>> eric: counselors.ou're muddying the victim here. >> unfortunately, you have to realize if this case goes to trial, 99% of cases are resolved. united is probably going to make the common sense decision to settle the case but if doctor dao and his attorneys are unreasonable wanting millions or billions of dollars, united can take this case to trial and at trial, a jury will more likely hear of his checkered past, of the fact that he has a felony for prescribing controlled substances -- >> objection, relevance. >> eric: let me get mark in here. >> i know how judges rule. >> eric: does the defense get this in and should they? >> they absolutely should not. when you hear it, you go that looks bad. that has nothing to do with whether they used excessive force in the situation. and they did. their stock is down over $2 billion because the court of public opinion and knows that this was handled improperly. this is the only attorney who somehow wouldn't take this case. i find that to be unbelievable. >> i agree

expert analysis moments away. >> eric: i'm eric bowl income for bill o'reilly.the unresolved problem segment, satellite imagely suggests north korea may be preparing for another nuclear test on saturday, a major national holiday there. amid the rising tensions, fox news senior affairs correspondent traveled to the state. >> looking at thousands of citizens coming out. very well organized, orchestrated event opening up a new neighborhood here in the tap cal. the idea, by the regime, is to get the semblance of order. it could be a semblance of a functioning city. despite the sanctions, despite the problems over the nuclear and missile crisis. they say they are moving forward. they say they're functioning. this is what we're seeing. a few hundred yards from where we were, the north korean leader, kim jong un, cutting a ribbon on the project. officials calling it a sign of defiance against the united states and the sanctions that it backed. this in advance of saturday's anniversary of the birthday of the founder of this country, kim il sun, he is the grandfather of

>> great question, eric. i think that al gore has become the ultimate salesman in this climate change hysteria. you know, i think for al gore, obviously, he left the vice-presidency with $2 million in his pocket and now he's cashing in about $100 million worth of assets. he's been focused on becoming an investor in these clean energy companies, but he have' got to hand it to al gore, he's been able to find a niche. he's been able to capitalize on it and make millions of dollars in the process. while at the same time, eric, flying across the country, and flying around the world, casting millions of dollars in temperature of, you know, in burning up fossil fuels, which of course, goes against his argument altogether. eric: we're free market capitalists on cashin' in. that's what we're about here and we don't begrudge anyone from making a buck, but hypocrisy, these people are flying around in private jets throwing a ton of carbon into the atmosphere. >> of course, it's hypocrisy. i love you show the trailer, he

eric eric his own people. >> is he like the boss man. >> eric: got to be nuclear for us. vincent is there for response but not t to attest an actual nuclear war head aimed at our allies or us. >> dana: what do you think will happen this weekend, juan. >> juan: i don't know, we hope they won't. they have use used in occasion in the past to test weapons and make a show of military might in order to, i guess, reassure their people that they're, in fact, a world power and deserve such respect. that reminds me what putin has been doing with russia for the last couple years. anyway, the problem is from the chinese perspective, remember all week long we have been talking about oh, president trump made friends with president xi and now china is going to help him with the north korean problem. today what the chinese saying? oh, it's the united states, according to their official news agency and according to their foreign officer engaged in a game of tit-for-tat for w. a game for the north koreans. put us on the level of this guy that you describe as not mentally well and say that

eric. eric: prepare to go mark a milestone, tenth day in office and this comes amid a jam-packed agenda promised in the next few days. the president says he's prepare to go announce major tax cut that is would come on wednesday even as house speaker paul ryan focused on a different priority, a spending bill to keep the government up and running before it hit it is shutdown deadline of next friday. the very latest on what's happening in capitol hill and washington, kristin fisher joins us. she's live at the white house. hi, kristin. >> well, there's really only two paths for president trump to score a big legislative win before 10 days are up. he can either get funding for the border wall including in the spending bill or he can convince house republicans to vote on revise plan to replace obamacare. the problem is democrats say funding for a border wall is a deal-breaker and house speaker paul ryan said he can't get the votes nor does he have the time to tackle healthcare reform by friday. s

eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. investigations into russia have been ramping up as the ranking democrat on the committee, congressman adam schiff, gets his first look at those key documents first revealed by the republican committee chairman, devin nuÑes. garrett tenney has the latest on this growing controversy from washington. >> reporter: hey, eric. even after reviewing those documents at the white house yesterday, congressman adam schiff says he still has a hot of questions both about the information and how it's been handled. we know now two staffers provided chairman devin nuÑes with the intelligence reports last week, and he's received a lot of criticism for not sharing that information with the rest of the house intelligence committee. after seeing the intelligence reports for himself, the committee's top democrat says now he is still not sure why that happened. in a statement, schiff said in part: nothing i could see today warranted a departure from the normal review procedures, and these materials should n

i am with you, bob. >> eric: she lied about this. >> bob: who cares? >> eric: who cares? hold it. she was the right hand of president obama demanding the name of a trump operative to be unmasked. likely, who knows? but definitely -- >> bob: the president of the united states lied about -- trump lies all the time. >> eric: what about the next name? what about the next name that goes out in the media, then what are you going to say? >> bob: so what. >> eric: she is breaking the law. someone is breaking the law. >> bob: he lied about being tapped and you let that go and you're worried about susan rice, whose reputation is being besmirched by you guys because you're trying to take the focus off of russia. because you know and i know that the trump campaign, somebody. >> eric: we have a lot more evidence that susan rice lied in who unmasked and who leaked that we do have any collusion of the trump campaign with the russians. this holds a hell of a lot more weight right now. >> bob: they are still working on it. >> kimberly: bob, they have produced no evidence whatsoever. by the way, no

eric: do you believe that, richard. >> i do. eric: honestly believe that. there was a study is that said around 90% of donations by the media went to democrats. >> but when you say by the media, you're not talking-- like 90% could be the guy who is managing the camera, right? or so when you say. >> oh, please. >> the people who work in the media. eric: journalists. >> i agree with you, i think she's wrong and-- >> come on. >> in the same interview-- >> guys, let's do it this way. rachel, you go first. >> richard, in that same interview ari fleischer read quotes washingsing on how awesome barack obama's pecs are, et cetera. >> put the pecs aside. imagine the hubris of donald trump introducing a piece of legislation that takes up one-sixth of the economy and a website that can only sign up so many people in the fires week and carve out himself and his family out of that bill. i'm in obamacare, but none of the obama administration was. don't you think we'd know that story? nobody in that story knows that story and because of the liberal media. >> you're talkin

eric. eric: hello i'm eric shawn. despite the u.s.ausing heavy damage to the syrian airbase the assad regime is taking attack some of its war-making capabilities. as the syrian air force is taking to the sky yet again from the airbase attack to apparently relaunch airstrikes and those rebel held areas across the country. amid the growing tensions and concerns the u.s. taking more steps to protect our soldiers who are deployed in syria. arthel: our pentagon producer joins us with the latest. >> hey arthel. in part because the assad regime continues to carry out airstrikes against opposition forces in syria including some backed by the united states senator john mccain is in slovenia encouraging the trump administration not to let up. >> i think that we need to have further error operations to stop this kind of slaughter. i would argue for a no-fly zone and arming and training the free syrian army. senior military officials say a russian drone was seen over the hospital where the chemical attack happen. five hours later russian or syria

eric.c: well, julie, meanwhile, the death toll from the moab bomb, the so-called mother of all bombs that was dropped in afghanistan, it's now rising. according to an afghan official, at least 94 be isis fighters were killed, and the number could climb higher as authorities are combing the area. david lee miller is live in our middle east bureau with the statistics. >> reporter: eric, despite the rising death toll and the immense power of this bomb, afghan officials say that there were no civilian casualties. afghanistan's president says a key reason for that was the cooperation between the pentagon and afghan officials. ground operations are still underway to assess the damage caused by the moab, massive ordinance air blast, nicknamed the mother of all bombs. the strike targeted tunnels and caves used by isis in a remote area near the pakistan border. at least four of those killed were said to be isis group leaders. u.s. officials estimate there are now up to 800 isis fighters in afghanist

. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president trump keeps delivering on his promise to protect american jobs, signing an executive order titled buy american hire american. it orders agencies to overhaul the h1b visa program that some companies regularly abuse to hire foreign workers instead of americans. the president promoted his agenda at the headquarters of snap-on, a tool manufacturer in wisconsin. >> the american people voted to end the theft of american prosperity. they voted to bring back their jobs and bring back their dreams into our country. with this action, we are sending a powerful signal to the world we are going to defend our workers, protect our jobs and finally put america first. america first. you better believe it. it's time, right? >> eric: he said "aggressively promote and use american-made goods and ensure american labor is used as much as possible." >> kimberly: this is the follow through on the campaign rhetoric, the promises he made to the work

what do you think, eric?want the president to stop golfing paired for eight years, it was okay. rory mcilroy clearly is caving to the pressure of his fan base who may not like trump, saying don't golf with the guy. >> bob: don't you think it's a little bit too much golf? do you think it's okay that trump golfs every weekend? >> eric: last weekend, he golfed with rand paul and mick mulvaney to talk about the health care bill. he is working. he works on the golf course, bob. where do you get most of your work done? >> kimberly: the point is, presidents need to do some things in their free time too but nobody is saying president trump isn't working hard or isn't available or isn't up early, the proof is in the tweets. this is someone who is trying to get work done. >> bob: if it were up to me, stay on the golf course the entire four years until he gets defeated or impeached, and none of the stuff we would have to put up with. >> eric: you saw the economic numbers today, right? >> bob: did you see the economic nu

eric: i only have a minute. richard, should peace-loving muslims be more forth coming with information to help out the rest of the community. >> the best we can do that is end the demagoguery, embrace musli muslims like huma abedin. >> as a liberated woman i'm not going to embrace anyone who enforces sharia law and-- >> why the missiles are had paraded around, why the media only seems to care about the position of one single ship. with xfinity x1... family time is awesome! show me the radio disney music awards. just say it and see it with the x1 voice remote. and you can catch up on all the rdma buzz... with artist interviews... past performances... and more! available now on xfinity on demand. xfinity the future of awesome. and to find out how to catch exclusive videos featuring rdma host jordan fisher. and the ardy goes to... watch disney channel presents the 2017 rdmas. april 30th on disney channel. now, back to cashin' in. >> the white house explaining to south korea and japan that in fact, during the buildu

♪ba ♪ eric: hello, i'm eric shawn, this is "america's news headquarters." and i'm molly line.gress facing a very busy week with must-pass legislation on the ropes and a possible health care vote. we have got the latest in a live report. eric: and president trump delivering a blunt warning to north korea over its nuclear program in this weekend's failed missile test. what it could mean for the possibility of any military conflict with the regime of kim jong un. molly: plus, the death toll mounting after tornadoes and powerful storms carve a path of destruction across several states. "america's news headquarters" starts right now. ♪ ♪ eric: thank you for being with us. we begin with president trump closing the book on his first 903 days -- 100 days in office, and now he's pushing for an ambitious agenda in the coming weeks and calling on republicans to help him get it past. molly: the president basking in the cheers of his supporters at a rally late last night in pennsylvania. mr. trump touting his accomplishments while the crowd he was just getting started on meeting his campai

molly: eric? those. >>> meanwhile, pope francis is visiting egypt where just weeks ago two copter christian churches were bombed on palm sunday. catholics represent less than one-half of 1% of the population, but the pontiff is reminding the clergy to not be discouraged and to remain a positive force in that country. molly? molly: new jersey governor chris christie also weighing in on how he would rate president trump's first 100 days in office. >> right this moment, i think the president's doing pretty well. that's why i gave him a b. i think the president himself wouldn't say he deserved an a at this point. >> what could he be doing better? >> there's so many things. it's about being disciplined, and i think that the staff has to do that, has to give discipline to the process of getting laws made and laws changed. and that's hard. but the staff has to do that for him. the president can't do that on his own. molly: you can see elizabeth's full interview with governor christie tomorrow at 1 p.m. e

eric. >> eric: this is really, really -- you gotta say bittersweet. i've been here since day one.new show at 5:00, i'll be staying here. i won't be joining the crew at 9:00 p.m., but we'll have a lot more info about what the show will be about going forward in the next couple of days. we'll talk about what we're going to be doing and that will kick off on we believe may 1st. that will be the kickoff date. thank you to everyone out there. thank you to you guys, thank you to fox news. i am so much going to miss being at this table with you guys. >> kimberly: are you really. >> eric: i really am. >> bob: congratulations. i'm glad you got it. >> greg: what are you going to do, bob? if we're at 9:00, we need four more people. >> bob: or change it to the nine. >> greg: i know some guys downtown. >> bob: we have such a tremendous audience. the prior, i guess, glenn beck was before that "the five" at this hour used to do terrible in terms of ratings. and now we have millions of people. >> kimberly: the 5:00 time slot. >> bob: the level we do. >> kimberly: expectations, we crushed them. ou

eric: lucas thank you. arthel: a strong message from trump administration with secretary of state rex tillerson, now saying that u.s. missile strike on a syrian airbase should be a warning to other countries, those strikes, after a chemical weapons attack in syria left at least 70 dead last week. fox news spoke to a survive or of that attack, a man who lost and buried hidden tear family -- his entire family, including twin babies. benjamin hall is joining us now with the latest. reporter: it was watching video of horrific chemical attack that drove president trump to intervene in syria launching the missile, speaking today, people who watch their family taken from them, it is easy to understand what drove him, and it was sobering moment. among family we spoke to were abdul hameed, the face of the tragedy, and reunited with family members who did survive, he lost 22. he described to us some thing he saw. >> as i entered house, whole family was dead. grown ups, dead. family on top of each other, my wife, my c

it's a joke, eric. >> eric: i don't think it's very funny. point was, i put the scenario together. my comment was isn't this the time to get behind the president matter if you are a democrat, alt-right, far left or republican? >> bob: no. his policies stink. it >> eric: we have a madman who says he's going to bomb the u.s. and you are worried about taxes? >> bob: worried about his tax returns and you should be worried about it too because he's hiding something. >> jesse: he paid a higher rate than bernie. >> bob: that was one return. there were 150 other rallies yesterday and not a single -- >> eric: national security issue? >> bob: collaboration with russia. >> dana: it is probably nothing. >> kimberly: it's become such an issue because it looks like he's caving. what do you do? i think this is not auspicious timing to do something like thi this. when people are suffering, children are being gassed, and psycho is on the loose in north korea. >> eric: let's move on. a star of one of my favorite shows, "homeland," defends a decision to make th

eric: i am eric shawn. presidential run off happens on may 7, today's voting taking plus under heavy security amid a the series of recent terrorist attacks in france. arthel: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg is live in paris with the latest. reporter: the french voters have spoken they come up with a stark choice for next president, voters chooses on sunday between 11 candidates, they rejected candidates from major parties and came up with two different outsiders. these are candidates with a completely opposite on the problem, a run off to go in two week's time. la pen, was speaking to her supporters tonight, she blasted the european union. slammed globalization. and she called for tighter borders, in her words to stop the free flow of terrorists. she will be facing offancy mack -- macron, he ended her slightly in sunday voting, he told his supporters he carried hopes was not just france but europe as well. and he said, he would work against the threat of nationalists. we heard from former prime mi

eric: i only have a minute. richard, should peace-loving muslims be more forth coming with information to help out the rest of the community. >> the best we can do that is end the demagoguery, embrace musli muslims like huma abedin. >> as a liberated woman i'm not going to embrace anyone who enforces sharia law and-- >> why the missiles are had paraded around, why the media only seems to care about the position of one single ship. z286oz zwtz y286oy ywty choicehotels.com. badda book. that's it?. he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com >> as they show off missiles and issues new threats against the u.s. and allies, what's the mainstream media obsessing >> live from america's news headquarters in washington. good saturday morning, i'm elizabeth prann. march for science rallies underway in the nation's capital end in new york city. a live look right now, the rallies c

>> eric: i don't know. >> kimberly: that's the problem. >> eric: they sent the carrier group.that map? the map shows north korea, south korea, proximity to china. china is putting 150,000 troops along the border so they don't get the mass exodus of refugees. >> dana: already there is a humanitarian disaster in north korea. to the extent that we can help that situation, i think we should try but it's difficult. as i understand it, we have very little intelligence inside the country. china has a lot more and hopefully that can be shared. president obama's team, as they were leaving and doing their interviews in the transition with a trump administration, said this is the worst problem we are handing to you. not something they could solve. worse than syria. the other thing i would mention is "the weekly standard" has a good piece out today, a reminder of what happened several years ago they could've made the serious situation worse. israel took action to bomb a nuclear facility in syria, and they traced it back, the north koreans are the ones where built it. there is coordination

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eric: the s.s.g 7,000 pounds of food, experiments and other spries to the astronauts stationed on board the international space station. the ship of course named in honor of john glenn. his wife allowed nasa to name the spacecraft after him. he died in december. he was 95 years old. there has been an alarming new study about one of america's most popular beverages. it is associated with stroke and dementia and it only takes one diet soda a day. >> they said one diet soda a day can incites by three-fold. but the numbers over all. 3% of people who do consume diet soda's once a day were seen to have increased risk of stroke. and increased risk for alzheimer's dementia. i want to caution people. this is not something that is a guarantee you will develop these. eric: the study pointed to as aspertame and some of the stuff they put in diet sodas. >> there is a link, but we don't know exactly if that's what it is. but we always want to say what is the cause of this. we are looking at artificial sweeteners.

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eric: it's a slippery slope. the thing is-- >> it is. >> this is a world where it's all new, and uncharted territory and whatever we do here will set precedence. >> facebook said they'll take proactive steps for users to be able to report things more quickly and have that get the attention of whoever takes it down, but i think it says more about the user of facebook and the fact that people viewed this so much for it to go viral, more than it does about the tool itself. as i mentioned before, there are plenty of tools for horrible people to use and exploit. >> thanks, guys, a big thank you to kyle nolan on our protection team getting the great sound bites from the street. jihad in jail and terror attack in france could have been started in our prison. should we spend more in america to make sure it doesn't happen. ♪ say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guara

>> eric: a little bit. tonight, it is gonzaga against unc. obama, eric. we picked it. k.g.it, obama. >> kimberly: dana and i were seeing she thought my jumpsuit looked good. all right, bob. >> bob: this is not my area but i am happy to see it. i was in the peace corps in asi asia. the thing that happens with elephants, they were poached and killed to get the ivory. the ivory was selling at 3,000 or $4,000 a kilo. two years ago, the number of elephants that were killed was enormous. now it's drop dramatically. worldwide advocacy program to save the elephants and the chinese, single biggest buyers of this, they've done a remarkable job cutting back. congratulations to them. >> kimberly: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> the surveillance of people close to president trump, possibly the president himself, now has a name and a face attached to it. it's one you've seen in major scandals before. this is "special report" ." >> james: good evening, i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. fox news has confirmed president obama's

eric? eric: well, arthel, the deployment of that battle group to the korean peninsula certainly a strong message from the trump administration with secretary of state rex tillerson now saying that the u.s. missile strikes should be, he says, a warning to other countries. those strikes, of course, after a chemical weapons attack in syria that left 70 civilians dead last week. fox news spoke to one survivor of that attack. he's a man who lost and buried his entire family including his twin babies. benjamin hall now joins us live from turkey for the latest on this. he is not far from the syrian board. hi, benjamin. >> reporter: yeah, hi, eric. it was watching videos of that horrific chemical attack which drove president trump to intervene in syria. and speaking to survivors, speaking to the people who lost their families in front of them and witnessed that pain, it is easy to understand what drove them, and it's also incredibly sobering. among the people we spoke to was abdul hamid, he's becom

eric: of course. bernardin.1991 to le charlie: you do television programs now. eric: yes.: liberated and -- bernardin, you have never had an interest or desire, as so many people have, to own more than one restaurant, in terms of the le bernardin -- liberate name. eric: yes. of course i like money because it helps to have a lifestyle, and so on, we know that. it leads to happiness in many ways. it is not my main goal. i started at 1.2 [in washington, philadelphia -- to open restaurants in washington, philadelphia. i realize that i did not have time to reflect, no time for the family. the team.r i decided to stay focused on le bernardin, make sure i lead the team every day and inspired the team. charlie: i look at the book, the paperback, and one of the people endorsing it is your good friend bourdain.utti eric: yes. charlie: the book is "32 yolks: from workin my mother's table to ."rking the line t we will be right back. ♪ ♪ charlie: freida pinto is here. debut took place and danny boyle's "slum dog millionaire." she now stars in the miniseries, "guerrilla." here is a look

>> eric: all of it.here are things and you can put out on a ran that will drive that economy into the ground and that's what you need to do. turn over all the nuclear material, all of it, not just some of it. >> harris: do you think people will come onto the streets? that puts pressure on the actual citizens. how do you put pressure on the actual government? we didn't support their green revolution when people came out onto the streets. >> meghan: the world on fire and there's a lot of responsibility that can be weighed to the president obama and his administration. >> eric: the game is up when they get the nuclear warheads that they can deliver. and it's too late. >> harris: stick around for the whole hour. just about an hour from now, the trump administration said to take the lid off of its highly anticipated tax plan. steve mnuchin promising historic cuts designed to kick the economy into high gear. what we know so far. we'll tell you. are they inching closer to a deal on health care reform? a new rep

eric: and i'm eric shawn. the annual celebration comes amid the growing concerns that the regime could be on the verge of conducting its sixth nuclear test. pyongyang blaming the u.s., as usual, for escalating tensions on the peninsula saying president trump has created a, quote, war situation, they claim. but as of this hour, 5 p.m. eastern or 1:30 in the morning in north korea, there has so far been no new nuclear test. greg talcott has more from pyongyang. >> reporter: eric, tough talk and a military mighten on display at a parade today in pyongyang marking the anniversary of the birth date to have founder of this country, kim ill sun. his grandson is now running things. take a look. north korean leader kim jong un presiding over a most unusual combination parade here in pyongyang; military, civilian and nationalism. perhaps because his government is in a most unusual situation, in a standoff with the united states over its banned nuclear and missile program. the young leader is looking to the crowds for ra

. [♪] eric: healthcare not dead yet.resident trump vowing yet again to repeal and replace obamacare. while also trying to shore up support for a new republican backed plan. hello and welcome to a new hour of america's news hea "america's headquarters." arthel: mr. trump tweeted today that anybody, especially fake news media who think repeal and replace of obamacare is dead does not know the love and strength in our party. talks on repealing and replacing obamacare have and are going on and will continue until such time as a deal is hopefully struck. christian fisher picks up the story at the white house. reporter: the tweet from the * would seem to indicate -- the tweet from the * woul -- from pp would seem to indicate he's going to have to play nice with the house people caucus which thwarted their first attempt. but senior administration officials took action in the opposite direction. the director of social media at the white house fired off a warning shot that if they don't get on board with the administration's agen

hello everyone, i am eric. >> hello will mr. trump claim north korea coming ahead with his visit telling the financial times if china doesn't increase pressure the united states will do it alone. let's go to kristin fisher. kristin what does president trump use to use with what leverage? >> in the interview president trumps that it's all about trade. trade is the incentive. he's going into the meetings hopeful that he'll be able to cut a deal with the chinese president about north korea. if not, president trump says the u.s. is prepared to deal with kim jong-il and all by himself, with or without china. that direct quote if china is not gonna solve north korea, we will, that's on telling you. keep in mind they have testfired ballistic missiles the first one happened when their meeting with president trump back in february. there is a chance that north korea could try something similar as well. when the chinese president is there. >> arthel: will be watching it. in the mean time president trump is saying that despite the initial

eric: thank you so much. threats continue to pour out of the rogue nation of north korea desperate to profits military might to the world. the newest threat to sink a u.s. carrier as the u.s. carrier group the carl vinson is two days away. now with another american being detained by north korea could it be coming to a boiling point? joining me is carl higbie. we have had troops in the region for decades. is it taking on a feeling of nuclear chicken? is the tension with north korea feel more amped up now? >> absolutely. tension with north korea has greatly increased in the last 6 to 8 months. it was boiling under president obama, but they didn't do anything. but now that president trump is saying we are not going to take you threatening us. we are facing a threat much like we did against japan in world war ii and it's a matter of time before we have a strike like pearl harbor. are we going to wait for it? arthel: are you confident that china will now step up to the plate and put significant and impactful econo

eric? >> eric: i grew up in chicago.ingsteen and bon jovi, so i didn't have to dislike them for their lyrics are politics, i just didn't like them. i grew up with the who, led zeppelin, never really hear the lyrics. >> greg: he's always born to do something, or a darkness. springsteen is a regional talent. [laughter] >> kimberly: let the twitter war begin. >> bob: i think he is right on. by the way, the who was way before springsteen. spitted not really. >> bob: i sought the who in 1968. >> eric: you thought you saw the who. it was a cow. >> kimberly: you were milking at 3:00 a.m. >> bob: i was pretty stoned, but i think it was the who. >> greg: making bulk singers great again create another prenup for trump. >> bob: what is wrong with folk singers and protest singers? >> greg: why don't they write them something that costs them something, going after their own industry, then they're not cool. i wouldn't know. it's the one you would know? >> kimberly: clearly the boss was hanging out with president obama, oprah, everybod

♪ eric: hello i am eric shaw, a grew hour of america's news headquarters. >> i am arthel neville, viceresident mike pence arrived. eric: and death toll rises from suicide bomb attack targeting ehavintargetingvac wees, we'll e syrian american activist about that. arthel: also, pope francis celebrating easter mass at the vatican as christian in the world brave heavy security on one of the holliest days of their calendar. american news headquarters starts right now. eric: we begin with north korea show of strong, ending with a thud, the missile launch today failing almost immediately as the missile fell into the water, u.s. pacific command saying it exploded to liftoff, there has been no sign of another nuclear test, this is as vice president mike pence arrived in south korea for start of a 10 day trip through thing ain asian region, trying to reassure american allies that the u.s. has their bike. arthelback. >> the failure emberassing north korea. a day after the regime fleckeds had military missile in a huge parade, celebrating birthday of kim jong-un's grandfather the country's founder

eric: hello, thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn.adical islamic terrorism has stuck again on a holy day at the heart of the coptic christian community. it happened in a nile delta town. and alexandria. the attacks two weeks before pope francis is due to visit egypt. this horrific palm sunday attack that again targets christians. reporter: let's start with the latest development. egypt's president says he will deploy the military to assist police in protecting what were termed vital facility across the country. meanwhile, this second attack at st. mark's cathedral is very significant. the leader of the coptic church had just finished his services there. he was not hurt. but 11 worshipers were killed at that location. egypt's interior minister said a suicide bomber tried to enter the cathedral, but he was stopped by police, three of whom are among the dead. video shows the suicide bomber trying to enter the cathedral. he's directed toward a metal detector and at that point his device was detonated. 26 worshipers were killed during a pa

eric katz related. question number one is, given the number of contractors working for the federal government, i was surprised when at the top of the program mr. katz mentioned apparently no one is tracking the number of employees and how much they are earning. so, question number one is do you have any clear understanding of why that information is not being tracked? question number two is, are you aware of any current efforts on behalf of the trump administration to begin tracking that information. host: thanks for the question joe. caller: not aware the process is underway. i think the issue is that such a wide range of agencys and components that it become logistically difficult defense department often comes under fire from lawmakers because their network is so scattered they don't actually have a sound way to get it, they are just so spread out, that is the issue we see here, what counts as contractor versus subcontractor, versus grant recipient and how do they formulate all that? we've seen estim

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meantime in court, eric frein had no emotion. his defense team hoped they had hoped for a life sentence and eric was hoping for one too. but the jury found zero mitigating circumstances meaning they didn't buy into the defense theory that frein's father was partly to blame here and the pennsylvania the state police commissioner and top brass spoke a few minutes ago offering prayers to the family of corporal bryan dixon. >> also want to let the corporal bryan dixon's family know that corporal dixon will always remain in the hearts of all members of the pennsylvania state police forever. >> hope springs eternal with every defendant i ever had even in face of mountains of evidence. >> and eric had hope at the end? >> every defendant i ever had that has gone to trial has thought he or she had an opportunity to win. >> that was eric frein's defense attorney speaking. they do believe they have a path for appeal in this death sentence. but he will be back tomorrow to be formally sentenced. the prosecution is calling this full justice af

eric: thank you. that is henry mcvey.eople to turn to global value then henry mcvey of kkr. vonnie: thank you. job growth booming. i will be talking to governor gary herbert of utah. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from london and new york. vonnie: this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." becauseoking offscreen our special guest with us, if you want a formula for success, look at utah. rated number one in 2012 among u.s. states in future livability. today, utah is considered among the fastest growing states. what has made utah boom? knowsn to somebody who the state all too well, republican governor gary herbert. governor herbert: thank you. vonnie: let's get a little proof for what we are telling people. some of that is brought to us by by ourrful column today executive editor. i am highlighting utah. this is the percentage change in employment. the betterof performing states. tell us how you have been able to boost growth. governor herbert: we have graded a friendly environment for the risk taker. we have been reco

ashley: eric number one, eric number two, thank you for being here. jessica tarlov in studio.were in pretty generous mood. we'll take it. look at markets as we head towards the closing bell in about 19 minutes. dow off 46 points, 47 points at this hour. >>> it has been speed bump after speed bump of controversy for uber bad by travis can lan nick. he is looking for a second to take the wheel after him. elizabeth warren agreeing? the surprising reason bringing the two together. charlie gasparino brings it upcoming next. ashley: we are tracking tressler, tracking tesla. the stock is at a all-time high, up nearly four bucks on the day. up almost 30% higher since president trump took office, also tesla. even as the cap stares down the possibility many of the obama era tax incentives for electric cars may be repealed. that said, the stock reaching new highs. uber search number two as somebody looks for to work under company chief traviesa voice kalanick after a nightmare of legal woes. jeff flock standing by in chicago with the details how uber's search is proceeding. jeff? reporte

eric frein teared up as his mother testified at his sentencing today. frein showed up in court dis hefld and unable to walk on his own. prosecutors say it's all an act. randy gyllenhaal is joining us in pike county. set the scene for us. >> reporter: for weeks we typically saw eric frein show zero emotion in court. he's very stoic. today was quite different. he was disshelf and unshaven. he hasn't slept since wednesday and when his mother took the stand for the very first time we saw him wipe away a tear. eric frein arrived today in a wheelchair, two deputies assisted him into court on suicide watch and looking unwell. his defense attorneys say he suddenly refuses to speak with them. >> is he speaking with you guys now? >> now he's not talking. >> reporter: he's not talking. his defense team now trying to show that eric frein may be mentally unfit. >> he's scared. >> reporter: but the prosecution is not buying it. >> we are of the opinion that this all eric frein trying to delay the proceedings. >> reporter: today in court frein's mother and father took

michael eric dyson. >> guest: yeah, look it's a very compelling and powerful point. some would argue it began and pre-dated slavery. the ideology fueled slave ry in the planter class, and sub bort nated. he's right. there's lingering racism in in country and even in terms of the history we' peel to. in my book america loves history when it's about recreations of the civil war, when it talks about abraham lincoln or benjamin franklin, how many more books will we have? and god bless them many more aspects that need to be interrogated. when it comes to the history of black and brown people, stop, can't you stop dealing with history or talking about the past? wait a minute, i thought you were addicted to the past, recreating the civil wars and its battles. i think that gore vidale had it right, we live in the united states of amnesia and i would add the theme song supplied by barbara streisand, sorry for those who only to taylor swift. look her up. what's too painful we choose to forget. we're addicted to forgotfulness, we have amnesia when it comes to serious issues tha

eric? >> spencer, thank you very much. developing news, warriors steve kerr will be out for game 4 in portland because of health issues and that could stretch further into the playoffs. sports anchor mike shumann is live in port lappland on kerr a is in excruciating pain. >> reporter: well, no question, eric. today bob meyers, the general manager, was going to speak. mike brown who coached for him in last night's victory spoke earlier and we were expecting bob meyers. turns out it was steve kerr who came along to speak. and yesterday in the shoot around they said he was under little suspicious. steph curry gave him the game ball afterwards. you don't get a game ball for having cold or flu. i think it got out, everybody knew it and steve figured why send bob meyers down to speak. he was going to go ahead and take it and we asked him if he's going to come back. he's going to be out, what's the situation with where he stands right now. >> this is not going to be a case where i'm coaching one night, not coaching the next. i'm

michael eric dyson? >> guest: it is a compelling and powerful point. some argue it was pre-dated slavery. the idealogical views of differences fuelled slavery but the reality is he is right. there has been a lingering effect of racism in the country even in terms of the histories we apply to. in "tears we cannot stop" i talk about the fact america loves history when it is about recreations of the civil war or talking about lincoln or franklin. there are many more aspects that need to be interrogated but when it comes to the history of black and brown people get over it. can't you stop talking about the past? i thought you were addicted to the past. we live in the united states of amnesia and barbara striesand said the same things, what is too painful to remember we simply chose to forget. we have amnesia when it comes to serious issues that challenge american societies. dangerous memories that are embedded in people of color and others if you will minorities in this country. i think slavery is a metaphor to talk about why don't want to deal with the sl