kat, due by this?i'm not sure i'm qualified to comment on this study because i don't think i know how to tell if someone is hot or not. i'll be out with my friends and i'll be like that guy is and they'll say yeah, kat, he's asking for change. he doesn't have a home. [laughter] and i'm like i can change him. come over. greg: you will change them because he's defecating on the sidewalk. joey? >> in this day and age attractiveness is how hard you work for it. are you doing crossfit or what are you doing and it makes sense to me in the sense that if your personality is to wait on the government or got to bestow gifts upon you you may be liberal and ugly but if you work for it, we are conservatives and we get worked on. [cheering and applause] no offense and i didn't mean to figure you in that one getting work done. greg: david, you are slightly sweaty. >> thank you, greg, i appreciate it. [laughter] you know, i don't think liberals are necessarily uglier but it's the expressions. you'll never, are you ser

you know, kat -- >> someone invested in a sex but.et subsidies from the government, doesn't he? make is that my question? greg: it could be. but you can add another common on top, if you like. free from so. >> it is a free-form show. i just feel bad about the carpet was at his car he was driving around and he decided he didn't want it anymore? wouldn't it be hard work to clean the car out for space when you leave the stuff in there and i just can't wrap around my head why you would want to do that. you can't drive it if it is in space. greg: also, he can't sell it either. >> yeah, you can't sell it. i just want to be that rich when i just fire off my cars and space. don't me that one why? greg: that could solve the parking spaces problem in new york. to shoot it into space. it's like a thing that hovers. [inaudible conversations] we are taking this right? this isn't just a dream i am having? maybe this isn't a show at all. maybe i've never had a show. anyway, don't go anywher : ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy br

kat, last word. make a good. >> this is it on my chin has lasted longer than most of my relationships. [laughter] greg: on that note, i want to thank dave rubin, emily >>> democrats calling it a coverup as president trump blocks their rebutal to the gop fisa memo accusing the fbi and justice department of surveillance abuse in the russia investigation. this is the fox report. >> julie: president trump refuses to release the work of adam schiff. this comes a week after the president declassified the republican's rival memo with zero redactions. the president sent the document back to the committee for a redo while criticizing it as very political and too sensitive to be made public. schiff responded firing back, saying this, mr. president, what you call political are actually

kat, last word.nships. [laughter] greg: on that note, i want to thank dave rubin, emily watchin. "watters world" starts now. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. the truth always comes out. more memo and text messages out. they shall damning for democrats. text messages from peter strong and lisa page said they had to brief comey because quote potus wants to know everything we are doing. what were they doing at the time? they just let hillary off the hook and recently launched a counter-intelligence

kat, last word.ke a good. >> this is it on my chin has lasted longer than most of my relationships. [laughter] greg: on that note, i want to thank dave rubin, emily campagna, catherine, tyrus, studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. world," i'm jesse watters. the truth always comes out. more memo and text messages out. they shall damning for democrats. text messages from peter strong and lisa page said they had to brief comey because quote potus wants to know everything we are doing. what were they doing at the time? they just let hillary off the hook and recently launched a counter-intelligence

greg: kat?i believe that all olympics should be held in america so we can watch it in our superior time zone. no? >> i've been watching a little bit. greg: no, your line. >> no, i like that skinny because sometimes they fall down and i'm like your dream is dead. [laughter] greg: you are a sad 6%. i know. >> i will be sitting on my couch like i made a lot of mistakes today but lisa didn't make the front of all these people and my dream is not dead's. greg: remember you are on tv today and you do make mistakes. >> i didn't make mistakes today. gregi didn't wear leatherpants. [laughter] greg: have to go on. up next, now a robot can open a door. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we pri

kat --kat: when you see nancy pi making these kind of comments. politic is one those things where it doesn't seem to be true the longer you do it the better you get at it. golf is like that. hockey is like that. being a person sometimes like that. $1,000 is a lot of money. even in new york where prices are high, that's at least 100 beers. kennedy: one of our producers said he's getting $30 a week. that's some nice beer money for my friend paul. that's a pelosian joke. congress is not you staring down what will likely be another short-term spending bill. the fifth one since september. they have to pass something by a week from today. republicans are on their annual retreat and paul ryan is in a vest. it must be relaxing. members of the freedom caucus demanding stricter immigration reform. defense hawks talking about the damage the deal will do to the military. it's going to be a messy week in washington. how will this all shake out? republicans by and large got it right on taxes, but they totally screwed up with the continuing resolutions, stoop ga

greg: kat, if you had to compete, what would you can be in. >> i wouldn't.i couldn't handle it but i did like that one year from the hungarians gear because she really was inspiration to us all that you can go to work and do a mediocre job and still rise to the top. greg: that is true. all you have to do is call ancestry .com and find a relative and max that relative to the weakest country you can and then you can become an olympic athlete much like me, tyrus. i see myself as an olympic athlete who chose a different direction. >> you have been excellent at curling, low center to gravity. greg: and i'm good with the broom. >> okay. i like curling because of my weightlifting club we draw out teams and i got to be in this year and didn't go too well but i like the curling in here is the thing. you hit it right on the head. we have our own sports, now. olympics is not the same thing. people especially winter. it's cold. i'm not going to do so. we just don't feel of the great when they were superpowers and it was competition in technology but we have passed all t

greg: kat?hat all olympics should be held in america so we can watch it in our superior time zone. no? >> i've been watching a little bit. greg: no, your line. >> no, i like that skinny because sometimes they fall down and i'm like your dream is dead. [laughter] greg: you are a sad 6%. i know. >> i will be sitting on my couch like i made a lot of mistakes today but lisa didn't make the front of all these people and my dream is not dead's. greg: remember you are on tv today and you do make mistakes. >> i didn't make mistakes today. gregi didn't wear leatherpants. [laughter] greg: have to go on. up next, now a robot can open a door. diabetes can be a daily struggle, even if you're trying your best. along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪let's groove tonight. ♪share the spice of life. ♪baby slice it right. from the makers of lantus, toujeo provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar cont

greg: kat? be held in america so we can watch it in our superior time zone. no? >> i've been watching a little bit. greg: no, your line. >> no, i like that skinny because sometimes they fall down and i'm like your dream is dead. [laughter] greg: you are a sad 6%. i know. >> i will be sitting on my couch like i made a lot of mistakes today but lisa didn't make the front of all these people and my dream is not dead's. greg: remember you are on tv today and you do make mistakes. >> i didn't make mistakes today. gregi didn't wear leatherpants. [laughter] greg: have to go on. up next, now a robot can open a door. right before it kills all of us. [applause] greg: is the opening of the door never seen four. the newest po from the geniuses at dynamics shows robots working together on the next step to world dominance. watch and try not to have an accident. greg: chivalry isn't dead. [laughter] it's just scary as [bleep] meanwhile near the olympics in pyongyang, hope is that right experimental robots were

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her name is kat lockler.she is an emergency room nurse in florida, and her epic rant is going viral because of the no-nonsense video warning she posted to facebook. nurse kat just got off a long shift at the hospital treating sick people.. it's worth a listen. ...not the time to come to the emergency room. nurse kat says people aren't following the basic steps to keep from getting sick, like using hand sanitizer and not flooding the er and contaminating everybody in the waiting room. her rant has been shared nearly 60,000 times and the video views are over 3 million. maybe it'll make a dent in the spread of the nasty funky flu. grant? (grant) you might remember the wardrobe malfunction when janet jackson and justin timberlake performed at the super bowl half time show 14-years-ago. now-- timberlake is getting ready to return center stage. anthony in minneapolis tonight with expect at this time anthony - live performance. time year's half expect at this year's half time performance. anthony - livejustin timber

. —— we canjoin kat at if you imagine the excitement and detention. —— we can join kat at the venue.he place to be if you are a team gb winter sports fan, eve muirhead and the girls coming for a fifth medal of these games for team gb which would make the most successful games the team has ever had. the update you on that later, we are looking forward to that in 2.5 hours but let us bring you up—to—date with some of the other headlines. in the women's ski cross overnight, britain's emily sarsfield got through her first heat on final‘s day, thanks in part to that big crash for one of her opponents. she is competing at her first olympic games after 12 years of trying. to eventually get here after kind of like a set of multiple knee surgeries and whatever else it might be and working three jobs in the summer and stuff, but it is huge to be stood there on the landing today and the big thing for me was to have fun and ski cross is such a cool sport, i wanted to put it on the map and i hope i have a little bit. it isa it is a very cool sport, my favourite to watch. and there was a brilliant

that's kat, an educator in baltimore, maryland. let's hear from a viewer in greenville, south carolina. go ahead. >> good morning. thank you to c-span. to the previous caller, charlton heston was moses, george burns was god. but i like to relate a couple of stories that took place in south carolina. several years ago, there was an article. this couple took their 9-year-old little girl to a shooting range so that she could have the experience of firing a fully automatic machine gun. the instructor was a little behind her and to her right when he told her it was okay to start shooting. she pulled the trigger. the recoil made the gun go upwards, and the barrel point toward the instructor and killed him accidentally. more recently, like within the last four months, there was an article in the local sunday sports section, a father had taken his little girl, and she had bagged a buck, and they showed a picture of her holding it by the antlers, and she was the cutest little 6-year-old you could see, clad in all camouflage. and i don't hav

thank you, kat! we are keeping a close eye on all of that.hey? no, they will still be in but it will be difficult if they do end up losing this. they are trailing by two points in this crucial length. you can see the 10th written on theirfacial you can see the 10th written on their facial expressions. you can see the 10th written on theirfacial expressions. —— attention. i can't see how many stones are left but... we are in the 10th end. so, yeah, will keep an eye on that. let's talk fa cup. it isn't all slipping and sliding in sport. there is plenty of that in the football! who will talk about the fa cup, manchester united beating huddersfield by two goals to nil, but it was a controversy, wasn't it? this is of a yellow lines on whether they ask wiggly or not. have i got my head around specifics of this. the video assistant referee system, manchester 12— zero but it was a gold ruled out for offside but are talking about with a system that is used. so it goes to the video assistant referee. but the lookup the key talking point, this was a goa

but kat hawkins has been looking at some tech that might help us to produce less of the killer fumes.ndon with lincoanopp. but instead of sitting back and enjoying being credible city skylines, i can't quite rest easy because the app we're using for navigation is also telling us how much carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide our car is spitting out in the real—time. it's called air.car and lincoln is part of the team behind it. n0x is a silent killer. it's far worse than c02 and everything we can do in order to reduce the amount of nox people emit into the air is good for the nation's health, good for the environment and we think that we can help people to reduce the amount of nox they produce as they drive. the app works by plugging in a small diagnostics device into the car. this takes data points from the engine and runs algorithms that have been designed by scientists at imperial college london. what we're looking at here is essentially an engine you would find in a car? that's right. it's a relatively old diesel engine by today's standards, but it's been updated with a lot of technolo

♪ break me off a piece of that kit kat bar. >>> burning on both sides of the bay, tonight we will lookt what oakland and san francisco has common. >> our next storm is already taking shape. i will have details. >>> not ten-days past the deadly school shootings and there are sgns of recovery. i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. the campus re-opened to teachers. >> classes for students will resume on wednesday. we are learning more meantime about the alleged shooter nikolaus cruz. >> the thing is, i lost my mother days ago. and i am dealing -- >> the broward county sheriff's office says they were called to the alleged shooter's home 23 times. >> related to concerns that this person could shoot up a school. >> tackling three topics, school safety, gun laws and mental health. >> today i am calling for a mandatory public officer in every school. we will require all individuals purchasing firearms to be 21 or older. i want it to be virtually impossible for anyone with mental issues using a gun. >> president trump focused on school safety calling for stronger background checks especiall

student michael kats was in the school when the shooting began. >> it was like we heard a garbage trucknd then all of a sudden i hear boom, boom, boom. and then i hear screaming everywhere. and we dove underneath our teach teacher's desk. >> reporter: and trained what to do in these events. >> life is precious, anything can happen within seconds and we all have to treat each other with love and kindness because whatever caused this it was cause bd by

earlier this morning the bbc‘s kat downes spoke to the two medallists about their fantastic achievementswas to be an olympian. not necessarily to win, but to go and call myself an olympian. to do what we did in sochi, to retain the title the great britain was phenomenal. it's been a ha rd britain was phenomenal. it's been a hard four years. loads of ups and downs. i'm pinching myself that i managed to put it together yesterday. that final run was so clea n, yesterday. that final run was so clean, so calm. what were your thoughts at the top of that run, knowing that if you went quickly a double gold medal would be yours? that's it, i knew i had to be quick, i knew i had to make a marker ahead ofjanine i knew i had to make a marker ahead of janine flock who was going after me. i was thinking be calm, enjoy it, but keep aerodynamic form and do my best. i made a few hits, i make m ista kes my best. i made a few hits, i make mistakes but i never gave up. i never took my eyes off of the finish line and potentially winning. message that everyone back at home. that runs the janine flock was such

student michael kats was in the school when the shooting began. >> i heard sort of like a garbage struck banging. and then all of a sudden i hear boom, boom, and i heard screaming ev screaming everywhere. >> five cops and i am like that is not a drill. >> this horrific homsidal. >> reporter: suspect nikolas cruz walked out. arrested off campus without incident. >> we are trying to find motives, culpability of other members of the family. >> reporter: the sheriff office says the suspect used a single ar-15 with multiple magazines. the president offered his prayers and condolences. >>> 12 victims have been identified. names not released. update from the broward county sheriffs department. >> sheriff scott israel. let's listen in. >> mr. runsi is going to speak a little bit. and then you will hear from governor scott. we will take any questions and then we will give you your next briefing tomorrow. thank you. >> this evening, our district is in a tremendous state of grief sorrow. we're heart broken over this unspeakable tragedy that has occurred here in parkland, florida. words cannot expre

thanks to lieutenant colonel allen west, bre, kat, tyrus, our jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. say you are paying a bodyguard to protect you but the body guard shows up late. and you keep getting your butt kicked. and when you try to fire the body guard, he tells you to. the most of important thing we pay the government to do is to protect us. the florida school short was a deranged animal we should have been protected from. the local police and school district knew he was violent and dangerous. state agencies knew he was mentally unstable and a threat. the fbi was tipped off twice about him being a school short and didn't foul. we now learned there was an armed deputy on campus during the shooting. instead of entering the building and neutralizing the shooter like he was trained and paid to do, he stayed outside the building for four minutes. the shooting lasted 6 minutes. the deputy wasn't even fired. the sheriff suspended him. so he retired with full benefits. the government fails on a state and local level and the democrats blame it nra. >> it's time for

i personally didn't name my company kat cohen, llc. how do i create a global brand.hinking big, even though it was just me at the time. that's why i chose the name ivy wise. i wanted to think of the market beyond my own borders. >> how do you do that today when the world is changing so quickly? it's hard to think of a two-year plan let alone a 20-year plan. >> what do you aspire to do? and you have to keep up with the changes going on in the world. that's why i say constantly reinvent the plan. don't get complacent with where you are. >> neil, you have had many, many ventures. you founded companies. you're running companies now under your leadership. dot dash has grown. 100 million users. that's so impressive. >> i think there's one truism whether i've been on teams that started things and have been fortunate to have good outcomes or now i'm running something large. the one truism is don't chase shiny things. figure out what you're good at and do that. and sometimes it might not feel sexy and boring and you're like i'm doing the same thing over and over again. but if

boyd thank you for sharing it with our viewers we hope you'll come back again gary to wall off from kat mutual thanks for being here thank you always good to see you great. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we have an exclusive interview with michael. because he's the lead business reporter at coin desk which is the preeminent publication around the world with blog digital currency i'm going to ask him what is the thing most important if we don't know plus i'll give you a little tour of times square maybe we even have a glimpse of the naked cowboy a bunch of mickey in movies or maybe the statue of liberty but right now here are the numbers at the closing bell. there is now three hundred trillion dollars of a little wealth in the world today but i look at how much money we spend in the world on military. we just talk about a few more million. save the lives of people around the world in doing such a way that doesn't create dependency and with that much wealth in the united states that much well. the rest of the world is a nice useable for any person in th

boyd thank you for sharing it with our viewers we hope you'll come back again gary to wall off from kat mutual thanks for being here thank you always good to see you great. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we have an exclusive interview with michael dell because he's the lead business reporter at coin desk which is the preeminent publication around the world filling with water she's a digital currency i'm going to ask you what is the thing most important we don't know plus i'll give you a little tour of times where maybe we even have a glimpse of the naked cowboy a bunch of mickey and minnie or maybe the statue of liberty but right now here are the numbers at the closing bell. is an economy that's been created by financialization of everything outsourcing manufacturing to countries like china totally ignore asian and just made that word up means to ignore something. of your local infrastructure build now trump saying we want to do infrastructure we've got to go borrow a trillion or two trillion dollars from whom our biggest creditor that would be china

"wash your stinkin hands so you don't get all your babies sick"that's katherine lockler or kat as she'sse and mother of four found herself in her car recording a facebook video after a 12 hour night shift. "i was frustrated and wanted to share my thoughts and my thoughts weren't out of anger but frustration that people will get the flu unnecessarily."the video has gone viral..something she prefers more than a viral infection. the nurse from milton in santa rosa county has received hundreds of messages from around the world...she's still shocked as the number climbs. "i just giggle. i go and smack my husband on the shoulder and go 'look look can you believe this?""watch this. i'm going to teach you a magic trick. it's amazing (sneezes into arm) while she did it with a little bit of humor, lockler said she's happy just to educate others on how easily the flu can spread especially in hospitals. the nurse says some people didn't like her tone..but she wouldn't do it any differently. "i might've offended people but it went viral and good information, maybe because of the way i said it, has g

. -- how much did kat ahn oh the business?e royal liverpool hospital is set to be put off indefinitely. there was a drastic shortage of cash coming in. despite that pressure, the man brought in as caretaker chief executive was accused of getting priorities wrong by paying more to shareholders than the stricken pension scheme. i understood it to be an agreed arrangements between the pension funds... ifi have be an agreed arrangements between the pension funds... if i have to children and i pay one of their £1 a week and the other 50p a week in pocket money, and the one who gets 50 pete says i think your priority is the other child, you are paying her twice as much as me, and i say i don't think that is the right way to look at it, dear? do you think the child getting 50p has a point? 0r look at it, dear? do you think the child getting 50p has a point? or do you think they don't? that is an interesting perspective. with money leaking away, carillion desperately needed new contracts to keep going. but former finance director zafa