she posts on facebook: yes, for shame, publix, for ruining a special day. there jacob was, about to dig in to some celebratory sheet cake, and suddenly his mom is stuck explaining slang for ejaculate to him and grandma. shame! shame! well, we want to help. jacob, your summa cum laude cake is incomplete, so we made a cake with the missing word. presenting your very own cum-cakes. ( cheers and applause ) cum. cum. ( laughter ) really good. really good. ( cheers and applause ) so you told tight! we'll ship one of these right down to you, and it should arrive in two days-- maybe three, if it thinks about baseball. okay. our peabody award firmly won. let's check back in with rachel. one of the things rachel won was the chance to deliver a punch line in my monologue. so please welcome, for the first time above desk, rachel ulmer. rachel, say hi to the good people! ( cheers and applause ) all good? rachel, thanks for being here. as i said before, you live in paris, but you're from the united states, right? >> correct. >> stephen: okay, good. now you ready to do it

(grant) the local publix grocery store thought his honors were inappropriate.ill burr reports on the cake confusion. the signs of a graduation party are still left around the house of the koscinski family. jacob graduated saturday with the highest honors from a christian-based home-schooling program. so his mom ordered a cake.cara koscinski: "he did not know we were getting a cake because he is not a big cake eater. so we were all standing there waiting to see it and when we opened it, it was a huge shock to all of us."cara koscinkski explained how she ordered the 3/4 inch sheet cake online through publix. but when she requested the bakery include jacob's honor.. she was alerted profane or special characters weren't allowed. cara clarified her request with special instructions.cara koscinkski: "the website had censored me and this is a website that you can refer to for the latin term for summa cum laude which means highest honors."cara said when her husband picked up the cake from publix on savannah highway and main road..he didn't know the bakery omitted the m

david hog did this protest at publix. it is a grocery store in florida.donl natuminate the state worked. publix said we're the no doing to do politics anymore. >> racism is not a good business practice. and not just overt racism, but the kind of implicit bias that we've all gotten a little bit schooled on and educated on whether it's government officials and police stopping you for driving while black or risks of police using violence against young black men. >> i go to the starbucks several times and had plenty of meetings and not bought a thing. never kicked out. >> that people of color think about all the time. we think about all the time how just being in a space makes someone uncomfortable just because of our blackness. we think that police is being used as the black people removal service and being called not in a time ofth in. i think about whether i called the police when there was a fire or i witnessed an descent. these are first responders, people are calling 911 at the sight of blackness in stores. i think it's more than just about getting toge

in this article, the writer delivers a pretty epic burn saying whoever makes cakes at publix certainlyid not graduate high school with the highest distinction. genie: thanks to her and think you for watching -- thank you for watching. coming up in the next half hour, a closer look at what book lovers in paris had to say about the life and work of philip roth who died at age 85. çç@Ñ [music] announcer: dhaka, capital of banglaladesh. there are already 13 million people here. that is set to almost double in the next decade, making this city one of the most densely populated places on earth. all these people are coming to dhaka because their rural homes are being destroyed. atiq: bangladesh is the front line state of climate change because of the multiplicity of impacts. announcer: cyclones, bursting rive, torrential rain fallll. climate change is felt here momore than anywhere else in the world. climate refugees from all over the countntry are pouring into dhaka fleeing for their lives.

liberties for the aclu of california warns once a dangerous surveillance system is turned against the publix the harm can't be undone -- public, the harm can't be undone. the aclu just sent a letter toamazon jeff bezos. >> with the evolution of technology, so comes th-- the evolution of technology. >> reporter: these have drawn opposition from the aclu. the civil liberties organization is concerned this facial recognition surveillance system will violate peoples rights and target communities of color. harp contends this technology does not discriminate based on the color of the person's skin. >> if you take a person's photograph using facial recognition, it measures, you know, distance between the pupils, between the nostrils, the way the mouth is shaped. your face is a shape. so all it is doing is applying the shape. >> according to the aclu, some law enforcement agencies in california have shown interest in recognition. if used under pr guidelines, it could be beneficial in solving crimes. >> if we use this technology in public places where people don't have an expectation of privacy and t

let's broad on what's going to happen we'll start with bartlett naylor financial policy advocate at publix is a part we thank you for being with us as always but i want to get your initial retake i mean the president has just signed find this bill what do you think while the bill in our belief threatens to make america crater again it has a number of dangerous provisions reduced supervision for some of the largest banks removal of the volcker rule for banks with less than ten billion dollars in assets and a host of anti consumer provisions that make consumers more exposed to predatory lending . bartlet now when you know when we worked on this and you and i both worked on this you thankfully are continuing to work on it but after we got done with the bill in two thousand and ten the one thing that i thought maybe they had a point on some of the smaller banks seem to have some concerns now that may not that may be the below ten thousand banks you're talking about but it seemed to me that you know as a result. the regulation that there were some there was a lot of consolidation in the smaller

i think publix made a big miss.rting this candidate because he is pro- pro-business. that's what we're supportive of. now they've backed away. great to have you on, congressman. have a great weekend. >> thank you. abby: thousands of bikers are about to roar through our nation nation's capital for a memorial day tradition. we are live at the kickoff of rolling thunder. we all know it, we all love it. that is coming up next. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why

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the local publix grocery store thought his honors were inappropriate.koscinski graduated saturday with the highest honors. to celebrate his mom ordered a cake online. but the site refused to write summa cum laude on the cake. instead the middle word was replaced with hyphens. the store manager apologized and offered a refund. jacob plans to study medicine in college this fall. (ken) a family feud between parents and their 30-year-parents and their 30-year-old son headed to a new york state court. (pam) and it ended with the judge ordering the son to leave his parents' house. michael rotondo represented himself in court today. he insisted on a six- month notice, despite receiving written notices from his mom and dad since february. the judge refused his request based on a prior case. rotondo's paren'ts offered him 11- hundred dollars to find a new place. he plans to appeal the judge's ruling. ( pam ) gary is next with warrior- rocket highlights.. next at 8 a man loans a firefighter a pair of shoes during the montecito mudslides....never expecting to get

publix doesn't lose the money on the bread. it gets delayed a little bit. boeings had a large backlog of the planes that revenue might get delayed a bit but they'll sell it to the next company or country out there. minimal hit to boeing. melissa: guys, thank you. david: all right, nicole has all the details. twenty-first century fox parent company of fox business is reporting third quarter results. nicole, tell us what it is. reporter: that's right, the parent of the fox business network. we're taking a look at the latest quarter for fox a, that is the ticker symbol, coming in, the stock is virtually flat in the after-hours. though it did hit highs this week. and the numbers coming in, the estimates were 53 cents a share, we're using the thompson number of 49 cents. when you look at numbers that was a slight miss there, also revenue, that came in at 7.42 billion for fox. twenty-first century fox. we're also going to wait to hear anything more, but that is the latest. back to you. david: nicole, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, a war of words heating up.

if brooklyn burger is sold in wal-mart, publix, kroger, target, i mean, could it be a $20 million businessd that's what i was banking on. that's why i put it in as one of my biggest losses. perfect flavor. another business where people really disappointed me was coopersburg sports. coopersburg was a home-grown, pennsylvania small company that really focused on the licensing of major-league baseball marks onto products that would be sold through sporting-goods stores and the stadiums themselves. this is a 18-inch miniature bat with a full-color, heat-transfer logo going to the mariners. and what i liked about it was that it was truly a family business. this is my daughter, jackie. i'll call you back. hi! that's my wife, wendy. that's benjamin back there. how you doing? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. i think the challenge that existed at coopersburg was over time, larger competitors had come into the space. and, obviously, what that meant was their revenue started to dwindle and so did their morale. i never wanted to quit or give up anything, and i really feel like this is one of the toughest

publix, it's popular in the south. they weren't having it. congrats jacob. summa laude.? >> apparently thought something different. >> get your mind out of the gutter folks. >> karen wrote how utterly ridiculous. i will be speaking to a manager for a full refund. >>> lets end things on dogs jumping rope. four dogs jumping rope. mm-hm. us. i will be speaking to a manager for a full refund. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," the incredible images coming out of that plane crash in honduras. the jet broke in half, but everyone on board, including several americans, survived. >>> also this morning, the new volcano concern in hawaii. the lava is now closing in on a power plant which could prove explosive, leaving thousands of people without power. >>> and new this half hour, the parents fighting to get their adult son to move out. >> they've gone to court and the judge has ruled. we spoke to the 30-year-old once he got back to mom and dad's house. >>> and winning two world cups and two gold medals is nothing compared to being inducted into th

now publix says they are halting all political contributions. >> there will be a game seven in the nba eastern conference finals and it's all because of lebron james. super star put the team on his back last night. he put up 46 points to help the cavs tie the eastern conference final series against the boston celtics. critics have been saying lebron looked tired in previous games. last night he was not. the dominant performance by cleveland to 109-99 win: cavs fans were hoping he was not playing in last home game in cleveland. contract allows him to opt out at the end of this season. my younger brother and i have this constant back and forth. who is the greatest player. jordan or lebron. still jordan. he's got six rings, but lebron is making it hard and harder to win the argument. >>> let's talk about the forecast. let's take a look at the rest of the country today. across the northeast. scattered showers and storms. not a total washout. middle of the country is hot. highs well into the 90s well >>> it's a little breezy in san francisco right now, temperatures at about 56 degrees. we c

publix is another great business in our state. they're increasing pay for employees, allowing employees to be able to buy into employee stock option programs. t greater frequency. mr. speaker, whether it's the largest businesses in our state or the smallest, whether it's families that have been prosperous or families that are looking to climb that next peg on the economic ladder, i can say with great sincerity that the feedback s as a consequence of the tax cuts and jobs act has been entirely positive. folks are more optimistic and ultimately that will ensure that the state of florida is able to participate in a more competitive and productive economic environment going forward. i thank the gentleman, and i yield back. mr. rutherford: thank you, mr. gaetz. listen, i have to tell you, mr. speaker, i had the great honor as a sheriff in florida, representing the florida sheriff's association, to work with matt gaetz when he was in the house. and i have to tell you, there is no one that works harder for the state of florida and this c