outstanding -- e for more on the outlook for gold, using his own special brand of etf's, i'm joined by greg kingusually launch a couple of gold rated funds -- you recently launched a couple of gold-rated funds and etf's. where does it go from here? it topped $1300, now down to $1280. greg: it's an interesting question. we are talking to a lot of investors who are thinking about gold in terms of investment in the portfolio. people are wondering what's next with the fed. it definitely looks to be consolidating a bit. i think people are watching the gold versus market rate. the way we look at it is from a long-term perspective. from a short-term perspective, it can be a safe haven. usually only in extreme market moves. not the day today -- day-to-day stuff. vonnie: the thing about gold, there are so many constituencies. the china market is stalling a little bit. into currency.y in your etf, you are using it as an equities hedge. tell us how that works. greg: the concept is built within the etf universe. there have an gold funds -- have been gold funds for 10 or 12 years. hasgold bullion fund bullio

judge greg is not an alarmist. marvin king who was here recently. there is a story about him facing the bailout of northern rock. he gets called out of a meeting and his staff says we have to figure out what to do and he said what if i don't do anything and he said we believe the atm's will stop working everywhere. and he said we don't have much choice, do we? we were close and people don't understand counter factual. the great depression was many times worse in part because we didn't do anything effectively. >> two more questions. >> could you comment on the human being, the psychology, and all of this. >> i have come to believe that psychology is so important in economics in general but it is everything when it comes to money and banking. as some of the sections i read made clear, money is at bottom a psychological creation. if there is a break in trust, even on the gold standard, because a lot of banks didn't have enough gold on hand to honor all of the globe certificates that had been issued. for any reason, including a wrang-handed rumor, peopl

king of prussia mall. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside district court in upper merion with the very latest developments on this case, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. that preliminary hearing wrapped up 35 minutes ago. suspect in this case chere a more left the courthouse without making any comments after a judge turned down a request from her attorney to dismiss felony charges against her. anything you want to say? woman accused of kidnapping a seven week old baby from the king of prussia mall leaves district court in upper merion on thursday out on $500,000 cash bond, for march 31st kidnapping, caught on camera. >> confused, emotional, upset, and not clear. >> reporter: that is how her attorney mark steinberg described sherry amore who cried openly in court during her hearing on thursday. he says it is obvious amore took the child but what is unclear is why. >> i don't see a open and close if i said, it is opened and closed as to what happened, is what not closed is why it is not happened. >> reporter: amore claims to have lost a baby in february and in a moment of uncertainty t

. >> senator, it is not just boehner, but congressman pete king of new york said "i hate ted cruz." former senator judd gregd this about you and he is a "demagog's demagog and should not be trusted with the responsibilities of the office." how do you as you try to stop trump, you are more polarize than he is. >> it is simple. i don't know john boehner, we have made said 50 words to each other. >> but he knows you and he feels you worked against him in the house of representatives stopping some of the deals he was trying to make. >> you are exact right. and he is correct on that. in that same comment, let me finish please, in the same compensate, john bay increase praised hillary clinton said he thought she was terrific and he praised donald trump and he said he is his friend, his golfing and texting bud difficult. you are right, the reason that donald hates me is not anything i have said i stood but the american people and said we need to act, we need to fight against obamacare and fight against the data is bankrupt our country. and boehner wanted to cut deals. donald trump is pretending to be an outsider.

king ppin from making a thd break. >> tragedy strikes the college football community. running back gregt has been declared brain dead a day after being shot in a car along interstate 95 in west palm beach glo florida. it is a homicide and they are searching for witnesses. bryant started his college career in notre dame and transferred to the university of alabama at girling ham last year. >>> being a stay at home mom is a job of its own. the idea for mothers looking to get back into the work force may seem daunting. cheryl casone is the author of a new book "the come back how today's moms reenter the workplace successfully. she spoke with a number of mothers after having children. great to have you here. >> great to have you here as well. it is such a big topic. yesterday was mother's day. today should be about getting moms jobs. many are looking to get back into the work force. one of the things a lot of moms told me is they felt insecure. that was the main theme. my first tip leaving security and guilt at home. once they got back in they realized it was hard work. >> it is a matter of

congressman pete king of new york says i hate ted cruz. former senator judd gregaid this about you, he is a demagogues, demagogue and shouldn't be trusted with the responsibilities of the office. how do you unite as you're trying to right now the republican party to stop donald trump when you are perhaps more polarizing than he is? >> well, chris, it's very simple. let me say first of all i don't know john boehner, he and i have made said 50 words to each other -- >> he knows you and feels you worked against him in the house stopping some of the deals he was trying to make snur exactly right and he is correct on that. do you know what, in that same comment -- let me finish, chris, please. in that same comment john boehner praised hillary clinton, said he thought she was terrific and also praised donald trump, said donald is his friend, is his golfing and texting and you're right, the reason donald hates me is not anything i have ever said or done to him, it's that i stood with the american people and said we need to actually do what we said we would do, we need to

greg bab at's statement. he says the president violates constitution and trying to rewrite laws as if he were a king.hat is a strong language. a lot of people agree with the texas governor. what is your take? >> say amen. amen. this is absolutely a federal government out of control. we believe in the 10th amendment. he ought to abide by it and uphold it but i believe, most people realize he doesn't believe in the rule of law, any rule of law unless it is obama rule of law. i don't think states will sit back and take it. it is wrong. it is absolutely wrong and go governor abbott. deirdre: there are now 11 states total as we mentioned, with this lawsuit. i mean what is it going to take do you think, for the president to set up and take notice? i heard what you said. you don't think he cares. 11 states and probably counting at some point is going to require a reaction. >> well, let's, let's elect a new president that understands the constitution, that will listen to the people and understands the rule of law. we have had this administration now going almost eight years and we have seen his progression g

to get it, especially texas governor greg abbott who tweeted, "i announce today that texas is fighting this. obama can't rewrite the civil rights act. he's not a king yeah? if he's not a king, then why does he have a jester? [ laughter ] but why -- why is everyone arguing about bathrooms now? well, it turns out this move is nothing new. in fact, fighting over bathrooms is the oldest move in the prejudice playbook. and if you're not into books it's also available as a digital download. [ light laughter ] america has a long history of using bathrooms to scare people and it makes sense because bathrooms are pretty scary to begin with. you're cut off from the world, your pants are down, the lighting is terrible. nobody is excited for a curveball in the bathroom. and politicians are happy to exploit that fear, but first a little history. separate bathrooms for men and women began in the 1800s when women started working in factories. women needed bathrooms whereas men were shocked to learn that women even used bathrooms. they just assumed back then that everything women ate turned to babies. which is why, true story, to this day, we call children little

the governor of texas, greg abbott, for example, tweeted out i announced today that texas is fighting this. obama can't rewrite the civil rights act, he says. he is not a king. we expect to hear more of that from conservative areas around the country who feel this is a matter that should be decided by states and local communities, not here at the white house. peter. >> ron, thank you very much. you're exactly right. also we're keeping a close eye and expect to hear from lieutenant governor of texas on this very issue coming up in the next half an hour or so. when we hear from him, we will bring that to you. >>> there is more breaking news in from new hampshire. a massive manhunt under way after two police officers were shot. this happened early this morning. the latest on the search for that suspect is ahead. >>> also, london's new mayor vows he'll do whatever he can to help hillary clinton defeat donald trump in november. kelly cobiella sits down with sadiq khan, the first muslim leader of any western capital. that's coming up right here on "msnbc live" next after the break. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescu