the cop accused josh of lying. to his eyeballs in the robberies. >> so if you guys came up with some dumbass scheme to take some money, then be honest with me. >> no. >> reporter: josh stuck to his story. then lawyered up. the detectives flying home to ohio knew they had more work to do but in any conspiracy there's a weak link. they just had to pick their man and break him. >> reporter: coming up: who would crack first? >> we get the -- the phone call saying, "hey"-- >> "let's make a deal." >> "let's -- let's talk." >> reporter: when dateline continues. s. with advil, you'll ask... s. what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. termites, we're on the move.24/7. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. - the tech industry is supposed in invention and progress. but only 11% of its executives are women, and th

-josh: i'm josh. -lemonis: hey, josh. nice to meet you. -josh: nice to meet you.onis: and so, who oversees production? man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you

josh grew up in canada.ackground more complicated. >> he was still married at the time that he proposed to me. >> reporter: josh's wife, one of canada's most outspoken supporters of islamic, extremism. did you have any concerns about him, his religious beliefs, his ex-wife, his past? >> i had seen josh as my quote-unquote true love. we'd had a very dysfunctional relationship, lots of fights, but i still saw him as my true love. at that time i didn't think he sympathized with the taliban. >> reporter: so kate lcaitlyn m josh, discovering she was pregnant in 2012. but he had other plans, a hiking trip through central asia. how was the decision made that were you going to afghanistan? >> josh had an interest in afghanistan for a while prior. josh proposed the central asia trip to me, and i agreed to it. he said we won't go to afghanistan, okay maybe we'll just dip in for one day, but about a week after we had landed in kyrgyzstan, josh started talking about his plan was that we essentially going to make our way

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michael is with josh now. >> yes, i am. i'm here with sergeant josh sarpu.see your wife and meet your daughter for the first time. so how do you feel about that? >> it's an amazing feeling. i can't get over it. i'm ready to just run down the hall. this is going to be something so special. i'm so grateful to be here to do this and i really can't wait to see my wife and hold my baby. >> i'm going to hold you here because we can't have you running yet. cassie has no idea, okay, so this is going to be a great surprise when we come back. whew! she's either going to be very happy or very mad because she's so happy. happy or very mad because she's so happy. botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, sp

josh: it's delicious. cindy: thank you. josh: you could've blindfolded me. some kind of regular pop tart. lemonis: so far, so good. cindy: one of our main goals for you guys is to create larger margins for you compared to... lemonis: margins, packaging, product quality -- i like what i'm hearing. but i saw this one coming. cindy: on our packaging, we wrote that are products are good for menstrual cramps. josh: sure. cindy: i'm sure you read that. is that going to make some male consumers shy away from it? josh: yes. no men are going for that. you might be able to find more delicate words. cindy: and honestly, part of it was a shock factor. it's because we, at the time, felt so underrepresented. lemonis: okay. i know i said i was just here to listen, but i have to step in. that's part of your sales pitch, that it was a shock factor? cindy: i mean, it's real! i don't know. lemonis: it could be on there, just not the first one. i'm not convinced he's buying what they're selling. josh: what are the -- what's, like, the next steps look like? like, when do you thi

>>right right sistine here is a tear in the artery right here josh tore his vertebral artery. a crucial vessel leading to the brain if you have a stroke in that area you can end up with the patients, they're locked and you can. >>completely understand what's going on but they can't communicate the can't moving think they can't speak they can't brief thankfully. josh, a stroke wasn't that significant, but it did cause a lot of damage is one of the muscles because his eyes week because a nervous injured josh had to wear an eye patch for several days that will measure and blurry vision doctors decided josh's condition was best treated with medicine and physical therapies for the first few days i couldn't walk without a walker. even though the walker is now put away he still has a lot of problems is difficult for me to work with my left leg also a very strange side effects i think it's for about a week and a half straight painful hiccups that he says nearly caused a panic attack. but josh told is the most difficult part has been emotional not being able to help his wife with the 2

when rec and park failed to adequately respond to josh's information request, josh filed a complainttask force. this month the task force held that rec and park violated the sunshine act by failing to provide documents to josh in a timely and complete manner. at the task force hearing dennis concern represented rec and park, the same dennis concern who told josh the deputy had no reforestation plan and stated at the hearing they kept no record of tree removals or plantings. he said that in submitting information to the urban forest council. they are essentially just trying to recall what they did over the last year. >> thank you. >> it is inconceivable that is city. >> you are out of time. >> i am going to ask that i respectfully request this commission the other one went be through three of those. i am going through one. i respectfully request this commission hold a hearing or series of hearings and require the department to explain itself. >> thank you. >> you are at time. next speaker, please. >> thank you commissioners. we appreciate your letting us come up. i am jane while. i re

&p price target stephanie link also pouring money into three big names and wait until you see what josh brown, who nailed the burger trade, has to say now about shake shack's 34% run year to date "the halftime report" with scott wapner starts right now. >> and it is good to have you with us on this friday to debate the big stories of the day, joe terranova, josh brown, liz young is back. we begin with another strong day for shares of tech stocks due in part to word that warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has been buying amazon steph, you own it. you've owned it for a long time. i remember when you said it on this program what do you think of this one? >> i was surprised, obviously. it's had a nice run but the total addressable market is still such a powerful story for this company and for a lot of the technology stocks in general, and it's one of the reasons why i am overweight technology, but this company just put up 19% revenue growth, 27% gross profit growth, margins grew 300 basis points in both cloud and e-commerce i mean, they're generating -- i mean, aws alone is going to genera

josh in his own twitter account has on his twitter account second peter 3:9. the lord is not slow in doing what he has promised, the way people understand slowness, god is being patient with you. he doesn't want anyone to be lost but he wants all people to change their hearts and their lives. a pretty good message, josh. i believe we are still a nation of reconciliation. the first step is not forgetting who we were. >> we leave this senate recording from yesterday. you can see it anytime on c-span.org. the senate back in at noon to work on disaster relief package. now to nancy pelosi's weekly press er

you better wake up, josh.h i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'll send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiting michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple fact, if you don't

>> yeah, look, i love josh's word, miasma, i'm going to use that more today. i think that's exactly right there's this cloud hanging over the market and, look, we made the case that the bear market started last september and bob ferrell, the famous merrill strategist said there are three phases, the sharp down, the reflexive rebound, that occurred in the first quarter, and then there's the protracted fundamental down trend and i think that's what we're beginning. and it plays out as we've talked about the last couple times we've been together that like 2000, 2001, 2002, where we had the tech bubble, it burst, and then you had the credit bust in 2002, we think we're in 2001 just like, you know, 2019 is 2001 there are a couple 20% bear market rallies, you still finish down double digits, and it was really the credit bursting in 2002 where you had the real pain so we think the bear market's really just starting to warm up. >> let's be clear. i mean, i want to keep you fully accountable, okay? you were with us in december where you, you know, you got the near term

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i mean, josh brought up something about we've gone nowhere. he's right but in between going nowhere, we've gone up and down and all around it's been extremely volatile i think that's going to be good for the financials and that's why i think you are seeing more and more of this lift lately out of some of these different financial names because of the fact that trading has become really great we're $3 million above normal year to date in may right now on a daily basis in terms of trading. that says a lot. that's a huge move $18 million a day to $22 million a day, it's a little bit, you know, there's numbers in between, there's about $3 million more, so it's really interesting to me because this has become a great trading and investing environment right now. >> last time i've seen something like this, scott, this being, for instance, the huawei situation where we know that it's going to hurt xilinx and qualcomm and intel and all the rest of these chips and then it gets reversed 24 hours later, not completely, of course, extended out 90 days >> t

>> josh: i believe that is all possible and we have to get the facts, sean.t is where we go from here. we find out what happen and what the facts really are. we find out how a spy investigation against duly elected president got launched. that is what we need to do. if we need a special counsel for that i'm all for it. the american people deserve to know or else we don't have a democracy. >> sean: well said, thank you karl rove and josh. i didn't know it was tomorrow but i thought it was today. you said it to me. anyway, andy mccarthy calling muller's letter a neat trick. ken starr will explain how in the case of the attorney general, he didn't have to release any of this because democrats wanted it that way after the starr report. straight ahead. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share mo

we discussed this with josh brown earlier.ree was the market really expecting something significant? >> i think very little expectation baked into the market on infrastructure one of those things that really only applies from an investors' mind-set to a small subset of industrial stocks and construction stocks. i don't think it was a heavy bet but as a general matter, look, at some point we'll have to have a budget and a debt ceiling taken care those will be bigger issues and if the standoff continues, that could be a concern >> let's get more on treasure secretary mnuchin's comments on capitol hill ylon mui has that. >> he was testifying before the house financial services committee and told lawmakers he's been in direct contact with retailers about the impact tariffs on chinese goods have been having on their businesses, on consumers and on prices he said the administration has been weighing whether to remove certain products such as baby items from those lists of goods that could get hit >> i can tell you, i am monitoring t

tonight josh and boyfriend adam are getting ready for a night out on the town.or the sober curious it's not always easy. >> so many social activities are centered around alcohol. so i think there really is an underlying sort of craving for these other spaces. >> reporter: they're headed to getaway, an alcohol-free bar that offers t much-needed haven. >> i'm interested in the sort of vibe they're going to set since it's like a sober bar, is it going to feel the same as a regular bar or is it going to have a different feel? >> reporter: getaway's founder sam thonis wanted to open a space where he could hang with his brother, a recovering alcoholic. >> we've been pretty deliberate about not calling ourselves a sober bar. we are a bar. we don't have alcohol. that's kind of the beginning and end of the pitch. >> reporter: the final consensus? >> we stayed longer than we planned. poriteob curious hy crowd. >> i watch how alcohol tends to be a necessary binder for people in order to feel comfortable. daybreaker and so many other experiences like this are out there for

it's assumed that my son turned around and walked away from josh and that's when josh shut my son inhe back of the head. handle broke on this. my son's body was dragged and he was stuffed in the back seat. while people were telling me and asking me why do you want to pclean it out, i -- it's just m grieving process. i have thoughts in my mind of what happened to him. i relive it in my head. he was alone. he was stuffed in the back seat of his car and he bled to death in the back seat of his own car. did he feel alone? was he scared? and if he knew he was dying and remembered me. and if he's thinking to himself, my mom was right, or i should have listened to my mom, or my mom is going to be devastated. ♪ i believe that josh intended to rob my son. i was told that five days prior to that that he did the same thing to somebody else but they ended up living. he was officially arraigned august 17th, 2015, for second-degree murder and robbery and that was on my son's birthday. he would have been 24. >> this is the first victim/offender dialogue ever in alaska for adults behind bars. why wa

so where does that leave this president, josh? i think the question isn't did the president obstruct justice, the question left by the mueller investigation is can the president actually be prosecuted? max alluded to the number of federal prosecutors who have gone on record saying if he was anyone else, he would have been indicted. we'll never know the president's view for certain because he wasn't subpoenaed so he wasn't under oath telling his side of the story. we're only hearing him talk to the cameras. what's interesting about jim comey is we're hearing from someone who was on the receiving end of the obstructive behavior when the president was telling him to drop the flynn investigation and on this very day two years ago here in los angeles, by the way, the president fired the person who was running the investigation into him. by the way had that never happened the president wouldn't be facing all these problems. >> weren't you at that event with him when that happened? >> i was indeed. he was addressing employees a few miles

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but when the uber driver pulled up, he didn't see josh. he saw a man in a wheelchair. >> and he literally went no. no. no. no, i can't do this. >> reporter: josh tried to explain he didn't need help. >> i said, hey, man, this is how it goes. i'm going to hop over in the seat. i'm going to take the wheels off. >> he said nope. shut the door. he just backs up. i was like, wow. >> reporter: the driver took off, leaving josh in the driveway. >> i just want people to understand that you can't keep doing this. you can't make people feel like they're less than human just because of a wheelchair. >> reporter: joshua tried to report it to uber. >> i got a response, but it's like would you rate your experience a 5 or a 1? >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side. we told uber his story. the company said it complies with ada, the americans with disabilities act, and, quote, drivers who use the uber app agree to accommodate riders with disabilities. we do not condone discrimination. >> you can't just drive up and see someone in a wheelchair and say i'

josh groban is one of america's biggest selling artists.e you raise me up, have almost become american anthems. i've been speaking to him about how he wants to use his music to bring people together. it was one i sang during a time when i was feeling very depressed. it was one i sang during a time when i was feeling very depressedlj wa nted i was feeling very depressed.” wanted to think about something that has always been very important to me which is having the courage to step out and reach out when you need to andi out and reach out when you need to and i hope by writing and singing a song like that other people would reach out. we live now in very complicated times. is it that a particular song or songs that best describe the situation? absolutely, you see all over the world, it is a privilege to sing songs that bring people together and songs with m essa 9 es people together and songs with messages about the world needs right now. a song a thing every night that has that message is not one of mine but a song a classic of all time, brid

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what do you think of what josh has done and said? >> if it's just for a trade, why not lyft instead of uber and could you apply the same type of thinking to lyft for a trade? >> so lyft claims that it's got a third of the market. i don't think it does. i also think a lot of drivers use both i think uber's in a better position, market share wise, at least in the bigger markets. and i don't think that's going to change anytime soon and the way i've been taught is always to go with the biggest and best player, especially in a nascent technology i know that's not always true. there are periods of time, for example, when amd as outperformed intel over the last 20 years, but overall, intel has been a better investment so on uber, i think it's the market leader. i think the name of the company is a verb. i think this is a company that has literally changed human behavior forever i'm a user of the service myself, almost everyone i know is so i think they'll keep their place in the lead. and i want to own the leader the other thing is that ly

josh has them for us hi, josh >> activision blizzard reporting eps of 31 cents versus the 25 cents thatsts had expected $1.26 billion on the top line versus the 1.24 billion that the street had forecasted. during q2 activision's looking for 23 cents that's versus expectations of 37 cents. 1.15 billion versus an expectation of 1.28 billion. they are reaffirming their guidance for the year, calling for 210 on 6.3 billion that does come below at least what analysts have been looking for. the company's also formally saying it is pursuing a new professional esports league based on its call of duty franchise. no launch date here yet but it has already sold five teams. remember, they already have an esports league based on their game overwatch i did have the time to catch up on the phone with the company's ceo bobby kotik about the quarter. one question i had was about that blizzard division investors are going to see activision beats, king beats, but blizzard does come in light of expectations at 344 million bobby kotik simply telling me that time spent per player is up, meaning how much time

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this saturday night with well known easy listening vocalist josh groban. >>why mco focuses on music but so much more. >>13 year-old ryan phan is one of 60 talented kids ages 10 to 18 what an amazing musical talent nurtured and developed a nonprofit called the young musicians world orchestra. >>why nco provides everything free all 60 are trained in classical jazz vocal and instrumental that is your allies. us group training and one on one tudors. monzon all the instruments for those without. as well as academic and college admissions support and more a package worth some $12,000 per child and it all comes together because of the generous drive in spirit and determination of a petite powerhouse named daisy newman. >>i believe that if you put an instrumenm in theihands of every 6 year-old child when they hit 1314 there's no room for need lloyd gun. it is amazing. the magical effect of an instrument and the child. >>this is not. >>daydream a program that i would have wanted it, i'm from natchez mississippi. so how else could i wind up seeing what leonard berns

>> josh: i love room for bernie.ut on a daily basis puts more boats and the republican bucket in terms of general electric. the other thing about bernie is the other democratic candidates cannibalized his use. the thing he uniquely talked about against hillary clinton the medicare for all, green new deal sort of by and large socialist policies are things that almost every single democrat in this field has adopted hook, line, and sinker. that used to be a unique component to his campaign but now shared by almost everybody. >> dana: georgetown university and you spend all your day with students, but young people liked bernie the last time around. has not maintained? >> mo: i have a very narrow universe and i'm not pulling everybody and who they like. but we see a lot of energy for a lot of candidates. amongst people like pete buttigieg and people like kamala harris and actually a pretty strong biden. >> dana: and a lot of interest? >> mo: they are energized and ready for the campaign. >> dana: we are too. we enjoy you

go ahead, josh. caller: i want to say that i'm a recovering addict of about four years and one of the main issues that i see is that mental health and addiction have a pretty big stigma around them. that it's one of the things that can be looked at and fixed maybe with outreach or other things along those lines to help out people that have mental health issues so they don't turn to addiction like i and have to go through a vicious cycle before i figured everything out. go, do you mind talking about figuring everything out and helped? still with us, josh? caller: i'm here. host: go ahead. saying,like she was before the aca, i didn't have any insurance and it was hard to get anything taken care of. i goti got insurance and a drug that i was on for a couple years. when you are on it, you have to go through treatment and psychologist and counselors. just for being on that program, it has helped me realize the underlying issues i've always the programaned off and it helped me to realize why i started to u

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names, she's adding or holding on to names, getting rid of areas that she thinks and calls dead money josh, what do you do with that >> well, yeah, there are always stocks working so if that's the type of investor you are and you want to be in what's working now, do yourself a favor, buy investors business daily, focus on the hot 100 those stocks are breaking out. they've got the whole metric going on and you can find them in every sector. there are consumer discretionary plays that look great, semiconductor plays that look great, amd being one of them, one of the only tech giants with a female ceo, maybe this is not a story that has not been told enough, not enough investors are aware of it, that's why they spent all this time microfocusing in on things like intel, stock that's going nowhere for a very long time >> is now to the time to get out of intel >> i've been in the stock, out of the symptom, i don't see a huge secular driver coming along. stephanie will probably be right so long as datacenter remains maybe overly loved people think that's a much bigger opportunity than it's been s

josh, why is she changing her tune now? >> she's seen the dynamic within the democratic party, particularly among the 2020 presidential contenders, to be tough on the administration and bill barr. part of what we are seeing, i think, is this dispute with the attorney general becoming a proxy for the impeachment fight. the democrats don't want to say the "i" word or declare an impeachment investigation or impeachment inquiry against president trump, but then you see them in lieu of that beating up, if you will, attorney general barr. they may have good grounds to do that, but it's interesting they seem more comfortable taking on the attorney general than going for the big chief in the white house. >> they feel comfortable taking an barr. they feel comfortable taking on don mcgahn. listen to what trump said about his former attorney, don mcgahn testifying before congress. >> i had him testifying for 30 hours. >> is this answer no? >> i don't think i can let him, then tell everybody else they can't. they have testified many ho

josh dossi broke the story. so josh in confidential memo seems to directly contradict the response we have heard again and again from mnuchin. there is no legislative purpose. this appears to say there is a legislative purpose they have every right to get it. that's not an issue taufl, right. >> well treasury secretary mnuchin has as i said has denied the returns arguing there is no purpose for demanding them and they had only will give me over documents for legitimate legislative purpose. informs a draft memo was written in so 2018 as it was clear democratss were taking the house and requesting tax returns and other information. and this memo, the irs lawyers looked exhaustively threw case law. appear what they say is that disclosure of the tax returns is the committee is mandatory requiring the secretary disclose returns and information requested by the tax writing chairs unless mink executive privilege is exerted. the ten-page further document says the secretary is not able to exercise discretion in disclosin

joining us is josh brown still with us is courtney -- josh brown is still with us and also courtney gibson capital. so, mike, you know, we did see all the sectors end lower. we do not see stocks end lower at the lows. we were down more than 400 points on the dow at one point what turned it around? >> the low in the ten-year treasury yield was just before noon also the low in the s&p. the yields closed at their highs for the day. but they were at the highs yesterday closed on the lows a latest day sell-off. a little bounce today. i think you're just slightly more stretched to the down side in stocks. a little pick-up throughout the day. we started out 90% of all volume down we picked up throughout the day. so i don't know. it seems like the slowing, the selling maybe is getting slightly fatigued. i don't think the 200-day average is decisive but it's good he didn't blast below it. >> if you blast below it, you start talking at lower levels from here. if nothing else, that in and of itself can be comforting >> yeah, but in a flat market, it can be very noisy and if it were as simple as i buy

lisa hampele, bbc news. josh groban is one of america's biggest selling artists.raise me up' have almost become american anthems. i've been speaking to him about how he wants to use his music to bring people together. # some days i can't say why i'm feeling lonely. ..# a song like river was one that i sang during a time when i was feeling very down, very depressed. and i wanted to sing about something that has always been very important to me which is having the courage to kind of step out and reach out when you need to and i had hoped that by writing and singing a song like that that other people would reach out as well. absolutely and, you know what, josh, we live now in very complicated times. we do indeed. is there a particular song or songs that best describe the situation of today — from conflict to politics? well, absolutely, i mean, you sing all over the world, it is a privilege to be able to sing songs that bring people together and sing songs with messages that the world needs right now. a song that i sing every night, that has that message, is not one o

the game delayed by rain for 41 minutes when they got going it was that josh phegley show top secondoaded phegley cleans the place off school down the 3rd base line stephen piscotty jurickson profar catchers mirallas all score on the three-run double for 1, 8, top floors. open up the one faces chap again phegley again drives one to deep left. chris davis profar and mirallas all score start another bases clearing double 11 one a's phegley tacked on a home run in the 9th putting the finishing touches on a franchise record 8 rbi night for him a's win 14 to one snapped the 6 game losing streak. let's check in on the warriors the jets now in houston for tomorrow night's game 3 against the rockets. a series that was billed as the true western conference finals, the syria series everyone wants to see. now as golden state on the verge of taking a 3 nothing lead with a chance to finish the series in texas the warriors have learned though not to take teams lightly we saw the clippers with a fake could do. this is a rocket squad. as a loss at home in the playoffs. that tells us that you need to

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josh in his own twitter account has on his twitter account second peter 3:9. the lord is not slow in doing what he has promised, the way people understand slowness, god is being patient with you. he doesn't want anyone to be lost but he wants all people to change their hearts and their lives. a pretty good message, josh. i believe we are still a nation of reconciliation. the first step is not forgetting who we were. >> we leave this senate recording from yesterday. you can see it anytime on c-span.org. the senate back in at noon to work on disaster relief package. now to nancy pelosi's weekly press conference. >> as we go into memorial day weekend which is such a beautiful time for us to remember, respect and honor the service and sacrifice of our heroes in uniform and reaffirm our sacred duty to never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice, the service of our veterans reminds us of our mission to build a future of their sacrifice and we do so under the oath we take to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people. the house past ni

thank god josh we have day jobs. because that had to be -- >> speak for yourself. you noticed they didn't kill our characters off >> no. >> we could come back at some point. >> i know in september what you're going to be doing, you'll be filming two of them sitting down together and resolving issues >> i was worried we'd be on the cutting room floor >> is that where that goes >> by the way, just got renewed for a fifth season so congrats, everybody over there >>> we'll move on, we're answering your questions that's what we want to do. kurt in missouri, the question is, are you still bullish cleveland cliffs >> yes, i am it's one of my favorite stocks it's not just the turnaround and not just this dynamic ceo lorenzo goncalves but what it's doing for the american steel industry hot burkehead iron making the steel industry more competitive globally without tariffs good for the globe on a pollution level, too president american industry is much better at controlling pollution. >> good stuff. we had a question earlier in the week for joe taranova. we didn't feel like w