that award named after our founder, colonel barney oldfield. barney would have been very proud and thankful for everything george did for us, and we sincerely thank george's wife mina, who is watching our live stream, and brian, who is here tonight, for sharing with us -- sharing him with us for many, many years. thank you. [applause] mr. cavender: now if i can take a moment to update all of you on some of our activities this past year. these are programs that we could not continue without your support. if you follow us regularly, you know rtdna has never been shy about writing about and fighting for the rights of all americans to have access to a free and unfettered press. protecting first amendment rights, a cornerstone of what we do. now in these unprecedented times, the rtdna board of directors has gone even further by forming a task force on media freedom. our goal is to identify ways we can be even more effective in taking a stand against those here in washington and elsewhere who accuse us of being purveyors of dishonest coverage and so-

on the board still go back to the barney oldfield is. carney was a friend to many of us and the man who started our foundation. you mentioned george foreman, also a friend of mine. i had the task of calling george foreman to let him know his mentor, barney, had passed away. david louis, who is here tonight, was in fact the first to receive a scholarship from rtdnf. now mike cavender has helped us establish a permanent endowment fund and barney's name. i am pleased to announce, mike, that your friends on and off the board have gotten together, raise the money to pay for you to be a member of the barney oldfield founders circle. [applause] mr. tobia: david louis is the first member of the -- not the circle, but what is it? right, our endowment. i'm announcing tonight that i will also be leaving a portion of my estate to join david in an effort. i urge you to do the same. i hope this has not been too much inside baseball, or in terms of mike, inside hockey, the sport he loves the most. in closing, this is not a goodbye, just an early thank

my excuse of interview with barney frank.y of massachusetts and the former chairman of the house financialservices. and tax reform throughout the day here on bloomberg television. you can catch all their interviews on bloomberg with the function tv and find breaking news, charts, and related functionality. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 7 p.m. in london, i'm scarlet fu. a >> i'm julie hyman, welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ >> where live at bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. covering stories out of washington, norway, moscow, baghdad. here are the stories from around the world. u.s. stocks are trading with treasuries is the gold and dollar advance. the central bank is planning to raise rates when it needs next week. can friday's jobs report change the consensus? in politics, an exclusive interview with barney frank, the architect of the financial law argues if it is in danger under president trump. plus, russian hackers are reportedly targeting u.s. liberal groups, demanding ransom. we will have m

and i think what my parents have done is pretty impressive. >> reporter: barney says being named ther half of more than 50 years says she couldn't be prouder. >> is he going to be hard to live with after this. >> he's getting very hard to live with, yeah. that's all i hear. pictures and sashes and benefi benefits. >> all kidding aside, all will agree barney boyce is a true irish treasure. >> on the 12th it will be my glorious day. >> reporter: dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> you can catch barney at the st. patrick's day parade live right here on fox 29 sunday march 12th from noon to 3:00 and then you can watch it again because we'll rebroadcast it for you on st. patrick's day at noon. >>> talk about talent. two brothers with pizza slinging skills rivaling the pros. how they got their start throwing pies. >> they lost by 14 to the bucks last night but the sixers came last night might be one of the most memorable all season. home coming that nobody in wells fargo center will soon forget. >> stranded on a chair lift what skiers had to wait for before rescuers could come to their aid. >>

from delaware county to county, barney boyce is making headlines. >> he is a member of the -- >> thell be leading the way down market street as the grand marshal of this year's philadelphia's saint patrick's day parade. >> welcome the 2017 grand marshall of the philadelphia saint patrick's day parade! >> quite an honor. never crossed my minds in all of the years that i've been here, i never even expected anything like this. >> long time family, friends and parade director, michael bradley, says barney has stood out for many years, and was an easy choice. >> but the main thing in my mind, always in the background helping, never once looking to get a picture taken, or out in front of everyone. i just can't think after better person. >> considered irish royalty by those who know and love him, barney boyce came to this country in 1957, at 21 years old. thirteen month later he was drafted in the u.s. army, serving in germany for two years. shortly after his return, he met the irish girl of his dreams, carmel crossing, at vfw dance hall. >> they would march any 1965, and raise a tight-knit

we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question who have what people have seen me do with donnell trump but what we did as a matter of record over a long period of time even though we had a disagreement over the war in iraq. but we also stand open. >> we break away from the news conference take you to some tape from the white house and comments by the president. mr. trump: thank you very much. we were very close. we had no democrat support. we had no votes from the democrats. they weren't going to give us a single vote, it's a difficult thing to do. i've been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode, it is exploding right now. it's -- many states have big problems, almost all states have big problems. i was in tennessee the other day and they've lost half of their state in terms of an insurer. have no insurer. it was mostly because of secretary price, and phase three which i think we would have gotten, premiums would have kwon down, w

that is all i hear, pictures, sashes, benefits. >> reporter: all kid ago side, all will agree barneya true irish treasure. >> very proud to be irish and especially on the 12th, it will be my best day. >> reporter: dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> thanks for that story, dawn. catch st. patrick's day parade live right here on fox 29 on sunday march 12th, from noon to 3:00. don't miss it. >>> lets get to this breaking news at 9:35 this is right now segal jewish community center in tallyville delaware. police are on the scene of the bomb threat. threat was e mailed to the jcc overnight and this jcc is located on garden of eden road this is not first time segal j cc was targeted last week someone called in the bomb threat and building was evacuated. we are working to get more information and we will keep you updated this comes as so many threats has been sent into jcc in our area and across the country and vandalism at the cemetery in wissonoming. we will keep you updated as we get more information. we will take a quick break. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's now open in the poconos! america'

we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question whve

we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question who have what people have seen me do with donnell trump but what we did as a matter of record over a long period of time even though we had a disagreement over the war in iraq. but we also stand open. ms. pelosi: one of the most interesting speeches on the floor was when one of our colleagues wsi methmiayoudesh on this bill. and we will continue to take this fight to the american people and i thank the constituents across america, today is their victory and we will earn their trust all the ay through november of 2018. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] they failed to bring up a vote on the health care repeal. and taking your phone calls and let us know what you think about this second day of the failure on the part of house republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. for democrats, the phone number to call is -- richard has been waiting on the line, cambridge, new york, republican. and it took me three years just to get some kind of i

that was barney frank speaking with david gura. scarlet: president trump has signed a new travel ban. will it withstand legal challenges? we will be speaking to the top expert, alan dershowitz from harvard law school. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. this is scarlet fu. julie: i'm julie hyman. we have more on president trump's new travel ban. theting this picture of president signing the executive order in private. in public, rex tillerson and jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly took center stage to explain the order. >> protecting the nation from a foreign terrorist entity is vital to strengthening national security. at thelet's go to kevin white house. as we have been talking about today, this was a very different playbook for the president. kevin: it was night and day when you compare it with the original executive order rollout. of course, that was brought out and president trump really embracing it. this time around, he was nowhere to be found in did not make any public comments abo

of the house financial services committee. >> yeah, i'm barney frank. >> seth: okay, if you're barneyt famous piece of legislation you ever passed? >> the dodd-frank financial reform bill. applaud me for knowing that. [ cheers and applause ] look, seth meyers. let's bring out tracy morgan. i promote my new movie "fist fight." and i'll be on my merry way. >> seth: wait, wait, wait. you'll promote "fist fight?" you'll promote it? >> you caught me, seth myers. you caught me on an internet web of lies. >> seth: it's okay. >> this hat and this mustache >> i'm tracy morgan. >> seth: we know. >> i won a screen actors guild award in 2009. applaud me for that. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right. you know what? stop applauding and wait until he comes out as a guest. we'll be back with our good friend tracy morgan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [laughs] ♪ you have a side that is retired ♪ ♪ playing tag and gettin' tired. ♪ ♪ you have a side that saves for their tuition. ♪ ♪ but right now it looks like bedtime is the mission. ♪ ♪ a side that owns your own store. ♪ ♪ looks like yo

in fact, use to people -- we had congressman barney frank on, after we played a tape of him saying thathe federal mortgage system was fundamentally sound and not in danger of going under, he actually denied saying that, even though he listened to the tape of his own words. that resulted in a very loud confrontation. i could give you scores of other examples. but we don't do that much anymore. their rationality in some precincts, the dishonesty of some zealots, the absolutist area that surrounds some new stories, is simply tom and incredibly annoying. you get nowhere when you present facts and they are rejected. so, why bother? above all, i don't want to waste your time. last night in our program, "the first 100 days," martha maccallum tried to reason with a man who believes that the feds and the authorities in missouri allowed michael brown to be executed by a police officer in ferguson. even though martha presented the facts, it didn't matter. >> you are suggesting that 40 fbi agents were all -- >> they failed! >> listen to me. there were three different for us to forensic investigatio

is there a nicholas barney in this classroom? nicholas.'re the winner of the official pat collins snow stick. what do you think? yay. i don't know if it's possible to be a big man on campus when you' but today nicholas barney got pretty close. you see he won the st. patrick's snow stick challenge. here's his entry. a rainbow painted in the snow. nicholas dressed up as a leprechaun searching for that pot of gold. our judges voted and voted and nicholas came out number one. >> i paint snow with my kids and i know how difficult it is and i know it took some time and effort doing it and i think it was wonderful. >> everything kind of came together and it just looked the best, in my opinion. >> nicholas' mom explained the inspiration for the entry. >> we love st. patrick's day. we have strong irish ancestors on both sides of our family and what's more, you know, st. patrick's day than leprechauns and rainbows. >> congratulations to nicholas barney. the winner of the 2017 pat collins snow stick. have you always collins' snow stick? >> yes. >> an

barney and miss beasley. we'll name all the bush's dogs.. >> did you know the name of the bird? >> no. >> stumped him. we'll tell you tomorrow. [laughter] >> thanks for joining us everyone. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: russell wilson and ciara, come on

than that. " for today joins in some constituencies, more than that. " for todayjoins me now and barneyhe turnout up so significantly?m looks like we have turned the clock backin looks like we have turned the clock back in northern ireland in terms of interest in this election. the increase is 10% in some constituencies and in others it is up constituencies and in others it is up by constituencies and in others it is up by 13%. there are two factors at play, one is the reason we have this snap election, triggered because of we had this cost to taxpayers and northern ireland of half of million pounds, this is the first chance for the voters to have their say on the rhi scheme. secondly, this campaign has been fought along tribal lines. larger parties have gone back into the trenches and used fear tactics to get their vote up. whenever you do that in northern ireland and tell people that the threat from the other side is so great that you need to vote, that usually strikes a chord and looks as if that is what is in play year. especially both nationalist parties have heeded the message and

barney, thank you very much for your thoughts. the rough is the challenge ahead and it's going to require statesmen and states women thinking to do that. many contemporary issues and legacy issues to be resolved before, it seems, we can get back to a devolved assembly at stormont here in belfast. 0ne a devolved assembly at stormont here in belfast. one that is working for people right across northern ireland. so everyone believes that three weeks is simply too short a period to do that. so they are looking to the northern ireland secretary james brokenshire to find a way of buying more time for discussions. 0ne a way of buying more time for discussions. one of the options open to him of course is to call fresh elections, another set of elections. interestingly within a reasonable period of time. and that line, within a reasonable period of time, that could buy him and the politicians hear a lot of breathing space. a pause, a limbo, perhaps some might call it, but perhaps enough time to try to make some progress. thank you. reports

we will hear from the chairman of how services committee barney frank.s on the travel ban and trade policy. president trump has signed a new travel ban. it removes iraq from an original list of se

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barney frank of massachusetts because that happened often, and i took my notes on all he said and realized that mr. frank and i completely agreed on this property rights kilo decision. i also point out that the properties in question in new london, connecticut, are grown up to weeds, they haven't been developed and the people that were displaced were abused by this decision and by their local government and the very vitality of america's free enterprise economy is rooted in property rights and without them, capital can't make wise investments and we actually don't own our homes if it can with nfs it can be at the design of someone with more money and more political fliens that could move eminent domain against our private property. so i'm very much in support of this legislation that's before us here today. i look forward to the witnesses but i would yield to the ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chair. this is not one of those black and white issues like should we have healthcare for everybody or not. should we extend voting rights to everybody or not. those thin

barney frank of massachusetts because that handoff enand took my notes on all that he said and found that mr. frank and i completely agreed on this property rights kelo decision. the properties in question in new london connecticut haven't been developed and the people that were displaced were abused by this decision and their local government and the very vitality of america's free enterprise economy is rooted in property rights and without them, capital can't make wise investments and we don't own our homes if it can be the design of someone with more money and more political influence that could move domain. i'm in support of this legislation that's before us today. i look forward to the witnesses but i would yield to the ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chair. this is not one of those black and white issues like should we have health care for everybody or not. mr. cohen: those things that are easily understood and part of the american way. this is a difficult decision. in the 113 st. congress, i voted against a bill that was substantially identical to t

thank you, barney.he assembly have three weeks, taking us the 27th of march to select a new first minister and deputy first minister. it's looking highly unlikely in that time frame, think eve ryo ne unlikely in that time frame, think everyone agrees, but the secretary of state and the may try to find time for mod discussions to take place rather than taking the drastic step of returning to direct rule, or even causing another election. now, the weather looked all right in belfast. we've got some mixed fortunes. many of us will see heavy showers at times. prolonged spells of rain across scotland with hill snow too. low pressure, the driving force of the weather. we've got that hill snow across scotland. many central and eastern parts of the country singer good deal of dry weather. some hazy sunshine to be in joint. lighter winds towards the east. 3pm, this rain is pushing towards the north, hill snow also. the central and eastern parts of england, any rain clearing will mean it looks decent for norwich.

barney frank looked disgusting, nipples protruding in his blue shirt before congress, very, very disrespectfulow what that means. i don't know what the (bleep) it means! >> a congressman's nipples once disrespected our feature president! >> you can't hold a man accountable for what his nipples do! >> you're right. that's why i take mine down before we film. >> guidance! guidance... >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> so now it's up to you at home to decide which tweets advance to the round of 32. >> the first round is open. go vote at thirdmonthmania.com and share your pics with your friends. >> and hurry up before trump tweets more crazy (bleep). back to you, trevor. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thanks, guys. we'll be right back. ♪(music plays) ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho heigh ho it's off to work we go here's to all of you early risers, what's up man? go-getters, and should-be sleepers. from all of us at delta, because the ones who truly change the world, are the ones who can't wait to get out in it. when it comes to heartburn... because the ones who truly change the world, trust the brand d

this 15-year-old kid was you know what, i'm going to do my own take on it. 15-year-old conquer barneytting up his own campaign signs and polancoings them right next to the real ones. some of the captions on his signs saying i thought it would be funny or saying i'm only 15. you can't vote for me. and mom said it was okay. >> i like that one. >> i'd vote for me. >> clever kid. >> kind of crazy if he gets more write-in votes than any of the other real politicians. >> that would be really, really good. >>> this next story is pretty funny. i'm not like a wwe fan but the most popular wrestlers and he always does this really big entrance as you see here. and so there's a man i believe his name is key choo aumer. he lives in pakistan. so he got married and made his entrance. he's a big fan of the wrestler. i mean, has there ever been a better entrance to a wedding? i mean is there even a bride there? >> she left. ♪ politics and foreign wars, all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ that's the world news

the gender gap in cycling. launched team storey, a new elite women‘s team, alongside her husband barney and grown and it continues to grow. that is where we are with storey racing. we want to be part of that continued growth. we want to see women have equal opportunities to the guys, closing the gender gap. if you want to put our team into the men‘s cycling, we would be paid small wages. and push forward with that integrity intact. that‘s all for now. you can keep up—to—date with that‘s all for now. you can keep up—to—date withte football i that‘s all for now. you can keep up—to—date withte football and up—to—date with the football and basketball finals, online. skin creams containing paraffin have been linked to dozens of fire deaths across england, the bbc has learned. bbc radio 5 live investigates found if people use the creams regularly but do not often change clothes or bedding, paraffin residue can soak into the fabric, making it flammable, as this short video explains. ican i can now speak to dermatologist professorjohn hawk. have you come across this before? this is new on me. i

paralympic gold medallist has launched team storey, a new elite women's team, alongside her husband barneyoots for participation. over the last number of years since i've been in the sport, cycling women's cycling has grown and grown and it continues to grow. that is where we are with storey racing. we want to be part of that continued growth. we want to see women have equal opportunities to the guys, closing the gender gap. if you want to put our team into the men's cycling, we would be paid small wages. we are trying to make sure that we bring the women's side of the sport back up to the level of the men's and push forward with that integrity intact. that's all the sport for now. i will be back with more l the next hour. the rules on mps taking otherjobs are to be discussed by a parliamentary committee on thursday. it's after the former chancellor, george osborne, was made the editor of the london evening standard. the mp for tatton in cheshire has already taken up business roles since leaving office — and has said he won't be standing down as an mp. new car buyers are being warned they'

this is one of my favorites and it involves his dear friend barney who is a whole story in himself. if you have read any of pat's work and i'm sure most of you have which is why he's here, bernie has been a lot of them and it's just of the most is ju outrageous person. so he packed together were a total suit or i thought so until this happened. so, in the last couple of years of pat's wife, she had given up some of his bad habits so instead of having cocktails, he took up another bad habit as burning would have a cigar everr afternoon sitting on the porch, and this is an upstairs porch that we have in our house. a little smoking porch i guess, and so they would have these wonderful discussions. my office i have sometimes at work setting is a daybed right by the window. they are right above me and i would love to hear because they have such a big mouth, obnoxious as all get out. but all of a sudden, great conversations about literature and they would get into heated discussions. so a couple of summers ago, i had sort of a rough summer having some health problems and i wasn't feeling

if they have any competence, which they don't -- [ laughter ] a very simple message -- >> hold up, barneynk is listening. >> is that, check him! one branch of government needs to check him. that's all you need to say. people, even if you like him, check him. >> from your mouth to god's ears. andrew sullivan, great to have you on. thank you for your insight. >> thank you. >> thanks our show tonight. thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with glenn beck. that's next time. we'll see you then. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. steves: music in vienna's parks enjoys a long tradition. a century ago, johann strauss was the toast of vienna's high society. it was here, in vienna's city park, in the kursalon, where the "waltz king" himself directed wildly popular concerts in the late 1800s. and the tradition continues to the delight of music lovers from around the worl

paralympic gold medallist has launched team storey, a new elite women's team, alongside her husband barneys for participation. over the last number of years since i've been in the sport, women's cycling has grown and grown and it continues to grow. that is where we are with storey racing. we want to be part of that continued growth. we want to see women have equal opportunities to the guys, closing the gender gap. if you want to put our team into the men's cycling, we would be paid small wages. we are trying to make sure that we bring the women's side of the sport back up to the level of the men's and push forward with that integrity intact. that's all the sport for now. we will have the latest from manchester united's trip to middlesbrough later. nhs services are facing a "mission impossible" to meet the standards required by the government — that's according to the organisation representing nhs trusts in england. nhs providers say the funding allocated for the next financial year is not enough to meet growing patient demand and will hit targets like a&e waiting times. it says the warning

. >> when we come back, the always outspoken former congressman barney frank, we will talk the budgetith the congressman, health reform and a lot more. take another look at the premarket. looking for an all-time high on the nas 5911, we might open close toyota. back in a minute. finally. hey ron! they're finally taking down that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ >>> oracle's up in the premarket. the company posting a better than expected quarterly profit helped by demand for cloud. oracle also hiking its dividend 27%. stay tuned for an exclusive be co-ceo mark hurd later this morning on "squawk alley." got some upgrades at jpm and jmp. >> correct. this was the quarter we've all been waiting fo

said paint my dogs so i became a pet portrait painter for a period of time i painted bob the cat and barney. [applause] and one of the greatest things any instructor can do is set to horizons for a a student in city should pay the portraits of world leaders. he thinks the connection redo that? and i did it so i have to instructors now one is that the house he said you should point - - feed the portraits of people nobody knows and a dawn on me pleasure paid the warriors that i do know. i need them in the gulf tournaments' like bright into is a biker and off a listen to their stories the first guy i painted was major turner i said why are you here? he said icahn not get out of my mind to see a buddy killed. as i am painting turner i think what that must we like in his mind. then he writes me a layette - - a letter later as he was more comfortable talking about there is of problem of the invisible stigma of. they don't want to talk about it to. people will understand or rival not get promoted, and never get tired so they keep it inside that leads to self medication which enabled me to start sh

mid-1920's, thanks to one of our major sponsors, on a monthly basis -- barney would be the equivalentf having one of the earth hearts here every month. it drew big crowds and tremendous racing. had the besthey shoes in the country racing because of the reputation of having the fastest track in the world and it was all wood. as far as the education of our visitors, even though we were they number one producing ag county in the world, it was imperative that the younger generation understand where their food comes from. the concept of all of the school kids that have come through here on an annual basis is that all of the food comes from the local many market. that is where they envisioned that things come from. we tried to tell the story that no, it doesn't come from the minimart. it starts back on the farm and ranch. it starts with alfalfa and grain , cows, milk, beef, and chicken and explained to them what the processes. i have had the opportunity to travel throughout the united states and look at a lot of ag buildings. none of them comes close to our ag building. that sitsave a fair

i'm absolutely the coolest and i have more attitude than barney. it passed its first committee hearing yesterday. another seven states as well as the district of columbia actually had declared official dinosa dinosaurs, you probably already know the official state flower this is golden poppy and state tree is california redwood and the state fish is the golden trout and remember tile, desert tortoise and west coast swing the state dance and denim as the state fabric. >> now, we're getting a dinosaur. in santa clara county, cal is looking for a few good men and women. no assertion to heights and good eyesight and driving skills. >> once you commit to this road you are stuck on it. it's narrow, turning, twisting, frightening. >> it goes on for miles. >> reporter: up past mt. hamiltnd then atop this water tower, 4,385 feet above sea level. it even has a name. it needs volunteers to staff ca person cua cuss this summer, pee who can help fight fires and don't mind solitude and heights. >> you can see san francisco on a clear day. >> reporter: events wor

i'm absolutely the coolest and i have more attitude than barney. it passed its first committee hearing yesterday. another seven states as well as the district of columbia actually had declared official dinosa dinosaurs, you probably already know the official state flower this is golden poppy and state tree is california redwood and the state fish is the golden trout and remember tile, desert tortoise and west coast swing the state dance and denim as the state fabric. >> now, we're getting a dinosaur. in santa clara county, cal is looking for a few good men and women. no assertion to heights and good eyesight and driving skills. >> once you commit to this road you are stuck on it. it's narrow, turning, twisting, frightening. >> it goes on for miles. >> reporter: up past mt. hamilton and then atop this water tower, 4,385 feet above sea level. it even has a name. it needs volunteers to staff ca person cua cuss this summer, pee who can help fight fires and don't mind solitude and heights. >> you can see san francisco on a clear day. >> reporter: events

it didn't need to compete barney. >> absolutely true. that's going to be one thar, am correct?ish: a billion dollars a it's not the most in the world actually, a billion dollars, but it means something, right? we're saying okay, no more frivolous stuff. >> why are we supporting you and your views. trish: ford, what do you think? i'm sure you grew up on sesame street as well. there is nostalgia there. i feel bad about losing it, as i said, kids today have a lot of choices and i don't know you have the same need for something like pbs that you once had. >> you know, look, i grew up on sesame street, unfortunately you are dating me here. trish: i tried to pretend we are equal. >> let me say this, there's a lot of things like this out there, and frankly no incentive in washington to be fiscally responsible no matter what the item. and this goes back to the entire process. if you're an agency or department and you don't spend your budget, you don't get to carry it over like you would in the private sector. you lose it. and guess what washington says? you can't do it again. the bigge

i misspoke and called him barney frank. he was a congressman from massachusetts.franken from minnesota. in the day of accusations of fake news, it is important to get it right. it was a slip of the tongue. guys, keep the tweets coming. tweets and coffee. >> coffee just as importantly. >> we're always glad to know you're watching even when you're calling us out on something. looking at tweets, executives orders, speeches, through the first 100 days on today in the bay. and we would like to hear from you. share your thoughts on twitter. @scottmcgrew. >>> the next story has hilarity. ♪ >> that is shaking what your mama gave you. this going viral. the person who posted it says it's her grandmother celebrating her 100th birthday and getting her groove on to bruno mars 24 karat magic. you hear that in the background. the mystery is who this recent senn tear yann is. it is lelizabeth cockrell. >> i'll have what she's having. >> we want to know what you're dancing to. tell us on our facebook page. kari, your tune. >> sunshine. warmer weather. sunshine and it's somewhere.

. >>> barney frank on morning joe. this is a developing story that could move quickly. we will watch all day. >> scott is always looking at president trump's tweets, executives orders and speeches throughout his first 100 days on today in the bay. of course scott would like to hear from you. you can share your thoughts with him on twitter. >>> we know we have been in divisive times recently. but this. a pennsylvania gym is no longer going to be hosting. they announced that decision. >> according to the ceo, there have been several recent violent incidents in the gym. they said turning off the networks will not stop political discussions but will hopefully lower stress levels. although the ban itself is now a source of debate with gym members saying it is an overreaction. >> and i think people go to the gym to lower their stress levels. don't they usually? >> maybe they can institute more boxing classes. >> or maybe namaste. >> if you're going to the gym, take it outside. you don't have to worry about any fights if you're running alone. a beautiful start to this thursday

danny devito headed for barney green grass. >> hey, gary. >> reporter: his favorite new york deli. >> couple times a week, just to sit in, listen to people. you know, it's good. >> reporter: and you got ideas for solomon -- >> it's good to daydream your way into it. >> reporter: and of course -- >> you want to try those? >> sure, why not? >> reporter: a good excuse to eat. >> just like grandma girdy used to make. rhea's grandmother was the best. >> reporter: that's devito's wife and sometimes co-star. the very funny, four-time emmy winner rhea pearlman. >> i know you say you didn't, but obviouly you did. >> i did not glue my hat to my head. the hat shrunk. the fibers fused to my hair. >> reporter: together since 1971, they have three grown children. and were, until recently, considered one of the most stable couples in hollywood. everybody says, oh, are danny and rhea pearlman still together and i read you're getting a divorce. >> we're not getting a divorce, but we separated, yeah. >> reporter: she was here for the opening. >> absolutely. we're very close. we've been friends for 40 s

i agree completely with barney frank. that is the business we're in, and we are professional bankers and we think we know how to do it so creating a -- >> if i may in the interest of time. what else? what other headwinds are you looking to get rid of? what other regulations are getting in the way of being able to do your job. give us another for instance. >> here's another example. right now anybody in the mortgage business is frantically trying to expand their systems to collect more data at the request of the consumer finance protection bureau that is all public data and very personal data. we'll have to expand our systems by two. the goal of the agency is to seek out discrimination in the mortgage industry and yet the things they're asking us to report are very private information that will then become public. >> okay. >> that's one example. the other examples are around the pure volume of regulation. 25,000 pages and, again, if we talk about the cfpb, while their intended focus was larger banks with less focus on smal

i willjust bring in the other and commentator, barney rowan.ng this morning. how are things shaping up? there has been a big rise in turnout. the other big story is the gap closing between sinn fein and the dup at the top of the seats and the dup at the top of the seats and the dup at the top of the seats and the overall vote. the big challenges still there beyond the election because this not an election because this not an election straight back into government. it is an election for negotiation, with many impossible, difficult issues on the table to be resolved. for the benefit of our viewers, take us through the key issues to be tackled. there is a major argument about partnership governance. it was not working as a partnership, so it has to be what it says on the tin. that would be sinn fein‘s position on partnership. on the question of northern ireland's violent past, a legacy process and structure to try to address many of the unanswered questions. that is not just a the unanswered questions. that is notjust a dispute between the upn sin

did you serve with barney frank, by any chance? >> yes, sir. >> was he a republican or democrat? >> democrat. >> okay. i also wanted to read you another quote and get your thoughts on this. this is from jonathan gruber, and he was actually employed by the democrats to work -- and ite was called the architect of the affordable care act. and he said: in terms of risk-rated subsidies, if you had a law which said that healthy people are going to pay in, you made explicit that healthy people pay in and sick people get money, it would not have passed, okay? lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. and basically, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical for the thing to pass. and "the thing" was the affordable care act. just wondering what your thoughts are on this. >> my belief, congressman, is that americans are smart. they know they're being forced on to plans they can't afford and can't use. young people figured it out very quickly, they were being overcharged. and the rest of america now knows this is a sinki