chris is all about the the fudge. >> bring me the fudge. >> we will get to that in a a few minutes. i want to show you the mall. usually it is super busy but fairly busy for being a cloudy, drizzly day and the reason why is what do you do down the shore when it is cloudy, you eat right? maybe go to the ugly mug and have a cocktail and you shop and all these people here are shopping right guys. >> yes. >> bring the baby over. the baby is bundled up, because it is a chilly day. are you on vacation. >> we are yes. >> where are you from. >> allentown pennsylvania. >> little cool for you right big guy. >> he is hanging in there multiple layers. >> maybe in by next week even. thanks very much. have a good time. >> thank you. >> we are talking about drizzly conditions, take a look at storm scan three cloud will stick around and so will the rain for at least the next 12 hours or so and tomorrow we will see improvement. lets talk about the wind. it has been breezy here today, wildwood, same wind out of the north east at 21 miles an hour, same here in cape may, atlantic city is the same susta

cake. >> to make peanut butter fudge, take the peanut butter and melt it down. to cook down the sugar, add some sugar with it to make some icing. we have brownies for the crust. we'll roll that out and make it like a layered brownie fudge and then once we get that done, we'll melt down the candy bars and put that on top. it's like rocking up a crack rock. >> rocking up a crack rock? i never did that, sir. >> [ bleep ] looking good ain't it, bro? >> [ bleep ] yeah. >> melt down the chocolate. you have to spread it out before it starts hardening up. that's it. guaranteed if you don't have diabetes after this, you will. >> here's to the month of april. another month in the books. >> 394 more months to go and i'm out of here, thank god. we're making quesadillas for may? >> i don't know. >> while all four men are serving lengthy sentences, gaskill, harper and carr received theirs as a result of multiple convictions for mainly drug-related offenses. but gaskill's cellmate, fabian gomez, is serving 40 years for taking a life. >> i feel pain because i did horrible thing

. >> national fudge day.ed and picked some up on the boardwalk this weekend so yes enjoy some fudge today. it's also national eat your vegetables day so we're trying to sort of balance things out. we're celebrating those things today. watching a little fog this morning and warning you about some construction tonight in the suburbs. they're going to be closing this ramp in delaware county. it's the ramp from the northbound lanes of 95 to the northbound lanes of 476 the blue route starting a new improvement project here so starting at 9:00 tonight this ramp is going to be closed just for the overnight hours. it will be opened by tomorrow morning's commute. but instead, if you're out and about during the overnight maybe use the ramps at 320 or up at ridly park instead of this ramp from northbound 95 to the northbound blue route. elsewhere in delco a new construction project started yesterday along macdade boulevard. that too is closing but during the mid days this week between oak lane there by the dunkin' donut

. >> with rainbow jimmies and hot fudge whipped cream. >> um-hmm. >> what do i have. >> you have thee cream. >> i love banana ice cream nuts and hot fudge strawberries. >> okay, all right. >> you got the smores. >> smores and vanilla what else did you get. >> check late sprinkles. >> i see a strawberry in there. >> whipped cream. >> how much does this cost. >> this is,$7.25. >> i feel ready do we do forks or spoons. >> whatever you like good dig in. >> 123, go a lot of banana straw bring. >> what do you think. >> is it good. >> i love you. >> it all melts together. >> is the place full in the summer. >> yes, it is. >> jordan, how is yours amazing just like it always is, so good. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> great place. >> 2 cents and a plane, margate. >> jordan, she will be our food critic. i took her live to the opening of the cheese stake factory in downtown philly at 18th and chestnut. >> thank you so much. it was amazing. >> how was the cookie batter. >> i ate the whole thing. >> i love cake batter icing. >> where are you putting it all. >> it is going somewhere. >> chris

just for a couple of days some kind of bridge loan which will be some kind of fudge here.don't know whether greece will be able to repay the debt on tuesday and the imf promised to not allow greece a grace period right? so for me the interesting question is who will pull the trigger? no one wants to pull the trigger, right? not the imf not the european central bank because the european central bank is not meant to make such a decision of far reaching consequences. not the members of the other eu member states, not angela merkel doesn't want to go down in history as the german chancellor who caused the tragedy. we don't know whether the exit of greece from the single european currency will be. the wider -- what tsipras is betting on. >> some of the eu countries are saying we have to discuss plan b. what's plan b? >> well plan b would be obviously imposing capital controls and then the banks might not even be reopened on monday. the plan b would be a preparation for an orderly exit of greece from the european union. and mind you i've been saying for the last five years is th

. >>> one of the fudge at thises who break out of a new york state prison three weeks ago is dead. richard matt was shot and killed earlier today but the other killer who escaped with him, david sweat, is still on the loose. we have been following the story. do we know where he is? >> no. sweat is on the run but application think they're closing in on him. nearly three weeks after they busted out of prison it was a bloody ending. matt was shot and killed this afternoon 40 miles ferv the prison where he escaped. >> in the end, it was a phone call to police by campers that brought an end to richard matt's short life on the run to an end. >> as we were doing the ground search in the area there was movement detected and a tactical team came in and met up with matt in the woods, challenged him, and he was shot dead by border patrol at that time. >>reporter: matt was killed near an area where investigators discovered dna evidence in two hunting cabins that indicated matt and his fellow escapee david sweat had been there. >> you never want to see anyone lose their life. but i would remind

. >>> again with the discovery of the new forensic evidence, officials leave the two fudge -- fugitives are likely in the area near the prison. they are urging residents to remain vigilant. live in new york, elizabeth hur abc. back to you. >> the city of charleston, south carolina is preparing for a week of funerals. the nine victims of the massacre will be laid to rest this week. mother emanuel search will reopened yesterday. thousands marched across the iconic bridge gathered to stake a stand against hate. the tragedy renewed the debate over the confederate flag whether it is a symbol of hate or part of history. >>> police are looking for a killer in northeast philadelphia. a 21-year-old man was shot to death along the 1700 block of scattergood street. he was found on the sidewalk. the victim was pronounced at the scene. homicide detectives have not named a suspect or possible motive. >>> police are looking for the gunman who shot two people in north philadelphia overnight. one of the victims was in a toyota camry on north 11th street. he told investigators he was driving he saw a gro

to address our growing city and the shrinking fte count i support what you said about the planning fudges we need a dedicated professional and has at education and background to solely look at where we need to go 3 or 5 years from now, some of the trend in ems to be able to get us where we need to go so we can look proactively and not only retaking accurately we received funding for ems go supervision plan not fully if you wanted we're looking how to deal with that and we're grateful for funding but there are certain things we didn't quite get fund for we believe that we're definitely headed in the right direction but press for the staffing we believe we need and the equipment we believe we need as i state about 90 percent goes to the well deferring men and women in our department but that leaves a relatively small amateur for the fuel and facilities so we want to make sure we believe through the planning and policy analysis process we'll be able to further plead our case full. >> as a result of you know there was a recent paramedic class and as well as new ambulances has that led to a de

i may write a paper on it you really set up gap to protect people from earnings that are sort of fudged'll go out or have your they do gap and then they go out on the road shows and explain that gap, don't worry about gap. let's talk about what we think the earnings are. and the earnings are completely confused. the ceos, many of them good guys, many wall street guys are good guys, but still. a lot of them are selling these companies based on these earnings. >> do you think that we're going to have a dramatic pull-back in stocks? it's moved away from high yield for a moment. but overall the u.s. equity market, do you think it's in store for a dramatic pullback? >> look, i personally do, but i'm not -- i will tell you to me it's a no-brainer. i like to look for no-brainers and the high yield to me is really a no-brainer. 98%. the market, nobody can tell you when a market is going to fall apart. i do think you're going to have a dramatic pullback. i think certain things may happen. the government and the regulators should be looking at the way earnings are reported, earning estimates are

in second place is steak n shake's burger and fries with chocolate fudge brown you milkshake, that's 2500 calories. and rounding out the top three is the three meat plate in the south bay. all of these are more calories than you're supposed to eat in an entire day. we'll be right back. you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. >>> coming up next, game one of the stanley cup finals. the chicago blackhawks and tampa bay lightning. join us after the game for an 8:00 p.m. of nbc bay area news. among the stories we're working on a popular trail in the south bay where someone might be trying to poison pets. that story right after our stanley cup finals coverage and our news cast. we're back here at 11:00 p.m. >>> a breaking tradition on the eve of the nba finals. the oakland and cleveland mayor won't bet against each other. instead, they're challenging fans to raise

to address our growing city and the shrinking fte count i support what you said about the planning fudges we need a dedicated professional and has at education and background to solely look at where we need to go 3 or 5 years from now, some of the trend in ems to be able to get us where we need to go so we can look proactively and not only retaking accurately we received fundin

. >> i'm optimistic that something at least can be fudged together in the last-minute.some debate over this june 30 payment deadline to the imf just because we have to consider the fact that the imf is a slightly different beast perhaps compared with private bond holders. when you go into debt and miss a payment to them you are in default and missed payment to imf is in arrears and that is not in default and the thought process is greece can buy a bit more time until the next deadline which is july 20 and the ideal scenario for imf would be the original bailout proposal and i think what is giving markets a little bit at the moment is why we have not seen stock markets fall off a cliff as we get closer to this deadline is this seems like it's a negotiating tactic that the institution is going to push greece as far as we can and get as close to the old arrangement as possible. >>> south africa commission investigating the deaths of 34 striking miners recommending a criminal investigation into police behavior and officers always claimed they were acting in self-defense whe

temperatures low 70s, dew points in the seven 70s, like wacking outside and wading through hot fudgen the air except not nearly as delicious as that would be. 89 degrees the high in philadelphia today. eighty-two down the shore. seventy in the poconos chance of thunderstorms through the afternoon. now we economic in with vittoria. >> good morning. not dealing with too much rush hour. forming on 59, traveling into downtown philadelphia, primarily around the allegheny and girard avenue. but, we are dealing with a incident on 476 southbound at germantown pike. the majority of the incident or at least all of it really is off toward the shoulder, and traffic moving by, just fine, but it is definitely something that is out there. if you are traveling on 422 again, just few more vehicles developing on the eastbound side as you rounds around trooper. only the start of t it will only get busier. keep it here. >> it may be june, but a swarm every may flies even snapped traffic on roads, the flies live for only one day, but they make sure reproduce soon millions are just flying around and you s

they got their taffy and their fudge. >> we got it. >> thank you by the way. >> you're welcome.ext week we'll be live from ocean city. so a lot of good eats there as well. we are looking at a really nice weekend from the city to the poconos to the shore. tomorrow is transition day. take a look outside where we do have light showers moving in due to a storm system to our south. and we'll see some showers possibly lingering into tomorrow morning. and then the chance will wane over the course of the day. in center city philadelphia, cooling down through the 50s to night. on storm scan3 this is the big view you can see a very wide circulation with this area of low pressure. this counterclockwise circulation with moisture mushing inland. it's through south jersey, i drove through it on the way back from the shore this evening but it is pushing into new castle county delaware, you can see areas of delaware county even chester county through philadelphia, montgomery county, lower parts of bucks. i don't think it will make it into the lehigh valley. drier air there. but we are in for so

. >> you can't fudge -- or maybe you can, i guess you can fudge anything, as mr. haskins was talking about. if you look at five years out from a period of time when somebody graduates, if he's got a job making $50,000 a year you know that that's a metric you can look to as opposed to another college where only 30% of their students five years out have a job of $50,000 a year or more. >> i can already tell you one problem with that. then you have to adjust for the situation of those people who when they went to those schools because there will be schools that deal with students who are less well prepared then we've put into the law well, if your students are less well prepared you don't to earn as much. then you start to see loopholes and things working their way into regulation so that's what we've seen repeatedly. >> would some transparency -- would that assist in terms of if you provide students, parents, with all the information you can, a number of metrics, that would establish -- there's no perfect metric right? and you can fudge almost anything. but if you h

selling desserts and ice cream and as we showed you, the triple fudge brownie.grow the consumer the of millenials while at same time selling what people see as a high calorie food? john: sure. about 45% of our sales are actually food. dairy queen, we have become a full-fledged qsr. and treats.ges, it is about a great mixture. several years ago we launched our own buck lunch and -- orange julius product. many of our customers come to dairy queen to have a great smoothie. our salade upgraded program. those items are made in store for customers and we really believe our customers will love those products. taking out about artificial ingredients, the trans-fats and hormones? are you moving in that direction? the whole industry is. when you look back four years ago, we started removing trans fats from our products and of .5 grams peras serving. now there is new rulings that to completely remove trans fats. equally as important, about a month ago, we removed, or will removed carbonated soft drinks from our kids menu. mothers said we don't want to walk into a store and

confirmed that but again this of restore black church and trout in south carolina right now police are fudging for watching suspect the guy in his early 20s clean shaven we will continue to fall that story in the repertory of south carolina a book that teaches children about homosexuality and the teacher who says it is a proper part of his lesson plan starbucks get ready to adopt a san francisco staple we will explain next. .. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. >>pam moore: there will be closing the store this fall as according to the parent company star but the the france has been in the bay area for decades starbucks says that the

>> forbidden fudge is the finest of the term people want what they can't have.unusual ways like this. what i do think is interesting about the very unfortunate episode is what the reaction is. people say it proves this is a racist country. within 24 hours the kids who led the chant were kicked out of school. they were kicked off campus the fraternity was shut down. the national fraternity headquarters disowned them. and the country said my god, this is disgusting. i see this as a glass that is 5% empty and 95% full. john: nobody raised the free speech issue. this is a state school you're supposed to be able to say horrible things and stay in school and have people criticize you? >> this is true. if this were a private school, you could get booted. if it's a state school they could have the right to bring that to court if they wanted to. john: don't they have a double standard? recently this duke professor posts something and says at my school virtually every black has a strange new name that symbolizes their lack of desire for integration as opposed to asians wh

there are ways to be fudged. that is the big problem. other problem is these people are not paid enough. so you are getting people enough enough -- who are not respecting the job so it is not probably enough. they have a bad attitude how important the job is. are there bonuses for how many thinks they find? they will look for the easy stuff. i don't know the structure within the tsa that would limit them to go for the easy stuff. it is harder to find things like a disclosed. >> after 9/11 how could you not know how important that is? >> the biggest difference is -- >> there is a couple things differently. the israeli's profile and that is a big debate we have had in this country. it is politically incorrect so we don't do it. we know the structure of the tsa. it is run by the government. the va the tsa, the nsa, the irs -- how are they going to fire anyone because there is no competition? where is the motivation and moral? i think if you get a republican president in you run on privatizing the airport security. >> that is one of the most

meanwhile, investigators are talking to other prison workers who may have helped the fudge -- fugitives. >> a drunk driver hit nearly ten parked cars in somerton section of philadelphia. the cars were left a mangled mess it happened at 10:15. investigators say a man lost control of the dodge ram and hit nine parked vehicles. he was arrested and charged with dui. nobody was hurt. >>> new this morning a driver being treated for injuries and police say a heroin overdose after he rammed into five parked cars. it began on walnut street in camden. he lost control and hit a parked car. he kept going and hit another four cars before stopping. he was rushed to cooper university medical center. police found a used syringe on him. >>> three cars collided in doylestown bucks county injuring 8 people. the action cam was on the scene at pebble hill and spring valley road. one victim was flown to temple university hospital, no word on their condition or what cause the the crash. >>> investigators in cumberland county are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed a house. chopper 6 was ov

the original version says, "his voice is warm and husky, like dark melted chocolate fudge caramel." version is, "my voice is wicked horse from yelling at the sox game last night." [ laughter ] and finally, the original version says, "he pulled me close and right away i could tell he knew exactly what he was doing." the guy version says, "i have no clue what i'm doing." [ laughter ] we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey! welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] guys, i quickly want to mention i have a children's book coming out. higgins, you know me. i'm a children's author. >> steve: i know it, yes. >> jimmy: thank you. and it comes out june 9th. it's called "your baby's first words will be dada." >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: yeah. i'm trying to teach -- because i have this baby and i just really want her to say "dada" first. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so it's a picture book. it's very easy to read. there's probably about ten words in the whole book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you know for

we might see a muddle through or fudge to postpone the day. >> which is hardly satisfactory. why are the two sides refusing to come together. what are they quibbling over? >> it's interesting. the greeks made huge concessions. very have made so many you turns. they no longer stick to not raising taxes, to no austerity and privatisation, all the things are happening. it's in the detail where there's difference one is pensions how to deal with the fact that pension payments takes a big percentages of all greek spending and the europeans and other institutions want them to be cut back faster end retirement payments earlier than the greeks propose, and rethink the spending cuts and where they might come rather than rely on tax increases which the greeks wanted to be based on the wealthy playing more and corporations paying more. they think that that is not sustainable, they need something more drastic to what the greeks propose. there's a difference, but the greeks will find it difficult to take back to the parliament - actually, we have proposed austerity, how much the deficit n

. >> i'm optimistic that something can be fudged together in the last minute. there is some debate over this june 30 payment deadline to the i.m.f. just because we had to consider the fact that the i.m.f. is a slightly different beast compared to private bond holders, when you go into debt and miss a payment to private bond holders you're in a default. when it's missed to the i.m.f., that puts you in arrears. that's not necessarily default here so the thought process is that perhaps greece can buy a bit more time in my the next deadline july 20. the ideal scenario would just be the original bailout propose am and i think what's giving markets a little hope at the moment is why we haven't seen stock markets fall off a cliff as we get closer to this deadline. this seems like maybe a negotiating tactic that the institution are really just going to push greece as far as they can and get as close to that old arrangement as possible. >> to indonesia where more than 10,000 villages living close to an and i have volcano have been forced out of their homes. it has been

>> it makes it like a really sweet cupcake but just with less butter cream and fudge to go on top. >>o is our anchor he likes brownies and talking about brown ills. look at these brownies. do you think i could talk you into a brown fry micah? >> i think we could do that. >> isn't she knew how about the cheese cakes? oh my goodness. >> cheese cake, car a miss ooh, a lot of cake to offer. >> last but not least on the cakes, you have father day cakes out for us. >> fathers day this sunday taking orders. >> how is your dad, good guy? >> great guy. >> do you always get him a tie or something create sniff. >> he is a cop. so he's down with anything for food. >> really? >> i. >> hey can you take us in the back? this will be fun. hey guys. keep it clean. we're coming through. so the coolest thing i notice bad this bakery it is an open concept here. most bakeries, the stuff is made down in the dungeon then they bring it up? >> that's right. >> here not only do you get to come inside and look at how you guys assemble, right here on 21st street you can check it out. >> exactly, open kitchen. we

not sure if the fudge tifrs aregitives are holed up nearby. richard has done it before broke out of a new york jail convicted of killing a man in mexico. one police captain calling him the most vicious, evil person i've come across. both men convicted of brutal murders but now back out with little to lose as a former inmate. >> the moment they're not in their cell anymore, they're attempting to escape at least in theory, you know, deadly force would be authorized. >> that was nbc's miguel ailreporting. >>> pilot returned to the st. petersburg/clearwater area after crew reported smoke in the cabin cabin. passengers had to jump down emergency slides. >> it's a little drop. a few people did fall. a couple children were crying and such but all of the passengers were wonderful helping each other out. >> in the terminal passengers were given pizzas and drinks and told they would get full refunds and $200 voucher. >>> belgium police arrested 16 people suspected of being islamic extremeistsextremists. most of those in the country are chechen. police c

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. >> email fudge. >> one more topic here. calls 911 because his cat attacks him go. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency. >> i have a problem in my home. i cannot go inside in my home. >> what's the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i wasn't -- he attacked me and he scratched me in my leg and bite me. so me and my wife, we come outside and now we can not go in the home like three or four hours. >> i hope that cat was arrested gutfeld, you know. >> me too. one real concern. why are these calls public? let's say you are an n. an embarrassing situation where on a friday night you accidently fell on something. i'm not going to call 911. i don't want -- i'm a host of a show i don't want. >> you don't want the 911 call out there. >> people are against the nsa but they are okay with that. >> that guy put up a phony accent. he speaks like a yuppy. >> i don't like cats. are sneaky disloyal imgreats. they are like homegrown terrorists. you welcome them in your house and showing love next thing you

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cumberland, maine, when they're not frolicking around the barnes in bunny is', busy making cheese, fudgend carmel. >> photos after buff kangaroo from australia are also going viral on the internetment don't mess with roger. there he is. the giant red kangaroo. these are photos of the 6-foot five, 192 pounder flexing his muscles, at the kangaroo sactuary. alice spring. how strong is he? well he crushes metal feeding buckets between his pause to work out. >> i think that's one of his hand right there. for fun he likes to chase his human keepers. that may not be so much fun for the keeper. a big lost for the cavaliers following game one of the nba finals, plus the phillies trying to get things turned around at home this weekend sports coming up next. >> scare moments at fenway park when fan is injured in the stands. we'll also have that, back with that, and much more, in just a few minute. >> phillies opening three dame series. lost five straight games to the braves and pirates. good thing for the phillies, pick it up in the first. runner on third howard crushes this baseball, goes into the

you can fudge almost anything. if you have a number of metrics, give them a lot of information on which institution they want to go to and inject competitiveness into the process. college a competes against college b for the same student knows i have to be better than this guy. >> i think intuitively it would work. we have seen lots of that as already available for colleges. mike's "u.s. news and report" evaluations but they do tell you stuff like graduation rates and things like that. federal government has had a college navigator now for several years. what we have seen is that people tend to not use a lot of information we make available. i think part of that problem is we want to do good with aid, but part of what aid does is make this decision, we will pay for this decision, and it is not necessarily your money or money you have right now that is part of that. i think part of the solution is counterintuitive but people selecting schools need to have more of their own money involved rather than third-party fund

fudge. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary for being here. let me just say what i think we spend on feeding kids in this country is a great value. especially since we spend about $3 million per hour on war that we have never authorized. mr. secretary not profit organizations and school vs to operate after school meal programs and summer meal programs separately. these programs serve the same kids, the same meals at the same location just at different times of the year. now, they have different sets of paper work and often operate under different state agencies. it is a huge burden of paper work. is there any opportunity to streamline these programs and make them easier to operate? >> well, the answer obviously, we should look for ways to streamline the programs and yesterday in baltimore we sort of committed ourselves to a demonstration project in the city of baltimore to see if that -- if we could work on creating process. apparently we have a rule that says you can't serve three meals at the same location. and so we're going to have a demon

up going to the jersey shore stone harbor, avalon, we were probably passing each other and getting fudge at the same time and never knew it. >> video evidence. >> yes. >> you have to look for it. >> well, weather today got better. it is warm. we have had some sunshine. weekend doesn't look great but it could be worse. we have sunshine each day to get outside and enjoy. we will be dodging rain drops. keep an eye to the sky and keep that rain gear handy. lets look at this evening. you can see dark cloud off to the right-hand side there. that is system moving by to the north. we have thunderstorms over northeast philadelphia right now and see cloud blowing off from that. over center city into south philadelphia we are looking at sunshine and blue skies that is depending where you are some spots seeing some showers, and other spots staying dry. thinks our go pro cam on sky cam three, lets look the at storm scan three we have a sweep going and a few spotty showers and storms. any of these producing downpours i have heard from you on twitter. appreciate the reports. a quick downpour and then m

ask you, when i'm looking at the statistics and i have no reason to believe that the government is fudging million people have gained health insurance since the affordable care act became law five years ago. more people have insurance now than since we even began reporting these numbers. rates are down, pre-existing conditions are no longer a problem. these are the kinds of things that a lot of americans are hearing as very good things. why do you dispute that? >> well, because i listen to the people in my district, and this thing is not working for them. they're having real hard times trying to meet the deductible levels. some of them can't afford the premiums. and people are finding they have real restrictions on the health care that's available to them. everything i'm hearing in my district is people do not like this law, they want it repealed and replaced with something that works with them, that empowers them and not some bureaucrat in washington. so we'll continue to fight and i think we'll be successful. >> but 50 challenges already, and you have been part of that, as well. it's not

he may still win by fudging it.elissa: he, is allowed to apply for an extension he told charlie gasparino's sources say he won't file the extension. david: very interesting to read. the taliban launching a brazen attack in afghan capital, largely stopped by afghan forces. six gunmen tried to storm the parliament in kabul after a suicide bomber struck outside but afghan forces fought back killing all six gunman. two civilians were killed in the bombing, dozens more were injured. the attack happened just as the parliament considered nomination of a new defense minister. all the lawmakers were evacuated to safety. melissa? melissa: new warning on the dangers of isis here in the u.s. a 19-year-old north carolina man is arrested, is under arrest for planning to quote, gun down a large number of citizens in attacks to support isis. that is the 10th arrest of an isis supporter here at home just this past month, 10 in this past month. our next guest warns that isis could be winning the war. joining me with his perspective,

from the start and have to take it with a grain of salt at the moment and i hope something can be fudgedher in the last-minute and there is some debate over this june 30 payment deadline to imf because we have to consider the imf is a slightly different beast to that compared with private bond holders when you go into debt and miss a payment to private bond holders you are in a default. when you miss a payment to imf that puts you in arrears and that is not necessarily default here so then the thought process is that perhaps greece can still buy a bit more time before the next deadline which is july 20th. >> i get you so missing june the 30th debt repayment to imf is not the end of the world but the imf has been very tough on greece hasn't it greece has put forward several deals or several compromises of its own and imf not impressed by any of them so far, is that because greece is not giving it what it wants? >> well the ideal scenario for imf would be the original bailout proposal and i think what is giving markets a little bit of hope at the moment is why we have not seen stock market

one of the things they said she has often fudged who she is.me she was born in a tepee. she had to use bows and arrows to hunt for food as a child. she lived in south africa. she said none of these things are true. it seems as she was -- here let me play you a moment of what they said about who she is. >> sure. >> we taught our children as we raised all six of them tell the truth. always be honest and so we weren't going to lie. we told the truth. >> that's why they say they're speaking out now. it seems -- back to your original point. something psychological is happening with her relationship that started this. >> right. who knows what is happening with her and those parents. they have to speak to that. i can't speak to that. however, there's a long history of kind of racial passing and appropriation in this country, and there is a real psychological toll that takes on a person because you have -- it is built on a massive deception. you have to estrange yourself from family and from relationships and all of your upbringing in order to make it

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substance of their alleged efforts to bring our children home as well as the state department's habit of fudging the numbers to protect the foreign country's reputation in eyes of congress. i was act communicating with the osi in the beginning in 2009, 20102011. after a mile it became more noticeable that the staff lacked any outrage whatsoever in japan's complicity in this human rights issue. i asked myself whose side are they really on, anyway? their language always seemed slippery to me, finally in 2011 when my children had been abducted for over a year and a half i asked my caseworker has the state department ever formally demanded the return of my children. on march 9th, she responded by e-mail and i quote, the state department has not formally demanded the return of any abducted children. let me say that again, the state department has not formally demanded the return of any abducted children. if they're not demanding the abducted children what are they doing keeping abducted children on their agenda? i never received a statement as to why the state department has not demanded the abduct t

we can fudge the numbers easier. for example, jct's analysis of the proposal used two different models if you remember. came up with revenue estimates from $50 billion to 700 billion over ten years. i mean that's a -- you could drive 5500 mac trucks through that. he used the most optimistic estimate to taught the plan of reform. some models depend on actions, that future congresses will take my take to reduce the deficit. there's no guarantee what congress will or will not do in the future. a ten-year budget is a fake. you know it and i know it. i believe that, including dynamic scoring will diminish the credibility of the budget process. so i want to start off with an easy one on the affordable care act in terms of what you said and i quickly read over your testimony here. so it's supposed to stay steady as a percentage of gdp through 2018. it's at the lowest point since president obama took office. none nonetheless, the republican budget requires each of the five health-related committees to find $1 billion in savi

. >> he only had the ingredients that one can get in commissary, and it's this potpourri of cakes, fudge, candies, the whole thing. >> see, i ain't never seen no cake this tall. it's a monster cake. >> how did you come up with the idea to do this, paris? >> being incarcerated. you learn a lot of new things when you're around different people. >> i filmed so many of these shows and usually they just take their ingredients, they throw it together, they mix it around, put in some spices, put in some different candies or whatever, and it's done. but in this case, he was so methodical about each item and how it lined up on the cake. and 45 minutes, an hour had elapsed and he was still adding ingredients precisely. >> you know you've spent an hour on this thing? >> what's that for? >> i wanted to make the icing, we don't got milk, so just nutter butters and water. >> that's a lot of sugar, man. >> paris made the most elaborate prison concoction i think i've ever seen. >> look how thick that is. >> personally, i thought the thing looked pretty delicious. i think that was the most delighted i've