frankenstein like, i think this has fantastic medical potentialm frankenstein like, i think this hasotential. it was lovely to see you, have a great day. hi there. it felt pretty chilly at times yesterday, didn't it? in the highlands of scotland. not bad going for late april. you can see the snow cover here at kincraig in the highlands. and we even had a dusting of snow further south, as far south as staffordshire, up in the north—west midlands. those showers have been feeding in, then, on a brisk north—easterly wind, but over more recent hours, we've seen those showers tending to become confined more to coastal districts, northern scotland, around the eastern side of england, western wales, and cornwall as well. but, as we go through the day today, we are going to see a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. plenty of these thunderclouds will be developing as the day goes by, particularly across eastern stretches of england. and it is going to be a chilly start to the morning. there should be plenty of sunshine around, yes, but showers from the word go near to the east coast of engl

just like it's not frankenstein, it's "frankenstein's monster."us back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing.

the return of a bunch of classic monsters including the wolfman, the invisible man, the bride of frankensteine plan is to have them all intersect in the future the same way the avengers are doing. >> some epic franchises are coming back this summer. first up, guardians of the galaxy, volume two. chris pratt. do we need another reason? >> hope you're ready. it's gonna be here any minute. >> it picks up just a couple of months after the first movie. >> that's intense. >> the guardians gang is back. and that means lots of action. flying on wires. chris pratt's slightly scruffier stunt double. and bradley cooper as the voice of the raccoon. >> mature yourself! >> the character we love. voiced by vin diesel. >> i am garut. i am garut. >> i love the gentle giant aspect. >> chris offered up a tour. >> see how they film me and transport me to another universe. what, the pyramids? am i in egypt now? what, another of the world's wonders? special effects aside, the best part of chris was getting to work with his man crush, kurt russell. >> who the hell are you? >> i'm your dad, peter. >> there was a fat

playing on mary shelley's story of frankenstein, we see an irish frankenstein threatening the social order. o'connell one, daniel as a huge potato. i guess it is something like you are what you eat. in essence, the poverty and irishr that characterized living conditions was more or less racialized and seeing as a natural consequence of irish national character. here is another one that indicates this kind of racial is , this-- racialization time with women. significant legislation that would have benefited ireland's economic under sector was passed by the parliament in the pre-famine decades. one piece of fish legislation that did try to tackle widespread poverty and reform the alleged deficiencies in the irish national character was the poor law act of 1838. based on their commission from five years earlier, they divided districtsy into 130 where they would provide work for the most destitute poor. givenr relief and aid outside the workhouse was severely restricted. the vegemite pain criteria was criteria sodmission only the absolute destitute would qualify for entrance. husbands we

so the first one that they're trying to do was frankenstein. and then this was son of frankenstein.thought you meant obamacare was the original frankenstein. >> no, no. they're trying to re -- regrow this thing -- which was already dead. >> tell me we need to do something, though, right? >> my question is this. even if they can agree in the house on a compromise, when they go to the senate, don't they still need to get some democrats on board to get to the 60 vote threshold and aren't the republicans -- the republican senators not fully on board with what's coming out of the house? how does that -- how do you feel like that plays out? >> well, my personal view, austan, is that a more bipartisan approach that would get 60 votes in the senate would result in stronger and better policy. but republicans have said, you know what? we don't think we have a willing partner on the other side for repealing and replacing obamacare, which is understandable. and so they're going with this reconciliation process that requires only 50 votes in the senate. now the problem with the reconciliation pr

guy we have to cut a deal with after the suez, and he loses it and says basically, nasser is frankenstein'sster. we created the guy. every major success he got, he got because we handed it to him, and he is taking it, pocketing it, and undermining us. dulles was not a friend of israel. he really had some very strongly anti-zionist feelings. i would go so far as to say they were anti-semitic attitudes. brian: this is a sidebar question. as long as i have been here, been dulles national airport. but there is no monument for eisenhower. why they honor john foster dulles so early, but nothing for eisenhower? michael: i really don't know. great question. maybe it was eisenhower himself who did that. built?s dulles airport brian: i think it was 1962. michael: i really don't know. he died in office. and he was a great man. the signs of anti-semitism notwithstanding, he was an incredibly impressive figure. brian: britain, israel, and france attacked egypt? michael: yes. brian: was that our aircraft carrier or did it belong to britain or france? michael: i don't know. i wasn't watching close enough.

majority of those people that the republican party doesn't speak to their interests and very quickly, frankenstein is the name of the doctor, not the monster so in mary shelley's viewpoint, donald trump is not been created out of the head of zeus to mix metaphors but has emerged lee from people, paul ryan, john weiner --boehner who use the narrow conception of race that found monstrous and heated and passionate expression in trump. [applause] >> i think the experience of african-american republicans as they expressed it to me was one of feeling trump come out of nowhere and what struck me interestingly after the election i was in contact with a lot of my informants, there was definitely a feeling of where black republicans were like pleasure i can take from this election cycle is now moderate white republicans know what it is like to be me, have a republican party seen in ways that are indefensible to people around you and feeling like you constantly have to explain. explain away gas. donald trump didn't create anything do. african-american republicans constantly talk about feeling like now i have

that nasser the way of the future and arguments again nd kind of loses it and says nasser is frankenstein'sonster. every success he's had is it. se he's taken dulles couldn't say he was a really f israel and he antizionist trongly feelings and i would go so far antisemitic are attitudes. >> this is a sidebar question. this g as i've been in town, forever, there has been a monument to john foster dulles, state, er secretary of called the dulles international airport. dwight no monument to eisenhower. >> as you know, there's one in the works. >> why did they honor him so far this game and eisenhower as president hasn't gotten any mention? >> it's a great question. i wonder if it was eisenhower himself who might have done that. i don't know. the dulles airport built? do you know? >> i think it was 1962. would have been kennedy then. i really don't know. good question. he died in office, dulles. maybe there was -- and he was a great man. signs of antisemeticism not with standing. >> let's go back. britain and france attacked egypt? >> yes. planes. the was that our aircraft carrier or did it bel

. >> he's not the product of himself, if we're sticking to horror, frankenstein is the name of the doctornot the monster. >> he's got virtually no support on capitol hill on this statement. >> it's amazing to watch the white house continue to argue that the earth is flat. >> sean: it turns out to destroy trump media they had no facts when the partisan press, when they got bored scolding president trump over his tweet they went right back to the same conspiracy eight months now trump concluded with the russians to win the election, a baseless claim that the mainstream media has been out there with all these months without one single shred of evidence, not one, watch this. >> i'll say it again, this russian connection just keeps building it every time it builds an expense you have to wonder if trump himself isn't worried about what's swirling around under the covers. >> cnn has learned new details of the fbi investigation into potential links between individuals associated with the trump campaign of the russian government. >> specifically i think it means a federal judge found that people i

>> frankenstein. >> the hulk. >> had a coon a ma tad a. >> oh, you're wise. >> i know, i have alwaysmy house. my grandmother's favorite animal. isn't that weird? >> she also has dead people. >> my grandmother is the one who came to visit me through snap chat. >> at the end of the segment put up that snap chat thing because it freaks me out. >> scar. >> i take your sharpee. >> okay. >> okay? on the front of the mask, in the boarders, in the white spaces there, try this at home, too, just get piece of paper, put a little quick mask on it. now, write on there, when you leave your home, or inside of your home, whenever you have interaction with other people, what are you trying to project? what positive do you think that you have, meredith, that you project to the world? >> how many do we need to write? >> let's try to do five. >> okay. >> you know, what you're trying to show to us about you. >> this is hard. >> should i put feistyiness. >> you're feisty. >> i think -- >> what do you want the world to see when you walk into the room? what are you trying to say? what are you projecting? >

launching the return of a bunch of monsters including the wolmfman the invisible man and the bride of frankenstein. >>> while we wait for those movies to start rolling in, some epic franchises are coming back for more fun this summer. >> let's start with guardians of the galaxy 2 because it's got chris pratt. do we need another reason? >> i'll be ready. going to be here any minute. >> guardians of the galaxy volume 2 picks up a couple of months after the first movie. peter, aka star lord, is the guy who's going to take care of this band of misfits and be the quote, unquote, leader of this group of heroes. >> that's a fence. >> the guardians gang is back, and that means lots of action, flying on wires, chris pratt's slightly scruffier stunt double, and new dad bradley cooper as the voice of rocket raccoon. >> they were not looking at you funny. you've got anger issues. mature yourself. >> but the character we l-o-v-e is adorable baby groot voiced by vin diesel. >> i am groot. >> i am groot. >> i love the gentle giant aspect of groot. >> and action. ♪ >> chris offered up a tour of the guardians set

[laughs] this thing is like the son of frankenstein. >> dana: four people out there that need help onobamacare. >> i agree with that and if you look at the new version of trump care, they are going to make it so that if you have ever had a pre-existing condition, your prices can go way up, at the estimates are, if you have had breast cancer, your premium will go up $28,000 a year. the thing is, that will never pass. even if by some miracle, they can convince the house to pass that, it's a terrible idea and when it goes to the senate, the republicans in the senate will kill it and if by some miracle, the republicans didn't kill it, the democrats would kill it. >> dana: they might dispute those numbers. math is not my best strength. when you said earlier today, you said that the democrats are very comfortable having their civil war. you guys are comfortable. i feel like republicans rehash it over and over again we keep saying, no, we do get along. do you think the democrats to a better job than republicans that accepting differences of opinion? especially when you look at the bernie san

you know, again, created in some frankenstein lab of advertising and this is what you ended up with.alking off a commercial while being in the middle of a commercial. >> right. so they are -- look. all advertising is something of a compression of ideas into a very small spot. if you look at the super bowl and the coke ad or the budweiser ad or the 84 lumber ad, you know, those are narrative that is work and very, very effective. this, again, on paper something they thought would work out but it didn't. it's going to produce these kinds of memes and commentary and what pepsi wanted was relevant and an association with young people. now they'll become the laughingstock. >> what kind of effect could this have on pepsi now? >> it will have this effect in terms of the bottom line, not much. it's a massive company. they may not sell as much soda to people. i don't think it will have an effect on kendall jenner. she is just in the commercial. it isn't her fault but i think it's going to be a cautionary tale for a lot of other marketers who have to be very careful about how they sell things.

frankenstein, and jonah was igor and we gave him a dinosaur and let him go to town. >> these kids are you and your sister, brother and sister act, also a dark movie. >> a little bit, i guess. >> how fun was it to make it? >> it was fun. it was fun. it was about a 20 hours about once a week we would work on it for a month or so and eventually it came together. >> the winners are going to be announced tonight. good luck to everybody there. there is a $5,000 check involved. go to >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. temperatures mid to upper 50s by 9:00. 60s and 70s at 4:00 and 50s and 60s at 7:00. so it's a real nice day >> they're vying for the golden fish. michael, back to you. >> nothing like a golden fish. >>> now we're gearing up for earth day with a very special look at some of the world's most amazing animals. featured in the new disney nature documentary "born in china." i got a chance to sit down with disney's ambassador jane goodall for an exciting sneak peek. this is the china we think we know. ♪ >> reporter: and this is the china we're just learning abou

i refer to him as my frankenstein monster.as a time that sheriff clarke had things to say but clearly the big hat has gotten the best of him. i don't see that as a plausible future for him. >> and lena taylor, is there a job that sheriff clarke could do? could you think of career options for him at the end if unemployed? >> you know, i can'think of a job that i want him to have, joy. >> do you need him in the legislature? >> i would never hire him. i'm so glad that charlie and i agree that david clarke is all hat and no cattle. >> we specifically tried to get lena taylor and charlie sykes on tv. friend of the show. >>> coming up, lawrence o'donnell is here to talk bill o'reilly. and he'll do it live. more on "joy" next. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help gui