kat: i never know what i will do. >> kat, you are doing good. you have perfected this. greg: your day as a. kat: we already know the punchline before the joke has been set up so i agree with that. >> look, the subtle point of comedy -- it shows how crazy we've gotten. rob is a great guy and has a moderate but being personally vilified whenever it is he personally gets attacked making a comment about comedy. greg: that is the way it works. tom, you are also a comedian or so you claim but we have no proof of it. [laughter] >> tiramisu. kat: comedy gold right there. >> it's not the performers fault and they are funny and schneider is hilarious but alec baldwin is layers. everybody is funny but the problem is i'm so glad i don't do politics in my act. i talk about my life's like appeal to both sides. i'm glad that i get out there and work in front of audiences and don't have to deal with the rapid saturday night live has to deal with the rapid it's not their fault. the audience is sensitive and they will abandon them. did you hear what happened with shania twain? she said i

kat: i never know what i will do. >> kat, you are doing good. you have perfected this. greg: your day as a. kat: we already know the punchline before the joke has been set up so i agree with that. >> look, the subtle point of comedy -- it shows how crazy we've gotten. rob is a great guy and has a moderate but being personally vilified whenever it is he personally gets attacked making a comment about comedy. greg: that is the way it works. tom, you are also a comedian or so you claim but we have no proof of it. [laughter] >> tiramisu. kat: comedy gold right there. >> it's not the performers fault and they are funny and schneider is hilarious but alec baldwin is layers. everybody is funny but the problem is i'm so glad i don't do politics in my act. i talk about my life's like appeal to both sides. i'm glad that i get out there and work in front of audiences and don't have to deal with the rapid saturday night live has to deal with the rapid it's not their fault. the audience is sensitive and they will abandon them. did you hear what happened with shania twain? she said i

kat: i never know what i will do. >> kat, you are doing good. you have perfected this. greg: your day as a. kat: we already know the punchline before the joke has been set up so i agree with that. >> look, the subtle point of comedy -- it shows how crazy we've gotten. rob is a great guy and has a moderate but being personally vilified whenever it is he personally gets attacked making a comment about comedy. greg: that is the way it works. tom, you are also a comedian or so you claim but we have no proof of it. [laughter] >> tiramisu. kat: comedy gold right there. >> it's not the performers fault and they are funny and schneider is hilarious but alec baldwin is layers. everybody is funny but the problem is i'm so glad i don't do politics in my act. i talk about my life's like appeal to both sides. i'm glad that i get out there and work in front of audiences and don't have to deal with the rapid saturday night live has to deal with the rapid it's not their fault. the audience is sensitive and they will abandon them. did you hear what happened with shania twain? she said i

kat? are you for or against the development of a robot army? kat: i am for it. because in the future we won't have an army army so much as a country's robot fighting another country's robot and i think that is great because there will be less human carnage and also wars will have rain delays. right? it will be like what happened to world war iii and they will be like it's on a rain delay because we can't get the robots wet. how dope is that? greg: i never even thought about that. jamie, are you worried? >> i'm very worried. what if the robots are out there from that one country fighting the other robots and then they stopped in their like wait a minute, we are all robots. let's kill everybody else. could this really happened? greg: that is a great point. >> i think that could really happen. i think i thought it would be. greg: it's like they're trying to us against each other when it's the people. >> wait, you are a metal person and i'm a metal person and they are made of meat. greg: jedediah, are you a meat person or a robot person? >> you guys are laughing abo

[laughter] kat: seriously. dolley's understanding of diplomacy went much deeper than mending fences. although her sense of appropriate feminine behavior a claim to be less interested in politics and she actually was. when she was in philadelphia for medical treatment, which was a very rare time she was separated from james, they were almost always in each other's back pockets. she wrote him a letter inquiring, "some information respecting the war with spain and disagreements with england, as it is generally expected here and i am in a loss, but i am extremely anxious to hear on the subject. i believe you would not to say that not desire your wife to be the active partisan, but,..." james recognized it for what it was. he replies with a very thoughtful analysis about the potential for war that respect did her intelligence and close with a statement of the parlay line that dolley could safely repeat. this is from james. the power of deciding questions of war lies with congress and that is our answer to news monge

she thought jaws was a comedy, national reporter kat times. and his sneezes are classified as category one hurricanes, former wwe superstar. all right. stein, where do we begin? i mean, what happened to everybody who never took trump seriously if this happens? >> well, they're pretending nothing has happened. so kim jong-un suspended all nuclear tests and they're still going too talk about stormy daniels for the next month. by the way, do you know the name of kim jong-un's nuclear d missile. greg: no. >> it's -- his missile is called the no dong. greg: really? >> which sounds like stormy daniel's easiest movie. and it's all funny. if you look up in the sky and seeing no dong coming at you, going over cleveland, it's not a good sign. so, i mean, i agree with what -- i think this is fantastic. this guy is bringing about world peace by doing everything wrong. and that's what infuriates me. greg: exactly. >> and the le less and less thee is to focus on -- stormy is boring anyway. it's not even a sex scandal.t it's a campaign finance scandal for so

kat, you are a libertarian which means you tend to favor facts over feelings. i would think you would be totally for a robot politician. >> at first i was. >> yes. >> but then i saw this thing about fair being part of the platform. >> yeah. >> normally when politicians are talking about fair, what they are talking about is getting involved in my business to try to mack -- trying to make it fair. they are talking about taking more of my money. life isn't fair. i don't need the government meddling to make it fair. i won't vote for this robot, greg. >> wow. a robot cannot be compromised by pictures. you can't blackmail a robot. that's good. >> that's true. look, we almost had a robot as president in hilary clinton. [laughter] >> think about it all her answers are preprogrammed and most of her intelligence is artificial. [laughter] >> i could come up with a third one. i stopped at two. >> those two were solid. tyrus judges make decisions based on their hunger. if judges are really hungry, they have denied parole. once they have lunch, they actually allow for parole

please join me in welcoming kat imhoff. [applause] kat: i really am thrilled to be here and i was joking that we do not have a lot of fans because if any of you could signal, and we will pause to hear what is going on as it is starting here. i have to start this evening with a quote from dolley madison. myself for youh for a while because i love richmond. there is so much soul, kindness in this enlightened society." this is from 1812. there is so much said about dolly madison. [laughter] we remember her as the quintessential hostess, stunning first lady, and the heroic figure that helped rescue george washington's portrait. for over a century, after dolley madison, the username to sell everything. from that spreads to snack cakes. sorry. [laughter] ice cream, and they crystallized her image into this ideal woman, the opinion me of crisis -- gracious hospitality. i hope to prove to you that 's legacy in life was so much more than that. she shape the nation by using hospitality to achieve political and. she was loyal and devo

and kat timpf in the house. welcome, everyone. james comey, did he commit a criminal act by writing these long-winded memos he says where journal entries, conveniently changing the terms of these missives, and having his friend sprinkle them like seeds. >> he said diary entries. i thought diaries are for girls and journal entries are for boys. he reminded me of the cop from "south park." when he said he hadn't heard of the dnc funding the dossier, then he said he heard the republicans fund it. where else would he have heard that but the media because he himself said he didn't look into it. he doesn't come off as a very credible under view when he doesn't seem to know what he's talking about. kennedy: this is something that's been an issue for agents at the fbi. when he talks and when he weasles his way out of stuff he sound more like a lawyer than he does a cop. if a cop were doing an investigation, a cop would ask basic questions. how did you get this. why were you working with this person? thin basics. >> he seems like the least

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. >> that is not true, right, kat? >> absolutely. neil: not convinced anyone should take a bow on anything going on here. if you had a tip for your generation where their head is at? >> people in my generation don't trust politicians of either party. we're more and more independent. neil: we don't flip over you either. >> right. that's fine. we don't care. neil: oh, no, you didn't. there we go. >> that is why i think the economy is so important. that is something that affects our lives directly. neil: you're not overwhelmingly running to democrats either? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. neil: you're so mixed up. >> not mixed up, just jaded. >> why are you jaded? everything was handed to you guys. >> not to me. >> not you, millenials got so much social welfare. they grew up in decent times. i mean i don't know. i don't understand why they're jaded. >> what is social welfare? >> i grew up when there was bellbottoms. neil: demo update. >> bellbottoms. neil: every viewer now, go to oxygen after this. >> remember that? f

kit kats are iconic.it comes up in the news and we cover it. is there a case to say when it comes to this, all publicity is good?|j case to say when it comes to this, all publicity is good? i bought many asa all publicity is good? i bought many as a result of this case to look into it. you can see the press that has come out around it. the iconic kit kat, the most loved chocolate of the nation. that is good advertising. if kit kat does not win this, what will be the result for consumers? will the suddenly be flooded with chocolate bars that look the same? not so much?|j flooded with chocolate bars that look the same? not so much? i do not think so. nestle is sending out the message to people copying them that they will spend money to defend their rights. if the decision does not go their way, we can expect them to continue to fight. it took them 30 years to have have a break registered. they are prepared to invest in it. surely the judge registered. they are prepared to invest in it. surely thejudge has o

the opinion is another blow for kit kat maker mondelez that's trying to stop others using its design. a marine heatwave that bleached large parts of the great barrier reef two years ago was so severe it "cooked" vast swathes of coral. scientists from queensland say millions of coral in northern parts of the reef were killed by the rise in sea temperatures. they say australia's greatest natural treasure is threatened with ecological collapse. you can now experience differing levels of pollution from five different cities all under one roof. it is part of a new art installation that has been unveiled in london. visitors can wander through pods that re—create the fumes and smells of cities including new delhi and beijing. our arts correspondent, david sillito has been finding out more about the air that we breathe. my name's michael pinsky. and this is an artwork. and this is an artwork? .it doesn't feel good at all. for me it smells good. does it? the air they are breathing has been created by chemists and perfumiers. it is called living diesel, and it is a careful reconstruction of the

let's go to political commentator daniel mcglaughlin and fox news contributor kat timpf.tarting with you. is this enough for facebook going after them specifically for their views? >> i don't think so. because first of all it doesn't change what's targeted in the first place. it just has an appeals process. second of all, we don't know how long this appeals process can take. there is a chance that by the time everything gets through all the channels, that the content that was posted won't even be relevant anyway. and that seems especially likely considering how fast the news cycle moves. let's say your appeal is accepted and your content goes back up. nobody might care anymore. tissue tissue daniel, people are upset. conservatives have felt the brunt of this. they feel they are being censored. there is a human aspect to all of this though that we can't forget about that is engrained within the facebook platform. >> right. it's run by humans and these algorithms who are designed by humans who have their own implicit biases. study found in 2016 finding that the trending vie

katie mar kat kat katie marzullo. the plans came to light after another student learned the plot and went to school's administra administrator. >> the first reaction is i am so happy that student said something and then when i stopped and thought about it, how scary. >> in a letter to parents, the student had planned to harm his classmates in 2021, his senior year when police investigated, they found evidence that led credibility to the claim. their principal's letter went onto say quote ", the district considers this offense to extremely serious and will take appropriate disciplinary consequences as per california code." >> this mother did not want to be identified but she like many with us grateful to the student who came forward. >> we had a conversation at the dinner table at night and i re-iterated to my children, if you see something, you have to say something. >> the district attorney's office will decide which charges to file. katie marzullo. >>> news of that arrest, hundreds of students joined the walk out ho

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with only a few weeks training together, england's alysia and kat torres admitted to when you get andboard, and perhaps unexpectedly paid off. this a valid time would be trending, so we were expecting anything. the come away with a silver is kind of like, my god. but as this often the case, it wasn't until after dark the real fun began. jack lord, goal for wasn't until after dark the real fun began. jack lord, goalfor england in the one metre springboard. magnificent effort! did have the did have to did! it was never really in doubt. this man is unstoppable! and for scotland, too, and at that little moment of history. the bronze went to james heatley, scotland's first diving medal since 1958. the winner that day, his grandfather. in the same event. scotland's they almost got even better but they were beaten to bronze on the bowling green by wales and the paris sport, mixed pairs. at the athletic stadium, not a day to rememberfor england's robbie reiber. amongst the favourites in the highjump. that all went down. for scotland, their record medal hauljust continues to grow. maria lyle s

kat has the sport. good morning. kat has the sport. good morning.ing to be a straight fight between two london rivals for the fourth spot. good morning, everyone. chelsea have kept the pressure on tottenham in the race for champions league football with a 2—1 victory at burnley. victor moses scored the winner. chelsea are five points behind fourth placed spurs, with four games remaining, and play in the fa cup semi final on sunday. for sure it won't be easy, we must be prepared and we must be ready to fight with this spirit because tonight i saw fantastic spirit, fantastic team spirit. we have to continue in this way and i have to make a decision for the game against southampton for sure after this performance, i have more doubt in my mind now. at the bottom of the league southampton are four points from safety after playing out a goaless draw at leicester. the manchester united midfielder micheal carrick has told the bbc‘s premier league show about his struggles with his mental health. carrick says he asked not to be picked for england after dealin

. >> nestle produces a pink kit kat bar. it did so in japan and south korea earlier this year and it was a big hit. now it's coming to the u.k. it comes from ruby cocoa beans that have a very light fruity flavor. it's coming to the u.s. but nestle hasn't said when. one of the reviews said it's like a white chocolate. >> i could be into that. >> okay. i'll let you try it first. >> pink is my favorite color. >> perfect. >> a burned out home is up for sale in san jose. the eye opening asking price. >> a bay area family is mourning the loss of their daughter. why they say what happened should be a wake up call for parents everywhere. >> and >>> alexis is finally back from

which they believe are so absolutely insufficient they want more freedom of information more freedom to kat to have their own businesses they course want to have improvements in the economy that you just alluded to but they're not really quite sure how much this new president will be able to do at least in the short term. isn't radical and that of course castro will remain the head of the party so that said what about the rest of the government because we know that are also chose to decide on his own timetable for leaving office so what happens is there a changing of the old guard or are they staying in place. with some of them remain in place one of them. one of them. has gone but he is remains as the second secretary of the communist party and there is expected to be this gradual change of what some people call the dinosaurs to the younger generation and i think the most significant thing of all is that these asked for a postponement of the naming of his cabinet and till the next time that the national assembly meets that's in july and there is a sense that he may name completely differen

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. "watters world" starts now. jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. president trump making good on his promise to attack syria after last week's chemical attack. the attack was against syria's chemical weapons storage facility. >> this was a one-time shot and i believe it sent a strong message to dissuade him and deter him from doing this again. jesse: nikki haley describing this as a last-ditch evident after diplomatic efforts failed. >> we usedder tool we could to urge syria to get rid of chemical weapons. we give diplomacy chance after chance. six times. that's how many times russia vetoed security council resolutions. jesse: the president calling the strike vital to our national security. president trump: this massacre was a significant escalation in a pattern of chemical weapons use by that very terrible regime. the evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, instant and children flashin thg in pain and gasping for air. the purpose of our actions tonight is to establish a strong d

. >> where foods like avocados >>> white milk, dark and pink, well check out the pink kit kat bars.t was a huge hit. the pink color doesn't come from a dye, it is from ruby cocoa beans found in brazil, ecuador and the ivory coast. nestle does plan to bring it to america but so faras not said when. >>> the new list of the best and worst produce when it comes to pesticide residue. >> number one, avocados. >> sweet corn, pineapples cabbages -- >> all good stuff. compiled by environmental group. they analyzed tests done by the usda. scientists washed and peeled produce and still found pesticides on 70%. strawberries ranks the worst on the dirty dozens. one strawberry contained the residue of 22 pesticides. >> the list also includes spinach, nectarines, apples, cherries, pears. we posted the list on our website abc7news.com. >> eat organic produce, and always washing your produce. >>> next, another look at tweat and how much rain we will get. >> today's storm is level 1 on cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah.

yes, what are you talking abounm is kit kat. is functional as well, because it is easy to click the things off. no it isn‘t. easy to click the things off. no it isn't. you have to bejust reasonable strength. joining us is clare jackman, member of the chartered institute of trade mark attorneys. what is the difference between toblerone and kit kat won‘t get a trade mark? it is absolutely, the basic premise is that shapes can be registered as trade marks, but shapes do confer, well a trade mark can confer valuable monopoly rights, because of the value of that protection, it is important that the trade mark meets the criteria, and it must be sufficiently distinctive and there is various shape exclusions which determine whether certain shapes can be registered or not. in the interest of free market competition, not all shapes will be registered and other shapes could be protected by other forms of protection such as patents. here, the four—fingered bar kit kat is a plain rectangular with three grooves if there is a four fingers and

madam clerk are there any commune kat communicati communications? >> clerk: i have none to report. >> president breed: is there a motion to approve the minutes? moved by supervisor sheehy. colleagues can we take that without objection? without objection, those meeting minutes will be approved. madam clerk please read the consent agenda. >> clerk: these items are considered to be routine. if a member objects, an item may be removed and considered separately. >> president breed: seeing no names on the roster. madam clerk on the items call the roll. >> clerk: items 1-7. [roll call]. [ayes]. >> president breed: those items are adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: item eight is an ordinance. [reading item #8]. >> clerk: pursuant to the charter, this item requires eight votes of all members of the board. >> president breed: thank you. seeing no names, colleagues can we pass this item, same house, came call? out objection, the ordinance is passed unanimously. next item. [reading item #9]. >> clerk: this item pursuant to the charter requires an eight v

tonight kat is here along with robby soave and rachel campos-duffy. rachel, i will start with you. obviously there are some heated words and a lot of emotion about spiker ryan resigning. so should she leave right now as some house republicans have unanimously and anonymously. >> well, i obviously agree with the congressman. i think that the last thing we need, with all of the vi vit vil going on is another reason for the republicans to be divided. i know you're not a fan of paul ryan. congressman gates likes paul ryan, he's a unifying figure between the factions, the establishment, the sort of middle of the road and the freedom caucus. he does keep them together. the last thing they need is people fighting for power and undermining each other to get a speakership. i think he's right. kennedy: we had a congressman on last night thomas matthew, who said it was getter under boehner and hep never thought he would say that. there's not as much transparency and die nothing in paul ryan's house. get him out of there. if he wants to leave, let him go. >> what i hear people say is it's not

tell kat, to call carla, to confirm katrina is still coming.>> you're up early on a sunday. 26 minutes past the 6:00 hour. we are grateful for it, though. thanks for keeping us company. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. happy sunday to you. >> former fbi director james comey said if he had to do it over he would send that pivotal 2014 that he would still send the letter whether it changes the outcome of the election or not. >> here is comey speaking with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> wasn't the decision to reveal fli influence by your assumption that hillary clinton was going to win and if she wins this comes out several weeks letter and taken that she is an legitimate president? >> it must have been. i don't remember consciously thinking about that but it must have been. i was operateing in a world hillary clinton was going to beat donald trump. i'm sure it was a factor. like i said i don't remember spelling it out about it had to have been she is going to be elected president and if i hide this from the american people, she will be

fox news contributor kat dent, michael paris. >> i got it. >> that name sounds awesome. >> and jessicaontributor. jessica, on this, it's become this big cultural thing. why? >> because they're big cultural icons, donald trump and kanye west, and chance the rapper was out but he backed out with a formal apology, worth have one's time. >> neil: explain that. >> about to say what channels the rapper is. and i can't really tell that you. >> neil: not necessarily. . he tweeted right after kanye, first started this, saying all black people don't have to be democrats. that is an argument that a lot of conservatives, especially african-americans conservatives have made. i have had conversations with many on this network who have made that point. since he backtracked and said he was just trying to support his buddy, kanye, should have called him and talked to him instead of getting into the fore that way. john legend is involved as well now, going back and forth with kanye on it. and posting today's ta advertise particulars about black unappointment under obama saying it's a trend line that sta

nestle introduced a pink kit kat bar. it will be next in the u.s.s that have a berry-like fruity flavor. we don't know exactly when it will be in america but coming soon. >> you're a little on the fence on this one, right? >> well, i heard it tastes like white chocolate and everybody knows that white chocolate is the garbage of chocolates. >> white chocolate doesn't have a berry flavor so i'm interested in trying this one. >> okay. >> san jose's google village expecting to bring thousands of jobs to the city. new at 6:00, why one group is not happy about the massive project. >> now hearing from the family of a local instagram model that died in a small plane crash and the video she took moments before the plane went down. >> arming teachers is a hot button >> good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> good morning on this thursday april 12th. >> natasha and mike are off this morning. alexi finally back from vacation. >> you're never too old to celebrate spring break. >> amen. >> and lisa joining us this morning. >> with your little baby r

the opinion is another blow for kit kat maker mondelez that's trying to stop others using its design.ion of engineering company gkn as early as next week after concluding it raised no national security concerns. that it will now go through. —— that deal will now go through. more from us later. parts of the uk could see temperatures reach as high as 28c today, making it the hottest day in april since 2001. the unseasonably warm weather is being caused by low pressure over the atlantic and high pressure over western europe drawing warm air to the uk. lets join our news correspondent alison freeman now in hyde park. anyone who has an excuse to get out into hyde park today will do so. it's warming up nicely. we are into the early 20s. people are out on the serpentine in deptford allows enjoying the sunshine. there are people playing games, sunbathing, doing everything you think they would do on a day like today. it is a bit of light relief after the winter we have had. we are expecting temperatures of 20 degrees. if we get to that, it will be the hottest day in april in about 70 years. no

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. >> the united states, france and britain responding to last week's gas attack in syria. launching a flurry of missiles that the pentagon says struck at the heart of the regime's chemical weapons program. i'm kelly wright. this is the fox report. the u.s. says the coordinated effort with its two allies fired off more than 100 missiles by air and sea, hitting three targets. officials are characterizing the strikes as an overwhelming success, leaving no reports of civilian casualties, while crippling the government's ability to make more chemical weapons. >> the facility is a core site for them. as you can see from the graphic, it doesn't exist anymore. we believe they have lost a lot of equipment. they have lost a lot of material. and it is going to have a significant effect on them. i think the words cripple and degrade are good accurate words. kelly: we have fox team coverage on all of this. john roberts has the latest from the white house. but we begin with mike tobin in jerusalem. what is the aftermath of these strikes? >> i can show you, we have new e

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. >> that is totally up to a thought. but i can tell you is that the president has made it very clear that when it comes to weapons of mass distraction. no tolerance and we are watching out for the interest of the american people. he made a point and hopefully assad gets it. if assad doesn't get it it will hurt. >> we have fox news coverage on this. we live pentagon and we began with kevin work with latest from the white house. >> once again white house continuing to take a look at the battle damage assessment. all eyes on syria tonight as we also continue to watch for any possible reaction from the russians. as you pointed out earlier, the president was active on peter today. he said this about the operation: i knew they would seize on this but it felt it is such a great military term, it should be brought back. the damage from the strike was limited due to the targeted nature of the plan that they were thought to have severely degraded the assad regime chemical weapons capability. meanwhile, today the syrians and the ru

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