that we don't have nothing to snatch him up and put him in to a program to actually deal with that ainge er that the person have, and if we put them out of the school, and wait for them to do something illegal to lock them up, and we don't know that it is going to es calate to this type of reaction whether the kid is going to come back to shoot up the school. if we don't deal with talking to each other, and in dealingt with it, because i worked for the school safety for like 17 years, we have to know what is coming in conjunction with working with each other, and different aspects of working with the students that we will see and we recognize that the challenge is not aware of the situations that the child has -- >> okay. i will leave it there. anthony. >> well, the caller is touching on a good point. the republicans have made the argument in public that based on what they say are his actions when he was at marjory stillman douglas, they believe that nikolas cruz should have had an arrest record and referred directly to the law enforcement, and therefore possible to keep him from buying

any ainge, a byu graduate, general manager watches his cougars go down this time, josh perkins throughs. right before the half and goes i goes up nine at intermission. taking control in the second half, killian's tilly the youngster from france inside, he's fell. 22 number six in the land, winning the wcc for what feels like a good time. the giants were off, one of their all-time favorite players making his first appearance in the texans rangers uniform. once again, it was between signing with the rangers and the los angeles dodgers. he picks texas, and one of the reasons he knows where his heart is. johnson, the san francisco chronicle asked him if he actually considered putting on the dodger blue. >> could i? i had to think about that for a minute but i think it would be tough. i've been training at my heart. i feel that my heart is -- a second home for me. it came down to what's best for me and this opportunity was the best. >> that would have been hard to see him with a dodger uniform, but wish them the best and has come back. we need to check this out, some of the activities from

. >> die ainge king hall joins us live this morning from the new york stock ex krajewski with the detailslus a look at the numbers. good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim. while president trump says he won't back off his plan on steel anal aluminum import, hoping it is cents a bargaining toy for better trade deals. so the dow rallied 336-point yesterday, the nasdaq finished 72 points higher. >> after employee backlash, dropped plans to replace its bonus program with a lottery. united announced newest program last week it, wouldn't replace bonuses cents, in the lottery where employees could win cash, cars, vacation packages, butt employees who didn't win get nothing. announced misjudged how the changes would be received. >>> and, minneapolis st. paul is list every cities where target is refurbishing i shall g stores, 28 twin city stores will get top to bottom make over, $250 million, part of $1 billion effort to fix up 325 stores around the us that are complete with amazon and walmart. >> kids between four and 14, raked in $50 in in allowance money, court to go money pole, 10,000

. >> die ainge king hall joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane.ump announce ment, imported tarriffs on imported steel anal alluminum receipt i rattled wall street yesterday. >> that's right, good morning, rahel, jim, the tariff on sale anal alluminum and steel, sped off global trade war triggering a sell off. yesterday the dow tumbled 420 points, the nasdaq 92 points, the decision by trump, drove down prices making it difficult for american produce tears compete. the president tweeted we want free, fair and smart trade. meantime stocks in asia also posted lost this is morning, rahel, jim. >> well, diane, you know social media completes my life and i finds it very difficult to step away. and i understand i'm not the only one. >> i'm sorry, were you saying something to me? jim? >> i was cents just about to tweet. okay, so, how hard is it to give up social media seems to depends on your age, new survey by pew research shows that 40% of respondents say it would be difficult for them to give up social media. i get that. that's up from just 28% four yea

this is ainge options show, though, and we're going into a notable catalyst and he was making a technicalet's look at how the stock typically trades on earnings this is a stock that, kind of like nike, you're going to see 5% to 6% moves on average. what's interesting is that when i was looking at this earlier today, you could buy the april $52.50 calls for $1.45 where these closed so those are going to break even to the upside if oracle is above $53.95 by expiration so, if you think about the fac that it could move 5% or 6% one way or the other, so you're talking about a $2.50-$2.75 move, you're essentially getting a free look on an option that's going to last until the 20th it. now, of course, if it does go higher, you're going to have an opportunity to do a couple of things you can sell this option, if it is profitable, or you could roll into a call spread, as dan very often does in these types of trades but right now, i think this is really a very favorable price that we're seeing on one-month options going into -- >> so, mike just worked into what we talk about all the time. we say th

. >> a daca recipient is grateful that california is looking out for undocumented immigrants and ainge arengry at the trump administration. >> to see how beautiful our community is. >> we're not going to back down. we had a guy named pete wilson in '94. been there, done that. >> reporter: newsom is proud of california's sanctuary policies. he says californians are resilient and his confidence will prevail. i'm jodi hernandez nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. support for ty ofe then attorney general's lawsui. a prominent san francisco attorney and member of the national republican committee says california is in the wrong. >> the position set forth in the attorney general's lawsuit was unveiled last night. it's very sound. i think that each of the three statutory grounds is under attack is unconstitutional. >>>> our coverage continues in few minutes. governor brown's strong words for the white house is coming up in 20 minutes. >>> live look at san francisco, you can see it looks cloudy. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking when the first raindrops are expected. what do you

president trump will host the roundtable with officials on ainge wary cities. give us some color on that, sir. reporter: great to have you in today, cheryl. always do such a nice job. i can tell you this, this is a real frustration for this white house. keep in mind for those of you who are history buffs and old enough like me to remember in those days, when you have individual states coming up with their own ideas what law should be if that law is in opposition established to federal law you have got essentially from the federal perspective, certainly from the white house's perspective lawlessness. that is how the white house feels about states like california where sanctuary cities are in opposition to established federal law. you will hear the president make that argument fairly forcefully this afternoon. you heard sarah sanders talk about that. if you think about yesterday, cheryl, president talked about the idea we're all one country. you can disagree on the politics but when federal law is on the books that supersedes the local laws. so he will talk about

. >> how men aingful for students because just him being here was so meaningful.t state championship after being underdogs. >> playing carnegie hall. >> absolutely. they have a long road ahead though. don't forget to check out updates on facebook. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, or if you misplaced it, call this number now and we'll rush it to you. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. please stand by to learn more. >> i'm alex trebek and the announcement you just heard is for a popular and affordable life insurance plan with a rate lock guarantee. that means your rate is locked in

anger, ainge remember. speaking about anger, deadly protest erupting along the gaza borders.alestinians clashing with israeli troops. how long will the violent protests continue. we have an update for you right after the break. >>> president trump says the u.s. will pull out of syria very soon. what does this mean for the fight against isis? that is coming next. ♪ [shouting] david: devastation in gaza, clashes between palestinians and israeli troops leaving hundreds injured and at least 16 dead. this along the israeli gaza border. this is the bloodiest day in gaza since 2014. we're getting word that the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting on all this. conor powell spent the day at border. what can you tell us? reporter: david, for several weeks independent palestinian leaders are calling for peaceful sit-in protest along the security fence that divides israel and gaza. very quickly the protests turn into violent clashes as thousands of palestinians turned out at five locations near these fences. it very quickly turned into a violent scene. 16 people were kill

ainge of course at the state department how's it going to affect america's relations with the european union and with european capitals bilaterally as well especially at a time when the german government is taking up for example its work today it will be more difficult for europe and especially also for germany and with a very close ties to the united states and the high dependency on the united states for example on security issues and there are already complaints that many of the positions in the state department have not been filled which makes it very difficult if you're on the working level to get things going and with a new director the state to be taking and the new head it will be even more difficult because run virtual germany council on foreign relations thanks very much for your insights this morning one of the topics we've been talking about here russia's relationships with britain the british counterterrorism police are investigating now another mysterious death of russian exiled london but they do not believe it's linked to last week's nerve agent attack on a russian spy