. >> a first-time welcome now for the top four with their top hit "you really got me going," the kinksou sell a lot of records. ♪ yeah ♪ you really got me now ♪ you got me so i don't know what i'm doing ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ you really got me now ♪ you got me so i can't sleep at night ♪ ♪ you really got me ♪ you really got me ♪ you really got me >> before you were called the animals, you had another name. what made you change it to the animals? >> well, because we were a bunch of animals. >> the animals were a grittier, r&b-based band with eric burdon, who wasn't cute like a beatle. he was a little more dangerous. >> now you're going to do the new record for us? >> yeah. >> and it's called? >> "the house of the rising sun." ♪ >> that song was a song that bob dylan had already recorded a year or two earlier, like a folk traditional song. >> bob came along with his album, "house of the rising sun." it was crying out to be rocked. ♪ my mother was a tailor ♪ she sewed my new blue jeans yeah ♪ ♪ my father was a gambling man ♪ down in new orleans >> the english group music thing also arose where gro

let the kinks get fixed out and then put your hands on one. >> i hear you.>> great story. >>> let's take a look at our weather. we are over the hump today and i think we are past the rain is now behind us. >> yes. >> finally and we're going to be mainly dry through the weekend. >> it felt like san francisco the last few days and now it's going to feel like june. we're talking about temperatures in the 80s. take a look right now. we were in the 70s today. warm up in a really big way as we close out the workweek. 70 now in washington, 68 up in gaithersburg, 76 wn fredericksburg. look at charlottesville, plenty of shine all day today. the weather having a pretty low impact on your thursday. the commute to and from work is going to be dry. the biggest concern is going to be the sunglasses. outdoor recess for the kids is a really nice day. exercise as well, but tomorrow afternoon and during the early evening hours it's going to be on the warm sued. definitely t-shirt kind of weather and dinner out for your thursday, most of us are going to be dry but if you're pl

let's see a younger photo of him. [ laughter and applause ] still working out the kinks here. >> steve're still working on it. >> jimmy: everyone loves "the goonies." >> steve: they're working the kinks out. >> jimmy: that's just chunk. >> steve: yeah, it's chunk. >> jimmy: guys, i saw that heineken just came out with a a new ad where two people who disagree on a issue are put in the room together to talk about it over a beer. 'cause if there's one thing that helps an argument it's alcohol. [ laughter ] that's a good idea. this is pretty cool. i read that seth rogen might voice the character of puma in the upcoming remake of "the lion king." he actually made an audition tape by revoicing a scene from the original animated movie. it's pretty interesting. take a look. >> somebody once told me that the great kings of the past are up there watching over us. >> man, what kind of weed are you smoking? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and finally a little sports news. looks like derek jeter and jeb bush will be buying the miami marlins. okay. one guy who could have been president and jeb bush. so you n

it is usually a bit of a straight slumping upward curve, but there is a bit of a kink on the 28th. there's two world events that could be coming out on the 28th. any of this could help. the events being there's the if you want cliff, to call at that. congress really has to buckle down and decide what it is going to do about the budget by april 28. second is the french election on april 23, either of which could upset things, and the beauty of the strangle is it goes both ways and what you can also do is if it works one way, you can sell the side that is working and have a free option on the other side. abigail: great stuff, steve. thank you for joining us. skyler: the s&p 500 and dow have just turned negative. -- scarlet: the s&p 500 and dow have just turned negative. oliver: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm scarlet fu. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. we are 30 minutes from the u.s. scarlet: stocks have just turned .ower, little changed a trusted advisor removed. in a scoop by bloomberg, steve bannon has been taken off the nationa

you are talking about a major kink in the armor for the broader market. >> that being said, if you want to trade the retail space the three places continue to be home depot, which apparently is teflon and master card and visa, which are both in a whisper of an all-time high. >> that's a negative pastish. i do agree with that pastish. we haven't mentioned the border investment tax which would make that pastish worse. >> it would make it an awful lot worse. they haven't been able to get anything done, so the chances of it happening i think are relatively slim. if you look at the disconnect. right. we brought it out to the broader economy. they put out a gdp now report which forecasts what the gdp is at now. amazing name. it came down 0.6%. down from 2%. it's probably north of 3%. there is a massive disconnect. you better get this together. i think it will impact -- it's obviously impacting the economy. i think it will impact the market at some point in time. >> the only problem is we talked about a gdp perfect, right on there, it seems like the economy should be getting weaker. guy spoke

challenges, the rias programs have not run sort of smoothly at the beginning and that they are always kinkst need to be worked out and you need to make sure there's no use of the system. but generally speaking, i think where we live in a fairly efficient market, if there is an incentive provided for a project, again, not to use renewable energy over and over but i think that's a very recent example, we seem to cost per in general energy and they been, back me up on this, there's been, a lowering of the cost per in solar plants as well aswind farms. and that has , utility that purchased that power has benefited from that and that's happened really over the last 5 to 10 years. in the scope of the tax credits being available to those sectors. >> i would echo that comment that there is obviously a distortion of some kind when there's a subsidy being provided but that subsidy has allowed a significant amount of investment to take part in broad wind technology, close to parity with that and solar is going to go down even quicker than that and you have to wonder whether or not that investment woul

and some of the shots with his stomach sticking out in others, other people comparing that to kinks yn a reno teen, chicken nuggets for a year, how many retweets for a year of free chicken nuggets? 18 million, 14 retweets, 16 million tweets and 1 million clicks from the oscar night selfys. >> there is this, little baby throwing arms in the air. ♪ ymca ♪ heather: the 5-month-old baby throwing up his arms, his dad prepares, glimpse along with popular music, internet called. >> time is 26 minutes after the hour, donald trump crossing major hurdles in the way including government shutdown. can he get his wall funded in time? breaking down the deadline getting the agenda done. we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. >> 62 ° in new york city, you're watching "fox and friends" first. you thought it was broken. thank you for joining us. rex tillerson providing for a cold welcome ahead of his trip today. >> new questions whether russia new syria would launch the komodo the hack but a heads up, jam

systems, the right ability and knowledge of how to communicate to people to have them comply these are kinkse armory here. if we can't deliver it or have a health system to deliver it we won't be not as much progress as we thought we might have. it all fits together. i think it came across powerfully in her film. >> thanks for being with us. if you want to learn more about outbreaks go to cnn.com/unse cnn.com/unseenenemy. you can explore other topics. that's it for us. thanks for watching. >>> good evening. tonight everything we wanted to know but could not possibly know this time last night when crews missiles were flying. there is late word on what was and what was not hit. there is also troubling new reports about possible russian involvement and covering up the syrian attack that triggered this. also a new look at president, cabinet members being briefed about 9:15 last night in a makeshift information

. >> tom shillue: we kept it going for the fans while you worked tout kinks in your own show. >> yeslaughter] >> tom shillue: now that's going great. >> and they can just. >> tom shillue: they can flock over there. >> if there is a silver lining to this sad night it's that i'm doing great. >> certainly is. >> more of a copper lining. >> tom, if you love the show so much, why'd you phone it in? it's a precious thing. >> tom shillue: that's the thing during the commercials - - can i say something - - yeah, go for it. >> i do want to say one thing, we saw a brief moment for the first red eye of andrew the creative guy here, but the inspiration for red eye, for what you guys are doing. it was a great show, it didn't take itself too seriously. as a viewer i will really miss it. >> andrew, trivia, i sent i looked him up online and said i love you. he e-mailed me back immediately and then he picks up the phone and calls me and said you gotta meet greg gutfeld. i met him at a gay bar, the candle bar. i didn't know it was a gay bar. >> of course you didn't. what is this strange bar i've never

people like charlie dent and me, and work out something to work out the kinks. and make it work for everybody. i think the thing that is driving that, that is what the american people want. that is what the people want. that is the way it is supposed to work. [applause] rep. cartwright: the second part of it, blocking trump's efforts to cut subsidies to give a subsidy to rich folks. that was a major problem. the bill that came up, they rushed it. it is a very complicated subject. they did not have any hearings. you have to have hearings to find out, for example, from the health care insurance industry. aca is not government insurance. no matter what you see online, is not government insurance or it it is insurance sold to you by for-profit insurance companies. if nobody bothered to ask them whether it was going to work for them, how do they really know they were going to participate? that was a major problem i saw. anyway, i think that is the answer. -- we need to come together and work on it. that is the approach i want to take. >> i have a question about healt

vonnie: how is that going, any kinks in the process so far? rich: very successful so far.e have opened up three major cities and towns around it, new york, l.a., chicago. customer reception has been very good. we are going to be opening up buildings just about every other and, here through october, it will really help to provide a service that our customers are expecting, and ultimately that consumers want. we think adding the pickup side of it is unique in the industry and allows our customers to offer something to their end users that no one else does. vonnie: your international operations, profit of 7%, a high point. why do you think shares are down 6% since january? things, therehree has been a lot of talk, first of all, around international trade. we have invested in the international markets. we have seen double-digit growth this quarter, almost 50% growth -- 15% growthrs out of customers shipping out of asia, europe, latin america. i think that was one of the things that people were not expecting. as well as we continue to build on the capabilities for the long-term

>> well, kink exactly going to the nra and going back to his base, it's a safe base, and it's a safe harbor for him, quite frankly. because when he's at the white house, he's fighting republicans, he's fighting the democrat. but that doesn't make him right, and that doesn't make him a successful president. his policies are going to hurt in america, his policies, he has to figure out how to work with republicans and democrats to lead this country forward. trish: his policies you say are hurting america. >> exactly. trish: take a look at where gdp has been for the last eight years. and i'll tell you, today's gdp was nothing to write home about either. doesn't this make the case, gina, that we need better economic policy? we need tax cuts. we need things to incentivize business so that's our economy can grow. >> yeah. and the proof is already coming out in the pudding here, trish. you can't do as much speculation as the mainstream media would like, based on the first 100 days. i think it's more of a dog and pony show. but my goodness, 660,000 jobs created? how can you not believe that t

. >> the really good way for different agencies to work together to iron out any kinds of kinks, to highlightrengths, to figure out weaknesses and to work on those in concert. >> reporter: the metropolitan washington council of governments organized this training that spans the d.c. region to get local and federal police agencies working as one. >> big muscles are prince george's county and montgomery, those muscles work well and what we need to work on is that connective tissues between those muscles. >> reporter: neighborhoods where drills like this one were held, folks were told in advance so they would know it wasn't a real emergency. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> a teenager is facing charges in connection with a murder of a young man in prince william county. news4 has learned that a 16-year-old boy is in custody and is now charged with the death of will fredo. the moments just bef and killed gordado. this happened earlier this month. a man named david sanch aked as a lookout for the attacks. they're still trying to work on a motive. >> thousands of you generate extra income by renting y

me,le like charlie dent and and work out something to work out the kinks. make it work for everybody. that,ing that is driving that is what the american people want. that is the way it is supposed to work. it, blockingrt of aump's efforts to give subsidy to rich folks. that was a major problem. , theyll that came up rushed it. it is a very complicated subject. they did not have any hearings. to have to have hearings find out, for example, from the health care insurance industry. is not government insurance. it is insurance sold to you by for-profit insurance companies. thembody bothered to ask whether it was going to work for them, how do they really know they were going to participate? that was a major problem i saw. i think that is the answer. we need to come together and work on it. that is the approach i want to take. >> i have a question about health insurance. >> i have a stack of questions people wrote out. with only three health care providers left in the lehigh valley, what specifically is your plan to repair, not replace, the aca? that is exactly

and, they say, a chiropractor is a convenient way to get the kinks out ...out overloading the animal with medicine.(jr stone) tonight, kron four's philippe djegal visits the oakland zoo... for an in-depth look at how giraffes power through physical therapy. (philippe) nats- "a little bit more sweetheart. there we go." at 25 years-old... this reticulated giraffe from kenya named mosi (moe-see) is considered elderlynats- "there we go mose." a few years ago... her keepers at the oakland zoo noticed her stretching oddly... and, realized her back and pelvis were stiff and could use chiropractor.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "i use this thing called motion palpation and so we put the joint through its normal range of motion and wherever it's restricted, that's where i know it needs to be adjusted. nats- "and, she's tolerating that pretty well." for at least two years now... certified animal chiropractor betsey carpenter has treated mosie... one of eight giraffe's at the zoo.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "this is how we determine how the vertabra are fixed, so i'

google is now having to approach this problem and deal with it, and i think there is a little bit of kinksinks in the armor of youtube going forward trying to deal with us. armor? : chinks in the mike are you worried about , youtube at all? mike: we are not too concerned. i was waiting to come on here and i was watching you earlier with the commentary that google only expects a modest impact. i think that is very telling. i think this was a major blow to potential sentiment, a blow to the pr for google. and here they are, and is only going to have a modest impact. i think in our minds they have , done a good job of identifying the problems and working to correct it. our sentiment is google is seen -- seeing everything from the inside, not seeing a major major impact yet, so i would typically go with that commentary in terms of the forward impact. caroline: harry, if we are moving away from youtube and other areas, we were concerned about the money plowed into so-called moonshots. ruth the cfo came in and got a rein on it. do you feel more at ease? perhaps the have a handle on the spending?

. >> bob kelly says call it a kink. >> if you're masseuse, living in old city could you swing by fourthand rub out the crick in her neck? the streets are very -- kind of slick in some parts, because of this rain water that's building up. >> karen, what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing exactly that, guys. and you have got a warning therefore the cricks in your neck of the woods, flooding concerns today. let me show you outside, the boulevard headed almost to the edge of philadelphia into bensalemment breaking news we do have that grounds stop for flights waiting to depart philadelphia. and they're already some concellations, and delays, so some problems getting around more when we come back. brain own ban own ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free in just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30

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trump will host kink abdullah of jordan. and thursday and friday, xi jinping will visit the mar-a-lago resort in florida. their first face-to-face meeting. donald trump, our president, has said it should be a difficult one for him. >>> so up next, russia is bracing for more opposition protests. we'll take you live there when we come back. >>> plus, the russian president has been showing his respect for the russian orthodox church, but some are asking is it about political savvy more than spirituality. ivan watson takes a look for us as cnn newsroom continues. digestive balance? does h try align junior probiotic. so she can have a fraction dominating... status updating... hello-yellow-belt kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support with align junior. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand, also for kids. now comes in a new hue - blue! voluminous original mascara the original soft-bristle brush separates every lash. the creamy formula builds 5 times the volume. voluminous. let your lashes speak volumes. from l'oréal paris. ene

or do you see it as an open process of working through the kinks of getting out of this kind of purgatory you are in. >> the thing about the arab spring is revolutions don't work in 18 days. they were like that was so yesterday now and we will move over it. that doesn't work. it is not like that. i wonder what facebook and twitter feeds would be like during the french revolution that took 200 years. it is just -- i think people -- i mean 70 years ago, europeans were killing each other for military dictatorship. we are just doing both at the same time now. it is a process. you are dealing with a deeper law in place. even after the revolution, it was never in control. it was always in the hands of the military. the true rulers of the country. and looking back, i still think we never had a chance because the muslim brotherhood thinks about what they want. they culuted with the military and then there were -- you know, toppled by them. and the same for us. we thought we can get rid of the muslim brotherhood using the military and the military would let us do our own process and we were naive.

people like charlie dent and me, and work out something to work out the kinks of the aca and make it work for everybody. and i think the thing that's driving that is that's what the american people want. that's what the people want. [ applause ] and that's the way it's supposed to work. now the second part of it is block trump's efforts to cut subsidies to give tax cuts to rich folks. and that wasn't a major problem with that bill that did come up. the bill that came up, it rushed it. there were, it is a very complicated subject. and they didn't have any hearings. i mean, you have to have hearings to find out from, for example, the health care insurance industry. aca is not insurance. no matter what you see online, it's not government insurance. it's insurance sold to you by for-profit insurance companies. and if nobody bothered to ask them whether the ahca was going to work for them, how did they really know that they were going to participate in it? that was a major problem that i saw. but anyway, i think that's the answer work on it. and that's the approach i want to take. >> i ha

knowledge of how to communicate to people to have them comply with what needs to be done, then these are kinksarmor here. if we have the rack seevaccine,t have a health system to deliver it, we're not going to be not as much progress as we thought we might have. so, it all fits together and i think that came for us very powerfully in janet's filfilm. >> thank you for being with us. if you want to learn more about outbreaks and pandemics, you can go to cnn.com/unseenenemy. there, you will find photo galleries and videos designed to answer your questions and help you explore other topics. that's it for us. thanks for watching. >> anthony: after nine days of threats of imprisonment, confiscation of footage, and what was the most chaotic, difficult, yet amazing trip of my life, the last thing that stands between us and our flight home is the reason we came, the congo river itself. >> crew member 1: a un truck just said he's been here since this morning. >> crew member 2: i'm going to tell him straight, i've been held up for days. >> crew member 3: what's up, freddy? >> crew member 3: they're start

the mechanism is through a kink and abandoned properties falling into disrepair and then creating some sort of price reduction among surrounding poverty is. the price reduction is not gigantic. and so, i don't know that there is a great cost way to address vacant and abandoned properties because it has shown to be something like 1%. it is large for the property itself. if you are worried about, you know, we need to address this from a policy that because i don't think the evidence is there. i think what probably helped as the shorter foreclosure process because you get the foreclosed home into somebody else's hands, but then you have the way that it can, you know, the consequences of short name to due process of borrowers. certainly florida could probably stand to be shortened by an entire year. >> i will comment a little bit, not to create any arguments on this. they've actually done some research on the discount of five on average house prices were you have foreclosed properties. it is about a 15% discount on a property going three distress sale. what we ended up finding out that act

they began after the acquittal of four white police officers in the beating of rodney kink he was seenpeat thely being struck but rioting went on four days into dozens of neighborhoods burned and looting was white spread. he appealed for calm during the height of that violence asking the question that quickly entered the national vocabulary, n' the rioting continuing 25 years later, the lapd said interaction is much better than 1992. >>> 7:24. new this morning a famous swiss climber was killed near mount everett. he was involved in a mountain nearing accident this morning, the body was recovered and taken to the closest airport. it's no the clear yet how he died. he was planning on completing a 29,000 foot climb next month. >>> the fbi continues to investigate a hacker threatened to release the upcoming never before season of netflix orange is the new black television program. the hackers asking for an amount of money or else threatening to release season five, the hacker goes by the name the dark overlord and has purportedly uploaded the first file sharing service, new season is not d

they've had a long time to work out the kinks. >> i've been in this business now for almost 25 years, feel pride every day. and one of the reasons is because it utilizes nature in a sustainable manner. and i think it's a way forward for people to recognize really how, what is sustainability? trying to define that, the industry likes to define that. somebody thinks we are not sustainable enough? of course, yes, that's a discussion. >> greenberg: this is where we're headed: one of his fish farms. i'm pretty sure there's something familiar rattling down those pipes: feed pellets made in part from peruvian anchoveta. the omega-3s from those anchovies are essential for a fish's growth, especially salmon. each of these cages will have as many as 150,000 salmon. >> on this side, what do we see here? two, four... it's ten, ten cages. so we will have around one million fish, 1.2 million fish in these cages. so that will be close to 30 million u.s. dollars in one farm. >> greenberg: and how many of these does grieg seafood control? >> we have around 100 licenses. >> greenberg: so how much money

. >> i'm going with kink. >> i said what you have said. now i forgot you what said. >> crick. >> she has stiff neck. so she can't -- but we're so used to sitting on this side of each other, we weren't able to function really. >> couldn't reach the pedal? my stuff, people at home, waist going on. >> creatures of habit. yes. that's what i'll be doing here at 7:03, rainbow, sue? >> good nap day. so spin it to a positive. >> taking one now. >> don't snore. remember yesterday was a ten? hope you enjoyed it, bus stop buddy has all of the rain gear on advising to you bring your umbrella, as well, because we're seeing not only showers but couple of pop up thunderstorms, in fact, we had just now had one pop up around easton, pennsylvania, so, that quickly it is just a little bit of shower, and all the sudden thunder and lightning, and that's the way it will be all day long, just random, pop up isolated thunderstorms for right now just damn here in old sit. we had some rain earlier, 47 degrees, chillier than yesterday. and factor in the 14-mile per

so we will be ironing out the kinks of a live audience polling over the next day and a half, but thank you for participating in that. and thank you for being here. whatever you do, wherever you are from, this conference is a great opportunity to mingle and network with a diverse group of folks. and thank you for joining us here, and we hope you enjoy the program. we hope you enjoy the networking reception that we've added to the program at the end of the day. please make sure you hang around for that. if any of you are on twitter, you can follow us @cfafoodpolicy, and a hashtag for the conference is #cfafpc2017. a couple points on logistics. we are in the ballroom. this is where we will be having lunch and where are networking reception will be at the end of the day. two other breakout sessions location on this floor. salon e is out to my right, and the london breakout room is out to the left, and then our third breakout room is on the third floor where it says health club and pool on the elevator. so keep that in mind. give yourself a little bit of time to get up there. you can take t

. >>> the kinks to get you going this morning. a great start around most of the bay area. you sprinkle cell earlier this morning over portions of the north bay. we do have a dry forecast in store for your bay area weekend. i'll have your numbers coming up. >> giants 6-11 outside of the blue jays. they have the worst record in baseball. that would be this guy madison bumgarner sprained his shoulder after dumping his dirt bike. the durable lefty has never been out on the dl. he's going to be out for 6 to 8 weeks. giants of course in colorado last night. johnny quaido and his 3-0 record as he clears the bases going yard. grand slam. first one ever off f uedo. keeping an eye right in right field. coming in and going down and little rain on the turf. he slips and that's big trouble. one run walks in. he rounds in third going home. inside the park home run and a grand slam in the same inning. ball game. giants lose it by a run. the final 6-5. chld a's got a little mow joe going with a chance to climb over the 500 mark the a's and they did it with a long ball. >> in the air right

in the background, work out the kinks here and there. i think he should leave the legislative part to congress. let them figure out what they want to do and then the president can go out and sell that agenda. right now, he is trying to focus, at least today on this business meetings. we also know on also know on the side he has been treating about a variety of other things. i think his team is trying to keep them focused. dagen: yesterday was hillary clinton getting the questions during that debate. >> i'm not sure how that's good. dagen: it is not productivity could easily figure out why he did it. the "financial times" asked him if he reading. he said had she ever apologized. he's just trying to hold a mirror to the rest. jon: we have to change our mindset about how the president first year will work. the first 100 days all this legislation will get past. best of the president has high popularity ratings.this presidee without high popularity ratings. dagen: a lot of republicans have knives out for him. >> 's numbers will go up when he

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we are working through the kinks on "fox & friends." that was rex tillerson. been piecing together pieces what happened, chemical attack, we attack the air base. predetermined meeting was going to happen in russia on tuesday. rex tillerson is going it now looks like he is going to bring with him evidence, hard evidence, photographic evidence that the russians were a part of, in complicit with the chemical attack. abby: that they sent over a drone to this town hit biochemical weapons and demolished or destroyed the hospital to get rid of any sort of evidence that they were hit biochemical weapons. looking if they can get that proof to bring. give them a lot of help. clayton: i'm not just vanna white here. this is the front page of the "new york post." accusing russia of war crime complicity. that's huge. abby: u.s. and u.k. pete: u.k. had a trip that they pulled back they wanted to wait. abby: they had a conversation last night they said let's strategize this and go in as strong as we possibly can with a cohesive message. clayton: think about what kind of a rus