. >> well, fans of "criminal minds" have been jonesing for a sexy shemar moore fix ever since he leftbecause she mar is coming back for the season finale. that's not othe only reason he s getting in shape. "e.t." got the scoop during their facebook webcast. >> normally in life i work out because i want to look good. i want to have a nice body. i want ladies out there to like what they see. that's what i want. that there is for my baby girl. i have baby oil on. i have cocoa butter on. >> sure, shemar and his sexy abs take a lot of time working out. the restless alum is not all about the ladies. zbeting in shape for his remake of the classy tv show, s.w.a.t. >> producers say put on weight. between now and series they want me to gain and i want me to gain five to ten pounds of muscle. >> yeah, he looks like that. but believe it or not, this guy is still single. >> i haven't fuelen in love yet. i've tried. i want it because i'm excited to be a dad. i'm excited to have partner in crime. i'm excited to be a husband. my mother is impatient as all get out. she just -- when am i going to be a

but if you're jonesing for more, check out rightthisminute.com or catch us on the next brand new episodeeaking news. longtime fox news star bill o'reilly is out. the network firing him today amid a growing list of sexual harassment claims and this evening we're just now hearing bill o'reilly's response. >>> also breaking, new reporting as we come on tonight about the former patriot star discovered dead in his cell. authorities say it was a suicide. but tonight, new questions. >>> also, what was written on his forehead. the stunning fall on the same day his former team headed to the white house. >>> reversing course? new questions tonight after president trump said a very powerful armada is on its way to korea, was the ship really headed to the korean peninsula at the time or headed smas else? the head lines overseas asking, was the white house lying? >>> severe storms hitting

but if you're jonesing for more, check out rightthisminute.com or catch us on the next brand new episoder ] uh, who is it? curtis: your knight in shining armor. i don't see any armor. oh, well, it's a spiritual armor. it's kind of made manifest by my confidence and charisma. what are you doing tonight? what are you doing now? um, i might actually be free. why? why do you ask? because i have something in mind, something... amazing. what are you doing with this? where did you get this? did you get this from the monks? why didn't they give it to me when they gave me the painting? i didn't get them from the monks. i got them from my mother. your father left them with her.

. >> she's been jonesing for that hat. you can catch all the home opener action. live pregame show begins at 2:00. and watch the phills take on the nationals at 3:00. >>> over the last couple of days, we've been very focused because we thought today could be a washingtonoout, but no, ju chilly. >> it's okay. we'll check in with erika martin for the forecast. >>> it's exciting to get the forecast, of course, because it's a phillies home opener. matt's having a great time. he did mention cracker jack. i haven't had that in a long time. might get some today. picking up on clouds. all we're seeing are returns to the northwest and to the southwest. the only influence i do see making it here could be later this afternoon, maybe a scattered shower. we'll get to that in one moment. current winds now, 12 miles per hour for wilmington. 10 for millville. 10 for philadelphia. 12 for dover. wildwood, 15 mile-per-hour speeds for you. we're seeing westerly/southwesterly. the winds will shift. and matt talked about the fact that it's chilly now. and that's because we do have the

this might be a temporary change, they are going along with the joneses, but it is really t-mobile leading caroline: they continue to disrupt the market. cory johnson, great analysis. he will be sticking with us for the next segment. coming up, you're talking samsung pulling out all the stops ahead of the release of the s8. but our consumers showing any interest? -- but are consumers showing any interest? on friday, "bloomberg .urveillance," live joined by several guests. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the ftc is cracking down on social media influence. it sent more than 90 letters to prominent insta graham users -- instagram users. it warned that common disclosure tactics such as putting "sponsored" are not sufficient. onaxy s8 is coming out friday. there have been more than one million orders, a new record for samsung's home market. but will the demand be there in the u.s.? growth in global shipment is expected to slow down. here to discuss what consumers are thinking about the s8 ahead of its release, i'm joined by ben bajaran and cory johnson. i was reading online that there is a red h

this might be a temporary change, they are going along with the joneses, but it is really t-mobile leadinge. caroline: they continue to disrupt the market. cory johnson, great analysis. he will be sticking with us for the next segment. coming up, you're talking samsung pulling out all the stops ahead of the release of the s8. but are consumers showing any , interest? a quick programming note on , friday, "bloomberg surveillance," live. we will be joined by a great lineup of guests. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the ftc is cracking down on social media influence. it sent more than 90 letters to prominent instagram users. it reminded them to clearly and conspicuously disclose their relationship to brands. they warned that common disclosure tactics such as putting "sponsored" are not sufficient. anticipation has been growing galaxy s8,ease of ahead of its release on there friday. have been more than one million orders, a new record for samsung's home market. but will the demand be there in the u.s.? they expect growth in global shipments to slow down this year. here to discuss what consumers

. ♪ we are the joneses we're going to shine now we're the movement this generation ♪ >> the public reactionkind. social media had a field day accusing pepsi of trivializing political movements many of the memes placed pepsi like this one in tiananmen square with that. and pepsi pulled the ad and apologized saying clearly, we missed the mark. a man speaking out approached the city's mayor, reached into his pocket and pulled out a pepsi. then he walked away cracking one himself. >> any attention is good attention? but not in this case. i just don't think this one worked. >> are you a pepsi drinker? >> i don't drink much soda. >> the next one goes to the german couple that unwittingly became the most famous pair of dancers in the world this week. ♪ >> 70-year-old dietmar and his lovely wife elia were participating in a dance competition and they threw down. they won numerous others in the boogie-woogie category. look at the moves. they were stunned to learn their routine had been seen by hundreds of millions of people around the world. dietmar saying, quote, we are quite flabbergasted with the

district for an unknown 30-year-old with no track record is because democrats and progressives were jonesing to find a way to send a message of opposition to president trump. this was a good race for democrats to test where they are with educated suburban rites the kind of voters they have to win over next year if they're going to make a dent in the republican majority. but this is all about democratic energy and democratic opposition to trump that is really off charts. what they can take away from this is that they were able to make some inroads and there is evidence that if they fight hard enough and if they recruit the right kind of candidate they might be able to do some damage. on the other hand, it still shows you that if republicans can come together in a lot of these districts and overcome the challenges from the president and in fact the challenges that they have because they can't get enough done yet to maggie's point, then the republicans will still be in good shape and democrats won't have as much to show for all this as they would hope. >> mj, you've been covering town meetings.

and there's a couple reasons, obviously you're trying to keep up with the joneses and next door neighborsown, we look at people's budget, it comes down to your meals and your wheels, the average new car payment is now $490 a month. that used to be a more give. 250 a month eating out. so look, without eating cat food staying in your basement, there are ways that we can painlessly somewhat painlessly tuck some money away for emergency >> speaking of emergencies do people have on average >> they should have about three months of living expenses tucked away, 68% of consumers have less than $1,000 tucked away in savings. >> if anything happens, what do you do >> doom and gloom >> help us save money >> hi, mom, i need some money. right? >> here's a few tips, right away we know this we talked about it a lot. use a budgeting ap, there's so many good one outside there on your smart phone, we like mint. there's a bunch, if no other reason, how many times do you say i get paid where is my money going >> you're always like i get paid and i have to pay someone else. >> put a budgeting ap, go used vers

looking at spending money on mobility in different ways when it's sort of not keeping up with the joneses, being smart on spending on experiences, vehicles being part of your life and not your entire spend within your life. tesla scratches a lot of itches, as well from a retail. perspective, right, direct consumer model. this is another part of that. they're branding as a tech company, centering around autonomy, centering around vertical integration. a lot of reasons to like that and there's a lot of sort of -- sorry to be long-winded but there's a lot of dynamics there that i think the traditional companies would have a hard time executing on and that's why -- >> all right. >> -- the sentiment's so strong. >> jamie, thanks. appreciate it. jamie albertinet. >>> the dow is down almost 100 points. president trump doing an about face on a number of key issues including the fed and dollar. today omega adviser saying this market is not going anywhere in the months ahead. what does this mean for the trump rally and how is the so-called smartmoney positioning itself? let's get $80 billion worth

now is giving up with the joneses. if you look at the life span of a world war i fighter plane, it is months. it has taken us decades to fighters, but 22 world war i because of these fighters, if you can i hire, turn quicker than the enemy, it is changing at a rapid pace. you get the scourge when the first part of thing comes out in the, and later in 1916, germans will come out with another fighter plane. by then the life of an ally pilot is weeks until they can come out with new airframes. host: my remembering that your theodore lost -- roosevelt lost a son? this is a war that everyone is expected to give. roosevelt certainly has this, those that are giving give as much is is expected. all three of his sons serve. all three are wounded. one son is shot down and killed. host: do you know where it happened? guest: knock off the top of my head. host: mary in phoenix. caller: thank you for this wonderful program. i am wondering if you can talk more about the effort here. my father just turned 18 about the time president w