isn't that the lesson of "gilligan's island"? it is. >> andy: they didn't know anything. they learned. >> the professor knew a lot. >> andy: the professor built radios. >> tom: they never got off the island. >> andy: they did get off. >> eventually. >> tom: thank you, andy. coming up, a school employee gets fired for teaching a child how to spell. that wouldn't happen in trump's america. about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. ♪ >> good morning and live it from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york. former president george herbert walker bush has been hospitalized in houston. chief of staff of the former president says that he is stabl stable. they also expect him to return home in a few days. no word on the reason for his hospitalization. president obama preparing for his final press conferen

what could be the most fateful boat trips since gilligan and company. talking about the miami excursion for some members oh of the new york football giants and some people think this is the reason the g men dropped the ball. it's about the optics and that's a lesson a lot of athletes should learn. we talked via skype tonight. >> odell beckham goes out drinking with justice beiber, johnny menzel in miami. and monday, he then place sunday. so six days later, he's dropping passes because he partied earlier in the week? i don't draw that connection. yeah, he parties. he did he willman parties but th . i don't think you would have seen at his with the patriots. i don't think anybody, any real person connectses owe deal beckham's junior partying sunday into monday and his poor performance yesterday against greenbay but it's about the look and the esthetics and it certainly isn't good >> in your piece, you say, this wasn't a direct effect but it was a good reason for the fox crew to keep bringing all this up. >> right. and troy acheman was catch grief. the job

. >> reporter: but that's not what maureen gilligan concluded from president trump's speech. >> it was kind of bringing people together. so i was hoping it would be more kind of looking at everybody. >> reporter: her college roommate, rita cobick, didn't care. she attended every inauguration but one since jim carter took office. fran malik and his friends took the brave step advertising their religion, despite mr. trump's vow to ban all muslims. but malik told us he took some solace that the president singled out radical islam and not all muslims. >> radical people are bad people. they're the terrorists. they're the actual terrorists. so we need to stop them. i donald john trump do. >> reporter: at the end of the day, pat balderman summed up what many told us. >> i hope he can do half of what he said he thinks he can do. that would be wonderful. >> reporter: it will be at least a week until we have an official estimate on the crowd size today, but, scott, we know from past experience, the area between the capitol and the washington monument here on the mall can hold 800,000 to 1 millio

he hooked up more incompetent white folk than gilligan's island. so now -- don't tell me they are smart entrepreneurs. what is rex tillerson really know about being as mary jay blige says. look at the sexism with hillary clinton. we can't even speak about the sexism with hillary clinton. it was so normalized we didn't even remark on it. she was smart and had more smartness in her little finger than mr. trump posessed in his holding on hair. and then here we are we got all these white folk and a broth brother -- let's call it the soft bigotry of bro-expectations. so now we got people who are incompetent for the job in which they are assigned in charge of the american welfare. the benjamin franklin common wheels have now been subverted by the intense whiteness gone a muck and now our children our disadvantaged by huxsters and billionaires and tycoons in charge of what they don't know. how can the white working class vote for a man who not only drained the swamp but refuelled it and filled it up again with slimy okra? and nefarious, scandal-ridden pra

"gilligan's island." "the partridge family," may be. we need to actively move away.pes. this is the one that drives me nuts -- women need more .inancial education to invest you are right. except the guys need more, too, but they invest anyway. here is the final point. industry simple -- a bull. not a lot of women are looking at that and saying it is for me. francine: we will be back with kevin logan and sallie. we are getting more johnson & johnson figures over the last couple of minutes. i am looking to see if there are any headline figures. earnings-per-share are below estimates. we will look at what the top analysts make of this. that is coming up next. also coming up on "bloomberg daybreak: americas," a conversation with dominic caruso, the johnson & johnson chief financial officer. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: foreign-exchange not part of the story today, but there it is. turkish lira was at 3.82, i believe, a weakening off the news of what the central bank did. but it has come back to 3.78. let me go to the single best chart, in outer -- in honor of sallie krawche

gilligan's island, the partridge family.s the place -- one that drives me nuts -- women needs more financial education to invest. and we are like you are right. i need more financial education, except guys need more also. final point. not a lot ofol, women look at that and say that's for me. was speaking on surveillance. president trump announces his pick for the supreme court next week. how likely is his nominee to get senate confirmation? this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is bloomberg markets. i'm oliver renick. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. president donald trump says he will announce his pick for the supreme court next week. joining us now with the latest is our bloomberg supreme court reporter. what have we turned -- what have we learned in terms of the likely nominee? guest: a couple of names have moved to the forefront. there is a judge on the 10th circuit in denver who has been on the court for about 10 years, he was on donald trump's list of about 21 people. he's one of the front runners and could well get the nomina

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. >> gilligan's island theme which tells you everything that you know and the first season they didn'tthe whole cast -- it was just the rest. >> we're going to assume you never saw the show before. >> same with the brady bunch. >> coming up are dating apps turning everyone into private detectives. we'll investigate after the break. northern northern -- why wait? yes. a writer notes -- stalking potential partners on-line has become completely -- it's another way of vetting someone before you meet up. armed well only a first name and a hometown snooping sutures can access a personal's political views on twitter. and career status on linked in. i am old fashioned but i prefer to talk people the old fashioned way -- through the blinds. what do you think? this is a good thing. you put the stuff on-line. i don't think it's a bad idea. people are now meeting on-line. you don't know much about that person. it's not like your best friend introduced you to somebody. >> well i mean that is the thing. if you've got trouble it can hamper your dating prospects. >> absolutely. and i agree yeah it mak