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and i to fly them all and we were supplying atlantic city how do supply atlantic city you when you live in new york city or philadelphia they used to send a limousine to pick you up i convinced the atlantic city that you can bring in more customer if you do it within a 500 mile radius rent my jets 500 mile radius. you bring in the suckers. i mean customers. yeah. the you know, you pay us $5,000 for the jet for a round trip. they'll lose $20,000. and everybody's happy. so we went into aviation business week. i, i was a dreamer. we ended up buying an airline. we ended up buying an oil company. we ended up i kept buying in 1986. i did a lot of you, ron pearlman bought pantry pride supermarkets. he ended up selling me the in florida and i gave him the money to help buy revlon. i was there. it happened and marga. yes i'm sorry she's giving the back story the back and it's no reason and and so i ended up with all over florida i ended up with supermarkets all over the virgin islands. i ended up with in new york. and i and we had what do we have and i was stationed in nashville, smyrna, tenness

and she's going to be working in atlantic city on her birthday, and i'm going to go down there and throwapplause that's fan -- that's wonderful >> yeah. >> seth: when was -- when was the last time you went down to atlantic city? >> i -- that's -- that's not relevant [ laughter ] to the story >> seth: because yeah -- >> i was employed in atlantic city a long time ago. >> seth: did you really work - >> no, no, we don't have to talk about this [ laughter ] times are very difficult >> seth: you mentioned new york. and i know you've been living here for years and i would imagine -- >> i don't know why anymore but -- >> seth: as a struggling actor, i imagine you had some bad early new york apartments that you maybe would have taken a deal where you could live in a nicer place till a person died >> yeah, you're not living with somebody waiting for them to die, you're wondering if you're going to die [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> truly i had a landlord once pull a knife on us. >> seth: wow what was the purpose give me his side of the story. [ laughter ] >> i love the fact -- "your honor, who's

from their station in annapolis, their station and curtis bay, the helicopter coming down from atlantic city air station. so this really a response at all levels of government. now, juliette hi, am, i know this is actually exactly your area of expertise. government response risk management, crisis management. can you help us understand how these agencies are working together at this hour and what happens next? >> right? so the focus is on response is going to be led by the coast guard and then local and state officials. so i want to juliet excuse me. let me just interrupt you briefly. i have not yet mentioned that we also heard from the federal bureau of investigation from the fbi that i feel baltimore personnel are on scene. so if you could help us understand their role here too? yeah. >> okay. so there's different pieces. so let's start with a response or responses were hoping that people are still alive. i have to admit i can >> i only want >> it's a low probability event that people would have survived for this long. we just know that. and so relatively quickly that response apparatus, a

to see winds gusting really high. 47 miles per hour in williamsport. 48 in new york city. 47 in atlantic city. and again, could get higher than that as we head throughout the afternoon hours. there are the winds coming down. so we're seeing them really gusty at times. we're also seeing that cold air in place, and that's bringing the snow. because of, that we'red 70s. it's warm too in the south. lots of sunshine in charlotte, raleigh, charleston and miami. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you so much, michelle. >>> down in the florida keys, dozens tested their pucker power at the annual conk shell blowing contest. ♪ >> aspiring conk musicians did their best to dazzle crowds across the women, men, and kids categories. judges evaluated each contestant for duration, novelty and loudness they made. it pays homage to the keys' sea-faring image and old calls for communication. >>> coming up, the new frontier for russell wilson after getting bucked by the broncos. d anwe're back with what's driving up the prices of car ownership. until, i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time

expected throughout the afternoon and evening hours, near 50 miles per hour in albany, new york city, atlantic city, boston, could see winds gusting higher than that, closer to 60 miles per hour in some spots. also dealing with wintry weather, that cold air is setting the stage for some snow. you could see that on radar where you see the blue that is the snow falling. we're going to add to some of the amounts we got over the weekend, mainly in the interior parts of the northeast into new england. because of that we have nearly 3 million in the northeast and new england under winter alerts, we have winter weather advisories in white, winter storm warnings in the pink, that klis for this time of year, some spots below normal. lots of sun in miami and raleigh. that's your monday forecast. >> >>> a move meant to ease concerns about the royal family raising new questions about princess kate. major news agencies pulled a photo released by kensington palace over concerns that it may be manipulated. the photo which we are not airing claimed to show her with her children but the ap says there is an inconsis

station in annapolis and curtis bay and helicopterfrom curtis bay and helicopter from air station at atlantic citythere are also multiple state and local agencies on the scene according to the coastguard. they say also it is unknown at this time if there are any casualties. what we have also heard from them, from the baltimore fire department, they have confirmed as many as 20 individuals may be in the water along with what they say are numerous vehicles and possibly a tractor—trailer. you can see from the pictures there that the road is blocked off, that a major interstate road has been cut off when this bridge collapsed and traffic is being diverted. we are continuing to monitor these scenes which is a developing story is the rescue operation is still under way. simonjones is simon jones is monitoring simonjones is monitoring the story. the big urgency is trying to find the people in the water, isn't it? yes, and particularly as at this time of year the temperature of the water will be around 10 degrees. when someone goes into water they will inevitably share an initial cold shock. then the dang

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looking at isolated areas, boston, new york, atlantic city could see that as we get into the day tomorrowone, picking up isolated amounts up to 4 inches but more widespread amounts an inch to two inches of rain between now and the next couple of days. >>> notice the alerts aren't impressive out west especially compared to last week and the weekend. we have rain and snow into portions of northern california and points north of that. that's where we see the activity focused through the day. rain snow on the table for northern california today and eventually to the northern rockies. by tomorrow, though, rain works into the rest of colorado, bay area down to san diego picks up some additional rainfall and that, of course, they do not need but the good thing we're not looking at this kind of impressive snow totals that we've seen over the weekend for places like lake tahoe. >> that was truly extraordinary. >> incredible. >>> still ahead on "way too early." we'll bring you more on the new supreme court ruling that donald trump cannot be kicked off colorado's primary ballot. we'll bring you the

in the 1980's when he was building in atlantic city, he is borrowing from a list banks on wall street who are going to scrub financials carefully. they didn't do it carefully enough and there were several bankruptcies and many of those lenders lost money. then he went to the public markets which are known for putting some scrutiny in, but maybe not as much. they are not as careful as banks. ultimately, his casino company is a publicly traded entity went bankrupt twice and the stockholders got wiped out. now you have the latest iteration where he's going back to the public markets, now capitalizing on his political supporters who want to be in business with him and on people who like trading meme stocks. some people like going to the casino and others like trading meme stocks. these are not people carefully looking at the financials and figuring out, does this valuation makes sense? do i think this company will be profitable. william: it will be certainly an interesting six months to see how that progresses. on the campaign trail, trump has been talking about what he plans to do if ele

an air station in atlantic city.ulsion as it was leaving the port. crew notified bridge officials they might collide. witnesses describe steel in the water. forming a blockade around baltimore harbor, the ninth largest port in the united states. officials say it may take months to clear that channel, get that wreckage out of there and rebuild. but there is good news. we have just confirmed at least one person, one person has been rescued from the water, taken to the university of maryland shock trauma unit for treatment. michael? >> michael: that is good news, terry. thank you very much. let's go to maryland's transportation secretary who is on the phone with us right now. thank you so much for joining us. can you tell me what you know right now? >> good morning, michael. yeah, basically we're still in an active search and rescue mission. we have every available resource you can imagine from the state, local and federal level helping us do that. coast guard is leading that out in the port. we have tremendous traffic

just ask the stockholders of his atlantic city casinos are the students of trump university or anyone who donated to his now defunct charitable foundation. profiting off false promises and giving nothing in return. it is with donald trump is doing right now. joining me is how speaker emerita nancy pelosi. it's great to see you. thank you for taking the time. there's so much i want to talk to you about. let's start where i ended. you've been ahead of the curve that trump is a con man for a long time. the fact they want to pay his own legal bills despite claiming he is a billionaire feels like it's an in-your-face example. i know your concern is not the republican donors, but are they being duped? >> well, i think it's very clear that trump is a grifter. that is the way it is. integrity which is something we all want to always deepen in politics and government has flown the coop with him. these people who are so happy to give him money to pay his legal fees should be told that is where they are spending money. you know what? it is sunday morning. let's talk about what means something in

by the way, trump has done it before, filing business bankruptcies six times in the '90s on his atlantic citythe 2000s, again on his hotels and casinos, along with trump entertainment resorts. why wouldn't he do it more. brendan buck is a former aide to speakers paul ryan and john boehner and msnbc political analyst, and catherine christian, an msnbc analyst. i want to start with you. would filing bankruptcy get him out of this? >> legally and practically, it would help. then the bankruptcy court takes over. that's why rudy giuliani did it. clearly, politically, it hurts his brand, which is why i'm assuming he's not going to do it. >> when he talked about his past bankruptcies, they were a big talking point during the 2016 campaign. they came up in the debates. hillary clinton said you filed for bankruptcy. you're not a good businessman. he spun that and he said, actually, that proves i was a good businessman because i knew how to use the bankruptcy system to my advantage. he could try to do that again now. why would he not? >> obviously the situation is very different. you just had a court f

mgm sports book in atlantic city actually took the game off the board according to its director.rdinated activity. although the investigation, we're told, is still ongoing. i have been told the fbi has been brought in. we are reaching out to them for confirmation. but one highly placed industry insider told me something here stinks. >> you have a spread that -- shortly before the game in multiple locations at roughly the same time. this is because someone is putting a big that on uab? >> that can happen, if you have a -- come in and make a big that, it will move the line but it is easily explainable. in this case, there was no immediately apparent explanation for why the line moves. what i was told when you have these almost professional gamblers were not following the movement of the line and they are not heading when the line changes, something is on.>>> thank you for watching our lunch. closing bell starts now. >>> welcome to closing bell. we are live from the new york stock exchange. we are beginning with stocks at record highs and what could keep the rally going. this is a b

that's why he went bankrupt in atlantic city. the ability to anticipate risk is what saves businesses from disaster, it saves all areas of life from disaster. he seems surprised that it has come to this. >> yeah, businesses are risk management, banking is risk management, managing money is risk management. he and i were walking ron mar-a- lago in 2005, talking about when he almost went bankrupt in the early 1990s and he said, my father always said, never , personally guarantee any loans, and i made a mistake, i personally guaranteed too much moneynt in the early 1990s, i didn't think it would catch up to me and it did and i learned my lesson and decided to never i personally guarantee alone after that. i later found out he was lying to me in that very moment. i did not know it, but it turned out he personally guaranteed some of the loans on a new building he was developing in chicago, that only cannot a few years later. he goes through searing moments where he almost loses everything he can and has, and says i've learned lessons

that's why he went bankrupt in atlantic city. anticipating risk saves businesses from disaster.t saves all areas of life from disaster. he seems surprised that it has come to this. >> yeah. business is risk management. rankin is risk management. managing money is. him and i were walking around mar-a-lago once talking about when he almost went personally bankrupt in the early 1990s. he said, you know, my father always said, you never personally guarantee any loans. i made a mistake. i personally guaranteed too much money in the early 1990s. i didn't think it would catch up with me. it did. i learned my lesson. i would never personally guarantee a loan after that. i later found out he was lying to me in that very moment. i didn't know it, but it turned out he personally guaranteed some of the loans on the new building he was developing in chicago. that only came out a few years later. so, he goes through these searing moments where he almost loses everything he has, and he says, i learned these lessons. i should've listened to my father. lo and behold, he is doing the same thing.

albany, atlantic city seeing some gusty winds. looking at snowfall as well. it's cold out there.s cold enough to snow in some spots in the interior parts of the northeast. in new england, we're going to see quite a bit of know in some spots. that would be the higher elevations where you see the pinks and some purposes. it's really warm in the middle of the country. we're looking at 60s and 70s. some spots, even 40 degrees above normal. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," the biden campaign releases a new ad in the wake of the state of the union address touching on topics a lot of voters have concerns about, including age. biden takes it head on. we spot it when we come right back. d on we spot it when we come right back when you have chronic kidney disease... ...there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a

atlantic city. i loved usher on roller-skates. that was a nice surprise.l a skill no one knew they had. i knew he could dance. i knew he could sing. i didn't know he could roller-skate. i want to see bruno mars struggling. i want to see lady gaga naming the state capitals. and the commercials were great. a lot of scientology. >> stephen: sure, absolutely. >> john: drilling home the idea of, don't listen to what you've heard about us or read well reported about us. why not give it a try? >> stephen: come on in. don't tell any family members where you are. >> john: they are just holding you back from your greatest potential. and volkswagen going with a nostalgia ad which feels really historically bold. >> stephen: it really does. did they say what year? >> john: if i'm remembering this right, it started in black-and-white. whoa! and they are pulling a blanket off a car. you think, what's this going to be? volkswagen. do you not remember the thing i definitely do? here's the first volkswagen making it to america. and you think mm-hmm, but that's not where it

business, because he was right about what happened to dj t enterprises, a series of casinos in atlantic cityry hard to lose money on the business, but donald trump found a way to do it. is somebody willing to put up $500 million and take the risk that that will appreciate almost immediately once dj t goes public? especially, if they know he's going to be selling shares. even billionaires don't like to lose $100 million or $300 million. they have to really be comfortable taking that kind of risk. >> that is exactly the point. even billionaires, they became billionaires because they are smart, shrewd investors. if one were to do this, it would be public that they bought up these shares, that they then toppled in their face, or if they decided they were going to be the person that was going to put up the bond for donald trump, wouldn't that cause so much scrutiny for this person? wouldn't that have people wondering, what on earth do you need a potential next president to fix for you that you would do something like this? >> of course, stephanie, it would raise those kinds of questions. that is

in the case of rescue swimmers, i know atlantic city launched early this morning with a helicopter en route early. the rescue swimmers stay on the surface. they're trained not to do anything under water. they're holding their breath. it will take everything on the surface. i know the helicopters will plan their search pattern for current and visibility. those types of things. where the likelihood of anybody who is in the water and floating or drifting where they are likely to end up at. that's part of the mission planning and they will be doing that. they would have been doing that en route from atlanta city as well. >> bill: how early did they leave? >> i was told they launched at 1:00 in the morning. >> bill: right around the time it happened. >> when those things happen they will look at the severity of it and they'll launch, the conditions warrant anything that was going to prevent it from launching a helicopter. they'll get en route and gather information as they go and get as much information as they can before they leave but they will get in the air and start gathering informat

we have a helicopter from air station atlantic city and we're working with numerous federal, state, and local partners on-scene on these search and rescue efforts. they giving you any questions? jeff, this time we'll roll the fbi >> playing in the investigation >> fbi has basically to see if there's any terrorism connection, which there's not no, confirmed fatalities, city recovered from the water line. >> that's still under >> still the rescue mission you have any sense of what happened to the actual cargo ship. there was some that suffered some major power outages just before it crashed to early new investigation why did i live on reading the shift coming in and out of the court was it a reports authorized pilot or was it the captain of the shetland know polish move ships in an album? sort of ultimately what pilots moved up ships in baltimore. >> on the other >> basically, we're we're communicating with them. they obviously understand the situation and will the will deal with the logistics of that later? that's all being done right now. i don't know the exact details of where they all

i mean, just ask the stockholders of his atlantic city casinos were the students of trump university or anyone who donated to his now defunct charity foundation. giving nothing in return. it is exactly what donald trump is doing right now. joining me now is house speaker nancy pelosi, it is so great to see you, thank you for taking the time. lots going on. let me start where i ended, because you have been saying, you have been ahead of the curve , that trump is a con man, for a long time. the fact that he won't pay his own legal bills despite claiming he is a billionaire seems like a pretty in-your- face example of this. i know your concern is not all the republican donors, are they being duped here? >> well, i think that it's very clear that trump is a grifter, that's just the way it is, and integrity, which is something that we all want to always deepen in politics and in government, has just flown the coop with him. these people were so happy to get the money to pay his legal fees should at least be told that's where they're spending their money, but you know what? it's sunday mor

the latest was actually in 2009 tied to an atlantic city property. when we look at donald trump's history and i've gone over hundreds of pages of documents tied to his financials, businesses associated with his business bankruptcies. typically he says do you want two-thirds of a loaf or half a loaf or do you want nothing? that's typically how he goes. the question is going to be here for the attorney general's office, what do they do if donald trump says i'm not going to do anything. you're going to have to figure it out. the alternative of a fire sale or putting leans on these properties is not ideal for the attorney general's office. the first person to get paid here is the bank or the debt holder. that's what donald trump has on a lot of these properties. this is going to be a challenging situation for the attorney general's office going forward. >> i want to linger on that for a moment. the picture on the screen is donald trump in the courtroom right now on the hush money case, blue suit, red tight. we'll let you know if he speaks up during this

trump didn't pay after he -- then worked and their staff and so forth built the plumbing in his atlantic city casinos. it's not a surprise to me that trump can't get lending from these companies because they don't want to get burned. what is a surprise to me is how long the point you were trying to make earlier, is how long his own supporters will go for this. his own supporters are his supporters because trump is really good at playing grievance politics. these people have grievances. some have real grievances, they're not doing well and donald trump, the odd things about all of this, he's exactly the embodiment of the people who have screwed his supporters over for years and they're going to get screwed over by donald trump if he becomes the next president. >> campaigns cost money, howard. you've run some yourself. you won some to become the top official in your state. you didn't win the presidential primary but you've been around that at dnc. as you know, when the money runs out, it doesn't matter how strong people say you are or how good you are at politics, there are some actual infrastr

just to clarify, trump has never declared personal bankruptcy, but he did put his atlantic city casinosnkruptcy. let's come back to the bloodbath business. we played the tape. it was right there. he was talking about the auto industry before and after. how could so many news organizations say, yeah, sure he was, but it was a secret bat signal to his supporters -- [laughter] to go out and stir up violation. >> okay. after i all these years, can't we get past the idea that he dog whistles anything? he doesn't hide what he thinks. he always says what he thinks. howard: yeah, or right. >> he throws it out for everybody to grab on to. this was not some kind of subtle message, he was being very clear about the fact that he thinks there's going to be an economic bloodbath for the auto industry if he doesn't get reelected. that's something i think if it came out of the mouth of any other politician in america, it would have not been depicted, and for poem like joe scarborough to say that it's bs to claim what is obviously there in front of him, it just, it's all laughable. you can't take any of

one of our halo crews from an air station at atlantic city and also one of our cutter cruise on one of our 87 foot patrol we will continue to work with our local state, and federal apart. there's during this tragedy. thank you >> governor governor >> and it out of the harbor stop >> as far as the collapse of that bridge, inevitable as that bridge >> know where we're still in the process of investigating exactly what happened. so we don't have any further details about whether or not it was inevitable or not. >> no structural issue now, there were indicted. the bridge was actually fully up to code, so we have no further information about what was what happened or that the governor is there's all shipping in and out of the board now stopped completely and you having any estimate very early on as to how long it will be before shipping can resume for the portfolio? >> yeah. we don't have we don't have any estimates on timeline because right now, our exclusive focus is on saving lives. are exclusive focuses on search and rescue >> could you give us a better sense for the number because we'd

sunday, he met with the cut to the prime minister in minnesota when a fed mohammed brockman, at atlantic city. in addition to that, he also met with the minister of state until the international court prison, the alcohol to building these meetings did discuss the means of delivery for the fade into guys that we have the most sort of granted effort. so would it be coming into that system? we commend his efforts in this regard, well defined mcdonald's and with respect to the how much that in half of the of the bridge started by the state of got the sense of these classes are up to today tuesday, a little hard to the statement minister with a lead lead, the thought that he did a good sense you what i have database in egypt in order to deliver that package. but it is a name the 20 tons of food supplies in addition to that. so you will also get 1st and information on the ad for the same and get streamlining the derivative, relieve aid. i'm also paving the way for the construction of the as a, as a result of the total amount. but it needs a has come to a 2000 as well as 600 tons of italy paid to th

small boats from station annapolis and station curtis bay, and a helicopter from air station at atlantic city. so that gives folks a sense of where these are coming from. of course, annapolis, it's some distance from baltimore. but if you are in a boat navigating these waters, it feels like part of the universe that is baltimore's inner harbor, the chesapeake bay. the bridges that connect and serve for this region of the united states, it's if it's something you're used to being a part of it does all feel very similar. so annapolis very close by. we also have this justin to cnn, the maryland governor west more has declared a state of emergency in the wake of the collapse of the bridge. and the governor also says that he is in touch with other local officials, including federal officials as well. the transportation secretary, pete buddha, judge, she's also working with the baltimore mayor or the baltimore county executives. he also goes out of his way to thank those first responders who are of course i'm actively engaged right now, putting themselves at risk to try and help the up to 20 people

, something that he's not done in the past, but he has done with business entities relative to atlantic city but he doesn't want to do that because he thinks that takes away from the brand. and then similarly, it would be in his personal best interest to continue to fight the seizure of his real estate. the kasie i'm not so sure that's bad for his political interests because my take away is that these four indictments strange as it sounds, have benefitted him at least with republicans. the optics of his real estate being seized by letitia james, i think might really motivate the base and cause some who are not in his camp to take a look at it and say, wait a minute, maybe it's gone a bit too far. >> you don't think that the bigger risk is to this idea that he's this great because honestly it's exposed the fact that he doesn't have half $1 billion lying around when he constantly is out in public or used to be out in public saying, i've got billions of millions of dollars in cash okay. >> and is if this election cycle we're not nutty enough. now comes the possibility that next week, at least o

atlantic city , and also one of atlantic city, and also one of our cutter crews on one of our 87 footoats. we will continue work with local , continue to work with our local, state and federal partners dunng state and federal partners during thank you . during this tragedy. thank you. governor. governor. governor. from this side, we're going to start from this side as far as you are aware, was the collapse of that bridge inevitable as that ship hit that part of the bndge that ship hit that part of the bridge ? bndge? >> no, we're still in the process of investigating exactly what happened. so we don't have any further details about whether or not it was inevitable or not. >> no structural issue with the bndge? >> no. there was in fact, the bndge >> no. there was in fact, the bridge was actually fully up to code. we have no further code. so we have no further information what was what information about what was what happened during that time. >> all shipping, >> governor, is all shipping, all in and out the all shipping in and out of the port stopped completely. port now stopped comple

one of the helo crews from atlantic city, and also one of our cutter crews on one of the 87th patrol boats. we will continue to work with our local, state, and federal partners during this tragedy. thank you. >> governor? can you -- >> governor? >> -- traffic in and out -- >> as far as you are aware, was the collapse of the bridge inevitable as that ship hit that part of the bridge? >> we're still in the process of investigating exactly what happened. we don't have any further details about whether or not it was in inevitable or not. >> no structural issue with the bridge? >> the bridge was up to code. >> was all shipping in and out of the port now stopped completely? do you have any estimate, very early on, as how how long it'll be before shipping can resume to the port? >> we don't have estimates on timeline. right now, our exclusive focus is on saving lives, search and rescue. >> governor, could you give us a better sense on the number? we heard -- i know mr. weidefeld said the one was rescued. earlier, there was two. can you tell us the total numbers that maybe you're searching f

he ran a casino business in atlantic city that busted average working class folks on the premise thatbe they would get rich and some of them were going there for fun, but larger sort of mojo of the business was selling a false dream to these folks. he wrote a book called "after the deal" that was meant to be a bible about how to be successful in business when in the real world he's a serial bankruptcy artist. he goes on to "the apprentice" and is presenting himself as a entrepreneurial guru to the masses and the hardest work corporate guy in america when he plays golf all the time and is not very bright. and once he figured out how to montides his stay in the white house, that he finds almost every avenue he can to grist again, whether it's his hotel near the white house or now in a really grand mal, grotesque way, taking campaign finance donations and using them to pay his personal legal bills, and the problem in all of this is there's not a good regulatory or enforcement mechanism available to go after him on this. >> right. >> the federal election commission is toothless. there are

he went to atlantic city, had one of the best locations, he got in there early and put it into bankruptcyciplined financially, he has this endless appetite to acquire more when he doesn't have the money to do it. he's simply not disciplined. he personally guarantees loans when he shouldn't, and then rather than simply say, you know what, i learned from my past mistakes, i come into the white house with more financial discipline than i had as a private citizen because i have been through the fire. instead, he says, yeah, i got away with it. you know, i screwed up. i went into bankruptcy and you know what, the laws protected me like so many other people. but classically successful business people do not make a habit of touring through bankruptcy court like it's going to disneyland and they did. >> david, if you want to cut in on this casino deal, i don't want you to feel that because you weren't here with us on set it wasn't offered to you as an option to get in at the ground level. let's talk about the split screen you have here. you have trump bleeding money, and then you've got biden qui

we will see erosion from atlantic city down to miami. the department of defenses thinking about moving from new for because of erosion. we will have more hurricanes coming in, storms,ughts and the helpalth effects will be catastrophic. i agree with the comments made by the gentleman with covid. it's like seeing an airbus crashing every week in term of covid desk. climate change will have a tremendous effect and we have our heads in the sand and i hope president biden will comment tonight in terms of funding for things that are going to make us even more energy efficient to mitigate against these effects that are coming i.e. more wind farms, solar farms, more efficient housing appliances and the like. host: thank you gail from north carolina. we have katrina from pennsylvania on the democratne. caller: i just wanted to make two quick little planes. all i want to hear is affordable housing and acceptable wages that coincide with housing prices. host: why are those on the top of your list? caller: rt of pennsylvania i live in and i work in

i'm not trying to sound corny or anything, but i am from jersey, from atlantic city. i have seen what donald trump does. he is the man behind the curtain host: --behind the curtain. host: what did you think about what kyrsten sinema said? at the outcome is less important than beating the other guy app caller: -- the other guy? caller: i think she is right. i do not know much about politics, but i think she should have given back women's rights when we had the chance. but i agree with her and i admire her. it is so true. if americans do not start coming together, it will be bad. it is already bad. and for the sake of the future, the young people who will be our leaders some day, we need to give them a voice. they need to have outreach for the israelis and all that. that is why i became independent 15 years ago. even with that, they have to understand that joe biden is there a limited. he is their only chance for a future. host: christensen about nothing last week that she will be stepping down from congress at the end of this year. back in 2022, she announced she was l

they worked together at the atlantic the city solicitors office. it's also been friends with nathan wade for 16 years and gerald, i appreciate your time so you know, both of them very well. i know you had a chance to speak with nathan wade after his resignation today on the back of judge mcafee decision, what did he tell you? >> he told me he's going to continue to practice law and continued to do justice in the state of georgia. and he's excited about the next chapter of his life. >> was he prepared for the judge to rule the way he did. and does he feel this was fair >> well, we had a person conversation. it wasn't about that particular aspect of this whole endeavor. he's resolute and continuing to practice law and continued to do justice for the citizens of georgia >> so the judge in his ruling, gerald, talking about your friend fani willis he said she showed a quote, tremendous lapse in judgment. that's the quote from the judge that she acted unprofessionally. now, look, you've known for a long time, you don't have more than 25 years, do you kno

different airports that they were going to house illegals and of course we got a hold of it and atlantic city international airport in my district was talking about housing up to 60,000 illegals in a community of 35,000 or 40,000 people. that's wrong. i need some commitments from you to thoroughly drill down on this issue to know how many airports are involved. a complete list of airports involved. a policy coming from the faa. we need a policy from the fa dealing with these requests and ensuring that the fda is part of the process in determining if got where and when this will be done and we need a complete list of requests and from whom it came. i brought this up to secretary buttigieg when he was here. he was unaware of it. of course we have the information i need you to do that. i would appreciate if you get that information back to me and the entire committee. could you commit to getting us that information. >> i can commit to making sure we are complying with the law around any approvals. >> i appreciate that. >> we don't on the airports. >> but it is a very important part of what happe

we have a helicopter from air station atlantic city and we're working with numerous federal, state andu . you. >> are you going to take any questions you have at this time ? questions you have at this time? >> what role is the fbi playing in the investigation at this time ? time? >> fbi has basically to see if there's any terrorism connection, which there is not any confirmed deaths , no any confirmed deaths, no confirmed fatalities, any recovered from the water alive, that's still under i'm still the rescue mission is still active. do you have any sense of what happened to the actual cargo ship? >> there was some reports that it suffered some major power outages just before it crashed into the. >> too early in the investigation. >> what is the island operating ? >> what is the island operating? >> what is the island operating? >> the ship coming in and out of the it a port the port. was it a port authorised or was it, the authorised pilot or was it, the captain of ship? captain of the ship? >> no pilots , move ships in and >> no pilots, move ships in and out port of baltimore. out of

my city, freetown, nestled between the atlantic ocean and a mountain range. the natural landscape is beautiful. but i think freetonians are beautiful, too. people who deserve a lot more than they're getting. we've had war. we've had corruption. and then we had ebola. now we're fighting for democratic freedoms. i've been mayor of freetown for the past five years, during which time my party has been in opposition. i promised i would work to transform freetown. i know i can do more because i've spent five years with my hands tied behind my back, with investigation after investigation. and the government is the one that took me to the acc, anti—corruption commission, to parliament, did a special audit. my tenure has been marked with probably the highest level of intimidation and harassment that any politician in recent years has experienced. then you're aware that tomorrow you will be on the stand? yes. as the first witness. yes. in yourcase. yeah. all right. you remember the charges? i do. disorderly behaviour and obstructing police duty. obstructing police duti

the bombing of peaceful cities lasted 78 days, the north atlantic alliance troops used cluster munitionses with combined uranium. the world must give a fair assessment of the events of those years, emphasized vyacheslav volodin. created impunity for strikes against yugoslavia. preconditions for new military actions around the world, the appeal says. on the eve of the government's annual report, ministers visited relevant committees. at meetings, deputies asked questions and received succinct, comprehensive answers. all participants, despite their different positions, expressed the opinion that the main task today is to implement the message of the president of russia. details from maria burkova. we are responsible for the work of the government; we must have a constructive dialogue with the government and share responsibility. vyacheslav volodin spoke repeatedly about the importance of interaction between the state duma and the government. this is no coincidence. the quality of adopted laws depends on teamwork, and means the standard of living of russians. in recent years, parliamentary

mouth gets out a large-scale fire broke out the day before local time in the brazilian city of recife, on the atlanticf this country. local mass media reported that the fire took place in one of the yet-to-be-completed high-rise buildings. eyewitnesses also reported that pieces of the structure were falling from the upper floors, fortunately, no one was injured as a result of this fire. the city authorities blocked access to several nearby blocks, having previously evacuated all people from there. currently, the cause of the fire is unknown. well, on conclusion, the king of the indigenous people of new zealand, the maori, gave an invocation. to give whales the same legal rights as humans, all to protect this sacred to maori but vulnerable species. the day before tuheitia potatau, teferofero the seventh, as the monarch is called, signed a historic declaration drawn up by the leaders of the polynesian communities. the document was called the declaration of the sea. it is in it that the official call to give whales legal personality and a comprehensive plan for their protection is laid out. with. explain

today, a slew of analysts are out with commentary ahead of those reports, including citi group, red burn atlanticth teams there cutting their target price on tesla and a kind of tug of war developing there, but tesla shares up 1.5% today back over to you >> dom, great stuff. thanks so much >>> let's look at the latest cnbc delivering alpha investor survey, which brings together the market intentions of leading strategists and our own contributors we asked them for their strategy on overseas market in the second quarter and beyond 14% of respondents say they're focused on japan 26% are interested in europe only 4% are looking at china and latin america. not on that list is india. but that's where our next guest sees some of the greatest potential for growth india's index is up 25% over the past year. here with me, fund manager chairman of the emerging opportunities. mark, great to see you so big picture on india first of all. everyone knows the attractions broadly of the demographics and what's slowly but surely been built there. but there's also a political question do you think modi stays in cha

cities across the country. for example, on wednesday and how to keep for 5 people were killed. and last week in odessa we're 21 people were killed in russian strikes. now, the atlantic capital is quite well defended. a lot of the most advanced air defense systems are stationed here. this is the city where the government is where the institutions are. so um that may be the reason why, according to the ukrainian air force. $31.00 is $31.00. launch miss ellsworth, deceptive including the change on this house, wherever, which are very difficult to intercept. but nevertheless, damage has done by falling debris. abilities were set on fire. more than a dozen people were injured, entire streets were covered in the shards of glass from from the windows blown out by the explosion. and even for people who were not impacted by us directly by last night's attacks and waking up in the middle of life with due to error, it serves going off to explosions. is a very hard thing to live. bugs on the in cave will take a look not at some of the other stores that making headlines around well, at least 69 by hinge and refugees have been rescued off the coast of indonesia. they were found w