back to the whiskey a gogo.don't do that. it's going to be old fashioned fun. >> jimmy: will you do this? this is an important vegas thing to do, when you see a celebrity in the crowd, you single that celebrity out, you make them stand up and accept applause. >> you must introduce celebrities. just like that time, i know marty short has talked about it on the show, when i went to las vegas with him and dave thomas and eugene levy, we went to all the shows, ann margaret, each of them would introduce all four of us, in no particular order, i'm going to introduce. there's a specific order. marty always went last. because he got the tables. we went to see wayne newton, he said in no particular order. of course a specific order. i came last because i had gotte then it's part of the protocol. whoever gets the table, you introduce them last. >> jimmy: marty was putting himself in the anchor position so he would be introduced last. >> well, he's no fool. except wayne newton and i, we're former lounge performers, we have

it except that also with the council would be a gogo so it becomes for. democrats entities a institution repeal so i did. this is part of the political process yes the hamas is not a movement that like no we should help position. is susceptible to a peace process revealer but the two different it's enough if you accept. that the plo and the palestinian authority can negotiate a peaceful if. rip refusal and accept the termn landmark elections that took place on tuesday officials from the liberty party say the results shouldn't be announced jet in the have threatened electoral commission with legal actio. party officials haven't offered any evidence of voter fraud in this electio. was surprise to herald the festive democratic transfer of power in the west african country in more than seven decades. in france president emmanuel macron has been sitting down with the unions that trying to reach a deal on his controversial reforms to the labor laws this a week afte. he angered unionists by accusing them of stirring up trouble with protests rather than looking f

send us an e-mail. [ music playing ] >>> you know him, the godfather of gogo. chuck browne. pioneer of the famous rhythm. there is an artist who wants to make sure the roots stay planted. >> reporter: everything is on a cell phone so why not bring a mural to life with one? that is what he hopes to do with this tribute. called many voices. many beats. one city. >> sardines by junk yard. first go go song i have heard. >> reporter: there wasn't a school dance it. lesli foster can tell you how it goes. when it comes to go go -- >> chuck brown setitute define a -- set out to define a sound for washington. create a sound. >> reporter: to get the youngsters involved this is an example of bringing a mural to life. she wants to show video of the artists that cost money. mural d.c. paid $20,000 for the team to create the wall as is. the artist is trying to raise another 4,000. their way of keeping the beat going. >> this will maintain the culture. >> reporter: wusa 9 >> party. >> party. >> it is already in use around town, called skin and bone. on your phone. pretty cool. >> very, ver

the reef can gogo on to be e a perfy healthy reef if this was just a one-time stress. if it bececomes a chronic stress, and every year it gets worse, slowly those corals that survived this year might not survive next year or the year after or the year after or the year after. narrator: scientists hahave confifirmed a dramatic ririse in ocean t temperatures over t thet two decades. every day, humans are pushining more thahan 100 millioion tons of f carbon dioie into the earth's atmosphere. this co2 is being absorbed by our earth's oceans, contributing to rising water temperatures and acidification, which are catalyzing the sudden demise of coral reefs worldwide... from healthy to threatened to dying. the coral triangle of southeast asia is vanishing at an alarming rate, from the top 1/3 of australia's great barrier reef to here, on the northwest coast of bali, indonesia. van thillo: indonesia has quite a few proboblems with their c cl reefs, s so one of the things we are doing here at menjangan, we've been educing g the locals, the tourists, everybody that is coming in

we don't really know what is gogoing to happen.e will have to waiait andnd se, which are all the things we have tried to avoid. it is very worrying time. brent: our correspondence in madrid and barcelona tonight. to both of you gentlemen, thank you very much. there is also an economic angle to what we are seeing in spain. javier is here from the business desk. staying without catalonia is bad business, it seems like. reporter: that business for both sides, especially in the beginning, and as everyone is time to figure out what is going to happen, stock markets around europe are nervously waited to see if catalonia does declare independence from spain. major spanish companies are moving their headquarters out of the region to other parts of the country, including a telecommunications firm and 2 large banks. meanwhile, the government in madrid is making it easier for companies in catalonia to quickly move out of the region. a split from spain would make catalonia lose its current status as part of the eu single market. that means mor

the resistance of the gogo lead us transformed into a political movement which completely undermined the status quo and believe you. the leader it will more or less. do not only. here in the house i was chosen. because if it will you know just don't know about you those little skills i need as you can find your own body tough on to those who still thank you this wasn't you know seventy goes it is a look at the. a coke a farmer himself when i just brought the opposition under his leadership to become the navy's first indigenous president. ask. for human rights workers. the point is you can't. this doesn't come from your own president or. your peers one of the kids on the field and if you don't win this is people in deal your day who can force the person out and i can. i can believe you you love humans can get on your lap you know and it can. happen without it would not this is a policy of he said this in two thousand and eight three years have to taking power when i list formally announced his government's radical new policy in the fight against drugs it will be in the us you know bet

if you really want gogo after this, you have to arrest these people and you have to prosecute them. >your response? >> i actually agree with him. when we file a lawsuit of this sort is frivolous. i compare this to when individuals mattered dray mckesson from the black lives matter movement. what i am saying is the vessel used the frivolous just as that i compared it to. the fact is i understand the out rage, i understand the goal. i do think that those who were harmed, i do think heather heyer's family has grounds to sue the organizers of this march. i do think that anyone who was injured has grounds to sue. anyone who was injured in this march, but just to sue them on the behalf of the city and say don't come back, i think is a very slipper slope -- >> it sounds like they're using it a part of it by saying they were an armed militia. >> with all due respect, conservatives, my republicans, they pick and choose. donald trump picks the second amendment. he loves the second amendment, not so much the first. as an african-american male attorney from the south, i have to show equal appreci

this year a groovy gogo dancer crossed finish line first beating out more than 100 other racers and he also won three years ago. don't call it a come back ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >>> renting versus buying what young people say is better deal. first a check of the markets from the fox business network studio lauren lawn and i know why you're smiling it was a good day. >> it was. >> best day in six weeks with the dow. >> it's at 23441. so 500 plus points away from 24,000 this is march that just continues. 54 record close this year. what is fueling games yesterday and likely today earnings yesterday caterpillar and 3 m

gogo to the e cities run by democrats for 40 years.ndy kroll? >> sebastian gorka is another alumnus of the trump white house who upon leaving went immediately to sinclair and is now a talking head at sinclair. so you see this trend of trump officials going to sinclair broadcast group and them being put on the airwaves and either crazyg a completely message that sebastian gorka just did on a segment that was supposed to be about -- amy: i think outright racist is a more a accurate way to descrie it. >> it is hard to find the words to describe what that was. yet boboris epstein as well, his segment that we just listen to come is basically advocacacy for the trump administration on the commission investigating voter fraud, which in most cases doesn't exist. so you have this message and you stations around the country that a lot of cases just want to do local news. but as thehey come under the sinclair amber alert, they are being told by headquarters google you will run the segmgments." in boris epstein's case, sinclair tripled the number

you can get updates on the gogo there wjla news app. you can download it from the app store or google play. just search "wjla." alison: now the man suspected of killing nabra hassanen in june was before a judge today. the hearing was interrupted by her mother's outburst and direct threats to darwin martinez. richard reeve was there when it all happened. richard? richard: alison, it was a surreal moment. one moment the translator was speaking to the hassanen family. the next moment, her mother, the victim's mother said in a loud voice, "i kill you!" she threw a shoe at the defendant. this is the video and the parents coming out much calmer now, coming out after the hearing. there is the father who in court leaned against a railing and shouted, "he killed my daughter." there is the mother. they were seeing the defendant darwin martinez torres in person for the first time. the courtroom had to be torres, 22, accused in the beating death of his daughter after an encounter on a road in june, a road rage incident prosecutors say. now authorit

>> yes, clearlrly, the itir has been denouncing this plan, talking for years how they were gogoing toun down the service, makeke the service morore expene and at the same titime carry oua vis-a-vis the puerto rico people, and reducing resources air mark the service alall with the deal to privatize the company. the utir as in warning the country for 18 years. amy: the author naomi klein wrote a book called "thehe shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism." in it she pointsts out in timesf disaster, precisely like hurricane maria in puerto ricic, those in power use the moment to consolidate their power and to take from the population. how can you turn that around to use this absolutely cataclysmic moment right now in puerto rico to reverse that trend, to establish a sustainable economy in puerto rico? precisely what they are doing in puerto rico, applying the "shshock d doctrin" something different could be done. i believe media such as yourself could help us. puerto rico often h hears more f what is happening outside than about what is happening in puerto rico. we need to be cons

i can't sleep here so i have to gogo to my neieighbors house. i haven't seen a any help.e have not seen anything. it is like we don't exist. in utuado, we feel abandoned because no help has arrived. there are elderly people.e. most of us cannot canan indicate wiwith our famamilies. we donon't hahave medicine. mymy houses dadamaged. i have asthma and many health problems. this is my daughter's room. wawater leaked througugh here. ifif you look,k, you can s see evererything falling apartrt. is a cancecer patieient. yes leukemia.. everythihing got wet. shshe lost her t tv, videogamese all of her things. every time it rains, we lose more. littlele by little, w we will le everytything >> whahat do you need? >> we need support a and compasassion alongng witevererye herere. help witith the waterer, with te free disistribution, housingng r sick people. this hse i is t sasafe or as anymore.e. we need d fema to help us. anything to get this out of here. >> i live in utuado. everything was covered up during the storm. all of the water begegan running in and it got intnto the room ad

[ bark ] gogo inflight wireless!?t come to think of it, nobody has an apple watch now either. [ laughter and applause ] guess some things never change. [ coughing ] [ light laughter ] back in my day, we didn't have congressman looking at porn on their phone like ted cruz. codswallop! back in my day, if a congressman wanted an inappropriate picture on their phone, they had the gumption and wherewithal to take it themselves like, anthony weiner. [ light laughter ] back in my day, your iphone couldn't recognize your face. nope. if you wanted your face to be recognized, you had to spend hours wondering around a walgreen's until finally someone said, "hey, aren't you seth meyers?" [ light laughter ] and you screamed back at them, "leave me alone! i'm trying to shop in peace!" [ laughter ] back in my day, when we had hurricanes, kanye west would go on television and tell people that the president doesn't care about black people. nowadays we don't need to hear that kind of thing, because we already know our president doesn't

the obama administration kept that information secret, even from congress, and let that deal gogo through. now, why would they do that? did it have anything to do with the more than $100 million hillary clinton's familyo foundation took from uranium one board members? she was the secretary of state at the time. u maybe. just a guess. at some point, we will find out for sure. that's the upside of the hysteria over russiane. collusion. its unintended consequences will be fun to watch. because when you make up a fake scandal, you never really know where it's going to go. richard goodstein has seen a lot of fake scandals. he has been in d.c. a long time. he is a lawyer who has advised both of hillary clinton's presidential campaigns. he joins us tonight. >> great to be back. >> tucker: i was thinking you know, russia obviously is the greatest geostrategic threat in this country. i know that because i listen to the democrats, all my neighborst and i wonder if this has caused you to rethink the position democrats had for 70 years when the soviet union existed where they made excusesd for the so

we like to see the gogo momentum part of the market slow down slowdown and come into some of these.portunities out there. craig, great to see you. should he stay or should he go. why is senator lindsey graham is saying that there will be holy hell to pay. after bryan cranston delivers a message. ♪ traders -- they're always looking for advantages. the smart ones look to fidelity to find them. we give you research and data-visualization tools to help identify potential opportunities. so, you can do it this way... or get everything you need to help capture investment ideas and make smarter trading decisions with fidelity for just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ today, smart planning is helping the new new york rise higher than ever. as the world leader in unmanned aerial systems, we're attracting the world's best talent to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business w

we're gogoing to take everononef the workers you fire, and we're going to set up a factory right here. rightht here. we may even take over the one you have abandoned, buy it from you, and we're going to go around the united states and we're going to explain to people that you went to china. and they can go ahead and buy it from you, or they can buy it from us--the workers you abandoned that are here and that are asking you, as a fellow american, to support us." ooh. that companyny might thihik a little longer before it takes off for china b because it's s t a new problem. it might not want to do that. it might not want to take that risk. it might not want to face that kind of competition. it's a whole new ball game. it might also allow unions to do something for workers t that thy can't do now. when workers are unemployed who used to be members of such-and-such a local or such-and-such a union, they're now unemployed. they go get an unemployment check. suppose the unions are "no, there's something else we can do for you. we can n help you. we can bringn specialiststs. we can help you