. >> deb and i have been together for a long time. we met on a blind date in our first year in college 50 years ago. we've been together ever since then. the secret is at least a secret in our household, figuring out what the person in command, deb, like to happen, then you go in that direction. the way we let this is essentially to spend a lot of time on the road. we got married in england, i'll explain, let me take this opportunity to explain something about your moderator. many of you may know maggie, a local young woman from an offi office. next you should be going to oxford as a scholar. [applause] back in the era, as an institution of 1970s, we got married there the first thing that we did human is to go to a labor camp, it's been several months, seems like several years. was the beginning, perhaps a mistake but it was a beginning p of the long path just trying to put ourselves in different situations, we spent about four years in japan and malaysia raising them. we moved to china 2006 and whether off and on through 2011. when w

deb ser recibidos como personas que buscan asilo político, huyendo de la violencia. >> ice y otras agencias sospechosos de abuso sexual de menores. >> (habla en inglés). >> autoridades anunciaron los arrestos de 16 sospechosos en la operación llamada home alone, aparentemente atrajeron a menores de edad para actividad sexual, y los niños con quienes los sospechosos creían hablar eran agentes. >> lamentablemente hay muchos pedófilos, y la gente no sabe que puede ser tu vecino. >> este hombre es dueño de una barbería en new jersey, y es uno de los que presenta cargos. esta persona de la barbería dijo que él no estaba disponible, y que su hermano era dueño del local, y no querían dar comentarios al respecto, quienes lo conocen se muestran incrédulos. este oficial del departamento de policía de new jersey está también entre los acusados, fue suspendido de su puesto. un profesor del bronx enfrenta cargos. el departamento de educación de nueva york dice que este profesor no está en los salones de clase. estas personas fueron a una cierta dirección pensando que encontraría a sus víctimas solas, pe

will need to provide two documents to verify their residence debs. residence.alert californians who have the card about the error. >>> the justice department says it put a halt to a $1.2 billion medicare scam. federal officials say the scam involved the cell of unneeded orthopedic braces to hundreds of thousands of seniors. the charges have been filed against defendants in california, florida, new jersey, pennsylvania, south carolina, and texas. the defendants include doctors accused of writing bogus prescriptions for unneeded back, shoulder, wrist, and knee braces. officials say victims were targeted by call centers based in the philippines and throughout latin america. >>> a big reward to tell you about in an animal abuse case. the effort to find a person who's shooting cats with a bb-gun in the east bay. >> we got a little bit of wind out there now. it's going to be cooler overnight. >> and more legal problems tonight for actress, lori loughlin. she is facing an additional charge in the college admissions scandal. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we

deb, thank you. deb, thank you. >>> and we're following news on the benicia bridge tonight where all southbound lanes are currently closed. the highway patrol says a man got out of his truck on the bridge threatening to jump. he's now been detained. authorities are concerned about a package he had. they the bomb squad to check it out before reopening the bridge. >>> here's a look at traffic in the area. you can see the purple over the bridge where it's currently shut down. and traffic is backed up on southbound 680 in solano county. >>> a serious accident in oakland this afternoon injured five people, including at least three children who were in the vehicle. skyfox was above the scene around 4:45 when crews could be see treating the children outside of the crushed cars. the sedan was sideways in the middle of the road. and it appears to have struck a large concrete pillar that supports bart's airport connector service. >>> president trump came to california today to bolster his assertion about a cri

woman who threw seven newborn puppies into that dumpster right there, happened in coachella last week, debbra colewell dumps a plastic bag with puppies inside in 90 degree heat. good samaritans came to rescue after homeless man heard them crying. arrested for animal abuse. puppies doing well in foster home. >>> south bay commuters can get a free ride thursday. get on board day, national event aiming to encourage drivers to pick public transit, give it a tryt n cost. encouraging businesses to get on board, doing their part to reduce solo commutes. businesses steering workers to public transit will be featured on busses and trains that roll out. >>> watching intently. >> screaming. >> lot of people were. >> live to the shark tank. stay with us. that was the greatest playoff game -- in sharks history. i )ve seen );em all. here )s >>> that was the greatest playoff game in sharks history. i've seen them all. live look at shark tank as they pull off that epic comeback to beat vegas. >> everyone going crazy, newsroom going wild as sharks scored in overtime. colin resch is at sap center, people go

so it's reign at the box office ended knocked out byhi itid deb one, may not have reached the lofty expectations, the disney film cost $170 million to produce. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> dumbo came in with $45 million. us slipped to second. captain marvel still up there at third, 20 1/2 million and rounding out the top five are five feet apart and >> don't know, still too scared to see us. >> in a freak we way, though. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll see you right back here at 11:00. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's your time... .lf... . own it... take off in 3... 2... .aww it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "bay area life." i'm lizzie bermudez. you know, the bay area has so much to offer -- everything from lifestyle, food, interests, and entertainment. there is a ton to

we are grateful to be joined by fcc chairman i just i and -- deputyi and the deb chairman of agriculture. tell sonny hello. he's doing a tremendous job. secure five g networks will absolutely be a vital link to america's prosperity and national security in the 21st century. 5g will be as much as 100 times faster than the current 4g cellular networks. it will transform the way our citizens work, learn, communicate, and travel. it will make american farms more productive, manufacturing more competitive, and health care better and more accessible. basically covers almost everything. pretty amazing. paved the networks way for smart phones and all the exciting breakthroughs that make possible so many things, this will be more secure and resilient. five g networks will also create astonishing and thrilling new opportunities for our people, opportunities that we never even thought we had a possibility of looking at. we cannot allow any other country to out compete the united states in this possible industry of the future. in so leading by so much many different industries of that type and we ca

nobody knows that better than birn deb bernadette. >> i saw five black men approaching the dairy area. >> reporter: her husband was murdered when bandits came to their farm. >> they had guns. >> reporter: her husband fought to the death. she sheltered in a shed where she found her cell phone. >> i couldn't make a connection. next minute, i pulled the door open, and i saw david on his knees. i could see he was, he couldn't fight anymore. the next minute, the, just shot him. >> reporter: they executed him. >> yes. >> reporter: he was on his knees. >> he was on his knees in front of them. he pointed the gun and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: broken, but unbound. bernadette has kept farming. she feels she has her own stake in this fight. the very land where her own husband's blood was shed. >> farming was in our boepnes, our blood, our life. >> reporter: she is descended from the dutch. you love this country. >> yes. >> reporter: this is your home. >> this is my home. >> reporter: on the other side is gary. before any one else called it home, his people had been in south africa for cent

that's enough for tonight and you know the drill in the meantime be sure to follow me on instagram and deb we kick off and instagram and subscribe to see all the cool stuff we've got going on and i'll catch you guys next time. if it's cash that makes the men's game go round we'll see plenty of it moving when fine and dormans makes up the whole weekends revolving around the classic let's take a look at the history of germany's high profile dobby. and. this has been a tussle between top ten teams from the get go they made him but his league match up with jordan's way in the one nine hundred sixty and nothing was the but you know five. goals in nine classic outings a dortmund club record. then this became a one sided encounter the great get miliband four of his fourteen classic goals in their first meeting of the one nine hundred seventy one seventy two campaign finance and love when his and went on to win the title meanwhile were relegated. by the eighty's they were back intermittently making life difficult for them but they're in right now finds them a nigga levelled like a body in a nine h

at the center for strategic and international studies, we have offered to deb reports called the kremlin playbook which oatches -- we have offered twp how russiaat look at operates. we have a span of work looking and trollsbots interrupt on particular issues, excellent work. it is helpful to understand particularly in the report, how many ways the russian government attempted to influence our election, how it had a preferred candidate, how it was so specific in what it wanted. the other part that is concerning is the russian implantation of malware in our election system, and tempering the results. why would they do that? anything to sow doubt in the democracy.of our it will, of course, continue to sow division within the united states. i would say, the first part of it, the first 50-60 pages gives you an opening example of how russia has done this. i would argue that there are lots of other really excellent work on how this has worked in europe as well. the french presidential elections were tampered with, the german parliament elections were tampered with, even the brexit referendum ha

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tripoli still to come here on the news for you to wrong so was the stage one of the most anticipated deb use in baseball history. for you with all the details on the other side of the break. from the family home of the still navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart through the time we finish are scared to the fish and dicing with death i am afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go by coughing my family i meet the man who go to the extreme just to make a living ah you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise the surf and risking it all vietnam on al-jazeera. al jazeera is there when our story breaks but also today to see what happens next question should. get fired by the barriers for a model barricade of the full seven streets that lead to here the middle east now it's been about change people have gone to fear barrier the mission of the national army is to search the entire point complex and i'll just read stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. time to sports news with some of thank you very much tippe

and coming up next here i do deb you news all the drama and a motion of a spectacular turkmen wedding and iran that's after a short break we'll leave you now with some pictures of onlookers and paris singing as firefighters worked to put out the players at notre i'm sara kelly and. thanks for watching. the news out of the lolo to. a zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero. zero zero. will breck's it mean britons have to do without their fish and chips. the traditional english dish could fall victim to britain's exit from the e.u. yet british fishermen don't see it that way they tend to favor brags that even though the consequences could be disastrous a good fish and chips. next g.w. . kick off. can cheika still avoid relegation control in nuremberg has fans fearing the worst. can gladbach still qualify for the champions league the end panel means they could keep . up the fight for the title continue to mankato reaction. to kick off in sixty minutes on w. n you're replaceable chain reaction of us. began around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance. architects. scie

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. —— deb and them. some were here. basically, they are in big trouble. —— deborah norms.e incredibly high, they have got massive amounts of debt and an attempt to deal with some of these problems by one of the big shareholders, mike ashley, has been tossed out by them. mike ashley is that mickey tried to launch a ta ke over that mickey tried to launch a takeover bid. he ran sports direct already. it was rebuffed. it is moving into administration. he has called for the leaders to be put into jail, we will see if that happens. laughter but debenhams a problem is very sent a medic of a lot of problems with the high street. localauthorities lot of problems with the high street. local authorities and the government will eventually have to think about they have very big stores. —— a systematic up a lot a problem. cost of change a lot. increasingly it is very hard to operate in high streets. if you look at the average earning since the financial crash, they haven't really re cove red. financial crash, they haven't really recovered. the cost of everything else has. people have le

of social media platform companies is coming to an end, and i think a lot of the commerce committee, deb my partner on that committee, there is work going on around the privacy domain. it follows some of the european models. i hope to add these other pillars that may be wrapped into a larger piece of legislation. >> let's talk about privacy where the consensus is building. would it be based on the rules in europe? sen. warner: there are members in both parties working bipartisan, there are certain areas that are clunky, that will not alone address the issues. there are issues around rights we got to have, knowing when we are being contacted by a human being versus a bot, or putting up a geo locator if someone says they are in new york but they are in moscow. it may not be a true post where it originates. we have to have a debate about identity. how we grapple with hate speech. one way to look at this would be to have some level of identity validation. estonia all right, they already do that. there are other ideas we have on transparency. we need to make sure for users to realize these pl

eastbound across taking a live look, heading out eastbound we have a report of a lien closure because debs the roadway. we are working to get more information on this and when it will be moved out. getting on the bay bridge to leave san francisco you will have one lane closed. things are stacking up at the san rafael bridge although not terrible. inks are moving long in the fast-track lanes. we will keep an eye on this because the construction should have cleared up from overnight. the travel times are in the red going through the ultimate pass ticking closer to one hour making your way to the interchange. yellow on the east shore freeway and highway 4 but looking good out of the south bay. >>> new developments regarding the arrest of julian assange. the ap is saying an anonymous u.s. officials that the justice department will soon announce charges against julian assange. he was arrested in london where he had been seeking political asylum since 2012 on sex assault charges in sweden and espionage charges in the u.s. when he came out he was sporting a large beard and gesturing. he is expect

platforms is coming to an lot and i think we are, a of the commerce committee where this will be referred, debcher is my partner on that committee, there is already work around the privacy domain following some of the european models. my hope is that i add these beer pillars that they may ultimately wrapped into a larger piece of legislation. caroline: let's talk about privacy. that seems to be where more consensus is building. would be based upon something like the general data protection rules, gdpr rules in europe? sen. warner: i think there are members in both parties, working bipartisan on looking at gdpr. there's a areas gdpr got right, and certain areas that are a little clunky, but privacy alone i think it will not address the issues we need. i think there are issues around for example rights that we ought to have, knowing when we are being contacted by a human being versus a bot, for example. if someone says they are posting from new york and are posting from moscow, some indication that may not be true where it originates. and identity validation. i worry about how we grapple with ha

, para eso tiene que visitar a un contador que haga las cosas correctas >> ahora ¿quÉ pasa si yo le deb yo creo que eso es muy bueno porque la honestidad ante todo, si eres honesta a lo mejor te pueden echar una mano, ahora como experto en finanzas me encanta hablar del tema, con el reembolso quÉ recomiendan, paga las deudas que tenemos de tarjetas de crÉdito o la casa? invertir el dinero que nos regresan? si es que le regresan dinero por supuesto? >> lo primero es hacer un anÁlisis financiero, quÉ vas a hacer con el dinero va a determinar si te ayudara adelantar tus metas financieramente, por ejemplo si vas a gastar mide tener y voy a fiestas o voy a hacer algo que realmente voy a un crucero, cÓmo eso me va adelantar, tengo que pensar, quÉ necesito si tengo u fondo de emergencia lo tengo ya, o si tengo un fondode jubilaciÓn o si al bajar las deudas me van a ayudar porque ahora me va a sobrar dinero, lo primero es verificar cÓmo familia, cÓmo personas como esa decisiÓn financiera de ese dinero cÓmo me va a ayudar a cumplir mi meta financiera este aÑo y no ponerlo en una balanza que diga

i'm not sure where he was standing but it was not the way to deb if you're a politician. it. >>s a little tacky, i would say. >> shannon: it seems 2019 the way things are going though, there's much to be done when it comes to the border. looking at you. thank you both very much. urging the irs to reject democratic demands for his and the department issues legal guidance. fundamental to our current system. president trump lawyer also saying chairman neils requested not about examining irs policy. it's about scoring political points against president trump. well, what's being called a shock to so-called global leads, one of president trump's top economic advisors is the president of the world bank. he worked with the trump campaign in 2016 and tonight he's officially in charge of the global finance institution which he has criticize in the past for being too big. joe biden making a first public appearance since several women have come forward alleging uncomfortable encounters. he crack add few jokes about the complaints that didn't sit well with one of his accusers. david was t

debora villalon is live in novato with what is behind this miskito invasion, deb? >> reporter: alyana, of course all that rain, and it left a lot of standing water, and then the hot weather arrived almost overnight. mosquitoes and insects that looks just like them are thriving. >> reporter: dave livingston found himself inside a 15 foot clatterbuck and soon made a call to vector control. >> a big swarm conley offguard, so i got a mouthful of something. i don't know what. >> reporter: mosquitoes don't swarm. these clusters are gnats are tiny insects, midgets. that exempt the midges are nonbinding midges. they can look just like a mosquito. >> reporter: the swarms shop the time of your especially if people mold tallgrass. adding to the cost to vector technicians. >> this year did not help at the 90 degree heat we had right when everything was just starting. >> reporter: insulinoma, they're getting more than 100 calls a day. >> most people see more mosquitoes during the summer because they are outside, but definitely the time of year, and mosquitoes are year-round. >>

thaing thank you, deb. thank you so much. >>> now over to rob. >> you got to love celine.at some point. that turns out to be cute especially when you have kids involved. big sky, montana. the kids getting into the snow cave. and juniper, about a year and a half old, the yellow lab going in to find the potential avalanche victims. so sunny day as our ski resorts have had but avalanches are always a danger. i'm not sure if they had more fun with the dog or being in the snow cave. >>> we move on to our "gma" cover story and major new study connects ivf to an increased risk of a type of childhood cancer. dr. jennifer ashton joins us now from massachusetts with this. jen, thank you. this is really alarming to a lot of people. when you think of the millions around the world, babies born, through ivf, 77,000 a year alone here in the u.s., what do you make of this headline? >> robin, you hit the nail right on the head. this study is going to get a lot of attention. but let me break it down for you. first of all, it is the largest study of its kind. it's the first one done in the u

he did not with deb anything to do with the germans. he was the anti-nazi. they had a museum dedicated to him, who to me is one of the persons with the most respect. was a very decent man, a good man. i saw all that. cannot -- you generations follow generations. they are not necessarily the same. the germans today, i think, are not the germans of yesteryear. we can see that with angela merkel, it was opening the borders and receiving all these immigrants now. it is a totally different germany from what it was before. today i don't have

and deb schreiber called this new news, newar new york new or.i don't know whether to big apple, big easy, there is a genuine deep seated love of the town with a little bit of sarcasm to because we can put it down but don't you dare talk bad. [laughter] 9/11 in new york and katrina here, it was the same kind of bonding, posttraumatic experience of the people. and i just found that very interesting. i cannot put my finger on it but there was a definite draw. >> when you live in new york after a certain amount of years you do know your neighborhood. you know the drycleaner, you know the guy at the place a really loving other people on the subway at the same time that her walking home at the same time, it is become a neighborhood even as jarring as it is. [inaudible question] >> that is another reason just not to like him. [laughter] >> do you have more questions? >> when you talk about neighborhoods and what makes a good neighborhood, i always think of the area along cleburne avenue where the oaks were there and what happened in the interstate huma

mark zuckerberg testified before congress on data privacy today, senators mark warner of virginia and deb fisher of nebraska introducing a new bipartisan bill to regulate social media web sites called the deceptive experiences to online users reduction act or detour the aim to prohibit sites from using interfaces that trick or force users to handing over personal data. so let's get over to kayla tausche now in washington sitting down with senator mark warner kayla? >> reporter: thank you, kelly and to senator warner for sitting down with us, especially after a riveting night last night that went into the wee hours. we first want to talk about the bill that you rolled out today with a catalog of issues you could regulate in social media why start with this one? >> well, last fall i laid out a white paper with 20 different ideas. some good, some maybe not so good and i'm going to have a series of legislative proposals this is one of the first ones. this is a little more technical than some of the later proposals around privacy or around identity validation and transparency, other areas that

christine and deb, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> martha: i wish you continued good health.. take care. >> martha: coming up next,. >> i freaked out because it was beautiful. i told gene it would be pretty rad to make a suit like that. >> martha: scrunchies for men and jesse watters. how could you not stick around for that ♪ ♪ the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed. by the way, i'm actually a safe driver. i'm just pretending to be a not safe driver. cool. bye dennis quaid! when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. there's also a lot to know. the most important thing? medicare doesn't pay for everything. yep...you're on the hook for the rest. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. a plan like this helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. so you could end up paying less. and these are the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. selected for meeting their high standards of quality and service. call unite

want to read some of these to the audience, private equity buyers involved in brookstone, clear shops, deben and things, mattress firm, musicland, gym border patrol see the limited, toys "r" us, true religion, wicker's furniture, listen the thing that worries me , rob is this not necessarily wall street. this is a form of investment that most the average person has nothing to do with, to your earlier point though, it often hurts them as shareholders and it often themes them ultimately as employees when they lay these people off. >> yeah exactly you talked about sports authority and a list of other retailers that was 15,000 jobs that were lost so that's really the problem when you talk about the leverage. charles this comes down to other people's money and when you talk about these deals the average investor doesn't understand how these work. they go in and buy the company, they're leveraging usually not with their own money it's other private equity money who they get the money from other investors to lever these deals. they're so far removed their risk is so far removed that if it works o

kevin leblanc will get credit for the deb gustav nyquist gets his goal. >>> on saturday, less than 32,000 that's the smallest crowd at oracle park since september of 2010. the giants take ing on the rays. a two-out single. san francisco takes a 2-1 lead. the rays answer in the fifth. g-man rips a double to left. willy, come on down! he beats the throw, 3-2, tampa. back come the giants in the bottom half of the frame. steven duggar smacks a double to right. so does connor joe, who had his first career hit. 4-3 giants. next batter, brandon belton, he belts that out of the yard for his third of the season. he also drove in three runs. the giants score a season-high 6. they win it, 6-4. the a's taking on the astros. having some fun with mark kana before the game. erin brooks on the hill, fourth inning, houston, going with a hit and run. michael brantley scores. fifth inning, brooks goes inside on george springer. a big mistake. he takes it to the left field blea bleachers, two-run shot. three batters later, he goes back inside on brantley and will crush it to right. brooks with five innings,

going lower with gdp that is flat to sideways it does not mean that there isn't droutrouble ahead and deb gdp. it's something to watch, but if you're playing tactical markets right now, credit is not your enemy. >> still ahead, do you believe in magic wall street does when it comes to disney's stock. we'll tell you what has the street so excited about the future of the house house. plus, check out shares of lyft sinking today hitting its lowest level since going public and we'll tell you what that means for uber as it gears up for its debut and we're making "fast money" history and mike tepper will step up to the take to give us his ft aspitch ever much more "fast money" right after this 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. >>> welcome back to "fast money. wall street feeling the disney magic, the firm jobbing the likes of cowan, goldman sachs, rosenblat all putting out bullish notes ahead of disney ahead of the big investor day when the media giant will launch its new streaming servic

we have debs in tight lane. and causing some of those slowdowns.per 4 right t now over top of the beltway near 95. nice, light volume. i like that tyson's. eastbound toll road after the main left side blocked by an accident. southwest northbound 295 at malcolm x avenue. a crash and delays headed northbound now. on,on hill northbound, 210 before wilson bridge. broken down dump truck in the right lane. northbound bnch avenue before manchester drive, still have the identside blocked by an a there. travel times in maryland, not bad here. 33 miles pereltway, hour in virginia, also looking okay. remember to listen to op 103.5 f.m. when you hop in the car today. guys? >> thanks. >>> so many of y have shared our molette green's get fit 4 silver spring journey. what a journal ae's been. not only cherrying her on, but many have started working out and eing better themselves. >> mollet is live in upper marlboro with tons of folks working out in the community early thimorning. molette? [ eers ] >> reporter: we have sweated out the whole hour. i tell you -- [ c

assistant attorney general for national security john deb a joins other law experts on the panel. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us at the american enterprise institute for this conference on foreign agents registration act. i am delay to be joined. i will go in order down the panel. there pool bios are available on our website. i just briefly summarize. john demos is the assistant of national security and claire finkelstein, i can't read my handwriting, the professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school and founder of the center for ethics and rule of law. rob killed her is chairer is ca rob killed her is chairer is n covington. we are going to have a conversation here today. will be a conversation appear and it will be a conversation with you. there's a lot to talk about and nobody is giving a presentation so if something has been left out keep it in mind and we will come back to it. farah has been in the news a great deal yesterday for a whole variety of reasons and doubtless will remain in the news but for those who ar

now, just today senators mark warner and deb fisher introduced a bill to ban deceptive practices to getook and user data. they got an executive to testify on harmful content at a house committee hearing on white nationalism. while zuckerberg deals with the cost and distraction of the scrutiny and he's trying to execute yet another shift to his company's business model zuckerberg announcing earlier last month a new focus secure, private messaging enabling people to easily communicate across facebook's platforms and that includes messenger whatsapp and instagram. there's no business model around messaging just yet, but it is worth noting, melissa, that today is the seven-year anniversary of facebook buying instagram, its co-founders left facebook last year still, facebook shares are still up about 12% over the past year. melissa, back over to you. >> thank you. >> is all of the bad news for facebook and could there be more downside ahead karen, what do you think >> i don't know. we were talking in the green room before. i think i would like to see regulations and that would make it easier

. >> it wasn't just deb from accounting with jokes or dad reusing the same pranks from 1984.one got in on the april fools' action this year from tinder to t-mobile, big brands cashing in on april fools' day. let's start where i wish every news story started, with puppies. >> a new concept store exclusively for dogs. >> puppies and coffee? too good to be true. an april fools' joke brewed up by starbucks. whomp, whomp, whomp. tourism australia pulling off a "koala-ty" prank. a little less cute, the american kennel club gazette announcing this new breed joining the akc, the silver coated pouch terrier, yikes. the u.s. open pulling a doggone prank announcing they're adding puppies to the ball person team for the 2019 for the first time, all breeds welcome. >> just everything you touch is a winner. >> reporter: from puppy love to true love, there's an app for that. tinder announcing a height verification badge so you know that guy you're chatting to isn't 5'9" when he says he's 6'1". t-mobile teasing a portable phone booth which only slightly resembles a cardboard box. got an appe

they scored deb goal which was a nice goal. and we made the equaliser, zagame on again.nutes and then we were com pletely couple of minutes and then we were completely in control. we scored two wonderful goals. a happy man there. it's fa cup semifinal weekend. on sunday, watford will face wolves, while later today, manchester city will look to continue their march, to an, un—precedented quadruple, when they face brighton at wembley. and for city manager, pep guardiola, reaching the final, would be a special moment. i think when i was young, in catalonia, so it was quite usual to see the final of the fa cup rather than the premier league games. so in the tradition, wembley, both managers going there plumb in front of the players, to hold this trophy. i have never been there and i cannot deny how nice it would be personally. but i think for the players as well and for the club. lovely memories there from pep guardiola. the's women were beaten 1-0 guardiola. the's women were beaten 1—0 by canada. phil neville's team, were undone by one of the game's evergreen stars. 35—year

deb the next couple of quarters, there will be a little bit of a higher bar.increase is doable. selina: what about other companies? how is a faring -- how are they faring? life also has 28% new business growth. they had a slump in a year before. there was a base effect here. we have seen improvements in margins. that's a good sign. some companies like new china cpic, theiror margins have increased. this quarter looks good. how about looking ahead for the rest of the year? steven: the way we think about it is that if you look at the two sides of things, we talked about on the operational side, the bottom line, the way forward, is that the investment performance is still the best catalyst for these companies. in the last three quarters of last year, they had easier comparisons because of the slump in the equity markets. if the equity market momentum come out, could continue, this will bode well for the insurance companies' bottom line. the second is the uptick in the local bond yield. we had a huge slide in the first quarter this year. we have a decent rally in

stevens: and now i would like to yield to the gentlelady, my colleague, deb hayland from the great state of north carolina. -- haaland from the great state of new mexico. ms. haaland: thank you, madam speaker. and thank you, gentlelady from michigan. if we think back to the beginning of this congress, we started the first 100 days understand an unnecessary government shutdown -- under an unnecessary government shutdown. i met with constituents, federal workers and business owners in my district who were forced to suffer for the president's frisk louis campaign promise. at the end of the day, we funded the government and made sure federal workers received back pay. all the while we were setting up a path to work for the people, making our communities a priority. not just the wealthy and well connected, but people who suffer when they lose a paycheck and need to rely on accessible health care. we're in a special moment in history, a moment when our fresh men class of house members look more like the people we represent and our experiences reflect the experiences of everyday americans. i'm

hi, deb. >> hey cecelia. this is an idea that is gradually catching steam. remember dry january? a month to see how it felt. for the record, it wasn't bad. who knew that sober is the new cool? >> reporter: it's a night out at a new york bar. drinks are flowing. >> i am double fisting. >> reporter: but no one here is going to overdo it. no hangovers tomorrow. that's because these cocktails, even the shots, have little to no alcohol. >> it's the sense of going out but without feeling terrible later. >> it's got strawberries and an edible flower. elei is the founder of listen bar, a popup catering to those looking for a night on the town without the booze. >> when you come in and you realize that literally everyone here is on the same page, you don't have to explain yourself. no one's going to think you're pregnant. >> reporter: these nondrinkers have lots of company lately. studies show that a third of people want to drink less because of embarrassment or regret, or others for health reasons. author ruby warrington calls it sober curious in her new book. >> sober, sobriety, makes a

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our deb roberts sat down with the incredible celine dion for a one on one. with some "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, indeed, good morning, robin. ravishing in red. good morning, guys. good morning to you all. we can't always get what we want, right? that is true. fans so looking forward to the rolling stones' upcoming north american tour will have to wait. mick jagger needs to be cleared by his doctors for an unknown medical condition. the legendary band postponing all 17 dates. the band's spokesperson saying, quote, mick cannot go on tour at this time, but he is expected to make a complete recovery. from what we do know -- from what we know, mick is resting comfortably. he's in miami. there you see him spending quality time with his young son, his daughter and his girlfriend this weekend. he reached out on twitter. posting, i'm so sorry to all our fans in america and canada with tickets. i really hate letting you down like this. i will be working very hard to be back on stage as soon as i can. and his band mate, keith richards, writing, a big di

president trump says he wants herman cain, the former pizza executive and 2012 president debs candidate seat on the board of the federal reserve. >> that's one way to end it. that guy, willie geist, that guy makes steven moore look like a combination between adam smith and alan greenspan. like, i mean, when you've got somebody next to you going "nine, nine, nine" on the fed, suddenly stephen moore is going, ooh, all the stuff i said about donald trump, didn't serve on it. >> he did serve on the board. massical add. . what was the point of the cigarette drag? what was the message there? i don't know what the point was. >> i don't know. all i know is it made me vote for him three times that year. that cigarette drag. >> good morning. it is friday. no, joe, i'm worried. don't talk. >>. >> denis: hold for smile. >> kenny: maybe they can play there maybe that smile will inspire the red sox to start winning. >> how are you yankees doing? as bad as us? >> they finally won yesterday but the red sox and yankees are handling in the. >> exactly. put the storm shutters up right now, mike. the seaso

. >> still ahead, it is a big week for fang earnings with facebook and amazon both on deb but one strategist says he's telling clients right now to pare back on those growth stocks he'll tell us why straight ahead. >>> and later a new report says the trump administration's washing machine tariffs are leaving consumers out to dry we'll see if that impacts 'rba aerhisus. wee ckft ts. this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >>> manufacturing issues it has nothing to do with the troubled 737 max those details next >> and later we're going to have much more on tesla's autonomous vehicle event. it's going on now. we're going to ask an expert how tesla's self-dri

that last one is coming into the spotlight today with a new bill from senators mark warner and deb fischer, what they call deceptive interfaces that mislead users into accepting certain terms. this bill would create a new regulator within the federal trade commission modeled after finra to police this specific program. it's a long way from becoming law, but senator warner discussed it with google ceo sinnedar pichai in d.c. two weeks ago, underscoring the fact that companies are ramping up their face time here in d.c. and also spending more money twitter's lobbying spend doubled, though still dwarfed by the $35 million spent by facebook and google. totals for those two companies rising over recent years that money is largely to influence bills that are being written, but the biggest hammer could come in the form of investigations at the department of justice, the ftc, and the housing and urban development that could result in massive fines. those are all still waiting in the wings. we'll talk to senator mark warner at 2:00 p.m. today on "power lunch" about the ongoing efforts to regulate t