okay. >>> sesame street is threatening to sue a company that used bert and earn fleefl in a campaign at sexualai health awareness. >> okay. o this is the ad showing bertwier saying see ernie, you've got e nothing to worryrn about.bout everything is positive.ite the tag line then says, helpel us take std testing out of the e stone age.st tmz reports the company did not get permission to use bert r ernie's likenesses.ikeness. they have now removed all bert t and ernie images from its web site and says there was no intent to tarnish the sesame street brand.street bra not a good use of -- of >> should have known. >> -- bert and ernie. >> odd. >> ♪ >> the opening line there fromi the hit song nothing comparesom you to has led to yet another tribute to the late musician,ia, prince.pr several radio stations including kcmp in prince'snce' home state of minnesota will play prince's version of the song today at 5:07 central time. time. that marks seven hours and 13end days since his death on april 21st.21. >>> and coming up tonight at 6:00 he will be joined by donny simpson.pson he'll be talki

he's way better than his lazy alcoholic brother bert. remember bert?e harmed in the making of that youtube video. frederick the great is the one you take home to mama horse. the only thing that can make frederick the great more appealing is if he learned to play an instrument which is something horses can do now. remember? [♪] he's better than clever. the real frederick the great suffered from gout and incouldn't fence. topic number five. kim jong-un is playing matchmaker for his sisters. they have have to be 5'10" and have to have served in the military. i suggest he relax his standards a little bit so his sisters can find some love. that's why i suggest tom shillue. look the those moves. he's over 5'10", while he has never technically served in the korean military, police's a musician. fun facts about tom shillue, he also suffers from gout and incontinence. if you have something you want to see in the "topical storm," please tweet me and use that lovely hashtag, "topical storm." michelle obama scores another let's move health victory. scientists say

bert and cheaper. that's our show. obama and attorney general loretta lynch. kennedy: tonight we are going to look back at some of the show's highlights the past few months. you will see me talk to dr. ron paul about the election. i had an exclusive and emotional interview with eagles of death front man jesse hughes. let's get into the show on kennedy.

john: isn't it bert they are not forcibly taking money from taxpayers? if they lose money, it's their own money. >> well, there are two sides to that coin. one, when you are talking about transportation being provided by: a for-profit entity. what that means is it won't be accessible to everyone. one of the things we do as public transit providers is to make sure our system is accessible to everybody at all income levels. john: the california bullet train is $89 a ticket. how is that accessible to everybody? >> $89 a ticket is significantly cheaper than flying in many cases between those two cities. john: though you work for government, you acknowledge there are advantages to privatizing some things. many americans are mindlessly biased against privatization. east of here a long island official proposed privatizing bus lines. he got booed. joshua, why do you think people are so hostile to this? >> there is this misconception this is taking tax dollars and giving them away to a for-profit entity. that's not the case when you are talking about transportati

coal-bert. >> mr. coal-bert.lling yourself coal-bear on tv. >> stephen: excuse me, excuse me. ( applause ) excuse me, charlamagne. ( laughter ) why did i get french? why did i get french, charlamagne? >> i said fancy. >> stephen: you're fancy, you're french. and colbert is french. i at least didn't call myself "colbert tha god." by the way, which tha god, and which god? >> i used to study of five teachings of islam. and genesis chapter 126 said god created man in his image according to his likeness. it gives me something to strive for. >> stephen: that's dog backwards. that's very nice. puts you on top. >> exactly. >> stephen: there's a lot of responsibility being god. >> a lot of pressure, a lot of responsibility. >> stephen: you have a show called "the breakfast club" here in new york, available on i harder road of radio, your cohosts are d.j.envy, and angela yee. and you're the ruler of rubbing people the wrong way, the architect of aggravation. why do you wish to aggravate the people? >> it's kind of the emin

. >> i think we're like ernie and bert from sesame street.t's a two-hander. >> but we don't sleep in the same room. >> not yet. >> no, not yet. >> reporter: and this man, he is called the stick. the eb gear." his identity a closely guarded secret. think of him as a super human race car driver. so we're just about to go around the racetrack with the stig, the icon. i am petrified. [ screaming ] the stig likes to burn some serious rubber on the track. >> oh! it's a porsche 911 gt 3, zero to 60 in three seconds. top speed, 190. and that comes in handy on the show. speed is what it's all about. >> it's got to be out there. it's got to be totally original and got to be frightening and usually life-threatening to one of us if not both of us. >> life >> yeah. >> yeah, there's a couple of times during the shooting of these things i've been like okay, that's dangerous. i kind of get lured into this you know to his world. >> reporter: these hosts will be going head to head driving to exotic locations, racing each other. >> watch the bump here. >> repor

the purpose was a round table discussion on how to bert create opportunities for those struggling and how she might be able to help. >> we can use the white house as a bully pulpit. we don't want a bully in the white house but we can use the bully pulpit to talk about issues. >> reporter: only a small group of people got to see the former secretary of statement one of them was this oakland woman who happened to be ordering breakfast when clinton walked in. >> then i found out what was going on, and i really -- i'm excited. i spoke to her. >> reporter: so did the restaurant owner who said found out just last night he would be hosting the event. they're known for hiring people just out of jail. >> she's very down to earth, very relatable, much different than what i've seen on tv. >> i want to know how the federal government and me particularly can be a better partner. >> reporter: the round table discussion centered on such issues as affordable housing, crime prevention, and protecting those most vulnerable. >> she really was listening. she was asking questions. she was digging deep int

our thanks to chris bert tell son. >> thank you.s away from the fed meeting and we're losing all the gains at the moment. markets close the day lower on light volume. the closing bell rings] connell and melissa pick it up after the bell. >> stocks ending the day in the red. kind of a weird ending to the day as we turn negative in the final moments of trading. i'm connell mcshane in today for david asman. melissa: immelissa francis this is "after the bell." we'll take you to markets in just a second. tell what you we have going on this hour. investigators are scouring flight data from egyptair 804 for clues what caused plane to spiral and plummet into the mediterranean sea. the focus now? four crucial minutes that could hold all of the answers. >>> neck-and-neck. hillary clinton's double-digit lead over donald trump has fizzled. we'll look how both campaigns are now fighting for every edge in the general election. >>> fix it owners beware. why the fitness data you rely on may not be accurate after all. >> come on. we can't have that.

bert chance of showers friday afternoon with the thunderstorms. it will feel like summertime.his is the player. this system that is trying to develop now in the caribbean northwest of the caribbean in the bahamas an area we are watching. the computer models are trying to develop it to low pressure and push it northward. sunday, monday, tuesday. if it happens it will have a significant impact on the coastal areas. however, even without it happening. high is offshore. this low pressure is re-signing to the south. it will force the winds out of the southeast. and bring cooler temperatures. the air is coming off the atlantic ocean. 72 for saturday. a lot of sunshine. 71 on sunday. the increasing clouds. chance of cloudy with a better chance of showers monday and the highs near 70. the forecast for the evening is beautiful. sunshine in 80's with the warm temperatures. overnight is clear and comfortable. for the next couple of days the high will move offshore. winds from southwest. partly cloudy. warm and humid. evening showers tomorrow. friday, the possibility of a shower and a sto

martha: good news for firefighters battling that massive wildfire in bert, canada.temperatures and light rain are forecast to move in the next few days. a surveillance camera captured this on an iphone and it shows one couple's home as they watched it burn together ground it's hard to see. but it's over on the left-hand side. they got a look at what was happening at home via that phone. will, what are conditions today and what is the outlook? >> conditions looking better today than they were this weekend. this entire region is bone dry after a mild winter. firefighters on the ground have given this fire a nickname. they are calling it the beast. when you look at the video you can understand why it burned 1,100 square miles. neighborhoods have gown in flames. 1,600 structures have been damaged. water is not drinkable. gas has been shut off. one resident described it as armageddon. 90,000 people have been evacuated. it's not clear when they can return. and many fear when they go back home there may not be a home to come to. the good news is the weather has changed and

. >> sharks bert come back tonight. >> our coverage continues now over at ktvu plus. ken wayne standing by what. are you guys work ong? >> julie, the california republican party, is it in even more trouble now that donald trump appears to be the nominee? we're going to talk to an expert. the big one may be closer than you think. new information on the san andreas fault. join keba heather and me on ktvu plus. m$ most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a limited time. combos done my way. gentlemen, star wars day is rapidly approaching. we should finalize our plans. what? that's a real thing? what is it, star wars christmas? no. don't be ridiculous. that's wookiee life day. (scoffs) so, when is it

are you bert wingfield-hayes was accused of insulting the dignity of north korea, and speaking against the country's leadership. the journalist was even forced to write an apology. he is yet to make a statement except to say he is glad to approximate out of north korea. >>> it's a dangerous cycle, teenage criminals in and out of the local judicial system, dc agencies spending millions of dollars to supervise and try and rehabilitate them, are the programs working? not to everybody's satisfaction. from their own mouths tonight, how these youths began and continue in the violent path and why you should care? that's tonight on wusa 9 at 11:00. >>> coming up next, north carolina raises the stakes the fight with the federal government over the state's new bathroom law. >> and don't forget, we're giving a way a new mercedes-benz on wakeup washington. you can tune in tomorrow at 6:00 to find out thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when i

i would say probably one of the bert times that we've had through tsa. >> reporter: while it's very clear that the tsa clearly has its act together for this holiday weekend, the question is can they sustain it throughout the summer and beyond. earlier this week american airlines told congress tsa delays so far this year have caused 70,000 american airlines passengers to miss their flights and that 40,000 bags were delayed to later flights. smt of the things that we have done in congress to cap the number of screeners, to limit the resources available to this agency are unfair. >> reporter: american airlines did not mention that according to university and government studies last year american airlines bumped almost the same number of passengers from its flights, mishandled 324,000 bags, far more than tsa. so this shows the tsa and the airlines have a lot of work to do as the hyper busy summer travel season gets underway. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> aaa is projecting that nearly 34 million people will be driving to their destinations this memorial day. that's an increase of a little mo

are also against the county's plan to expand the jail saying the money used on the facility would be bert suited in other areas. members of this group say, bottom line, they're not asking for much. just justice for what they feel is right. >> this is the same demands that are in the other places as well that are suffering from the lack of accountability and responsibility from law enforcement. >> reporter: the activists point to this video which captures sheriff's deputies hitting stanislaus petrov. >> he's not it accountable or responsive to the community. >> a lot of the police brutality has been going on. that's why we're demanding that the sheriff step down. >> reporter: now, the spokesperson for the sheriff's office says the sheriff is reviewing those list of demands and will get back to them on that. he also says the sheriff has no plans of stepping down. he says the sheriff serves all of the people here in alameda county, and he plans to finish out his term. julie. >> paul, thank you. >>> well, there are reports san francisco's mayor tried to talk with a group of hunger strikers to

maybe someone was like, hey, abe, you should treat your slaves bert and he was, like, huh, why don't just set them all free? that's a great idea! yeah, i guess... (laughter) i understand a lot of americans are uneasy with women serving in combat because american soldiers are subjected to grueling standards. you have to run thousands of miles and stale scale walls and hold your buddy's head in your lap while you scream nooooo! so much goes into it. and men are stronger than women. it's just true. if anyone is sexest, it's nature. they have is one who is handing stuff out. okay, men, you get the big muscles and you will orgasm every time you have sex. hell, sometimes you will orgasm just by accident. that's how easy it will be for you. for the ladies, you get to push an entire human being out of your vagina. have a good day. (laughter) even if women are generally stronger than women, plenty of women are up to the task of combat and no reason why they shouldn't fight. if you asked me to choose between ronda rousey and sheldon be big bang to fight for me, i choose -- oh, wait, she's alre

>> bert, go ahead. bert and then rick. >> yes, i have a brief comment and a question. the brief comment the judicial committee a couple years ago reported out a bill, bipartisan to dramatically change the state secret problem, which this administration opposed. my question goes back to mike's original question about how the church committee was able to come about and describe the turbulent times. but my experience is that the history of intelligence and oversight is all before 9/11 and after 9/11. and what i mean is, not people in this room, but people who follow current events, a lot of my acquaintances who are liberals, after the church committee report and disclosures were sufficiently outraged to back a lot of reforms, which is as you say have been evishiated. the levy guidelines which really came from the church committee recommendations that vice president mondale worked on and the assassination executive order. but after 9/11, those same people, the same kinds of people, in my experience, have a different attitude. and it is essentially i don't care, even if the

he was killed helping a wounded marine in may 1945 in japan and his family says hall been bert had as. >> all the memories that through the years good monica monica malpassryes and bad memory wonderful memories. >> hall jp bert family said they're glad others can see the medal and kharish it after years of sitting at hot. >> you're aching "fox 5 news" at 8 that does it for me. it's been fun. >> happy memorial day for you. more for you. veronica cleary up next and "fox 5 news" on the hill starting at 8:30 we'll be >> welcome back chris wallace joins waws i preview of this morning project. >> you with korey lieu due ski the campaign manager for trump and with departure of rick whilely and i know notice campaign they put out a positive statement about whil whilely's time there do you think you can find out more about that? >> well i think we'll find out and i'll certainly ask we see if we find out or not about teptions inside the campaign. there's been a punch pun bunch of of story about that and this is a management style creative teption to some degree you set people against each othe

today gets little bert. notice how foggy it is down the shore this morning, and that's going to lead to low visibility, and probably slow travel specially spot like the garden state parkway, ac parkway, places like, that storm scan3, shows the problem, still renmant circulation from what was tropical storm bonnie offer the coast of the carolinas, that conveyor belt of moisture that bonnie was pulling in, now, finally has shifted off shore. but there is enough cloud cover, and enough fog around, down the shore, to keep in a in place this morning. and visibilities have lowered quite a bit. temperature wise, r

today gets little bert. notice how foggy it is down the shore this morning, and that's going to lead to low visibility, and probably slow travel specially spot like the garden state parkway, ac parkway, places like, that storm scan3, shows the problem, still renmant circulation from what was tropical storm bonnie offer the coast of the carolinas, that conveyor belt of moisture that bonnie was pulling in, now, finally has shifted off shore. but there is enough cloud cover, and enough fog around, down the shore, to keep in a in place this morning. and visibilities have lowered quite a bit. temperature wise, right now, very warm start to your morning, so leave the jackets behind, 71 in philly, 66 allentown at the moment, 68 in atlantic city with dew points to match. the air pretty much completely saturated cause that patchy fog right now. the worse of it, millville, at .3-mile visibility, half mile visibility in wildwood, not bad around the city and surrounding suburbs, but we will start to see the patchy fog i

if it's bleeding in the brain you do bert, but what we've got to do in rehabilitation, and we don't oftentalk about this here, it's very important, we've got to get physical therapy involved and retrain to you speak properly and got to strengthen those lims so that they don't get spastic or paralyzed and maybe even a role for botox in this situation to loosen up the specifics. >> we love preventive measures if possible. what can we do, you told us about the fatty foods and processed meats and we should stay away from there. is there something else? >> study after study shows adding exercise to your regimen reduces risk of smoke by 30% and stop smoking reduces risk by 50%. going back to what marc was saying, when you catch them early, it's amazing how the patients can recover and even go back to the way they were. once you let 24 hours pass and the damage is done, that's when you're going to have permanent issues and it's a problem. now, as a surgeon, the first thing you want to do is make sure you stop any kind of pressure buildup in the brain because anywhere in your body you have room t

comment,k to bert's reconstruction after the surrenders, it is a time of uncertainty. a lot of southerners were concerned, how are we going to be treated? is it going to be martial law? are we going to the hung? as one of the generals seems to hope his soldiers would be. what's going to happen? how long is martial law going to last? are we ever going to have any measure of freedom again? you have to put yourself in that why there understand were these people desperate , whichto leave the south they fought for desperately in many cases for several years. he got intocestor, some local trouble. mutual acquaintance discovered that there were virginians who were traveling to brazil. in fact, this was not a virginia phenomenon. it was something that was happening throughout the south. the reason for it was that, at least in the case of brazil, it has been advertised in newspapers in places like new orleans, atlanta, charleston, , by brazilian officials. , beinga was that brazil an enormous country, it is still an enormous country, needed further development of its interior.

in february, the kipp cooper norcross academy named its gym in honor of cher rip girl bert whip wilson and his brother. they both grew up and live in the school's neighborhood. >> good kids there. >>> super heroes take over a local school to help out a little boy battling for his life. the cheryl day he will never forget. >>> and a pooch is in big trouble his paw struck down a drain. the poor thing had to wait overnight for helps and crews had to do to do something a little extra to get him free. sean? >> dawn, eagles get a little bit of good news. they were able to sign a bunch of their draft picks but we're still waiting on the big one. find out who is officially a big leaguer later in sports. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is res

it's a nicer site, bert for everybody. >> they really are not speaking the truth. the fact is that in denmark we have still a great deal of income inequality. 10% of the people control 80% of the wealth. even in denmark. there i no way to avoid it. what they do do is even gang in a great deal of income redistribution. if bernie want the u.s. to be more like denmark. what should happen is taxes would go up on most americans, most middle class people, most of them poor people, and go up considerably. but here it's just one -- john: we are out of time. thank you. how soon will america go broke? baits' not just sanders and the democrats who promise impossible spending. republicans want to spend more, too. >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we are not spending enough right now. t(t(t(v yawn * america isn't truly socialist yet. under socialism government owns everything. our government doesn't. it on owns about half. yes. government so big it controls half the economy. and the government controlled part keeps getting bigger. we are on the road to bankrupt

it's getting bert and better all the time.t is realistic enough to care some people once they don a pair of nerd goggles. watch this. [screaming] kennedy: it's as though they have given a mental patient electric underwear and they are shocking her. she is terrified. but what is frightening her. let's check out the inside of that game. >> reiterating the call to pull out of nato, our strong military alliance. [screaming] note it was made for you and me ♪ >> we care for our seniors [screaming] kennedy: i love the biden app that sent her over the edge of insanity. turn it off. topic number four. what you are about to see i not some minute mumbling in some secret devil language it's a 4-year-old upknees girl singing karaoke until her younger toddler of a brother knocks over her precious microphone. [♪] kennedy: if look could kill, that she child would single handedly defeat isis. and with no waterboarding. topic number five. i don't know if i mentioned this on the show before. but i'm a pretty big "star wars" fan. particularly r2d

i love freedom, but i don't think the empress is bert on this issue. >> you will hear all the usual complaint, freedom of speech and we have to shut off their means of communicating. it's more complicated. kennedy: not complicated at all. drunk both of them. i don't care if they are a couple of -- eetotalling quitter. they warned you all along. now put on a silly hat and drink all the tequila you can put in your gord. greg gutfeld tells us about the death threats aimed at a former regular and couple who are now meat eaters. i'm glad you are here, i'm kennedy. donald and hillary, friend forever. they are pivoting toward the general elect and speculation has begun on their possible running mates. trump started the v.p. vetting process. and bill o'reilly said the last two competitors to drop out 0 could be considered. bill: ted cruz, would you consider hip? >> he's a capable guy, he's been vetted. kennedy: hillary could be looking at elizabeth warren who went on an anti-trump tirade saying i'm going to fight my heart out to make sure donald trump's stew of toxicity never reaches the white house.

. >> the front>> reporter: the front runner bert -- defeated barack obama and a wide margin and clintone the -- hopes history repeats itself. >> i'm hoping you vote for me on tuesday and if you do, i will stand up and fight for you. through this campaign and every day in the white house.>> reporter: that sanders has one the primary contests over clinton recently in west virginia and indiana. >> nobody would have believed we would receive well over 9 million votes at this point in the campaign. >> [ applause ] >> and very few people would have believed that this coming tuesday we will win a great victory right here in kentucky.>> reporter: sanders is hoping more wins in his column will persuade superdelegates to support him rather than clinton. he is optimistic about winning oregon. voters will be heading to the polls on tuesday. >> i think we will win in oregon as well. >> >>> the presumptive republican dominated taught donald trump one the gop caucus in march. >> you're the man of the week. >> sunshine and lawrence. >> when the weather's nice we give you credit. >> by the end of the we

i think batty bernie would be bert or hilarious hillary because she is laughing all the time. >> i agreene of these nicknames -- none of them are clever. by i don't think they are meant to be clever. they just need to be something people will latch on to, and trump has a knack for when he makes up a name like this people latch on to it and that's all that matters. lou: bind saying he would be the best -- biden saying he would be the best president when hillary and sanders are in the field together hard work. did you think less of him for that? >> oh, no. i think i would have been a great miss u.s.a. a good host of the lou dobbs tonight show. it's easy to say obviously when you are not there, you are not in the thick of it. but i think he made the right decision. it was a stressful time in his family's life. they are getting over some grief, and it wasn't the time. >> i think's saying with every one who wants to be president. if jeb bush can think that, anyone can think that. lou: even paul ryan? >> even paul ryan, your hero and mine, lou. lou: in our online poll 95% of you say it's time

hough they are no bert at predicting outcomes than they are at waging their own campaign.usy candidate. they have got to be licking their chops here, don't you think, mate? >> hillary clinton is a very, very weak candidate. look at this. she is having trouble getting out of her own democratic nominating process. the money she started out with, she was the chosen one. she can't even get out of that from running against the socialist. the american people decided the clintons are a corrupt couple. they are the ones who are morally unfit, and i think the american people want to send somebody with a 2 x 4 to washington, d.c. the candidate who thinks he can fight washington, d.c. is the candidate who will win. >> matt is right. hillary clinton is fighting a two-front war. she is already weak given the email scandals and the clinton foundation stuff. now that she is unable to close her own race. this will start out more evenly matched. lou: do you think donald trump wins? >> it's going to come down to a few states he's doing well in there. lou: i think that's as close as we can c

a lot of people say bert and ernie were man on man lovers. duck can i. >> listen to this. this is from bernie sanders book. money is ruining politics in this country. america is being run by millionaires and billionaires in. they don't speak for the middle class except maybe donald trump. he seems like a pretty cool dude. i would have a beer with him. i'd endorse him for president. bernie sanders's book. >> he's the first guy who was ever worthy of my vote. >> and he's a guy. we know a president shouldn't be a girl. it should be a boy. the commander in chief, not the commander in chicos. >> yeah. >> feel the bern. >> i do feel the bern every time i hold my tinkle and watch real housewives of america. >> this sweet 93-year-old woman in vermont came up with being, by the name of ruth, and i've been teaching people in line. we want to sing it in the rally. i'll sing it for you if you'd like. >> do you take it in your mouth, mrs. murphy. >> no, please. please. >> it's got hair around its neck like a turkey. it. >> we're on a journey with bernie a

. - bert wawell, brilliant etter was a man who made a huge difference in the peace of the world by with a second strike requirement in the nuclear -- to a nucleareterrence in equation between us and the what the on, and requirement of a second strike he also worked hard towards the end of his life on including on issues, visiting iran under the shah,o did, because he was concerned nuclear program of iran at that time. o i learned a lot from him and his wife, roberta, who was a great scholar in her own right, and had worked lately on her but had done ism, something on the attack on pearl harbor warning. mr. lamb: another disciple of albert wohlstetter was paul wofowitz. this man, it was from 2004, married his daughter. watch this. >> in the early part of the dedicate your part of the book to mr. wohlstetter. who was he. >> he was a great man, a dear probably the most single influence on strategic thinking in this country in the period. he was chairman of the research corporation.e rand he was trained in mathematics, logic. who was extraordinarily rigorous. he always asked the question, i