the parking authority's meter ap will soon be a thing of the past. david spunt is live in old city to explain why it's back to the kiosk to pay. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, about an hours ago is when you won't be able to use the ap. you see these kiosks. meter up is the name of the ap. it's run by a company named pengo. where parking is at a premium, news at the popular park it's authority ap is a goner, upsetting and inconvenient >> i love meter up. i'm going to miss it. >> reporter: lisa and 20,000 others use meter up, the ppa parking ap. powered by a company that parent can't pay its bills including the credit card processor. and the website it boasts, 700,000 customers >> i will have to get out of bed and put money in the meter >> the company partnered in november 15 but was sold to new owners last october. the p p a made the announce tuesday. according to the ppa. the ap generated around $15,000 per workday, people will have to walk to the kiosk to pay. >> i think we're relying a little too much on technology >> the absence of the ap i

the parking authority's meter ap will soon be a thing of the past. david spunt is live in old city to explain why it's back to the kiosk to pay. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, about an hours ago is when you won't be able to use the ap. you see these kiosks. meter up is the name of the ap. it's run by a company named pengo. where parking is at a premium, news at the popular park it's authority ap is a goner, upsetting and inconvenient >> i love meter up. i'm going to miss it. >> reporter: lisa and 20,000 others use meter up, the ppa parking ap. powered by a company that parent can't pay its bills including the credit card processor. and the website it boasts, 700,000 customers >> i will have to get out of bed and put money in the meter >> the company partnered in november 15 but was sold to new owners last october. the p p a made the announce tuesday. according to the ppa. the ap generated around $15,000 per workday, people will have to walk to the kiosk to pay. >> i think we're relying a little too much on technology >> the absence of the ap i

the meter up ap is out. lauren johnson to explain the latest. >> reporter: give up your phone there's no need for it when it comes to parking in the city. the signs fill up but it is coming down today. the city will remove them all let the story serve as a warning, it's over. if you were a user like me, you should delete your personal information and then delete the ap because you won't be able to use it. yesterday evening there was a text sent out to people who use this program. it warned the pay by phone ap will be suspended at 12:01 today. the partnership was short lived. the parking authority rolled out the ap in the fall of 2015. i'm not sure what the process entitled. but it was pango who won the contract. a year later a new company bought it and that's when it started experiencing revenue short falls, that resulted in an inability to pay its contractors including the credit card processor. drivers will have to revert back to the tried and true way of feeding the kiosk with coins, crash and cards while

allen: shout out to my ap teacher. my question is, what is the difference between interest groups and packs. that assuming i struggle with. -- that is something i struggle with. >> packs are a form of interest groups the federal government has a role that interest groups intollowed to give money the political system, as long as they get it through a legal entity known as a political action committee. way that interest groups and some corporations individuals start packs that give money. vicki difference between packs -- the key difference between packs and super packs is a packs are limited on how much they can directly give to a candidate. there are hard money limits. are unlimited spending by interest groups or individuals as long as the money is going to independent efforts that are not directly related specifically to a candidate. >> know the difference between interest groups and political parties. political parties want to win elections, interest groups want to win issues. both extremely important. early in it is

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the meter ap >> the meters are gone.n't pay with your ap anymore >> we only have hours's notice and this is happening. >> is anybody talking about why they didn't give us a week? >> that's short notice. that's what i thought. how did you just tell us in a text message a few hours before? so now, what's old is new again and we're talking about how you're paying meter. these stickers will come down because this is over, we'll tell you about it coming up after the break. horns on their helmets. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be t

, ap trying to cover up. new and for the ap, why no one trusts you. he yelled allah u akbar, not god is great. the threat for terror attacks on the us is greater today than it was on 9/11. john kelly backing what james comey has been saying for years, every single day. >> threats over the past few years, we have seen and unprecedented spike in homegrown terrorism. 36 homegrown terrorist case is open. >> reporter: the secretary predicted venting technology will eventually make homegrown terror impossible. the apple of the political world, into a special congressional race getting extra special attention from the white house, democrat john ossoff failing to flip georgia avenue sixth district, heading for high-stakes runoff against karen handel. the latest washington dc, good to see you. >> the old saying close only counts on horseshoes and acres, raise north of $8 million, john ossoff failed to flip the seat that would be a big win and serve as a referendum on donald trump. >> we have defied the odds, shattered

. >> well, dy ape, i gat question four, though. to do this forever so going to give a beautiful forever home and evict them? well, i don't know. she came out. it is a baby pigeon born there and having a right to be there. >> i don't know if it applies to the williamsburg apartment. >> really missing the opportunity here. we have been watching ap were the giraffe on live screen from a z and needs to set up in the home and let us run it. >> pigeon watch 2017. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you, diane ma. >> she hung up. >> at 16 years old while pal lapsing college tours and a.p. courses she is a junior at mountain lakes high school is macking the name for herself as the founder of all stuckers. org. >> this is where i work every day. >> i got see the inner workings of her on-line sticker and received orders from all over the world and says every month she brings in about $1 flu stickers like this that sell for $299. >> the elephant stickers. oh, my odd. do you think you could get so much money off the stickers? >> no. >> it started off,

apes apes what else are you going to cut though?key with respect to your structure realize washington last become way too big and consequential in the lives of measures. farmers and ranchers, oil and gas, business owners across the country, dictated to by washington, d.c. we need to get back out in the states. trust our partners at the new state level of governors. they are resources and expertise. we can improve the environment and grow jobs. brian: very interesting. guess who is fighting your budget cut. you are saying it's okay. senator chuck schumer says i'm not going to allow that. i'm going to fight to give your money back to the e.p.a. we will see how that battle goes. donald trump wants to build this wall. have trouble getting funding from republicans. paul ryan wants to put that on hold. he also might have trouble with the environmentalists who think that building a wall might hurt the iguana. steve: jaguars. ainsley: that allegedly are on the border. >> the wall is going to be built. in these kind of situations you see cha

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most active time for users on tinder, match and other dating aps.online too and you can chat and make the connection. >> dinner time? they're hungry and thirsty. >> i still have yet to go online to date. i just don't, i don't know why. >> match.com, none of that is appealing to you >> i don't know, i like the personal interactions, if we were somewhere right now, how are you? good to meet you. where are you from? what are you doing in philly? i just like that. i feel like you can hide behind something on an ap. >> totally agree. old fashion we are these days >> i feel like to too >> same time we spoke about this before, facebook, you know, i think is a wonderful place to meet people if you do it the right way. there's a noncreepy way to slide in. >> let's take a last look at weather for saturday >> yesterday we were stuck with temperatures in the 40's, the cloud cover but look at the seven-day forecast, 60 by this afternoon, 67 for your sunday, near 80 on monday, low 80's, not a spring feel, a summer preview for early next week. we'll take it. >> i

you could see it was in 1900's ap how they would will live. they would walk, because the buses weren't for the kids. and there was a house with a porch, and as they walked, the woman trained their parrotsto squawk racial epithets to them. and she said pull over here, the house has long been torn down and she's telling me the way these-- imagine the hours it would have taken to train your parrot to squawkand the little n-words and this dignified lady telling me the story. and so, i just think it's important for people to know that, you know, it wasn't just separate schools ap separate water fountain, it was these kind of omnipresent humiliations that people grow up in. they want the stories told and people to understand. at the very end of my reporting, i saw this 94-year-old who grew up in truevine and now lives in the west end of >> next on "after words", charles campisi, former chief of the new york police department internal affairs bureau talks about his investigations into corruption within the force in his book "blue on blue." he was the

it with an ap and drive the car anywhere.harge $2.50 a mile, $15 an hour. the new sfsz will launch in oakland and berkeley at the end of this month. >>> the mayor says he's working to keep the streets safe in the city. he joined police officers in the city's soma neighborhood. he wants to make sure drivers were abiding by the speed limit. >>> there was a special gathering today on the eve of the great 1906 san fransisco earthquake and fire. officials both past and present were on hand to mark the 111th anniversary of the quake that killed some 3,000 people. none of the survives ors are still alive. local history bufs also attended the luncheon. today's gathering comes ahead of the annual wreath commemoration. >> it's very important to know what the city was like and what it did and thousand rebuilt itself and what can be done and also to get them ready for the next one. >> the fount is the meeting spot to gather. it's amazing to walk past that fountain and to think what happened there 111 years ago. >> lets get a check of the

he decided to create an ap his sister can use to communicate. text allows people to select a picture with how they're feeling and send it as a text. >> i am tired. >> you can communicate with others, and she doesn't speak much >> when i was home i asked her can you use the ap and she opened it up and she sent a text to my mom through it. that was pretty cool. >> the i can text downloaded hdreds of times. it is free for download, and edland is now busy creating another ap to help others in need. >>> have you started to file you there's an ap to do some work for you. tax files simplifies the process ofreturn, the it was founded in 2015 and customers with a licensed tack professor who were file the min, you start by answering a short series of questions whether you own a home or have dependants. they any'r then notified once the return accepted. the process starts at $39 and goes up your return. that's a look at technicallyspe mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. a

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. >>> the philadelphia parking authority's parking ap named meter up is no more. the ap was phased out at midnight. those two depend on it will have to use the kiosk. meter up was administered by a company called pango which the ppa said is having financial trouble. parking authority is working to find another ap provider hopefully by the summer. >>> a new food truck set up shop on the campus of temple university. but a quick bite is not what's on the menu but gig bites are. repair you, a mobile phone repair cart is coming to the rescue of temple students and staff on the corner of 13th and norris. when the worse happens to your phone, they it on the spot. jesse founded it out his dorm room >> students don't have money and need phones fixed immediately. we keep the overhead low with the food cart paying monthly rent every month. we can offer affordable prices to students. >> jesse hopes to take it from campus to campus. how about that? >>> something we learn as young children, how to tie our shoes. >> but turns out we're tying them all wrong. really? >> now there'

. >>> the philadelphia parking authority's parking ap named meter up is no more. the ap was phased out at midnight. those two depend on it will have to use the kiosk. meter up was administered by a company called pango which the ppa said is having financial trouble. parking authority is working to find another ap provider hopefully by the summer. >>> a new food truck set up shop on the campus of temple university. but a quick bite is not what's on the menu but gig bites are. repair you, a mobile phone repair cart is coming to the rescue of temple students and staff on the corner of 13th and norris. when the worse happens to your phone, they it on the spot. jesse founded it out his dorm room >> students don't have money and need phones fixed immediately. we keep the overhead low with the food cart paying monthly rent every month. we can offer affordable prices to students. >> jesse hopes to take it from campus to campus. how about that? >>> something we learn as young children, how to tie our shoes. >> but turns out we're tying them all wrong. really? >> now there'

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students are fighting to continue using ap transit buses. >> we have three kids at three different schools. most families down to them live close enough, so a lot of kids will end up not being able to attend the schools they want to and be forced to go to the neighborhood schools that don't offer the academic rigor that they need. >> i hope that i can be a good spokesperson for all those people that live in the flatter areas of oakland, who really rely on the bus. >> reporter: tonight, ac transit is having a board meeting to discuss whether they will keep providing services to students who attend skyline high school, manteo middle school and skyline elementary school. it's a bus 1600 out of 2500 students take every day. some parents have put out a letter to ac transit and they are encouraging others to sign it, explaining that their students already pay to use the bus.>> if this route goes away, other buses stop near the school but not right in front of them. >> we are about the business of education. a silh transit is about transportation. >> reporter: a few years ago, the state changed h

and they could not get the votes open ap work with us to keep the lights on. we stand ready and committed. and we will continue to say there will be no ball and the president its backing off from the wall. want to see the bill itself it pertains to border ecurity. so-called border enhancement and the president ace backing off of the ball. and he said he is going to build a beautiful wall and 10 five hire. that will not be built. there is no appetite and to not want to see that wall ever built. he the four appropriators, their epublicans and and counter parts continue to work. and which will have a clean bill nd move forward. >> and maybe i hope he does break and stops attacking the affordable care act because it is hurting our americans. he will continue to keep his efforts to destroy it. but they control it. and don't have some add money to the c.r. this is not about new money but and keeping money running i have to tell you. my republican colleagues. the instability they will create will bemon you mean tall and see the extension of medicaid and the states th

and they could not get the votes open ap work with us to keep the lights on. we stand ready and committed. and we will continue to say there will be no ball and the president its backing off from the wall. want to see the bill itself it pertains to border ecurity. so-called border enhancement and the president ace backing off of the ball. and he said he is going to build a beautiful wall and 10 five hire. that will not be built. there is no appetite and to not want to see that wall ever built. he the four appropriators, their epublicans and and counter parts continue to work. and which will have a clean bill and move forward. and now have insurance where they were denied. let's be clear about this. republican led lawsuit that led it to the halting of these payments so far. the lawsuitalt right now. let's be clear. i seem to the american people know who is standing for the affordable care act. >> and maybe i hope he does break and stops attacking the affordable care act because it is maybe the one promise he will continue to keep. control it. and don't have som

it's been around more than ape century. i'll tell you what chances of breaking that record are and when showers could return to the forecast. >> big news for bad bradley cooper. what we're learning about the new addition to his family when it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark. kalahari resorts & conventions book your african adventure now! >> all right heads up for drivers first phase of road closures in effect around the art museum ahead of the 2017 nfl draft. spring garden westbound is closed pennsylvania avenue and two right lanes at eakins overruleal in front of art museum steps are closed to screws with build a draft stapling and for more information on additional closures go to cbs philly come. >> and dogs and cats rescued are make thiring way to our area with hope ofs of one day finding a new home. more than 200 cats and dogs were thrown in from operating breathing room. 56 of those animals made way to brandy win spca in west chester county and staff welcomes them with on arms. >> when we

a company memo obtained by ap shows gate agents can offer $2,000 up from previous maximum of $800.pervisors can offer $9,950. that just might convince me. >> if i was offered $10,000, i will stay as long as you want me to. i'm not coming home. there you go. cnbc's landon dowdy, thank you. >>> ahead "fast & furious" shatters a box office record. >>> "snl" takes on west wing rivalry. you're watching "early today." ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, to

it's been around more than ape century. i'll tell you what chances of breaking that record are and when showers could return to the forecast. >> big news for bad bradley cooper. what we're learning about the new addition to his >> all right heads up for drivers first phase of road closures in effect around the art museum ahead of the 2017 nfl draft. spring garden westbound is closed pennsylvania avenue and two right lanes at eakins overruleal in front of art museum steps are closed to screws with build a draft stapling and for more information on additional closures go to cbs philly come. >> and dogs and cats rescued are make thiring way to our area with hope ofs of one day finding a new home. more than 200 cats and dogs were thrown in from operating breathing room. 56 of those animals made way to brandy win spca in west chester county and staff welcomes them with on arms. >> when we have extra space we want to help wherever we can. they would not have had this without us. >> the journey has still just gun. brandywine spca

what is the president saying to ap next week, the information is next week or soon after. so that's one thing that's going on. and the other thing, you heard the cameras and the video of the president signing three executive actions. one is the executive order which is ordering a review of tax regulation and tax policy put in place at the end of the obama administration, 2016. it's everything from 2016, but what you and i would pay attention to are tax inversions, regulations put in place to keep businesses from moving offshore to take advantage of better tax deals offshore but getting a break in the united states by not paying taxes. that's part of what's under review. burdensome bungling that goes on when you and i fill out taxes. the referendum, an attack on dodd-frank whether or not the federal reserve should have the regulatory authority to take down a mega bank that is failing. remember wachovia, we had to bail out citibank to the tune of 80+ billion. might be hard to lose that one. liz: adam, thank you very much. not all bankers are really believing this. we've got

. >> let me ask you each about this interview that he gave with the ap. there were a lot of important things in there. of course, as we all know, both of you included, it is no secret that donald trump likes to brag about his ratings. here is what he said about his ratings. dickerson, the host, had 5.2 million people, it's the highest for deface the nation, it's the highest since the world trade center. since the world trade center came down. it's a tremendous advantage. comparing his ratings to those from the world trade center that he's proud these are the best sense then, does that give you pause? >> the president is talking about television ratings? there's lots of things. there's a 40-plus page view interview. in the interview the president said we're not after the dreamers. we're after the bad guys and criminals. there's lots and lots of content in this interview with the ap that i think should be highlighted and he's talking about ratings. i wouldn't put too much on that. >> i guess i would say that given it's ten days after sean spicer made an ina

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you can track the changing forecasts on our ap, nbcbayarea.com. click on the weather tab to access live radar and get your personalized forecast. >>> new at 11:00, a high school teacher is in trouble again. this time the charges are more serious. she's accused of having sex with a 17-year-old student. ry and nan lane turned herself in yesterday. she's an english and special needs teacher at bnicia. the teenager she's accused of having a relationship with admitted to stealing items and putting them inside lane's car with her permission. it was then detectives discovered lane was having an inappropriate wroip that boy. >> from running for fun to running to save herself, a jogger in snow ma says a man tried to rape her on a popular trail yesterday on the sonoma overlook trail. nbc bay area's jean kill i has more on the search for the suspect. have they made progress? >> reporter: investigators say homeless people live in the hills behind the trailhead and they're reaching out to those encampments hoping to identify the suspect. people who use this tr

the other ap report you cited. there was another report about the same time that said the russian air force bombed a hospital where some of the victims were being treated just to cover up some of the chemical weaponry being used. this is what i've been saying for a long time. when you start peeling away this onion and there is more and more going on in more foreign policy, more people are willing maybe to heighten the rhetoric, you are jumping into scary places. that is why sean spicer's comment today about a barrel bomb had to be walked back quickly. no, no, that's not where we are going. you're basically telling the world there is more coming. assad is not going to stop bombing his own people. here is the question, is the geneva convention your redline? the geneva convention clearly states you cannot bomb hospitals and schools and that's been going on for really long time. >> bob: there's a number of treaters and conventions that they are not supposed to use chemical weapons as well. >> eric: keep chemical weapon

is investigating and a warning from the cdc to leather hospitals ape patients >> once it was discovered it could and should have been prevented. >> reporter: lawyer michael barnett hoist representing bob and others is filing lawsuit against makers of the device and penn health. they knew equipment was dangerous ant didn't do anything to protect patients. >> we think this is outrageous because it was clearly preventable. our clients and other patients who are exposed to tremendous risk, totally unnecessarily. >> he was in the sports. >> reporter: for bob he is worried about his seven year-old son not knowing if he will ever recover, ever be able to be the kind of dad that he wants to be. >> it breaks my heart. he is a great kid. >> now a spokesperson for penn health says equipment in question has in the been used there for two years and add they cannot comment on pending litigation. i'm told more lawsuits are expect. >> more to come stephanie, thank you. >>> pennsylvania's attorney general josh shapiro filed charges over an organize crime ring that he says rented out fraudulent license p

even on ap tests.en students in high school, take more than half the ap te tests, there are only 20% taking the computer science ap test. it's a long-term problem. >> it is and doesn't help when you've got headlines and leaders treat women the way they do in some of these organizations. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> follow that, dow's up ten. over to headquarters and the half. >>> welcome to the halftime report. top trade this hour, the note heard around wall street. while morgan stanley says stocks are being turbo charged. with us, joe, steven, josh brown and live from toronto today, kevin o'leary, the chairman of o shares etfs. begin with the call. the s&p 500 could have anoth

her fascinatingfascn book, eleanor, the love affair that shaped the first lady.ickox hicks was famous ap write who covered eleanor and became close. they became lovers and more than that she shaped -- she helped shape and guide eleanor. and finally, lisa napoli, a journalist who, while on assignment for kcrw here in los angeles, happened upon a great statue by paul conrad, the fameous cartoonist, paul conrado it's right across the street from rand and it was saved from a huge contribution from an anonymous source. the source was joan kroc, the wife of ray. and -- she tells the story of a marriage. i wrote this out because it -- this wasn't really the woman, as i said, behind the man. it was like a whole bunch of women. how do i phrase this. i want to know in reading your>> book i got the idea that he was also influenced greatly by his association with the leaders of the women's suffrage movement, as influences bid the here's leaders of the women's suffrage movement. who are largely white, middle class and upper class people. could you tell us about how that influence worked. >> okay. whi

a dc company says there's an ap for that. >> that ap works hand-in-hand with technology that provides data and analytics about who is and isn't present at a job site. >> the reader activateses the antenna. >> i wouldn't want to wear a bar code if that were >> reporter: why >> i would like -- i like my employers to have trust in that i'm going to do my job and be wear i need to be and not have to track me a bar code >> do they have people sneaking out of work and that's why they're putting this in? is this the best way to deal with that >>. >> reporter: for some it may seem like big brother always watching >> the reality is the value of data quickly overwhelms any fear of the data being used improperly. >> reporter: but the company said it doesn't focus on tracking what each individual employee is doing every hour of the day >> they're not here for other reasons, it could be for a permit or they won't have a trade permit so it would be illegal for them to be on job. >> reporter: he provides the big picture and works as a communications tool betwee contractors and sub contractors. every

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>> well, i just... you had to and it's the one thing the ap does the best. i mean, it kind of sort of balanced balanced reporting and neutral language. when the cubans would get upset with our reportage, which happened occasionally, it was usually because of the tone, or because... or if there was an error of fact. i mean, if there was error of fact we always corrected, obviously. but the tone seemed to really kind of be a key... a key problem for them. >> hinojosa: now, a lot of americans, you know, are like, "well, what do you mean, the cubans would get upset?" so you actually... you'd get a phone call, and they would say things like, "ms. snow, we need you to come down to the press center, because we need to talk about that last piece you wrote." >> yes. they call that a convocatoria. >> hinojosa: there's a name? >> yeah, you were convoked. >> hinojosa: you were convoked. >> to come down and have a chat about your story. >> hinojosa: and they'd have your story in front of them. >> they'd have your story, and they'd have it, you know... >> hinojosa: highli

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i'm glad to hear you affirm how sexist the ap was because it was definitely that in the 1930s and i quote her in my book talking about how angry she was about getting assigned to triple-a-- trivial stories and she said sometimes it makes me savage. hick was full of indignation, full of feeling, full of empathy , but she did fight to cover the big stories and at first she didn't even want to cover eleanor. she wanted to cover fdr, but then she began to perceive the eleanor roosevelt was not an ordinary first lady and she wasn't going to have to just right for the women's page about eleanor roosevelt because eleanor had a much more serious message and was a much more serious person and that was the beginning of the relationship and she had been at the top of ap and had written about the lindbergh kidnapping, for instance, kind of the big stories, the front page of stories and in 1932 she met eleanor. she knew eleanor little bit from the years of her being the governor's wife in new york, but she really really got to know her when she was covering the fdr campaigned in 1932 and they began to

even on ap tests. women students in high school, take more than half the ap te tests, there are only 20% taking the computer science ap test. it's a long-term problem. >> it is and doesn't help when you've got headlines and leaders treat women the way they do in some of these organizations. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> follow that, dow's up ten. over to headquarters and the half. >>> welcome to the halftime report. top trade this hour, the note heard around wall street. while morgan stanley says stocks are being turbo charged. with us, joe, steven, josh brown and live from toronto today, kevin o'leary, the chairman of o shares etfs. begin with the call. the s&p 500 could have another 15% on the whereupon upside. jim, what tung b about this. 12 month base case, s&p 500 target. 2700. it's a bold call. the number that i quibble with is 12 months. i think that's more of a 24 month figure. for that to happen within 12 month, you've got to see a lot of clarity on trump's policies. particularly tax

>> terrance mckenna has a theory called the stone to ape hypothesis.ey ate psychedelic mushrooms and it made certain senses like hearing, sight and sound, that that was the catalyst that hurled us into language. that is a singularity. kennedy: reading more about psychedelics, i think that will become a more acceptable thesis in the coming decades. i know you are interested in the technological singularities. if we become more machine than human, will we continue to evolve? >> i think the speed at which we evolve will evolve. there is a school of thought, the cognitive philosophers, they e the paper called the extended mind thee tess. we need to change how we think about technology. get over what they call our skin back bias. which is the assumption we end at our skin tissue. part of our thinking on the page when we write stuff down. kennedy: will it still be considered evolution if there is not a biological process accompanying it? >> i think so. technological evolution is the next phase. he called it theth kingdom of life. kennedy: i know people who a

[applause] and we want ap: country that celebrates family, celebrates community and creates a safe and loving home for every child, every child. that is what we want. [applause] trump: earlier this year, i met with a remarkable group of leaders. women entrepreneurs from all across the country. they started their businesses from nothing and have grown them into successful enterprises that employ hundreds and even thousands of people. just think of what our country could achieve if we unleashed the power of women entrepreneurs nationwide to read -- nationwide. think of that. [applause] as a man, iump: stand before u.s. president, but if i was not president, i would not be happy to hear that statement. it would be a scary statement. because there is no way we can compete with you. i would not be happy. [laughter] [applause] i would not be: happy. one of the business owners i met , lisa phillips, used to be homeless. she is now the owner of an event planning company and she pays homeless youth for good paying jobs. she had a message for all of us. as she put it, this is a country of chance

the president telling ap it's happening. both for individual taxes and for corporate taxes. the market wants it. the market needs it. you're seeing the market repair some of the losses we saw earlier in the session down just 8 points right now. but, you know, there's skeptics out there that say the timing of this is just nearly impossible because you have to get health care reform done first. should the president put aside health care reform and focus on taxes right now? which is going to have the bigger impact on all of us and our economy? former governor mike huckabee is here, and he's breaking it all down for us. the intel with the governor is t why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection

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reporter: we have a new ap poll florida ays that the wall is strongly opposed to the america cadge public, do you think there is going to be any funding for the wall in the new plan or what is your sense on that? he ms. pelosi: i certainly hope not, because i think the wall is ineffective and immorality and insult to our hemisphere and i hope we don't have that. do we have the responsibility to protect our borders, yes every country does. an we do that using technology and customs and the authority, sure. so i would hope they wouldn't try that. because as you said that, the american people don't support it, and maybe they should go -- texas, er state which i was there two weeks ago, and again and again, i have been there, over the years, take one community with the border. it's about commerce, community, families, education, the environment, so many things. so to put a wall there is an insult and ineffective insult at that. reporter: do you think susan rice was legal --? ms. pelosi: susan rice has authority in this subject. what is weird is the president of the united states with no infor

here's the slack jawed ap lead and their story a bit. quote, carlos munoz helped defeat the office's decision to sit out the legal action against trump university. now the president is naming him to be the top lawyer in the u.s. education department. ap reported last year that bundy personally solicited a $25,000 political continue baugs from trump as her office was weighing how to respond to questions from the orlando sentinel about whether she will join new york attorney general iraqshire man attorney. just to tidy this up and nest all the dolls properly here, politician, trump sends fat check, illegally. politician says upon further review i'm not suing the trump university scam. politician defends that stunning decision, stunning even at the time, that stunning decision with a pr effort, run out of her office, including talking points for reporters prepared by her chief of staff. and then chief of staff gets awesome new job from trump. as the top lawyer in the department of education because -- honestly, keyword, university. is that

the ap reporting that u.s.ials have concluded that russia knew in advance but as of right now officials who we have spoken to can not confirm that. melissa: wow, a lot to unravel there, jennifer. thanks for working on it for us. we appreciate it. david. david: in the midst of all this secretary of state rex tillerson is heading to moskow right now. fox news's rich edson is live from moscow with the details. is he really walking into a hornets nest there, rich. reporter: he is is, david and secretary of state rex tillerson arrives here in moscow tomorrow he does so with the better part of a week of the united states and russia condemning one another. the latest coming from the white house and press secretary sean spicer who noted the international support the united states has gotten since the attack on syria last week and noting has in its corner, iran, north korea and syri as spicer says, we the united states are on the right side. the white house previewed the message the secretary of state delivered when he

ap this nation, we owe a debt of gratitude that we can't fully repay. you will see one more installment in that debt that we will never be able to pay for those who paid the sacrifice of wearing the uniform and proud and grateful for it. david mentioned a moment ago, my life did not take me on a pathway to wear the uniform. i'm a proud father of a united states marine and it is the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who cares so deeply about our military and about the men and women who have worn the uniform of the united states. [applause] vice-president pence: from the outset of this administration, president trump has been hard at work to keep his promise to rebuild our military and insure that those who are part of the greatest military on earth have access to world class health care. not long ago, the president signed into law the veterans' choice program extension and improvement act moved forward by members of congress to empower veterans to get the care. the american people have seen energetic leadership that

charles: i am going to go back to gerri because i don't think the un needs to have these conversations, apeport about peacekeepers in haiti. it is ugly stuff. we are being abused. >> we put more money into this organization than any other country, we are really paying for this thing. it is on our tab, our watch we need to change it. charles: public and congressman at a rowdy town hall that has taxpayers saying he >> this is a service was know when here pays me. i do it. i am just saying this is a service for me, not a career and thank god this is and how i make a living. >> not sure that is what taxpayers think, mark wayne mullen telling constituents at a town hall the taxes he pays as a small business owner could fund the salary he makes in congress but you found tone deaf. >> a little tone deaf. he got caught out being arrogant in public with a video camera running. it doesn't matter what he thinks of taxes or what he can afford. we pay people a salary for a reason and they literally work for us. he doesn't seem to understand that. charles: i have a spokesman, spokesperson for the congre

ended up meeting this individual through the use of the ap in glen burnie they engaged in prostitutionhe was fired friday after working just over a year by metro police, denied bail by a judge >>> tomorrow neil gorsuch president trump's first supreme court pick will be confirmed over a contentious battle. the supreme court will area several key cases two of which involve gun rights and same sex laws. lauren blanchard reports. >> reporter: now that the senate confirmed judge neil gorsuch to be the next supreme court justice, republicans and democrats are waiting to see how he votes on the bench and how closely he falls in line with president trump's ideas >> the nomination of neil gorsuch of colorado to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. >> reporter: hitting the ground running thursday, the new justice will meet with colleagues to decide whether or not to hear a must be of cases in the fall term but there are still a couple of months left in the current term for the court which ends in june, neil gorsuch fills the conservative seat left vacan