today norcross and booker said federal funding must be a priority in south jersey. >> if you're one of the eight synagogs and schools in philadelphia, you got funding last year. but somehow if you live in new jersey as we do, you weren't eligible for that funding. >> this is a very frustrating, angering disappointing moment that we have to be here. >>> norcross and booker strongly condemned the threats, calling the people responsible cowards. this comes after new jersey senator bob menendez pushed for the same funding last night. he spoke to jewish activist in cherry hill. our nbc camera captured police and a security guard keeping watch outside. >> a police chase in upper darby ending with a car crashing into a home. police tell us the driver of that car was spotted in havreton

booker spokesperson says the date has not yet been scheduled.see. >> love corey booker. >> what time is the rain going to start. >> north of here probably tomorrow afternoon maybe 3:00 o'clock. >> all right. so get the fun in before then, right? [ laughter ] >> that will do it for night at 11:00. more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz, dish nation, chasing news followed by the simpsons. >> we're back here for fox 29 good day weekend at 7am. you guys back. >> oh yeah. >> we'll have your news, traffic, sports covered all morning long. thanks for joining us and have a >> judge judy: that's not what he signed on for when he rented his apartment. >> announcer: tight parking creates a tense situation. >> i said, "look, you always inconvenience me. you're always getting in my spot." >> announcer: and neighbors get too close for comfort. >> i went back in the house. he tried to get in. >> as he comes out, you see something shiny, so my wife's on the phone, calling 911, saying, "he has a gun." it ends up being a knife. >> judge judy: w

booker spokesperson says the date has not yet been scheduled.e. >> love corey booker. >> what time is the rain going to start. >> north of here probably tomorrow afternoon maybe 3:00 o'clock. >> all right. so get the fun in before then, right? [ laughter ] >> that will do it for night at 11:00. more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz, dish nation, chasing news followed by the simpsons. >> we're back here for fox 29 good day weekend at 7am. you guys back. >> oh yeah. >> we'll have your news, traffic, sports covered all morning long. thanks for joining us and have a fantastic night. harvey: so this is the first time the kardashians have called themselves fake. >> kris jenner is pitching an animated kardashian show. >> those girls are going to be so competitive about how they're drawn. harvey: i called eric yesterday and said would you mind drawing something. look at what he did. >> this is so impressive. >> that's fantastic. harvey: we had some people from europe call and say can we buy this picture? >> wait, for how much? >> tra

but they said senator cory booker is not available. [laughter] laugh laugh even with that i am excited to be here. not everyone is enthusiastic. and to save not my dinner speaker. budget kind of reminded me that they have done a great job in all three if you must live in south carolina. [laughter] i have spent 3e hours but republicans have demonstrations also.

and meeting all the, speaks to the former booker prizewinner harold jacobsen, who talks about his new book and the rise of donald trump. that is all for now. hello, i'm olly foster, these are our sportsday headlines tonight. no comment from sir bradley wiggins today as british cycling is told to get its house in order. murray has to dig deep in dubai...he‘s pushed all the way by kohlshreiber in the quarterfinals and remembering a lisbon lion and a celtic legend...tommy gemmell has died after a long illness . good evening, it has been a terrible week for british cycling,

for more, i want to bring in senator cory booker of new jersey. we should note that senator booker, you were, i think, the first senator -- sitting senator to testify against another senator during a confirmation hearing back during the confirmation of senator sessions for attorney general. i know you have been calling, senator, for resignation, as i understand it. why do you say that 1234. >> we have a situation where under oath after two lines of questioning, one written from patrick leahy and one from al franken was directly asked about his contacts with russian officials and he withheld information. he did not tell the whole truth. that's bad enough on its face but for someone who themselves was a prosecutor and someone who was senator made a high bar about making sure there was full disclosure from people when they were testifying before congress. so, to me, this is clear on its face he has eroded or wounded the integrity of the office. i think the confidence the american people will have that he can be an independent force as far as being th

senator booker says he is concerned because federal security funding for new jersey's religious centerss nonexistent. >> in our time of need, we're writing letters to homeland security secretary kelly and saying this makes no sense whatsoever. help our communities in our time of need. >> senator booker says we have the power to shape our communities and our nation. he says that in addition to reacting to these threats, that we also have to be proactive. >>> federal investigators are still trying to figure out who hacked pennsylvania senate democrats. a forensic audit was performed and could help authorities determine where and how the breach occurred. friday's cyberattack left the party's computer network and e-mail system inaccessible. the system is still down. the hacker used ransom wear which requires the victim to pay before regaining access. so far democratic officials say no ransom has been paid. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, we will that find out how you can win tickets to seat nfl draft in person in philadelphia. >>> and we'll meet the three newest residents at great a

. >>> plus, cory booker, the rising document on taking on trump. >> this is a toxic environment being created right now. >> and his own political future. >> are you going to put yourself forward to be that person? to be that leader? >>> and the best political minds will be here with insights on what happens next. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the stoouate o the union is hearing echos of the old trump catch phrase "you're fired." in a dramatic public standoff the u.s. attorney known for prosecuting major corruption cases in new york city refused to resign at president trump's request, forcing trump to officially show him the door. preet bharara, dubbed the sheriff of wall street, was appointed by president obama but a source close to president trump tells me he was asked to stay on by president trump last november as a gesture to new york senator and minority leader chuck schumer for whom bharara used to work. a source tells me the president now sees schumer as an obstructionist to his agenda and cabinet nominees. let's talk about this and much, much more with republic

this is a guy that on a regular night averages 20 points per game booker is the first player to scorethe most points in an n-b-a game since kobe bryant's 81-point game over toronto in 2006. boston did go on to win the game 130 to 120... but hey hats off to the former wildcat. tara vandaveer and the stanford cardinal are the last team from the bay area still involved in the big dance. they were taking on the longhorns... a win over texas would put them in the elite eight. karlie samuelson hits a triple putting stanford up by three in the third quarter. the cardinals eventually pulled away in fourth... briana robertson doing her best steph curry impression nails one from downtown. final: 77-66 stanford they'll face the fighting irish on monday. meanwhile, aaron rodgers was in at the wisconsin-florida game supporting the badgers. this was argubly the best game so far in the men's n-c-a-a basketball tournament. wisconsin needed a three to send it to overtime... zak showwalter off one foot keep's the badgers season alive. rodgers was loving it from the stands... but that smile would turned

and senator booker, i'll begin with you the way i started with a colleague of yours. you take someone from the southern part of the state, the home town of kellyanne conway, a blue collar family that found hope in the president's words tonight, that dying industries are going to come back to life. >> appreciate it, brian, your knowledge as a new jersey boy yourself. he's been in office now for 40-plus days. you hear these grandiose and expansive speeches but i worry about people from cumberland county and all over my state about what they are going to be experiencing. he talked about safety. the one piece of safety legislation he's really focused on was allowing people to have more seriously meantly ill people to have access to buying firearms and talks about kming empowerment and helping out the working people while he made mortgages more expensive for people in my state with the stroke of a pin. the policies don't add up in any way to the grand yoes statements that he's making. in fact, every time i sat there, i felt like it was a betrayal of many of the people in m

we picked this spot bass booker t. washington is an example of a project that was delayed for years under a california law that allowed neighborhoods and communities express environmental concerns and tie up housing development projects. >> you can't take 10 years to do something like this. >> reporter: pat scott is the executive director of the booker t. washington community center in san francisco. she is proud of this project which will provide housing and services for foster youth ages 18 to 24 but not everyone wants it. >> they essentially didn't want the kids in the neighborhood. and but they were smart enough to never say that. >> reporter: neighbors objected using the california environmental quality act. among other things they said the building was too tall and didn't have enough parking. the booker t. washington won the fight and got to continue with the project. but still -- >> because of the increased constant construction costs, legal fees, it increased the cost of the project by -- in this portion of it,

. >> reporter: corey booker will join will be in cherry hill today. jetter, bob ma now and then -- bob menendez was in cherry hill addressing the outbreak of targets, the bomb threats and did he say acceleration -- did he desecration of headstones in wissinoming. he said this is a time for everybody to stand together and speak out about antisemitism. >> whether you're in city hall or the white house, we have to speak out about hatred in all its forms. >> i'm concerned about the hatred against our community. it's nice to hear a u.s. senator opposing that and coming down with the strongest of terms. >> congressman norcroft and senator booker will look for more security for religious centers in light of the recent bomb threats. that will takes place here at 2:00 p.m. tam. >> a gunman opened fire in southwest philadelphia killing one man and shooting a teenage boy in the face. police say the two victims were sitting in the car when the killer fired the shots. a 20-year-old man was shot twice under his arm. he died. a 14-year-old boy was shot in the face,

. >>> plus -- cory booker, the rising democrat on taking on trump. >> this is a toxic environment being created right now. >> and his own political future. >> are you going to put yourself forward to be that person, to be that leader? >>> and the best political minds will be here with insights on what happens next. hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of of your union is hearing echoes of the old trump catch phrase "you're fired." in a dramatic standoff, the one known for targeting major corruption cases in new york city, refused to resign at president trump's request forcing trump to officially show him the door. preet bharara was appointed by president obama. but a source close to president trump says he was asked to stay on by president trump last november as a gesture to senate majority leader chuck schumer. so what changed? now the president sees schumer has an obstructionist to his agenda and cabinet nominees. we'll talk about this and much, much more with republican senator john mccain who is joining me live from phoenix. senator, thank you for joining us. >> than

coming in the next hour, and exquisite interview with senator cory booker.on't miss that at 2:40 5 wall st time. this is bloomberg. -- 2:45 wall street time. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." let's dig deeper into what we should be watching in washington today. has confirmede kenny wallace is leaving and will join an outside group. tomorrow, the white house is scheduled to release disclosures on key advisor to president donald trump, including steve bannon and gary cohn. opposition to neil gorsuch is swelling. for all these issues, let's bring in kevin cirilli once again. let's start with this katie walsh news. we chatted about the role of these outside groups. the money spent on an advertising blitz coordinated by them. what will she be doing now? kevin: this is big news. it sends signals of shakeup in the white house. i spoke with a former senior adviser to the trump campaign. he told me katie walsh was a divisive character. the original trump campaign hires were very much against anyone coming from the republican national committee.

. >> cory booker gave a great speech last night. would you agree with him or not senator booker i've known them forever but i don't agree with his policies. i think he's inspirational. >> host: a elite or protect and defend his nation. >> guest: let's hope they all would. >> host: let's hope. a leader is a good and open communicator. >> guest: give president trump as props whether you like what it is. >> host: at least he's an open command gator. >> guest: he's not affected he's not effective affect the buddies that communicator. >> host: he is a model citizen first before you can lead others guess who he felt that one badly but he failed during the election and we voted for him anyway. >> host: you know these five virtues as building blocks. we have talked about how this ties into this quality, these qualities of leadership. where do we go from here? so we have got trump now and he touched on cory booker. where is the future for leaders in this country? do they come to reality tv culture where we respond to the lowest common denomi

david, because you partnered with schroders have been putting up opposition to the tesco bid for booker group. if tesco was to push on with this, could you sort of sell down your stake a little? would it go that far for you? david: we have the flexibility, you know, as a shareholder, to do what we deem is right for our shareholders. so we could sell down. we could buy more. try andctive is to engage in a dialogue with management teams, engage in a dialogue with the board, to try to tryrove, generally and improve, generally speaking, the outcome for tesco. and we try to look into adjacencies. their task is extremely difficult, in terms of improving .heir underlying business and having a distraction in terms of making an acquisition at this point in the cycle, especially when their balance sheet is not in a very strong position, we believe it is potentially a pretty large mistake for some pretty modest potential improvement in value in booker, in the hands of tesco. we would even push it one step forward, and argue that test you need -- tesco needs to move out of not only this booker acqu

. >> if cory booker decides to run against him?rooker. >> based on anything. >> no. >> just (bleep). >> no, it is based on something, the democrats are crooks. >> who are we locking up in 2020. >> hopefully hillary. >> you're still on the hillary tip? >> yes. >> that's so 2016. donald trump doesn't even want to lock up hillary in 2 2017. >> you could start with obama. >> what for? >> sedition and treason. >> what did he do that was treason. >> the guns sold in fast and furious. >> you're thinking of tyrese, not obama. >> no. >> but 2020 is more than just locking up the opposition. >> we want to keep islam out of this country because it's evil. there's goals to come over here and make it like the middle east is what they're trying to do. >> that's happening? >> i got a cousin in must haveriesboro who's married to a muslim and i know what they do. >> murfreesboro is about as middle east as you can get. maybe i'm too hard on the people. maybe they have good ideas for the future. what are the issues for 2020? >> we need to focus on get

i think corey booker's point there is laughable. remember, he was in a party with a group of people inclouding nancy pelosi who says we won't know what's in the bill until we pass the bill. for him or bernie sanders to be saying we want to know what's in the bill, you can look at it online. read the bill online. republicans have been incredibly transparent about what's in this bill. read the bill. i have read it. it's also not near as long as obamacare was. for democrats to say that somehow this is moving too quickly, it's hypocrisy. i understand rand paul's point and where he's coming from. he ran on repeal and replace. he does not feel that this is true repeal and replace. and he wants to slow down to look at this a little more. i'll say this. i think there has to be some sort of compromise there. i don't want to move too fast but i don't want to wait too long to get something done. they are going to have to meet in the middle. they don't need a civil war over this. >> we haven't seen the congressional budget office is expected to

that is what corey booker and donald norcross are doing today. both of them were at the katz jewish center in cherry hill. they talked about the decline in federal funding and how they need to address the issue. the katz jcc was one of several jewish community centers evacuated last week after a bomb threat was called in. just take a look at that scene from skyforce10 last monday. the center was evacuated that morning. cherry hill police rushed to the scene and then gave the all clear after going through the building. today norcross and booker said federal funding must be a priority in south jersey. >> if you're one of the eight synagogs and schools in philadelphia, you've got funding last year. but somehow, if you live in new jersey as we do, you weren't eligible for that funding. >> this is a very frustrating, angering, disappointing moment that we have to be here. >> norcross and booker strongly condemned the threats, calling the people responsible cowards. >> we have new details tonight in the case of chaka fattah junior. he'll get a brief br

devin booker went for 70 points against the celtics. here he would need to pull up from that range to knock it down, but the kicker, they lost by ten. they needed 80. 130-120 your final. >>> we interrupt march madness to let you know cal has a new head basketball coach. although he is not entirely new, and like king jones who would need to get the job and the assistant over the last two seasons, he has never been a head coach. okay, back to the game. south region, ucla kentucky, we would expect this to be the game of the night. maybe not so much. but absolutely they went off. not exactly devin booker, but here off the turnovers for fox, they are streaking to the rack and the foul. wildcats up by four after this. the free throw again. now that's nice. he had a career high of 39, kentucky wins 86-75. that is after the game. he says he would declare for the nba draft, shocker. no. 8 wisconsin and florida and this was the game of the night, florida by three, 6.5 seconds left to go inbounded to zach show walter. are you going to go two or th

in the money laundering part of this investigation and this conundrum, new jersey senator cory booker has demanded an explanation from the newly confirmed trump administration commerce secretary wilbur ross about his role in the notoriously corrupt bank of cyprus where he's a major shareholder and, until recently, was vice chairman. senator booker gave wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, until today to explain his connections through that bank or otherwise to another major bank of cyprus shareholder who also happens to be the russian oligarch who did this otherwise inexplicable real estate transaction with donald trump in palm beach a few years ago which netted president trump over $50 million in profit. the deadline for commerce secretary wilbur ross to respond to the senator's inquiry about that was today. we can further report that the commerce secretary has given no response to that letter. we can also report -- and this is definitely new, this has not been reported elsewhere and this is potentially a big deal -- we can report exclusively tonight that there is more turmoil beneat

you haven't seen what cory booker's going to do yet or what george norcross is going to do, but he'sonsolidated the northern part of the state, and he's gonna be very difficult to beat, particularly with -- he's gonna be well-known by the time he goes into the general election. i don't think the republicans are gonna be as well-known. >> he's being portrayed as more politically competent than jon corzine, not as mean as christie, so curious to see how it's gonna play out in new jersey. >> interesting you mention wolf, because governor wolf, when he ran, he did spend a lot of money, but he also put out some early ads, too. >> oh, i was gonna say that he's following the wolf playbook, and that i do think the democrats feel that they're in a strong position, so the only question is, who's gonna get the nomination? strike early, strike often, get those ads up on tv -- that's the plan. >> you think booker might run? >> no, i don't think he's gonna run. i think the question is, who's he -- he's certainly not gonna run this time around. i mean, i think he wants to brandish his credentials i

can you tell us about booker?me major shareholders are not happy and they're going public? this isa happy and they're going public? this is a major, major deal that tesco wa nts to is a major, major deal that tesco wants to push through, a £3.7 billion purchase of booker. it owns the right to the budgeon and premier brands. tesco thinks it can get into the food away from home market which has more potential for growth than the supermarket business. one of its group has said it is not happy. it thinks tesco is paying too much and that therefore, this deal offers poor shareholder value. tesco disagrees. it thinks it's a great deal. theo, thank you very much. full details on the website. you're watching business live. we are keeping track of the big story of the week. tomorrow, the uk will formally ask to leave the european union. london's mayor is warning it would make a mistake fort bloc to try and punish the country. we have been hearing from the london mayor, talking about the trade links between the two. we have

fredrick douglas and booker t washington spoke here. something else we like to talk about at this point in the tour t is one of my favorite playrights. william richardson was born in wilmington in the 1800s is his family left suddenly in the fall of 1828 moving to washington d.c. we went on to be the first african-american to have a hit show on broadway called the chip woman's fortune opening in may 1923. he also put together this book. the plays and pageants in the life of a negro. it was a textbook in segregated schools for theater students and begins with age-approach plays for kindergarten and goes through high school. mr. richardson lived until the late 1970s and during his lifetime in wilmington, a theater company was founded in hes honor. they are predominantly african-american theater company performing his work and the work och other minority playwrights and put on two shows a year. we are grateful they keep his legacy a live. what is sad is we did not have the entirety of his lifetime here with his work. the next stop is the 1

in the money laundering part of this investigation and this conundrum, new jersey senator cory booker has demanded an explanation from the newly confirmed trump administration commerce secretary wilbur ross about his role in the notoriously corrupt bank of cyprus where he's a major shareholder and, until recently, was vice chairman. senator booker gave wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, until today to explain his connections through that bank or otherwise to another major bank of cyprus shareholder who also happens to be the russian oligarch who did this otherwise inexplicable real estate transaction with donald trump in palm beach a few years ago which netted president trump over $50 million in profit. the deadline for commerce secretary wilbur ross to respond to the senator's inquiry about that was today. we can further report that the commerce secretary has given no response to that letter. we can also report -- and this is definitely new, this has not been reported elsewhere and this is potentially a big deal -- we can report exclusively tonight that there is more turmoil beneat

joining me now cory booker.seems that some of the things the courts objected to most strenuously have been removed. what is your evaluation of the new proposal? >> this is something that came out of that campaign promise that had very little to do protecting residents than appealing to bigotry and hatred. it was a muslim ban that was the originalntenon. and that is a more finely dressed up pig that is trying to be pushed through. sorry for the nonkosher metaphor, but it's a more dressed up pig trying to pass through the objections of the court. but they're clearly from their election and campaign material they're sending out, all the way to what their senior advisers like steven miller are saying. this is still the same policy intent. it's not going to make americans safer. in fact, it could potentially make us less safe. you can see actually they dropped iraq, which it was a chorus of people coming from the military sector saying we've got people standing right now fighting side by side, iraqis and americans tr

senator cory booker congressman donald norcross and others gathered the the katz jcc in cherry hill thison. the center is one of three in the tri-state area that received a threat last week. in all, nothing dangerous was found but still senator booker says he's concerned because federal security funding for new jersey's religious centers is nonexist tender. nonexist again. >> people who sit dark on the phones calling in terroristic threats we must drown out those voices with our own voices. >> senator booker says south jersey is left out of the federal security funding while parts of north jersey and philadelphia do get the money. >> the state of delaware is cracking down on the use of cell phones while driving during march. that's due to an increase in the number of accidents involving distracted driving during the month. authorities say this accident into a nome christiana delaware last december was caused because of a driver that was texting. now police will be out across the state over the next two weeks conducting additional enforcement of the hands free law. the state's cell phone

we seeing booker group also moving.o's largest shareholders are urging investors to join them in opposing tesco's bid for brooker, -- booker, which is a whole food grocery. tesco should focus on the turnaround and we are seeing booker drop the most since the end of january, down by as much as 2.7%. is called lower than it is moving at the moment. but i only about 9/10 of a percent. it seems to be moving on terms of its rights issue. it plans to raise 512 million pounds. the issue price is 70 5/10 per share. it is also viewed for 2017 remain on changed. -- unchanged. guy: let's talk about what is happening in scotland. nicola sturgeon is expected to win backing for her plan for a second referendum. she is seeking permission to hold a vote by the spring of 2019. scottish lawmakers will vote at around 5:00 p.m. u.k. time. that vote has been delayed following the attack in london. sturgeon met with theresa may yesterday, speaking before their meeting, theresa may made her case for keeping united kingdom united. >> when this

booker scored 70 against boston, booker joins wilt, cob by, david, and baylor as 70-point scorers. we're back on track now. surprise at cal, the school is named jones to take over the basketball program. bears were talking with several veteran choices but went with jones who's never been a head coach. ncaa sweet 1. you want to talk about at a high level game, number 2 kentucky taking on ucla ball going pro-as soon as this game is over. he scored 39 for kentucky as they advance to the south regional final. 86-75 and will face north carolina next. this game, florida and wisconsin, aaron rogers showing support for the badgers. that goes. they check to make sure they was turnover line and then he does the discount double check thing. they go to overtime. four seconds left, florida's don't even two. which i say for the win and florida advances 84-83. wow. you're either a gator or gator base. and the gators advance. one seed north carolina hammered bullet ler 92-80. and seven seed south carolina continues to taking down favorites. they upset three-seed baylor by 20. stanford was down sev

william jennings bryan, frederick douglass spoke your and so did booker t. washington. something else would like to talk about at this point in the tour is one of my favorite playwrights, willis richardson. he was born in wilmington in the 1800s and his family left very, very suddenly in the fall of 1898. they moved to washington d.c. where he finished his schooling and get work at the bureau of engraving and printing. he went on to be the first african-american to the hit show broadway and it opened in may . he also put together this book, the place and pageants from the life of the negro. he edited this and included five plays of his own and it was used as a textbook in segregated schools for theater students. it begins with age-appropriate plays for kindergarten and goes through high school. he lived until the late 1970s, and during his lifetime in wilmington the theater company was started called the willis richardson player in his honor. they perform his work and the work of other minority playwrights and they put unusually two shows a year. they were very grateful

>> cory booker. >> tom: cory booker!very attractive candidate, and urban guy, he's not far left but he's going to have to pretend to be -- >> i thought he grew up in a small town. >> i think the democrats are getting sick of the far left stance as well. even they are getting sick of i it. >> tom: coming up, new research says we are all a bunch of jerks, i'll explain after the break. any case you weren't paying attention earlier, my first book, "mean dads for a better america" is available for preorder. go to tomshillue.com to find out how to get it. ♪ ♪ >> live it from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez. five states are now challenging president trump's new travel ban, new york, oregon, and minnesota have joined washington state's legal challenge against the revised immigration order, hawaii has filed its own lawsuit. washington state successfully sued to block the president's first immigration order. the new travel ban, which bars visas for people from six muslim majority countries are set to go into effec

. >> reporter: that's right, senator corey booker and donald norcroft will be at katz jewish communitythat have been targets of recent bomb threats. bob menendez was in cherry hill, he spoke out about recent acts of antisemitism as he addressed the jewish relations council. he spoke of the bomb threats and desecration of hundreds of headstones in wissinoming calling for funding for nonprofit and religion institutions. he said it is up to everybody to stand together and speak out about antisemitism. >> whether you're sitting in city hall or the white house, we must strongly speak out against discrimination in all its forms against hatred in all its forms. >> i'm appalled by the hatred that's been expressed to the community. it's nice to hear the words of some u.s. senator opposing that and coming down with the strong terms. >> reporter: today congressman norcross and booker will discuss the dislien -- decline for religious centers in the light of the bomb threats. that will takes place at 2:00 p.m. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a gunman opened fire in southwest philadelphi

please say yes. >> i love it. >> so offer tweeting at corry booker yes, now let me get theh train schedule>> that is pretty funny. will send a list get you door to it easy for this date ts, listen up, pay for dinner on a true. new sn as a turn offmen. >> researchers pol to split thed would rather calculate exactly who ordered what, then let the man pay for everything. according to the study, women, rates kindness and sense of humor as top characteristics for men. women also prefer confidence, overlooks. so they are basically saying there is more to this then you having some money and shelling it for the first date if cannot pay on the first date that doesn't bode well what do you think of some guy too cheap to pay for the first date. >> johnny, he says, it would be nice if the woman would pay the check sometimes but if i'm put in the friend zone women you are paying your own. i don't know though, friend zone is not you asking a girl out on a date though, you are asking her for a date you want to go on a date with her. >> yes, yes, i think so. well... it depend. thinks millennials which the

but they said senator cory booker is not available.laughter] laugh laugh even with that i am excited to be here. not everyone is enthusiastic. and to save not my dinner speaker. budget kind of reminded me that they have done a great job in all three if you must live in south carolina. [laughter] i have spent 3e hours but republicans have demonstrations also. i know that this is not an occasion with all of the things going on -- i want to say i am of police. did i go back to the officer each and every time. it is also of some to have a credit in the house now you are with ms nbc. every time anyone in the event -- anyone promotes fake news does brian williams get a royalty? [laughter] [applause] i love of press. i am also excited to have with us on a you glad to have with us my good friend mr. richmond. i know yesterday was mardi gras. i don't want to know how many beads that you caught. and to all look-alike. but cedric is the chairman of us cdc the highest-ranking african-american republican from the head brother in charge. event but i

that's the case when it comes to minldy kayhill land and corey booker. let's hear what she says about the new jersey senator. >> i'm sorry you talked to so many losers i'll introduce you to my trainer i'm not sure you'll be able to recognize hi him. >> i actually met someone who is so great. we're just going slip out and take a walk and you know maybe end up at my hotel room. >> deliciousoso. >> corey booker i can't believe he came. guess we need to get out of newark, hu? >> and the character mindy was puzzled he was at a friend's event. he invited her to dinner. she responded yes adding she needed to look up train times while the exchange appeared light hearted folks on media cheered the two on. >> and so she says she has to look up the past schedules for the trains and he's like no, no, no, i'll send you a list door to door. so then it's like okay he asked her on a date and said the car. we started thinking is social media an appropriate place to ask someone out do or do you think it's creepy. >> it's 2017 use your resources. >> let see what people are

senator booker? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. just on the point that was being made, before i get into my questioning, i want to reaffirm i have a firm commitment, unwavering commitment to the ideals of net neutrality and 2015 fcc net neutrality rules put into place which are now the law of the land, they were upheld now in court and a lot of doom and gloom was predicted if this was to happen, but clearly the sky's not fallen, businesses, frankly, are -- continue to innovate in this space. we're seeing a lot of very positive results and i'm really hoping that there's a commitment to net neutrality here not just in the committee, but also among t st the commissioners. obviously we'll have time to talk about that. i just want to jump into really another area of bipartisan encouragement, just this idea to broadband access. which is i think so important when for, wh for when it comes to creating robust access to education, to telehealth, you name it, this, to me, is something of great urgency. as most people know, i have a big concer

maxine waters and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and cory booker. give you cause for concern for your party? >> juan: no. i like those people. the problem that exists now is so similar to i think what republicans went through with the tea party and that if you ask john boehner. eric cantor, yeah, we can deal with it. we like it. they are galvanizing opposition to obama, opposition to democrats. we won back the house, we won back the senates. but then they overriding the parties general. >> greg: they are beating people up, they are destroying property. they are threatening people's lives. i remember everything about the tea party. >> juan: the charges were -- -- -- >> greg: they didn't touch anybody. >> juan: that's what the charge was against the tea part party. >> greg: they misreported it. remember msnbc. i am being honest. bring the evidence tomorrow. >> juan: i am just saying people say this. you want to say occupy wall street? >> greg: those who assaulted people. defecated in public. radicals. >> juan: people who were upset about trump and who

but suns' devin booker made history tonight. against the celtics...guard dropped 70 points. he's the first player to score the most points in an n-b-a game since kobe bryant's 81-point game over toronto in 2006. boston did go on to win the game 130 to 120. stanford and texas facing off in the women's n-c-a-a basketball tournament sweet 16. tara vandaveer and the cardinals trying to move on the elite 8 to face notre dame. karlie samuelson hits a triple putting stanford up by three in the third quarter. the cardinals pulled away in fourth... briana robertson hits one from downtown. final: 77-66 stanford they'll face the irish on monday aaron rodgers at the wisconsin-florida game. this was argubly the best game so far in the men's n-c-a-a basketball tournament. the badgers needing a three to send it to overtime... zak showwalter splases it in. rodgers was loving it from the stands... but that smile turned into a frown. four seconds left in the game... gataros down by a two... chris chiozza hits the game-winning three-pointer. final: 84-83 florida áthis w

democratic senator cory booker called the bill "bad policy". sen.cory booker / -d- new jersey: "republicans cannot just force this down our throats. it's going to knock a lot of folks off, hurt long-term care, hurt good working class folks."another vocal opponent is republican senator rand paul of kentucky. the same state where vice president mike pence pitched the plan on saturday.(nats) sen. paul rand / -r- kentucky: "i think it is basically obamacare light. butt sot" the one primary thing that is wrong with obamacare, this is what everybody, is that premiums are rising and -- through the roof, soaring in the individual market. that will happen under the ryan plan as well because it does nothing to fix the fundamental problem."the house speaker had this to say to the critics on the conservative side.paul ryan / house speaker: "when you are a governing party getting consensus among your wide, big tent party, not -- everybody doesn't get what they want." (jr stone)that was david daniel reporting. (jrs) the northeast is bracing for a blizzard-- expec

he has won the man booker prize and the everyman pg woodhouse prize for comic fiction twice.e else has done that. the dog's last walk and other pieces is a collection of his newspaper columns for the independent. they sparkle with wit, plenty of erudition edition and the wisdom of a writer who seems to get even more curious about life and about all of us as the years go by. welcome. let's do the sensible thing and begin and the beginning. the first story in this collection of columns is called the dog's last walk and you have chosen to give that title to the collection as a whole. now, why? i've had the good fortune to have read it and i think i know why. but what is it about this story that touches you so much? it touched other people too, people stopped me in the street and said, you just made me cry. so i thought, "ahi", i'm not used to making people cry. i didn't used to have the confidence to make people cry. i thought myjob was to make people laugh. i never had the confidence to admit that i cried. i mean, i've been a blubberer all my life and i've denied it. you cry at

. >> two of tesco's share holds have gone public in opposition to the booker deal. schroders management and artisan say they believe 3.7 billion pounds is too expensive and badly timed. they urged the ceo to aban don't tie up. this morning he said he is pleased with the overall response from investors. >>> and british house builder redrow says it will not sweeten its offer for bovis homes. bovis homes has been the subject of takeover speculation since the co quit earlier this year in the wake of another profit warning. >>> shares in dufrey are trading higher after the chinese conglomerate hna group are seeking to buy a stake in the retailer. hna already approached some dufry shareholders. the company is valued at 7$7.6 billion. >>> michael pearson, former ceo of valeant pharmaceuticals is suing the drugmaker over unpaid stock rewards. he says he is owed $33 million. valeant stock price fell to a seven-year low earlier this month after bill ackman sold the last of his stake in the struggling company. >>> bill gross who was fired from pimco four decades after he found

no cory booker. >> juan: i liked what you said about the diorama. that's what it looked like.would've come from charles schumer. and nancy pelosi. he had put together a popular, successful version of obamacare in kentucky and that's what they were after. >> greg: i thought they were mailing it in. this is a former governor. he's not even working. >> eric: this is an opportunity to show you are the up-and-coming party. i tweeted "better luck next time, dams. look forward to 2024." i think they are locking trump into a second term already. governor beshear. 70-year-old white guy. >> dana: are we going to complain about 70-year-old white guys? >> eric: no. these events, as you well know, stage them, usually of color, white, black, hispanic, men, women. those are all staged with a 72-year-old former governor who went rambling on. he called himself a republican. no, i'm a democrat. a little bit distracted. but you stage it with people who looked just like him. take a look at the picture. i'm not kidding. these are chosen people. as the democratic party, is it out of touch or is the