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so gabby, i'm looking at this fear.meone like lieberman isn't going to do it for the democrats, it fuels an argument that many have had on the other side that say that, you know, even someone like fbi director mueller in that role as a counsel looking into this isn't going to be good enough. nancy pelosi says we need the independent commission. the investigators are going to be tripping over themselves. >> yeah, seems like democrats are not going to be satisfied no matter who president trump puts forward for this position. but they especially view joe lieberman almost as a pariah of the democratic party. it seems as many members hold a grudge going back to the days when he backed john mccain for president in 2008. as a staunch supporter of the iraq war during the bush era. put him at odds with his party who might have important political motive for opposing him for this position than valid concerns about whether or not he's qualified. i think there are a number of questions primarily about his age, especially going into

como la que sufrió la ex congresista gabby giffords en 2011 al ser baleada en un tiroteo en arizona.es quieren que se detengan dos legislaciones pendientes en el congreso--una que permitiría portar un arma encubierta en cualquier parte del país y otra que haría más fácil comprar silenciadores para pistolas. s/randy serrano durante los últimos cinco años más de cien proyectos de ley sobre el control de armas han sido presentados en el congreso. ninguno ha sido aprobado a pesar de los esfuerzos de activistas y políticos. y es que como explica este analista en el actual congreso de mayoría republicana es poco probable que una reforma de control de armas se lleve a cabo en un futuro cercano. s/ilia shapiro, analista "aun después de los grandes ataques contra niños contra teatros..nunca ha hecho este congreso reformas". el llamado por parte de los activistas se da días después de que el presidente donald trump le asegurara a la asociación nacional del rifle que como presidente nunca perjudicaría el derecho de los ciudadanos a portar armas. a pesar de que al nivel federal no hay movimiento

frente a la oficina del aguacil del condado de sacramento scott jones.quien de acuerdo a gabby trejo,on la administracion federal sot: "la administracion que esta criminilazndo nuestras comunidades, nosotros vamos a protegernos entre nosotros mismos y vamos a exponer la injusticia que se esta haciendo. " vo: la linea telefonica estara disponible las 24 horas, 7 dias a la semana para reportar cual quier actividad relacionada con ice como redadas o si estos llegan a su casa..en ese momento los voluntarios de esta iniciativa iran al lugar donde se hizo el reporte sot: para ser testigos de lo que esta pasando, tomar fotos y videos de y notas de l que esta pasando" vo: y es que segn ella, todas las redadas de ice han sido discretas y durante la noche . sot: "no vamos a permitir que se lleven a ninguna persona de nuestra comunidad sin darnos cuenta y exponer que es lo que esta pasando y verificar que los derechos estan siendo respetados" vo: el numero de emergencia es el: 916-245-6773.. adicionalmente ellos esperan poder difundir informacion veridica sobre actividades de ice de llegar estas

neil: gabby, a pleasure, thank you, very, very much. >> thanks, neil. neil: meanwhile he is deemed i guess the left of center candidate, very triumph man emanuel macron who easily won the french presidency by two to one margin over his closest opponent marine le pen, in second place was none of the above. protesters are building in the 39-year-old future president, i think takes office on sunday, they see a former investment banker and one who already talked about cutting spending. generally the stuff we associate with conservatives and republicans in this country. ashley webster, in france now with the latest. we have "daily mail" columnist katie hopkins. both by the way are in paris. ashley to you first. i caught your earlier. ashley: yeah. neil: you talked about the fear, i only say the fear among protesters, hey this guy is like, you know a cost-cutting republican and he won't be good for us? ashe ark he is. he is a miserable millionaire. former investment banker who's proposing they cut government jobs by 120,000. that they cut government spending

gabby gaudet, maryland jockey club racing analyst: "this is what makes the preakness so much fun.e kentucky derby winner, and there's still hopes in the air of potentially a triple crown winner. and that's the hope here with always dreaming."the middle race -- just shy of the derby's distance - at one and three-sixteenths miles. maryland jockey club racing analyst gabby gaudet says a winning run at pimlico has some secrets.gabby gaudet, maryland jockey club racing analyst: "pimlico has kind of been known as a track that's kind to horses who are more forwardly placed, even closer to the rails. so that's obviously something that's going through the jockey's mind. but once you get to big races -- the preakness stakes - it's really about working out the right trip and just listening to your horse."the main event lasts only about two minutes.the celebrations -- well before and after. brendan dorr, b&o american brasserie: "a little bit of rye whiskey."where kentucky serves up juleps, preakness has black-eyed susans -- named after maryland's state flower. brendan dorr, b&o american brass

gabby giffords released a statement saying "we can disagree with someone for how they believe and do their job, but we should never threaten them with violence. this image is vile and uncalled for. words matter and pictures are worth a thousand words." neil, you played a little bit of it there. kathy apologized with a 30-second video on twitter. >> neil: to little or no avail. joe piscopo joins us. he knows comedy and he knows when you can go too far and when something isn't funny. what did you think? >> it's not funny, this is d-day. this is d-day. it stops today. they push the envelope so far. that was a vicious assault on the president of the united states. the divide, stop the hate, please. >> neil: joe, it had to go through a lot of people. >> exactly. >> neil: and it still happened. >> you know what? it's this. my colleagues in salem them maybe it was a concerted effort. maybe she was an innocent bystander. maybe they put it out, a concerted effort. it's all from -- >> neil: it looked serious. didn't look like comedy. looks like -- >> it's not funny. it's an assault on the pres

that is gabby. i love you mom, when i ask my mom go you love me, i'm thinking.wn" staff, thank you for bringing your wonderful spawn, your children to fox business. we are so happy that you are all a part of it. oh, look at from countdown. we're appreciative. thank you so much. >>> 3 billion in assets on under management, three amazon-proof stocks, really? tell us what they are. >> home depot, starbucks. we don't think drones will deliver coffee anytime soon. they have 15% earnings growth. doing terrific. expanding their product set, growing overseas. they had 476 new stores last year. nike has been strong overseas. global brand is tremendous. 10% earnings growth basically in every international market. with the dollar weakening a bit that lets numbers get better. 24% earnings growth. like home depot you have to go to home depot three times before you get it right. can't do that with amazon. takes weeks th shipping. grew dividends. that is service story. can't deliver that on line. those are three great companies to be amazon proof in the retail sector. liz: mat

gabby?. >> you are watching "the view" this morning -- >> tucker: of course i was. >> liberal comedian wanda sykes was wondering why republicans chose to dismantle obamacare. >> they are trying to erase anything president obama did. they want to act like that man never existed like telmex, like it never happened to her mitch mcconnell was on the phone with david copperfield now. "what else you got"? i want to make them disappear. how can we make him disappear? >> why? >> racism! that's it. they couldn't handle a black president and they want to get rid of it. >> tucker: yeah. so if you are against obamacare, you are a big? >> it's racism apparently. i would like to ask her what she thinks the thinks president trump's decision to allow daca continue, these plates number of policies and legislations from the obama era he had originally said he wouldn't. if this is racism, what are those? is that a good thing? is she able to admit that as a liberal comedian, or is every single thing's administr

gabby, let's talk about the senators you are watching as they come up with the plan with the difference of having access and being insured under this. >> it seems like there is a group of about four moderate republican senators who said they intend to completely overhaul the legislation that was passed in the house. that includes shelly morcapito and susan collins. people who are uncomfortable with the house bill and are expected to change the things. you have rand paul and mike lee and ted cruz who expressed concerns about the leglati and it might not go far enough to give states flexibility on care and costs and medicaid. so i think there's really going to be a similar battle that unfolds in the senate as we saw in the house. it will be an arduous process and one that senators said they expect to take weeks if not months. >> so molly, does this open up room for democrats to gain a lead on the senate side of things down the line? we know what this did to washington, d.c. in 2010 under president obama. >> that's true. you know what? one comparison if we're talking about futures of the p

but then gabby giffords got shot and i remember actually having a phone conversation with him, we didn't have a lot of phone conversations, but he called me up and asked me about glen beck and whether i thought glen beck had gone too far and whether he thought glen beck needed to stay at fox news and i said glen beck had gone too far and he, obviously, was doing what trump's famous for doing, calling people around and asking whether he should have kept glen beck on the air or not. in that case, he pulled back and took him off the air thinking that perhaps a line had finally been crossed. >> yeah. glen beck made the fatal mistake of anyone at fox news to think they were bigger than the network because roger -- roger ailes was fox news and i think, you know, people have pointed out and any time a talent on the network thought that they could outlast fox, you know, roger ailes let them know that, you know, he made them and i think we've seen that time and again. and glen beck went on to found "the blaze" and that tells you everything you need to know. if you're not on fox news you are not p

develops is that when that statement from arizona who was in that first class was shot -- her name was gabby giffords -- when she was shot, all the people in the program came together in their love for her. nobody paid attention to what party she was in, and the story that means even more, though tom wolfe denies that -- tom is a liberal democrat -- when president obama nominated him to be head of the civil rights division in the justice department, the way that our politics works, obviously, the republican senators say we have to stop this terrible guy, and the republican members of the fellowship wrote to their senators and said this is a good man they ought to support. and mike are good friends of each other. they are good friends of mine. they are good friends of the aspen institute. to me, they represent the very best in what american politics can be, so i'm really excited to have you both here together. know, you spend a lot of time at the aspen institute. we had them very lucky to keep them engaged. so we are going to have time for your questions at the end. i was reminded that there

on wednesday, gabby giffords who survived a 2011 tucson mass shooting said this. >> stopping gun violencege. the courage to do what's right. the courage of new ideas. i've seen great courage when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. be responsible. >> do you think this bill is responsible? >> no. we don't think this bill is responsible for a couple of reasons. as you mentioned, it makes it easier for anyone who feels aggrieved to file a lawsuit against the local government claiming abridgment of second amendment rights. it also creates the possibility for them to create triple their attorney fees and damages if they prevail, which we are worried that that's going to prompt a lot of frivolous lawsuits and it could kind of start a whole new sector of lawyers looking for a way to, you know, make a buck by suing cities, claiming second amendment abridgment and the second part is this requirement that we inall metal detectors and aed guards and other security measures in public buildings where we've never had any incidents or problems. these are areas already safe and we

. >> i miss playing gabby.r" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> 15 years after kelly clarkson won the first "american idol," could she be having another moment like this as a judge? that's coming up. >> i certainly hope so. >>> but first, to an idol who has been out of sight lately. taylor swift, was all the bad blood just a little too much for her or is she planning a music comeback? tracking at number one, taylor's m.i.a. move. it's been four months since her last paparazzi sighting in january.

the other two are katie and gabbie. >> they work the pete's coffee in georgetown.ng and they recently had the chance to meet holly morris at not watching but actually working, you know what it is. they've been trying to be fans of the day forever so today our lucky day. >> that's great. good morning to everybody there at pete's this morning. hi, tucker. >> good morning. al about the heat again and t here over the next day or so. before we get a cold front in here. 72 now in washington. winds out of the south at seven. all of the pieces that were in place yesterday still intact here early this morning. do have a little cloud cover i want to throw out there that might be isolated thunderstorm later today. best chance will be in the mountains out to our west. certainly a possibility a little bit of instability a cold front out in ohio cooler weather for the weekend 92 today. isolated storm. none tomorrow look at your weekend forecast temps fall back into the 70s. much cooler. clouds around this weekend but we should be dry. i'll show you the same map in couple of minu

gabby almost got knocked out one time, i'm like it's not that serious to knock my baby over. >> thiso board early. >> i think they abuse the wheelchair access. you see more wheelchairs going on to the plane than coming off. from the perspective of somebody that actually needs a wheelchair, that's a little bit frustrating. >> reporter: this executive says he travels 100 times a year. what are your secrets for keeping your cool with flight delays, weather delays. >> the things i can control, i can't control the weather. i can't control maintenance. i think the other thing is having empathy foreo oftentimes these folks are the messengers, not the creators of the issue. >> this young woman who is about to take her very first flight had this perspective an how to deal with her fellow travelers. >> make sure you respect people's space and if you bump into somebody, try to be polite even though you're all together. >> really good insight on that. >> we have three tips to go through based on our conversations. the first is arrive at the airport prepared. travel is stressful. bring the things

and gabby almost got knocked down.ck my baby over to get there. >> reporter: and this man says he suspects some travelers go to great lengths to board early. >> they abuse the system in terms of wheelchair access. you see more wheelchairs coming on to the plane than going off. that's frustrating. >> reporter: this executive says he travels 100 times a year. what's your secrets for keeping your cool with flight delays, weather delays? >> stay focused on the things i can control. i can't control the weather. i can't control maintenance. and try to have empathy for people who are working with you. often times, these folks with the messengers, not the creators of the issue. >> reporter: this young woman was about to take her first flight, had this perspective on how to deal with travelers. >> respect people's place. and say excuse me if you bump into somebody. try to be plight even though you're all cramped together. >> really good insight on this. you have takeaways? >> that's right. three tips we want to go through here.

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