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the trump was the last of 5 casinos to give up on atlantic city.icted the end was near for this once booming town. but the boom is back. 2 shirted casinos are reopening this summer. 7 others have stabilized earnings and all were in the black last year. one turned a $300 million profit. high end apartments are under construction and thousands of jobs are waiting to be filled with military veterans getting an extra look since vet unemployment is higher here. >> i hope to get a job in business or accounting. >> and you? >> just open to different possibilities. >> we realize this is our best second chance. we won't get this again. this is an energy in the industry and government realizing we have to make it right this time. >> i like to call it the rebirth. >> the mayor said the key to the come back is making sure locals are involved. >> without employment, you can't have a clean city. without a clean city, you won't have investors interested in coming to the city. >> everybody wants to be in the at bottom. but at the bottom it looks scarey. >> joe is

. >> bernard says cosby raped her in atlantic city in the summer of 1990.y afterwards. >> i'm already going in and out of consciousness and i opened my eye, the room is spinning and i'm dizzy and i see bill cosby's face here and i see his brown chest over here and i was lying on my back and he was on top of me and there was a shaft inside of my vagina pushing. >> afterwards, reeling and traumatized, she says she chose to block it out. >> i made a conscious decision right there to snap, and i totally blocked it out. i know this is hard for people to understand, you know, unless you're a trauma survivor. >> bernard says cosby raped her a second time in las vegas. >> action! >> where he had promised her a meeting with producers for his hit series "a different world." >> when she arrived, she says there were no producers, but there were beverages. >> she said i got you your sparkle apple cider. he says drink up, bernard. drink up. >> she says she passed out. >> when he was raping me and i was telling him to stop, please, no, stop. i was screaming and i remember

statement of inflated as sets to borrow millions and billions of dollars, which he used to build atlantic cityverleveraged himself. i think the reason he's not releasing his tax returns is because he'll show he's not a at the level of success he claims. >> ali, why do you think we have not heard back yet from donald trump? >> part of me wonders if this rises to the part of parties and stuff. clearly, he took lots of steps to mislead people into thinking his fortune was a lot larger than it was, especially in the '80s. the reporter in the article talks about putting value in the number of buildings and property he owns in new york. we have seen this before. the president really going to a lot of great lengths to tell people just exactly how successful he is. and i think that this is just another instance of that. we saw it pop up during the 2016 election, so this is just another instance of the president trying to make it clear in the '80s just exactly how successful he was. >> liz, let me play part of the recording. let's listen. >> okay, what's your first name, by the way? >> john. >> john. >

400 and statement of inflated assets to borrow billions of dollars which eused to build "the atlantic" citynd overleverage himself. >> he wanted to use the forbes list to fraudulently induce people to fund him in ways they otherwise would not? >> that's correct, i think h he did that. >> trevor: this is mind blowing. trump lied to get on to the forbes list. then the forbes list cemented him as a mogul, then he used his mogul status to get to the white house because, remember, his success story wasn't just a minor detail of who he was, it was the very matter of his campaign. >> forbes just came out and said i'm worth 4.5 or $5 billion. i'm really rich. i'm not even saying that to brag. that's the kind of mindset and thinking you need for this country. i'm really a good businessman. i'm so good add bids. ah, you people are going to be so rich so fast, you don't even -- you don't know how rich you're going to be. you're going to go from a debtor nation, it's going to peung, you're going to say, wow, what mapped? we should have asked what peung means, turns out a muslim band. who would have tho

whatever happened to atlantic city? this is "special report." >> ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington. am bret baier. tonight a strike from democrats ahead of any possible resolution to the russian collusion investigation. the party is going to court alleging a massive conspiracy to fix the last presidential election. there was big news on the comey memos and the possibility the former director of the fbi may have broken the law. we start with the democrats on the legal war path and reaction from republicans on that. chief white house correspondent traveled with the president, john roberts. >> the trump campaign is dismissing the lawsuit as a political foy. the democrats claim there is a conspiracy by the trump campaign to throw the election. the democratic party not waiting for the outcome of the mueller investigation. today filing a lawsuit claiming the trump campaign, russia and wiki-leaks hacked dnc servers to throw the election. dnc is seeking millions in damages. the chairman said russia launched an assault on our democracy and found a willing partner in donald trump campaign. it

in getting the russian mob in to casinos in atlantic city? because part of it is, for the actual organized criminals, they need to get their money out of the russian banking system as much as possible. infrastructure is huge purchases. but to the same point, any way to develop business and develop end roads. the government doesn't say go do this crime there, but they don't say, go back to russia. >> atlantic city would seem like a great opportunity back when that took place for the russian mob to go in and get a footprint. >> exactly. >> i wonder if they did. what if they tried to and ran across anybody that was trying to do it? i'm just curious. i'm curious about these things. i love homeland, so i got these questions. >> the next episode, atlantic city. >> by the way, can i just say, damian lewis, billions. wow. >> yes, there's that. i don't watch that. this just in. the house energy and commerce committee announced this morning that facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg will appear in front of the panel exactly one week from today. zuckerberg has

considering donald trump was fascinated with the mob and used to hang around mobsters all the time in atlantic city city. it was very well-known. roy cohn who was his real fixer was a notorious mafia lawyer. so it's surprising to me someone as observant as james comey and someone who worked on mafia cases when he was in the southern district of new york would characterize it that way. i think it's troubling but it's not inaccurate. >> this is for you, scott. comey writes this president is unethical and untethered to truth and values and about personality loyalty. i mean that is scathing. it's hard to believe that we're talking about the president of the united states. but is it fitting? >> well, i mean it's jim comey's view, and i find it, frankly, astonishing we're talking about this tonight given that comey is a material player in an ongoing investigation and not just releasing a book but making allegations like this. i've seen people tonight, former fbi agents, in fact, saying this is possibly running afoul of fbi investigations. i've seen other people saying it's unseemly for a former fbi direc

the casinos and properties in atlantic city, mgm, for example, they will move quickly. from the daily fantasy companies to other casinos, other racetracks in the state, to anybody really. we wrote a story, verizon is looking into it when it is more nationwide, they will get involved. they have the mobile network, directv, etc.. carol: there is a lot of money at stake. what is the estimate? >> the rough estimate for the isunt of money from the u.s. $60 billion per year. they are not going to bring that all over to the regulated market. this reasonable to think could be a $10 billion industry in a couple of years after states pushed their way through it. ,arol: and the politics section one story we are following, scott pruitt is still the head of the epa. taylor: still, because of connections he have with business leaders. >> scott pruitt is the former attorney general of oklahoma. he sued the epa that he now runs. he is seen as the most effective trump cabinet official when it comes to putting in place the pro-business deregulation agenda. he has gotten into a lot of tro

whatever happened to atlantic city? this is "special report." >> ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington.m democrats ahead of any possible resolution to the russian collusion investigation. the party is going to court

the couple earning half a million dollars together in atlantic city. when they returned home.red. the good kicked the girl to the curb and started dating for another girl. she sued for $500,000 in damages. jillian: performance ending in a flop literally. queen bee trying to pick up her sister but stumbled. both girls landing on the floor. they don't care. beyonce is like go with whatever. i still look great. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> police in tennessee on the hunt for a manual they say killed four people inside a waffle house. >> there is a chance ron kings is at large with two other weapons. >> at this point it does not appear likely that mike pompeo can get the that he needs here for becoming secretary of state. >> this as the commander-in-chief is preparing to host french president emmanuel macron. there will be his first state visit. >> we have a -- maverick of the system. >> candace owens was confronted by black lives matter protesters. >> we were oppressed 400 years of history jim crow. you didn't live through and

ask atlantic city bond holders, ask new york bangekers who lost money on trump.are so different because donald trump is no longer a casino tycoon or builder or brander, he's the president. so the consequences and the stakes for the country are in a completely different realm. >> thank you, michael. thank you, frank. when we come back, the president has a lot more to say today about kanye west. why does he react very differently to kanye than some other people of color? jeff and susan are heading into retirement. and market volatility isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they're less concerned with market volatility and can focus more on the things they're passionate about. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. capital one has partneredthing with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend a

the casinos that have properties in atlantic city, mgm, for example, they will move quickly.verything from the daily fantasy companies like draft kings and fan tool to other casinos, other racetracks in the state, to anybody really. we wrote a story of couple months ago -- verizon is looking into it when it is more nationwide. maybe they will get involved. they have distribution, the mobile network, directv, etc.. carol: and there is a lot of money at stake. what is the estimate about how big the market will get? evan: a lot of people have tossed numbers out there, and the rough estimate for the amount of money from the u.s. is $60 billion per year. taylor: illegally. evan: illegally. and they are not going to bring all of that over to the regulated market. it is reasonable to think this could be a $10 billion industry in a couple of years after states pushed their way through it. carol: in the politics section this week, one story we are following -- despite numerous scandals, scott pruitt is still the head of the epa. taylor: most likely because of the connections he has wi

like it's done on the boardwalk in atlantic city.ig news today was the bigly anticipated release of former fbi director james comey's book. in which he paints an up flattering portrait of his former boss. the president is said to be furious about this book because it combines the two things he hates most. criticism, and reading. [ laughter ] the book came out today. it's the number one seller on amazon. local bookstores, kids were lined up at midnight dressed as their favorite characters from the mueller investigation. [ laughter ] the book is damning depiction of a president who seems to do all wrong things and that's a shame. let me have that book there. the president should be doing the right things. if only i could go back in time to show this book to a young donald trump so he could see wh in store for him. and maybe, i don't know, just maybe we could potentially get him to change his ways. oh my gosh. look at this, it worked. we're back in time. [ cheers and applause ] i never imagined this building would still be here. what ye

. >>> it's not a good philosophy for trade or if you go to the trump casino, for example, in atlantic citythough. the real danger, nobody has imposed these tariffs but the real danger is that somebody could actually pull a trigger. >> right. that's what we saw today. this could be a negotiating tactic. might not be. there is a lot of effort to push sarah sanders to pin that down in the briefing today and she didn't really say whether they planned to carry it out. but if they do, then worry is that it is not just these $50 billion worth of goods to start. but that the countries will start going back and forth. china will escalate its tariffs, we would escalate our tariffs and eventually everything exchanged between countries is subject to attacks. it would slow trade down between two enormous economies in the world. >> i want to ask you, last fall, president trump tweeting multiple times, taking credit for a rise in the stock market. businesses looking better than ever with business enthusiasm at record levels. it doesn't just happen. the problem is, it was pointed out at the time. >> you l

he used to go to fights in atlantic city and las vegas. he's a big boxing fan.can see why this would appeal to him. >> do you see hypocrisy after the president went after the most famous black athletes during his presidency, like colin kaepernick. >> colin kaepernick is saying that cops are targeting blacks. nobody does more to protect african-americans in this country than the police. so colin kaepernick is part of the war on cops and is a disgrace. we are talking about the injustice to kaepernick -- >> kaepernick, he's gone after lebron james, steph curry, he's calleded sobs to -- regarding the athletes protesting the national anthem. >> well, you people are so biased. he also has gone after hillary clinton, jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, president trump is a non-discriminating person. nobody is safe from his attacks. >> congressman peter king, good to have you with us. thank you very much. >> ana, thank you. bye, now. >>> coming up, fresh criticism today for fired fbi director james comey. why a republican senator is now taking issue with the timing of comey'

-2000s the time of "the apprentice," the trump business model before owning things, casinos in atlantic city totally changed and it became selling his name. that meant a lot of hotels, apartment buildings, things around the world that say trump on them and people think donald trump owns that, and he doesn't. in many cases he doesn't have anything to do with it, but in some cases he gets paid to manage it. but now there are a lot of people who own those buildings who retain the right to take trump's name off if he becomes popular in those areas. >> well, you cover this every day, president trump said on a campaign trail, when he won, he wasn't going to be part of his business. the sons were going to run it. yet, i follow eric and don junior on twitter, i rarely see them tweeting about is real estate. it's all politics all the time. and they rarely go on fox news. is there a separation between the trump brand and the president? >> well, we haven't seen any evidence that trump the president is reaching out telling people, make sure this person stays at my hotels. you have to remember that eric

statement of inflated assets to borrow billions and billions of dollars, which he used to build atlantic citynd overleverage himself. >> this is an important point. by the way, we're looking at the forbes cover story. and i commend you for being willing to speak out like this. i know you were 25 i believe when this whole thing started. there are many lines of work, including reporters, who if they're conned, they kind of want to leave it alone. so it takes a lot for you to say that you feel that he conned you, and you want to speak out on it. you just made in closing a very important point. you think he was doing this not only for media, which we've always heard about, but you're saying he wanted to use the forbes list to fraudulently induce people to fund him in ways they otherwise would not? >> that's correct. i think he did that. and i think the reason he's not releasing his tax returns is because he will show it is not at the level of success that he claims. >> do you think it's possible he's not even a billionaire? >> i think it's possible he's not a billionaire on a multiple of cash flo

statement of inflated assets to borrow billions and billions of dollars which he used to build atlantic city and overleverage himself. i think the reason he's not releasing his tax returns is because it would show he's not at the level of success he claims. >> okay. that's a pretty bold claim. why do you think we haven't heard from the president? why hasn't he been pushing back on these recordings? >> well, i think he probably doesn't want to open up that box because we don't believe that -- or it's not clear that john barron exists. so who is making these calls on his behalf? i'm sure he doesn't want to get into that. also, it does raise the serious question here about the president's tax returns and what the speculation has been. the reason why president trump has kind of went against years of tradition and not released his tax returns is because there's something in there that he would find embarrassing, and some people have speculated it may be he's not as rich as he says he is. of course, we don't know that until he actually releases them. >> okay. here's another part of the recordings

. >> bngham: let's talk about a specific feature, the megacasino in atlantic city, the former trump tajal. it is not shuttered, not nperating information. why was that ofrest to you? >> we're always hearing these questions about money lauannderg the mueller investigation and so forth. well, the trump taj mahal is a case where there ws allegations, there were record fines given by the federal government for lack ofntrol about money laundering, not once, but twice. in fact, at th trump taj mahal. they were warned and they were warned and they were warned. they eventually got hit with a $10 million fine.el that t you something not jst about the trump taj mahal itself, but really about the trump businesses and how they have worked an how they, you know, when they have been scrutinized often have been able to, yes, they got a record finey and then tept on operating. >> brangham: another one of the epodes you deal with touches on this question that a lot of people have had, which is why does the esident seem so reluctant to criticize russia for his entire year in offaice thus and as you drill

. >> a lot of businesses in the atlantic city area went out of business because they could not sustainhe loss from the monies they couldn't collect from trump. >> how much money is to be collected? >> for us, $1.2 million. >> and for all the contractors? >> i don't know that figure. it's in excess of $60 million. i do not know the exact figure. >> he attacked weak people because he found their weakness and then just exploited it. >> it would be publicity, lots and lots of publicity. >> these are themes from donald trump's business career, and we're charting some of them in the presidency. back then, trump left a trail of unpaid contractors and business partners alleging really a type of fraud through billing. today, scott pruitt accused of dealing out pay raises that the career professionals opposed as well as taking in kind donations from lobbyists and trying to hide it. in business, donald trump often would like to talk about using people for their expertise and sometimes extracting whatever value he could from them. >> you take their advice. you pay them for their brilliance in some

ask atlantic city bond holders, ask new york bankers who lost money on trump. difference, as i said before, of course, is the stakes are so different because donald trump is no longer a casino tycoon or a builder or brander, he's the president. so the consequences potentially and the stakes for the country are in a completely different realm. >> thank you, michael. thank you, frank. appreciate having you on. when we come back, the president has a lot more to say today about kanye west. why does he react very differently to kanye than some other people of color? i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave every time. invented in boston, made and sold around the world. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. at&t provides edge-to-edge intellige

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compromised the new jersey casino regulators repeatedly as a casino owner in atlantic city. he got them to look the other way. when he got caught in sales tax fraud, he went to the authorities and ratted out over people to protect himself. he had two income tax fraud trials which he lost which hardly anybody knows about. and his history has always been that he could use his political connections and pressure to shut things down. with robert mueller's team and now his own appointee in manhattan, he is discovering that he isn't able to do that. >> yeah, you've got to be imagining, andrea, that a lot of the trump work, business and the president's business are now in the hands of the fbi. >> well, it certainly looks like that. and, you know, the last time i was here, we were talking about the subpoenas into the trump organization. this is something that has clearly caught the attention of the special prosecutor. were there crimes committed? was there something in the relationship with russia? something about the way the money worked that was illegal? and these were the deals th

think they'd have that kind of self-reported.there were reports in 1968 host: of a robbery in atlantic citynew jersey at a .iss america competition, 1969 miss america was going to be crowned in september of 1968. miss illinois was the winner. portion ofshare a how nbc news covered thus, september, 1968. ho, beauty pageant has got to go. >> organized several groups to protest the miss america pageant as a symbol of societies exploitation of women as sex objects. it's popular. s name is as colorful as red stockings. new feminist, women for women.they are addicted to acronyms lf, women's liberation front. ♪ pros that's full nbc new -- news program airing on real america following this program. you can get more information on our website, c-span.org. if you heard what was happening in the late 60's-early 70's, what were your thoughts? bra burningieve the itself is an urban myth. i think it was a very clever, performance if you will stage, -- if you will, staged at miss america. to throw bras out the trash can is a visual sign of women's opposition to things like american pad -- the america page

this took place in atlantic city, new jersey, at a miss america competition.he was going to be crowned in september 1968. miss illinois was selected as the winner. how nbc news covered this, september 1968. >> the women's liberation movement organized several groups to protest the miss america pageant as a symbol of society's exploitation of women as sex objects. it is a popular protests. proliferate. there are names in colorful stockings and roses. women for women, older women liberation. they are addicted to acronyms. wlf for women's liberation front. ♪ host: that full program airing on c-span3's reel america following this program. deborah, as you heard what was happening in the late 1960's and early 1970's, what are your thoughts? in a trashras can is a very visual sign of women's opposition to things like the miss america pageant. if you think, it is a beautiful way to organize a protest. it got a lot of attention, it was very visual and it worked. i think it really galvanized women to get out there and focus is silly.ng that it is a beauty pageant. not s

this took place in atlantic city, new jersey, at a miss america competition. 1969 miss america was goingbe crowned in september 1968. illinois, judith ford, the winner, but i wanted to share with you a portion of how nbc news covered this, september 1968. [video clip] >> the women's liberation movement organized several groups to protest the miss america pageant as a symbol of society's exploitation of women as sex objects. it is a popular protests. the groups proliferate. as associations. there are names in colorful stockings and roses. new feminist, women for women, older women liberation. they are addicted to acronyms. wlf for women's liberation front, and others. ♪ host: that full nbc news program airing on c-span3's reel america following this program. you can get more information on on our website at c-span.org. deborah, as you heard what was happening in the late 1960's and early 1970's, what are your thoughts? guest: first of all, i do believe the burning itself is another urban myth. it was a very clever performance, if you will, stage to protest at miss america and throw bras i

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>> he had partners when he first went into the atlantic city market who were mobbed up. one of his partners was a bag man for the scarfo crime family of philadelphia and another one of his partners was a labor rack tear from new york. we know fast-forward decades later, the trump soho felix seder was a career criminal. intersectioned with organized crimes are not novel to the president. the second thing to remember about him, is, he's macho and he loves the rituals of threat and malis and menace and he's fascinated by the rituals of the mob. >> i want to get natasha in here on the plip side of this. james comey gets a lot of credit for some things. he gets credit for the famous going to john ashcroft, the ill attorney general's bedside to stop the white house at the time, the george w. bush white house from trying to get him to sign off on warrant is wiretapping. he gets credit for that and some statements he's made on race and policing. what a lot of particularly democrats hold against him is the fact that he did intervene in the election in 2016 coming out 11 days befo

city. a breeder shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean on the airline from kansas city to san antonio. the woman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portland. atlantic ocean -- again, the name of the dog -- ended up in los angeles. >> looking at the dog and realizing this does not look like the dog in the picture. you should know where the dog is. it's like baby can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure pets don't get lost. >> atlantic ocean is expected to arrive in san antonio this afternoon. american airlines says it's still investigating. they believed they shipped the dogs as they got them and could be a mix-up from the breeder or whoever dropped off the dogs. the woman said american airlines told her they admitted to the mistake. doesn't matter you didn't hear anything after i said after i said the name atlantic ocean. >> what is going on with dogs and planes in the country. >> atlantic ocean. >> model 3, many frustrated with the preorder process. supposed to be first come, first serve. hundreds lined up outside of tesla sho

that are my constituents, working at the technical center in egg harbour township, which is at atlantic city airport, are forced to make preparations in case they have to shut down. just so everybody understands, when we do an extension, we generally don't act on it until the last minute. these dedicated employees, these engineers and these laboratories, that only exist at this tech center, are forced to stop their work and prepare for a shutdown. it costs a tremendous amount of dollars each time we do this. hopefully with the passage of this bill, whether he be able to avoid that. -- we will be able to avoid. that h.r. had also provides long-term authorization of the f.a.a. which will allow to us avoid these shutdowns and threats of shutdowns. this means that the important safety projects will be able to move forward without inefficient starts and stops and they come without any hesitation. as we've seen in the past. most importantly, f.a.a. employees, included again the dedicated employees of my tech center, now, just keep in mind, this is the premier facility in the nation for safety, sec

his casinos were among the first to fail in atlantic city because while his competitors were investing profits. donald would just say just patch it up, and he would just pull cash out as fast as he could. and economic theory says those businesses that are the least capitalized will be the first to fail, and his were among the first to fail. it's important to understand that there is not now and there never has been one scintilla of verifiable evidence that donald trump has ever had a billion dollars. when i broke the story in 1990 that he was not a billionaire, he went around for four months calling me a liar, and then he had to put into the public record his babser's assessment of -- banker's assessment of his net worth which happened to be -290 million. as i wrote in the philadelphia inquirer, you are probably worth more than donald trump. [laughter] he's going to operate the same way in government. there is no long-term strategy and policy, i want the u.s. government to go in that direction. you look at all of our previous prime ministers, and all of them, i believe -- presidents, a

think they'd have that kind of self-reported.there were reports in 1968 host: of a robbery in atlantic cityersey at a .iss america competition, 1969 miss america was going to be crowned in september of 1968. miss illinois was the winner. portion ofshare a how nbc news covered thus, september, 1968. ho, beauty pageant has got to go. >> organized several groups to protest the miss america pageant as a symbol of societies exploitation of women as sex objects. it's popular. s name is as colorful as red stockings. new feminist, women for women.they are addicted to acronyms lf, women's liberation front. ♪ pros that's full nbc new -- news program airing on real america following this program. you can get more information on our website, c-span.org. if you heard what was happening in the late 60's-early 70's, what were your thoughts? bra burningieve the itself is an urban myth. i think it was a very clever, performance if you will stage, -- if you will, staged at miss america. to throw bras out the trash can is a visual sign of women's opposition to things like american pad -- the america pageant.

. >> someone out of atlantic city or a fixer inside deutsche bank, i don't know who it is, but -- yeah boss, use a 4 club and you can fire mueller. >> definitely. >> it's wrong. it's wrong. also, they can't fire mueller. the president can't fire mueller. if he does, then it will be appealed to the united states supreme court most likely and the court will reverse it, making matters much worse. but mika, let's look at what happened yesterday. >> yeah. >> i think it was an important day. we criticized republicans for not saying enough, standing up to the abuses of power and the incoherent statements of policy that the president makes or the violation of constitutional norms, but let's look at what happened yesterday. if the president wanted to go after rosenstein and then get mueller out, we have a poll out showing now -- they've been going in this direction for a long time, almost 70% of americans say they want robert mueller to finish his investigation. only 12% of americans, only 1 in 10 americans want -- 13%, want robert mueller to be fired. that's an extraordinarily low amount. the

city. a breed er shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean -- take that in, that is the dog's name, on the airlinem kansas city to san antonio. the woman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portland. atlantic ocean -- again, the name of the dog -- ended up in los angeles. >> looking at the dog and realizing this does not look like the dog in the picture. you should know where the dog is. it's like a baby. it can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure pets don't get lost. >> atlantic ocean is expected to arrive in the right city of san antonio this afternoon. american airlines says it's still investigating. but it's saying they believed they shipped the dogs as they got them and it could have been a mix-up from the breeder or whoever dropped off the dogs. however, the woman said american airlines told her they already admitted to the mistake. >>> tesla customers finally getting invites to order model 3. according to media partner, many are frustrated with the preorder process. invites were supposed to be first come first serve. hundreds lined

a breed er shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean on the airline from kansas city to san antonio.oman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portland. realizing this does not look >> looking at the dog and realizing this does not look like the dog in the picture. you should know where the dog is. it's like a baby. it can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure pets don't get lost. >> atlantic ocean is expected to arrive in the right city of san antonio this afternoon. american airlines says it's still investigating. but they believe they shipped the dogs as they got them, and it could have been a mix-up from the breeder or whoever dropped off the dogs. but the woman who has been dealing with us said american airlines told her they had already admitted to the mistake. >>> 6:49 now your morning money report. a new bill introduced in state assembly would let california set prices for health care services. >> san jose assembly man, the measure would establish independent commission that would set rates. supporters say it would help

city. there is the system across the southeast moving up towards mid-atlantic and 64 in new york city.to be hot, hot, hot in phoenix. 96 today. gerri: that sounds nice. i would go for that. cheryl: thank you so much. >> nice to see you both. a quiet place continues to make noise at the box office. >> promised me. >> i promise. cheryl: you've got that one and some other big winners to tell you about. why does netflix want a theater chain? really interesting what they want to do. after the 202-point drop for the dow. we are in the red. not as red as other markets have experienced the last two weeks. s&p and nasdaq slightly lower as well. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get their kids off of too much social media and computers, and then we have parents who would only hope their children have access. middle school is a really key transition point, right. the stakes start changing. students begin to really start thinking about their futures. what i like about verizon's approach is that it's not limited to just givi

jillian: dog named atlantic ocean flew from kansas city, to portland to los angeles.g the mistake when the dog handed her the wrong dog. the breeder who shipped them could have mixed them up. >> you should know where the dog is it's like a baby. he can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure that pets don't get lost. jillian: atlantic ocean is set to finally come home today. i am trying to imagine atlantic ocean, come here. [laughter] todd: finally the ugly, the wheels were not turning in this guy's head as this pronunciation of one word cost a man $7,100 wheel of fortune jackpot. >> flamingo dance lessons. >> it's your turn. >> flamenco dance lessons. todd: instead of program thatemco dance. instead of program thatenco they went with bird dance video. >> raided the office of president trump's real attorney. >> it's a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a sense. >> hillary clinton, when is her lawyer's office, the aclu would be on every television station in america jumping up and down. >> promising to make a major decision on syria. >> it will be

when they get their hands on a business with the loan sharks his casinos are the first to fail en atlantic citybecause his competitors reinvested profits putting better mattresses or a painted wall with wallpaper he would just pull cash out as fast as he could those that are the least capitalized will be the first to fail and his word. so there is not now or never has been one scintilla of verifiable evidence trump has ever had a billion dollars. when i broke the story in 1990 he was not a billionaire for four months he called me a liar that he had to put in the public record is net worth was minus 290 million why said you are going -- so writing in the choir or are worth more than donald trump.t. [laughter]y there is no long-term strategy or policy.ou if you look at all of the previous presidents and all of them try in the context to do well for the country he is utterly corrupt new york city politician because his president was assassinated when his cronies came down from manhattan he's a gentleman i'm the president of the united states and from him we got the civil service act which is incre

this is our potential snowfall through the ohio river valley into the mid-atlantic on saturday. new york citywo to three inches of snow. it is april and we are over it. connell: totally. lauren: so over it. we are not looking you anymore. >> that's fine. i don't want any more snow either. a lot more coming up this morning including this. a cyberattack shuts down for u.s. gas pipeline companies. how vulnerable is our nation's energy system and what is the government doing to protect it? on a much lighter note, combining two of your favorite trade, east and west. [laughter] s&p futures at 10, nasdaq futures at 37. this should be the third day of game scenario on wall street. connell: fries and donuts? lauren: share. ♪ ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ i'm your phone,istle text alert. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-se

cities tour staff recently visited many sites show getting its history. located in the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the atlantic coast. learn more about asheville all weekend on american history tv. >> while in asheville, north carolina, which is a driving tour of the city with kevin frazier. >> think so much for agreeing to show us around. for somebody who has never been to asheville, we are driving through downtown now. give me a sense of the city. what should they know? >> the city is the only city in the western part of north carolina and as such it is an anchor for this part of the state. the city goes back to the early frontier and i mean the early frontier. we are talking 1700s. not the cowboys type of frontier, but the early european settlers right as the revolutionary war has come to a close. we are going to take a right and this will bring us to pack square. it is the central square of town , it is marked by a monument of the civil war era governor from asheville. this is quite literally the founding spot of the city and geographic center of the city today. >> tell me about the downtown. that is your city hal