what's interesting about the way ai has accelerated into our lives is that it comes and atkinson price points now and we don't even notice it. going back to 2010-2011, steve jobs put syria at the very heart of the iphone and the hundreds of millions of people use it. hundreds of millions of people use google holder and submits a people use borton. hundreds of people use amazon echo. it just slipped in and so that's one example. ai is underneath the fact that machines can listen to us and understand. there is software that google offers for free called google translate which allows you to give it a document in any number of languages and microsoft has a similar service, and it will give you back a pretty good translation. not perfect but good enough, which is really quite remarkable. remarkable. if you get in a modern car, i have a two-year-old volvo and it has a camera in it that as a high technology inside it. it is able to follow lanes. it's able to make intelligent decisions. cars like the castle have even more ai software. there's a company called mobile eye which is an israeli com

the former home of cheryl atkinson, she was marginalized at cbs and stonewalled. they would not show a lot of her investigative journalism into president obama and his administration. is that agenda driven? now they produce a package, although prominently displaying their dishonesty, bias and total hypocrisy here for every viewer to see. ted's interview with me he was not about substance or getting my real opinion. the story was written long before he walked into this studio here at fox. i was just used as a prop to advance his narrative which is why only one minute and ten seconds out of the 45-50 minutes was actually used. in other words, it was one minute and that is the one minute that fit into their narrative. that is edited fake news. by the way, other networks played the same game and have for many years. now it's time to expose this for what it really is. i have the ability to fight back. cheap shot attacks in the name of journalism all to advance their bias agenda. what tied with really asking was this -- our opinion shows bad for america? he thinks they

i'm bill atkinson from north carolina. and although ipab does not immediate immediate immediately affect hospitals immediately, let me assure you, everything that affects patient, communities, doctorsis, affects hospitals. there's no way around that. that's the reality of how it works. when we first came in the room earlier this meeting you heard a siren. it wasn't an ambulance. if you've been around it enough, you have been around police, fire or ambulance and it was an ambulance. whether ems is going to a call or coming back and someone likely by no choice of their own is receiving aid through medical services. if it was someone treated at the scene and couldn't be released, that person is on the way to the hospital. it could be any one of us in the room. and the question is, are those hospitals available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 dayes a year including in the snowstorm tomorrow that is supposedly going to be here. are doctors available to be in that hospital or to come to that hospital? and you don't know what

i'm bill atkinson, again, from north carolina. although ipab does not immediately affect hospitals theoretically, let me assure you, everything that affects patients, everything that affects communities, everything that affects doctors impacts hospitals. there's no way around that, that's the reality of how it works. you would suggest to you when we first came in the room early in this meeting, you heard a siren. and it was an ambulance, let me asheer you, if you've been around it long enough, you can tell the difference. it was an ambulance. and whether ems was going to a call or coming back from one, someone -- likely by no choice of their own -- is receiving ailed through emergency medical services. and for the most part, unless that's a patient or someone who didn't need to be treated at the scene and couldn't be released, that person's on the way to a hospital. it could be any one of us in this room. and the question is, are those hospitals available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year including in the snowstorm to

doctor bill atkinson comes to us today from north carolina where he is a widely respected as a champion of healthcare change and improvement. he's been a healthcare ceo for over 30 years and most recently the system in raleigh north carolina. i'm going to turn to the expert speakers shortly but i would like to welcome aaron bill who is the opposite of director and counsel for the congressman. he has been a leader of the repeal effort since this became an issue and again this year he is thhe's the primary cosponsorf the house legislation that would eliminate the payment advisory board, so would you please share some of your thoughts with us. >> i have a big pile of business cards in case anybody has questions afterwards. as she mentioned i work for doctor phil roe, the chairman of the doctors caucus and is the sponsor of hr 849 in the congres849 and thecongress whico repeal. doctor louise is automatically and we are working with her on this to make this happen in congress. i want to give a quick shout out to the surgeons because they ask that our boss put together a post that went live t

with us now is david atkinson, head of any fracturing at lowest bank.er if the number doesn't seem a little low to you. only 30% consider brexit the biggest challenge? >> i think we need to be mindful of that the u.k. automotive industry is a significant part of the manufacturing economy and with over 2000 businesses in the supply chain, investing heavily to develop new products and services, i think the innovation and the desire to find new markets overseas, around 77% from the report said they were looking for new opportunities, they are just trying to develop their agility and find new ways of securing new opportunities for themselves, so as always, heading off the headwinds and the agility as we have done for many, many years in this fabulous sector. matt: is the drop in the pound, david, is that a boon to manufacturers in the u.k., or is it making things more difficult as imported components become a bigger part of their cost? david: i think there is two sides to that coin. if you are a net importer, obviously with the devalue asia in the sterling,

it just so happened this was the richard atkinson program, the people studying 8036. he was a carrier. some point some point yet gotten this virus. there was make education program. they told him what this virus is, how it affects people. they told him about setpoints and about leptin, how leptin effects that. after reading all of this this patient named randy felt so empowered. he finally understood his pat buchanan as to why all this problem. it's a great case of knowledge of power knowing that. he does all bunch of things. he puts a lot of effort, this program wa is different in thatt wasn't -- he attributes part of that to success. i love vinny says agape to conflict look at what you did wrong. this one is like let's talk about what's going on and what you need to do. he felt very empowered about it so we felt more emboldened to cut his calories, more to exercise more. he also had gastric bypass surgery. he became very determined to undo everything that happened to them. even that in itself wasn't something that fixes a problem. he still is very diligent now about

cheryl atkinson, author of "the smear." mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the medicallist."h all the mockery rachel maddow is getting, did she mishandle this story? >> i think so. i like her and her show is entertaining. but when you are not going to report the news you get in a fair way or realistic way. it hurts your credibility. howe. howie: rachel maddow is really smart, she got 4 million viewers for the show. but this was not handled as a straight news story. >> donald trump is the first presidential candidate in modern history not to release his tax returns. it turned out to be favorable news for donald trump. he makes a lot of money and pays a lot of money in taxes. but it's very news worthy that we have this and it's not illegal to publish these reports it's illegal to leak them. it's a felony up to five years in prison. but publishing is not leaking. howie: msnbc was putting aught a story that ended up being favorable to the president. >> after the break, after the break. howie: don't go away, stay tuned. coming up next. >> 23 minute before we found out donald trump

eastern avenue and resident wood ridge and resident block land and present wood and edgewood and atkinson will get a shot now in terms transportation in the district of columbia. >> new round will carry 1100 passenger as i day and run between 6 and morning and 3 and 7:00 in the afternoon. >>> all right. 5:18 now a live look for you outside. sarah, it is officially spring. and we can say it, spring has indeed sprung. >> all right. let's get out to gary mcgrady outside where it is about 52 degrees out there. >> wearing his festive spring tie sdwri like a cherry loss only. >> i tried to find yellow and i went pink. either way would be all right. >> absolutely. >> does that pass the test. >> it does. >> llisten here's the deal we're 12 hours into springtime and started off great. we had a lot of sunshine and thought, okay, we're going for 60. no we didn't get there today. temperatures out there rights now. it's actually cool out. wind down. not a problem. i'm in short sleeves here and can tell. it's 52 degrees and sarah told you that. and she's our weather helper for the day. gamersburg is 48

joining us now with reaction, jay sekulow and the author of the upcoming book, the smear, cheryl atkinson's daily. you have nbc known as the national bazaar national bazaar conspiracy network. how many years have you known john solomon? >> he has excellent sources and sara carter as well. i do not know the details of their story but i tend to think their reporting is solid. i think we are seeing the result of something that has been going on for quite some time. i argue we have allowed the mainstream news, political operatives and corporate operatives to infiltrate our newsrooms. hiring ideologues as reporters who actually serve a narrative interest rather than seeking to find the facts. >> sean: does clinton foundation donated jay sekulow, george stephanopoulos, is he really objective? watch him in the war room when he was working for bill clinton. he is not objective. he is not fair or balanced. he thinks and acts like he is a reporter. >> yeah. what you have right now is basically result driven news. not news based on facts. i'm a lawyer, i do with facts and evidence. what you have rig

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can't bet a job and just before he comps back to india hegets a job with richard at that kinson -- atkinson and he can't get the virus has to pick a new virus and picks one that has just about the exact same qualities and that virus is 8036 and through it toking it, they determined this actually helps absorb glucose in your -- >> host: a virus? >> guest: it -- hugh your cells work and onceup get the virus you have a little bit more absorption of flew glucose. you producemer fatty moll to alls and the fat cells get bigger. also, it predisposes stem cells to turn into fat cells versus bone cells. 0. >> host: you're make mortgage fat cell snooze make are -- making more fat sells. >> guest: our stem cells can terp turn into bone or fat or all kinds of things. when people go from size six to a size 20 they have -- >> host: with this virus you make new fat cells and fell them with fat. >> guest: yes. eat you're do than someone would doesn't have the virus. there's lot of studies that have been done. ... it hasn't been studied, but knowing this, he kind of connected this together. but he struggled

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as you can see we have a birds—eye view from the perspective of the dean, the very reverend peter atkinsonipping a pancake. they do the race every year, but it was the first time they'd strapped a camera to one of the participants. the teams were made up of clergy, vergers and choristers, all of whom were cheered across the line by some very vocal onlookers. lam i am massively disappointed he has not dipped for the line—up. i am massively disappointed he has not dipped for the line-up. he has his hand out. i wonder if the rule means that the pan counts but do you have to get your chest across? the pan has to count in that race. a real intense face. how many pancakes have you had? 810. all of the same kind? i can't promise i was going to do double figures and then fall short. all suite pancakes. a bit of chocolate spread the net. it's brilliant, i love it. i did actually dropper pancake trying to flip it. did you eat it? 5- second rule? it we nt did you eat it? 5- second rule? it went in the bin. good morning everyone. newcastle's push for an instant return to the premier league was given a

hugh grant, kyra, colin firth ch and atkinson are expected tod to rernrn.m to natalie.. the short sequel will give us aa look at where many of theany te characters from the hit film are now. the short is actually beinglly b filmed for the uk charity comic relief which benefits benefits organizations i wases from the h world. >> isn't that a term limit forim being prime minister?iniste >> maybe he got out of office oc and then ---- >> came back. .> came back in who knows? we'll see.ee >> i'll go with it.h it. >>> a lot of attentionttti surrounding the new beattie anda beast movie on the co-star joshj gad and his apparently gay character, emma watson has a has little controversy of her own. she got backlash over van nat nt fair photo shoot for a photo wew scholl you. y we cropped it because the photoo shows little more skin than we w usually do here on good dayood d depend owing want day you watchw it showed her in an open wide jacket with nothing underneath. the scandal. snd several people criticized emmadm saying she be trade her feminisn values by revealin

frankly what we have to do smart doing what cheryl atkinson and others talking about how they were beingk about the real issue. stuart: quickly, netflix, brand new all-time high. i think it is above 145 right now. that is netflix charging ahead, 5.61 newll-time high. >>> we have this for you. socialist professor caroline hellman, said successful people should pay up, i think she said, 60, to 80% should be the effective tax rate. my next guest to our next guest would be what would that do to our economy? >>> meanwhile governor mike huckabee, he has been on twitter mercilessly mocking rachel maddow on her trump tax reveal. he says journalism on cnbc has hit a new low. we'll hear about that from the governor. ♪ whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. 's almost le the virtual reality of businescommunatio. no, it's realy. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get amazon chime at no additional cost. stuart: nasty anti-trump tweet was sent out from mcdonald's this morning. we

. >> atkinson, madden.t horrifyingly dangerous, beautiful fan base on earth. >> yeah. >> the oakland raiders are the nfl. you don't take them to los angeles. you just don't. >> you mean to las vegas? >> las vegas. >> los angeles was bad enough. los angeles was bad enough. you take that team to vegas? >> and there's no way. there's no way -- frank, las vegas is great. >> we are vegas. >> i just don't see the fan base in las vegas being the oakland raider fan base, which is kind of like the hell's angels of fan bases, right? they're unique. >> silver and gold in las vegas. >> silver and black. >> it's the top of the hour, too. >> jets/raiders games. >> welcome back, everybody. good lord. it's tuesday, march 28th. happy birthday, dad. >> chiefs and the raiders in the early '70s, one of the greatest rivalries of all time. >> steelers and raiders. >> you don't remember this. >> he wasn't born them. >> football was football. >> he was watching british soccer premiere league. "new york times," not allowed to watch