you know the one that made me have a heart that was that we got to drum up with all the money joe jackson had to do. you have to start us off good laughs at the end of the hour because you know the show mark used to come and then i didn't have a little child it. it was something to behold i told you all the us thing. alone the studios trying to solve all summonses not just. or soon amounts to all sales will come to market so now this i mean the whole thing we're going to mount some say i have two clubs you know fun here no p.o.v. so. the moment the sun you know you know fun thing with a good thing burying. them back to empty our mothers' and me and me and decide this is the good news what's the pelosi and fantasy of a man the most i could give me evidence august got the senate call them a spine you say on the service to. get some f. don't talk about stuff to fight about stuff how the bomb still loom the horror of a recall for more how you want to hold about. it in the music intimacy so that's where the moments come from doing the show not the. investigation from we call the tallest. thing

>> joe jackson that, was a musical package.e us some money what are you going to do >> the stock had gone down from $180 down to $160 much i was looking at the expiration and saying i think can you take in 1% by selling the 150 put over the next five or six weeks looked like a good high probability bet. that put that was sold at 160 is offered at a dime. i think you take that in but what do you do with a stock here that's the sort of strategy. if you did that every couple months, think about that as a yield enhancement strategy or when looking to dip your toe in the water and taking premium on a stock you want to own, that makes sense. i like that strategy after the stock hold off after the news was out. >> i mean obviously, it probably bounced a little harder than you anticipated. given how the market had performed there, this is really a good high probability type of bet that you can make. as we pointed out at the time, you know, apple, because it has so much cash on the balance sheet, these are the names where put rights can

to be really heartbroken when october of 1920 they got home from school to learn that shoeless joe jackson from the white sox werech indicted from the world series the year before. what didn't change? illegal sports betting has been around and it will be. another is the basic philosophical arguments for and against to have legalized sports betting. the pro arguments it is happening and it is dangerous and to make a little money for the state and the arguments against legalizing anything lottery included. and then the regular arguments. so those two things i think they were the same as 1992. but the next couple of things have changed quite a bit. and back when yahoo and we know where we are but the illegal sports book but today it is so easy with the data and communications available but we even have even more sports betting. but another thing that has changed the last 25 years so 25 years ago we are just starting to see tribal gaming coming up in a couple places but if you slot machines and nearly 30 states or territories have tribal gaming and in phoenix some of the prime real estate from

beingrience utterly heartbroken when in october of 1920, they got home thatschool and learned shoeless joe jackson and the chicago white sox had been indicted. [laughter] so a sports betting has been around for a while and it will be. another thing that didn't change are the basic philosophical arguments for and against whether we should have legalized sports betting in our state. pro-arguments look at what is happening, just like with any of these things, it is happening, it is dangerous, as long as it is happening emma weekend regulated and make a little bit of money for the state. on the other side, arguments against legalizing anything, lottery included. and then just the regular arguments about prohibiting vice. today, those things are the same as they were in 1992. the next couple of things have changed quite a bit. today, it is hard to kind of remember, but i think the first time i actually saw the internet guyback when yahoo! had a in 1996. when this happened, the illegal sports book was still phones. easy with theo data and communication available , it has expanded greatly. so we have mor

beingrience utterly heartbroken when in october of 1920, they got home thatschool and learned shoeless joe jackson and the chicago white sox had been indicted. [laughter] so a sports betting has been around for a while and it will be. another thing that didn't change are the basic philosophical arguments for and against whether we should have legalized sports betting in our state. pro-arguments look at what is happening, just like with any of these things, it is happening, it is dangerous, as long as it is happening emma weekend regulated and make a little bit of money for the state. on the other side, arguments against legalizing anything, lottery included. and then just the regular arguments about prohibiting vice. today, those things are the same as they were in 1992. the next couple of things have changed quite a bit. today, it is hard to kind of remember, but i think the first time i actually saw the internet guyback when yahoo! had a in 1996. when this happened, the illegal sports book was still phones. easy with theo data and communication available , it has expanded greatly. so we have mor

beingrience utterly heartbroken when in october of 1920, they got home thatschool and learned shoeless joe jackson and the chicago white sox had been indicted. [laughter] so a sports betting has been around for a while and it will be. another thing that didn't change are the basic philosophical arguments for and against whether we should have legalized sports betting in our state. pro-arguments look at what is happening, just like with any of these things, it is happening, it is dangerous, as long as it is happening emma weekend regulated and make a little bit of money for the state. on the other side, arguments against legalizing anything, lottery included. and then just the regular arguments about prohibiting vice. today, those things are the same as they were in 1992. the next couple of things have changed quite a bit. today, it is hard to kind of remember, but i think the first time i actually saw the internet guyback when yahoo! had a in 1996. when this happened, the illegal sports book was still phones. easy with theo data and communication available , it has expanded greatly. so we have mor

joe gee jackson, you're our legal analyst.isten to this exchange jake tapper had with the lawyer for stormy daniels. listen to this. >> is there anything in the litany of accusations you would call them facts that surround this case that happened while donald trump was president? >> yes. >> can you go further than that? >> no. >> what does that tell you, joey? >> it tells me he's a very media savvy lawyer and he wants us to watch the "60 minutes" interview. doesn't tell us much beyond that but let's understand that any case not only turns on credibility, we can look and assess and is she telling the truth but it turns on something called corroboration, supporting proof in the event she was threatened in any way, when did it happen, how, where, who else saw it if anyone, was it by phone? was it by text? if no one else saw it, were there any recent outcry witnesses? did she say i can't imagine? you can't imagine what happened to me? so that's all information that we need to know. now on the legal side briefly, if there is to be

they have shoeless joe jackson from the black sox >> did he take the money that's the question. >> ishere a write-in opportunity for you? >> i'm not on here joe walsh. >> that's what i'm saying. >> eagles. >> joe walsh is great. also missing is joe scarborough, because it's name is not joe it's charles >> so bitter >> his name is chuck scarborough, but that was taken by the local nbc legend news anchor he's like what do i do he tiakes my name, the whole coffee thing i'm not bitter >> bitter. >> thank you, ryan that's a last name, isn't it >> it's an irish name. >> it's a last name in ireland you're staying with us >> i'm staying with the name noah, too. >> kayla is hanging out with us in d.c >> let's get to some political news the white house is investigating two lons th s thloans that were jared kushner's real estate business kayla tausche has more on that story. >> reporter: that set of loans was made to the kushner companies, the kushner family business that jared kushner separated himself with but the interesting thing is they were made by banks whose executives met with jared kus

john bolton, larry kudlow, jackson, attorney joe digenova, was offered the job but ultimately couldn'te it because his wife represents mark corallo. that was a legal conflict with the president for reasons unknown. you're smart. why didn't the president see those guys? >> the fact they're tv supporters, sort of a -- >> make you think. >> boy, seeing white men seen on tv. defending them. jackson to be fair is not a pundit by trade. >> he had a turn at the podium we all know the president was really happy with. >> yes, and who wouldn't want to have -- you're a physician shave 30 pounds off your weight and say -- and say you're going to live to be 123 just because your genetics are so good. >> great genes. >> the president is a creature of television. if there were -- the ideal person for him in any given job would be a tabloid gossip columnist who also was on tv all the time. those are the worlds in which he lives. those are the worlds in which he looks at those people's credibility. we know what he did. it all goes back to the early part of the campaign where he was as happy as he could

jackson/ d.c. correspondent 34- 42senator joe manchin/ west virginia 52-58davian guerrero/student 1:05 - 1:08 the stage protestors prepare for saturday's "march for our lives". these california students are in d.c. to say "enough is enough". lamont stiff/ student: "i think what is happening is that we are reaching the max on what we are going to take. milo hensley/ student i think the only way to get politicians to act is to make it in their best interest to act. and protesting definitely shows where the public stands. students are using their voices, walkouts and protests to raise safety concerns following a mass shooting at a florida high school. saturday's rally is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of gun-control protestorsand some counter protestors. as a precaution dc officials plan to boost security along the route and are warning gun owners to keep their weapons away.brie jackson/ d.c. correspondent: this weekend's march for our lives rally takes place not far from capitol hill. protestors are urging congress to act on gun legislation and school safety senator joe manchin co- sponsored a bi

joe paniks tripled and scored earlier. the flip to brandon crawford. they have mid season form. bottom of the fourth. austin jackson. base hit to right. hunter pence. both score 3-0 giants. they go 15 and 16 the spring. barry, liking that. bottom 6, nick hundley. chopper to matt chapman. what a gun he has. a's goes 14 and 16 this spring. she was not happy with the play. and that's the ball game. 2 out of the 3 for the bridge series. bad news for oakland, a.j. puck needs tommy john surgery, big strong guy, throws smoke, reminds some of randy johnson, was a candidate for the rotation. after velocity dropped, they checked him out and summrgery wl keep him out all year. >> the blues five in a row, something had to give tonight in st. louis. fear the beard. even if it's a kid's fake beard. no score in the first. kane, he sdudoesn't have a bear. what a great addition. sharks up 1-0, 1-1 in the second. and brett burns, redirected by pavelski. sharks up 2-1. blues, now tarasenko with a wrister. it's a power play goal in ot, boedker struggling and watch the pass right there, beautiful good night, game over. drive home safely

maynard jackson makes the statement and he says that in order for atlanta to make the bid for the olympic games, they had to evoke dr. king. so basically, when they were in tokyo, governor joeto speak and billy payne spoke to the delegation and then maynard jackson's job was to speak and one of the interesting things about maynard jackson is he sometimes toyed between being a preacher and a lawyer and his grandfather was his idol who knew how to talk and he was talking about sitting down in the storm and then andrew young's job was to bring it all home, and they evoked organ music and the black churches called the whoop, and when they bring it to close and everyone comes to jesus and they pass around the offering plate and basically what the world saw was dr. congress's dream. when atlanta won the bid, it was dr. kick's legacy that presents atlanta as the city that transcended the racial history of the american south.n's legac atlanta as the city that transcended the racial history of the american south.g's legac atlanta as the city that transcended the racial history of the american south. >> thank you for the lecture, i'm a native georgian and came to atlanta in '76 to go

joe harris was the first to speak. then billy payne spoke to the delegation. then maynard jackson's job was to speak. one of the interesting things about maynard jackson, is he sometimes toyed between being a preacher and a lawyer. his grandfather was his idol who knew how to talk. he would talk about sitting down in the storm. andrew young's job was to bring it home. they had organ music, and the black churches call the whoop. when they pass around the offering plate and whatever, what not, what the world saw was dr. king's dream. when atlanta wins the bid -- won the atlantic for -- atlanta for olympics -- lecture.you for the really enjoyed it. i am a native georgian and came to atlanta in 1976 to go to clark college. i am familiar with the history from that point forward. the question is, with all the history of atlanta, the rich mecca" what "black do you see as the future of this black mecca? the onebson: this is million-dollar question. i get this six ways to sunday. i get this question daily. know, this is a unique place. this is liberated territory. a very conservative red state. historically,

vulnerabilities brie jackson: d-h-s also recommends security clearance for senior officials at the state level - to give them access to classifed information about threats. senator joe worries rural states like west virginia won't have enough money to upgrade election systems and make other changes. manchin: have they spoken back to you that they don't have the money to meet the suggestions or requirements you have made?of course they have resources constraints some of the machines themselves are old as you know. manchin: "and it's a concern for the 2018 elections? yes sirsenate intel leaders are urging congress to provide more money to help states protect upcoming elections. in washington, brie jackson (vicki)(vicki) four your health tonight. before your baby learns to walk... they should get used to never leaving the house without sunscreen. that's according to new recommendations from the u-s preventive services task force. it updated previous guidelines from 2012... that suggested skin cancer prevention and education begin at age ten. now... it says it should begin when a child is six months old. the task force says children and teens exposed to the sun's harmfu