we'll be right back. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had an

kamala -- her with pamela. that comparison is the one i am most interested in. >> i was about to do that. i think that it is true working with someone under some circumstances might produce bias. it is interesting that the only thing she said that might suggest the closeness of the relationship is she did not know if he still work there and evans did not ask about the closeness of the relationship nor did she worry about the closeness of the relationship and five of flowers' family members. bank where all five of them came. she -- >> she knew the father as well. >> yes, she knew the father and the mother and two sisters and a brother. doug evans -- how is the relationship different from someone who is a coworker who encounters someone in the work setting on a daily basis? >> it is a different relationship or it could be a very different relationship. we can't even know the closeness of either relationship unless there was inquiry. but dog evans did not make that kind of inquiry and did what he said. professiona

kamala -- her with pamela. that comparison is the one i am most interested in. >> i was about to do that. i think that it is true working with someone under some circumstances might produce bias. it is interesting that the only thing she said that might suggest the closeness of the relationship is she did not know if he still work there and evans did not ask about the closeness of the relationship nor did she worry about the closeness of the relationship and five of flowers' family members. bank where all five of them came. she -- >> she knew the father as well. >> yes, she knew the father and the mother and two sisters and a brother. doug evans -- how is the relationship different from someone who is a coworker who encounters someone in the work setting on a daily basis? >> it is a different relationship or it could be a very different relationship. we can't even know the closeness of either relationship unless there was inquiry. but dog evans did not make that kind of inquiry and did what he said. professiona

pamela chair of indigenous governance from ryerson university who thinks the state has done nothing to address the problem. there's a whole bunch of really you know problematic criminal activity as regards to indigenous women and girls and it's been unaddressed for all of these decades until this inquiry schon a light on it i am calling on all canadians and in fact other countries around the world to put political pressure on both our federal government and all of our provincial governments to to do something and to actually investigate state actors who are complicit or directly involved in the murders exploitations and disappearances of indigenous women and girls the information has been there but part of the problem is the silencing of indigenous women's voices on is almost like the need to move it where women haven't been believed when they were raped or sexually assaulted for indigenous women and girls it's been even worse because we've had studies we've had investigations it's well known that human traffickers target native women it's well known that the majority of kids who go

prah matter she is pamela parmenter sorry she's chair of indigenous governance from rice university in city says too that the state has done nothing to address the problem. there's a whole bunch of really you know problematic criminal activity as regards to indigenous women and girls and it's been unaddressed for all of these decades until this inquiry show on a light on it i am calling on all canadians and in fact other countries around the world to put political pressure on both our federal government and all of our provincial governments to to do something and to actually investigate state actors who are complicit or directly involved in the murders exploitations and disappearances of indigenous women and girls this state has done nothing about it so they've been very complicit in the ongoing sexualized violence and murders of indigenous women and girls but canadians haven't been able to put all of those pieces together until now. and with anti semitism on the rise in germany berlin has tried to show solidarity with the jewish community by using paypal to dawn a traditional ortho

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. >> pamela levin, chief financial officer, health service system. i'll summarize the report in front of you. we're looking in terms of the trust at a year-end balance of $86.8 million which is increase of $7.2 million. and that the primary reasons are that we're seeing unfavorable claims, but for trio, delta dental, and the claims experience continues to be favorable. we received $1.8 million in pharmacy rebates from blue shield in march and $263,000 from uhc. the total received in pharmacy rebates year-to-date is $5.8 million and the year-end projection is $6.9 million. the health care sustainability fund protection remains the same, $1.4 million. and that is within the trust. then we, as of april 30, we received a total of $500,000 in performance guarantee payments. as of today, we've received $105,000 -- not received, we've paid out $105,000 this fiscal year for the adoption of the plan, and that is $200,000 since we first started in january 2017. we still don't know the amount of the forfeiture for the flexible benefit balances until late this m

pamela's in london for this visit. it involves a lot of pageantry, a lot of ceremony, and a couple of earlier pot shots by the president. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. even though president trump, wolf, began this trip stirring controversy, that did not upend the carefully crafted pomp and pageantry that has played out in london today. as you mentioned, right now, the opulent state banquet is underway. president trump toasted queen elizabeth as a symbol of british endurance and strength. one person not at the dinner was prince harry, although he was at events earlier today in the same room as president trump, and it appears he kept his distance. tonight, president trump raising a glass and delivering a toast from the buckingham palace ballroom. >> i offer at toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long-cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty, the queen. >> reporter: every detail of this lavish white tail affair personally approved by queen elizabeth, includi

first let's go to our senior white house correspondent pamela brown. another shake-up in the trump administration and the critical post of defense secretary has now been vacant for six months. >> reporter: yeah, that is right, wolf. president trump speaking moments ago here at the white house, claims he found out just yesterday about the shanahan allegations. i asked him if that caused concern about the white house vetting process and denied any issues with the vetting process despite shanahan being one of multiple individuals withdrawing from consideration from a post after being announced. tonight president trump heading to florida to launch his re-election campaign. leaving behind turmoil as his acting defense secretary patrick shanahan announcing he's stepping down. >> i didn't ask him to withdraw and he walked had and said it is a rough time for him because of obviously what happened. but i did not ask him to withdraw. >> reporter: trump tweeting that shanahan has decided not to go toward with his confirmation process so that he can devote for tim

>> pamela brown traveling with president trump in london. thank you so much. let's chew over all of this with our panel of experts. jeff zeleny, let me start with you. the president not only made some comments about british politics, but he also met with nigel farage, as you heard in pamela piece, the leader of the brexit party. farage tweeted, good meeting with president trump, he really believes in brexit and is loving his trip to london. how unusual is it for an american president to go over there and be talking to all of these different political players as opposed to just the prime minister and the leader of the opposition? >> it's pretty unusual. i think it would have been more unusual if he would have had a long one-on-one face-to-face meeting with boris johnson. that would have been inserts himself directly into an upcoming election. this is just inserting himself into an issue, which he has already inserted himself into. i don't think at this point it's that surprising that he had a meeting with nigel farage, who he's met with before, has a relationsh

let's go to our senior white house correspondent pamela brown. she's with the president in london right now. pamela, this has been quite a day for the president and his family. >> that's right, it has been quite a day. the state banquet has just wrapped up, wolf, capping off a very busy day for the president and the first lady. president trump now on his way to the ambassador's residence, where he is staying. he began this trip stirring controversy but that did not up-end the royally crafted pomp and pageantry. tonight president trump raising a glass and delivering a toast from the buckingham palace ballroom. >> i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations and long-cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty, the queen. >> reporter: every detail of this lavish, white tie affair, personally approved by queen elizabeth. including a menu that's been in the works for six months. >> tonight we celebrate an alliance that's helped to ensure the safety and prosperity of both our people for decades. and whic

pamela brown in ireland for us traveling with the president. now to capitol hill here in washington. a source tells cnn that the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler has said he will subpoena former special counsel robert mueller within weeks. let's go to our congressional correspondent sunlen serfaty. nadler's subpoena threat comes one day after he told me here in "the situation room" he hoped he didn't have to resort to that kind of subpoena. what are you learning about the democratic strategy right now to get mueller to testify? >> well, negotiations, wolf, are still going on between the house judiciary committee and robert mueller offer the terms of a potential testimony up here on capitol hill. but now chairman nadler here, sources telling me they cannot reach an agreement soon then he'll issue a subpoena within weeks. and nadler has been very clear. he's been very vocal about saying that one way or another, he thinks robert mueller will be up here on capitol hill testifying, but he seems over the last days and weeks to try to b

that's 3 times as many is their male counterparts have won you know i spent a few days and i geria pamela i day was one of the voices in the report we just saw according to her you know women in nigeria are basically at the bottom of the social ladder you know they're struggling in economic you know whether whether it's social political a number of different ways you know and in terms of how much they've won it is a bit of a shock but they've had the protests we saw the one shots of the protests they actually had to go to the villa that was resolved but you know just to clarify they were owed $20000.00 over that apiece and their coach hasn't been paid in certain issues the nigerian football federation has to release the funds and they're hit or miss in this area you know they got one hole then another hole was created so to speak so they're just playing catch up in a lot of senses but they've caught up a little bit ok now we always seem to be talking about these challenges what's the way to address a yeah i really think it's getting the message out there you know it really did pay off the

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senator pamela harris, senator bernie sanders, and former vice president joe biden. political writer joe fargili. >>> democratic contenders are not the only one in miami. republican leaders are also there speaking directly to voters. . >> launching a mobile effort vice president mike pence tauted a strong economy. >> now latino americans know better than most about the cost of socialism. >> mr. pence's reference was a swipe at democrats who are gearing up for the first debates over the next two days in miami. >> down here in south florida the concept of socialism is toxic. and so to be able to exaggerate yourself with that camp political democracy. that becomes really important here in places like south florida. >> a recent telemundo poll shows 56% would vote for a democrat. if the election were held today but when broken down further florida voters of cuban origin would vote for president trump 57% over democrats. >>> showdown over border funding is looming in washsz after a $4.5 billion funding bill was passed by the house. the vote yesterday comes after reports of

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pamela: la familia necesita alimento y para tener una mano puede llamar al nÚmero pantalla al tres de los inco 4714219los despedimos. los esperamos el lunes con mÁs informaciÓn. >> esta zona noticias. mÉxico y estados unidos alcanzan un acuerdo que incluye la militarizaciÓn de la frontera con guatemala .el presente trump suspende los aranceles a las importaciones mexicanas. ahora se aplica todos los habitantes de asilo que tiene estados unidos a travÉs de mÉxico. y de varios se sumarÁ demanda de varios estados contra un grupo de farmacÉuticas responsables, supuestamente, de estafar a consumidores. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. enrique: humo blanco en washington. no habrÁ aranceles a productos mexicanos gracias a este acuerdo entre ambos gobiernos para controlar el flujo migratorio procedente de centroamÉrica. méxico se compromete a tomar medidas mÁs severas para contener la entrada de migrantes indocumentados a esto va a crear una fuerza adicional de 6000 elementos de la guardia civil en ese país.de esto

from "better things," pamela adlonn. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from koffee. but now, just hold on, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] don't mind him. welcome once again to those of you who joined us earlier tonight in prime time tonight. we had game 6 from oakland between the golden state warriors and the toronto raptors. it was the final game for the warriors ever at oracle arena in oakland. maybe the final game of the season.

>> that is a good question pamela. i'm looking for it. the lows are way up there. they're very warm 60s and 70s. once they clear a little breeze should start to kick in and where's that fog. at least the on shore flow. half moon bay there's some fog but it's right.name on the deck. that's not going to help everyone. but you can see it's really warm here for many. 60s. 70s. concord 78. temperatures are running warmer on the lows anywhere from about 2 to 7 degrees compared to this time yesterday. that will keep the lows way up there. so once we get any sun inland temps are right back in the 80s, 90s. cooler on the coast. 70s, 80s. upper 80s for some. but 90s and 100s again for upper inland. sal is here hope he tells you things are quiet. >>> yeah, it looks pretty good. there is a slowing as you approach 205 and 580 because of some work we have right there. for the most part it looks good and there have been no major issues in front of oracle arena right here. here at the bay bridge it's light as you drive into san francisco. 4:02 let's go back to the desk. >> thank y

. >>> pamela anderson and tommy lee's son join the crew. will his famous parents pop up? >>> sienna miller is a grieving mother in "american woman" out now. >> people respond to something, it's wonderful. i gave my heart soul to this. >> it's been three days since we last saw bridget. this is a mother's worst nightmare. >> it made sense to place somebody that strong, that floored thanks real. i just loved her. >>> next, halle barry hitting the red carpet for a powerful documentary for the first hospital ward for people with aids. >> when i got the phone call, i had a friend that dealt with aids in the late '80s. initially it touched me and i thought yes, let me see it. i want to see what it's about. about ten minutes into the movie, i was a puddle and it brought back all those emotions and memories. >> it's in theaters now. captain marvel karaoke. that is star brie larson. that song "crazy on you" is featured in the movie. that song "crazy on you" is featured in the movie. you can catch that on bonus ♪ ♪ that song "crazy on you" is featured in the movie. you can catch

bernie sanders and pamela harris and east bay congressman eric swallem. she'll be join bid 9 other candidates including cory booker and former congressman beto o'rourke. >> down here in south florida the concept of socialism. that becomes really important here in places like south florida. >> bay area watch parties include the golden squirrel on college avenue in oakland. the indivisible east bay chapter on san pablo cirrito and the tri valley public club is holding a watch party? dublin. big questions will there be any attacks and who is going to stand out for the pack. we're going to get some of those answers when that debate starts at 6:00 tonight. in the studio christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco will become the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of vaping and ecigarette products. san francisco's supervisors passed the ban yesterday. city leaders want to stop minors from using ecigarettes as the popularity of vaping has soared among young people. some business owners say that man will put them out of business. >> as you know, compan

we are talking about the people we should talk about witches pamela harris-- leland: i have to let john get in the last word. this is important. we know president trump because we talk to people on his campaign and they will define whoever the democratic nominee is only sound-- soundbites like that it kind of helps. >> that's a great commercial for trump to run about a million times next year. of this stuff doesn't play outside of san francisco. that's a cult meeting. leland: i am trying to figure out why you are putting john mccain's face-- >> in the off chance he's watching real her rows that have this country. leland: this went off the rails chip, john, thank you. john we will have the back and finish that thought. kristin? kristen: this week we celebrate the 75th anniversary of d-day, a major turning point. we will speak with a host story about some of the most iconic photographs from the invasion of normandy coming up with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and

and senator pamela harris took in 8%. >>> people are recovering after a blast inside a home in union city. at a home on elizabeth way. 5 people were inside that house when the explosion happened. one man has serious burns and is being treated at the skrashg santa clara county burn. >> we thought that it was a car that crashed into a house or another car or something and we came outside and somebody came running out of the house yelling it's bad it's bad call 911. >> now that woman said the shaking felt like an earthquake. investigators now say there were two large canisters of butane inside the house that may have been exposed to a pilot light or some other type of flame that caused the blast. and inspectors will be at the house later today to decide if it should be condemned. >>> defendant max harris will answer more questions in his ghost ship wlous trial today. ktvu's henry lee was when the self-pro claimed creative director told the court about the night of the fire. >> max harris took the stand telling his side of the story and why he shouldn't be convicted of. >> we're excited

that was a long time ago pamela. >>> 60s, 70s, 80s on the temps after a cooldown yesterday. 80s for some and most temps near average for most. there will be other locations around. they'll probably be around 83, 84 degrees. santa rosa 84. that's one above normal. that's the big low yesterday. u. as that kicks out, high pressure's

what i mean by that, pamela, they are using a weak force to attack a strong power, us. and they're doing it by using really inexpensive devices, limb pit mines coming out of the allied ports and these two ships that came out and admiral kirby could speak to this, came out of a port in saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and these are our allies or partners and so they are attacking our friends and one of the ships was going to iran when prime minister abe was there. and they are using cheap devices to conduct warfare against us. and putting more ships in the area can certainly feel good, but you're talking about a technology advanced navy going into an area to fight against these kind of things that are easily implaced on ships. it doesn't take much to do this. secretary pompeo mentioned the rocket attack in baghdad, and having been in baghdad and knowing what kind of proxy forces they have in the city, they are not advanced and sometimes fired off the back of mules. so these are not expensive and the maximum pressure campaign that we are attempting to use against

>>that was pamela brown reporting for us tonight and tonight the president and first lady host a dinner with prince charles his wife and prime minister may the trumps central london. >>a panel of experts warned state lawmakers today us trade dispute with both china and mexico could threaten californi lieutenant governor and former us ambassador li could unlock us along with a panel of economic experts warned a committee of lawmakers. several state industries are vulnerable from agriculture to the automotive industry wine spirits technology 20% of california jobs rely on trade experts say california families could expect to spend an additional 300 to $800 a year as a result of that china tariffs alone. >>so the fact that the federal government is moving forward in such a cavalier chaotic unpredictable way that is having clear negative effects to california. >>it it doesn't make any kind of rational sense. >>state leaders also vowed to continue speaking out against the trade policies. communities 100 miles away from the campfire struggled with ways to fend off health problems caused by th

and if he looks kind of familiar, that's because he's the son of pamela anderson and rock and roll bad boy tommy lee. >> there's a chance they'll make an appearance on the show. if mtv would have asked me at any other time in my life, i would have absolutely said no, i mean, i've been sober for a really long time now but now, it feels like the perfect time for me. >> so, how did these new additions to "the hills" handle their new gig? well, for mischa, the hardest part was the wardrobe. >> us girls, we would like steal stuff out of each other's closets, but in the end we were like, i think i've worn every single piece of clothing that i own. >> i can't wait to watch that. >>> well, something else we're excited to watch anthony's new netflix movie "beats." your character is a high school security guard who, really takes this young boy, a musical prodigy, under his wing. did you draw from your paternal instincts and lend it to the role? >> i did. i used some of those things. >> you did? >> yeah. >> your own kid, you do it so well with this kid. >> i try to lead wiby example. took some of

that was a long time ago pamela. >>> 60s, 70s, 80s on the temps after a cooldown yesterday. 80s for some and most temps near average for most. there will be other locations around. they'll probably be around 83, 84 degrees. santa rosa 84. that's one above normal. that's the big low yesterday. u. as that kicks out, high pressure's building in. 50s on the temps or 60s. mainly 50s but give some of these lowsthe nights as you knoy short. menalow park's at 52 degrees. even on the coast pacifica 52. half moon bay 57. there's a little bit of a northerly breeze starting to kick in. oakland shows it. napa shows it and also livermore. that will be the translator as the fog doesn't have much of a chance. high pressure starts to build in and temps start to go up 60s, 70s, and 80s. 4:31. sal's here on a friday. >>> it's looking light. hopefully it will be nice and quiet here. during the solano county commute is nice. no marge issues. 680 also looks good. bay bridge a little bit of a backup in some of these outside lanes. it's 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >> the man accused of gunning down a young

pamela brown outfront at the white house. pamela, what do we know about the reason why. >> well erin sarah sanders says her decision to leave after the tumultulatous tenure was about spending time with her kids. she says she told the president about her decision today and he was supportive. but sand esper is one of the president's most trusted advisers. she is the chief protector in some ways publicly. she has been with him ever since the campaign. in fact she stayed longer at the white house than she originally planned according to people i spoke with. she had intended to leave the end of last year. but sanders has drawn scrutiny in her role as press secretary, accused of not being truthful. as you recall she was called out for making up in the mueller report that countless fisher acts had reached out to the white house on the decision to fire fbi director james comey. she hasn't held a press briefing in 94 days. but she contends it's more important to hear directly from president trump and this white house is more accessibl

our pamela brown joins us now with that side of the story. so president trump's message on iran seemed to shift over the course of the day. can you explain that? do we know what was behind the thinking? >> reporter: that's right. we're seeing the president downplay this once again, calling it a big mistake, literally saying whoever did this was loose and stupid. all of this happening around the same time, anderson, that congressional leaders were called to the white house for this emergency briefing in the situation room. gop congressional leaders left, called for a measured approach. democrats emerged with the stashstark warning that president trump must get congressional approval before using military force with iran. and senator schumer, as you said, he's concerned the administration, in his words, will bumble into war, but the president is sending mixed signals. he's remained noncommittal on how this administration will act. in fact, anderson, just moments appearing to put iran on notice, that is when the president made the statement he t