dun, dun, dun. but this isn't your average play date. i'm ready. let's go, baby! -oh-ha-ha!omeone could win some serious cash. oh, my god! one contestant and 10 questions, worth up to $200,000. get them all right... -yeah! -...that money is all theirs. get any wrong... -uhhhhh... -don't know. [ buzzer ] -i'm such an idiot. [ buzzer ] these questions are getting harder. ...and their fate in the game... -come on, kids. -...falls on the kids... it all comes down to this. ...to answer the same question correctly. does anyone know? it was during the victorian era... which started the industrial revolution. [ bell dings ] -yes! the kids saved you. oh! they sure did. i never would've known that. i got to keep it real. i agree with her. -yeah! -yeah! yeah! this is worse than the golden globes. [ laughs ] not funny. i resign. welcome to "child support." -- captions by vitac -- hello. i'm fred savage. and welcome to the only game show where players can be saved by a group of little kids on every single question. let's welcome sabrina! [ cheers and applause ] yes! hi! hi! how are you?

." ♪ dun, da-da-dun, da-da-dun ♪ da-da-da-da-da-dun ♪ [ music ends ] [ chord plays ] [ chord, chimeschords play ] [ chord plays ] welcome to the tfn newsquarters. i'm ted nelms. let's get started in florida with team coverage of hurricane randy. we've got abby wofsy running late a few blocks away, stewart mccoy in a tree, and mark telfer is bearing the brunt of the storm in the florida keys. thanks, mark. thanks, ted. i'm here... not so fast. mark, let's go to tfn meteorologist jane gordon standing by in the tfn severe weather lounge. jane? ted, moments ago, hurricane randy was upgraded from a category 4 to a category 5. oh, my god! jane, explain for our viewers, but not to me, because i already know, the difference between a category-4 and a category-5 hurricane. -well, it's one worse, ted. -got it. now the storm surges could be as high as 10 feet. to put that in everyday terms, an african pygmy mouse is 1.8 inches long. if you strap 66.667 pygmy mice end to end on a board, then turn that board vertically, the height of the mice would be the height of the storm surge. and, for our v

julia: dun dun dun. but some of the equity moves we have seen this week.it has been a tough week for investors and equity markets, but if you put in perspective the gains we have seen today, some balanced which is assessment, what you can provide if needed here. cameron: it is a psychological phenomenon where as soon as you make a bit of money in the market, you sort of assume it is want to hangt you onto every last drop of gains. are not used to being punished by the occasional drawdown -- and let us basic, over the last 14 months, you have not been -- and you sort of feel entitled every time the market goes up to that money because you know olga up the next day. this is a little bit of normalization. julia: the fear of missing out. fomo. scarlet: that has been driving a lot of the moves. earlier about how the narrative is changing here. people are rethinking what the federal reserve is doing, whether they are behind the curve, maybe not so much anymore. what are you hearing from your clients? what are you hearing from customers he speak with? are a lotin

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this is the chinese city of dun dun. and this is the view across the yano river to north korea the friendship bridge links the two countries and is a major conduit for goods going in both directions. i mean we have a couple sources in downtown as well this is a convoy of trucks going through the chinese customs house just before they cross the friendship bridge but you can see the share amount of cob varies you would need an army of people to be telling us there are things and the current u.n. sanction just density recall it has to be very thorough he says to ensure it is night and materials that may breach sections but on a good day you might have to three hundred of these kind of trucks passing the bridge. and each one of them you know maybe forty tons that's the it's a lot of stuff. but. these aren't north korean weapons but those of south korea and the united states. they regularly conduct joint maneuvers in the south which regularly rile kim jong on his enemies flexing their muscles all the more reason he feels he n

christian go back into a very unhappy with the situation they see it as the silence of europe very dunning . basically they're not very happy with this and i say housefull sold out at the show like him will raise his voice against isis and played a role saw in raising more support for the fight against isis incl bani does now he's being arrested in europe now as we heard in our report solid denies he has any connections with the turkish separatist group the p.k. k. why was tookie then so keen to have him arrested while saleh muslim was storing to europe and was raising the voice and support of aspirin and he was talking about civilians being killed in africa by the turkish attacks and i think so turkey is very unhappy with this i mean there was an interpol warrant before he wasn't arrested before it was going to europe before and now that turkey is carrying out this operation in africa and it doesn't want to have more voices that speaking out about afi and civilians are being killed in asin so that's why turkey is now raising also this arrest warrant that of the what do you have a ticket g

one was the murder of a nurse named cheryl dun lap. florida investigators were certain he was the prime suspect. hilten dared authorities to spend the time and hundred to come after him. and they did. >>> suspected sooerorrial killer gary hilton had pleaded guilty to the murder of meredith emerson. in the south, authority in florida were convinced he had murdered nurse and mother sheryl dunlap whose partial remains were recovered two weeks before meredith emerson went missing. hilton was defying authorities in georgia to make the charges stick. >> if they want to spend a million dollars, 2 million, to convict me and then another 2 million to get death, hey, they can do it. >> leon county florida state's attorney willie max had heard enough and indicted had hilton for the murder of sheryl dunlap. >> he's gone away for life. he'll be leaving georgia corrections in a pine box. why does florida need to go to the expense of a death penalty trial? >> my thought is this is an evil, bad person and there ought to be a consequence in life to evi

atención padres lo que exponen sus hijos en redes sociales, hay dun jazzeros contamos >>> hola que talrdes, bienvenidos a esta nueva semana. el jefe de policía de california le dijo a los habitantes de esa ciudad que no están haciendo el trabajo, vamos a saber la historia de por qué se subió al púlpito, estamos con cristina con los detalles >>> hola, buenas tardes, vamos en nuestra oficina rodante al norte de california, la comunidad hispániana está presal pánico, todo porque se confirmó que un oficial había realizado a auditorías en las agencias antidrogas de las calles, este miedo ha llegado a tal punto que el jefe de la policía dio un sermón en una de las iglesias, les dijo que sigan confiando en sus agentes que no están cooperando con migración, garcía tiene planes de ir a otras iglesias el próximo domingo a salvar a la comunidad, estamos cubriendo esta noticia despla desplazándonos entre la comunidad hispánica sintiendo el temor y cómo se están preparando para responder en caso de que estas redadas sean reales. regresó contigo el estudio, buenas tardes >>> una iniciativa creativa

they're eyeing the area near dear dun and 7 million square foot development. sandra osborne is live near the station which would be key for the tech mega campus. sandra. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michelle. this would be key because the station would be transit central. you might notice the sign behind me, stevens meet product ts. today is important and it's already reported a price and they'd need to approve a compensation afreement to allow the partials up for grabs near a development. it'd be about a 6 million square foot campus. >> this is about our livelihood, future of san jose and the region and need all google and tech development to take responsibility. >> reporter: activists called for going toll help with affordable housing in the area. they recently marched on google's mountain view campus with their message. today's meeting will be a important one for the council because the site of the controversy and controversial and one step close tore solidifying the relationship between the city and google. >>> president trump's budget proposal would en

. >>> in texas, police are looking for the suspect who dunned gown a -- gunned down a family outsidea texas roadhouse restaurant in san antonio. a 6-year-old boy was taken to the hospital and two of the victims have life threatening injuries. police believe this was not a random shooting. >>> police in southern california are looking for clues that may lead to a ride share driver who went missing last weekend. friends of joshua seedy posted posters all around the area where he lived. one neighbor said he saw a car similar to the car he drove, a 2014 plaque nissan -- black nissan which is also missing. both uber and lyft told our sister station in la they are cooperating with police in the investigation. >>> president trump has lashed out in a twitter tirade, this time calling out oprah winfrey. last night he wrote, just watched a very insecure oprah winfrey who at one point i knew very well interview people on 60 minutes. it was biassed and incorrect. i hope oprah runs so she can be defeated. >> i don't have access of trump voters outside of this group. >> oprah was leading a decisio

. >> google, i think you have to guy it here, dun down more than 10% off the highs. >> fxi. >>> alex back. >>> good stuff that does it for us, dow, as we said, 400 points "power lunch" begins right now. >>> welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen here is what is on the -- another big rally on the street. is the bottom really in now, or is a bigger shakeout still ahead? either way, we have some names that look pretty cheap s. >>> president trump unveiling his big -- on the what chance does either of these proposals have of goin

can sit down and enjoy a touch of bollywood the duns interlude however is merely an appetizer for the main attraction the dream that many indians and even non indians love to nourish most of all the doing of bollywood. the numbering more than one hundred the dream characters are of course made of flesh and blood some of them have played in some good or more than a thousand times some good or is the story of a prince who has to choose between two women one a princess the other a rebel initially i was not an actor i was a cricketer so. when i. joined this field i think i started with the mimicry and all. means. bollard films always inspired me. the need different and all emotions highly drama so. i get more do with it from that films i love theatre actually in charge of a camera i feel i feel as if as if i'm i'm blocked but i love speech i love being on stage i love the energy on stage i love the fact that we only get one take you know everything is life even if you make a mistake you have to live with it so that's that's a very challenging and and i just love stage i love gigi out to t

that the fbi looked at that a concealed carry permit holder -- >> when the president says he was want dungun adept teach. we have spoken to a number of teachers that have concealed carry permits, they don't particularly want to carry guns in most cases. but the concept that they would be able to fight off someone with an assault rifle, it holds no water. >> it is a troubling concept. i think it is important to emphasize very strongly that there is virtually no chance that just your average concealed carry permit holder could do anything positive in this setting. so one really has to be very cautious about the idea that suggesting a concealed carry permit holder with a pistol could stand up against a individual with an ar-15 or other assault weapon. the relative magnitudes of the dangerousness is so great that it is unlikely to work out. schools are very complicated areas for weaponry to be deployed by anyone other than trained police officers. >> there is people all over the lace, and shooting accurately in a confrontation is harder than people may think. >> john donahue, a statistical an

campaign, one is to hype it, play into it let russia create chaos and confusion and the other is to dun play -- down play it. donald trump takes the down play approach. the media takes the fall right into russia's hands and hype it approach. >> let me turn to one more subject. that is the rob porter case. after days of shifting explanations about the firing of him, fbi chief says his bureau told the white house about the abuse allegations about two ex wives last march, much earlier than the white house acknowledged. >> is the white house still maintaining that john kelly really had no idea about these allegations of domestic abuse until this story broke? >> i can only give you the best information i have and that's my understanding. >> does the president believe the women? >> again, the president takes all of these accusations very seriously. >> we see sarah huckabee sanders in a difficult position there. in fact politico reported that she wanted john kelly and house counsel to brief reporters rather than her being out there taking more fire repeating what they have told her, and there'

we're not dunning this guy. he's running around, dancing around saying, hey, look, i know all of these russians. i'm cool. i'm hip. i've got russian friends. >> that's right, chris. trump and nunez have been ginning up this false narrative that the warrant to spy on carter page was based on unreliable information from the field dossier and it was a prepegasus spy on the trump campaign. we now know that the fbi had suspected that carter page was a russian operative since 2013. in fact, they didn't start spying on him until a month after he left the trump campaign. so it's -- >> yeah. what is this -- you know, it's like a fake foul in sports. they keep calling it -- i'm getting back to clint. it's a fake foul. i was watching the game, some people are pretty good at this, looking like they've had their helmets pulled. they're very good at it. they show the tug. i just wondered whether in the world of spoofs when you deal with spies, is there an assumption that carter page is what he looks like, a fellow traveller,

and they are going to come dun to the low 20s the hmos pay 38% in health care, 38% tax rate that's going to 22%, 23%. >> you got something against small companies? >> no, i don't have anything against small companies. that's why i say you may be right, but i don't think it can be one or the other. it could be a combination of both. >> let me ask you, i know your answer will be let's be stock selective, but are you concerned that to stephanie's point maybe the market is sniffing out the higher rates, wants more cash and wants to focus on debt surfacing. >> you would have thought that makes sense until you look at the volatility of the russell versus the s&p you would have less vol in the s&p. not the case the russell 2000 has had less fall than the s&p, which is remarkable, which means that maybe, maybe, maybe, they just pointed out the valuations are crazy, because most of the companies don't make money you have to take them out. >> are you negative on the market now, josh >> no, i'm looking at this like a portfolio manager for a full portfolio and not one sleeve and i think kevin is rig

as i mentioned earlier russia and turkey who seem to be blaming us back to a rebel group for the dunning the plane in the freeness we were mentioning before we've got russia and turkey on one side we've got the u.s. about why p g on the other does this latest incident bring us any closer to a situation where russia and turkey on one side good to be facing off even just diplomatically if you like with the u.s. on the all those. well it's very convenient to blame the u.s. for their and so i suspect that if you mean if they make such a formal statement just saying it was a us the us gave the missiles to terrorists and the terror shot it down in turkey in russia are going to unite against the us sure but the evidence does not at the moment present that the turks as hard as russia turkish u.s. relations really complicated their crisscrossing ties with the kurds with the two country is three countries on other levels so i am sure they want to avoid a repeat of what happened two years ago when the turks were blamed for shooting down a russian plane so we may see them blame the us but beyond tha

tends to make the net interest grow mid to upper single digits and then if you can keep your expenses dunigits, 1% 20% which most banks pledge to do, then you get upper digit net income growth and you have 3% or 4% share buybacks and you have double digit ownings growth from low single digit loan growth. >> 5% to 7% is the exact figure for what 2% interest rate hike could mean in terms of the banks that will see the most benefit, that pullback was a buying opportunity. it's basically at pre-selloff levels do we miss the vote or are there still some that could benefit from this dynamic. >> the bkx up around 6% and the s&p is up one so you've narrowed the gap and at year end we were at roughly 66% relative pe for the bank group, now we're 71% so that is still below the long-term historic average of 75% to 78% would be what you would normally expect so the stocks are cheap still, they're no longer giving them away and in terms of picking one bank versus another, what i'd say is the differentials have gotten tighter. a couple years ago you'd have some banks trading at tangible book and others

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and get this, service so you order your big mac and then you go sit dun and someone brings it to youhoping this futures tick setup that they have that they're building there in chicago will actually be a real crowd pleaser, and draw in everybody for the mcdonald's huge menu -- >> yeah, yeah make it fast that's all i want. fast food should be fast. i think we agree on that one. so do i like it. thanks nicole now this, the epa is ready to clean up a landfill in missouri which contains radioactive material. it is the westlake landfill, it is a superfun site. epa administrator scott pruett is joining us all the way from the swamp to new york city to sit next to me. so welcome to the show. >> like wise. good to be with you. now this superfun site westlake place in missouri that's been superfun site for years and years and years. >> discovered in 1970. listed on national party list in 1990, 27 year when is i came into this position the agency still not made a decision on how to clean it up. i cleaned it up but make a decision how to do that. made it a priority as i came into the position t

e-mails of the lovers and the fact that they detest trump and they're the last offense, you know, it's dun president of the united states, has been given the short straw by the fbi and by the department of justice. i can totally understand why he is upset. i think the american people should be upset by the fact that we have now been distracted by this for over a year. they've come up with nothing but the three individuals that i've already mentioned. it doesn't come close to the president. there's not a single allegation. we must remember this is about an allegation that president trump help helped sabotage the american election and fix it in his favor by his collusion with our arch enemies the russians. there is no evidence of that and i think it's time for the american people and the department of justice and the justice system to move on from this. rachel: so geraldo i can't let you go without talking about daca. both you and i agree this is a pretty generous deal three times the amount of dreamers or daca recipients being offered citizenship than obama offered. do you think the democra

for those folks in the media in the room, there is something we have dunning -- done.est one of the ways mass shootings become more common is if you show their names and faces on television. we do not do that. i challenge you in the media. gun-control?nd you want to stop mass shootings? put your ratings behind your morality. and yet these folks in the media do not understand when trump criticizes the media, why the cha --ative media cheer. guys.not like you these are the guys who remind us that america is a restless till a racist, sexist, bigoted, homophobic country while they take home their pretty large paychecks while living in the freest country in world history of all the while claiming they are objective truth tellers. and why? because of trump. from holloway. hollywood is a place were nobody to the right of karl marx and get a job or anyone who voted for president trump who hides for fear of losing their crew. it is where it is impossible to make a movie about evil jihadists. hollywood,ing about these purveyors of pc, where deepban families -- relationships. whe