>> >> i had one child my son dominick. i brought him with me. illegal from guatemala with two felonies, previous deportation, two duis, always got probation for it, never really served any time, didn't think our laws matters, didn't care, turned his truck uninsured, unlicensed, unregistered, turned it in front of my son and hit him so hard that it threw him in a wall, broke his neck and killed him instantly. the guy tried to run away but some marines were behind my son and they stayed there and kept him there. the first responders were my son's friends. they had to see his mangled body. the judge and the d.a. told me don't worry, we got your back. we're going to fight for dominick. they told me not to go to trial. they lied to me. so we went in front of a judge that had already given the killer a deal, gave him a misdemeanor without gross negligence. somebody that wasn't supposed to be in this country, had no right to be here, that had previous chances to leave, to stay out and they had chances to keep him locked up, received nine years, nine mo

camera, so i'm being polite, but i'm very upset and disappointed >> allan: meet his 16-year-old son dominick. at the age of 6 he was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. >> they lose muscle function. pregnancies mid to late 20s now. >> to slow the progression, he takes a drive, his dad used to buy from an overseas pharmacy for 2,000 a year. earlier this year a company in the u.s. plans to sell it for not 2,000, but 89,000 a year, a figure he can't afford. >> not only is this okay, in the u.s. we have a law that ensures it w again and again. the food & drug administration and well intentioned orphan drug act in 1983. >> was the orphan drug act intended to be used in this way? i don't think so. >> fugue people have studied orphan. >> they are using it inappropriately. they are following the law, but the law has a loop hold. >> congress approved the act in 1983, knowing the drug companies had little incentives to make new drugs, so it insent vised it through tax insentis, the waving of a 2 million application fee, fda approval and 7 years of market exclusivity. >> exclusivity is the diamond when

dominick green contributor to weekly standard. thanks for weighing in we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> london, england, east france, berlin, germany all hit since march. >> all target of new wave ofer is terror. how likely is d.c. to be a target. live on the national mall. fitz every time we see an attack whether concert could this happen at the verizon center or -- or somewhere like that. >> sure. >> well you know it's a natural human thought when you see things around the world like that you bring it back home and you wonder if it can happen in your own backyard. let's remember d.c. the d.c. area was a target on 9/11 we were hit on 9/11 a lot of this moderner ra of islamic ext extremist terrorism started here literally in our bone backyard at the pentagon. the question is can we be the expert we spoke to said the answer is clear, yes. despite the fact home land security officials are working the intelligence or working sources they're working behind the scenes to stop all this stuff the problem here is in the latest manifestta

host: from new york republican dominick, you're on with ball.est krystal caller: good morning. almost 80,000e, americans die of drug overdoze in this country. of them children. you got the democratic party to protect illegal here.ants thatcoming protecting american children. a millionto bring refugees here from the middle east without vetting them. putld trump wants to americans back to work. i'm a construction worker. during this whole time, illegals working and we weren't with the housing crash. americassmoke cleared, back to work and illegals were working. whole thing is, you worried about everyone else but americans. people are tired of it. trump.why we voted for my whole family is democrats, we can't even eat dinner because see the truth. the whole thing is, you can collect all the money you want, the people see through it. they are worried. their families. they want the drugs to stop. want these people coming from the middle east to know who are. host: caller. guest: thank you for your comment and sharing your thoughts there. i think that you're right we've got to focus o

lieutenant neville is in satisfactory co defendant dominick keegan brown not guilty. >> a former police officer has been found not guilty in the death of a man he was chasing. the jury found the officer was justified for shooting him. he ran away from a traffic stop last year. smith is black and his death marked violent protests in milwaukee. he shot smith after he tossed his gun away making it reckless homicide. the jurors disagreed. >>> this morning, at least four deaths are being blamed on the sweltering heat. people are feeling it out west. two of the deaths happened here at new mexico's carlsbad taverns national park. p p p p high temperatures have topped 100 degrees for nearly a week there. a father and son from texas died while trying to hike in the area. family members say they were experienced hikers. the deaths are under investigation. >>> it is going to be a rough few days for people down south. tropical storm cindy is slamming multiple states, dumping rain, bringing flooding and thunderstorms. it's already being blamed for one death. >> nbc's jay gray joins us live from new

hovers around it the share price hovering is what creates the trend line and so in the case that dominicks, that's an area that's been reliable support the buyers have come in exactly where they're supposed to. people say, i don't pay any attention to technical that's fine, technical is paying attention to your portfolio. and you have more algorithmic strategies than ever and this is a pretty classic signal that they'll use, if their shorter term oriented. you will see these kinds of things matter. they may not matter to a long-term investor >> i didn't the sell impressions we saw would abate just yet. and a lot of it is because of what he's mentioning with the algorithmic models you have the nasdaq, the ndx that approached the 50-day moving average it had not been below it >> longest stretch since 1995, i believe. there are funds out there right now that because of the world that we live in, a low-volatility environment, they're going to systemically trade these things based off of technical indicators you want to see these things get further away from the 50-day, because you're still in

you're just not seeing as much movement today >> all right dominick, thank you for that upday.oving on, president trump meeting with tom tech ceos at the white house this hour. drones on the table. among those attending, former aol ceo and founder steve case, sprint founder and at&t ceo randal steef randal stephenson. we're expecting comments from the president at any moment. bob lutz and nick bilton are still us with. bob, i want to ask you on the drone front. a number of changes have come out allowing regulation and how much of that is actually going to be enforced precision hawk and air map among the drone companies that tl. wh there what do you think needs to happen laying the groundwork for this form of transportation? what can the trump administration do? >> i think there's got to be federal guidelines on what altitudes these vehicles operate at, whether they're passenger carrying or freight carrying but the legislation has to be such that more efficient form of transportation and that's where i always say the third dimension is the untapped variable in modernizing the na

but it may as well be because my uncle dominick gave me the nick anymore when i was 6 or 7 years old.ken chawarma. you can use off the bone chicken, if you like. and we have so many other ingredients. our pearl onions and our mushrooms, shallots, a bouquet of sage, thyme and rosemary. >> what you have on this plate is what makes middle eastern food smell like it does. >> i have cumin, coriander, c d cardamom and ginger. we're going to mix it together with sea salt. and we're going to generously season our chicken, just like this. >> like you said, light or dark meat, it doesn't matter. >> i think these two cuts are really the best cuts of the chicken. you can use whatever you like. there's no wrong answer. >> okay. >> now, it's time to sear the chicken shawarma. we have butter nice and hot. >> this is to get it nice and brown on the outside. >> exactly. we're going to sear on both sides for four or five minutes. >> could you leave the skin on? >> you can do so. >> how long is this happening? >> four or five on each side of the chicken. >> now, moving up here. >> moving up here. we hav

>> it's not my real name but i say it might as well be because my uncle dominick gave me the nicknamenown and i've only been called julie tabouli my whole life. it's my stage name. >> okay, so we are making a chicken shawaram. >> i'm using chicken breasts and thighs, they're on the bone. you can use off the bonifou like. then we have shallots, a bouquet of sage and thyme and rosemary. >> what you have on this plate is what makes middle eastern food smell like it does. >> we're going to make our o shawarma at home. we have cumin, cardamom, coriander, ginger and garlic. we'll wsk now we're just going to generously season our chicken just like this. >> what is best? white or dark meat? >> i think these cuts are the best but there's no right or wrong answer. let's sere the chicken shawarma. we'll put these in the pot. we have butter, it's sizzling, it's nice and hot. we'll get a nice sere on the chicken. >> this is to get it brown on the outside? >> exactly. we'll sere it on both sides four to five minutes. >> could you leave the skin on if you so desired? >> you can do so for sure. >> ho