peter myer. dr. myer, welcome to you. >> thank you. i'm happy to be here.>> let me read a part of the letter you seib limited along with the other doctors who resign. we have deep concerns about the leadership at the epa and continued object fuse occasion of science and research enterprise. what are your concerns? >> our concerns are simply that from what we've been able to tell with regard to the actions to dismiss or more accurately let's be specific here, actually not renew the appointments of nine members of the board of scientific counselors to the office of research and development of the epa, that herp n they were not renude when they came on board, we were told that we had a four to five year assignment. we expect troebd nude after our initial three years terms were up. the fact they didn't do that created a sense that they don't want to hear from us any more. >> let me read the response from a spokesperson for the epa to the "washington examiner". advisory panels play a critical role rereviewing the agency's work. i want to ensure fair consideratio

bristol-myers huge blockbuster immunotherapy.l-myers is trading down a little in the after hours. i have been trying to figure out exactly what people might be disappointed with. kind of different answers, they are trying parce the data. they are trying to get better cancer rates. >> thank you. meg terrell. biotech in this environment when people are looking to reduce risk in their portfolio. >> i think you'd be careful. if you are trading the etf, i think you have to be careful wit. because it's such a haidah that type of thing. it's also tied very much to the political environment. so it is subject to tape on. i would be careful. i would reducepy risk on that. >> on the flipside, it's a good thing. >> exactly. one of the things that was popular about trump's tweeting was drug prices are too high. you know that plays well, if he's not going to be able to get that done. does that give them some tremor? >> it's up 11%. it's outperforming the overall market. i'm long valiant. tim is long valiant. that's specialty pharma. these are

meanwhile, across the fort myers to the putomic river they were calling and saying they need help. so the soldiers gallop down pennsylvania avenue and help her with the women struggling to make to the treasury building. >> host: why don't we know who inez millholland is today? >> guest: that is a good question. partly because the largest suffrage group got to right history. they took the root of women doing more work to prove they were worthy of the vote. i should say talking about t the -- >> host: did the fact she died at the age of 30 affect or later not not not notery? >> guest: she goes on this wild trip by train to wyoming, montana, washington state, california, nevada and taking trains all crazy hours. nobody knows she is very sick as well spending days in bed and comes out and gives talks at night and doctors are giving her pic line and arsenic to keep her going. she collapses on stage in los angeles and it is twisted around but her famous last public words are mr. president, how must longer must women wait for liberty. she collapsed off the stage, they take her to the hosp

host: richard's calling from north fort myers, florida on the republican line. hi, richard. caller: good morning. first, thank you for c-span. i'm a daily watcher. as i challenge myself even though i called on the republican line, as i challenge myself to see how centrist i am if i'm left, right or center, i think of the coverage in various things. and one of the things that happened this week was i watched the speeches from the -- to the arab consortium and also the run from annapolis that president trump gave and i believe that they are in the category of presidential speeches that rifle -- rival president reagan's berlin tear down the wall level of each and yet they've been pretty much glossed over by most of the media, which convinces me that there is a concerted effort by the left to minimize anything good that president trump does. host: what in those speeches particularly struck you? caller: well, the simplicity of throw them out of your neighborhoods, your streets, your towns, your villages. if there's going to be a change in the philosophy of the islamist terrorist

>> i went, like, it has been my dream since mike myers shimmied on to the stage, i was like, i want tose that so bad. >> and kevin hart hosting last year. before that, amy schumer and rebel wilson. >> rebel wilson. >> rebs. >> have you reached out to her, gotten any advice? >> i haven't yet, i probably will last-second when i start to freak out. but now i'm playing it cool, like, i'm going to crush this. then an hour before the show, i'm like, please help! >> and the generation award will be given to the very deserving cast of "the fate of the furious." >> there's always room for family. >> do you think you'll always get the day-of butterflies? >> i think if you don't get a little bit of butterflies, you're dead inside. so, i'll have a few tickles. >> you hosted the grammys five times. did you have any tickles? >> yes. >> what's your best advice for adam? >> do this. >> and a big movie premiere last night. >> i'm in london for the premiere of "alien: covenant." but the film was actually filmed on the other side of the world, in sydney. what was the hardest thing about acting opposite y

schlenk has been working for myers for the last five seasons.he's considered as one of the best scouts withing the organization the cavs have yet to clinch their third straight nba finals apperance but they are already talking about the warriors. head coach tyronn lue believes the celtics are a harder team to defend compared to golden state. according to cleveland dot com -- lue says "the stuff the celtics are running, it's much harder to defend than golden state's offense for me as far as the actions and all the running around and all the guys who are making all the plays. keep in mind that the warriors set an nba record in the playoffs for starting 12-0 and were the highest scoring offense in the regualr season. lebron james' comparisons with michael jordan took a stepback after his game 3 performance this past sunday. lebron finished with 11 points and 6 turnovers in their loss to the celtics. his teammate richard jefferson thinks lebron under performed because he was sick. accroding to him the team has been dealing with a bug that's been goi

you look, you win you're in the play house and chris myers live from talladega.n races and ford won five of first ten this season. >> each team better and better each week. crew chief told me he believes ricky stenhouse jr is future superstar in that car racing and today he proved he had what it takes to get it done on biggest track. what a great job on those last couple of laps. holding off the field. >> we went to overtime. third overtight time this year. let's look at attempted power move on the back stretch. >> seas will part slightly here. then the rest of the way open. look at mac, just split the two cars. right on the bumper of into turn three. busch wasn't done yet. there you see kyle, still thinks he will win this race. >> jamie mcmurray winding up second and standing by with chris nevil. >> wow, just an amazing run there by jamie mcmurray down the back straight way. had a sniff at the lead. what did you need through the tri open? >> well, so circumstantial with who gets behind you and who doesn't. and i was really concerned with blocking the 41 on my ou

will myers pops a three-run dinger off george kontos...san diego comes from behind to beat san francisco... 5-2 giants lose 17 games in april for the first time in modern day franchise history tomorrow they'll be down in l-a to face the dodgers meanwhile the a's were hoping to leave houston with a win jesse hahn didn't have a great outside for the green and gold oakland down by two in the fifth -- ryon healy can't make the grab... the astros extend their lead to four... hahn allowed eight hits and four runs in six innings marwin gonzalez puts the game away with 3-run blast. the astros beat the a's 7-2 we now know who the warriors wil be paying in round two of the nba playoffs...beyonce and jay-z in los angeles for game 7 of the clippers and jazz... gordan hayward... with the floater and e was fouled for the 3-point-play... he led all players with 26 pointsfinal score... 104-91 jazz... they win the series in 7 games and will take on the warriors next...(wipe to schedule) they'll begin the series this tuesday game one and two will be at orac

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chad myers has the sweltering forecast next. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> time for the five things you need to know for your "new day." rod rosenstein naming robert mueller as the special counsel in the russia investigation. >>> the new york times reporting president trump knew weeks before inauguration that michael flynn was under federal investigation. despite that, he made him the advisor. >>> and the not guilty verdict in the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man. betty shelby in the death of terence crutcher. >>> 13 gang members in los angeles were arrested. more than 50 raids targeted the gangs leadership. >>> and the music world mourning after chris cornell, the lead singer of soundgarden died in detroit. he was 52. >> want more on the five things to know? go to cnn.com for the latest. >>> it could be a record-breaking heat in the east. we have meteorologist chad mye

asked to speculate should his health show improvement as the finals approach myers did say. >> if he woke up one day and felt much, much better, at this point i don't think we'd wait a week. again, let's cross that unbelievably good bridge if it comes. i don't know if it's coming. i know i want it to come. we'll see. >> the finals begin next thursday. in oakland colin resch. >> bittersweet for the warriors at this time. >>> tonight at 11:00, a crime caught on camera now a plea for help from police. a suspicious fire on the peninsula and the video investigators want you to see. coming up tonight on the 11:00 news newscasts. >> last word for jeff ranieri on the impending weekend. >> it's going to warm up for us not too hot, yeet on sunday, monday 83 degree attention process looking for something to do pb. napa might be old sout but maybe a ticket somehow. >> or salmon at jeff's. >> with the new barbecue. "extra" agt special event. >> simon cowell, heidi klum, tyra bank and mel b, all the talents are here! >> only on "extra." >> the judges take over "extra" with mario and terri. >> the

story you see in like a michael myers movie.e was having a mental breakdown and i just -- i heard it in his voice. and the things he was saying. he felt that everyone was against him. and he shot and killed my grandma. my grandpa said that he also tried to pull the trigger on him as well, but the gun jammed. well, it doesn't stop there. he actually went on the run for a few days and no one knew where he was. people thought he fled to florida. we were in protective custody. we got escorted to my mom's house. we had cops outside. the police escorted us back there and said it was safe to go in. they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. he then waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he

nicole myers jared kushner's sister's name.ng, china looking to raise $150 million for the development of what is called one journal square. advertises chinese investors as the latest offering from quote, the stark christian or real estate family, including two towers with nearly 1500 luxury apartments. they have been telling potential investors the project means a lot to her and her entire family. pointing out her brothers work for christian or real estate, now the white house. critics are concerned that ms. myers quoting investors with the controversy ez five federal the z program. this provides foreign investors with a potential path to u.s. citizenship in exchange for minimal investments of $500,000 in american development projects. there has been accusation of fraud and misuse of funds and u.s. lawmakers has been considering changes to the system. it is currently extended to the end of september. the associated press says it received a statement from the personal counsel reiterating that krisher has no involvement in the o

mail in fort myers. caller: thank you taking my call. taking my call. understand the importance for these monuments, i do support their removal, but at the same time, i am getting tired of people using symbolic measures to handle substance. in the black community, we have way bigger things to worry about . when dr. king was marching, he did not march to remove confederate flags. when rosa parks wanted the right to sit where she wanted to sit, she wasn't fighting about confederate flags. we have gotten to a point where everything else can get out the way and is speaking about regular black democrats. agree thatt people the civil war was about slavery. to black democrats, think about it for a moment, why do you always get the symbolic, but you never get the substance? show thecommunity can state of north carolina over a bathroom bill, but you can't have the state of florida change the standard ground law because nobody fought with you? aren't you tired of that? stop celebrating symbolism. you need substance and you have been getting cheated for the last 4

bristol myers, merck, roche and as kra senne kai, however, people are looking at a new player, incytestock could swing 10 to 15% on either direction on how the experimental drug how that data looks, so people will be watching that closely. people are also looking at eli lily and nectar in the spaces, another area. looking at companies like juno, bluebird and kite. a lot of these stocks are the ones that move, but companies aross the board presenting data tonight. >> thank you so much. kevin, are you buying anything in this space? >> i also go golong going goo ts data set. i'm always going going into this and every year, we seem to get an acceleration on new uther pis. t hard to pick stoms. it is good news for the indices and this year, we've got exciting stuff. j&j is a perennial hold iing fo me. tonight is a big deal because it takes about a month to go through this stuff and let the analysts tell you what's going to happen. >> i like bristol myers and celgene. i don't have a huge exposure to bio tech. after meg's reporting this morning and tomorrow and people breaking it down over t

meanwhile, alice poe has called tort meyers to the -- fort myers to the soldiers and said we need help. and so the soldiers come glal lopping down pennsylvania avenue and help her make way for the women who do struggle for the next two hours to get to the treasury building where this is all clive climaxing in a huge -- >> host: why don't we though who inez be mill holland is today? >> guest: that is a good question. partly because the larger suffrage group led by carrie chapman -- [inaudible] who -- they got to write the history. they were the the bigger group. they took the route of, again, it's 1917, of women doing work to prove they're worthy of the vote. and i should say, i should say -- i should talk about inez's demise going across the country. >> host: well, you don't need to. the tact that she died at the age of 30, did that affect her later notoriety? >> guest: well, i was going to say, so next thing is alice paul persuades her to go in is the 16 and campaign -- 1916 against wilson because he won't come up for the women's vote, right? so she dose on this wild trip -- goes on t

director wiley and voyles, at our hearing in february, gordon myers, executive director of the north carolina wildlife resources commission who also serves as president of the afwa's southeastern so, he testified state governments have enhanced their capacity to make greater contributions to the implementation of the endangered species act. do you agree with director myers that states are in a much better position than ever before to contribute to the conservation recovery of the species under the endangered species snakt. >> mr. chairman, we absolutely do. there are states still working to get there. we're all working to do better, but we are -- if you look at the transition and transformation of state fish and wildlife agencies over the last 20 or 30 years it's amazing what we can do and what we are doing, and i -- i really think now is the time to -- to give some regard to that. >> mr. voyles? >> mr. chairman, if you noted on my bio, i started number professional wildlife conservation the year after the esa was -- was implemented, and at that time we had one biologist on staff tha

bob myers talks what his dear friend steve kerr is going through tonight. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. in the week ahead we'll have a brief taste ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial. is this price right? acceptance. and boooyah. wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market. ♪ stop in right now and save on top name brand juices. >>> the tragic death of princess diana touched the hearts of people across the world. it prompted a bay area mother to carry on diana's work, raising awareness about the destructive power of land mines. that mother of four is now making 20 years of hard work by getting rid of land mines in war-torn countries. abc 7's cheryl jennings has our story tonight. >> 20 years ago, in the last months of her life, my mother campaigned to draw attention to the horrific and indiscriminate impact of land mines. >> britain's prince harry is paying tribute to his late mother, princess

michelle: this is off the coast of fort myers beach. the coast guard ended up using tangle up the boat propeller enough to ram it to a stop and board it. they are not saying how it ended up at full throttle. [cheering] >> that is how you go from plebe to midshipmen. the cowell my nation of two and a half -- culmination of two and a half hours of teamwork. it came after multiple near misses as the students disguarded the title of plebe. there has to be bruised bodies. michelle: yes. black and blue. richard reeve was there and talked to the students who become a class icon. [cheering] richard the moment everyone waited for. 19-year-old mcgraw was the plead with the with the magic touch. >> you don't succeed the first time. you have to try again with the end goal in mind. richard getting the midshipmen hat on top of the herndon monument. mcgraw says a moment he will never forget. >> my mind is racing. i can't keep track of things going on. happy we succeeded as a class, as a team. i was great to bond as a class. [inaudible] >> right now it

. >> 48-year-old melissa myers is checking in with registered dietitian emily pierce. started her weight loss regiment last october when her weight was creeping up to 200-pounds. she started on her own, cut out sugar and lost ten pounds. then she got a new trigs for a more manageable plan. they had 100% individualized weight loss plan. >> emily helps melissa what to toss in her shopping cart for meals and snacks. she helped her curve emotional eating. over four months she dropped 30-pounds and has gone down four pant sizes. >> if it' it's nice to walk up s and not be out of breath. it's nice to bend over and tie my shoes. >> she says a personalized plan works best because everyone's likes and dislikes are important. miss sha likes a glass of wine occasionally and her favorite food. >> she plans around them scaling back for other meals and focuseses on lean protein and vegetables instead. o if you are not keeping track of what you are eating, you don't know what you are eating. it's healthy, realistic weight loss. one to two pounds a week is what we strive for. >> but e

here is general manager bob myers kerr.<> myers>"he's doing everything but coaching, but at this point he is not able to coach. i wish i could say that he was. i'm sure he wishes he could as well, but that's where we are. if something changes and he feels better i will sit here, better he will sit here and tell you. to be honest, if he's feeling better i so happy about that, that's first. i know the finals are a big deal. i get it, that's what we do, but i'd be trilled if he just said he's feeling better. and then we get to deal with the basketball stuff."( james ) this is the 1st time in n-b-a history that two teams have met in 3 consecutive finals series. (james) coming up.. election results are in for a controversial republican in montana. find out if they won the open seat on the house of representatives after being accused of bodyslamming a reporter. and.. its been one year since the disappearnce of pearl pinson. how her family is keeping the hope alive that she may one day come home.(dave) a look at your forecast. (dave)lots of sun and cool for your tfig. a bit of warming b