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that means dave smith you have won again made tom the biggest loser. >> i didn't come in last this timelisa and dave, this has bent highlight of my week. thank you very much. only outdone by colonoscopy prep. a lot of viewers have written about the small laughing fit i had last night. i'll read your emails. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. kennedy: president obama, you old so and so railing against companies relocating abroad to avoid paying high corporate taxes. calling it one of the most insaidous corporate -- insidious tax loopholes. brian brenberg. you said when we talk about corporate inversions and companies leaving the united states to go to other countries that we are confusing symptoms with problems. the problem isn't companies are going overseas. we have the highest corpor

dave smith and tom shillue. he would not wear the iconic cheese hat. are you ready, shillue?licy polling. a left-leaning polling firm included a question in their survey of florida voters if people thought ted cruz is the zodiac killer. is that fact or fiction? that is in fact fact. they are a bunch of evil liberals. using power statatism to keep people down. question number three. ted cruz's real first name is fidel, fact or fiction. everyo says that's wrong and everyone is right. that means the game is tied in this round. good thing there is only one round. it's a levelel playing field jut like to bernie sanders wants. lyndsey graham joked in certain situations it would be acceptable to murder ted cruz. is that fafact or fiction. let's see the evidence. >> if you kill ted cruz on the floor of the senate and the trial this the senate, nobody could convict you. kennedy: murderous little bachelor there. thatat is fact. everyone got it right. everyone still on the same plain. four down, three to go. can you beat shillue? >> i'm going to try. i don't know if i would love or hate

my thanks to kennedy, ben collins and dave smith and of course andrew dice clay. i am tom shillue and, you know, i ended things a little early, but, kennedy, i sense you have another prank call story. why don't you feel free to start it right now? >> well, this one -- he did wit reagan. >> this is not only a good book, he's an important book. >>> president obama was so desperate to get his legacy nuclear deal with iran, his top aids may have lied about the terms, this is special report. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. just days after iran is fulfilling the letter but not the spirit of its nuclear agreement with the west, there are new serious questions tonight about whether the terms of that deal are quietly changing as we speak. this comes as we learn a u.s. navy ship stopped a massive

. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" anthony fisher and chris han and dave smith and bonnie mcfarland doing half time. look, i had nothing to work with. i even have a real keyboard. up next on tech time with tv's andy levy is the shock clock. it is electrical shocks and fear to make sure you wake up on time. check it out. >> i was always a night hour. i hit thes into repeatedly. it got to where i dreaded mornings m which the device arrived i heard. it i felt groggy and it beeped, but i still didn't get up. and then i felt a zap and i was up. >> the shock clock hillary tale for $99 and it seems like a small price to pay for sib logical torture each morning. the idea is that being shocked will train your brain to wake you up right before you are about to get zapped. does that sound reasonable? it debts you to change shock. what happens to the brain? i feel like someone awake is a horrible idea. as long as it shocks who ever is in the bed. it wouldn't be a good idea to shock somebody. it is not a good idea. being shotted in the pain you start to enjoy it. they put other things

julie rojansky dave smith and charles cooke. so bernie sanders is the most interesting onion to unpeeled because layer after layer. i actually agree with him. he was writing a series of articles about natural childbirth and it's the one time where wanted to high five his -. >> it's exactly what you would expect a hippie to be doing in 1971 especially bernie sanders. i have to respect this because if i were an economy and i would never want to work. i just want to sit around and talk traded. kennedy: how hard is it to be the laziest hippie on a lazy hippie communion. >> other hippies are calling you out on your work ethic you have a real problem on your hands. what bernie has in common with all of his college kid supporters and in disfavor political figure ever this is never worked. they'll sit around and talk about the working class but they have never participate in it. they have never participate in the evil bush law class either. this is classic bernie sanders to talk about nice ideas. >> and national and -- natural childbirt

. >>> coming up on the next "red eye," dave smith, ben collins, kennedy, and andrew dice clay.t happens when we die? according to one reddit user, nothing. the man who goes buy root dude says he's been dead and revived twice. the first after a motorcycle accident where he died for two minutes. the second after surgery. according to root dude, it was just black emptiness. no thoughts, no consciousness, nothing. both times, i was just not there. it was just all black. i would describe it as when you take a nap. a short nap with no dreams. >> maybe he was taking a nap. >> i don't know, root dude. if you've been good, here's what i imagine heaven looks like. >> and i think that's why you ladies asked me here today. >> yes, heaven is being one lucky guy and outnumbered. >> i didn't see your wife. i didn't see your children. i saw four women you are not married to. your idea of heaven. >> have fun this weekend. >> i don't make the rules in heaven. >> no. >> it sounds like you do. >> look, andy, i don't know about this guy, root dude. i don't know. >> what do you need to know about ro

. >> dave: smith state for skiing the list with the rwandan and a great week and for them up there andnto their clear reflection keep them wearing sunscreen. good point there camera shots and around the area have been overcast. it will lead this that will happen in the next few hours. >> dave: temperatures a little sluggish lower 50s 49 going on for serosa upstream a delaying factor for temperatures looking for really big wallop by the middle of a week. what really do expect is going to be far north. it will be out of here by noon and the beaches for lot the day today and then for clock it comes again. having trouble getting over the east bay hills a little bit 10:00 tomorrow morning when the same process again clearing out so the cloud cover hovers on will be to the coast. but barnett again spurred by more cloud cover. >> reporter: 75 for clock not making as much in to the detroit area calling back down to our morning. much more aggressive warm-up by the middle of this week coming up his 7870 issue around the bay. retreat by friday the next week and a before different scattered shower

[laughter] >> comedian dave smith. feeling i think -- i have a feeling i know what you think. >> okay, i wish i had more thumbs and i'd point them all down. amc does not care about you the viewer, they care about the business and they want to boost profits but at what cost to society, okay, already these phones are ruining our lives and we should not bend to the trend. dagen: how is this a good idea? >> i have so many things to say about this. i would like to see it go even further. this announcement made me laugh. no matter how many cookies trends you tell people to turn it off during the movie, people are just doing it. dagen: not if they're in the movie theater with me. >> you're the movie theater police. [laughter] >> this is a company that is betting of generations of attendance, they are acquiring screens across the country. they're investing in concessions, fancy-food offerings. they need to sell tickets and they can't shun entire generation. dagen: dave, you look like the guy who texts on the theater. >> it's t

. >> police have released a looking for. 53-year-old william smith. dave carlin has the story from elmhurst. >> these photos show some of year-old deliver -- cabdriver manuel vera. he was dropping off a passenger thursday morning expected to get his $10 fare but the man became violent. >> instead of paying, he pulled out a knife and slashed body. his throat, arms and back. >> this is the spokesman of the new york state federation of taxi drivers. he says all cabbies and the public should watch out for this man wanted by police. 53-year-old william smith. police say smith could be connected not only to the cabbie attack but also a murderer the day before. police say friday morning, inside this homeless shelter in manhattan, 56-year-old shelter resident marcus guerrero was found dead in his bed with a wire around his neck. >> investigators say the clues to possibly link the two crimes include items they found. a the injured cabbie spoke to the car company soon after he was released from the hospital. >> he went through a really hard situation. he is alive. i

flyers hosting game 56 begins washington today, kate smith typically a good luck charm, dave hakstol says he hopes ed snider would be proud of this effort. end of the first three, we pick it up, michael neuvirth killed the caps power play. he saves 103 out of the 105 shots that he saved in this series. but look, he is not super man. second period, nicholas backstorm, um-hmm, beats neuvirth. first goal he has allowed in 106 minutes. flyers down one to nothing. the scoring issues continues today. they had a two minute, five on three power play, nothing. wayne simmonds wants to bang his head against the wall, flyers only six goals in six games, zero today, final seconds, one last shot, nothing. flyers shut out for the second time losing one to nothing. they're limb nateed from the playoffs. >> not good enough. it is pretty frustrating for myself. i got to find a way. it doesn't matter how it is, we have to find a way. >> it is disappointing but you know, there is a great team over there and we tried our best. >> sometimes we don't get the breaks. they were a very good team. they were th

police arrested dave wolf smith yesterday outside his business.tigators believe there could be other victims. wolfsmith also coached cross country at the high school in town. >>> let's get a check of the morning commute with sue hall. sue? >> it's busy out there, reggie. good morning, everyone. we had metering lights on the toll plaza. traffic beginning to loosen up but still a delay for 45-minute drive from hercules into san francisco. this has been out there for the last hour or so. north 101. there should be clearing out. they should be clearing that out shortly, reggie. >> thank you, sue. mike nicco >>> good morning. thanks for sticking around to check out the forecast. mostly cloudy, mild this morning with low to mid 50s. going to the a's game tonight, temperatures will run from 55. we'll see more of that. here is my seven day forecast. coolest day is thursday with chance of rain in the morning. summer warmth this weekend, reggie. >>> coming up next on "gma" inside one mom's meltdown after a 12-hour flight delay, you have to see this video. w

we'll paul smith checking in, dave in napa and we have george hughes in san francisco. he says hey, it's so nice, he is taking his coffee outside this morning. thanks for that report there, george. it is a wonderful start to your day. we're kick-starting with san jose where yesterday the high temperature was 82 degrees up from the average high in the 60s. today we are going to tag 10 degrees on to that daytime high. right now the numbers 61 degrees in san francisco. that's why george is enjoying his morning outside. santa rosa is the cool spot at 48. otherwise, mild in the 50s and 60s. so today we are actually jumping up 10 degrees from yesterday, oakland in the low 90s. a slight offshore breeze late day and record heat anticipated today and it will be short- lived. this is the culprit. this is the high pressure diverting any kind of storms to the north of us. this is building in over the bay area today being replaced by the area of low pressure tomorrow. these are the records established 27 years ago and we are going to shatter those numbers as we top off today and spi

smith. mr. daveed gartenstein-ross. >> since you raised the issue of nuclear security, i will start there. one area wish to go to in general is wearing our security apparatus are the obvious vulnerabilities? at least you with respect to nuclear security in europe in belgium in particular. one is that cars the belgian nuclear facilities are still prohibited from carrying weapons, meaning that these facilities are vulnerable to a coordinated armed attack. the second thing is i think there are significant questions about whether they do enough to screen their personnel. a man who i highlighted my testimony went to syria as a foreign fighter. he died in 2014. he had been a technician at a nuclear power plant from 2009-2012. the access and this clearly calls into question whether they are scraping sufficient for personnel who have access to sensitive areas. overall the question of where we well-suited to the the challenges of the 21st century and in particular i would focus on system design. when you look at the european security apparatus, we have put our fingers collectively on a number of pr

police are searching for william smith who sources say was seen on video washing blood off his hands after the murder. dave carlin is following the developing story and joins us live from elmhurst queens. dave. >> reporter: a shelter resident murdered in his bed. could it be that this is the work of one man. police say maybe. >> these photos show the knife attack wounds on the neck of 43- year-old livery cab driver manuel rivera. he was expecting to get his $10 fare but instead the man put a blade to his neck and sliced. police say this is the man they are looking for. they want to catch 53-year-old william smith saying he could cabbie attack but also a murder prior to that. friday morning here inside this homeless shelter in manhattan's kicks bay, 56-year-old shelter resident marcusger rare row was found dead in his bed. the attacker made it out of the shelter, and police must determine if it is the same man who attacked the cabbie. >> investigators say their first clues clues possibly linking the crime, the suspect could not get back in and get them. the injured cabbie's mother told us her son feels luck

dave powers and was extremely close to the president. congress --or >> tell us about that relationship and how you came to it. >> i worked in the first campaign office with stephen smith, the brother-in-law, married to jean kennedy and went to the white house and i was fortunate to be assigned to dave powers. he was a wonderful man with a great sense of humor and he was one of the first people to start out with president kennedy. when he was running for congress, president kennedy did not know a great deal of people in boston. he asked who can assist me and they all suggested they powers. returned -- he had been with the flying tigers. he had been working on that. a three decker, knocked on the door and said i'm john kennedy and i want to run for the house of representatives. everybody said you would be the perfect person to help me. certainly will be and i'm glad you didn't get tired and stop on the second floor. they were together for every single trip the president took, including the last day in dallas when he was in the car behind him. he was a joy to work for because he was such a delightful man. my three greatest remembrances , we know he house was dedicated in

dave? the proxy? >> the proxy fight against jeff smith? >> yeah. >> how are they doing? >> which side?the -- the starboard guys at yahoo!? doing well? >> it's just starting the proxy fight. >> what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing that we'll see. i think they would probably be happy if there was settlement. >> that's what i'm hearing. i'm glad you brought it up. couple guys put on the board. >> we'll see. they nominated nine guys? by the way, on yahoo, the sale of the core business probably got a couple of weeks until we get any sense as to even first round bids. >> i'm sorry to pressure you on this, but we don't talk ahead of time. >> this is our show. what else? anything else? the weather today going to be very cold. >> no, not focused as much on the weather as i am on traffic. >> i don't know about traffic. i'll check google maps. >> my point is are there any talks behind the scenes that could make it so a compromise could be reached? >> yes. but also you could have yahoo announce something prior to the shareholder vote. so it would sort of make it moot. >> anything from verizon? >>

evident during our recent interview with ceo brad smith about all the terrific changes occurring at this stellar firm. let's take questions. let's go to daven illinois. dave. >> caller: dr. cramer from the city of broad shoulders and home to the john hancock willis and trump towers thank you for taking my call. >> of course. how can i help? >> caller: jim, banks of late are under revenues and earnings pressure and cost cutting and mixed first quarter earnings reports indicate, recent fed speak to defer normalization will delay increases in their net interest margin they so desperately need. >> indeed. >> caller: sin tech will continue to fuel disruption in the banking secretarier. number 33 on cnbc's disrupter list. jim, your thoughts on lending club. >> i don't like it. i don't like it because i think it is very hard to understand and i think they have more risks than people realize. i have not liked the stock for a while and that's been right and i'm not changing my view here. i do like dave your mosaic of what you had to say about it but i don't like the stock. >> greg in washington. greg. >> caller: jim. a happy friday world bank inf m

smith. our next witness is mr. daveed gartenstein-ross. mr. gartenstein-ross is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies, an adjunct professor in georgetown university's security studies program, and a lecturer at the catholic university of america. he is also the chief executive officer of valens global, a consulting firm focused on the challenges posed by violent non-state actors. mr. gartenstein-ross. daveed gartenstein-ross: thank you, chairman johnson, for that introduction. ranking member carper and distinguished members, it's an honor to appear before you at this very grave time. we've had, obviously, in a span of about four months two major attacks strike europe. it's a watershed for a variety of reasons, but one of which is that this is the first time that a european jihadist network has succeeded in not only carrying out one major attack, but then, bearing the brunt of law enforcement resources being drawn down upon it and then succeeding in carrying out a second major attack. if you look at what's been said follo

dave. and gary, thank you. >>> a lot more happening. >> a grand jury indicted cardell haze for secondary murder for the death of will smith.th's wife survived. >>> the pentagon announced up to 16 members of the military will be disciplined for their role in the october air strike that killed as many as 42 people at a hospital in afghanistan. no one is expected to face criminal charges. >>> uber is expanding in dubai, offering a party yacht, starting at $82, get a in our hour tour of the skyline with music, food, cocktails. >>> at home, a frightening ride on a texas roller coaster for a six-year-old and his father when his seat belt came undone. take a look. >> here we go. >> i got you. you're fine. i promise. >> i gotcha. you're fine. one more big hill. >> there's no more big hills? >> no, there's no more. >> terrifying. >> thanks very much. >>> just ahead, new details in the prince death investigation. a source telling cnn that prescription painkillers were found on the music icon at the death scene. >>> and new information about the emergency landing the plane made in illinois to take him to a hospital. i take pictures o

smith. police in new orleans uncovering new evidence and surveillance video as a key witness speaks out for the first time. here's nbc's dave gutierrez. >> reporter: this morning police are sorting through new evidence to find out what led to former nfl star's will smith's death. investigating uncovering two more weapons, fully loaded, one in smith's car and the other in cardell hayes'. hayes' suv is stopped and bumped by smith's suv. the hummer pulls over and the su vuchlt appears to speed away. another video shows the hummer in pursuit down the block. this time they say hayes rear-endses smith and when the two exchange words, hayes open fire. in this cell phone video the witness describes how the argument escalating. not. >> i'm still in disbelief. smith's father read of his son's death when he learned the news on his brother's ipad. >> a father, mother, is never supposed to bury their child. >> yet, he says he can forgive the man police say shot and killed his son. >> but am i going to forgive him? i'll never forgive him. >> for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new orleans. >>> it is a huge night in the nba, not one bu