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gregg: the people of france have spoken on their election day the results are in, centralist macron who wants france to state in the eu, la pen advocated and now advanced to presidential runoff that will occur on may seventh with each one plan to go take france in very different directions. hello, everyone, this is a brand-new hour of america's headquarters i'm eric sean. >> security after paris attack. it marks the first time in recent memory that an election took place under a state of emergency. eric: live in paris with the very latest on somewhat surprising election in macron has never had an election ever. >> amazing on both sides, eric and arthel. french voters have

gregg, thank you very much. melissa.sa: congress may soon make it harder for the irs to seize money in what it calls civil asset forfeiture. the tool used by the justice department and the irs enables government to seize people's money if the banking habits of the subject mimicked those of money launderers or drug cartels. under the law, amounts as small as $10,000 could spark a seizure. the trouble is, plenty of small business owners do exactly that, with no intention of laundering money or selling drugs. congressman peter roskam and joseph crowley introduced legislation late last year to limit the irs's ability to seize people's money without first charging them with a crime t passed unanimously. now u.s. senator tim scott and sherrod brown are introducing companion legislation in the senate. advocates say changing the law is essential to maintaining property rights and preventing small business owners from inadvertently getting caught up in the irs's cross-hairs. david: threatening our republic. new warning over democ

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cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> ♪ >> all right. >> i'm ready.ember zanzibar blue, let's do it. great. >> i know. >>> people making most of the warmer weather taking every chance we can to get outside. >> it seems we are not alone, is this otter chilling on the stocks in avalon earlier today we want to thank monica amo of avalon for sending thus video. she says she has seen a couple otters on the dock in the past few days just chilling. >> yes. >> warm up. >> umbrella, get a little beverage, kickback. >> they are cute, aren't they. >> yes. all right. kate bilo joining us now. you have been bearer of good news. >> yes, i have more good news to share, which is always a good great place to be. >> it is. >> good news, especially heading in the holiday weekend a lot of folks traveling through end of this week heading to their easter weekend destination or heading back from the spring break trip or heading to the long weekend trip. you'll like forecast for next few days. it does look quiet. another live look at logan circle, looks beautiful. fountains

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stuart: gregg jarrett, recovering lawyer, why wasn't she fired?d, it's rank incompetence and maybe shows the incompetence of our government and tsa in failing to fire. look, the problem is that air marshals, they really don't do any good. they're only on 5% of the flights, cost a billion dollars a year, 10% of the tsa budget. the money could be better spent elsewhere. stuart: that's a billion dollar a year for air marshals. >> yes. stuart: you don't think it works? >> no, i mean, look, terrorists in more than a decade haven't boarded flights to america, there's no empirical evidence that demonstrate that air marshals made a material difference here. the money could be spent better elsewhere within the tsa budget. stuart: this lady was not fired. i find that extraordinary, okay. france, yeah, hit by terror again. just a couple of days, three days, literally, before a pivotal vote. remember, please, there have been 21 terror attacks in france in the last two years with more than 230 dead. i'll have my take an editorial at the top of the hour on that

cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> a wisconsin man who led police on a 10 day manhunt remains behind bars on $30,000 cash bail. three two-year old joseph jakubowski appeared in court this afternoon to face burglary, theft and related charges. he is accused of stealing a cash of weapons from a gun store, prosecutors say that he also, sent threatening anti government manifesto to the white house. police found jakubowski on friday and i was camping on private property when the owners spotted him. >>> a doctor, says that he prescribed oxycodone for prince under an associate's name to protect the rock star 's privacy. prince died april 21st of last year, while an accidental overdose of fentanyl 50 times more powerful than heroin. investigators want to know where the drugs that killed prince came from search warrants phone record and e-mails were all unsealed today. >>> prince harry is opening up about his mother's death, and how he silently struggled for 20 years, after princess diana died in a 1997 car crash. now, this is a break from the royal tradition of sil

in northeast philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> democrats in the senate now have the 41 votes needed to sustain a filibuster against president trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch, looming filibuster set stage for republicans to potentially go nuclear. >> nomination we're going to be reported to the floor. >> reporter: senate judiciary committee moved judge gorsuch one step closer to becoming next supreme court justice but also one step closer to a showdown on the senate floor. >> a partisan party line vote in the committee is sad, but it is a reflection on on a brokenness in the u.s. senate and not any problem with judge gorsuch. >> reporter: senator chris coons became first democrat to say he will filibuster judge gorsuch nomination when it comes up for a vote, this week >> i'm not ready to he end debate on this issue so i will vote. >> reporter: senate is scheduled to take final vote on gorsuch's nomination on friday and republicans insist he will be confirmed, even if they have to invoke the so-called nuclear option. another historic

. >> gregg palkot thanks so much for joining us this evening. and joining me now to discuss this in-depth military panel, fox's analyst thor of book without mercy, general mcinerney also a fox analyst i start with general mcinerney then colonel hunt no surprise in fact yesterday, i expected most of us were thinking that there might have been some keep you of missile launch yesterday, correct? general mack in earny. >> absolutely -- >> okay, yeah, but let me ask you this general hunt do you agree we expected something yesterday. >> some kind of provocation, yes. >> okay, now, let's talk about what kind of provocation or we don't know exactly what it was but what we do know is that north korea is a nuclear power, having already launched five nukes and talk more on advisory of grandfather's that there might be a 6th launched -- is there the compass capacity to launch with specialed intercontinental ballistic missile a nuclear weapon toward us i will start with you -- >> they don't have that capability right now. they are developing what they call k

(gregg araki) the best thing about being an independent filmmaker is freedom of the underground, in that think he's going to keep doing that. that's what he wants to do. to use somewhat better actors, the budget may go from $25,000 to $500,000; same with 35-millimeter shooting. but this last film was mixed on a macintosh computer, for almost nothing. and as the technology changes, it's going to be easier and easier to make these very cheap films for someone like gregg who's got that much talent. if you're determined to make a film now i am convinced that you can find a way to make it. whether you shoot it on video and get it transferred or you get everyone and all the equipment for free or you save up for two or three years all those ways now are possible. whereas before, it was completely out of the question. i think i'll always be a guerilla filmmaker. at one point one critic called us outlaws and so, yes, i am a film outlaw and i think that's a good thing to be. h e annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial

here's what they said, gregg. this is a hideous crime. we do not allow this kind of content on facebook. we work rd to create a safe environment. we're going to remove videos that depict sexual assaults and share to glorify violence. why aren't mark zuckerberg and facebook taking responsibility for this? >> well, i think they are to some extent. they have automated content monitors, and they especially with respect to videos that are posted very, very good at removing them immediately. so are other service providers, not just facebook. here's the problem -- liz: but it was 20 minutes. some of them are 20 minutes. some of them are half hour. >> when you're live streaming as this one was, it's hard to get something that's happening contemporaneously. liz: you know what i say? shut it down. after one violent act, shut down facebook live because at this point, and we just saw now, that was the rape of a teenager. that's sexual violence. >> except that facebook had no knowledge or notice of it. once they did, of course, they took down anything

i'm gregg jarrett.w back to "the five" ." ♪ >> kimberly: the trump administration is stepping up pressure on iran violet deals with multiple foreign policy crises across the g today, nikki haley, the u.s. investor to the u.s., tried to get the world body to turn its attention away from israel and towards tehran. >> we are speaking honestly about conflict in the middle east. we need to start with the chief culprit. iran and its partner militia has been has pullout the incredibly destructive majors demand much more of our attention. it should become this council's priority in the region. >> kimberly: secretaries mattis and tillerson also sending a tough message to the mullah. >> everywhere you look, if there is trouble, you find iran. >> and unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea and take the world along with it. the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck to a future administration on iran. the evidence is clear. iran's provocative actions threaten the u

let's bring in gregg jarrett, he's a fox news correspondent and an attorney.his latest suit is going after president trump to prove that tweet that he sent out about being wiretapped. >> a liberal group that says you guys ignored our foia request. there are nine specific exclusions to the foia request in one of them is requested documents. surely, a lot of the prove or disprove of the wiretap claim would be classified and a judge does not have the authority to order the disclosure of classified information, because most judges don't have security clearance to look at themselves. it's an uphill climb here for this liberal group and two, the president could always claim executive privilege. bottom line, you don't always get to look at what you want to see in the way of government document every time the president says something provocative. >> jon: this other lawsuit alleges that president trump is violent in the constitution because he has hotels that do business with foreign governmen government. >> another different little group is suing here, sued the moment

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gregg palkot is in pyongyang and has been following this breaking story. >> the came in two hours ago. it didn't come over from the north korean government. we talked to officials here. and so farther not giving us any word. the first word came from a south korean military. they surveil closely what happened here. just before dawn there was a launch on the east coast of north korea. it looks like an intermediate-type missile. a asked you-type -- a scud-type missile. it failed shortly after takeoff. that was confirmed by the united states pacific command. this was -- something was expected, judge. yesterday north korea time, saturday, was the 105th anniversary, the birth date founder. it is the biggest day in the year and we have been on the ground and seen it happen in the past. they have launched other missiles. there was speculation about whether they would detonate a 6th nuclear device. it didn't happen the day before or the day of. they tried the day after, apparently. filing just after liftoff. therev has been solid -- there has been solid reporting that the united states is tryi

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio has more on one of the 300 juvenile lifers finally set free. >> reporter: happy day for hey wood red dog fennell. >> hey, is what up. >> what is up. >> reporter: he is a new man, getting his share of hugs, laughs, and questions. >> telephone, you know, where is the shoe shine stand at. >> reporter: reddog was 17 when he took part in the robbery that claimed the life of joseph heyes on this north philadelphia block. he wasn't the killer but yet act resulted in a mandatory life, without parole sentence. >> i was able to like sleep at night because my heart wasn't stressing that i took someone 's life. >> reporter: graterford prison red dog became invaluable saving live of the william covington a corrections officer attacked during a riot in the 1970's. he was also prison fix it man, mentoring inmates across the state. >> me and i fathered relationship was always, you know, 100. >> reporter: heywood carter was two months when his dad went inside. >> he taught me how to shoot pool, how to fight. >> reporter: no his mid 60's red dog credit

in west philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> enjoy journey, make us proud. >>> georgetown university hold s a worship services as part of the effort to remember and repent for selling 272 slaves in order to keep the school afloat in 1838. >> ♪ men and women descendent s of the slave attend the services. sandra green thomas spoke about the religious faith of the slave and how faith was passed on to their decedents. green thomas says pain, suffering of slavery is still felt today. >> there was no comparison to be made between the enslaved of the americas and any other group to date or in history. their pain was unparalleled, the pain is still here. >> following the services, two buildings were renamed one in the name of the slave, once owned by the university, and second in the name of a woman who established a school in georgetown for black girls. >>> we wanted to let you know about a story that will be featured on tonight's "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. correspondent vladamire dutier will show us remarkable history from mother bethel a

effort to drive customers to african-american owned businesses throughout the city reporter cherri greggm our sister station kyw news radio explains how the new i buy black discount card is supposed to work. >> reporter: philadelphia's most prominent leaders like music mogul kenney gamble, reverend al lawlor and others joined forces to keep african-american dollars in the black community. >> we can agree to buy black. >> reporter: the solution. the eye buy black card, ten-dollar discount card, sold at i buy black.org and in stores that links customers to philadelphia black owned businesses, while providing a 15 percent discount. the goal? grow the businesses. >> ninety to 95 percent of everything that we get done, we get done, here. >> reporter: this is the owner of the mini men press at broad and more more, one of the two locations where they provide large scale printing for businesses. >> this is annie buy black card participant. even a small boost can have a rippling effect. >> if i have an additional of $500 every day, over a period, i can hire two more people to come in here. >> afr

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reporter cherri gregg from kyw news radio traveled to hightstown and she shows us how students there are hoping to change federal law. >> reporter: thinks hightstown, high school's ap government class, and instead of just learning how the political systems work, these students are part of the process. >> we, as a collective body have been working on this, since the beginning of last year. >> reporter: senior aretha shaw is one of the more than two dozen students who drafted the cold case, record collections, act, to make it easier, to access, government documents, and civil rights cold cases. >> the process is a very long, tedious process. >> it is just a travesty that nothing has been done. >> reporter: stewart connection letter came up with the idea for bill in 2015. he realized the emmitt till act which created the civil rights cold case division had a gap. those trying to solve racially charged murders could only get redak documents leaving families without answers for decade so she is students created a solution. >> create an independent review board that will release those file

gregg jarrett, thank you very much for that.want to go back to sean spicer right now who is back at the podium now at the press briefing. lots of top eubgs today. let's listen in. >> this will be the first successful filibuster of a nominee to join the supreme court which is clearly unprecedented. with a vote on judge gorsuch expected friday the american people will see which senators are willing to keep his seat open to get in the way of president trump making progress on one of his most significant choices so far. also today, opens the application process for this year's visas. the president spoke about the h1b visa program in the past. the white house acknowledges there are issues with the program as it currently stands. however, there are several laws that are on the books that went unenforced in the previous administration. as the department of justice made clear and released this morning, the trump administration will be enforcing laws protecting american workers from discriminating hiring practices. looking ahead to the s

>> reporter: john ossoff is 30 years old, a former kong greggs counsel aide who is suddenly topping theolls in georgia's sixth district. >> reporter: is 24 special election in georgia a referendum on donald trump? >> this election like all elections is about local issues and local solutions before it's about national politics. >> reporter: but many democrats see it as much more. he's raised a whopping $8.3 million since jumping into this race in january. unheard of for a previously up known candidate. >> i will be an independence minded voice for this community. >> reporter: these supporters drove here from south carolina. >> i think people really want to get involved. people want to jump in and show their resistance. >> we really appreciate your support. >> reporter: it's a crowded field, 18 candidates are vying for the seat vacated by health and human services secretary tom price. leading the polls among republicans is karen handle. >> the other guys in this race want to play games. >> reporter: who is blasting ossoff for his out of state donors. >> the largest percentage of contribut

joining us now is gregg jarrett, fox news anchor and lawyer.ho do they think he is targeting for violence? >> the secret service together with the fbi are analyzing that manifesto, looking for clues. this guy is angry at the president, ed government as a whole, vowing to "take out one politician at a time." any government authority figure or government building could be at risk. he has also uttered antireligious sentiments of churches that could be targets and also threatened schools, they could be soft targets, but of course, public schools are government-run. finally, he has a rap sheet involving confrontations with police expressing animus toward police, they might be targeted. so this is a guy with a deadly arsenal and a lot of anger, if not hatred, that is a dangerous combination. >> jon: let's say police spotted him driving along the highway somewhere. they cannot just open fire. >> now, they cannot, but given his stolen weaponry, expressed threats, he is considered armed and dangerous, so local police and the fbi are allowed under the la

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gre -- fort gregg is here, this says. present tense. and the dam, part of the defense line, it is here. according toort this description did not fall during the siege, it was part of the earth. if i may add.ed, >> [laughter] timothy: but it did not fall. the cliche about bringing history alive is a myth. we are it. we are part of history. we are part of them, of all things, and they are part of us. we are connected for better or worse. the filmmaker describes his work has "an emotional archaeology." maybe that is too sentimental, but it has truth in it. the wartime generation could be sentimental too. it helps us to bring the war down to a mortal conflict between citizen soldiers that also got alone, who might have been friends, who were friends and relatives, who fraternize to between the lines and traded tobacco for newspapers. they often shared the same religious faith. lincoln declared "both sides read the same bible and pray to folksme god, and each is the same his aid as his enemy. we may find it comforting to think of war as a tr

what matters most is this conspiracy theory, right, gregg? reporter: absolutely. the conspiracy herive i think is -- -- conspiracy theory is an attempt to change the discussion from susan rice who peddled this self-serving story pawng waited by a glaring contradiction that was never challenged by andrea mitchell. liz: thank you, we loved having you on. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you mit want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision

gregg tanner was playing at the country club. the group with eastern kangaroo decided to hop on. kangaroos are just another obstacle and he's trying to play through, leaving his club behind him. >> well, santa clara is ready to take on president trump. how they're planning to taking on administration over sanctuary. you will see what is at stake. >> and practitioners at an alameda church d look up and not see a >>> tomorrow santa clara will faceoff against the president in a san francisco courtroom over its stand to not help federal i.c.e agent round up for deportation. >> it is called sanctuary. the president is fletthreatenin cut-off funding for communities >> here is danny lewis. >> reporter: however, only days after taking office, president trump signed an executive order that cuts off federal funds to any jurisdictions that refuses a crack down on undocumented immigrants. >> you should be concerned of the fact that we have a president that is trying to unilaterally using federal funds to ex tort jurisdiction to make them do his bidding. the county took the national lead of t

let's take a look at the issue with gregg jarrett, news anchor and attorney. how could a voluntary bible class violate the constitution? >> a public school is government action. right? the first amendment says the government may not establish religion, so the question becomes is this school -- are they endorsing or advocating actively a particular religion over another? the plaintiffs say yes. the supreme court has said we will ban public schools from initiating or sponsoring religious activity. jon that doesn't mean, you know, that a school has to be a religion-free zone. you can pray as long as you do it privately and don't force others to do it. you can teach a class on religion as long as you teach the history of it and you're not advocating religious doctrine. the plaintiffs say that's what they're doing. arguably a violation of the constitution. >> jon: but if the class is voluntary? >> doesn't matter. the plaintiffs are saying three things. first of all, it's voluntary. but yeah, they're being forced to attend. it's an electives. there's no other electi

heather: gregg palkot, live for us. thank you. the brand-new head of the dnc going on a nationwide tour aimed at uniting democrats against donald trump. >> he loves to brand brand himself. he loves to brand his hotels. but you know what? he does not want anything brand trumpcare. heather: bernie sanders taking the stage and take off his coat outlining what he says the democrats need to do to take back control in washington. you have to see this. another major airline with serious damage control. one crew members suspended, accused of hitting a mother with a stroller, and that's just a start. remember when you said men are superior drivers? yeah... yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good hands. this is the schmidt's yard. and, oh schmidt, that's a lot of dirt. but there's plenty of time for scotts outdoor cleaner plus oxiclean to work it's magic. all while being safe to use around plants

in an editorial on our website, fox news.com, gregg jarrett asks the question, did susan rice break the? susan rice has an abysmal track record of telling the truth. her remarks tuesday about the unmasking of surveillance may be another example and we are back here. was president trump correct? did she break a crime? >> if she unmasked them for political reasons, then yes, it's a crime. there's only one reason she would ask for a name and that's of national security interest. what is the document of the surveillance conversation she reviewed shows that there is nothing whatsoever relating to national security or foreign intelligence. what if it's all about politics? then she would have made a false statement and her unmasking request, that's a felony, it's untouchable by five years behind bars. >> julie: what about the leaking of names like michael flynn? clearly a crime. it could have been susan rice. >> i could have, she's one of the individuals who would have had access to it. she absolutely denies it, but will wait and see if we get to the bottom of it. whoever leaked the classified

. >> sandra: joining us now attorney and fox news anchor gregg jarrett. great to see you.nything illegal happen here with facebook? >> facebook and other platforms like them are not responsible legally, civilly, for third party content under the communications act. so the penalty here in a lawsuit would prevail. criminally, they were not complicit. once they learned about it, they went immediately to law enforcement and provided full cooperation. the other thing you have to remember is facebook is the only website really that is created an alliance with attorneys generals in more than 20 states to help them monitor and operate and manage websites. you cannot criticize facebook here. >> sandra: we just heard from mark zuckerberg. one of the questions being asked, did they move quickly enough? we know it took over two minutes. it was 11:09 a.m. when the first video of intent to murder. it was uploaded. it was not reported to facebook at that point. the second video of the shooting that was uploaded. that was two minutes later. then 11:22 the suspect confesses to murder while

heather: gregg palkot, live for us. thank you. the brand-new head of the dnc going on a nationwide tour aimed at uniting democrats against donald trump. >> he loves to brand brand himself. he loves to brand his hotels. but you know what? he does not want anything brand trumpcare. heather: bernie sanders taking the stage and take off his coat outlining what he says the democrats need to do to take back control in washington. you have to see this. another major airline with serious damage control. one crew members suspended, accused of hitting a mother with a stroller, and that's just a start. that's still ahead on the fox report. ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ i'm on it.ar does weathertech g

be assured of this folks here in the buckeye state, when kong greggs finally decides to repeal and replace obamacare, president trump and i will be ready to work with them hand in glove. snore you remember the previous effort to repeal and replace obamacare failed. pence also touted the president's pro business agenda which he has says brought optimism back to the manufacturing sector. >> we've seen media kind of lash back at donald trump for calling the media fake news. they've called what he puts out sometime fake news. he tweeted this weekend announcing more fake news. >> interesting. bryn ging ris talked to a few trump vote are who's want the president to dial it back on twitter. >> how many of you know about the president's tweets or follow them through some sort of media? >> everyone in this room in eastern pennsylvania vote ford donald trump. >> seeing more people involved it's like a modern day constituent letter. they're voicing their opinion and more politically involved. >> feels that people are editorializing his commentary so therefore, this is his way of assuring that his mes

.>>> southern rocker gregg allman wants everyone to know he is not in a hospice facility.e tweeted a message he is currently home in savannah, georgia and resting on doctor's orders. rumors circulated he was in hospice care and he has a long history of illness including the need for a liver transplant in 2010. tour schedule following a string of missing concerts dating back to last summer. >>> robert spiegel is stepping down from npr's all things considered after hosting the show for 30 years. he said he had the greatest job he can think of that says it's time to start a new phase and no word what that will be. he will leave the show in january 2018. >>> a lot of us will be spending more time outdoors as the weather gets warmer. >> if we ever see the sun again. local leaders remind people that they are driving and walking and on bikes to be extra vigilant. they came together for remarks today and streetsmart which is a safety campaign designed to avoid fatalities and injuries. >> when biking use bike lanes whenever possible and stay visible. and for pedestrians or bright c

could be building supplies to help people or farmers -- eric: well, we've been listening to governor greggexas. i mean, the tragedy of tornadoes, it is a developing, growing story you can see in east texas about an hour east of dallas. when you see those cars just flipped over, completely like that one. others are on their side and that devastation of those houses blown apart. at least five people believed to have been killed in there's, one in arkansas. 5,000 homes damaged from those tornadoes overnight, and they fear those numbers could increase. we will stay on this story as it develops throughout the rest of this afternoon of the tragedy and devastation of those tornadoes. molly: and more strong statements from president trump about north korea in a wide-ranging interview amid growing tensions over the regime's nuclear and missile programs. what the president is saying about kim jong un straight ahead. ♪ ♪ (vo) at miracle-ear, we always take time getting to know you, so we can ensure you hear what matters most in your world. grandpa! (vo) call, click or come in today to learn how to st

. >> as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells you she will be honored next week ina at an event that celebrates diverse culinary cuisine. >> reporter: south philadelphia barbercoa which means south philly barbecue is as colorful as its kitchen, and where cristina martinez and her husband vin miller work seven days a week. >> everything ready to day. >> reporter: they are ready to sell their lamb, pork, betty tacos and more to waiting customers on friday, saturday and sunday. >> every week we have new people, new customers. >> reporter: martinez food is so good, bone appetite named barbercoa1 of the best restaurants in america and she caught the eye of fortune magazine and city council but it it is for her activism she and her husband helped organize days of action, and got city council to pass a resolution, and on may 1st they are taking their cause national this woman has overcome insurmountable add. >> reporter: margaret o'sullivan runs the international services sent shore will honor martinez next week. while many workers live in the shadows she's putting her fac

. >> jon: gregg jarrett, thank you. we are expecting any second now to get tape play out, there it is, of president trump signing an executive order entitled implementing an america first offshore energy strategy, directing a review of the locations available for offshore oil and gas exploration. >> many thanks to secretaries wilbur ross and ryan zinke. we're also pleased to welcome many members of congress and energy industry leaders to the white house. i want to get them immediately back over there because i know they'll be voting on lots of different things, right? we can't spend too much time talking about drilling in the arctic. we are opening it up. it's a great day for american workers and families and today we are on unleashing and clearg the way for thousands and thousands of high-paying american energy jobs. our country is blessed with natural resources, including abundant offshore oil and natural gas reserves. the federal government has kept 94% of these offshore areas closed for exclusion and production and

. >>> gregg popovich is famous for something else now. >> he's a hell of a nice guy. the coach of the san antonio spurs appears to be really good tipper. take a look at this restaurant tab, five grand. >> nice. >> on a check for $815. now, the owner of the restaurant wouldn't confirm that popovich dined there but the spurs were in town for a game with the grizzlies and confirms it's his signature on the check. >> somebody is ryve, very happy. >> maybe he got a signing bonus, contract extension. my man is rolling in cash. it's all right. >>> it's not a must win game but pretty close. the wizards take on the hawks on what is the best two out of three series. we've got a preview underway in sports. >>> right after the break, a dangerous new trend is putting young people in serious situations to take something called fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. a

authentic moments-- the blues brot' hersdan aykroyd and john belushi; carly simon; mick jagger; cher and greggksons; steve jobs in 1984, the year he launched the macintosh computer. >> seeff: so we're sitting on the floor, then we started to talk about creativity, and he said, "oh, i want to show you something." and he sort of jumps up, and he runs out. and he comes back. and he plops down into this lotus position with the mac. no one's seen it. >> logan: you'd never seen one? >> seeff: no, i didn't-- i didn't even know they existed. >> logan: his picture became the cover of "time" magazine in 2011, when steve jobs died. there's something distinct about a norman seeff photograph, but in his film, there's also a story. >> seeff: john, john. >> logan: this one with john travolta, at age 22. >> seeff: shake your head, look this way. >> logan: the year before the movie "saturday night fever" came out. >> seeff: he's telling me, "you know, i'm-- i'm doing a movie." and i said, "oh, you're doing a movie." he said, "yeah, and-- and i'm going to be dancing." and i said, "yeah, you're going to be danci

>> we were at a kick ball party because jennifer grey is married to clark gregg. >> seth: yep.d randomly we both got invited. and we were like the last to leave. and my memory is being, like as the sun was going down in this parking lot and matthew and his friend were trying to, i guess get me to stay and open up these beers without a beer opener. and he blooding his thumb to try to make it work. >> seth: gotcha. so you thought this guy's a catch. [ laughter ] i got to -- >> and then i think i moved to new york and i didn't see him again for ten years. >> seth: and so did you remember as soon as you saw him again that he was that guy? >> nope. >> seth: really? so who brought it up? did he have to remind you? >> so we had auditioned together. we had done readings together. we had done script work together. and then, you know, like three weeks into rehearsal, after this big fight training thing we had to do together, he's like, "we've met before." and i was like, "no, we haven't." and he's like, "yeah, we have." and i was like, "what?" and he's like, "we were at a kick ball part"

you will know that competition for that lunchtime trade is intense from the likes of costa coffee, greggss had immense negative publicity. it has had a lot of brand damage. it was the poster child for the corporate tax avoidance scandal and the inputs that it uses, things like coffee beans and malts, all of that has got more expensive. a combination of factors, they cannot blame the dramatic slump in products on brexit. what about the banking stocks? we had some healthy stocks fromjp stocks? we had some healthy stocks from jp morgan and the us stocks? we had some healthy stocks fromjp morgan and the us but stocks? we had some healthy stocks from jp morgan and the us but then we had comments from mr trump, how does this fit together? it is very interesting. since trump's collection, banking stocks of saud. the belief is that a trumpet administration would be good for financial firms because of high interest rates but also lighter regulation and lower taxes. now with the us president backpedalling on things like high interest rates, and that it things like high interest rates, and thatitis