manny? >> if this is our guy, it's great because we get to know more about him. his motives, his -- >> sean: like the son only sam case. the unabomber case, the manifesto got him. >> if it's a fake person trying to be this guy -- >> sean: arrest him. >> obviously arrest him but maybe flush out the real guy saying no, it's not him. it's me and these are my real reasons. so this might be good for law enforcement from the investigative point. >> sean: last thoughts, dr. gorka. >> look, our thoughts are with the people of texas and our federal agents and the people of texas will get this killer. >> sean: dan, last call. >> you know, sean, he's going to screw up. he's using anti-disturbance devices that are unstable and he may wind up taking himself out soon if he screws this up. >> sean: thank you. you've been amazing tonight. sad news for the state of texas. our friends in austin, you're with our prayers. stay with the fox news channel. >> laura: thanks so much, great show. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." there was another explosion and texas deni

manny, thank you very much. a special method was used on this bridge, ostensibly to minimize traffic disruption and maximize safety. it is called "accelerate the bridge construction." jim axelrod has more on this. ( cheers ) >> reporter: it was a moment of celebration for florida international university this past saturday when the pedestrian bridge was put in place. as the university's own time-lapse video shows. >> this is a dream come true for our university. >> reporter: f.i.u.'s president mark rosenberg hailed the design of the bridge, supposed to last 100 years, and be able to withstand a category 5 hurricane. at 174 feet long and 950 tons, the main span of the bridge was lifted from its temporary supports and rotated 90 degrees across eight lanes of highway. but cbs news has learned two of the firms that built the bridge have been accused of unsafe practices. munilla construction management, a federal military contract oar for the army and navy, partnered with the figg bridge engineers, which has contract

today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry.ly's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it, the little jerk. i mean, that's the whole point of a surprise party. you take someone who you really love and you play 'em like a fool. that's not the whole point of all this. manny has been feeling a little bit neglected, and i wanted to give him the most special day. this is the last birthday that it's only going to be the three of us. i can't wait to see the little dope's face. ...and then that smug carol chu was all,

and manny, let me ask you. when you hear that everything we have been hearing, it turns out it would be four bombs in a day. he is accelerating these attacks. what to be gleaned from that? >> weekly and that he wants the attention. he wants the attention. law enforcement that a very wise move yesterday and asking the bomber himself in the media, please come forward, communicate with us. that would be great if he does that because they can glean from and be able to get a profile of who this bomber is. furthermore, the more bombs he has, the closer we are going to get to him. >> sean: let me go to sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, you've been very patient. we are going to ask you about robert mueller. this is taking precedence. you just heard the attorney general of texas. it looks like in fact they do believe that what was for a short time reported as an incendiary device, and sub four bombs in a day. how do you interpret that? you have studied terror your whole life. >> if this turns out to be the same bomber, it mea

you know that some of this is manny's fault. gloria: manny! so, marie, what do you feel like doing for dinner tonight? you're eating dino-bites because you are a little boy. mom! i'm telling you, there's an embarrassing press conference in that kid's future. we're getting married in seven months. or eight months. i worry about it raining in april. well, i worry about me sweating in may.

manuel bojorquez is in miami again tonight, manny. >> 0 jeff, today crews carried out the painstaking work of breaking apart massive slabs of concrete while at the same time trying to delicately removie the bodies of those who died. this surveillance sure surveillance shows the moment the 950 tons of concrete and steel collapsed. >> the bridge fell! >> crushing at least eight vehicles and shearing others in half. people jumped out of cars and ran out of offices to help, including dr. rebecca martinez who spoke with correspondent david begnaud about one rescue. >> the man that was bleeding from the face kept holding her hand and saying please don't leave me, please don't leave me. >> what will you never forget? >> how desperate that man was. >> today, miami-dade police director juan perez said crews could find more bodies in the rubble. >> we just want to find out what occurred, what caused this collapse, to occur and people to die. >> reporter: this afternoon, crews started the risky jobs of demolition as investigators began their work which includes looking into reports of strs tests

let's check in with the chairman and ceo of pvh, manny, welcome back to "mad money." >> nice to see you usu usually there is one cylinder that hit and another one hitting. >> look, strength in both brands we have made over the last three years significant marketing investments behind both brands i think the brands have done a phenomenal job in hitting the target consumers and it shows in the numbers and great product at quality value prices works >> there was an outfit, h and someplam talking about inventory. >> at this point, we have been chasing inventory and going into growth planning the first quarter growth of high double digits, high teens. >> we've been around for a long time >> the fourth quarter you touched on, seems like set up for the next quarter >> some of the places that are selling have to be stores in the mall. >> biggest company, macy's retailer and i was in the stores in january, and i have never seen the inventory as clean in macy's, and obviously now set up for early easter and i think they are clicking. >> global synchronized economy, i have been to your stores the

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let's bring back our guests, malcolm, darren and manny. while we were listening to this, you were saying that's how it's supposed to happen. if there's a shooter, there's a school resource officer that goes into action. >> absolutely. let's look what happened in parkland in florida. we had the school resource officer that stood outside. he didn't counter the threat and as a result of that we had many innocent people that died. here we had a resource officer that countered the threat. columbine is when police reorchestrated their planning in counters and eradicating the threat immediately. i really want to commend this officer. i was a lieutenant in the internal affairs bureau. i investigated a lot of these police shootings. there was only one shot fired by this resource officer. this is tremendous firearms control on the part of this resource officer. >> because this isn't a static target. this is somebody moving around. you don't know the story and somehow he gets a shot off. >> traditionally when you have these gunfights or police shooti

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>> manuel bojorquez, manny, thank you. >> a cirque du soleil acrobat took a terrifying fall last night during a performance in tampa, florida. yan arnaud lost his grip and fell more than ten feet to the stage. he died from his injuries. cirque du soleil is looking too what went wrong. >> there is more news ahead. we'll go for a spin on california's first driverless bus. and later, ranchers have a beef with the makers of meat substitute. i new study fieppeds when you drink bottled water, in many cases are you also swallowing plastics. the world health srgs is now looking into the potential health risks. anna werner has more on this. >> scientists found pony teeseses of plastic in more than 90% of the 250 bottles of water they tested. virtually all were too small to seesm the largest, about the width of a human hair. the study identified some of the plastic is polypropylene, the same type of plases particular used in bottle caps to find those tiny pieces scain tyeses used a special dye that sticks to plastic. those lighter bits you see floating, they say that's the plastic. professor she

manny, thanks.cght, cbs news presents a umecial documentary on the stoneman douglas student activists. it's called "39 days." a airs at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific, 7:00 p.m. central time. utwhite house deputy press secretary released a statement today applauding the young marchers for exercising their rights and said, "keep our pildren safe say top priority," for president trump. ie president is in florida this weekend. errol barnett is there. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, the n.r.a. has got to go. >> reporter: with the country focused on gun control, mpesident trump is touting the justice department's newly announced ban on bump stocks, the device, which enables rapid fire and was used in the las vegas massacre, will now be categorized alongside machine ans. in a friday tweet, the president blamed the obama administration for not regulating the accessory calling it a "bad idea." "ut a bump stock ban would not have prevented the parkland school students, which students at today's march in washington sayin

for me on the way no it was the lone sandwich inside central booking with that little thin layer of manny's in that modi brit and the one thing that is a danger and you know there are three very different people at the same ball and the thing is if we start sort of figuring out this how to look for it you become you know we have to figure out that the profiling and i think you understand this if we start profiling you are the most dangerous person in the room. numerous white male i don't know sometimes i don't know if it's there so wouldn't that exist that has called me out for being lonely or. whatever but that's not what i'm and i think i like what you were saying earlier actually though that i think all of this does need to focus more recognizing the mental health failures we have in schools across this country and how we have kids and how we how we you know how we help kids i think that's the most important thing that's missing from a lot of this conversation and we can get into the gun debate another time because we're run out of time now but realistically though that's what's really m

meanwhile the indian prime minister narendra modi and french president manny a lack of officially launchedthe international solar alliance at a summit in new delhi they want to reduce the world's dependence on fossil fuels by expanding the availability of solar energy and adding a thousand gigawatts of solar power by twenty thirty but that comes with a price tag of a trillion dollars president macron took a subtle swipe at u.s. president donald trump for pulling out of the paris climate agreement as he praised a group of females at the launch they didn't wait and they didn't stop because some countries decided to leave the floor and leave the british agreement. because a decided it was good for them for the children the grandchildren they decided to act. and keep back. and that. while we are here in order to act three completely. the antarctic has been described as one of the most remote and treacherous places on earth much of its rich biodiversity has yet to be fully documented in the second part of our antarctic series we look at the european union's campaign to protect the desolate regi

rotterdam the firm makes a huge range of popular supermarket items like soap shampoo ice cream and manny's undergo as more from just outside the unity of our office and london so what do we know about why they're doing this sonia. just standing outside here of the london headquarters the c.e.o. paul polman said that it was really more to do with the streamlining of the company to make it more focused more efficient and that it was simply the corporate of that would be rebalanced over to. that the majority of those seven thousand three hundred jobs that are based in this country would remain here he also went on to say that the company has invested in manufacturing and research here in this in this country that it wouldn't do so if it had been thinking about sort of pulling out all together so really looking at some more of that streamlining effect having it and more to do with the legal headquarters being based out of holland thereby instead of making it a jewel headed company just making a single entity in that respect but it may have something to do with the fact that over the twelve yea

i just wanted to thank my colleagues for tonight, and for my other appointee, manny juarez. >> thank you, commissioner merase. i have just a -- i have very similar questions with regards to all of the recommendations. first of all, i want to thank you for all of your work. this is -- we always appreciate this portion of the report around the recommendations 'cause it helps us to think about what you're seeing and what you're hearing, which we don't often get a chance to do. so you were just talking about the 65 liaisons that we currently have in the schools. and i'm just wondering out of the 65 liaisons, how many of those schools actually have elac's. >> so we do know that the sites that are required to have elac's that have a liaison have a functioning elac. there's a direct correlation between that because that's the person that parents feel most comfortable walki comfortable? walking into a school, sometimes it can be uncomfortable if they don't understand the language? elac's are assigned by language, so that's the first person that they feel comfortable speaking with. >> thank y

. >> and when you don't argue are not a manny more, you are a blooming tool like a sore or gym let. > but suppose you tried to use you or me like that. suppose you said put those fellows guys out. would we do it? >> what do you think? >> you and me, joe, he may not always think alike, but we do think. you and me and al fonts, and the rest we certainly think all right. >> you know, george, i have an idea. why can't we after the war, the same work gang, i mean, keep on swinging together. what could we do? >> you mean build more walls? >> yes. >> and thousands of ships. >> yes. >> and food so no one would be hungry in i more? >> yeah, building things up instead of blowing things up. like, i don't know, like dams in the desert. and road through the jungles, maybe bridges across all the oceans. we could do it, i bet you. >> yeah, do all the jobs at once and knock the block off anybody who wants to start a new war and bring the smiles back to kids faces all across the world. >> boy, what a job. >> but just now joe it's the same rough road. the same road you and i have just come. the same bl

door manny mild the way near broke at the full name of your c m endoscopy doc and a lot about it they chiggy warriors called out sorry but its going out there is that. in one thousand nine hundred three the mafia unleashed a wave of bombings across city. an explosion outside your feets economy in florence killed five people including a mother and her two million dollars. in milan five more were killed in a blast outside the gallery of modern. in rome the same night bombs party destroyed two churches wounding twenty two. in january one thousand nine hundred three italy's most wanted godfather to talk torino was arrested in palermo near the comfortable villa where he'd been living. while in prison his terror campaign continued across it's a day still in jail today rena is accused in di matteo's trial of violent blackmail against the state. quest or a family phone that persists week amy still bundled up with. one us that at the g.m. i feel was a few needs out there i just that it lost. and at that reward it bettendorf least i thought it would on that few. and i thought a couple he could

we should put the fight on pay-per-view, and payoff national deficit, if mayweather and manny pacquiao>> how about on kim jong-un. >> funny. >> he is way younger what 71 and 75. >> this is height difference that is impossible. >> they are supposed to be battling arthritis. trump is more athletic, he plays more golf than biden bi biden hs tremendous hand strength from giving the creepy massages in washington. >> check this out. >> if anyone can go against trump biden would have done better than hillary, he is sable to go -- he is able to. >> absolutely, if he could take on anyone, my money is on trump, if trump did not want to get his hands dirty. they need to have someone come in fight for him. >> no question biden can do better than hillary, she can't take a flight of stairs. >> is biden going to run. >> i hope she runs again, that would be great. >> biden will, why not. >> and sanders should run. >> thank you. >> michael, jimmy and noel. -- coming up, they say you are what you eat, a new documentary series exposed how much we don't bknow about the food we consume, i will speak with t

i hadas leaving, because a meeting with a parent, he stopped manny was like, lady in red -- he did notven know my name. he said, i'm not on payroll but my consulting company is. that to me was mind-boggling post up here we are in may, who is he consulting? how did none of the teachers do about this consulting gig? what my classroom to not have a working pencil sharpener, it was so hard -- sorry. amy: before we get to the end of the segment, i wanted to go back to betsy devos appearing on "60 minutes" asked about the criticism from students in parkland, florida, on the trouble administration's response to school shootings. >> i give a lot of credit to the students there for really raising their voices. and i think that they're not going to let this moment go by. >> they want gun-control. >> they want a variety of things. they want solutions. >> do you think teachers should have guns and the classroom? >> that should be options for states and communities to consider. i hesitate to think of my first grade teacher -- i cannot ever imagine her having a gun and being trained in that way. but

black friday, lots of holiday shopping so what did pvh have too say about it here's a snippet from manny tiri tirico he told us and i quote in the fourth quarter early holiday sales and margin results are running well ahead of our financial plans emphasis by me on the word well, end quote. he said international continues to see, quote, nice momentum and the u.s. business was experiencing, quote, big improvement. in fact, given all of the strength chirico outright told you, and i quote, we can continue to overdeliver against our financial plans, end quote translation? well, that's as close as he can come to saying the estimates even his own forecast are too low. when asked about the north american department store space where pvh makes a lot of his money he was more bullish. he said, i quote, feels like we're going into december with a lot of momentum. i think it will be promotional but not as promotional as last year there will be less goods to clear come january that's compelling. everything we've heard from other companies reinforces the idea that the fourth quarter was fabulous from p

. >> manny love when you pop that skin open, you know, it squirt out? ya.ennsauken our next location. >> that's where thomas is. >> hey, thomas. >> boy you guys will be all hungry this morning, just passed the cinnamon sin diner. can you guys hear me? good morning to you, along 130 here. up and down the road. i tell you, you go a mile or so, and it really does change, we're in the purple their sue was talking about here in new jersey, go mile it, goes cents from rain to snow. back to rain. so we're along 130 here. earlier today it was actually worse in south jersey. look at this video right here. >> this was take never gloucester around 1:00 a.m., this morning, in logan township. you can just see how slushy and messy the roads were this morning, a lot of slipping and sliding. weep got the country roads out there. so a lot of dips and turns and people were spinning out this morning. just got word from a couple of schools out there in logan township. they are closed this morning, they were on delay. but they're closed this morning, so dealing with this wet so

nationbuilding and people during the clinton administration used to say that they were engaged in international manny is him which i think is a pretty good insight. i think we lapse into that in iraq i don't think republican in ministrations are any better. i think every nation build itself basically i confess with the benefit of hindsight it would've been better to let the iraqis run their own traps rather than our are trying to do that for them. you've a couple of quotes in your own book. about how you felt about vietnam. i confess i have no desire to die in the southeast asian rice paddy. what about people today. what would you think now. the vietnam point i think is important because we did face a draft at that point. it was a very different circumstance that i think we faced with a volunteer army today. i believe the current policy in the surgical policy is the right policy to pursue but i also think it's clear there is a limit to how long americans can be asked to do the work that should be been fundamental by iraq. with the normal functions of government. i think that's one reason why american

manny is on, what's your question? >> caller: good evening i just want to know if the constitution machine something different back in the 1980s and do you see the possible that this docket reason is also under take given the divide in the country? >> michael clemming. >> actually protection had a very specific meaning to the people who wrote it. it meant that law had to be ply appli applied unequally to people the way it was written. if you had a law on bad murder you had to apply that law on african-americans who were killed the same way you'd use it to protect white people who were killed. that was not the way we involved the meaning of equal protection because that understanding is about the way the law is applied according to how it was written. we tend to think that there are strengths imposed by equal protection clause by treating people differently within the internal meaning of the law. for example, you don't get to discriminate against women, gays or african-americans. that's the way we understood it. they ha

to address accountability of those responsible for what the foreign described asttee crimes against manny and others described as a genocide? it isminister may: disappointing that visas were refused and you weren't able to conduct that and see those conditions for yourself. -- the continue government of bangladesh what continue to press this issue with the government of burma on this matter. and continued to do what we can to ensure the plight of the attention -- is brought. and when things like this happen, they get focused immediately, and then after a period of time it falls out of the news and people speaking, and will continue to ensure that it catches up with people's awareness. >> thank you. can we move to a discussion on brexit and the framework? and an impasse -- a so-called clause, and as you know elements have been presented and rejected by the scottish. is in the government's intention --? prime minister may: as you are aware, there has gone some changes in the sink concerns raised. that is why the approach that is now being proposed is one of the and other framework that is a

business is huge in europe and china is good china is really good he said, listen, we need fair trade but manny most enthusiastic i've ever seen him. he's been on the show for as long as the show i just got to tell you, that stock is an up stock and going higher i think they at one point -- did they had trump's ties? >> i hate to -- >> oh, right, yeah. >> guys, a potential deal we've been following here for some time of course is whether or not cbs and viacom will get back together having been split up some time back the controlling shareholders national amusements wants it and the companies have been working towards that potential deal over the last few weeks they conducted due diligence this was the week that was pen simed as the week where you would get some sort of exchange from cvs or value or propositio to via come of the value they would be willing to pay. by all accounts i've been able to garner, there were meetings that took place around that. what the economics are at this point, i can't tell you, i'm not getting a lot. i am hearing from people close to both sides that there is an exp