-kelly: hi. patrick: hello. marcus, this is my sister, kelly. -kelly: hi, marcus.lemonis: hi, kelly? kelly: pleasure to meet you. yes, kelly. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: an

chris: secretary kelly thank you

kelly: we are. current technology that you typically see at the airports, for baggage as well as people, are just about at their limit. we're looking at advancing that. mr. tester: we're working on it. had how do you square that with a 21% cut in r&d? mr. kelly: as we look to the technology after next, we're working with our international partners, we're working with the airlines. we want to share the cost of the r&d. it's in everyone's interest to do it. but ultimately we have to spend what we need to spend to find the technology to protect air travelers. mr. tester: you've had the conversations with our allies that are of similar mind and airline companies, they're willing to pitch in? mr. kelly: they're willing to do anything not to have me do some of the things that we're contemplating. mr. tester: money is one thing -- mr. kelly: that's my assumption. mr. tester: here's the deal as we go through this process and i appreciate you, mr. secretary, i do. as we go through this process, we can't cut

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kelly, back to you. kelly: really quickly. he also said we don't worship government and we worship god. we have big face and big dreams and humble beginnings. that's a good thing that moms would tell us a long time ago. kevin, thank you. reporter: absolutely right. julie: a fox news alert. a massive cyber attack now be described as unprecedented. it's hitting dozens of countries around the world. victims include fedex in the us, many hospitals in the uk, railway system in germany. security experts racing to contain the fallout. we have brian in our video with the latest. >> hackers use microsoft windows flaw to launch what appears to be the largest cyber attack of this kind in history on friday. the leaked flaw was once secretly used as a cyber weapon by the us national security agency. hackers exploited this method to infect computers with iran somewhere through spam e-mail or attachments that iran somewhere launched your computer holding your data hostage in the user must i pay a ransom or their data will be deleted. this is

kelly bogged on him, the man threw a punch at kelly, kelly responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it's just a fact. it happens in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show any signs of weakness, someone's going to take your stuff from you. you don't, you stand up, you're respected, it spreads through jail. you can't take his stuff, he's not going to go for that. >> kelly is in jail on charges of carjacking, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon in the commission of a violent crime. he has pled not guilty. >> i'm not the type of person to go out and look for trouble. i mean, my mama always told me, if you look for trouble, you'll find it. >> kelly has been accused and convicted of violent acts in the past. at the time of his latest arrest, he was out on bond, on charges of assaulting a police officer, unlawful possession of a firearm, and criminal domestic violence, to which we has also pled not guilty. more significantly, when kelly was 14 years old, he killed a man. >> 14 going on 15 years o

secretary kelly: t.s.a. works for me. the reason we have done that is because of people trying to avoid the $25 or $50 to check a bag are now stuffing their carry-on bags to the point of they can't get any more in there. the more you stuff in there, the less the t.s.a. professionals looking at what's in those bags, they can't tell what's in the bags any mormore. chris: are you going to do that nationwide? secretary kelly: we might. chris: soon? secretary kelly: we are work out the procedures to find out how to do that with the least amount of inconvenience to the traveler. chris: the 4th circuit coast appeals issued a ruling continuing the stay on president trump's revised travel ban. the chief judge called the revised travel ban that an executive order that speaks in vague words of national security but in context with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination. judge after judge says this is a muslim ban that violates the constitution. secretary kelly: they are dead wrong. chris: you say that. but they are the one

>> welcome, kelly clarkson.top getting pregnant every five minutes, please. >> i can't wait to beat you. it's going to be so glorious. >> kelly's surprise announcement has a lot of folks wondering, are they out to crush "american idol" before it comes back? kelly's announcement came one day after jennifer hudson announced she will join "the voice" in the fall. she was a winning coach on the uk version of "the voice" earlier this year. ♪ >> so where does simon stand on all of this? the former "idol" judge got in a laugh. >> i always thought, if they could get kelly, it would be a big deal. somebody just told me she's doing "the voice". and so i thought, william hung. >> harry connick jr. was shocked. >> she's amazing. the perfect person to judge a show like that, because she knows from both sides. what it's like to have hits, and what it's like to be in a competition. she's going to be amazing. >> kelly will be on "the voice" in spring of next year, jennifer will be on this fall. >>> and steve harvey, holding a b

>> kelly: the president is doing what we recall review of the church there. he's being escorted by president mahmoud abbas of the palestinians. as he goes through, looking at the soldiers, that is quite an honor for the president of the united states to be on palestinian soil and have that kind of reception. >> arthel: we are alive in our jerusalem bureau, as we watch these live pictures of president donald trump going into the presidential palace there, we are talking about these images and seeing our president there on that soil, let's talk about the first time ever a flight, perhaps a symbolic connection being made as president trump embarks on what has been up until now basically, no win situation there, trying to bring peace to the middle east. let's listen in. judy miller is here with us, john is not with us right now. you were saying that you have no hope at all that there is going to be a peace agreement. facilitated by president trump. judy miller, standby, i have been told that john is back now. can you hear me? >> i can hear you. >> arthel: i can h

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kelly: and i'm kelly. one of the first orders of business today was to sign an historic 110 billion-dollar defense agreement cementing the alliance between us and saudi arabia. tomorrow president trump is set to deliver a major address spoken on terrorism, radical ideology and islam. chief white house correspondent john roberts is life in riyadh saudi arabia. the president is calling is a tremendous date, john. reporter: yeah, it was a pretty good day. right up until the sand storm blew in. you'll forgive us if for blowing around a little bit. it's been back in north carolina during a hurricane coverage. let's take a look at where the president is tonight. he's in trend 504 palace indies at a dinner banquet with into tonight. on the way and we saw a is ordinary seen as dozens of studies including the president, commerce secretary, rex tillerson, secretary of state, all dancing the traditional dance of war which isn't used much to prepare for battle as much as it is to celebrate weddings and big events like

>> secretary kelly: no. the irony again is we can't study it, but i'm just guessing, and implementing. we are going to find implement ways to determine who an individual is, and remember, most of these countries have no passports, no police, no intelligence. many of the countries in question don't even have a u.s. embassy there to help us. the u.n. will tell you it's almost impossible to vet people from these countries because there are no passports. we have to figure out a way to determine who they are and why they come into the united states. otherwise, we are guessing. this president and john kelly doesn't want to guess when it comes to national security and protection of the u.s. population. >> chris: secretary kelly, thank you, thank you for sharing part of your holiday weekend with us. >> secretary kelly: absolutely, thanks. >> chris: up next, a new report that jared kushner attempted to set up a back channel between trump and the russian. we will bring in our panel. plus, what would you like to ask th

kelly: thank you.e is back in his home state of indiana delivering an address at notre dame's commencement ceremony. why his return might not be as welcoming as hoped. >> today is a day of celebration and the sun is out. it's also a day of appreciation . it's an important question you ask, but one i think with a simple answer. . we have this need to peek over our neighbor's fence. and once we do, we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. except for every ladies' night. vegetarian... only glad has forceflex to prevent rips, leaks, and punctures. so whatever you throw in the bag... stays in the bag. be happy, it's glad. kelly: vice president mike pence taking the stage at notre dame's commencement ceremony. as he began to speak, some graduates walked out in a protest of the vice president's

kelly had asked the question why are they talking about this and their elections. perhaps the same reason why we aren't because we have failed to remember that we are at war. when you are at war, the rules of engagement change. judy just put up a very good point. all of these fighters from britain going over to fight for isis and we need to step up our rules of engagement. we are talking about a lot of surveillance, a lot of human intelligence, a lot of electronic intercept. we are at war and we better wake up because what happened in britain could very well happen here. space to steve on that note, what information sharing happened between the u.k. and u? >> >> there is no intelligence to that question in my mind that hours within hours of this attack that the fbi was over there in great britain. there's no question in my mind that interpol is involved. a number of joint terrorism task forces from around the pope to are involved. it would do comparative analysis from the fragments that they will gather from the bomb, and they are also going to start connecting the

second, kelly has the experience. >> kelly clarkson!> clarkson won first season and was a guest judge on the last. she was an adviser on the voice and a mentor on the singing competition "duets." three, kelly loves the collaboration. other idol alums who could be in the run, adam lambert. and kelly pick ler would you want to come back as a judge. >> i'd love to. i want ryan's job. watch out. >> speaking as ryan as host, this morning he said he's up for the job. >> i love the show, so we'll see. >> last week he relocated to new york to co-host "live with kelly and ryan." today, they were pleased the grammys were returning to new york. >> one less red carpet, one red carpet has come to new york. >> if they would just move ""american idol"" it would be so much easier. oh, my god, they got to do it. they got to do it. >>> katy perry is teaming up with calvin harris for a new song. katy and calvin have another common bond -- that lady. right there. yes, is katy sending taylor a message? >> empowered, vulnerable. strong. words that she uses t

kelly. >> president trump is to deliver major speech tomorrow on day two of first foreign trip urging unity in the fight against terrorism. so how would the muslim world react to president trump? the former u.s. embassador to iraq and turkey is here to weigh on that and plus former fbi director james comey is willing to testify publicly on the russia probe. ahead why one lawmaker is raising new concerns over special counsel robert mueller and the odds of comey actually testifying. >> all americans are innocent until proven guilty. i strongly, strongly suggest that most people just keep their powder dry. let former direct or mueller run the investigation properly ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning it all makes sense. to power global e-commerce fedex networks are massive, far-reaching and, yes... a little magical. fedex.com slash dream what in real time?stomer insights from the data wait, our data center and our clouds can't connect?

kelly, the sentiment this evening, it has been that everybody has to work in concert. >> kelly: we do, we also have to plan. it's painful, it's a reality, it causes grief. we have to get to the point that we have resolved to overcome this and be proactive and be that vigilant person, when we see something, say something, it keeps coming back to that. >> arthel: it's not a trite phrase, it is a true to order. >> kelly: we should never allow terrorists to grip us with fear, we have to move on, we cannot let them disrupt our way of life which is exactly what they are trying to do. >> arthel: they work together, the holiday inn, two hotels nearby opened their doors to those who were looking for shelter. prevail. >> arthel: absolutely not. of the world joins great britain in morning. >> kelly: when we come back, we will take you live to london for the very latest on that bombing at our manchester concert. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for thes

>>> earlier in the month, homeland security secretary john kelly called out congress saying that if lawmakers don't like existing immigration laws, then they should do their duty and change them. his comments came as he discussed u.s. policy toward central america at the atlantic council. we'll show you those remarks in their entirety. >> good morning, everyone. and thank you for joining us today. as people are filling into the room, i will start given the secretary's schedule. my name is jason marczak. i'm director of the economic growth administration latin america center and i would first like to extend a special welcome to secretary kelly, to our three task force cochairs present today. former vice president eduardo stein, maria berzwella, and to the many ambassadors joining us today. fell free if you want to take out your phones to tweet using -- about this event using the #centralamericanow. it gives me great pleasure to announce after a year of intense today marks the finding of our security and economic opportunity task force which is now available on our website. in is a blueprint fo

. >>> tonight on c-span 3, homeland security secretary john kelly talks about immigration enforcement. that's followed by a senate armed services hearing with the head of u.s. special operations command. then ahead of this weekend's french presidential election we will show you a recent debate between the candidates in that race. at an event today homeland security secretary john kelly suggested that lawmakers should change immigration laws if they do not like how they currently exist. he made the comment while talking about u.s. policy towards central america at the atlanta council in washington, d.c. this is 25 minutes. gnchts morning, everyone, and thank you -- thank you for joining us today as people are filling into the room, i will start given the secretary's schedule. my jason marczak i'm the director of the economic growth administration latin america center and i would first like to extend a special welcome to secretary kelly, to our three task force cochairs present today, former vice president ed daurd costein, ber zwel la and also to the many ambassadors joining us today.

second, kelly has the experience. >> kelly clarkson!clarkson won first season and as ryan mentioned was a guest judge on the last. she was an adviser on "the voice" and a mentor on the 2012 singing competition "duets." three, kelly loves the collaboration. >> this is like the new wave of artist development. in the running, adam lambert. and kelly pickler. >> would you want to come back as a judge? >> i'd love to. i want ryan's job. watch out. speaking of ryan as host this morning he said he's up for the job. >> i love the show, so we'll see. >> last week he relocated to new york to co-host "live with kelly and ryan." today, they were pleased the grammys were returning to new york. >> one less red carpet. >> one more red carpet has come to new york. >> if they would just move "american idol" it would be so much easier. >> oh, my god, they got to do it. they got to do it. >>> katy perry is teaming up with calvin harris for a new song. we can't let it go at that. >> why not? >> because you know katy and calvin have another common bond -- t

kelly is chief operating officer for united way women's services. tell us about what it is about how it got started and why you do it this way? >> it's june 28th. it's the largest giving day in maryland, d.c. and virginia. we do it. this is our 5th year. we raised over $5 million in five years for the community nonprofits and it's really to bring awareness to our region about people in need in the nonprofits that need the support. >> we know you do this for maximum impact. what's a greater impact than the donations given throughout the year. >> we t emphasis so people can get excited so that it can galvanize support. >> there's hundreds of them. >> hundreds. last year we had over 700 participating nonprofits and we like all nonprofits to at least register which is free at do more 24.org because if donors are watching and see it's do more 24 then they want to hopefully find their favorite nonprofit and they're going to receive that donation so we encourage all nonprofits to register. >> chris, calgary women provides services to women that are homeles

why kelly has an >>> tomorrow on "e.t.,"? i coal kidman on her 50th birthday plan.s she com >>> everyone here has a job? >> yes! >> you're setting the bar really low. >> have you watched the bachelor? >> well played. >> mila and ashton poppeded up on the bachelor because they were leading an obstacle course challenge in order to find husband material for rachel. >> i love that mila and ashton are big fans of the show. they watch the show and they have a little cocktail, you know? >> just like the rest of us. rose all day, buddy. meanwhile, tonight is the return of "america's got talent". >> i visited simon cowel in beverly hills to see what surprised him this time arnd >> i didn't believe, by the way, that was her, first of all. no, she saw me doing that. she's, like, 11. she's got a real shot. >> when bombarded with ventriloquists, pole sitters and fire spinners it's the audience helping simon get a read. >> you've got 2,000, 3,000 people behind you and it's the weirdest thing when someone is good there is a different kind of energy you feel behind you. >> that was

joining us is jerry eiler, kelly brinkley, and chris thompson. welcome all of you. on this sunday morning. familiar with do more 24, tell us what it's about, how it got started and why you do it this way. >> do more 24 is on june 8th. it's the region's largest giving day. in maryland, d.c. and virginia. and we do it -- this is our fifth year. we have raised over $5 million in five years. for the community non-profits. it's really to bring awareness to our region about people in need and the non-profits that need the support and dollars. >> we know you do this for maximum impact. explain how marshaling all of this these resources and giving on this one day makes a greater impact than donations given to the non-profits throughout the year. >> it creates a sense of urgency. people say, i will get around to it, i will donate. we try to put as much emphasize so people get excited and the we can raise moredollars for the non-profits. >> there are hundreds of them. >> last year we had over 700 participating non-profits. we like all non-profits to at least register, which i

>> that's right, kelly.a just gave you is an important one politically because it was the land mine here. all through the afternoon we didn't know what that number was going to be, and because the republicans are using what's called the budget reconciliation process it has to be deficit neutral or better in order to stay within the rules. if they had blown up a hole in the deficit, that would mean they couldn't use that 50 vote threshold in the senate anybody. they can still do that now that they have the $119 million numbers. the republicans avoided stepping on a land mine here and can use the reconciliation process. the other thing is it will be interesting to see after we have the opportunity to dive into the numbers how they figured the state waiver process, because the amendment kayla was talking about is a tricky one in the sense the cbo has to score it but doesn't know which states will take the waivers or not. they have to come up with scenarios whereby they'll say, if this happens, then that happens

♪ >>> give me kelly! give me amy, let's go!lly clarkson versus amy schumer and it is a celebrity family feud that you do not want to miss. kelly confesses she is more comfortable belting out a song than she is putting her hand on the famous buzzer. >> when i talk i get nervous and i feel like i'm beyonce in my head, but, like, obviously -- but when i have is, like, blah. it's bad. >> the new voice coach may have an advantage. season three of celebrity family feud was shot on a familiar sound stage. >> she is from the original "american idol". >> this is actually the studio. >> this is the studio. so i feel like i have home field advantage. >> ladies, here we go. woe have the top seven answers. one of you is headed to youtube. >> we are all big, like, family feud dorks. i feel, like, i have a crew of, like -- people that support me when i answer questions. >> kelly's crew includes her sister and three best friends. >> yes! >> amy enlisted her sister, brother, his wife and a friend to try to take down the idol alum all for charit

listen to this, kelly.ft and arcos golf have announced a new artificial intelligence platform to help golfers make data-driven decisions on the course as they're playing. the arccos caddie is what it calls. they put sensors on each golf club to create a personalized strategy for the player as they step up to the tee. the app accounts for things like weather, wind speed, precipitation. it is designed to help players achieve a lower score, obviously. what it does is it remembers how far you hit a ball with each club. >> so it is a sensor on the club. >> which direction it is likely to go after you hit, the whole thing. by the way, arccos named microsoft its official cloud partner in january. >> do you know arccos? >> no. >> they're maybe trying to break in then? >> i guess, with artificial intelligence here. as we all know, i play golf. >> you're quite the golfer. >> and you are -- >> i'm really not. >> you are a beginning -- >> so we did go to the driving range. >> there i am. yes, it is true, i'm a lefty on

. >> live with kelly's secret is out. seacrest is in. >> talk about it like a decade ago. >> we'll tell you how ryan sealed the deal. >> what ever it took to get to this place was worth it. >>> then, beyonce's baby watch. her mom is telling us about the twins. >>> plus -- >> this is incredible. >> "e.t." star i do preview. bride to be julianne hough gives us the scoop on her upcoming wedding as we fly to barcelona to pick out a gown with supermodel kate upton. >>> and we're back. >> on "e.t." >> why kevin james and leah recommend remini are reuniting. >>> now for may 1st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight" >>> the drama is finally over and "e.t." is there on the set as the new era begins at live. >> here's the thing, nancy, it took 11 months and 68 different co-hosts but kelly ripa has finally found her man and it's ryan sea krast. >> how did they pull off the surprise. >> carly steel were with them after they financial officiallyf their first official broadcast. >>> now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> congr

kelly?> well, speaking of the sohn conference, howard hughes moved higher today by 3% after bill ackman revealed they have the best investment advice moments ago. take a listen. >> retained our stake in howard hughes, never sold a share, never talked publicly about the company. the question is, why talk now? the answer is this is the most attractive time in the history of the country to invest. they tried at the widest discrepancies of net asset value with a better understanding of the business and the business has had a huge head start over the last six years. >> well, bill ackman held the stock for years now, already chairman of the board, and scott is here as you have been all day, but you follow this so closely, this -- i mean, do we call it a disappointment? i don't mean -- just -- >> i know what you mean. >> so much anticipation, a couple positions that we don't know about yet, but howard is a story we know a lot about when it comes to ackman. >> i was expecting, i guess, hoping we'd h

>> we're leaving here in two hours. >> oh, man. >> kelly wrote a poem. to the departing field team. >> we want "lockup," "lockup." "lockup," "lockup." brian, this strategy is picture-perfect, expert, captain always on his job like 7-eleven. alex move like a rolex. the "lockup" crew know what to do. >> almost prolonged the conversation and kept coming up with more things to talk about. i think he just didn't want to say good-bye. >> i'm going to miss y'all, man. man i'm going to miss y'all brothers, man. i'm going to miss y'all so much, man. man. man, y'all like family to me, man, you know what i'm saying? y'all like family. it's going to be hard for me now. whew. >> he got used to having us come in every day. asking how he was doing and see what he had going on that day and now he wasn't going to have that interaction any more. the one source of human contact he had was going away, and i think it really hit him. >> quiet man. i miss brian, too, man. i miss brian, man. for real, man. all right? >> though at times kelly's future seemed hopeless, he got a c

hi, again, sue. >> hi, kelly. chairman and vice chair of the senate intelligence committee, meet privately. afterwards, burr said russia investigations will continue. >> the vice chairman and i still have 100% agreed, regardless of what happens by the justice department or by the fbi, that the investigation that's done by the senate intelligence committee will continue on its current course as aggressively as we're able to. >> the cdc reporting the number of hepatitis c infections hit a 15 year high because of the opioad epidemic. infections in pregnant women double and drug use is the reason for the transmission. >>> on a lighter note, a solo official visit to luxemburg to celebrate the treaty of london that established independent and neutrality. that is the news update at this hour. kelly, back downtown to you. >> love kate middleton. >> i know. >> she walks around looking like a high schooler. so pulled together. >> so amazing and classy. >> helps to have a team of people to pick things out. >> all that. >> st

join me in welcoming secretary john kelly. [applause] >> in the interest of time and i have a really hard to stop in about 25 minutes. it's an honor to be here. in the 39 months that i was the head of the united states southern command, i learned a huge amount about latin american generals and the difficulties and challenges of central american in particular. because of the nature of the job there, that is to say, very little likelihood of any kind of state on state war, it was all about, as i looked at it, partnering with people to help them help us stem the flow of drugs, stem the flow of illegals migration movements and everything in between. i would just tell you that in this job as hard as we worked in my last job to make a difference , and we did make a difference, i won't go into it right now but the fact is the alliance for prosperity, we had to frankly, in order to get that accepted by the united states government we had to outmaneuver the interagency because they weren't interested. even though the alliance for prosp

kelly? >> thank you, guys, time for the update with sue. >> hi, kelly, hi, bill.s is what's happening at this hour, everybody. starting out with former president obama receiving a warm welcome in milan. he was there to deliver a keynote speech on food security and the environment. two issues he's long worked on. >> during the course of the presidency, i made climate change a top priority believing that for all the challenges we face, this is the one that will define the contours of this century more dramatically, perhaps than any other. >> a fire cracker landed on fireworks, kicking off a powerful explosion in a home in central mexico. killing 14, injuring 30 more. the fireworks were being stored ahead of a big celebration. >>> aaron hernandez died before his appeal was heard. the former patriot tight enkilled himself in prison while serving a life sentence for another murder. prosecutors say they will appeal that decision. that is the news jup date at this hour, back to you guys. >> i have a daughter whose friend is alexa, got the echo and created confusion in th

kelly? >> that's a great point.o confess, i have not been in an ulta beauty place, whatever you call them, and so how much is services like the blowout or whatever else they are doing? how much is just the product? >> it's a combination. yes, you can get them on amazon, but sometimes when you go into make yum and that thing, you want to test it. it's hard to say what shades there are or colors or what the perfume is like. i think there's an experience part to the store. now, i do think the services is also very important, and that certainly helps, but the co combination makes sense. valuation is tough to take. >> i was going to say that. you know, you can't say all the numbers, performance of the company, but the stock is flattening out a little bit in the last nine months. it was going gang busters, still doing well, a new high in the after hours, right? >> yes. >> might be in the process of having to earn its way in the valuations. >> going from 33 times earnings and 23 times for estee, but more geographic diversi

>> "american idol" lost kelly clarkson to "the voice." >> if you're "the voice," you want to get kellybecause it's the ultimate you know what to "american idol." the singer you made is coming to our show. >> is this a sign "american idol" doesn't need to come back? when "american idol" can't get kelly clarkson. >> we talked to wwe legend mick foley about the rock becoming president. >> i think he would make a great candidate. he would have my vote for sure. >> remember the rock, he had the people's elbow, the people's eyebrow he used to do. no

>> that's it, kelly.ation brands has plenty of smart executivings, well- well-advised in the situation and well-known they have the control aspect with the family. it's not like they went into this not knowing the family would rebuff. they are outspoken wanting to be independent a while, but every family owns a business with a price. every seller has a price. it appears constellation brands thinks they can get there. whether or not that happens remains to be seen, but they would not make the approach if it was not at least possible. >> yeah. >> kelly and i used to work for a company that the family said no for a very long time. >> no, no, no, no, okay. i was offered this internship. >> exactly. >> show up for work in june? i don't know. >> i think you did, though. >> exactly. leslie, thank you very much. great scoop there. michael, we want to bring you in. circling back to a story we talked about earlier today, amazon shareholders suggest the company do a stock split. do you like that idea? >> it doesn't

deidre. >> hey, kelly.aight quarter that square, the payments processing company run by jack dorsey and cofound by him, the third straight quarter beat expectations. earnings per share, a loss narrower than the street was expecting, a loss of 4 cents versus 8 cent. revenue bigger than expected, up 22% year over year. 451 million was expected. also remember that you have to look after the payments company, gross payment volume, that came in line with estimates at $13.6 billion. also just want to mention a full year adjusted eps guidance was raised to 15 to 20 cents. that is higher than 15 to 19 cents previously. q2 guidance however, a little bigger loss in terms of eps than was expected, but share -- square shares, excuse me, in after hours up more than 5%. the company has been going from strength to strength and investors have been optimistic about the growth prospect as it continues to diversify revenue stream. there are some questions whether this kind of growth can continue. kelly, back to you. >> yeah.

kelly? both. 30 minutes here, as you said, dow up 137 points, a nice rally, see what the s&p, up 15, nasdaq higher, russell up 7. coming up, one moment, actually, let's get back to washington where, as they surfaced more breaking news. eamon, what's happening? >> reporter: kelly, two statements from the white house, releasing statements from sean spicer, on air force 1 right now flying to saudi arabia, but we gave you headlines that the "new york times" and "washington post" put out moments ago. this is the statement that corresponds with each of the stories. the "new york times" story said that they have been read a description of the president's remarks to the russian officials in the meeting at the oval office with them in which he called allegedly fbi director james comey a nut job saying he relieved some of the pressure of the russia investigation by firing comey. here's what the white house is saying about that story. they say the president has always emphasized the importance of makin

i will also show you what happened when we knocked on kelly's door. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: a lot to answer, brad. thank you. new at 4:00, an arrest in a pharmacy robbery in d.c. the man in custody is linked to another. carlos zachary just picked up this morning accused of ripping off the pharmacy in the 33 "o" block of new mex -- 33 o 0 block of new mexico avenue. he is one of a couple of and started to pull prescriptions from the shelves. no word on any other arrests right now. jonathan: also new at 4:00, a montgomery county school security officer facing child sex abuse charges. he is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 14-year-old girl. she goes to colonel e. brook lee middle school in silver spring. that is where richard reeve joins us to explain what happened and how the county is responding. >> the school superintendent is angered and troubled by the allegations. 21-year-old security officer accused of having sex multiple times with a 14-year-old student who went to classes here. the charging documents say it