they're all back for a family vacation, and we're celebrating jers-day -- get it? it back to our time with the gtl crew. >> it's a show about the jersey shore. guido, guidette basically means we like to take care of ourselves, we like to look good. it's pretty much a compliment. >> our first "e.t." interview with the jersey shore cast was back in 2009. at the time, only three episodes had aired, and they were already a cultural phenomenon. >> two weeks ago nobody knew you, nobody cared. what's it like now? >> i think we're changing the whole reality genre. >> we're not going anywhere. >> you should probably get used to these faces. >> did you just get highlights? nice frost. >> what, did you get a new face? >> nearly 10 years later, "e.t"" was on set in miami for "jersey shore: family reunion" which airs tonight on mtv. >> let's go back to the most iconic "jersey shore" moment of all time, the punch. >> get your [ bleep ] out of our faces. i remember this guy taking our shots, and i was getting annoyed that he was stealing our alcohol, so i stood up to him, and tha

>>> a five-year-old with a pass chb jer is rolling down the road, see if his tears can keep cops from taking the bike. >> no. let him go. >> he is happened lindling an i python. >> why snake handling is not not nervous nellies. >>> the moment he proves his laughs are lethal. we are breaking down the best on the web including a mother with a restless baby. >> that goes to sleep. no, that's not what happened. >> why many moms wake up tired. >> my poor mother. >>> there are three c's in this story. this one is confidence. this was not captured by his parents. that was the second c. this kid got stopped by police. they discovered his was five years old. they told him, dude, you broke the law. they said you have to have a helmet. he said i'm wearing my friend's held me. they said both of you have to have a helmet on. >> what about a license to drive on open street. >> they never brought it up but they did say it was that's where the big third c came from. he was afraid they were going con fi ska con fi skate it. >> they are like no. sorry. >> look at the last part of this video that his fa

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your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us jer at fnc, that's it for my show, thanks to my panel, thanks for all of you for watching, i'm lou is back monday. have a great weekend. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'coming up in a few minutes, te most respected vices on fixed income around. black box, global chief investment officer of fixed income, rick reider, $1.7 trillion in assets, my first guest. first to the fox business room with the headlines affecting wall street to main street. >> wall street's wild run of volpety continuing this week. in the end, finishing the holiday shortened trading week in the green with a short rally on thursday. all of the major averages for lower for the month of march. the first back-to-back monthly losses since 2016 for the quarter it was a down month for the dow and s&p. that hasn't happened in two and a half years. the nasdaq eked out a gain for the first quarter. nasdaq bucking the trend despite amazon getting socked on reports that president trump is roo

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inspect thousands of jet engines like the one that failed tuesday on a southwest flight, killing a passen jer on board. for southwest, that means every plane in its fleet. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us. it's lot of work for the airlines, but what does it mean for passengers? >> reporter: honestly, passengers may not be noticing much because what airlines are going to be doing is switching out a certain type of jet for another similar type jet. it's really the maintenance crews and logistics teams at those airlines that are going to have to deal with this. faa inspectors examining the mangled remains of the engine on southwest airlines flight 1380. today's directive requires operators to inspect the fan blades on certain engines within 20 days. >> all these aircraft are going to be temporarily taken out of service, the engines looked at through an ultraviolet or like an mri type imaging to look for cracking. >> reporter: nbc bay area aviation analyst says this type of engine is one of the most widely used on one of the most popular passenger planes in service, the boeing 737. >> what

all righty so carl denham jer you were in the internet business for a long time what's going on with facebook. oh something i've been raising a stink about sense started publication of the techer in zero seven and when facebook was just agreement people's i. nobody cared and that is that it is trivially easy to abuse ordinary internet traffic for personal tracking it everybody's making a stink about what facebook's doing with the data that they get from you being on facebook but that's not the real scandal the real scandal is that every time you go to a website anywhere on the web that has a like button or a facebook sign on but doesn't matter whether you signed it or not doesn't matter whether you can sign or not you can't consent because you can't know it's there until after you read it that data is being sent back to facebook and additionally is trivially easy for them to abuse it rather common function within the protocol called in each tag to generate unique identifiers so not only do they know that someone's there they know that it's you and if they managed to link one of those

jers jesse hernandez was at griffith park and playing with friends and fell 25 feet down in a pipe which four feet in diameter with two feet of liquid flowing at 15 miles an hour. rescuers, about 100 in all, police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him for over 12 hours. in the early hours, sanitation crew found him when they opened a manhole cover between two highways here in los angeles. he was apparently 11 feet down. he was lucid and talking. they dropped a hose and pulled him out and the first thing he asked for was a cell phone so he could call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >>> nick, thank you. a risk for severe weather today from the gulf coast to the ohio valley and winter hanging on in the great lakes. we have meteorologist ivan cabrera joining us now. >> the battle of the seasons this morning and through tonight with the frontal boundary. we have heavy snowfall potential with winter storm warnings flying across the upp

tweet it to us jer at fnc, that's it for my show, thanks to my panel, thanks for all of you for watching, i'm . >>> fox news alert. president trump firing off tweets this easter sunday declaring on end to the daca program and urging republicans to implement the so-called nuclear option in order to get some tougher laws. hello and happy easter. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news head headquarters. i'm arthel. eric: and i'm eric shawn. the president also turning attention to mexico, threatening to pull out of the trade agreement unless the neighbors step up to curb the number of illegal immigrants crossing the border. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. if they're not going to help us at the border, it's a sad thing between two countries. mexico has got to help us at the border. a lot of people coming in to take advantage of daca. arthel: peter ducey is live in palm beach florida as the president is getting ready to return to washington from his mar-a-lago resort. reporter: the president's easter service started with a shot at people he did not think were helpful in

-- even though i disagree with him on a lot of policies, he's one of the gop's greatest mess even jersd other social policies. charles: when he broke out that white board on the obamacare he lost me. ford, is this sort of the trumpification. perhaps we are seeing that as well. a lot of establishment types desiergd to head for the exits rather than stick around. >> i'm a big trumper and i think there is trumpification. the republican party is the party of donald j. trump. the republicans are likely to lose the house in 2018. i don't question ryan's sincerity, i question the timing. we still have 19 states where filing dead lines are not there. if we lose more people, we could erode our advantage in redistricting. charles: what do you think trump will do to help with this? will he take a much more aggressive you approach to make sure he keeps the house? >> charles, i think that the president has a plan for all of this. i don't think it's a surprise, we have heard rumors of paul ryan leaving since december. you look at the president's accomplishments. what he set out to do from the beginn

operations so i think they may even find it hard jer to keep the talent they need with this ambivalence sewing brings other talent which is building the domestic franchise and trying to cut some costs there. >> if you look at some of the elite people, deutsche bank has been lagging in certain areas, syndicate, advisory. all of the strong sectors in investment banking still, 50% of the revenue comes from their investment banking unit they can't completely tear back or walk away from it perhaps it's a matter of disposing the less profitable businesses. >> yes that's quite a task all the same they missed some years in which all of the other banks have been restructuring. i think they've lagged in others like what barclays and credit suisse have done once you start to lose share in bonds you don't get drawn into some of the m&e work some of that work will be difficult to untangle. >> a huge mountain to climb. i want to ask you about mr. leitner himself. as some of the people are saying that the way this whole process was handled doesn't necessarily reflect well on the chairman he was the pe

seen it going to yen but also kiwi, emerging markets and other currencies it seems the reserve money jerscided to gradually diversify away from the dollar >> the euro going into previous ecb meetings there was concern about the strength of the euro and the speed of appreciation. some people are saying the euro could top 1.30. we didn't get there. what do you think the trajectory is from here >> to a large extent the euro/dollar is a euro trade. the euro itself we expect it will remain range bound. the ecb does not want a strong euro but they can't do anything to weaken the euro we are bearish euro/dollar because we're bullish on the dollar the euro core strength will be happening next year with new policies >> the q1 data is beginning to slow on cable. cable is back to around the 1.40 level. do you think this holds? >> we like sterling, though i would be careful against the dollar because we also like the dollar in the second quarter but we like sterling against euro, against swiss franc. we believe the bank of england, now that we have a transition agreement, will start hiking at a faste

s kyle farmer doubles home cody bell jer. the a's facing the angels and the japanese tee phenom -- phenom, he struck out 12, allowed one hit in seven shutout innings and beat oakland 6-1. here's the deal with no. 17 in the angels uniform, in between starts this week he hit three home runs. the last guy to do that? babe ruth. show hey ohtani. remember that name. you're going to remember that name in the coming years. >>> time now for your play of the day. washington nationals hosting the new york mets. a quick line drive up the middle. >> couple of walks, he's been on base seven times in limited action. gio on his back side finishing off that play. >> yeah, right back at you. look at that. look at that quick reaction. gio gonzalez snags it for the out and protects himself and his face that. is our play of the day. >>> a bart rider is being called a hero after stopping a stabbing attack at the coliseum station. i'll have the details coming up. >>> plus, police have arrested a man they say attacked a teenager girl along a popula

level performance, not about did this program serve "x" number of people and did we produce this new jers-- this nu widgets. how long did it take to turn it over? what is the -- to be able to genuinely track people's increases in their income, once they get into housing. there is a lot of information we'll get out of the data system. but it's not that we're not evaluating them now. we have an independent evaluator and organization called home base that comes in and not only looks at the performance of our nonprofits, they also do customer satisfaction surveys. i don't want to imply we've never evaluated our nonprofits and no one is paying attention, i think it's been extremely difficult due to lack of clear strategy from the city and lack of easy to use data system. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor yee, close it out. >> supervisor yee: one more question. mental health services for families experience homelessness, have been cut in terms of funding over the past few years, but as you know, studies have shown that children who experience homelessness really have a far greater need for these

right, thank you all very much, remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us jerit for my show, thanks to my panel, thanks for all of you for watching, i'm . >>> fox news alert. president trump firing off tweets this easter sunday declaring on end to the daca program and urging republicans to implement the so-called nuclear option in order to get some tougher laws. hello and happy easter. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news head headquarters. i'm arthel. eric: and i'm eric shawn. the president also turning attention to mexico, threatening to pull out of the trade agreement unless the neighbors step up to curb the number of illegal immigrants crossing the border. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. if they're not going to help us

the attack happened around 3:27 local time in money jer, germany, and police are not calling this a terror attack. the person identified by sources as yenz r drove into a crowded area of town. this was one of the first nice warm days so people were enjoying the outdoor cafes and warm weather. police have closed down the area. investigators trying to nail down a motive, interviewing witnesses. they'll be searching that area as well as the area where he lived and his vehicle, speaking with witnesses most likely throughout the evening. >> we'll follow that with you, thank you so much. nbc's tammy lighteneitner. >>> students keeping the momentum going in their calls for tougher gun laws. i'll talk with a parkland survivor about the next phase of their movement, next. over the years, paul and i have met regularly with our ameriprise advisor. we plan for everything from retirement to college savings. giving us the ability to add on for an important member of our family. welcome home mom. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it

. >> japanese jers unveiled a robot that trance forms into a car that can actually carry people. this is pretty need. they say it's the first ever accomplishment in the history of robots. it it's 12 feet tall, can walk at a speed of less than a-mile-an-hour or run on its four wheels. developers say they've never tested it outside the factory, but that's not the point. >> coming back with the final good-bye or an east bay bakery. you have one last try to taste their treats. >> whmuch more on that major international news. a historic meeting on the korean peninsula. soi'm not giving you chewbacca got han solo? collect all twelve exclusive trading cards and try a new movie-inspired menu only at denny's. solo: a star wars story. may 25th. . >>> good morning on this friday, april 27. coming up on 5:30. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i was thinking about heading to the beach. kind of cold. >> temperatures in the upper 50s, a little sunshine. what can you tolerate is what it comes down to. the relaxing ocean waves and the sounds they make vers

right, thank you all very much, remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us jerks for all of you for watching, i'm lou is back monday. have a great weekend. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'coming up in a few minutes, te most respected vices on fixed income around. black box, global chief investment officer of fixed income, rick reider, $1.7 trillion in assets, my first guest. first to the fox business room with the headlines affecting wall street to main street. >> wall street's wild run of volpety continuing this week. in the end, finishing the holiday shortened trading week in the green with a

on the new jers the photographer is why this video is making >>> new video of a bus fire on the new jersey turnpike, the photographer is why this video is making headlines as well. dr. oz shot it on his cell phone. tv personality posted the clip on facebook. he said he was driving by and students on board were on the way back to baltimore after a school trip and you can actually see the kids there, carrying musical instruments away from the flames. >>> new this morning, good news for parents, fewer kids are exposed to liquid nicotine used in e cigarettes, the number of poisonings is dropping. no the containers are required to have child resistant packaging. more needs to be done to prevent potential poisoning. >>> new this morning, are you ready for a new job. more people are willing to quit for a chance to make more money somewhere else. 30% say they'd take the risk. that's the highest percentage of american workers willing to jump jobs since the great recession a decade ago. >> broadly across the country employees have the confidence to go out and look for new jobs. it's a strong market

out of jail but not out of open jer d -- jeopardy.to a coffee shop, but not allowed to take off the tracking device. >> i was so embarrassed to be wearing it. >> but everything was about to change. after a thorough search of michelle's digital devices, investigators cop colluded the damning e-mails did not come from them. >> we have allowed our own computer forensic lab. and then we have people very well trained. that's really how this came to fruition that we were able to determine that michelle hadley wasn't the suspect. >> this was momentous. after months in jail, after the ankle bracelet, michelle hadley was cleared. >> you're happy but your emotions are all over the place because you're coming out of this fog. i'm very lucky my parents were there to take care of me. because it's a rocky transition. >> now police faced a daunting new investigation. the suspect could be literally anybody with a cell phone or access to the internet. >> wecan't show where it was coming without set getting access of and search wampblt rr. and that too

think that there will be a real issue on whether the judge should have given some guidance on when the jer asked what is the definition of -- >> that's down the road and i think for mr. cosby the big problem is going to be am i going to stay out of prison, is this judge going to send me to prison. today was a pretty good indication that at least the judge has not made up his mind. if the judge had made up his mind that he was going to send him to prison or he was mandated to send him to prison, he would have been remanded, which meant put into custody today. >> still a $1 million bail that he's had and he's appeared at all the court appearances. the judge pointed out that's presumably one of the reasons. he's also 80 years old and losing a lot of his eyesight. i want to go to erica hill who has been working on this case. what do you think of this? >> no one was really sure where this would go. that's why there was so much interest, not just because it's bill cosby. obviously that makes interest high. not simply because it's a retrial but as you've been talking about extensively wolf, the f

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