today, it is dan eberhardt from canary. take a closer look at its his company and the struggle facing oil services. they are the underperformer of the oil rally. producer budgets shriveled. now, a new hope, pricing power. fracking saying they see the return of 20% profit margins as producers ramp-up. the problem, how much will they spend? they bank on efficiency doing more with less. enter canary, one of the largest independent drilling companies in the u.s. with an 8.5% market share. the majority of its business in the permian and balkan. who wins? the private players, or the diversified companies who can offer scale and options? i recently caught up with dan and asked him about his business. dan: we are pretty much at full capacity at a point where we have to decide if we want to add capacity or not. that depends on the pricing we can get moving forward. alix: at what point is the turn were you feel like you finally have that pricing power back? dan: i think the leverage is really switching a little bit from where the e&p

>> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here?> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that's worth a lot of money. >> right, right. >> what's your favorite wine? >> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite? >> okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan de

dan and adrienne?ank you so much, will. >>> time for the weather and back over to rob. >> hey, guys. we're going to start with a fire in texas. this one spawned a severe storm a few days ago. a couple of other storms last night. 60,000 acres. that will burn hot and that will break the cap and with 15% containment, there's an issue there in armstrong county, texas near the panhandle. dry air. this is a water vapor loop. anytime you see yellow or brown there, that is seriously dry air. relative humidities remain low. winds gusty. 40 to 50 miles an hour, and we have red flag warnings. parts of southern colorado. most of new mexico. southeastern corner of arizona. meanwhile, rain getting into southern florida. much of the state into a drought condition. so they'll take this rain. if you are vacationing there the next couple of days, not the best weather. this low is going to drift and throw up four to five inches of rainfall over the peninsula over the next few days. oh! mother's day. a couple of quick cit

you have to be patient, dan. don't have a lot of weaknesses, ws a gohich is a go thing. they have experience. they have hunger. steve kerr, he has some i that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> good evening. since the warriors started this incredible run under steve kerr, this is the first time they have not had home court advantage in a playoff series. so the goal is to go into houston on monday and just snatch game 1 away. as the warriors began practicing for the western conference finals today, they're in the unus

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i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the 16-year-old sophomore says it took a matter of mines to hack into the grade system at ygnacio valley high school. >> and tonight he spoke exclusively with abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian. >> police search warrant. >> excuse me >> open the door. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the moment armed officers and the secret service broke down the door to david rotaro's home. the 16-year-old admitted to me he hacked into ygnacio high school's grading network. it took him just five minutes to create a phishing e-mail which he sent out to school staff. administrators were tipped off two weeks ago. that's when someone in the i.t. department got that phishing e ma mail but it went to spam. just from n. case he asked all the teachers if they'd gotten the same e-mail. only one admitted to opening it. all he needed was one e-mail and password. he raised and dropped the grades of 10 female. >> he was charged with unauthorized use of entering a network to unauthorized use of a per

dan, paula. >> tara, thank you. so, let's bring in abc news chief political analyst matthew dowd, who for a change is with us on the set. great to have you. >> in the flesh. >> buenos dias, it's cinco de mayo, so i thought i'd show up in new york city for cinco de mayo. makes no sense but i came. >> i like the connection regardless we'll take it. >> i have to find guacamole and margaritas in new about that off air. i know some spots. let me -- there's so much to talk about here. let me just start by a headline that we haven't even touched on that comes from "the wall street journal." during the height of the 2016 campaign his personal attorney michael cohen gained access to as much as $774,000 through a series of personal transactions, money that he apparently planned to use to fix problems for his boss. what do you make of this? >> well, there keeps erupting more and more smoke in this entire investigation. everything from payments to now this to the idea that there might have been a fund set aside for more payment

dan bongino show.od morning, dan. >> you got it that's crazy how they found a guy named dan bongino to host the dan bongino show. abby: amazing how that works. i love your thoughts on something that came out yesterday. you know adam schiff, he is the top democrat in the house intel committee. he doesn't want this russia probe to end. dan, you know this. so he has some advice on how to keep it running. he tells the voters he says vote out the bums. the bundles he is referring to are republicans in congress. here's what he said yesterday. >> well, the broad question is how do you counter a president who repeats falsehood after falsehood after falsehood that has the bully pulpit of the presidency to do it and has allies in congress to to support that martha, at the end of the day, there is only one remedy for that that is you need to throw the bums out. as long as there is a majority in congress that is willing to do this president's will and as long as we have a deeply unethical president, there is only

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so the xle in dan nathan's world, you could make an argument we have this mini double top i think this is a friday phenomenon not as much selling as lack of buyers, pushing away allowed the market to go lower i'm not that concerned yet let's put it that way. >> tim, we saw chesapeake, which was one of the stocks your stock draft. >> dan loves to talk about the stock draft. >> at one point down 10% today >> i'm still in first place because of chesapeake. energy stocks had a terrible day today and everyone wants to make a big point about it but where have you been for the last nine months to 12 months? there's no question a lot of these things were overbought there's no question that the high beta names like emp or nat gas play is going to overreact on a day like today. think about those as possible opportunities once the dust settles because i actually think that's what today was. >> that's a good point when the dust does settle because these things tend to overshoot to the upside and they will overshoot to the down side. we could see a couple days of some weakness. >> energy stocks hav

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ama and dan? >> great.hanks, sandhya. >>> some bay area singles pay thousands of dollars for personalized matchmaking, but wind up in court instead. >> first, let's just say that i wonder how you would pick this man for me. >> tonight at 11:00, 7 on your side's michael finney shows you what they say happened when they signed a contract to help find love. that's tomor >>> is actually a good reason why dogs can't get driver' licenses. >> hard to believe. they're loyal obviously. but they just don't steer all that well, which have proof on camera. at first it appears as if a truck with no one inside crashes into a store in china. >> well, then look closely. you can see a dog in the cab. the truck's owner parked it without turning off the engine, leaving his dog inside. >> the the pup touched the accelerator, setting the truck -- more than a lurch, lunging forward. fortunately no one was hurt. >> the dog included. everybody is okay. >> how does he get the truck in gear? fido, you been driving again? >> he has b

hey, dan. everybody, i miss you guys back in the studio in new york, but as the bishop said, two young people fell in love and we all showed up. we all showed up. we didn't all get an invite. only a select few were invited to the exclusive evening reception. that is where harry and meghan were headed in this e-type jaguar. the party was hosted by his father, prince charles. just 200 invited to the exclusive event. we're hearing that meghan spoke. the evening was capped by a festive fireworks display. we'll tell you all about it as well as where the couple is headed this sunday morning. dan? >> that jaguar is incredible. >> reporter: it is awesome, isn't it? >> ron and rob are salivating. we're going to have much more from you later in the show. in a few moments. >>> we need to start with a very different and much more somber ceremony. >> look at these pictures out of santa fe, texas just a day after that horrifying school shooting. members of the high school baseball team hold a vigil before th

. >> and i'm dan ashley.it's just been a devastating, emotional day for students at san ramon valley high school in danville. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is liv at the school tonight where there's a memorial for this 15-year-old student. lisa. >> reporter: ama and dan, the memorial behind me has really grown over the past few hours, and late tonight parents got an e-mail letting them know that counselors will be on campus, available to talk to anyone that needs a little extra support tomorrow. a sad silence hangs over san ramon valley high school as students say good-bye to their friend. >> he was sweet and he was really shy. really sweet, though. >> reporter: those here say ben curry was the 15-year-old who was found at the bottom of the school swimming pool after fourth period p.e. class. >> i changed next to the kid in my locker, and i saw him. he was laughing. he was happy. he didn't seem -- nothing seemed wrong with him. >> reporter: danville police still don't know what happened after that

[over talk] dan: what's that? haslinda: to that point, he did call the opposition coalition a motley group of people. he did it knowledge he will be area and it will be a big headache for him. dan: welcome to democracy [laughter] . dan, thank you very much in the bureau chief for our case in asian financial crisis, haslinda is covering this phenomenal outcome from the malaysian election. let's go back to one of the top stories which was this spacex founder nine launch. the bangladesh communication satellite. it is investigating the cause of why -- the backup window is on friday and the launch has been scrubbed to today. the last we heard, there is another window that opens up at about 4:15 at friday. let's go to first word news with courtney collins. >> first up, president trump ons he will meet kim jong-un june 12 in singapore. he tweeted they both tried to make it to a special moment for world peace. singapore has security partnerships with the u.s. and north korean embassy has strong ties with china. trump may

. >> and i'm dan ashley.devastating, emotional day for students at san ramon valley high school in danville. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the school tonight where there's a memorial for this 15-year-old student. lisa. >> reporter: ama and dan, the memorial behind me has really grown over the past few hours, and late tonight parents got an e-mail letting them know that counselors will be on campus, available to talk to anyone that needs a little extra support tomorrow. a sad silence hangs over san ramon valley high school as students say good-bye to their friend. >> he was sweet and he was really shy. really sweet, though. >> reporter: those here say ben curry was the 15-year-old who was found at the bottom of the school swimming pool after fourth period p.e. class. >> i changed next to the kid in my locker, and i saw him. he was laughing. he was happy. he didn't seem -- nothing seemed wrong with him. >> reporter: danville police still don't know what happened after that class, but by f

and it is big for federalism. >> dan?a big hit to the children's scholarship fund the just celebrated his 20th anniversary. this was the fund started by john walt of walmart. and -- each putting a $50 million for poor kids to go to private schools or parochial schools rather than the poor schools in their neighborhood. they have now spent $740 million spending hundred 66,000 kids to better schools. >> that is it for this week. thank you to my panel and thank you all >> president trump any feud with the justice department did not define the department of justice and fbi investigate whether an informant who contacted members of the 2016 presidential campaign, was operated for possible political purposes or as others say, the informant was investigating allegations of russian influence in the presidential election. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters". >> the president tweeting his demands to make it official tomorrow. this comes on the heels of the presidents claims that the fbi sent a

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fascinating reporting, dan, thank you. and you can see much more of dan's report on a special edition of "nightline" tonight, right after jimmy kimmel. set your dvr. >>> we move on tonight to new developments in the case of michael cohen. the president's embattled attorney and friend, facing growing questions over millions paid to a shell company set up by michael cohen. that money coming in after the election from major companies. even a firm with close ties to a russian oligarch. the question now, what was that money for, and was cohen making money off his proximity to the president? here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas again tonight. >> any response to avenatti? >> his document is inaccurate. >> how do you feel about, you may have changed an election? >> reporter: tonight, president trump's long-time personal attorney, michael cohen, firing back against allegations he shopped around access to the president. the charge coming from stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, who published financial

dan: for me, definitely not.nt where we think they are listening over time it comes with the kind of mistakes that happened recently but also mistakes that can happen maliciously. it is not enough to engineer these devices well to make sure you don't accidentally pick something up. there have been a series of adversarial research on how to fool things like the recognition systems of alexa and other technologies. you can look up dolphin noises, they are things humans can't even hear to act by these machines. they are being used in an adversarial context. it's hard enough to design them in a friendly context, as we can see, but the fact they will be facing over the years more and more adversarial interactions. i think the prospects don't look good for them. i think if people want to be private, it is important to take a second look around you and look at the systems you have in place, the systems that have sensors and network capabilities and consider is the advantage worth the privacy risk? i think for most people

dan white is back on the show. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: dan white. [ cheers and applause ] magician, illusionist, whatever you want to call him, he's unbelievable. he has a show here at the nomad hotel. and it's -- dude it is -- have you been yet? >> steve: not yet. i'm going. >> jimmy: it's freaky, dude. quest, you've seen it, right? >> questlove: yeah, a couple of times. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable, you've got to go. it's like a small setting. it's really hard to get tickets. you probably couldn't get tickets. >> steve: i can't get tickets. [ light laughter ] i tried. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i mean you said you were going to get me tickets. then i showed up -- >> jimmy: no, i actually told them that -- to not allow you in. >> steve: i saw you this there too. you were having a great time. >> jimmy: yeah, i was pointing at you. >> steve: you were laughing. >> jimmy: that's the guy. [ light laughter ] no, i go there, i went to the show there, it was so much fun. it's kind of like a loungey type of -- you've got to have a

here's a list of the most popular. >> dan. >> for any of you expecting. >> dan. >> not on the list. > spot for the first time. >> i like it. >> noah into second place followed by william, john stamos' pick, james and logan. for the girls we've got emma, the top pick for the fourth year in a row followed by olivia, ava, isabella and sophia. i call them princess names. >> english name. >> they're all beautiful. >> friending names are ensley for girls. wells for boy. >> wells? >> wells? >> yeah. interesting. >> yeah. >> i like -- the trends are like the boys' names all feel like they could be a british butler. >> yes. >> something out of a jane austen book. >> yeah. >> but michael -- >> "comedy of manners." >> "comedy of manners." >> i always think, you know, there's always something a little bit trendy and these names have been trendy but michael has been in forever since world war ii and it's fallen off the list. >> what? >> hmm. >> how does michael fall off the list? you know you know like 25 michaels in your life. >> maybe that's why -- >> michael jordan and i are like this. yeah, m.

se dan entre contendientes sino entre enemigos.lÉmica afecta al paÍs. >> cuando una persona, cÓmo lÓpez obrador se pelea, agrede y se pone violento, lo que sucede en cualquier paÍs es que se detiene la inversiÓn, se pierden empleos y resulta afectado de la gente. reportera: en su cuenta, candidato por la coaliciÓn, seÑalÓ que atacar los empresarios es un despropÓsito y una amenaza. mientras margarita zavala ordena los discursos de odio en la campaÑa. la cÚpula empresarial, ha seguido criticando. " condenamos las declaraciones con miembros del sector y desde luego inexistentes. vamos a entender que no tenemos ninguna duda. reportero: ha seÑalado que quiÉnes impulsan una alianza contra Él, ocupan un pequeÑo grupo de empresarios que segÚn Él quieren un cambio para el paÍs. >> ellos tienen confiscadas. reportera: esta no es la primera vez que el hombre choca con los empresarios, con su propuesta de campaÑa de cancelar un nuevo reporte que tambiÉn generÓ en su momento crÍticas del parte del sector y consideran la hora necesario. ramÓn:

dan bradford, back home, northbay fires. for city officials they were beaming with pride - chris coursey, mayor santa rosa. "it is been a journey." dan took everyone in for a tour of his new home. as you can see, he has some finishing touches still to do. bradford. i gotta wash the sheets. but bradford is beyond happy tonight will be his first official night in his new home. in addition he has a message for others. bradford. hang in there, it is worth it. in santa rosa, terisa estacio (grant) a big national story a big a big national story we are following tonight-- police have arrested a driver suspected of crashing into three women on a sidewalk in portland... and then leaving the scene. this is video as officers surrounded the suspect's car-- and took him into custody. the crash happened this morning near portland state university. two of the three women were seriously injured. police arrested the man after someone spotted his car. right now investigators are trying to determine a motive. (catherine) a teacher and a stude

dan captures their curiosity at a critical time. "clip 8212 at 1:47 seventh and eighth grade is definitely a turning point for most students where they get really motivated to do well in school, or some may realize, 'i m not interested in anything at schoo lisa hoov 12 year old . >>> the weekly after school program for at risk middle school kids. hank likes it so much, he's considering a science career. >> it's more like an aquarium from seeing it yourself. >> students add dry ice to their mixture, pound it inside a bag, and then. >> take it out, you can put it on your table. >> champions of science accepts about 50 kids a year. dan captures their curiosity at a critical time. >> seventh and eighth grade is a turning point for most students. they either get motivated to do really well in school or some may realize i'm not interested in anything. >> lisa hoover started the program, but dan adds his own spark using his background in environmental science and education. >> he's just a great all around person. >> in one experiment, a ro

give it up, please, for dan white! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dan white!everyone good? >> yeah, i just had a baby, actually. >> jimmy: i knew you did. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> jimmy: now you just came in right now, you shook my hand. >> yes. >> jimmy: now that already -- i feel like something happened to me already. [ laughter ] >> it might have, it might have. actually, i'd like to try something with you right now. it's actually one of my most favorite creations. >> jimmy: okay. >> but before we do that, i got to warm up a little bit. so -- >> jimmy: okay. >> quite literally, we're going to do something with fire, with some matches. >> jimmy: okay. >> i have a pack of matches here. >> jimmy: yep. >> and i don't know if you can see this but i'd like you to just touch one of those matches. any one at all. >> jimmy: okay. that one. >> that one right there. we're going to take it out. >> jimmy: okay. >> i want to hold on to that match there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm going to

south pole is particularly useful because -- >> dan: there's no other site like this.in it, water absorbs the microbes we're looking at. so, you can just map the sky day and night for 6 months a year without stopping, and it gives the best maps we can make short of going to space. >> anthony: i grew up in the kennedy era, where the space program was everything. the first man on the moon, the space race, the whole nation can't wait till we could get to mars. nobody gives a [ bleep ] now. i mean, have you seen that change because i felt it change. >> dan: it's true that there is an increased skepticism of objective reality these days, but this science stands on thousands of years of human, accrued understanding. >> anthony: who's interested? like who's most likely to benefit? >> dan: there's no immediate answer to that question. >> anthony: but you're asking basic questions about the fundamental nature of matter, time, space. surely there were people asking those kinds of questions that led directly to technologies that we take for granted now. >> dan: that's right. i me

dan and paula? >> they're going to need those essentials as we head into the disaster with no end in sight. thank you, marci. we really appreciate it. we're going to stay on this story for sure. >>> but we turn now to politics. and overnight, fresh eyebrow-raising statements from the president's top attorney, rudy giuliani. >> giuliani has been making a lot of headlines with a series of public appearances and with even at one point publicly contradicted by the president. overnight, giuliani admitted he is still learning the facts of this case. george stephanopoulos is standing by with analysis. but we're going to start with abc's white house correspondent tara palmeri, who is at the white house for us this morning. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. that's right. giuliani was back on tv doing damage control after his media blitz last week. but he offered very little to clear up the facts about what the president knew about the stormy daniels payment and when. he says he's

what does that say about the market we are in >> i agree with dan on this and i think what dan is saying is the bank stocks are the ones that have led us over the last two weeks. >> they have. >> and think about the times that we've been most concerned about the markets where the markets have done okay, but it's been a very narrow move by a handful of mega, mega cap stocks and not a lot else >> the yankees are playing .700 baseball, 28-12, off to an amazing start. but where is the leadership on the team the yankees are still the best team in baseball the point is -- you hear the little ding ding ding? >> you saw them against the a's over the weekend. >> show leadership. >> most people don't care about the yankees. >> i just needed to make an example. >> you don't need leadership from your big guns all the time. >> that's all we had that's all we've had that's the point >> okay. now we don't visit, though. >> look at where your big leaders are, okay. >> so here is the question >> done that for stanton. >> in this market environment where we are range-bound, where the leadership primarily

dan and crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, week. passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> graceful, tremendous leaper. >> thank you, that's kind. >> not talking about you, dan. we're talking about jimmie g., but not necessarily the one you know. >> well, take a look now. the san francisco zoo has named its snow leopard after the 49ers quarterback. a viewer snapped this photo introducing jimmy g. >> they're capable of leaping at least 50 feet. >> whoa. >> gorgeous. >> absolutely stunning animal. beautiful. >> don't get too close. >> exactly. >> same with larry. pretty from afar he was going to say, and up close. >> but far. >> but dangerous up close. >> yeah. >> good from afar, but far from good. andrew mckuchon is a giant in his heart. he always will be a pirate, returning t

larry. >> dan confidence is high. my confidence is high. i think they'll get it done.? what do i think? anyway, how about steph curry? what does he think? it was a week ago tonight that he came back from the knee injury after a five and a half week absence. since then he played in three games. averaging 23 points in 29 minutes per contest. the real question regarding the knee, is he 100% yet? we have seen the curry flurries but not the consistent domination we have come to expect from the two-time mvp. and even steph is admitting he is trying to get his king back. >> any time you are injured you can't -- it's hard to simulate live action, playoffs intensity action. every time you get out there you get a little bit of the cobwebs off and build up the endurance. i think my three games back has been that way. hopefully tonight another step in the right direction. >> so the warrior really want to close it out in game 5 tonight. if they do so steph will get a lot of time to rest and work on his king because the western conference finals would not begin for probably a week.

dan patrick didn't even say much.o when i saw the report coming over social media on friday, my initial hope was, ok, perhaps this is a false alarm. we have had several close calls recently, which i'm not sure people realize. in illinois last week, a young man was stopped by resource officer before he could open fire. hoping it would be something along that line. it quickly became apparent this was not going to be a false alarm. i went into a meeting for one hour. when i came out, the death toll was eight to 10. my initial response was anger with a little discussed. my view, think the view of our organization and minds of people are allhis state, these preventable deaths. on most every death by gun violence is available, but these mass shootings, these school shootings are forgettable. the state has they collected focusing on them for far too long. and d i still think after sutherland springs, there were people here who thought we were immune to something like this happening. i really don't understand why it is part o

that is dan maas of bloomberg opinion.t did you miss, the ceo is an interview you do not want to miss. that is at four clock p.m. in new york. a quick check of the markets before we carry on. we have the dow up 1.25%. the 10 year yield at 3.06%. up above 75 -- $72 a barrel. this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ . . retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. martin: i'm mark crumpton. spain's prime minister reportedly plans to veto new appointed. spain argues the nominees are either in prison or wanted by the government following last year's failed independence bid. a veto extend madrid's direct plans to catalonia and salvage the government budget s

it's interesting, dan, where we are in this.se the president is trying to negotiate these big deals around the world. your thoughts? >> you know, it's got to be a distraction. he's involved in some of the most serious negotiations we've had in a generation. we have a potential to denuclearize the korean peninsula. you know -- >> harris: i want to talk a pause there. we have an opportunity to denuclearize the korean peninsula. you can't say that enough. go on. >> it started out with a legitimate purpose. russia is trying to meddle with western democracies. there's a genuine interest to find out what are they doing and how do we prevent it in the future. but at this point, they wandered so far off to discuss, you know, a number of other things. it's just become a vehicle for the resistance to make political points. >> harris: david, is there a time now for everybody to say put up or shut up regarding this investigation? >> that's not how independent investigations gone. they go on until they see they're done. all the reports we ge

so dan, let's go right to the tester ad.ake that as a campaign strategy and is it fair? >> it's a great campaign strategy and it is eminently fair because the democrats hold-up of not only ronnie jackson, mike pompeo, they will do it to jina haspil and many trump nominees has been in a word unfair, it has been preposterous. they are begin to go pay a price for that. the mike pompeo circus was watched by most of the american people and now we are going to see them do it again to jina haspel, they run the risk of energizing the republican base, bear in mind that's the big issue in midterms elections and the democrats have been trying to tamp that down but now with nominations, i think they will bring the republicans out. paul: kim, briefly though, tester might have understood what he was doing, taking a risk and probably needed to gin up his own base, how do you think it plays out in election? >> that's a problem that every single one of the red-state democrats faces is that the energy in their party right now is all from the

dan, thank you. alastair, as well.ng at who the players are from china and the united states, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. the global space race is heating up, spacex completing its 10th mission of the year this week. spacex is keeping up the pace on its ambitious launch schedule for 2018. meantime, president trump signed his second of the directive designed to bring government oversight of up-to-date. for more, i want to welcome tom rice in, aerospace america reporter. launchedsatellite earlier this week and it passed by the moon today. it is on its way to gravitational parking space near the moon and will relay signals from a lunar rover that the chinese aim to launch later this year. it will go to the far side of the moon and will be the first rover to ever do a soft landing on the far side of the moon and never faces earth. they need a satellite to send signals from the far side to earth. that's what this satellite will be doing. emily: meantime you have president trump in the united stat

. >> reporter: dan and christian, a very big win for foster this afternoon. the 49ers have just released a statement saying he'll have the opportunity to rejoin the team tomorrow. but he's not in the clear just yet. after months of uncertainty 49ers lean backer ruben foster walked out of court today breathing a sigh of relief. a judge in santa clara county dismissing the domestic violence charges that were brought against him this year citing insufficient evidence. steven clark was in court for the decision. >> the judge wanted to make that statement. this wasn't just because she recanted. it was because her story never made sense in the first place. >> reporter: this after his ex-girlfriend alissa ennis initially told authorities he ha draggedher, punched her 8 to 10 times in the head and locked her out of their home in february. turns out she made it up as part of an extortion plot for breaking up with her. she cried several times during her two hour testimony and blamed her previous injuries on a fight she had with two women in san francisco following a ro

. >> and i am dan ashley. the current administration wants to roll back some of the obama era policies. but california is against it. >> chris nguyen has the update. >> reporter: president trump hinted at signs of cooperation. >> we have a great capacity for building. we imported a lot of cars and we want those cars to be made in the united states. >> reporter: the president instructed his administration to explore california. auto makers concerned about the potential of having to engineer and produce two versions. immediately after the meeting a group of ten democratic lawmakers sent a letter defending the policies. >> saying we need more flexibility. and on the other hand saying we want to deal with kpafl. >> reporter: this month california joined other states. however epa officials have been circulating a draft that would freeze the levels. >> to say this is about job or more choices for people and cars, diminishes and fails to mention the health consequences. >> reporter: auto makers have been lobbying the

. >> i'm dan ashley. a live look from our camera, you can see the wind blowing it up once again. heavy wind out there tonight. >> let's get to our meteorologist, sandhya patel. >> a look at the winds. they're howling in the hills gusting to 35 miles per hour. knoxville creek, 26 miles per hour wind. north, northeasterly wind. 26% at mount tam, wind advisories for the hills until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts may reach as high as 55 miles per hour. watch out for trees and power lines toppling. there's potential for that. what's bringing the wind? low pressure to the east, high pressure building in and we're sandwiched between the two systems so that wind is flowing from the high to the low, and we are going to continue with the gusty winds. but this is going to set the stage for your weekend. i'll be back with a closer look, including mother's day coming up. dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, high winds are a painful reminder for north bay residents of the devastating wildfires last october. but this weekend a major event is pumping positive energy and dollars into the commu

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>> you missed governor dan moore as two. >> dan. i'm sorry. >> mr. gray has one half.nd three passes. >> and three passes. i'm not going to have much room left for the loyal's group. [laughter] i am only kidding. [booing] >> i'm only kidding, you know that. i would like to repeat so we all know that the regular vote from georgia democrat, 17 for vice president humphrey. walter: the georgia delegation has two delegations that were ordered to split the total votes in georgia. their voting separately now. the loyalist group. >> madam chairman, because of the atrocities in downtown chicago -- [booing] georgia's loyal national democrats cast their votes only with reluctance. that vote is, senator eugene mccarthy, 13.5 votes. [applause] senator george mcgovern, one vote. reverend channing phillips, three votes. senator ted kennedy, one half vote. [applause] vice president hubert humphrey, 2.5 votes. walter: hubert humphrey lost seven votes out of the georgia delegation from our earlier said -- cbs news delegate cast. >> i want to be sure. the loyal democrats of georgia, voti

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the border patrol changed their story a bit after the shooting of an undocumented woman who was shot and killed after crossing the southern u.s.-mexico border. this incident is now under investigation by texas rangers and the fbi. >> outrage and grief this morning from the family of claudia gomez. an undocumented immigrant from guatemala, shot to death along the texas-mexico border by a border patrol agent. 12:30 wednesday, gomez is allegedly attempting to cross into the united states illegally when a border patrol agent stops the group she's with in a residential area of rio bravo. >> we know they're doing their job, but i think their job is not to kill people. >> the u.s. border patrol saying in a statement that's when an agent opened fire after being attacked by a group armed with blunt objects, but then on friday the border patrol issuing a new statement, changing its initial explanation of what led up to the shooting, making no mention of weapons now saying the group rushed the o

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they all knew lieutenant dan. i called it the lieutenant dan band.rted my foundation, i used to fund the band myself or ask friends to give me money so i could go on a uso tour. because i pay the band. this is my mission, i do it for free, i have to take care of my band members. when i started my foundation, we folded gary sinise and lieutenant dan band into the foundation as a program. so much like the uso, when you donated to the uso, the uso takes that money and provide entertainment to our troops all around the world and everything like that. it's the same thing with the gary sinise foundation and the lieutenant dan band. you donate to the gary sinise foundation. mark: let me ask you about that. if people want to support the gary sinise foundation, where do they go? >> you go to garysinisefoundation.org. mark:.org? >> that's the foundation website and look at the program page and see the programs. you can go to the youtube channel and see dozens of great videos that show what you we're doing all around the country. i'm doing it but one of the rea