barron trump, donald's 10-year-old son.he spokesman drama was just one of trump's testy exchanges today. the other as the billionaire holds his ground on refusing to release his tax return. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. you'll see it when i release. but i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> now, erin, while trump was dealing with all these dramas in the media, there was some actual campaign work going on in cleveland. this is where his top aides were visiting to begin laying the groundwork for a convention donald trump says wants to be more like a show biz feel and less like the stodgy gop convention we've seen in the past. >> sara, thank you from cleveland. i want to go to drew griffin. you had a chance to speak to yet another reporter who often dealt with trump. she said he made calls like this all the time. >> a couple of reporters. it turns out this has been an open secret and a big joke in new york among the media there. one daily news reporter said back in the '80s and into

barron. >> reporter: the billionaire businessman has been more restrained when it comes to speaker paul ryan, who earlier this week said he wasn't ready to support trump. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. i don't know. >> reporter: though trump did have a warning yesterday in oregon for republican leaders hoping his meeting next week with ryan will help unify the party. >> if somebody doesn't want to endorse, i don't want their endorsement. the only important thing is the unification of the people. because the other people don't mean anything. >> reporter: and their "presumptive" nominee, otherwise called their presumptuous nominee... >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton's campaign sees the iarty discord as an opportunity to bring anti-trump republicans i-to her camp. >> this election is a make-or- break election in so many ways. >> reporter: former vice enesident dick cheney is among some of the establishment icpublicans supporting trump. and vlad, while many top donors

barron was donald trump's favorite alias. when this was revealed, trump said what of it?pen name. >>> a core theme of trump is that he's a nationalist robin hood, who can bring jobs back to the little guy. the clip you just saw is from a documentary film detailing trump's actual business practices, whether he's actually been that successful, and how he treated the real life little guys who worked for him. the film "trump, what's the deal" was produced in 1991 but the film makers say it was never relooeased publicly because dond trump shut it down by threatening lawsuits. now the film is available online just as donald trump is poised to become the republican presidential nominee. the film includes details about trump's alleged use of aliases like the now notorious fake names john miller and john barron not just to promote himself but also to intimidate people. trump has recently denied ever using those aliases but the "washington post" last week reported on a 1990 lawsuit in which trump admitted under oath to using the name john barron while describing his rise to the top

>> this is barron and this was for the halloween a few years ago and this is wedding night and barroning for baseball. >> and is this -- >> this is donald's dad, fred. >> and donald with him? >> yes, that's donald when he graduated. >> wow. >> and his mother is right here. >> and, of course, there he is on the cover of the magazine. >> yeah. these are my parents, my mom and dad. >> are your parents still living? >> yes, they are here. they are here a lot. yes. they love to spend time with my son and he loves them and now it's a perfect age, too. they are really close together. >> and, of course, it helps with all of the traveling, too. >> yes, of course. of course. >> so what is it like to grow up trump? eric trump goes "on the record." nice to see you, eric. >> hey, greta. how are you? >> very well. your father says he's a strong negotiator. you work with your father. give me an example what he means by that? >> i sit across the table from him every day. he's incredibly quick, practical, likes to keep things simple, get things done, he can cut through red tape. he's an amazing man. w

i want to hear from marty barron on this as well.s joining me now from the post newsroom in washington. good morning. how are you? >> good morning. how are you? >> i was curious, when you hear your boss, owner of the paper, talking tough about trump, does it make it harder for you and your colleagues, your reporters to cover trump fairly? >> well, our intention is to cover the candidates as we would even without something like this. we were covering donald trump and covering hillary clinton thoroughly before this sort of battle of words, and we intend to continue doing that in a fair, honest, and honorable and accurate way. >> don't you think there's at least a perception problem for the post when the owner of the paper out there is saying what trump is saying is inappropriate for a presidential candidate? >> well, he was just asked to respond to what donald trump had already said. i think he has the right to respond, and that doesn't change our coverage in any way. of course, we have to cover a presidential candidate. we're going to

admitted it was him years ago. >> in 1990, under oath, he testified that he did use the name john barron, and in 1991, he told "people" magazine that he did use the name john miller, so this has already been admitted. >> larry: we know, he's such a (bleep) liar! we know! we know! (applause) plus we know trump likes to impersonate people! he does it all the time! >> trump: you ever see crooked hillary clinton? she walks in, this is how she walks in -- good afternoon, bridgeport. how are you? this is crooked hillary clinton. (laughter) >> larry: he totally captured the way hillary clinton always introduces herself as "crooked hillary clinton." you notice that? that was so life like. (laughter) and his imitations aren't any better when he uses props. >> trump: it's rubio! (cheers and applause) >> larry: man, trump has more disregard for water than a flint politician. (audience reacts) oh, too soon? too soon? (applause) some of trump's imitations are just downright offensive. >> reporter: trump insists he didn't know that "new york times" reporter serge kovaleski suffers from a physical disa

barron, which it is. if you don't believe me, just ask my wife, melania jones." [ laughter and applause ] that's good object work. so good at object work. melania trump has given an exclusive interview to "du jour magazine" in which she shot down accusations that she avoids the public eye. saying, "i'm not shy, i know what i want." and if it's anything like trump's previous wives, i'm guessing half of everything. [ laughter and applause ] authorities in spain are warning of a new trend called sex roulette parties in which one person in an orgy secretly has an std and no one is allowed to use condoms. that sounds like a made up story to me. there's no such thing as an orgy where only one person has an std. [ laughter and applause ] according to a new study, the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex and 30 seconds lying on surveys. [ light laughter ] that's right. a new study says the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex, which means at my current rate, i'm going to live

. >> john barron is on the phone for you? donny: john? john barron? johnny boy?ou for a while. what have you got for me? mark: donny deutsch keeping us honest. katie couric is here to talk about the week. >> high. hi,: so, lindsey graham -- we saw there -- in an extended talk about foreign policy. i thought in a week where trump did not get enough credit for a lot of finesse moves, that was a finesse move. guest: considering how much the two men have gone through, how much donald trump has dragged lindsey graham through the mud or tried to, gave his cell phone out. i was there for that. and lindsey graham has taken every potshot he could add trump. if the two of them have a phone call, and graham admitted he asked some decent policy questions, unsurprising he does not say he is voting for trump. mark: but after what he said to us, praising trump and saying he has changed -- i think he is going to say trump is the best. katy: here's what i find so surprising for some one that did not cover political campaigns before. i am surprised a much the republican party can

john barron, john miller. and i found a few instances including new york times articles from 1994 and 1985 in which, you know, there's a spokesman, john barron quoted as vice president of the trump organization and this has kind of been an open secret. not only in new york media circles, especially the gossip pages of new york tabloids that have repeatedly use the quote unquote spokesman but trump organization executives who have told cnn that, in fact, this was well known that donald trump would, in fact, use these mon k monikers. >> he was obviously not happy with matt and savannah's line of questions and actually said, you're going to go so low to talk about something that took place 25 years ago, whether or not i made a phone call, let's get on to the current topics but the problem is, is that donald trump just in the last week has focused very, very heavily on stuff from 25 years ago from the 1990s and he has been sort of trying to destroy hillary clinton over things in the 1990s. >> that's right. yeah. t

report came after university president eric barron spoke out against allegations made last week thate coach joe paterno knew about a sexual abuse claim against the former assistant 40 years ago. barron's had an open letter on the university's website that he is, quote, appalled by the rumor, innuendo and rush to judgment, adding "we cannot find any evidence related to a settlement or otherwise that an alleged early assault was communicated to coach paterno." >>> meanwhile, three university officials including former president graham spanier await trial to criminal charges for their handling of the scandal. sandusky was sentenced in october 2012 to serve 30 to 60 years in prison. he filed a petition early last week for a new trial. paterno died in january 2012, and he was never charged with any crimes. >>> let's turn now to some highlights in yesterday's nba playoff action. in oklahoma city, the thunder evening up their western conference semifinal series against the spurs after a 111-97 win over the spurs. it happened in game four. kevin durant poured on 41 points in that game as the

especially using the name john barron more than miller. but yeah, he used john barron all the time. baron is actually a name that he just seemed to use a lot with girlfriend and things and now baron is his youngest son's name. >> and he reportedly admitted this in '90s that he did this. >> everyone in new york media knew it at the time. that happened before my time at "people" magazine. but those stories still went around the newsroom because everybody knew it. it was part of who he was. why he isn't owning up to it now, i don't know. >> why would he do this? what's in it for him? you think it makes him look kind of silly? >> maybe. because we're talking about the presidency. we're talking about the president of the united states. and the president of the united states is generally not the same person that donald trump was when he was a tabloid fixture in new york city going through very public divorces. living a life as a business man. that was a celebrity. he was a symbol of '80s excess that was rolling into the '90s. that is very different persona that even what the people that w

barron, of course, is the name of his youngest son. paula. >> john miller, john barron. have to imagine the campaign is scrambling this morning. how are they explaining all this? >> reporter: trump is sticking by that denial, but in another strange twist "the washington post" was interviewing trump on the phone, and when they asked if he ever employed a john miller, the line suddenly went dead. >> all right, mary. as you said, stranger than fiction. >> yeah, all right, mary, thank you. >> thank you, mary. >>> let's bring in political commentator lz granderson to weigh in on this. lz, good morning, sir. so let me just ask you straight up, do you buy trump's denials here? >> of course not. i don't think anyone who's paid attention to his cadence over the past six to eight months can read a transcript and not think that it's donald trump, but him denying this is kind of par for the course. >> yeah, it sounds just like him but, of course, he has denied it so how does he walk this back, if at all? >> well, he doesn't need to walk it back, and he's proven through his entire pr

>> this is barron. and this is for the halloween a few years ago. this was on our wedding night.nd donald going for baseball. >> this is donald's dad, fred. >> is that donald with him? >> yes. that's donald when he yawted. >> wow. >> and his mother is right here. >> and, of course, there he is on the cover of the magazine. >> yeah. these are my parents. my mom and dad. >> are your parents still living? >> yes. they are here. >> they are here? >> they are here a lot, yes. they love to spend time with my son and he loves them. and now it's a perfect age, too. they are really close together. >> and, of course, it helps with all the traveling, too. >> yes. of course, of course. >> what is it like to grow up trump? eric trump goes "on the record." nice to see you, eric. >> hey, greta, how are you? >> very well. okay, so your father says is he a strong negotiator. you work with your father. give me an example of what he means by that. >> he is the greatest. i have eaten him my whole life. i sit across the table every single day and there is no one better. is he incredibly quick and pra

donny: i'm sure that democrats will have ads about donald trump guy.g as a fake pr >> john barron ise for you? john? johnny boy? i have not heard from you for a while. what have you got for me? mark: donny deutsch keeping us honest. to talkuric is here about the week. lindsey graham -- we saw there -- in an extended talk about foreign policy. i thought in a week where trump did not get enough credit for a lot of finesse moves, that was a finesse move. guest: considering how much the two men have gone through, donald trump and lindsey graham, and lindsey graham has taken every potshot he could add trump. graham even admitted he asks some pretty decent foreign-policy questions. but he will still not be voting for trump. mark: i'm not going to rule out that lindsey graham is going to say, you know what, trump is the best. katy: you know what is surprising for someone who has not covered political campaigns before -- i am surprised a much the republican party can call them dangerous, call him untrustworthy, that he is an idiot basically, and then come out and say, you know, we are going

>> we have been doing these reports where trump would call reporters and editors had him as john barroniller and giving them stories. mo some of them thought it was playful but it was a common place that it would be on city's desk when these calls come in. and of course, we like to listen to that. and it was just sort of a running joke. as you hear, he makes no real effort to disguise his voice. >> let me ask you about this, there is no criminality, did you check your legal voice? is there any legal issue here that can be used against him? >> imitating yourself or somebody else. it does not sound like a crime to me. >> that's not a scoot. i once saw him on letterman, some football player were thwing a football into a theater to some other building and they had to get somebody. it was him. he was available for publicity. this is not a shock. well, i am just kidding. you are just kidding. good work on that, mark. we'll weigh the importance of this now. thank you for joining us, let's go right now to susan >> we are talking about this beforehand. i think the cover is worse than the crime.

and "barron's," if i'm not mistaken, says sell that thing and sell it now!ll and one of our wrote about report, there is inflammatory report. this thing is, the company called devonshire research group, compares tesla, their words, not mine, a ponzi scheme, a pyramid scheme. saying it is not a car company. it is not a battery company. it is a financing company using customer deposits to finance future losses because it won't be able to deliver on the promises it is making. inflammatory like i said. >> wait, wait, wait. let's be clear. it hasn't been profitable since it launched in 2003. only has 1.4 billion in cash on the balance sheet and multiple needs for cash. it is going through severe cash burn. >> their claim the promise they're making on delivering this car at the price they're laying out they can't possibly make it in 2017. we shall see. stuart: inflammatory stuff. now i want to get to "barron's" saying buy microsoft. >> well, a lot of software-makers are going through the same thing right now. they use to sell the titles on store shelves. suddenly

"barron's" said make him sue so we could get discovery of his documents, he backed off.network is in the tank -- >> cynically, let's say you thought it was the case and it was a financial decision, wouldn't be the wiser financial cynical choice be run this puppy for a contested convention, because -- >> you bet, you bet. >> and i'm old enough to remember contested conventions and they are a ratings super bonanza. i cannot understand why any network would not want to have a contested convention. especially this time with trump supporters, they are very, very animated. i mean, it would be great theater. >> thank you, ben. it's always a pleasure. and to those who are like trump or cruz, they've both declined coming on our show. >>> this is the reaction of people finding out they're going to be getting election coverage. isn't that great? >> you always watch and wonder, i wish i knew somebody. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so

it's not him, i believe it's not him. >> in 1990 under oath he testified he did use the name john barron and in 1991 he told "people" magazine he did use the name john miller so this has already been admitted previously. i don't understand why now. >> i don't know those facts to be true or not. i just know that he said it's not him. i believe him. i don't know the relevance of this frankly other than it's 25 years old, it's dealing with interest that "people" magazine and not focusing on the issues trump is trying to talk about today, jobs, terrorism, immigration problems. these are the issues we should be talking about. why the media is spending so much time going back 25 years to talk about "people" magazine tape that may or may not be trump. totally irrelevant. >> mr. trump brought up things that were 25 years old on behalf of mr. clinton, former president clinton. >> but that was not "people" magazine. those were issues that related to a core component of hillary clinton's strategy, which is that she's talking about breaking the ceiling for women, and yet she was an enabler and made

the stock does not look cheap according to barron's.he firm needs to wind down its use of adjusted earnings. and barron's saying that the ceo is a successful conglomerate. that could be the reason behind the 1.6% pop in the free market. >>> and donald trump is making comments on his tax proposal. have a listen. >> the thing i'm going to do is make sure the middle class gets good tax breaks. because they have been absolutely shunned. the other thing i'm going to fight very hard for business. for the wealthy, i think frankly it's going to go up. and you know what, it really should go up. >> and then when he was pressed on whether this is a change from his original plan, trump said it's all in negotiation. of course we'll have much more on the day's top political headlines and the effort that the republican party is making this week to try to unify themselves in the wake of paul ryan saying he's not ready to back him. >> that's right. as well as the political realm, we'll look at the top global headlines and why the u.k. president david ca

our editorial department donald trump would use the names of john barron or miller. they played a 1991 recorder of john miller to different new york reporters and donald trump's ex-wife marla ma >>> thousands of illegal immigrants in fear of a new round of deportation. 100 people in virginia are on the list. immigrant advocates promise to fight the planned immigrations. the agents are targeting undocumented workers that were no shows in court. >> it came illegally during my first term. i want to help you stay and give you work permits. if you came illegally during my second term, deportation is schizophrenic. >> the spokesperson cannot confirm or deny but the immigrants that arrived in the u.s. after january of 2014 could be removed. >>> canada's prime minister is in fort mcmurray to get a first hand look at the damage from the huge wildfire that forced the city's evacuation. no timetable on when the 88,000 residents can return home. the fire damaged or 3000 homes in other buildings but firefighters managed somehow to sake 25,000 other structures. the fire is now bur

so his name is donald trump but you can call him the presumptive nominee or call him john barron or john miller. it all works maybe. confused? well, a just plain strange new report from "the washington post" out this morning suggesting donald trump posed as his own public relations person fake names and all and it's all on tape. an alleged spokesperson sounding like trump is speaking by phone with a reporter from "people" magazine to talk about the end of trump's marriage to then wife ivana and several of his relationships, including one with france's former first lady, who went on to be france's former first lady, carla bruni. here is a portion of that audio. >> eric clapton pintroduced her to mick jagger. and then she stopped mick jagger for donald and that's where it is right now. and, you know, again, he's not making any commitments to karla either, just so you understand. >> so this just on the heels of trump's capitol hill charm offensive, meetings he described great at every turn and just as many republican party holdouts were coming around to the idea of backing the presumptive n

i was on "barron's" roundtable back early january, they asked who would be next president. said donald trump. people gasped when you say that back then. david: they did indeed. catch the full interview with jeffrey on "wall street week." that airs tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. right here on fox business. melissa: more breaking earnings report. yelp released first-quarter earnings. lori rothman on floor with those details. >> yelp a tremendous surprise. we were looking for a loss but yelp came in with a gain. numbers, eight cents a share. expected loss of 16 cents a share. previous quarter of loss of 2 cents a share and better than expected revenue. 159 million investors real impressed. at last check shares were up almost 9% in the after hours session. yelp increasing its full-year forecast, up 27%. that is what revenue should do for 2016. in terms of why the surprisingly better than expected report from yelp? number of reviews increasing by 31% year-over-year to 102 million and local ad sales were pretty strong. so a lot of people are using yelp and crowd source idea

times," and laura barron-lopez of huff post, to start. >> hi. you are heading to china next month for the strategic dialogue for the economic relationship, and i would like to ask, against the backdrop of slowing global growth, china's increasing clout, and the u.s.' slight pivot toward a harder line toward china, what are the challenges you think the u.s. faces in regards to this relationship over the course of the next year? mr. lew: i think that the u.s.-china relationship -- i will limit myself to discussing the economic relationship -- but the u.s.-china economic relationship is one of the most important economic relationships in the world. we are the two largest economies in the world. the global economy will do well if we do well. it will suffer if we suffer. we have made clear in our dealings with china that they have to take steps that are good for china, but also good for the global economy, that there is a responsibility that comes with being one of the two largest economies in the world. i think we have made progress in the economic

sometimes they would get a call back from a john barron or john miller.e donald trump, called him a great man. we have more recording. take a listen for yourself. is this donald trump? >> well, it's just that he really decided that he wasn't, you know, he didn't want to make the commitment, he didn't want to make a commitment. he really thought it was too soon. he's coming out of, you know, a marriage and he's starting to do tremendously well financially. he's been working hard and doing well and probably, as you know, there's a real estate depression in the united states and he's probably doing as well as anybody there is and frankly he wants to keep it that way. he thought it was too soon to make any commitment to anybody. >> so what is going to happen -- is she being asked to leave or is she going to be allowed to stay? >> he treats everybody well. you know, you don't know him -- >> no i have me have met him? >> you have met him? he's a good guy. >> reporter: in the 1980s trump actually did admit that sometimes he did go by the name of john barron but

>> i would use -- i actually used a name barron. i made a very good deal using that name. i used an alias in terms of setting up a meeting with mr. donald trump and it was -- and many preem in the real estate do that. you use alias. you have to, frankly otherwise they find out it's you and you have to pay more money. >> i asked bernie sanders because he'll be here tomorrow to ask a question, and have you met bernie? >> i never really had the privilege. >> i see. okay. so here's the question from bernie. he asked, hillary clinton backed out of an -- hillary clinton backed out of an agreement to debate me in california before the june 7th primary. are you prepared to debate the major issues facing our largest state and the country before the california primary, yes or no? >> yes, i am. how much is he going to pay me? >> you would -- >> trump says he would take the money paid, give it to charity. the response from sanders -- swift. he tweeted game on. i look forward to debating donald trump in california before the june 7th primary. but earlier in the day police were on edge

penn state president eric barron said there is no way to joe if coach paterno knew of the 1970s allegation, putting out a statement, in part, quote, we cannot find any evidence related to a settlement or otherwise that an alleged early assault was communicated to coach paterno. he also said the university has worked to reanalyze reports and depositions regarding the sex abuse scandal as new details have ee mermeremerged. in court documented released last week, it was alleged paterno knew of sex claims as early as 1976. sandusky was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing ten boys. paterno died in january of 2012 and was never charged with any crimes. three university officials including former president graham spanier await trial on criminal charges for their handling of the sandusky scandal. >>> well, to north carolina now where the clock is ticking on that state's controversial bathroom law. that rule requires people use the restroom corresponding to the gender of their birth. it sparked protests throughout the state. and last week the justice department classified the law as a

there were still people playing, but to be honest, with the exception of a few like kenny barron or ronyounger generation that was supposed to come up did something else, and that had never happened before. wynton marsalis: today you go in to make a modern recording, all this technology-- the bass plays first, then the drums come in later, then they track the trumpet, then the singer comes in, then they ship the tape somewhere... well, none of the musicians have played together. you can't play jazz music that way. in order for you to play jazz, you've got to listen to them. the music forces you at all times to address what other people are thinking and for you to interact with them with empathy and to deal with the process of working things out. and, uh...that's how our music really could teach what the meaning of american democracy is... the thing in jazz that will get bix beiderbecke up out of his bed at 2:00 in the morning to pick that cornet up and practice into the pillow for another two or 3 hours... or that would make louis armstrong travel around the world for 50-something years

. >> john barron. >> the prime minister, and we on these benches, can be very proud of the fact that in recent years we have reduced both relative poverty and income inequality. we are a one-nation party or we are nothing. so does he agree with lord rows, the leader of the remain campaign, that if we were to leave the eu and exercise greater control over immigration for the sake of public services, then wages would rise even faster. >> prime minister. >> i think what would happen if we were to leave the eu is we would see an impact on our economy that would be largely negative. that's not just my view. that's the view now of the bank of england, the imf, the oecd, and a growing number of international bodies. i would say to anybody who wants to make this choice, obviously it's a choice for the british people, a choice to make. but i think we have to be clear about the economic consequences. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in 1972, age just 19, nine months marry pd and six months pregnant with their first child, my constituent susan lee received a knock on the door to say that her husband,

how many voters going, john miller, john barron, how does this make me feel? donald trump, dispatching of these things easily has been one of his primary positives throughout this campaign. his ability to do that over and over again with the media, on the stump, all of these things. his inability to do that with this issue is almost stunning to me. why wouldn't he sit there and say, yeah, it's me. i was messing around. a different time. his answer for everything. i wasn't a politician then. a businessman, playing the game. the fact he wasn't able to do that kind of causes you to raise your eyebrows. >> puts you in a box. paul manafort, need to be legit, a nudge and a wink, yeah, i can't make sense of it. if he says it's not him, it's not him. you got to look at him twice. >> when he wants to talk about terrorism, attack hillary clinton, everybody at the start of every interview, do you mind giving us john miller to talk to at the start? in person. it he's a real human being, let us interview him and that clouds over or cover everything he wants to talk about,

barron zaka from freedom tech has been lobbying for six years for this change. >> this is important becausemericans have a constitutional right to that warrant protection. that is what the fourth amendment is about. it's the single biggest reason for the american revolution. chris: the bill will go to the u.s. senate where it is likely to come up against some resistance from certain regulators and the law enforcement agencies specific exemptions to the warrant rule. as of now, things are happening, your, the and e-mail are still no longer private. 180 days after you send them. in the newsroom, chris papst, abc7 news. alison: okay. leon: thank you. alison: thank you. coming up at 5:00 -- >> i'm a huger and a people person. i like to be around people. alison: seven salutes this woman for taking the time to volunteer more than anyone else in jonathan: tonight we salute a woman who spent her life caring for others. mary has been working for military wounded for every war beginning in the 1940's. she not a doctor or a nurse but what she provides some argue is just as important. >> this is gettin

i was on barron's roundtable in early january and they asked who will be the next president. they would say hillary clinton. i said donald trump. people gasped. nicole: you can see more tonight on wall street week. lauren: herbalife ended the day on a good note, shares rose 50% on after-hours trading after the nutritional supplement marketer said it topped the federal trade commission at advanced stage and charlie gasparino reported this breaking news, they have been investigating herbalife over whether it is a pyramid scheme. michael johnson says talks with the ftc could end up with $200 million for litigation. lauren: cigna, analysts expect the health insurance company will post year over year increase in earnings per share. rising and expectations company profit and revue will rise year-over-year, wall street looking for earnings of $.21 a share on revenue of $1.9 billion, shares in churchill down which will host the kentucky derby, dropped 10%, and the first double-digit decline in the company's stock since the recession of 2008. here is a look at the headlines. today's a

>> i mean, barron mcjohnington. anyway, listen here, dummy. i was watching your show, and i don't like the lies you're telling about donald trump, who is my incredibly successful boss and definitely a different guy than me. laugh >> stephen: wait, you're saying that back in the 1990s donald trump did not pretend to be his own publicist? >> of course not. he didn't have time back then. he was too busy banging madonna, and jessica rabbit. >> stephen: look, mr. mcjohnington, jessica rabbit was animated. >> she sure was, if you know what i mean. we had loony tune sex. i mean, donald trump did. >> stephen: come on, you're obviously donald trump. >> i wish i was. the man is a god, an unstoppable force of charisma and sexual energy. sometimes i wish i could have sex with him myself. >> stephen: look, mr. mcjohnington-- >> who's that? >> stephen: it's you. >> not anymore. he got fired. i'm his new public >> stephen: look, mr. trump-- >> mr. trump is not available. he's making love to taylor swift on a boat made of steaks. the best. got to go! >> steph

. >> jimmy: when you name a kid barron, does it put pressure on him to welcome one. >> he's a good boy and do those kinds of things? >> i >> jimmy: do you play games? >> all the time. >> jimmy: do you ever let him win? >> i want to win. no. i want him to win. my children, by the way, have done well. i have great children, five of them, and i want them to be successful. i want them to do really well. that's the whole deal with your children. i have friends that are very successful, and they actually don't like seeing their son or daughter do better than them. there aren't too many where that happens. they're not very good fathers or parents, but i've seen many people where they're competitive with their children. >> jimmy: if one of your kids ran against you for president, would you crush them too? >> i would try. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you would? that would be crazy. did you fire ben carson from your vice presidential -- >> no. >> jimmy: did he quit? >> ben carson is a great person. >> jimmy: it seems like he's half out of it all the time. >> no. he's very smart. he's a very fine have

barron's was generous. >> an a core, if you haven't seen it, big time. pfizer bought the drugmaker.o 99.25% a share. >> nanacor makes a treatment fo eczema. >>> meantime range resources is buying rival memorial resource development. that stock deal is valued at $4.4 billion. it will allow range resources to expand into the appalachian and u.s. gulf coast regions. memorial is up while range is down 10%. >>> the didn't of transportation consumer report card is out. phil lebeau is here to tell you the winners and the losers. >> oh, boy, oh, boy. >> hey, phil. >> hey, kelly. we're looking at the month of march. remember, there's a little bit of lag between when we get the data and when it's reported. we didn't have storms in the major parts of the countries. so 85% of the time flightses were on time. all close to 90%. the worst performers in terms of on time a rival. spirit, virgin america and jetblue as well. fewer complaints came into the d.o.t. in march from passengers. in fact, far fewer compared to last year. and when you look at mishandled baggage cases, they were down in the firs

. >>> a stock to watch today is first data, barron published a very positive article about first data we wait for a rate hike from the fed. bayer wants to buy the american chemical seed company monsanto for $62 million. >>> looking ahead to san jose city council k, they will take up the issue of google fiber. they want to bring high-speed internet to san jose. they are about the size of aç shipping container. they are going to go on city property. not in anyone's backyard. we should point out google is the competitor with our parent company comcast. really good competitors. >> would they lease the property? >> these things do not go in front of your house 0. these will be on city property. >> not that noticeable. >> how many cities have google fiber? >> about 10 or 15. it started in kansas city. >> thank you. >>> 5:47. a warning after several food recalls in stores across the country. more products containing sun flower seeds are getting pulled from shells because of a possible lysteria contamination. they were made between february 1 and april 21st. >> a washington plant in washingt

>> don barron, baby. >> let's start with the phone call. let's take a listen to john miller talking about how madonna wanted to date donald trump back in 1991. >> she called and wanted to go out with them, that i can tell you. the people that you write about really are -- i mean they call. they just call. actresses, people that you write about call to see if they can go out with him. >> this is from a "people" magazine interview in 1991. donald trump says that was not me on that phone call. most people believe it is him, even his own pr in a long conversation talking about the many women who want to date him. it's funny. it's fun to listen to. does it tell us anything about him that we need to know? >> my initial reaction was was this option to be a movie in the 1980s? it is, you know, to your point, willie, this guy is running to be the commander in chief of the united states. do we want someone who is impersonating a publicist and basically prank calling new york media outlets, so much so that it became a running joke at the news desk of

our editorial partners say he would try to get good press using john barron or miller. people magazine played a 1991 recorder of john miller to different reporters and to donald trump's ex-wife marla maples and they agreed its trump. >> to prince georges county where several people were burned out of their homes. the flames raced through the homes. they believe it broke out on the 2nd floor and traveled all the way up to the third. there is no word on what sparked the fire. one firefighter suffered serious burns to his hands. >> police in fairfax county are searching for a hit-d-run driver. investigators say at shiplet boulevard near cappella avenue at 9. a car, possibly a dark colored honda or toyota struck him and the driver stopped for a moment and then kept going. and he, the victim, was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> turning now to the latest in the trial of the baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. one of his long-time friends brandon ross took the witness stand in the trial of edward nero. he says he saw nero throw gray head first into

court order declaring hb 2 restroom restriction impermissionbly discriminatory as well as statewide barron enforcement this is about dignity and respect we afford our fellow citizens and laws we as people and can'ty enacted to protect them. some say people are overlooking rights of non transgender people. all be zig naitd gepder neutral is the bill. it heads to the state senate. >> pretrial hearings set to begin for baltimore police officer edward nero in the death of last month a judge ordered colleague officer garrett mill to testify against nero. the officer is facing assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office charges -- in office charges and the trial is set to begin tomorrow and gray died a year ago in police custody. >> we've been ror reportsing for weekends on elevated sours of lead found in water sources at d.c. public schools. >> and officials are under fire because of concerns and they're speaking out exclusively to "fox5". joining us now outside minor elementary school northeast with more on the story. melanie. >> good morning, yes, we came to minor elementary schoo