with a weekly bingo game.forward to it. >> they do. some gather in the play room to participate, others play from their rooms. this week disney donated boxes of prizes. >> they included toys from the avengeers and "star wars." >> bingo means nothing but happiness to our family. my son is always looking for thursday because that means bingo. disney is a bigger deal. >> and kids really don't need to shout bingo to win. each child and siblings were given a toy at the end of the game. >> look at the smiling faces. disney regularly sends care care packages. >> that makes us all happy. "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. store sandhya patel, michael finney, and everyone here, we hope to he -- see you a >> download the abc7 news app to download the news any time at >>> tonight, president trump in his own words. why he fired fbi director james comey. the president calling him a showboat, a grandstander. also tonight, the president says he asked james comey if

shout bingo to win.sends care packages to kids at hospitals and comments and games. disney is the care company of abc 7. up next. the man standing in testifying in front of congress today contradicting the white house, you will hear what he has to say. >> the warning that goes out to beach goers, 15 white sharks >>> good evening, we begin this half hour of the actor of the director of the fbi contradicting the white house. >> a full thrown defense, he said that's not accurataccurate. >> less than 48 hours after his boss james comey was fired, andrew mccabe was thrust in the spotlight. >> appearing before the senate intelligence committee taking comey's place and taking on white house's claims that the fbi lost confidence in the former director. >> is it accurate that the ranking file no longer supported director comey? >> no sir, that's not accurate. >> director comey enjoyed broad support of the fbi and does until this day. >> the last 24 hours, the white house also insisted that the fbi investigation i

. >> bingo, that's my vow. >> we tried to rush spoke things. >> the story behind the beefy wedding vows that were well done. >>> this man is mad. >>. >> that's not a door. >> did someone lock him inside. >> this man was in a store. he purchased a bottle of cognac. he dropped the bottle, broke the bottle and demanded a refund from the clerk. they were like, no, you're not getting a refund. how do you say that in russian? [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah, that. he started busting things in the store. when they couldn't calm him down they trapped him until police came. >> that thing is already giving. >> this is why supermarkets have dinky wheels. >> of course, this attracted attention and they stopped. he has got a complete audience. >> this guy is going to get out. >> is it bad i'm rooting for him? >> yes. you like those bad boys, don't you? you like the bad boys. >> give him another bottle of cognac and let him drink it until he falls asleep. >> all right. now he's made a good dent in it. he's like, you know what, forget this basket. i've got this. a little bit here, a little over

one woman trie rob a bingo game.y a woman in her between the stormed into the money room with a gun only to be tackled by two senior citizens. the woman's name has not been released. but police released a photo of the senior citizen. it's obviously a joke. bernie never plays bingo with hillary because last time he did donna brazile emailed her the up ins beforehand. topic number three. an ohio dad was arrested after reportedly going on a drunken rampage at disney word. that's in orlando, florida. police say the trouble began shortly after he checked into his hotel. $20 for an invisible dog leash? the man was seen ramming his baby stroller through a crowd and hurling racial slurs at anybody who got in his way. he received 11 complaints about number a four-hour period. the last type we went to disney i had to dance in a bikini for quarters behind space mountain just to pay for ice cream. i'm kidding, my husband did. a disney spokesperson said the drunken dad is facing thre years in prison or two if he has a fast pass.

one woman tried to rob a bingo game.tormed into the money room with a gun only to be tackled by two senior citizens. the woman's name has not been released. but police released a photo of the senior citizen. it's obviously a joke. bernie never plays bingo with hillary because last time he did donna brazile emailed her the up ins beforehand. topic number three. an ohio dad was arrested after reportedly going on a drunken rampage at disney word. that's in orlando, florida. police say the trouble began shortly after he checked into his hotel. $20 for an invisible dog leash? the man was seen ramming his baby stroller through a crowd and hurling racial slurs at anybody who got in his way. he received 11 complaints about number a four-hour period. the last type we went to disney i had to dance in a bikini for quarters behind space mountain just to pay for ice cream. i'm kidding, my husband did. a disney spokesperson said the drunken dad is facing three years in prison or two if he has a fast pass. topic number four. do you rem

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bingo, it's gone. >> yep. and that's exactly how it went too. hopped right on that white scooter and took off. this situation happened back in february, but police are looking for help in finding these guys so they recently released the footage hoping to get help. >>> moving over to canada. these fellas are just dumb to me. they roll up on a car dealership and they're in the beater van where there's all these security cameras rolling. one of these things is not like the other. >> not only rolling but a manned security camera because it is moving about and zooming in. >> exactly. >> and they wore their camo too. >> of course. they weren't trying to steal the cars. they were trying to steal the tires. >> oh, my gosh. looks like he set off the alarm in the truck too. >> after the aliving roarm went like uh-oh. suddenly they've got some company. here comes 5-0. they dart into the field. the police take chase. they have their flash lights out. >> you got caught, man. just -- oh, well, busted. >> pretty much. >>> well, this is disgusting. these two vi

. >> bingo. that is what bo is after the bark scorpion. very common in the desert southwest. over the place and bo just went out in the wilderness of arizona to hunt for scorpions. >> what's the difference in the bark scorpion and the one that shows up at your house? >> i believe those are one in the same, charity. >> okay, well, as cool as this looks, i want it to stay right here in the computer. >> just get a black light and you'll be able to see them when they're in your house. >> that's what it looks like with a regular flash light upclose. straight up and down looking at him. can barely see him. watch what happens when i turn on the uv light. look at that. >> and they are very creepy looking. they're not something you want to get stung by. in fact, in some cases, they can actually be deadly. but it's unlikely to a human. they can leave a very painful sting. some of these moths that you see flying around aren't very lucky. >> stinging, look. >> that's what you don't want to happen. you see the moth gets caught in the tail of the corpson. >> i just got an itch on my leg. >

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left of the family business for cry was prepared to do it i didn't know anything other than making bingo a better experience next week and the week after. john: then you were chairman of the golden nugget hotel. >> by gatt -- i got a chance to run the place it had blackjack tables and a gift shop and a parking lot. all of a sudden the chief financial answer resaw have a was put together and how works and saw that las vegas was not in the gambling business. that looks like it to me. [laughter] >> all slot machines are anywhere. i learned about the casino people move through which they keep going and the money stays behind. [laughter] so i came into ruth to conclusions to get people through it what brings them to the casino? people come to las vegas and is a with china toward new jersey or mississippi to live life bigger than they do at home. for the environment that is well done and though lighting that is very important for every year ago you are emotionally affected by the lighting and the sound of the soundtrack is very important to. environment is everything. john: could you build tha

, which accounts for about 45 per cent of group revenues, is involved in poker, casino, sports and bingoing in work voters say they are not feeling any better off. and the latest research suggests they could be feeling even worse over the next year. the latest labour market outlook survey by the chartered institute of personnel and development and the adecco group says workers can expect a median pay rises ofjust1 per cent in the year ahead. but there seems to be no sign of unemployments rising — in fact rather the opposite. joining me now from westminster is the resolution foundation's rob holdsworth. i apologise, it's lindsayjudge, a nalyst i apologise, it's lindsayjudge, analyst from the resolution foundation. we have a tight labour market, wages staying the same are actually falling in real terms, that's a contradiction, isn't it? it is and this is a big week for living standards, we are going to know a little bit down the week, new earnings data and data on prices and it's that prices data that i think is critical because what we expect to see over the course of the week is confirma

retail sales data and some key fed speak from philadelphia and charles evans speaking as well, so to bingoers will give us a hint as to how this tightening trajectory could go. worldget over to our equities indices page. shenzhen upn .3%, by the same amount, hong kong flat at the moment. the big headline making story is this idea that perhaps beijing is willing to step in to support the hong kong markets. they have never had to do that ahead of that 20 year handover. beijing does not want ace talk market selloff as president xi jinping visits hong kong in his capacity as the chinese leader for the first time. perhaps in the mainland session, came back in just to support mainland markets, which had been struggling. elsewhere, declines when it comes to the japanese market, a stronger yen suggesting a string of yen weakness may be coming to a close, and that is weighing on exporters. also weakness from southeast asia, singapore, malaysia up .1%. you would expect some of these markets getting more boost from the stabilizing crude story. indications from saudi arabia and russia that opec could

. >> the only thing i really know about your mama is she's bad at bingo.i know. >> i'm good, baby. i'm good. >> she got good? >> anthony: that's what she says. i don't know, she keeps asking me for money. >> i love the exchanges between you and your mother. my grandmother raised me. the moment i yelled at my daughter she yelled at me for yelling at my daughter. and i said, you yelled at me. she said, yeah, but you're stupid and she's not. skips a generation. >> anthony: right. george, you hosted a late night talk show for more than a night, right? >> yeah. >> anthony: interviewing people, was it easy? was it hard? how was that for you? >> you know, i don't usually give advice. but i watched the monologue. and i noticed one thing incredibly important. your hands are ashy. [ laughter ] put some of that lotion on there. >> anthony: okay, all right. >> wide your way into -- >> anthony: coquita, you're fired, i told you to take care of my knuckles! >> you want anthony anderson to have soft hands. >> anthony: last award show sam jackson told me to hit my ankles

bingo. >> get your ax and let's go. ♪ >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he canaugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >> johnny was there listening for you. he wanted you to score. and when you scored, he scored. >> i said now calm down. he said, madam, the pennsylvania railroad will go to any length to avoid having differences between the passengers. perhaps it would be more to your convenience if we rearranged your seating. and as a small compensation, if you accompany me to the dining car, we'll give you a free meal. maybe we'll find a banana for your monkey. [ laughter ] >> i'm dick cavett. funnier than chet huntley, taller than mickey rooney and pure and honest as new jersey. >> "

neil: bingo. bingo. >> despite the mistake that he made. again, why is he firing him now.there is still no good justification. neil: what happens now, gillian? people support more investigations or no, special prosecutor or no, my view on this, neil, all you're concerned about is money, money, and tax cuts, all i'm saying -- >> good someone is. neil: it will drag out and put less time and effort into that stuff because we've learned with congress they're not good at walking, talking, chewing gum at the same time. >> that is true. and from an optics perspective, the other thing the trump administration is now dealing with another personnel crisis. if the firing of the acting attorney general. neil: right. >> then the national security advisor was not enough. look, couple month into office, you fired three of your major cabinet level players that is big sort of scandal in of its own. that is what democrats focus on now. to be honest, the trump administration brought this upon itself. i think it was terrible decision from an optics perspective, that he made the decision now.

my mama played bingo -- all the kids were singing l. l. cool j. and t. repeating a new word that they were getting a kick out of saying it in front of me thinking i had no idea what it means. the third time i hear it i let them know i know what that means and ask them to stop saying it in front of me out of respect. telling them not to do something is of course registering in their brains to do it. christopher keeps saying it over and over again in the near voice while pleading with the guys to tell him what it actually means. they get a kick out of hearing him say something he doesn't know the meaning of and making me mad for saying it. what does that word mean, why are you tripping over it they ask. i can't him a dictionary and have him look it up. that word is in the dictionary? i thought it was spying. they were cracking up that he spelled the word out loud and searched the dictionary. m., a., then. they had tears rolling down her face from laughter. it's not that funny. he asked a legitimate question and that is how you learn i said in my teachers v

so the cop canvassed the usual suspects and bingo, a jailhouse informant named a possible shooter. neighborhood kid named tommy highers. what do you know, tommy knew old man bob. owed him money. used drugs. even told friends he was going to visit bob that night. they prepared a lineup. but when they showed the pictures to that eyewitness, he didn't pick out tommy. he pointed to tommy's brother ray. told police he was positive, 100% sure ray was one of the young men running down the driveway and hopping in the car after the murder. so both brothers were arrested and tried and convicted and sitting in the courtroom, the aunt who loved them all their lives was devastated. >> i can't even imagine why they got life without parole. even without parole. >> this is aunt jan hert. >> it was very hopeless. very hopeless. >> did you believe that they would have done this? >> never. i never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the men watched their 20s and then their 30s come and go in state prison. now, here they were in their mid-40s. still telling everybody an

so we're like, "bingo! yay." >> reporter: but the registry says connie died in 2007.oohee's next stop on the advice of mr. lee is korea social service, a small adoption agency. joohee mentions connie's korean name to the woman at the agency. >> when i told her the name of pae seong-eun, and she had twins and, you know, there was this whole story on facebook, i got a feeling that she knew who i was talking about, but she wouldn't admit it. >> reporter: the agency tells her allen has no right to access the adoption records, but there is someone who does. >> she said, "only siblings have rights to ask for it." she gave me that hint. it was like, "wow! we didn't even know that loophole." >> reporter: remember little jame? the twins' older brother, the boy allen adopted when he married connie. joohee finds him. all grown up now, married with children, he now holds the key to finding the lost siblings, allen's twins, back in america. the doors were locked, unless jame gave you the key, in essence, with his permission. >> yes. >> reporter: but there's a problem. even after a

and bingo. more customers for your busine business.s and they might be obnoxious and even ugly but they shouldn't be illegal, should they. >> legislative body -- >> philly city councilman bobby heenan float add bill that aims to stream line the sign permitting process citywide that includes banning air dancers. >> frank, owns mob salon in bustleton and cottman nobody men bake a big difference in his bottom line. >> without them, our days are slower but when they're out there it a tracks business from across the parking lot. >> reporter: frank said i could borrow his air dancer. if eyeing find some power i'll plug it in in a couple of places and see what people think. >> like torresdale avenue in front of councilman eve heenan's office. they were closed because it's memorial day. councilman really really dislike the tube ban what do folks along the avenue think. >> that's what i'm saying. don't ban it. keep it out here. >> sean atkins and his children came by for a closer look. kaden give it a big hug and his sister defend the air tube.

you plug them in, flip the switch and bingo. more customers for your business.r dancers and they might be obnoxious and even ugly she shouldn't be illegal, should we. >> philly city councilman bobby lee mon float add bill that aims to stream line the sign permitting process citywide and that includes banning air danc dancers. frank owns mob salon at bustle top and cottman. flying tube men he says make a big difference in his bottom line. >> without them, our days are slower. but were they're out there it at tracts business from across the parking lot. >> frank said i can borrow his air dancer. if i can find some power i'll plug it in in a couple of places and see what people think. like torresdale avenue in front of councilman henon's office trips because why not? they were closed. they get a pass because it's memorial day. they did have their flags up. henon chief of staff is quoted as saying the councilman really really dislikes the tube men but what folks along the avenue think? >> it's over there hugging it. >> that's what i'm saying. don't ban it. keep it o

. >> bingo. the question is, are you a user or getting used?ntirely possible the foreign governments might be in the united states or have important jobs and that doesn't mean they're part of a conspiracy. they look closely at what was your state of mind? were you showing evil intent, criminal intent? or did you just get used? that's a big open question. to restate the obvious but sometimes it bears repeating. the problem for the trump white house, they are not conducting themselves like they want to get to the bottom of it. if they found someone who got used, help get them out of orbit of foreign intelligence. sometimes they just want it to go away. >> we have seen reporting that israeli intelligence is rethinking the way it quoompts the, the way it cooperates with the united states. they're rethinking this. donald trump is in brussels. this all important meeting with nato. he didn't think it was important before the election. had. >> these things are starting to have national security implications. >> and i'm hearing directly from the uk over

. >> bingo. and the reason that's the case is because we don't have a real market for health care.ealth care is expensive because somebody else is paying for it for most of us. your employer, government, or the insurance company. unless we grow up and most of us take care of our day to day health care expenses, this isn't going to change. government should always be there for the needy but the rest of us have got to assume more of these costs. >> let me give you another example. i'm going to rank health care outcomes by country. again. same thing. oecd countries. let's put that up. number one. of all the developed countries in the world. britain is number one. switzerland number two. sweden, number three. these are 11 countries, the united states is dead last. do you know what the other ten countries have in common? there's universal health care if all of those countries. i hear what you're saying and i'm a business guy, joe. i support, i generally think business can do things better than government. but in this case, there isn't a single example in the world of a health care syste

, which accounts for about 45 per cent of group revenues, is involved in poker, casino, sports and bingocode developed by the agency. it was explained to the bbc had arisen arms race going on inside cyberspace. the problem with these attacks, they are co nsta ntly problem with these attacks, they are constantly evolving, there is ready reports there is new strains of this particular attack out there already on but who knows what the next attack is going to be? and i think we really need to start taking a more forward look of how to get ahead of these problems. i think there is an ecosystem that exists out there with cyber criminals basically selling each other‘s tools on the dark web and knowing that ecosystem exists and that this is really becoming a full on arms race, it really comes down to whose algorithms are going to be smarter and that‘s what we need to do, we need to use new techniques, things like machine learning, in fact we use great machine learning ad at the university of cambridge that can help get ahead of these attacks but until we take a big step forward it‘s not going t

and then you get the album, bingo. hello. >> steve: boing -- mind blown.> jimmy: bing. >> steve: that's a brain spring. >> jimmy: yeah, just blow your mind. plus, i love it when this guy comes by. he's one of my favorite actors but he's also just a great guy, he is a good husband, a good dad, a good dude. i love him. from the new movie "the drowning" and the new play "the antipodes," the very talented josh charles is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: and we have great stand-up from comedian al madrigal, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he's a funny dude. >> jimmy: shrimpin -- shrimpin' ain't easy. >> steve: it's hard out there for a shrimp. >> jimmy: shrimpin' ain't easy. >> steve: shrimpin' ain't easy man. he's a funny dude. >> jimmy: that's great. guys, today is -- >> steve: what is today? >> jimmy: well it's not thursday, nicht, is it? >> steve: no, i think it's freitag nicht. >> jimmy: is it fritag nicht? it is friday night and -- usually friday is when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my i

theresa may has been campaigning in the easter bingo and, to our chief political correspondent vicki because she said if i lose my six seats i lose my majority and then you getjeremy corbyn. is she genuinely frightened by this change of apparent sense out there?|j genuinely frightened by this change of apparent sense out there? i think they are concerned about complacency. if you remember back to when she called this general election campaign the polls, whether you believe them or not, suggest she was ahead by a good margin. i think they're concerned was people would feel there was no point in going to vote and she is trying to get people to focus their minds on who is going be prime minister. here in an area where they voted to leave the european union, she is saying to people i am the only one who can get a good deal. they took every seat from the liberal democrats in the south—west but here there is a big majority in favour of remainer the referendum. she is taking questions from people. she's not taking part in the bbc debate tonight. public scrutiny is a very important pa rt of

there also we traded jabs and laughed at one another and giving the pilots crap when they would hit bingo fuel before us and have to return toy airport. this is ridiculous because you skill doesn't -- haying thank you guts to get one more dip out of your low fuel tank. we may even have pushed it's a little too much ourselves, flying until we were running on fumes. our fun day came to an expend time to drive back to the motel. on the drive blue on ited out a diner and despite our exhaustion we jumped the chance to stop and grab a bite to eat. it was during the meal that it began feeling like maybe the heat exhaustion was getting to us. everyone was laughing at uncomfortably giggling when you have been up too long or working in the sun too much and it's ore dipper and ordered more few are eyeing the pies. i'm not sure who started but we began text ago crews to see who could join us. we were have doing good a time to call it's night. eventually reese thought it would funny text the squadron commander. this wasn't a great idea giving it was 10:00 rat night wet started ribbing him then he hit

american actress meghan markle. will those are the main stories this morning. be future for britain bingollion pounds, to buy out stan kroenke's majority share. but it's understood this bid has been rejected, usmanoff has been critical of kroenke's support of arsene wenger. the arsenal manager is still keeping everyone guessing, about his future. his contract expires after the fa cup final next saturday, when the board are expected to discuss his position. arsenal's final league match is at home against everton, tomorrow, so could that be his last match at the emirates? of the season, yes. reporter: ever? i can't tell you that. i think what's most important for us is to win a football game. after that, what happens to me is less important. i think i am here to serve the club and the best way to do it is to win the next game. a year after, they were relegated from the scottish premiership, dundee united will have the chance to bounce back at the first attempt. they won their championship promotion playoff against falkirk a—3 on aggregate... paul dixon was their hero, scoring the winner wit

nasty girl taught me all building go while mama plays bingo, rides mandingo. all the kids are singing i'll cool jay is new song. they keep repeating the word, mandingo, proud that they have learned a new word for dick, proud that they can sit in front of me think and i have no idea what it means. the third time i hear it i say i know what it means into acid tabs and outward in front of me out of respect. telling them not to do something is of course registering in their rug rat brains to do it. christopher keep saying men being held over and over again and now we are go frog voice while pleading with the guys to tell him what it actually means. they get a kick out of him saying a word he doesn't know the meaning of him making me mad for saying that. what is that word mean? why are you tripping over that word christopher innocently asks. i hand him a dictionary and have him look at a period that word is in the dictionary? i thought it was slang he says, quickly flipped the dictionary to lead his defense. the guys are cracking up as he spells the word aloud and

business, which accounts for about 45% of group revenues, is involved in poker, casino, sports and bingoor the first time in some eight years, the number of people in work looks set to fall. now the forecasting group, the ey item club, says that next year it will inch up to 5.4% in 2018 and 5.8% in 2019. we're going to get official numbers from office for national statistics on wednesday. joining us now is martin beck, senior economic advisor, at the ey item club. why is unemployment going to go up? it is why is unemployment going to go up? it i5a why is unemployment going to go up? it is a consequence our expectation that the economy will slow down because of the rise in inflation we have seen and if there is less economic activity going on, you expect le55 job creation and the unemployment rate to pick up a bit. it has been a curious labour market. we have had the vast ri5e it has been a curious labour market. we have had the vast rise in self employment. we've had wages staying particularly low. what part do things play in the employment equation? i think it plays a big part. we have

jabs and laughed at one another, we even started giving the other pilots crap when they would hit bingo fuel before us and would have to return to the airport. your skill doesn't determine your fuel flow, but it was -- [inaudible] we may even have pushed it a little too much ourselves, flying until we were running on fumes. eventually, it was time the to drive back to the motel. on the drive home, blew -- blue pointed out a dine or, and we all jumped at the chance. i began feeling like maybe the heat exhaustion was getting to us. everybody was laughing, uncomfortably giggling, and we devoured our dinner, ordered more food, eyeing the pies in the glass case. we began texting other crews trying to see who could join the party. we were having way too good a time. eventually, reese thought it would be funny to start texting our squadron commander. no one seemed to realize this wasn't a great idea. we started ribbing him just as hard as each other, then he hit us with a sobering response. i glanced down at my phone, and what i read just about made me lose hi dinner. i looked at reese and rea

we have apollo bingo. as you can see, a bingo hall. long, actually, there are two pasty shops, bakeries, a tattoo parlour, the inevitable costa coffee and nine charity or pound shops. that is because there are pockets of deprivation. 2500 children live in poverty in this town. 2596 25% of people have no qualifications, that's compared with 22% across england. 7% of households don't have central heating in camborne. 34% of people are in full—time work compared to 39% across england. so talking to people here, there are three things that come up — here, there are three things that come up — one, here, there are three things that come up — one, low here, there are three things that come up — one, low wages. here, there are three things that come up — one, low wages. everybody says all thejobs, which come up — one, low wages. everybody says all the jobs, which are pretty much in the retail and service sectors are low wages and often seasonal those jobs as well. two, no affordable homes. exacerbated by wealthy people coming in from outside

. >> bingo so they are making money off the security situation. >> that is a great point which raises another point about one of the instruments that they always have and they almost, so it will be a particular battalion in the army or particular unit in the police or something, and there's a lot of that in honduras where hernandez is creating special units that report directly to him, but they also love to have informal instruments and those can be the gangs. you start seeing gangs but supposedly this government is fighting against and there also instrumental icing as a plausibly deniable, and internet trolls in this country, you can almost think of them in a similar way. >> i'm sorry i'm not short answer kind of gal. >> i don't even remember the question. >> i think too often, or i can move away from the obvious issues, too often when you look at corruption. often they get the united states government gets offloaded and then they have to develop some anti- corrupt programming and internally development agencies, when they think about corruption they tend to think about corruption wi

. >> bingo. >> work for you? >> game for me. >> what about -- >> no? the 6:00 -- >> cede the hour. >> i will take your time. >> wow. >> joining us now, maybe we better -- that's not going to work. >> works on netflix. maybe not for "squawk box." joining us now -- supposedly it works on netflix. lindsay, fixed income chief economist and jeff stout raymond james chief investment strategist. lindsay hold on for a second. i need to talk to jeff for a second. another longtime bull named mark grant who said that the swamp is resisting getting drained. it's not going to happen. too hard. too much -- too much muck to try to cut through therefore a lot of the things that we were expecting to happen pro-growth may not happen as quickly or may not happen at all. he's less bullish on equities. are you still real bullish, jeff? >> yeah, i sure am. i still think that we're in an earnings driven secular bull market with years left to run on a short-term buy sis. the model says it's looking for a peak here and then a consolidation with no real downside traction for th

. >> bingo, you just said the right word, intent. murder is defined as intentional act to kill.tely didn't intend to kill his girlfriends. he intends today kill himself. i think this this over charge. i don't think he will be convicted of murder. the think the proper charge is manslaughter. involuntary manslaughter, wreckless killing. and i think that's what this was. so i think that they've over charged this, this took place in alaska, alaska law, i think, will, when they read the alaskan law to the jurors, and it is red, and they know that it needs to be intention act act to kill, i don't think anyway this man would be convicted of murder. >> they say she was trying to stop him in the process, that's how she got in the way. >> exactly right. >> what did he do? he walk for help? >> yes, after it happened, he walked to neighbor's door to ask for help. and then, yes, the neighbor went over, that's when they saw the girlfriends lying on the floor. >> remember he lived, tried to kill himself. but he's still alive. >> and yes, after couple of weeks, in the hospital, he said he doesn

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neil: bingo. >> and they don't have to pay the fines anymore. if you don't coerce them they don't want this lousy product. neil: by the way, what has happened, sorry to jump you, this really gets my goat and you know it, this idea that what's really contributing to the pick-up in insurance coverage is more jobs. you give people more jobs, they get coverage. sometimes we make this more complicated then need be. if are improving the economy and pick up jobs, people will get insurance, their prospects will improve. and, the government doesn't have to do that. that is something that private enterprise, growth, whatever, can make happen. >> that's right. through obamacare for five years they have special program for people who might not be able to get insurance with preexisting conditions. you know how many people signed up for the five-year period. 114,000. you can take care of them republicans do it with relatively small amount of money. that is absolutely garbage. the one part they have to cure i hope they do in the senate, people between 50 to 64

and bingo. they go to that place.r of course -- >> or go to amazon. >> been a lot of traffic numbers that look at the number of stores that a mall customer goes to. and it's dropped obviously. people go in, find their target and they're gone. >> i wish they'd find target. >> yeah. >> one of the things that i'd point out, i know that e.l.f. didn't have the numbers and the one things that i don't have -- they don't have sephora. that's truly helped penney. i won't look for a big number from penney. they have a lot of problems. kohl's does not. they have a good balance sheet. kohl's has good dividend, the progresship of the quarter -- progression of the quarter for kohl's is very good. if they're in -- if they're in the right kind of mall, the same kind of mall that ross is in and that burlington and burlington is going to blow out the numbers. the only two who transcended is footlocker and children's place. >> margins were up at kohl's. they did say that the traffic was different in march and april. >> that's why that s

. >> i think it's a bingo moment. thank you. miss gupta, i know of your good work in the past. you're wokked back here any time. would you provide leadership in your organization to help with this effort? >> of course the issue has been a long-standing priority for the leadership conference. it continues to be in these times. i do want to under score that while every witness that i have heard and indeed many senators have spoken of the importance of officials using their bull ppul that it's about making communities some of the most vulnerable communities and so it's words and its policies. >> thank you. >> would you lead the adl to provide help if we try to put together a legislative agenda and this assumes we'll stand on the pulpit. >> yes, ma'am. we would be glad to play a role with you. you asked about that numbers, and i can tell you, we have a little over 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the united states. about 1,800 actively report on hate crimes. it's over 13,000 and then about 3,400 communities don't report at all. now, the adl trains law enforcement. this was noted

. >> bingo how did i know that?so much we will be right back everybody. . dagen: a terrorist attack against census in egypt today, cheryl casone was the details. cheryl. cheryl: yes dagen we are following the situation, in egypt right now very closely, at least 26 people are dead we just got that new number, after a gunman traveling in three trucks opened fire on a bus carrying coptic census, learning dozens more injured right now, and we should also say as of now no group claims responsibility for this attack, but egypt's coptic census become preferred target of islamic state group wednesday u.s. embassy cairo issuing a security message saying it was aware of potential threat posted on web site by terror group. a new isis propaganda video putting officials here at home in las vegas, on alert, ahead of the memorial day weekend 34 minute video posted on social media last week, shows extensively thes las vegas strip law enforcement sin city view it as a credible threat working with u.s. government agencies, sharing in