>> just one d michael's farewell, kelly wore a jack wet the word "freedom" printed on the back. ay. so style or statement? it seems kelly has been sending signals ever since it was announced her co-host michael strahan is jumping to gma. for instance, she carried anderson cooper's memoir, sparking speculation he's her choice to replace michael. a lot of people thought this was aajab at abc. she was snapped stepping out with the self-help book "david and goliath." >> are you doing okay with kelly? >> strahan dodged the paparazzi on a date with his girlfriend. this morning they joked about the departure with the audience. >> what is your profession? what will you be now? >> journalism and media. >> oh, my god, perfect! guys, just in the nick of time. >> do me a favor, don't let this show scare you away from your dreams. >> don't be afraid. >> and listen to this. michael's name. >> "the live show. " >> we spoke to several audience members who attended a taping today of a show which airs a week from tomorrow. >> they talking about the new sign, "live with kelly," used to be with kell

d. michael: i could highlight. just a handful of things that would fall in. howard: there are going to be new issues between now and the end of the administration that you are going to be concerned about or mostly fighting battles you fought on things like the boxes? michael: any new ideas have been keyed up and going to be concluded. there are some exceptions. but generally reach the point where all new ideas have been put on the table and reviewing the comments and executing the comment. i may disagree with what's going to happen, but that time line, here is a dozen to 15 items in the big ticket scenario that will be disposed of and i know what's coming. peerttheert they were going to be offering a skinny bundle. is that something the f.c.c. will have jurisdiction over and take a look at? michael: i wouldn't say jurisdiction but interesting, innovative potential offering to be determined whether that happens. there are contractual relationships with content providers and still working through those issues. if it does, it does materialize as announced, the f

amy: michael ratner speaking at the cuban embassy in washington, d c, at its reopepening after more thanst july. michael was diagnosed with cancer just weeks later. we end today's program with a speech michaeael ratner gave in 2007 when he was awarded the puffffin/nation prprize for creative citizenship. >> over the last few years, i've become acquainted with a manan named henri alle. henri alleleg is a french alalgn in his 80's who was water-tortured --- or as this administration says, waterboarded -- by the french. here is how henri alleg described his water torture,e, a practice that goes back to the inquisition -- "the rag was soaked rapidly. water flowed everywhere -- in my mouth, in my nose, all over my face. i tried, by contracting my throat, to take in as little water as possible and to resist suffocation by keeping air in my lungs as long as i could. but i couldn't hold on for more than a few minutes. i had the impression of drowning, and a terrible agony, that of death itself, took possession of me." think about henri alleg when you hear the cia talk about enhanced interrogatio

led them to three leading experts in the area of vitamin d deficiency a common shortage associated with breast-feeding. one with doctor michaelllack a world renowned endocrinologies at boston hospital and said lack of vitamin d can result in broken bones just from every day handling. >> there is a very high likelihood, that he was vitamin d deficient. >> reporter: the doctor examined little caesar and jessica. on top of the potential vitamin insufficiency he diagnosed both with a disorder called eds, that can mimic the signs of child abuse. >> combination of those two, markedly increases the risk for fractures, that are about to be due to abuse when in fact, they are due to a compromised, system that is very fragile. >> reporter: in a february hearing, where parents of caesar return, doctor crowel testified, caesar's injuries were consist tend with juror physical abuse. hershey medical center added in a statement, that the medical facts in this case, clearly reached, reasonable suspicion. and we supported it. >> i think is a miss diagnosis. >> reporter: he represents jessica and also the attorney for another family accused of

onal d only came forwardç afte the investigation into the "titing.of michael tyree. >>> the three suspectaccused of murdering a millbrae father set to appear in court today. drenany lee was arrested for his piracy and murder with her current boyfriend and friend of the couple. //vet killed heath green, the father of these children. the body was found in sonoma ay.nty earlier this month. >>> defense attorneys in the lamar murder case want to move a torrial out of the south bay. that trial was delayed yet again yesterday. the case is going to be in court in june. antonin garcia-torres was accused of killing sierra lamar. ing head of security operations has been replaced. bonuse the subject of a house hearing in staff mismanagement efightestionable bonus decisions. ity imself received $90,000 of bonuses in just one year. >>> firefighters are making good progress on the metz fire burning in monterey county. that had gone through almost 4,000 acres of land. it's now up to 50% containment. no structures were damaged or are threatened. that started on sunday and the cause is still under investig

. >> tonight, 7 on your side's michael finney shows how a d d d psych cyclists will race tomorrow.undreds of riders competed in a ti time. it made its way through santa barbara, monterey and lake ta e tahoe. the tour ends in sacramento on sunday. >>> we're hearing from the hiker who helped rescue the hiker who was stranded in the tahoe national forest with his dog for three nights. the national guard rescued 23-year-old cody michael and bower thursday morning. michael's quick thinking kept them alive. he wrote help in duct tape so rescuers could spot him. michael got lost when snow covered the trail and he started getting worried when his dog slowed down. >> at first i was getting mad at him. we're going to die. you don't understand the circumstances. don't try to do it on your own. settle down, all of the awesome people, they'll be out there to get you. >> great outcome here. both michael and bower are doing well. his family plans to have a nice, family dinner as soon as possible. >>> 54 years ago, three prisoners escaped from alcatraz and never found. there is an eyewitness that

d hologram. it was edited from this come back special and in 2012 tupac and coachella. almost five years after his death a michaelackson hologram performed at the bill poord music awards and don't out a whitney hologram. a production remains in the work. >> we're working a full length show launched later on this year as a tour anddth will be a one hour show that will show whitney at different stages of her life. >> pat houston has no issues with voice or hologram usa. committed to getting it perfect. her daughter is graduating from high school this weekend. >> whitney had loyal fans that when th have this they're going to want it to be right. >> yes. >> well someone that is having a reunion today. charlize and sean penn. the first appearance together calling off their engagement. we kick off with the awkward photo op. >> charlize's mission, way more than your director ex and try to put on a face while promoting your they both won oscars but couldn't act more than awkward. they were even kept in between them for interviews during a conference and the premiere, more co-stars separating them. what a difference almos

d when you know i love brad pitt? >> it's already starting. >> news broke. jimmy k will be the first co-host to fill in for michaelmonday math. >> i like that. keep it light and fun and in the abc family. it works. let's keep it going here. a new "dancing with the star" couple expo. >> a good night for page van zant. she got a perfect score and arrived at the after-party looking enarmored. the ufc fighter is dating alan be bernsten. on"voice" heightened secu for two special guests. >> they make nervous. >> the first lady and dr. biden were on hand for a military tribute. >> so excited to have the first lady and dr. biden here, female energy. let's soak it all in. >> next sofia vergara pret ping and her husband joe is on th >> he's okay. he had a little problem, but he's good. >> he tweeted. he said "i love my wife" and oor audience went nuts over it. why did he say that? >> i know. i am very special with him. must have been one my normal days. that's how i am. >> finally -- david was the love at a concert for ch tyler's long-time assistant turned rumoredgirlfriend, 28-year-old amy nne preston. he did toll us what

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d street. each represented one the planes hijacked. the memorial was developed by michael emerson, a marine corps veteran who designed another memorial. >> every township should have one like this. i was prout to put one here in hayward. >> inscribed on the back are the names of one of the 6400 members killed since the spanish american war. >> also memorialized are six hayward police and fire personnel who have died in the line of duty including police sergeant scott lunger who was shot and killed during a car stop in july. >> people often forget the meaning of memorial day and for a lot of people, it was an tracks day off. for me who come from a military family, that's a great day to memorialize those who gave everything so that we can be free. >> this is something that the youngsters need to understand. this is freedom. >> the city of hayward donated the land and will donate the site in perpetuity. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> people around bay area are still talking about this next story. a gorilla is killed after a child falls into the enclosure. >>> and now a famou

michaels a few times. probably there every other da d. liz: okay. i'm just saying. he wasn't hiding.that way. >> not at all. . liz: in a good position. >> yes. and sherry red stone really likes. really despises philip. going to be controlling that company now it looks like. . liz: well, somebody has got to get control because names like fox a, which of course is the parent company of us, 21st century fox, names like time warner have outperformed viacom over one year, three-year, five-year, ten-year. >> by the way, i heard from my sources that fellowship was eating at tad steakhouse. liz: don't be dissing tad steakhouse. >> no. cavuto loves it. liz: we're up 219 points. but, folks, up 250 at the moment. lots of green on the screen. i don't know if we can switch around the camera for the moment and take a look at the hot chart. what we have here the dow -- can you switch that around? maybe. twirl it around? dave? yeah. because i want to get this -- our heat map as we like to call it. every name but boeing on the dow 30 is moving higher right now. boeing is the only lagger at the moment

and you know, michael powell was kind enough after i became chairman to ask me to come and meet with the ncta board. d i sat down and i said, you know, folks, everything that i relationship he etween government and industry were -- was a philosophy that was developed while i was at ncta. because that was a period in time when the cable industry s the voice of competition and innovation. and those who did not want things to change in those days, it was the broadcasters and hollywood, and the telephone company all working together to try and hold back the cable industry -- those who did not want things to change used government to maintain the status quo to the detriment of consumers. and so the philosophy that i developed coming out of that kind of experience is that the job of government is to promote to let on and consumers enjoy the benefits of that. with the full undering that -- understanding that those who, incumbents never like change. but the thing that's impressive cable re is that the industry has said wait a minute, we're not the cable industry. we're intx. we're the broadband business, we'r

we have in life is with our pants d so i just feel like if if you want to feel good, get those pants see what happens. >> i don't know if i agree with you there, michaelon't be the same without spec agent gibs. >> we had a good decade of that. >> when will you go back for a reun a visit? >> i'm kind of curious about where ncis next as a franchise. and if denoso we to be part of that deep space exploration, i'm all for the missions. but for the time being, i'm going to collapse into a heap. i'm going to watch a lot of golf. >> a man after my own heart right there. >> he's just going to watching golf. michael is working witt dr. phil on a new drama for cbs. >> i like it. >> i do too. >> well, big news celine dion will be back performing at the billboard awards as she receives the icon award. >> it was just last year was with her backstage at billboard. we had such a great conversation. >> she was so candid you. >> we talked about her husband and his battle with cancer, with such now just a year later and he's gone. what remains is her courage. for her, that show must go on. ♪ >> may 22nd billboard music awards, she will prove the show must go on by perf

d.: she got an enormous reception standing next to jeff goldblum. people think it has always been this way, but it has only been since the late 1980's. it started with michael kelly. and then and subsequent years you had gary hart bringing donna rice and other people who were media figures, not just political figures. the media organization been started to bring a host of very, very big stars. in fact, we get lobbied very intensely by big stars. host: so people magazine has tables at this dinner? j.d.: correct. we have tables a hand we have been going to the white house correspondents dinner for many years. host: who do you have? d.: the president of gallaudet university. jenna fischer from a "the office." and people who are working with hillary clinton on her campaign. it is pretty glamorous. a lot of celebrities are ascinated by washington and lot of washington is fascinated by hollywood. we do not have any trouble attracting guests. it is an enormous event. there are thousands of people in this room. it is an intimate cocktail party. you go from the carpet. the actress who plays the first lady in "scandal." posts: the dinner is set to start at 8:30. let'

d street. each representing one of the planes hijacked on 9/11. the memorial was developed by michael emerson, a marine corps veteran who has designed other memorials. >> gees that i think in my opinion every town should have something like this. i was proud to put one here in hayward. i think everyone has been very happy to have it. >> reporter: inscribed on the back of one of the monoliths are the names of the military from hayward who have been killed in action since the spanish-american war. engraved bricks and benches also pay homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. also memorialized are six police and fire personnel who have died including police sergeant scott lunger who was shot and killed during a car stop. >> people often forget the meaning of memorial day. for a lot is people it's just an extra day off. for me who come from a military family, it's a great day to memorialize those who paid everything so that we can be free. >> this is something that the youngsters need to understand. this is freedom. >> reporter: the city of hayward donated the land and will maintai

michael dorn. ben rhodes commented -- comment on the white house is desire to avoid scrutiny. i'd like to look at video clip "d" and ask you a question about it. >> we're already asking how do we structure a deal. >> okay. how do you feel a process circumvented the transparency with congress? >> they structured the deal so they could take it to the security council and effectively move out on it before congress really got to look at it. there's a second dimension to what we just heard that was disturbing, that was ben talking to a group of progressive activists and telling them what was coming down the line and giving them the talking points about how to support it. what you just heard was ben rhodes talking to the foot soldiers th soldiers. >> tell us again who those foot soldiers are. >> i'm sorry. >> tell us again. >> these are progressive groups. they regularly briefed dozens of progressive groups. i'm not talking about pseudo experts. i'm talking about grassroots organizations to help them carry the water politically. it's one of these blurring of lines that i don't think we saw in previous administration

it will be hosted by the man who d ranch.ichael jackson's i don't believe the fundraiser is going to be held at the ranch, but the guy who bought it off michael jackson post foreclosure, he is the guy who is going to host donald trump's first fundraiser next week. so this is kind of an awkward transition point for donald trump supporters. if what you liked about donald trump was him not having to do fundraisers, him not ever bothering to solicit donations from rich people, if you liked that he did not have to deal al trump is now doing fundraisers and soliciting donations from rich people. that said maybe that's not what you liked about mr. trump. maybe what you really liked is one of the other things that truly set him apart from his primary campaign rivals. >> we put out a statement a little while ago and these people are going crazy. they won't report it probably. shall i read you the statement? donald j. trump is calling for -- you have to listen to this one because this is pretty heavy stuff. donald trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> that was in december. mr. trump's campaign did

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michael smerconish. >> it's one thing to say we'll run the local races. if you run for the senate or congress, it's hard to d disappoint soesuate yourself. this is what republicans have to wrestle with. donald trump pulled off a miraculous thing here being on the doorstep of winning the nomination of the republican party, but he is still not proven that he's not a big liability with the rest of the election. >> so if you're ted cruz, though -- >> high negatives. >> do you think ted cruz stays in this or stays in a matter of pride for awhile or -- >> no, i think he'll stay in it. he said he'll stay in it until there a clenching. i think he's hoping that some, you know, he's a man of defaith, maybe hoping for some divine intervention here between now and the time the 1237 arrives. >> you can start appointing ambassadors and send them over seas. >> for a long time the idea was -- >> you won't be one of them. >> if someone or some small group of candidates could get donald trump in the race and clear the field they would be able to beat him and maybe at one time that would have been true because he was able to g

d. tom: you are an anglo-saxon kind of guy. are the european banks becoming more anglo-saxon? michaelthat, you mean very austere, then perhaps, yes. we have justknow, seen, you know, this is the only lever they have right now. and i think that you know, you saw yesterday, we had four banks report. they had 16 operating divisions and revenue fell in 15 of the 16 . so, it's really a cross the board, every business is getting hit right now. and when you're facing that, you have to cut costs. francine: i like that. more anglo-saxon. that'll make them more efficient, eh? tom: michael moore, great perspective. he is with bloomberg news london. we continue with adam posen linking in finance. come on. this is a search for nominal gdp. should i focus on the real economy of europe or do i focus on the inflation dynamics? dr. rosen: in europe and the u.s. you have the luxury of focusing on nominal gdp. excuse me, the focus on real gdp. the debt situation is not a crisis like japan and because you're not in deflation. i think focusing on real what is going on with productivity is what counts. i u

d. eisenhower, richard nixon, ronald reagan. i've gotten more votes than anybody has ever gotten. and -- think of it, think of it. and very importantly we have ten states left. >> go ahead, michael well, we have a lot more americans alive today. i don't think that's his best line when he says, that it sounds so brag doeshs. donald trump has done very well by this style michael was talking about that many people are shocked at but that's demolition derby style. and anybody who pops into his scope he seems to want to be off with their heads. that's worse in this environment after eight years of barack obama and frustration in the country with the war on terror but it's yet to be seen whether this can play out in the fall and be the movement he is at this juncture. >> he's invoking your father. can he unify republicans in a way your father didn't? is it a fair comparison to say he's won more votes than your father. >> there's no ronald reagan out there. but i write this in my book, my father didn't mind giving credit to others. you'll never hear the word "i" in any of his speeches. he wasn't bragadocious. he made friends of enemies not enemies of friends. he unify it had party beca

d as being a strength there. a bearish note, cutting estimates and cutting the price target to $57 michael kors.ows increased handbag discounting at the department stores, lower spend intent by consumers for accessories and lower core handbag prices versus piers around the world. also, pricing is trending 8% below fourth quarter levels. >> i read an article last night. i can't remember where it came from or who wrote it or anything about it. how is that for confidence? >> you remember what you read? >> yes. it was -- no, it was that of all the major retailers, kors has the highest return rate of any handbag manufacturer. they buy it, don't like it or maybe they wear it and return it. i never used it. who would do that? >> i don't know. stock five. fleet matics. this is. >> narrator: radar name of the day. we'll bring you to the old country, lads. this san irish based company. software is a services firm, pacific crest. coming to the defense of the beaten down name. i say that because the stock came down from $60 back in december. upgrading to an overweight from sector weight. analyst says they h

d dr. lisa masterson is here to help all those moms to be out there with the dreaded morning sickness. >> michael thomas will be back with a look at today's weather. stay with us, more morning will be back after this >> now to race for white house reps in nebraska they're gathering for state party convention and soundly reject aid proposal by nebraska senator ben sassy to support a >> sas jury one of the vocal leaders of anti-donald trump movement and he wants the gop to pick a third party candidate that will push a conservative ajen ta and instead of supporting state republicans called for party unity and meantime the war of words between hillary and trump is heating up. >> the front runners took a break from campaigning yesterday but back and forth between trump and clinton continued on twitter. one of clinton's campaign accounts tweeted out why has donald trump not released tax returns he's out of excuses and links to a new campaign add that asks voters what is traumap hiding. clinton campaign is trying to hammer home the point that trump would be major party presidential nominee since 1976 to

michael, do you agree? >> i agree with everything. it prevents her from garnering a sense of momentum she needs to now pivot toward the general election and fully engage with donald trump but the d's do things proportion anytimely. if bernie sanders wins but a little in kentucky and does like wise in oregon, he really doesn't move the needle anywhere near where he needs to do to shift the met tricks of this race. >> in someways, hillary clinton did her homework early. i mean, she swept the south. she won the big states, ohio, pennsylvania, obviously won new york, florida and she can in someways, not exactly coast but can afford to lose contests in demograph demographically, these are states she would always have problems with. states that don't have a lot of african americans. if she loses tonight, i think it will continue that sort of pattern we've seen so far but i think she's done what she was supported to do early on. >> hillary clinton in the lead by 86 votes. gives you the sense of the switching back and forth. >> she spent money in the state she didn't want to spend and had ten or 1 1 appearances in the state because it's clear as david is talking about the so-called optics

chairman michael mccall, he shared concerns this morning on what he thinks may have happened with the plane itself. let's listen. >> remember, he took isis about 2 1/2 weeks to come out into d magazine and take credit for that. so these last departure airports like cairo, when i visited, i was a little concerned about the state of security. they only had magnetometers. they're not vetting their employees any properly. i think the bigger threat, john, is the idea that you can have insider threats. you can have the best technology. but if you have an inside job, worker that has access to the plane that's corrupt order bribed or radicalized, they can get a bomb on that aircraft and blow it up. and i'm concerned that may have been what happened in this case. >> there on fox news sunday. steve, do you think he's on par in? that he's got the right message there? >> there are a lot of scenarios that can be considered. i find it a little reckless. this plane can't -- came out of the airport which has been under, you know, in terms of the world security alerts have been very, very high. everything is analyzed. everything has gone. so you know, his scenario could be correct. that's o

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michael doran. ben rhodes commented that the white house -- commented on the white house's desire to avoid scrutiny. i'd like to look at video clip d and ask you a question about it. [video presentation] >> we are already looking at how to restructure this. glenn grothman: ok. how do you feel the process circumvented the transparency with congress? michael s. doran: the -- they structured the deal so that they could take it to the security council and effectively move out on it before the -- before congress ever really got to -- really got to look at it. there's a second dimension to what we just heard that's disturbing. that was -- that was ben rhodes talking to -- to a group of progressive activists and telling what was coming down the line and giving them the talking points about -- about a -- about a -- about how to -- about how to support it. i mean that -- what -- what you just heard was -- was ben rhodes talking to the -- the foot soldiers that are going to create his -- that are -- in his -- in his echo chamber. glenn grothman: tell us let me begin who those foot soldiers are? michael s. doran: i'm sorry? glenn grothman: te

michael doran. ben rhodes commented on the white house's desire to avoid scrutiny. i'd like to look at video clip "d" and ask you a question about it. >> and we're already kind of picking through how do we structure a deal so we don't necessarily require legislative action anyway. is there a way to do this? >> okay. how do you feel the process circumvented the transparency with congress? >> they structured the deal so that they could take it to the security council and effectively move out on it before congress ever really got to look at it. there's a second dimension to what we just heard that's disturbing. that was ben rhodes talking to a group of progressive activists and telling them what was coming down the line and giving them the talking points about -- about how to -- about how to support it. i mean, what you just heard was ben rhodes talking to the foot soldiers that are going to create -- that are going to -- in his echo chamber. >> tell us again who those foot soldiers are. >> i'm sorry? >> tell us again what you described those foot soldiers. >> in this case these are progressive groups.

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michael doran. ben rhodes commented on the white house's desire to avoid scrutiny. i'd like to look at video clip d and ask you a question about it. >> we're already thinking through -- so we don't require legislative action right away. >> how do you feel the process circumvented the transparency with congress? >> they structured the deal so they could take it to the security council and effectively move out on it before congress ever really got to look at it. there is a second dimension to what we just heard that's disturbing. that was ben rhodes talking to a group of progressive activists and telling them what was coming down the line and giving them the talking points about how to support it. what you just heard was ben rhodes talking to the foot soldiers that are going to create -- in his chamber. >> tell us again what those foot soldiers are. >> i'm sorry? >> tell us again -- >> these are progressive groups. i don't know exactly. we're talking -- regularly briefed groups, not pseudoexperts on nuclear proliferation and things like that. i'm talking about just grassroots progressive organization