. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old cassidy from scranton, pennsylvania. the video she posted online. she writes i'm in fourth grade i started getting bullied in first grade. she said she told the school, but the bullying hasn't stopped. kids don't want to go near me. when i sit at a lunch table the kids get up. even spilling their milk on here. she writes i feel so alone. i feel like i have no one. it hurts. soon after posting the video she was no longer alone. people began reaching out to her from all over the country, all over the world including the yankees with their own messages. players finishing each other's sentences. we may be older than you, taller than you, we want you to know we look up to you. aaron judge saying you're not alone. count the new york yankees among your friends. aaron hicks you can sit next to us at lunch any time. tonight cassidy and her family telling us since the yankees posted that video, the bullying has subsided. all those players saying we've got your back. tonight cassidy with a message to the new york yankees and everyo

nob 33 shawn cassidy.awn cassidy. >> hey, mine was the - hey, do you want the rest of my-- - okay. - actually, i was gonna say eggs. - okay. - you know, it's not you versus your cholesterol pills. you're supposed to be working together. - you know, i do love my single life, but it would be nice to have someone who didn't want me to die. - well, you do-- a whole city full of escorts. - i'm just saying if you watch the beginning closely,

i mean -- sean cassidy, maybe? >> jimmy: sean cassidy is absolutely correct! >> was that right?ood! >> you're so good at you. you're so good at yourself. >> jimmy: what is the name of the first song gwen ever wrote? diane? >> "different people"? >> jimmy: that is absolutely correct, diane. i know this is a hug between you no matter who answers which question right. >> that song was the first song i wrote and it ended up on president fwoem obama's playlist, how crazy is that? >> jimmy: did you know that diane? >> i did not, i'm learning so much today. >> jimmy: we all are. we really are. next question, who did gwen play in the 2004 movie "the aviator"? >> jean harlow. >> jimmy: that's right, diane. 30 points. >> did you know that? >> i did know that, yes. >> jimmy: gwen got to meet sting at a young age because he dad worked for what company? diane? >> yamaha. >> jimmy: is that right. >> so good. >> jimmy: there you are with sting. >> yes. >> jimmy: he was just racing by on a motorcycle, huh? >> i just think that me and blake were always meant to be together. i have a little mulle

joining us now is, guess who, cassidy warner and her father, james warner.eek with me. come on give me a little thank you very much. now, you're nervous, you don't want to be on tv. but you also don't want to be bullied and you don't want other kids to be bullied. so how hard was it for you to start a page and make a video? >> very. >> because, what were you worried about? >> i was just worried that like since i'm 10 and so young that it would get deleted. >> that's a story for another day with what facebook decides to delete and not. this 10-year-old saying not to bully gets deleted. but you put it out there. how surprised were you by how much attention it started to get? >> i was really surprised. >> what did you think was going to happen? >> i didn't know what was going to happen but i didn't think it was going to be like this. >> and what did it mean to you that you started to hear from kids, parents, school teachers saying good for you, be strong, we want you to do well and thank you? >> it meant a lot to me. it really made me brave, made me stronger. >

thank you, cassidy. yes. daniel. >> hello, my name is daniel. [applause] i am a freshman at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the march forize our lives. before i ask anything, i want some respect for these people that have come here because some others did not. i don't want to call names. this awareness and engagement is incredible. now, we need action. [applause] have a captive audience here in this room. we are aware that we have a small window of time before the cameras go away. other than voting, can you something everyone can take away to support our movement? rep. deutch: i can. i can. thank you for asking. >> it was not a joke. rep. deutch: i know and i'm not about to give you a funny answer. raise your hand if you are on twitter. and the rest of you could probably stand to learn. look, i will be perfectly honest with you. members of congress, just like city commissioners, county commissioners and members of the state legislature, pay attention to what happens when they hear from their community. they pay attention to calls. letters.

cassidy on the line. caller: hello. host: go ahead with your comment. i am not sure exactly how i feel about the entire thing, but i do think it is very important we remember everyone in syria, the women and children and husbands, and keep them in our hearts and prayers. host: congresswoman barbara lee tweeted this, by illegally bombing syria, president trump has once again denied the american people any oversight or accountability in this endless war, congress, not the president, has the power to authorize military action. from cnn, saying he'll leaders are notified by pence of syrian strikes minutes before the trump announcement. congressman robert aderholt from alabama says, i support our president and the brave members of the armed forces that they carry out a response to the actions of the syrian regime. please join me in praying for them and this troubled region. we want to hear what your thoughts are, president trump announcing strikes on syria along with partners the u.k., and france. blake is calling, pelican rapids, minnesota. you are on the d

thanks, cassidy. daniel. [applause] >> my name is daniel. [applause] i'm a freshman of marjory stoneman douglas. i helped organize the march for our lives. [applause] but first of all, before i ask anything i want some respect for these people that have come here, because others didn't. i don't want to call names. this awareness and engagement is incredible. but now we need action. [applause] we have a captive audience here in this room. we are aware that we have a small window of time before the cameras go away. other than voting can you suggest that -- ed whelan can take a way to support our movement? [applause] >> i can. i can actually. thanks for asking. >> it wasn't a joke. >> no, i know and i'm not about to give you a funny answer. raise your hand if you are on twitter the rest of you could probably stand to learn. look, i'll be perfectly honest with you. members of congress, just like city commissioners, county commissioners and members of the state legislature, pay attention to what happens when you hear from their community. they pa

since that video went viral, schools have been meeting with cassidy to discuss the situation. sat down at a lunch table, all the kids would get up and leave. that happened to her. look at the yankees. >> yeah. >> i love that. i bet the kids at school want to sit with her now. >> good for them. >> way to go, cassidy. >>> coming up, why seeing shouldn't always be believing. the lesson from this viral video that features president obama. a lot of people are talking about it. >>> keir is live in windsor castle this morning with exactly one month to go until the royal wedding. what is it, ladies? >> may 19th. >> what keir just ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. hey allergy muddlers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no mo

cassidy: mr. president, today i want to honor the life and sacrifice of one soldier in particular, u.s. marine corps lance corporal taylor conrad, who was 24 years old and was from central louisiana. our military men and women deserve recognition. they sacrifice time away from family and friends, put themselves in harm's way to advance our country's interests. every day they risk their lives to secure our safety. in the case of taylor conrad, along with three of his fellow marines, he tragically lost his life last week when their helicopter crashed in a training mission in california. a central high school grad washings he exemplified the quality of a good marine -- tough, compassionate and wanted to help others. in high school, taylor played football and was an accomplished powerlifter. he also volunteered in the best buddies program matching students with schoolmates in the special ed program. a teacher said, the one thing that made taylor such a special friend with our kids is he didn't approac

gerard cassidy, thank you so much.he banking discussion with all the other news flows through the morning. jpmorgan beginning our earnings quarter here at bloomberg. how about a foreign exchange report? maybe jamie dimon cares about foreign-exchange. the yen weaker for the week. also come bitcoin with a big today pop. francine lacqua in london and i'm tom keene in new york. stay with us through the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. ♪ alix: bank bonanza. jpmorgan out with earnings and crushing estimates. city and wells fargo on that. trade whiplash. hesepresident trump says would consider rejoining tpp while asian members opposed renegotiation. sweeping corporate changes as it tries to transition to e

his message comes after a 10-year-old cassidy warner posted a video describing her experience at herschool. the fourth grader from pennsylvania says she's been bullied for a few years... and jackman posted his support today saying he wants cassidy to know she's "loved, special and smart." (grant) mariah carey says she's finally ready to talk about her bi-polar diagnosis. (vicki) the singer says she was in denial after being diagnosed in 2001 while hospitalized during a breakdown. but she only recently sought treatment after years of upheaval in her personal and professional life. carey says she's now in therapy and taking medication that is working well. and hopes speaking out will help remove the stigma around mental health issues. (grant) the video you're seeing is of n-b-a player tristan thompson in the company of some women... none of which are khloe kardashian...his girlfriend of a year and a half... rumors have been spiraling that he is cheating on khloe...and... to spice things up...the two are expecting a child-- and according to t-m-z is already feeling contractions and isn'

joining us from new york, john cassidy, contributor for the new yorker magazine.ed john barron in the past. what do you think of that tape from 1992? >> he was john barron in a divorce case, in other cases. i've never had that experience myself, but i think a lot of new york reporters wouldn't be surprised to see this. back in the '80s, everybody who covered trump knew he was determined to get on the forbes 400 list. he was always determined to show that he was one of the really rich people in america, richer than these rivals in the new york real estate game. and the article was a very good article, i should say. it just shows it's all true and that trump actually told lies about his assets, including one of the things he said was that his father had passed over all the family assets to him and consolidated them subsequently and merged in his father's will, in fred trump's will, and passed them over to his kids. i think it confirms what we previously knew, that when it comes to trump's estimation of his own worth, you need to take a lot of what he says with a pin

that is what neal cassidy is going to say. the government may have tried to sanitize this and say we are only focusing -- but we know what this is about. candidate trump said he wanted a ban on muslims. that this has gone through several iterations. he is telling the justices don't be fooled. you ought to view it as an unconstitutional attempt to screen out muslims. host: line for democrats. go ahead. caller: they keep referring to this as a muslim band. i thought these questions who don't have a u.s. embassy. would you identify these ,ountries that this applies to and what countries where we have a u.s. embassy? iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen and north korea, then his way love -- venezuela. was part of the proclamation removed? correct. the administration's view is this is not a muslim than. if it were a muslim band, there are a lot of muslim countries. the administration's argument is that if you look at libya, syria, these are very troubled countries that may not have a good information system. we can't be confidence th

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cassidy on the line. caller: hello. host: go ahead with your comment. i am not sure exactly how i feel about the entire thing, but i do think it is very important we remember everyone in syria, the women and children and husbands, and keep them in our hearts and prayers. host: congresswoman barbara lee tweeted this, by illegally bombing syria, president trump has once again denied the american people any oversight or accountability in this endless war, congress, not the president, has the power to authorize military action. from cnn, saying he'll leaders are notified by pence of syrian strikes minutes before the trump announcement. congressman robert aderholt from alabama says, i support our president and the brave members of the armed forces that they carry out a response to the actions of the syrian regime. please join me in praying for them and this troubled region. we want to hear what your thoughts are, president trump announcing strikes on syria along with partners the u.k., and france. blake is calling, pelican rapids, minnesota. you are on the d

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fred cannon, gerard cassidy, a lot more on the way.guys talk to you soon >> thank you >>> meantime, president trump changing his tone on trade and tpp. our kayla tausche is in washington following this story. >> for the first time we saw the president issue a clear directive. this time to its new national economic council director larry kudlow an outspoken supporter of tpp. to study whether the u.s. should get back in. here's nebraska senator ben sasse after a white house meeting on trade yesterday >> definitely the big headline coming out of this meeting is that the president said he was deputizing larry kudlow and ambassador lighthizer to look at re-entering the tpp negotiations i'm sure there are lots of particulars they'd want to negotiate but the president multiple times reaffirmed in general to all of us and looked right at larry kudlow and said, larry go get it done >> president trump first fuld the possibility of rejoining tpp in an interview with cnbc in davaos steve mnuchin reached out to his counterparts of the 11 countries

bill cassidy is next. [laughter] finally meet you.our parents have been talking about you for years. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. knowing that the most important goals are yours, is how edward jones makes sense of investing. i'm the only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable... does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >> friday morning let's run through the markets first of all price of oil is down a bit 67 a barrel more to the point gas prices keep on going up. look at this. the average nation wide for regular is now reached 2.80. and there is still nine states in the three dollar club, hawaii, california, washington, alaska, nevada. oregon, utah, idaho and look over there on east coast, pennsylvania. joins the three dollar club. the president of france emmanuel macron says our country america will come back to

. >> senator bill cassidy, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> melissa: long-time nbc news anchor tom brokaw facing accusations of sexual harassment. why his accuser is coming out. and hundreds of migrants making their way from central america to mexico's u.s.-boarder. where are they headed next? >> jon: right now almost 200 migrants in a caravan of central americans seeking asylum has arrived in tijuana, mexico. lawyers offering the group free workshops on the u.s. immigration system, many planning to seek asylum on sunday at san diego's border crossing. >> any asylum seeker will be detained. we're trying to prepare them for that reality. many will be detained for months. however, other than that, there's a long legal process. whether it be in detention or outside of detention. >> the caravan drawing as many as 1,000 members as it begin crossing mexico. president trump portraying those on board as a significant threat and evidence of the need for a border wall. >> melissa: tom brokaw is accused of sexual harassment. he's denying the allegations. a former nbc correspondent, linda

mark: thank you for joining us, gerard cassidy, head of u.s. bank equity strategy at rbc. let's check in on bloomberg's "first word news." kailey leinz has more from new york. kailey: the supreme court hears arguments today in a high-stakes case over online sales. states say traditional retailers -- states and traditional retailers want to overturn a 26-year-old ruling. candecision says retailers be forced to collect a sales tax only if they have a physical presence in the state. wrestlingjudge still with a way to determine what should become with evidence seized from president trump's lawyer. the judge rejected president trump's initial request to keep prosecutors's from viewing records taken from michael cohen . new home construction rose in the u.s. by more than expected last month. tosing starts were up 1.9% an annual rate of about 1.3 million. the game came in multifamily home starts which increased 14%. china is giving a boost to automakers who want better access to the world's largest vehicle market. on plan is to remove limits foreign auto ownership of joint ventur

i talked to senator bill cassidy who sits on the committee. he said the white house was caught in his words completely offgua off guard by the nomination. he felt like dr. jackson was hung out there by himself. the suggestion being that the white house didn't properly vet dr. jackson but they weren't even prepared on the back end to defend their nominee. >> "hopefully -- >> what are you hearing about who would be a good nominee for the veterans straegs? >> i don't know that there is a clear favorite among them to be v.a. secretary at this point. they're not going to vet all nominees. this is a massive bureaucracy. its successes are not well understood. its failures turn into national scan cann scandals. whoever president trump picks is going to reflect on him. now he's fired shulkin. with regard to tester, tester has been called on by president trump to resign for releasing unsubstantiated allegations against ronny jackson. he's up for reelection in montana, which went for trump by a large number. he's also protecting himself by doing the vett

joining us now is bill cassidy of louisiana.es of mail from china. how big of a problem is this, really? > we're going to get the senator's audio straight. but i want to ask you that. i know that those are tough words from me. but again, the knee jerk reaction by politicians always seems to be let's throw money at the problem, let's throw more spending at the problem, when the issue is having a very firm, well-telegraphed trade dialogue with china rather than this back and forth, the $50 billion in tariffs here, a $50 billion here. >> it's interesting, they talk about the ag business. they they haven't talked about the pork business which also was one of the first volleys coming out of china that they were going to raise tariffs on pork which is one of their primary protein foods. that will be interesting. and then the soybean thing. they took the tariffs down on autos which is very favorable. >> dagen: they said that. xi jinping mentioned they would reduce. >> that would be more equitable, considering the tariffs on the auto in

joshua cassidy and shy-za-ha thorpe were arrested and charged with accessory to murder.arrested on sunday. ( james ) inspections are set to begin next week on the golden gate bridge towers. officials will inspect the condition of the steel to determine if any repairs are needed. scaffolding is being installed on the sidewalks around the towers to protect pedestrians. the inspection work is expected to last a week with scaffolding being removed by may 11th. ( darya ) three orphaned mountain lion cubs have become a family at the oakland zoo. and this summer ... you'll be able to see them in action. a young female cub named coloma was rescued from el dorado county in december. she was paired with two mountain lion cubs from orange county, silverado and toro. the young cats can't be released into the wild because they don't know how to hunt. zoo officials say cubs are thriving in their new habitat. it's set to open to the public in june. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... the sharks looked more like the bait in their first game against the golden knights. the

being publicly named most of them will saletan something cassidy doesn't know wallonia from like it they come the material things happen for. him to find a something then comes out little it's a. home without the name that it could at sunday oh ballad leave all. that kind of last sell out it's over. there. was some other fan would set out at the. end of the day. but at the given. at. eighteen chan taffeta now runs and national resort and is not active even involved in acme at the moment. he's critical of the increasing involvement of political parties in the club these days. a lot of them useful to know we need to take me and my cousin the ease for could be a teeny sound this year the billion i'm a bit on my lawyer door to be a new visit overnight but i've been lightly and just near there carlos and in town but. still ahmed be a while in most of ana we found on the budget i mean i'm in the final four weekend had the c's ability to stick it out most of the labor. and i can have a fee. but a damn a c.s. ability you know not a lot but. you didn't like me make one ended up as book but you kn

senator cassidy. fleeingnk you both for -- for being here. families community initiative. i spoke to the father of the the young men who originally died. when he first went into treatment was asked by the insurance company to be released two weeks after treatment began. the fact that he died obvious he indicates that this is not an effective strategy. it my nextcontrast conversation which is that if you are a physician -- impaired contrast in louisiana, that which is a fairly effective, three months inpatient with the month of follow-up without which clearly was not. after two weeks, they were asked to leave. lastly i spoke to another physician who told me of the abuse potential of our medication assisted therapy. first there is a certain number people who die from methadone overdose and secondly, about their version of naloxone. and work backwards from a question. nice to see louisiana guy who does well. i know how to pronounce your name even if others don't. know, there as you are some forms of medication and -- injections and implants coming onto the market. nextgen pro

there is my favorite dierks bentley performed his new song amen and his wife cassidy was there luke bryanied get in on that. >> you know all these people. >> dana: they looked back 25 years to the number one songs then and i realized i was a country music dj 25 years ago so i knew all the words. >> kimberly: you don't find that hilarious? country music dj and the manager of the deli with the saissalami. i love it. this is important one, greg. charged into a field of 30,000 runners, battled heavy wind and rain to become the first woman to win the boston marathon since 1985. finished 26-mile race. boston has been a special place for linden fourth last year and second in 2011. a total of seven strong and proud american women finished in the top 10 this year. and it also marks the five year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing which killed three people and injured hundreds more. so god bless the people of boston and those that are boston strong and ran. i just want to say thank you to the uss bassilon. i love to get challenge points. he sent one for each of my colleagues and want to say

cassidy slater posted a video that went viral online detailing her struggles saying no one would sither alunch. 23 yankee players and manager aaron boone made their own video response saying they were saving a seat for her at their clubhouse and they have her back. in case you missed it, i sat down with the ladies of "the view" and the paper back release of my book. i had a good time being there. thanks. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington. there's word of new trouble for the former fbi director andrew mccabe. he lost his job and fighting to keep his pension after a report that he lied to investigators. now he could face criminal charges. we'll take you to the syrian border to listen to people that said they survived the chemical attack. and the firefighters that stepped out to help a woman on a southwest airlines yet and a woman was nearly sucked into the sky. >> i'm trained for emergency situations. that's what it was. >> shepard: let's get to it.

we didn't know if they were going to give us the okay for her, so i wrote for john cassidy doing thestory. we don't have an okay yeah. never job from the waist down because he's going to be wearing those trunks. no matter what happens, you think i am in. that's it. after that, neil armstrong comes out in september. the art is dizzying to do the book one. they wanted to do it even more than abraham lincoln. we were like abraham lincoln and he finally got to draw and he drew every ribbon and he was so detailed. we sent it to her friend who used to work at nasa. we always send our books to the topic that we had. we had dr. king. you know, we had the writers of march. we had representative lewis read the book for us because he was fair. we were like this is we have to do. john lewis is reading his book, i hope i don't mess it up because it is his life, to. the guys used to work at nasa and he came back and it's like you guys are such nerds. you're going to love the book. i will tell you this one secret. don't tell anyone even though there's a national television idea watching this. when

[laughter] >> senator cassidy. >> thank you. >> thank you both for being here. i am part of the healthier communities initiatives and i just want to thank the folks back home. my question is for you. i spoke to the father of the 17-year-old man who eventually died but when he first went into treatment he was asked by the insurance company to be released two weeks after treatment began. the fact that he died indicates that this was not an effective strategy. then i contracted with my next conversation which is if you're an impaired physician in louisiana there's a minimum of three month inpatient therapy in one mont one month follow-up before you're allowed to practice once more. after two weeks they were asked to leave. lastly i spoke to another physician. first there's a certain number of people who die from methadone overdose and secondly about the version of the drug. i'm going to use that and work backwards. nice to see a louisiana guy who does well. it's nice to have you here. i know how to pronounce your name even if others don't. >> as you know, there are

john kennedy from louisiana you heard him talk to the campus and bill cassidy's there as well. the foreign affairs chairman the low democrat politician was john bell edwards members of the cabinet and pass cabinets and other notables. does the country that's being honored lobby the white house for invites they consent to people. >> absolutely. that's encouraged. you want them to feel like they can have a say in the guest list. it may only be ten people. their official delegation without spouse will be included. understand there's a business delegation that traveled within. some sure many those leaders were included. >> what do they have to get that requesting? you start preparing for tonight months in advance. >> it would be early on. the moment the invitation was extended and accepted their planning. i would meet with my counterpart at the warehouse. there be a delegation of advance people that we would meet at a table and go through every detail of the visit. we would discuss guest list and entertainment. any issue. they have any food or flower allergies, specific colors of p

we are asking louisiana republican senator bill cassidy. senator, welcome.d to have you here. >> trish, thank you for having me. >> trish: do we need to let this thing go if no kind of a deal, so to speak, is actually reached by the 12th? >> it's going to be the president's call. he has access to classified information that i don't have. but, clearly, there is a sense that iran has used the money that was given to them to try and foment activities in syria, lebanon, certainly in iraq that are against the national interest of the united states as well as other countries. that and other things i think are why the president is pushing this. but, again, ultimately it's his call. >> trish: senator, this is a country that is not exactly a friend of ours. this is a country that is saying we will severely regret pulling out of the deal and that they could act on this within a week. what kind of threat is that from iran? what are they trying to say? >> clearly we have military capability that is far greater than iran's. if they wanted to restart their nuclear program

my mom actually texted cassidy, our adviser, telling her like how thankful she was for keeping me safe and calm because everybody knows i did not keep calm in that situation, and she texted her back and said no problem but i hope she picks up a camera soon, i want to see her take more cameras and gradually we're getting back into it but the people on the front lines, kevin and suzanna and all the rest of you guys wright the stories and the nra stories, it's amazing. it just shows the varying levels of how we were feeling. >> everyone deals with it differently. >> absolutely. >> it's -- it's no one's fault for not necessarily -- like, emma, she is now doing amazing work and we all get back into it at different times, and i think that this is like any other hobby or anything that you're passionate about, just like we're passionate about journalism. sometimes it's hard for you to get back into the swing of things after such a traumatic event happens, and it may have taken emma or other people a little bit longer but that doesn't mean you're still, still extremely important to our paper an

stuart: yes, sir, you're right about that senator bill cassidy, thanks for being with us. sir. stuart: our next guest -- by the way, show me the big board. we had a nice little rally in the last five or six minutes. now we're up 271 points. we're at 24,200. i'm not aware of any thresh development. ashley: tech stocks are bouncing back. financials are reporting ahead of friday. liz: boeing, caterpillar. stuart: big techs are doing well. our next guest says the benefits from tax cuts will far outweigh any negatives from this tit-for-tat on tariffs. john taft with us, vice-chair of baird, the investment company. welcome to the program. >> good morning, thank you. stuart: did you say the benefits of tax cuts are 20 times more valuable than any negative from tariffs, 20 times? >> we modeled it. actually if you model it out couple more tits for tatss the number is 10 times larger. people are focus on the economic greg of tariffs potentially escalating into a trade war but they're discounting and not appreciating what will be deenormous stimulus benefit from tax cuts passed earli

in 1986 and it was excruciatingly difficult to republicans in crestwood together and elect butch cassidynd the sundance kid and a jump out the cliff together and got it done. jim baker was one of the leaders. reagan was the president. bill bradley was one of the leaders in the senate. there's not any of that going on anymore. what would i do? i don't want to be there. i don't need to be there. i was there for a long time, but it is about having leaders who say enough. sometimes you just have to say i'm not going along. if i'm in the senate on going to filibuster or i'm going to block something. i'm going to tell you an interesting story. we talked about this last night. my daughters are 18, so they were born in 2000. quick math. this is great. [laughing] one of them got rsv. who knows -- anybody know what that is? that's a breathing disorder. one of my daughters went into children's hospital. so i went down to the hospital and i spent a couple days sleeping down there, and the accommodations were terrible. you want to find out what's going on in hospital, you talk to nurses. i said to th

. >> senator cassidy. >> thank you. how are you? >> fine. >> last year they did the small scale access act of 2017 which gives greater access to lick phied natural gas. doe will make announcement last september. this bill, just to plut a plug in it, benefits american workers, american economy, american geopolitics and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. so objections somehow this would raise domestic natural gas prices. but according to the ci arks world fact book, the entire energy demand all kraib nations combined is 1.2% of the u.s. of the given that only small projects are able to benefit from the legislation in 1.2%, low energy demand, what do you think will be the impact of this legislation on u.s. natural gas prices? >> in a simple statement, i would suggest it would be m miniscule even if identifiable with all. >> and how doi this would impact the energy markets targeting in the car ribbean and other marke? >> i think being able to get away from ineffective fuels in terms of cost and to the environment, being able to bring that

republicans and democrats like butch cassidy and the sundance kid jumped off the cliff together and theyot it done. reagan was the president. bill bradley was one of the leaders in the senate. there is not any of that going on anymore, so what would i do? i don't want to be there and don't need to be there. i was there a long time come a but it is about having leaders who say, enough. say,imes you just have to i am not going along, and if i am in the senate, i will filibuster or i will block something. let me tell you an interesting story. we talked about this last night. my daughters are 18, so they were born in 2000, quick math. this is great. [laughter] gov. kasich: so not one of them got rsv, a breathing disorder, ok? one of my daughters went into children's hospital, so i went down to the hospital and spent a couple of days sleeping down there, and the accommodations were terrible. you want to find out what is going on in the hospital, so you talk to nurses. i said to the nurses, what is going on? well, we don't get any money from the federal government. the day cost but is get all

alix: thanks a much gerard cassidy. is david kelly, jpmorgan funds chief of global strategies.is year the financials down about 2%, do you like them? david: the central issue with the stock market -- this is about as good as it gets. we will see earnings gains. the market looks like operating earnings per share will be up 25% this year. in a normal year we have 5%, so it is like five years worth of growth. it is like if you ordered five course dinner and all five courses showed up at the start. i am like what is the second course? the story on profitability is good. alix:. we have to be cautious and how we are positioning? if you're going to eat all your food now, then you will probably throw up because you had five appetizers. the point being you will have better growth but if it is all up front how do you plan the back end? david: you will take your time. i think investors should appreciate how good things are right now. the earnings yield on stocks is over 6%. bonds, 1.5% above dwa that is a good earnings yield. for a while just live off the good dividends. this for a while

well, it was first by captain and at the kneel and made popular by david cassidy and barry manilow. it inen caps lates the verse talt of music. while we rightly celebrate the artists and singers behind these hits and great songs, there often are a number of individuals that work just as hard to make that song a hit. because to make a great song you need not just the writers and singers but also engineers and technicians and producers. people like my friend, mike clink, as well as darrell brown. they may not be as famous as guns n roses or leann rimes, the folks they help produce, but they are equally important when it comes to the process of making that music. but they are not often given the credit or compensation that they so rightly deserve. with this bill, that will finally change. we're making important updates to music copyright law to make sure everyone with a role in making hits that get stuck in their heads get paid for that fair share. i'm especially glad that my ll, the allocation for music producers, or amp, act, is included in this package. i want to thank tom rooney fo

. >> reporter: and cassidy miller has been riding here for four years and it always brings a smile toonally, cognitively, physically. she's not going to go to college. she's not going to drive a car. but this is a place where she can do things. and it gives her hope. it's an amazing thing to have hope. >> reporter: that hope comes from the more than 100 volunteers who dedicate their time to teach these students to ride. >> the volunteers, it's unbelievable. they're here in the snow. they're here when it's 95 degrees out. it's impacting not only my child's life but our lives, as well. we're happy to be here. >> reporter: it changed your life. >> it's changed our lives, for sure. >> reporter: volunteers at the center range in age from high school students to retirees. tell me what it means to volunteer here. >> it means the world, actually. i live by to those that much is given, much is expected. for me, this is heaven. >> what i enjoy about volunteering here is for one thing, my wife rides here. she has multiple sclerosis. it's my way of giving back. >> it's a great experience and it's