one of fletc's world class strurbgss is greg king. greg king, pictured right here to my left. and for nearly ten years mr. king, greg king, has been an instructor at fletc utilizing his own experience to train federal officers deployed around the world. before coming to fletc, greg served his hometown of cleveland, ohio, working for the cleveland police department for 28 years. and if he's listening, i would suggest that i'm thinking that greg may have started when he was about 10. that's an impressive. he looks pretty good for a guy that's been doing this for this long. greg has a career spanning nearly three decades. he did everything from working undercover as a street crimes unit detective to investigating financial crimes, murders, and crimes against children. for those 28 years, greg has dedicated his life to protecting the community of cleveland and giving back to the town in which he grew up. today greg serves as a senior instructor at fletc and working as a program coordinator for the case organization presentation training program. the internet investigations training

greg: we were privileged to hear that. you will be king, online right now everywhere. >> itunes, google play, amazon, everywhere. greg: looks like a rocketship but it is not. it is a very tall building. where is my favorite bar in midtown? rosanna: i have no idea. now i know where to go looking for you when you are mia. greg: imagine if you found me slumped over. the 27 where is greg today? greg: that is a little -- greg: 7 to the trump bar. gold, marble, incredible atrium. off to the side is a place called trump bar and it is very cozy in their. it is a little bit dimly lit. i highly recommend. rosanna: go in with a fake nose and mustache. of the 20 because i am such a high-profile guy? sound like i'm going to the hustler. i don't go there. any way, what else? donald trump won big last night, hillary clinton did too. some of the experts on the show said it is going to be hillary, donald, hillary matchup in november. rosanna: it will be really ugly at some point. let's talk about, where did you get that? >> this is an old dress. i'm trying

all right, we have so much fun greg: rosanna, there is something playing on broadcast that is not hamilton. rosanna: king and i, it is a classic, great movie and greg: the king is the king of siam and taking over the role on may 3rd is ken. >> no, he's the king that left. >> daniel, excuse me, i just went to the stratosphere and i'm light headed. congratulations for the role. rosanna: by the way, you are debuting on broadway. wow, that is a different animal, right. >> i actuallied started in new york in theatre. i do a lot of off broadway stuff and i had a son and you have to feed the boy, so i wanted to do television and film and now i'm coming back. rosanna: that is awesome. what is this like? i played it in london in 2009. between that time and this time, i have grown and had life experiences and that stuff is informing the role as i return to it this time around. >> so siam, where is that? >> that is what they used to call thailand. >> a good king or a bad king? >> that depends on who you ask. it is like the politicians or the presidents, everyone has an opinion. i happen to love the king. rosanna: d

king, including a younger donald trump. rosanna: that had a political hankers back then. greg: i miss, you can cue up the music, the larry king show on cnn and the radio, the country paused and watched. rosanna: yes, you watched every night, you know. greg: you could really learn something, the celebrities, the news makers were comfortable and less guarded than now and larry king got great information from you know why, he's got a curious mind. rosanna: he's still curious. greg: and the suspenders. welcome to you both. rosanna: greg is fascinated with the suspenders, do you need them? >> no. >> yes. [laughter] >> i didn't come -- >> you are a fashionista. i never wore jockettes in miami. some saying suspenders would look good. it is a thing. rosanna: it is a trademark. greg: we are going to talk about why you came here. there are anticipation of relacing larry king. nobody has. rosanna: they had one england, i guess. and now they don't, at 9:00 at night they have documentaries. greg: most people wound up with you in a room. >> we had a very aggressive production staff. rosanna

we are going to bed with larry king and his wife. greg: larry king coming up. the legendary talk show host. nuts, chocolate, pretzel. re the snack patrol. from bland snacks reese' s snack mix. snack patrol! rosanna: i have to say that the people working at that starbucks they are so nice. the young people. they are there bright and early. i go in around 5:00 and they are lovely people. they are on time, dependable. it is a tough job. they are up to percolating the stuff. greg: what about those prices? anybody? i know starbucks is very popular. the coffee is a third of the price. starbucks stuff. rosanna: yes. greg: the food is getting better at starbucks. rosanna: you like that? greg: yes. rosanna: if you didn't like it, i was going to give you a spanking. greg: hey. dr. raj -- rosanna: do you watch billions? he's into spankings too. greg: what do you mean too? >> we are not talking about that type of spankings. greg: we are talking about keeping the kids in line. >> i tweeted i was going to talk about this, and people are saying that we are crazy and spanking

joining us now is the ceo of rex shares, greg king. eg is launching two gold heads to etfs this morning. i thought it would have done better than 16%. that was a slow, steady, multiyear move that it had three, four, five years ago, right? >> yeah, i mean, gold is big time in the headlines obviously with the last quarter. our etfs are a new way basically for investors to access gold. we think it's a good time for people to be looking at it, but in a way that allows them to stay long the market at the same time. >> it's rolled over a little bit since moving higher. you think that's base building to move above 1300 eventually? >> yeah, i mean, you know, a lot of different technical ways to look at it. obviously a great quarter. uncertain about how quickly it consolidates, but i think long-term gold is a great thing. >> you make the case that negative interest rates make it a yield -- a high-yield play. other people say you're just whistling past the graveyard. i can't imagine negative interest rates are good for gold. >> look -- >> what do

just right after lunch with the queen and just before dinner with the future king, prince william and company. bottom's up. >> greg palkot, live in london. thank you sgchlt will. >> there is new evidence of how shaky the syrian cease-fire has become. russia is moving the bulk of its fire power near aleppo where a new offensive to recapture syria's largest city is poised to take place soon. bob corker says his conversation with an opposition leader leads him to believe the peace talks in jen knee va jen knee vary are on the verge of collapse. russia is making more overt challenges in the air and on the sea. good evening, jennifer. >> brett, first, the russian war planes came within 30 feet of a u.s. navy destroyer. the u.s. navy did not respond. according to the navy's top commander in europe, russia has deployed attack submarines off the coast of scotland and scan d danavia. questions about p russian aggression emerged during a senate hearing for the next supreme allied commander in europe. >> should we make an announcement to the russians that if they place the lives of our men and women on board navy ships in da

king. brad courtney. wyoming, greg shafer. marty halverson. met michael. has anyone joined the meeting his name was not captured on the role? guam? yes. mister chairman, we have a quorum. >> thank you, susie. on the proxy committee, there we go. proxy committee. chris warner for the report. go ahead. >> 46 were in order. >> the proxy committee is accepted. the rules require the tentative agenda be sent to all members ten days prior to a meeting. in front of you is the final agenda for the session. without objection we will conduct the business according to that agenda. hearing no objection let's proceed. before you is a copy of the minutes of the 2016 meeting in charleston, south carolina. we will dispense them in reading of the minutes. i call upon the committee to approve the minutes of the 2016 winter meeting. do i hear a motion? is there any discussion? seeing none. those in favor say aye. those opposed no. the eyes have it. we have now one newly elected state chairman. it is my pleasure to introduce victor cruz. if he is here, state chairman for guam.

just right after lunch with the queen and just before dinner with the future king, prince william and company. bottom's up. >> greg palkot, live in london. thank you sgchlt will. >> there is new evidence of how shaky the syrian cease-fire has become. russia is moving the bulk of its fire power near aleppo where a new offensive to recapture syria's largest city is poised to take place soon. bob corker says his conversation with an opposition leader leads him to believe the peace talks in jen knee va jen knee vary are on the verge of collapse. russia is making more overt challenges in the air and on the sea. good evening, jennifer. >> brett, first, the russian war planes came within 30 feet of a u.s. navy destroyer. the u.s. navy did not respond. according to the navy's top commander in europe, russia has deployed attack submarines off the coast of scotland and scan d danavia. questions about p russian aggression emerged during a senate hearing for the next supreme allied commander in europe. >> should we make an announcement to the russians that if they place the lives of our men and women on board navy ships in da

king of crown's. >> already conn, his haircut is done. >> reporter: in wynfield, cherry greg, for kyw news radio for3 "eyewitness news". >> i bet he will get that. >> i used to do a piece buzz at barber shop years ago. people open up their souls in the barber shop. >> everybody talking. >> woody, nicely done. >>> nice, the weather. here's kate. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> need no more introduction than that, not much else to say. >> that is a good night. >> it is beautiful, thank you very much. that is all we got if only that were the case and we didn't have any rain in the forecast but we need rain, flowers need rain, plants need rain i'm sick of watering my daffodils and tulips in the window boxes. the let's bring in some rain. not on the weekend and everything will be okay. that is what we have got for you. lets look at what we have going on right now. we will go through live neighborhood network spots at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking great this evening. kutztown area middle school also beautiful. look at that deep blue sky, gorgeous afternoon there, it is gorgeous no matter where y

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greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight ohio governor john kasich attends the chester county gop dinner in king of prussia it was held at the valley forge casino resort. in his remark he talk about trump voters. >> we know that many of these people who are voting for trump are people who are worried about their jobs they're worried about their wages. they say i put my money in a bang, and i used to get interest and now i don't get squat, and by the way my kids wept to school and they're still living at home, and these are legitimate fears. >> texas senator ted cruz is now focusing a lot of efforts ondine. the primary there is tuesday may third. senator cruz attended the indiana gop dinner tonight and earlier met privately with indiana's governor mike pentz. >> democrats are battling for votes in pennsylvania, bernie sanders hit the campaign trail in our area tonight. supporters cheered sanders in oaks montgomery county. he take about the loss of manufacturing jobs in the state. the senator says his ma and to off free college tuition 15-dollar minimum wage and smarter trade agreements would help pennsylvan

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight ohio governor john kasich attends the chester county gop dinner in king of prussia it was held at the valley forge casino resort. in his remark he talk about trump voters. >> we know that many of these people who are voting for trump are people who are worried about their jobs they're worried about their wages. they say i put my money in a bang, and i used to get interest and now i don't get squat, and by the way my kids wept to school and they're still living at home, and these are legitimate fears. >> texas senator ted cruz is now focusing a lot of efforts ondine. the primary there is tuesday may third. senator cruz attended the indiana gop dinner tonight and earlier met privately with indiana's governor mike pentz. >> democrats are battling for votes in pennsylvania, bernie sanders hit the campaign trail in our area tonight. supporters cheered sanders in oaks montgomery county. he take about the loss of manufacturing jobs in the state. the senator says his ma and to off free college tuition 15-dollar minimum wage and smarter trade agreements would help pennsylvan

kings, merry chants and monks. i strongly encourage you to get it. he's written and edited 25 books. i strongly encourage you to get it. >> greg's movie news! going well. it will be better at 11:00. any way -- >> you call at this time 11? >> actually, legal in some states. this new move. they're remaking king kong. with alec baldwin. they filmed it in japan. and mr. baldwin is very agile in his performance. this is oscar bait material. this poor guy got loose from the zoo. his name is cha-cha. they ended up shooting him. he does fall but he is fine. he's fine. that was a tranquillizer gun. >> what did he do when he came down? >> am i a scientists? >> you kind of owe it to the story to finish. >> i don't owe anybody anything. >> now it's time for this. dana's corny joke of the day. okay. kimberly. i'm counting on you. >> i'm going to work it up. >> why does the chicken fall into the well? >> because it couldn't cross to the other side. i don't know. >> anybody? >> because it couldn't see that well. what did the fisherman say to the card magician? what did the fisherman say to the card magician? >> all hands on deck? >> pick a cod. >> come on

king riots there. he died following a long illness in atlanta last night. he was 72. >>> a delaware man surprise in the fight of his life. >> tonight our greg argo shows us unusual method he's trying to find the kid me he so desperately needs. >> reporter: below the ibew local 313 sign in newcastle delaware, sits a plea from a father of three. >> i have a hereditary genetic disease called polycystic kidney disease. >> reporter: and having dealt with this disease his entire life. >> it's baiing beingly where thousands of signatures grow on my kidneys and just deteriorate them. >> reporter: waiting for a done or? >> i'm not going to get a phone call for another five years. i already had like six people try. what do you think, leo? >>. >> reporter: while raising children's a singer father. >> i have three kids and they're my happy handful, you know, and they keep it going. >> reporter: he knew he had to get creative. >> it doesn't thourt x it's not like asking for a cup of sugar. >> right now there's 5,000 people in our region alone waiting for a kidney and wait can be four to five years. >> reporter: that's why howard nathan president and ceo of region gift of lif

king riots there. he died following a long illness in atlanta last night. he was 72. >>> a delaware man surprise in the fight of his life. >> tonight our greg argo shows us unusual method he's trying to find the kid me he so desperately needs. >> reporter: below the ibew local 313 sign in newcastle delaware, sits a plea from a father of three. >> i have a hereditary genetic disease called polycystic kidney disease. >> reporter: and having dealt with this disease his entire life. >> it's baiing beingly where thousands of signatures grow on my kidneys and just deteriorate them. >> reporter: waiting for a done or? >> i'm not going to get a phone call for another five years. i already had like six people try. what do you think, leo? >>. >> reporter: while raising children's a singer father. >> i have three kids and they're my happy handful, you know, and they keep it going. >> reporter: he knew he had to get creative. >> it doesn't thourt x it's not like asking for a cup of sugar. >> right now there's 5,000 people in our region alone waiting for a kidney and wait can be four to five years. >> reporter: that's why howard nathan president and ceo of region gift of lif

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, and a match box it's a hs her credenza. >> you don't know what that is? the lion's king got the lion's share. >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. it is a call from the hard working men and women from wisconsin to the people of america. of the 15 candidates who started this race. a terrific talented dynamic field. five have now endorsed this campaign. we've got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind this campaign. >> so how did trump lose this bad? the same reason he's been doing so good. make valid points and reach millions. but it is the same bull headedness that is resisting a change in the course. trump has earned the loyalty of many but he is squaunldering it. he keeps making supporters scramble and backtrack. has there ever been a candidate who needs so many volunteer spokesmen? and as brilliant a marketer as he is, he really misread how to scale his market beyond a narrow market. ignoring the guardrails of criticism. too many yes men ends in a sound no from everyone else. >> let's go to his concession speech. o

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill will undergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves in and if it will impact your weekend plans that's comin ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, j

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill will undergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves in and if it will impact your weekend plans that's coming up when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, and a match box it's a hs her credenza. >> you don't know what that is? the lion's kingon's share. >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. it is a call from the hard working men and women from wisconsin to the people of america. of the 15 candidates who started this race. a terrific talented dynamic field. five have now

king stan is one of those? >> no. rosanna: good. i used to go there all the time. that area really needs it. greg: they are off the list. don't worry about it. it was like a bible. greg: what else is going on? rosanna: celebrating prince's music here at nile rodgers. not too long ago, prince actually asked nile to do an interview for his magazine. staff at the age of 57. more imprints coming turns out lemon juice doesn' t cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. cash back on purchases. my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog' s foot is cleaner than a human' s mouth. that' s what they say. is it? cleaner than my mouth. backed by the service and rosanna: ever think prince did a cover to this song? greg: all right, we are celebrating new york city today. rosanna: and of course, prince, usually on fridays we celebrate all of new yorkers, but today we are taking a backseat and talking abo

greg gutfeld, or as i'm known in lock-up, captain swivel hips. all right, is the donald we all know and love about to die, or be replaced and land on his finger? >>> the only king i need, the king of beards. >>> and the people of new york city, being harassed to find out. let's get started, america, there is a murder she wrote starting in an hour. [ cheers and applause ] >>> let's welcome tonight's guests. his mustache once climbed everest while carrying an injured mule. and look at that mustache. she is so cute she sneezes lady bugs and burps butterflies. fox affiliate at l.a. and if fear were sand, he would be the gobi desert. looks like he is dressed to sell you a mazda. [ cheers and applause ] >> if great lyrics were garbage, he would be the town dump. it's country music legend, larry gatlin, and national review reporter. catherine timpf. could he break the ice by being nice? after winning the new york primary, donald trump could be the only candidate to get to 1237 without a contested convention. asked if he would start acting nice, he said yeah, but not now. >> if i become the u.s. president, you will say can he have more energy? >> no idea what that mean

greg gutfeld, or as i'm known in lock-up, captain swivel hips. all right, is the donald we all know and love about to die, or be replaced and land on his finger? >>> the only king beards. >>> and the people of new york city, being harassed to find out. let's get started, america, there is a murder she wrote starting in an hour. [ cheers and applause ]

king and the fbi. more ahead. this is expected to go until 5:00 eastern. >>> welcome back. it is my great pleasure [inaudible] by night gregmartinez is in my mind the leader of what i think is the most exciting grassroots organizations in the country and he's a technologis technologiste himself with the freedom act to learn an incredible amount about the technology in chicago. ladies and gentlemen please welcome fred e. martinez. [applause] >> how is my sound? of a great way will try to get through these quickly. a little bit about me. while people talk about som we f the work that i've done, concern for people of color, and then what we will be working on in the next 60-90 days and some things to work on the next couple of years. so, by training i was once called a skinny 27-year-old by a reporter. i love that and yes i'm a technologist by day. my motivation is started over a beer at a bar. everyone in the room knows the phrase like someone should really look into this, and inevitably you are the person that looks into it. but because i'm a physicist and i have experience with different technologies, it allows me to do th