call --mented on, kudo pharmaceutical press gathering is titled enough is enough. >> you don't have to talk to to catch ng enough >> roughly four people today will die if they don't get the epinephrine. of you have a drug that has been on the market for 100 years, cost roughly one dollar, but the price of this has gone from $99 for one to more than $600 for two in a very short amount of time. do you ever feel guilty or pains of guilt making such a large sum of money? >> i have to take a prescription to the mother and watch her cry and call them members in order to get money to pay for the medication. >> enough is enough. the greed of the pharmaceutical industry is killing americans in making them much sicker than they otherwise would have been. >> in 2016,, cynical companies attack for price gouging current one of these is epipen.he maker of the >> epipen is for allergicatening reactions for it they have gone from $200 for a two pack two $600 42 pack in the. of about 5-6 years. >> we have been buying epipen for decades. we used to spend a couple hundred dollars to outfit the whole depa

as jake said, kudos is a huge thing. a lot of the time, it is for kudos. kids who a re really into hacking. what proportion of kids who are really into computer games and stuff, that really understand the technical aspect of computers, might be tempted to go down that path? technical aspect of computers, might be tempted to go down that path7m is very difficult. when you are involved in computer games, you want to find ways to make yourself better at that, increase your score, everybody aims to be at the top of their game. once you have done that, you have modified games, you want to look at other things to explore. looking at remote access trudy —— trojans, they can view webcams, they can key log, all stuff that is attractive to kids. if you go down the wrong path, it can have pretty bad consequences as well. is it lucrative? these are highly technical skills to have. it can be lucrative, if it is done the right way. we find that people are more interested in the kudos, one—upmanship, than the financial gain. it is actually difficult to earn money on thin

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kudos to her. >> impressive. >> she did it all that time without a burrito. that is the only thing that would keep me on earth is mexican food. [ laughter ] >> that's it? >> hi everybody. good afternoon. not a rain drop in sight. that was in the case earlier today. we are picking up a little bit of drizzle here and there. take a birds eye view out to have pier 9. how about another view. we are looking toward the port of oakland. the visibility is somewhat limited due to the tact that we have areas of fog. so we're in the 50s and 60s right now. very cool day especially when you couple in the wind. sfo wind right now at 16, 12 in san francisco. 14 along the immediate seashore. 13 pleasanton. 15 san ramon. i think you are getting the gist of this. 17 new in knapp pa. these winds will continue to blow and become more consistent on shore push. west winds at 10-20. right now this is weak disturbance number one. plowing into the state of california. behind it here i have a secondary weak disturbance. i even have a third one that promises to keep our weather pattern

. >> kudos. got voted off. so much attention now. >> water fall dance. >> maybe that was why.iting for them to do the tlc number. >> but no. >> we had our first group number last night. that dance. >> read this one slowly. >> want to the men. >> take my time with this one. performed the mashup. to jackson five. >> rashad got into it right here. >> new kids on the block. >> one direction. see they didn't feel shirts were necessary. >> rashad, deserved a cigarette after this. seriously. >> no one seemed to mind. >> any of the moves or the lack of clothing. a big fan. >> she was quite into it. >> i don't remember this part of the music video. and i know, i know the right stuff, pretty well. >> don't think it was part of it either. e lady kept their clothes on, mostly. and they learned a valuable lesson as a result. ha-ha. >> the judges say they lacked some of the excitement the men's group. >> they lacked excitement. >> there was a lot of sitting around. a lot of hair extensions. judges weren't too impressed. >> okay, fine. >> raced through that one. >> next up. this could be the

kudos to the democratic party for having a chair race and reelecting all these positions which they have never really done in a transparent way. but now they need to change the rules of the party. the rules of the party are almost unilaterally set. the budget is not transparent. so you don't know all that money that they are asking for you from emails, you don't know where that money is going. turns out, after the democratic chair race, we found out a lot of the money was going to a few contractors. so i think they need to do an autopsy of the last election, i think they need to do an audit of the democratic party. they need to send the money back to the state levels where the state parties are crying for it. until they do that, they won't get to a b level in my opinion . the partyre of divisions on our website matteroffact.tv ,. when we return,could you compete? inside the youtube reality show that challenges your energy sense. soledad: we know president trump likes reality tv. so he should really love the show challenge swap never heard of it? it is produced by the department of energy

i really want to give kudos to pastor's wife in south southern state. go to worship or whatever, you go to be taught good and nd how to be directions in your life on making decisions in your life and the other at thing this, is all thingos your own, no matter what thing, you going there to have -- sit or holy man or and tell you exactly, you know, make.decision to that is left up to the individual after you learn from or the koran, or whatever your faith is. this, the country you church and s government. do s think about countries, you want iranium government in ours, you know, directing the people that make decisions, i don't. mean, and then too, like religion ferson said, or something like that, or without it, still an american. choose not to worship and that is -- i feel that, you times you say awe are atheist in this country, you shunned. you can get persecution from believe.o do to believe the right in anything you want that, makes our country great, it seriously a great place. freedom of thought. you can't have that, if you're sitting and listenin

and the surveys we were undergoing in the several months as you may know we've done very well and kudos to the staff and undergoing all the reviews under the medical staff report the committee approved the alcohol clinical regulations and in closed session we approved did credentials report and the picking up minutes and the quality council is sgrathd into the competent so that end our report from the zuckerberg and you'll receive the written minutes after approval at the next meeting. >> are there any questions in regards to those report. >> committee agenda setting. >> commissioners i'll be sending out a request to amend our schedules in the next 4 months to plan for quorum issues that happens in the summer not on the calendar but a place holder for july 18th that may move co-authored to your schedules. >> perhaps you can particularly note that is whether that is available with submitting the schedule. >> of course and . >> we'll be looking for committee assignment and ask if you have a particular committee assignment our interested in please let the secretary know and we will take th

kudos to these guys. >> they needed that. >> i wonder how long it actually takes going that slow.affe has been wildly popular on the internet for months but this woman in a giraffe m pregnancy dubbed the giraffe mom. she gave birth to her baby b on march 8th and over a month later april decided to give bi babies, they finally met. this week april earned the animal adventure park over $170,000 on the go fund me page but experts estimate she has raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars. nice to say i watched a lot of april. >> i think everybody did. >> kathy griffin had a job that period happened to be a challenge for her. baby sitting her neighbors kids. grandma couldn't resist writing the funny photo. when kathie griffin is baby sitting my grandchildren but realizing she is outnumbered. the average hourly rate for babysitters is $13.98. that's a 26% increase since 2010. you're watching early today. the smoother the skin, so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus r

congratulations to you and kudos to your mom. thanks so much for joining us.te it. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> as the president nears his 100th day mark plenty of enthusiasm about the midterm elections among democrats is growing. >> as momentum builds there's a new book that gets down and dirty why hillary clinton may have lost the presidential election. tweet us what's on your mind with the #5at630. let's talk about the political pulse and a new poll by public policy polling found does he percent of democratic voters say they are quote very excited to vote next year compared to 52 percent of republicans. the gap grows among voters most excited to cast their ballots for house races 57 percent of democrats and

and kudos to the pennsylvania state police for doing an outstanding job and addressing the tip. and bringing this to a conclusion. with that? pete? >> thanks steve. just real quick, i want to thank all the men standing up here for their dedication. but i also want to thank all the deputy u.s. marshals, the b fbi agents, all the officers that have been up for the last couple of nights working on the case. pursuing every single lead. so i want to thank them for their dedication and their service. thank you. >> will you take questions just really quick? no information regarding law enforcement tactics is going to be discussed. we'll open it up now for questions. >> chief, how exactly it unfolded and i know you weren't there -- >> again, we're -- >> phone call -- >> we're trying to get that information from the pennsylvania state police officers. we initially got the information it was a short pursuit. and in which the vehicle was stopped. >> i don't have been listening to a -- you've been listening to live press conference. the cleveland, ohio mayor and police chief confirming we h

first of all, i want to give you kudos. we have been struggling, the presentations you have been giving for the last 2 years really about shortening the hiring and 90 days is as good as it gets throughout the industry. 60 to 90 days to do background checks and think we should declare victory. i think you are there plus or minus a couple days. and then also you filled all the vacancies at sf fgh and know there are a couple folks that we need, but i think you have done a great job with that and i like to the coaches. what other field can you come in as a orderly, that is me and you end up as going to school and become a physician and then you can become i dont know, a union leader or something like that. a health commissioner, yes. the idea of on the job training is i think a investment in the workforce that i really do-i believe and commend it. so, my questions though is if we take those off the ajepda what might we replace as a helt hr workforce issue? i look at it as your job is get people in the box, keep them in the box

an award ceremony gave kudos to some of the top latino women in the business world. the businesswomen are all leaders in their field and they believe being role models for other women is one of their top responsibilities. >> all right. thank you. >>> the easter bunny is making an early stop for the fourth annual rabbit run. it supports an organization helping improve the lives of people living with parkinson's disease. thank you both for being here. you started with symptoms about ten years ago? >> yes. i was noticiing my handwriting was getting very small and i was not able to type any longer. putting an enlope was hard. i was mistreated until 2011 someone said athii think you ha parkinson's. they said if it works you have it. the drug can be worse than the disease itself. >> that decision was interesting because you opted to do something else. tell us what you did instead of taking the drug. >> well, we researched information that my daughter had in it. so my husband and i went out to cleveland and met with dr. alberts and met on protocol. i did spin class three ti

but the fact that the president gave kudos -- he wasn't blaming paul ryan, he wasn't blaming the freedom caucus, he wasn't blaming anybody for the pulling of the health care bill, and then he turns around and starts going after the freedom caucus. there are a lot of trump supporters who will like the freedom caucus, and they're not sure who to support here. >> yeah. look, i think this is another problem that trump doesn't need to have. i think it's counterproductive for him to attack them, and i think he would do better love bombing them, if he's inclined to do that. but he's going to need them vote after vote after vote this year and next year. tom, can you imagine what would happen if the president is supporting some challenger of a freedom caucus member in the primary? meanwhile the republican campaign committee in the house, the official committee is supporting the incumbent? it will be republicans fighting each other in these primaries. the white house versus the house. tom: he's also going to need some of those freedom caucus people to pass with some of these heavy legislation that

security people around him have been stepping forward and they're get a lot of credibility a lot of kudosthe foreign national committees from people around the world. people think that mattis and these other people that are now in place are a really solid team of not just generals, these are like reformed generals. these are the guys who have written a book about doing things differently. >> i'm not going to jump ahead in the texas book here. but i want to see what's happening with the team and also gets your thought on the adults are in the room now. there's a new poll out. 57% of americans approve of the strike, but they are concerned about any further action, and it's bumped his approval rating up to 43%. do you think it will last? >> i do think it's been good for the president. it obviously was a distraction from a lot of things that were going wrong for him on the domestic level. last weekend it was also kind of surprising moment for president trump because certainly he was out on the campaign trail all last year talking about how the u.s. should not be the world's policemen and so f

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. >> first, kudos to the moderator on that panel because it seemed like ivanka trump want going to just talk through it. he is not necessarily popular overseas. we're seeing that reflected in ivanka trump's trip. in terms of the president's views on women. i think it is interesting that she created the nar rativenarra. but the president does believe in women, wants to empower women, and has a history of empowering women and promoting them. and it is what you will hear from her going forward. >> thank you so much to carol lee and david ignacious. hitting a wall, a campaign promise getting put on the back burp burner for now. senator joe manchan joining us next. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these he

. >> before leaving to mar a lago resort president trump giving kudos to the u.s. military. the largest non nuclear weapon being dropped for the first time ever on a terrorist tunnel in afghanistan. >> the afghan government confirming at least 36 islam state militants and what's known as the mother of all bombs. it weighs roughly 21,000 pounds with a blast radius of about 1 mile. but perhaps as equally deadly as a fireball is the vacuum that sucks up all the oxygen. just last week the president responded to a chemical attack with a barrage of missile strikes on a syrian airfield. >> the big message from donald trump is that he will engage and he will do it quickly and he's not shy about using american force. >> after an icy midweek meeting between secretary of state rex tillerson and russian president vladimir putin, today's russia's foreign leaders are discussing syria forcing trump into a dizzying lesson about foreign policy. >> it's no secret the president has no foreign policy experience when it comes to the white house. >> president trump is relaxing at his mar a lago r

. >> kudos to the camera person, capturing it right in the middle of the screen. >> had a great weekendwa. >> you looked nice in those shorts. legs really coming along. >> you know it's not me, right? funny. >>> 59 and 57, breezy as we take on the dodgers. can we score more than one or two runs. good luck to the giants. 65 the average high in san francisco. oh, my, low to mid-70s starting saturday through wednesday. here's a look at san jose. average high, 72. friday, 75. low to mid-80s saturday through tuesday, and oakland, average high 67. tomorrow through tuesday, low to mid-70s. alexis. >>> yeah, yesterday you told me you pulled your achilles, and now we know the real story because of the splits at the soccer game. walnut creek starting to fill in, and we have no incidents reported but it's looking heavy right now. mass transit, everything looking great so far this morning but wanted to give you this heads up. the weekend track work b.a.r.t. was supposed to do between fruitville and lake merit, it has been pushed back. we will check on drive times coming up at 6:00. >>> now a live d

giving them that kind of kudos as a global superpower, that would be going down well in china. that's, i think, the key aim for that side. >> so, how would you characterize the best case scenario? the best outcome from this meeting? if you have the u.s. basically acknowledging, giving them -- giving china. status it thinks it deserves, that would play down well with china if there was some kind of deal for the u.s., where they could go to their audience, we succeeded in either investment or north carolinincom north kor. but it will be down to the relations, and how that plays out. because there's quite a lot of scope for this to turn bad as well. >> out of the issues, taiwan, trade and investment, the south china sea, what else? north korea, currency manipulation. out of those issues, is there one that will test the relationship? >> the geopolitical stuff, whether it's the south china sea, north korea or taiwan, that is the long-term geopolitical risk. as everyone is focused on trade, and how that will affect individual sectors. so it might affect the clothing sector, or it mig

other national security people around him have been stepping forward and they're getting a lot of kudospeople around the world. flynn was by design. people think that mattis and these other people that are now in place are a really solid team of not just generals. these are guys who have written books about how to do things differently. >> i want to talk to you see what's happening with the team and get your thoughts on whether the adults are in the room now that bannon is not on the national security team. a new poll, 57% of americans approve of the strike but concerned about any further action. you need to focus on foreign policy has been good for the president and do you think it will last? >> i do think it's been good for the president and with a distraction from a lot of things that were going wrong on the domestic level. it was also kind of a surprising moment for president trump because he was out on the campaign trail talking about how the u.s. should not be america's policeman and so forth. so this was a real departure from what he had been talking about on the campaign trail a

more clean air zone, so we saw my former boss boris johnson create the ultra low—emission zone and kudosan is bringing forward, he is bringing them faster than we were going to. that is is a good thing. you will see the government bringing more clean air zones in. my concern is they are a bit of a blunt instrument. but the cost. i mean, what they seem to be suggesting is it's not so much what you do. what is the cost of do deucing it? there is a huge cost on people's health. there is an overall saving if you take it over a period of years and therefore the government can't hide behind cost, that is an excuse for not taking... but if, if the action is... is going to be tough, and it comes out before the election, i assume the reason the government did not want this to come out before the election because it will have consequences, for the so—called white van man who will be hit badly. well, it's right about the medical and health impacts and the cost to the nhs. and that will be spread widely across society. the difficult thing for the politician is that they're bringing forward these die

it's a nail biter and one of the interesting things to look at should it go to a run off if it does kudos to the republican, kept the goal to 50% that's the goal to get this to a one off run off but if he indeed is actual will you ending up, hillary clinton had 47% in the district in 2016. >> right. >> if he's able to go above that, add to that, it shows he has room to grow beyond what the democratic presidential nominee had. if you are on the ossoff team looking ahead to the run off you don't necessarily put your head in your hands quite yet. you see a real path here for kpret competitive race even in a one-on-one situation. >> so david, this is to you, john who? john ossoff. most say john who. he's a 30-year-old political unknown who didn't even live in the district but became the front man in a proxy fight for something that is much bigger, right. >> no question. he's the generic democrat. sprung to light. he has no real history. he may have grown up in the district but no political history in the district, never held office in the district, isn't a celebrity of any kind. so this say p

. >> kudos to o'reilly for the ratings i think it's sad, if he was a lesser success or frankly not an star anyone else where these kind of allegations were made public so repeatedly we can hope he'd be out then again honestly i don't know, the truth is this happens all the time. and the men survive their jobs. and we don't need more proof of that than the fact we had, these are just allegations that were settled. we're talking about when i man who boasted not about sexual hare amount but sexual assault gets elected by half the country to be presidents, what do i tell my daughter. this isn't okay. but you still get to be tv star and be president. that's a problem. >> here's what you tell your daughter, you tell her we're a country that believes in redemption and donald trump apologized. not only that ben carson said he prayed the night before he went on the debate and asked god for forgiveness we can laugh at that whatever you may but we're a country that believes in redemption and donald trump is not a miss only nift we can demonize him he asked for forgiveness and half the country g

so kudos to the bay area for being able to save those beautiful places. boy we've got them. so there's the forecast for tomorrow. a few clouds lingering in. lots of temperatures tomorrow in the 60s and 70s maybe a couple of low 80s. this is san jose's forecast. you see the cloud cover and then you see a few more clouds, mostly sunny in the afternoon. 73 in san jose at lunchtime. where's it go in the afternoon? 82 for a daytime high and a few clouds lingering. san jose all going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. sunday nice as well. just a little bit cooler. but when i say cooler we're splitting hairs. the clouds are coming in tomorrow morning. that's the mechanism for slight cooling. it'll be pretty warm out there but that's the mechanism for slight cooling. as you look at your sunday nothing wrong with that then sunday afternoon nothing wrong with that. we're out of the rain for a little while until we get into later in the middle of the week. next week and we have a chance for some real rain. not some real rain for some weather during the middle of the week. then the 5-day f

hey, kudos to you if you played chipotle right. would not be playing. >> this non-breach sounds different. >> they figure it's a reason to sell it. >> i'm selling it. >> i'm telling you, the stock hasn't sold off as well. you are saying there is an everyony trigger finger. >> the breach they wanted was flat. it came out to be something totally harmless or reads harmless, the stock rallied back 2%. so people would have waited on that, if that had a bite. which it didn't. it would have sold and went off negative. >> i am going to would you rather you. >> i love this game. >>> mcdonald's which has done quite well, two upgrades -- >> how do you say it? >> cng. >> you would say consuelo. >> say on fire then? >> i'm going to say on fire. listen. you look at this quarter. margins are better. you can almost justify the ford earnings. the point i think steve says as well, if they don't silt on this data breach or whatever they call it. >> not a breach. >> it's a non-breach then. >> whatever it is, if they don't sell it off the stocks go to

i give kudos and praise to the senate today. >> i think this was great. the senate majority leader return to the constitution to its proper foundations as it is written which simply requires a majority of the nine states senate. we now have a justice who is confirmed for the supreme court of the united states, neil gorsuch, i'll tell you it's somewhat it litigates the supreme court up at cases on the the way up now. having it is not good for anybody you end up with ties and you don't get decisions. this was a positive move. >> sean: from 1789 to 1970 we had a simple majority in the senate, that's interesting historical aspect of this. >> you're right. >> sean: ed henry let me bring you in here, i know democrats try to said republicans change things here, it was really there filibuster the fourth republicans. >> this door was cracked open by harry reid, the last sent democrats leader. don't forget he's the one who changed senate president so that you only needed 51 votes for a cabinet pick in order to help barack obama. now that has been an aide to donald

i couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of this and kudos to resident trump for picking such a qualifiednominee. charles: there's no doubt that president ump lived up to his promise and. real quick jameel explaining how thrilled you are by this. share with us why you think this will make such an difference and why was it so critical that he was able to make it to the court? >> this is one of the president's most important campaign promises and i think it's a reason he was elected. you look at the exit polls more than one at the american is the number one reason was the next supreme court justice and the vast majority voted for president trump making good on that is important. thiss someone who'll be on the court for decades to come. the executive order says the regulations of laws like obamacare on the chopping block but the nominee for the supreme court will be interpreting the constitution in american law for a generation. it's so good to have someone who's going to be faithful to that law. charles: the president's travel ban 2:00 a.m. gmail probably going to the supreme court fairly q

from that moment, i believe facebook is thinking they took it down within 23 minutes, which is kudosook. >> that still seems like a long time. >> but it is when you're looking at somebody who is dying on camera. what you have to do is look at this from an industry perspective. is there better moderation approaches that need to be created? looking at users, education, all of these things have to work together in a very defined, well-oiled machine. what's going on, in this case, for example, people kept reposting. many companies know how to fingerprint a digital soundtrack. we'll take that soundtrack of that video, fingerprint it and block it. so there are technical solutions as well. >> facebook live has been at the center of a number of dark episodes recently. talk to us about the concept of facebook and the brand damage here for facebook as a whole. i know this happened on facebook live, but facebook as a whole, what they're facing here. >> what's happening, when you have live videos, for example, a sexual assault broadcast live, the public is saying, wait a minute, i would never wa

and donald trump's getting kudos from all over the world for being decisive. he also has spent so much time criticizing brohm for even drawing the r-- barack obama fo drawing the red line in the sand, he says chemical weapons can't be used, they broke international law and donald trump did something quick, precise and proportional. and it allows secretary tillerson to go to moscow, not be painted in a box and be able to try to negotiate something out of syria. it is a paradox here that nobody knows what our desired effect is. but i do think trump administration's main goal now is to get rid of assad. it might be a puppet replacement that russia likes in its place, but i don't see how the trump administration can do business with assad in the future after he used chemical weapons as he did. >> colonel, while that initially may have sent a message, the truth of the matter is the syrian air force is already using that same airbase again. i want to play for you what republican senator lindsey graham said about that. >> here's what i think assad's telling trump by

kudos to the police department and thoughts to devin and prayers for his family. >> we didn't mentionre you saw the video he was kissed by the pope. >> yes. look at that little guy. oh. he had me at the smile. he had me at the smile. >> our best to devin and his family. >> no doubt about it. thank you so muchappreciate it . >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> one week to 100 days and the president wants action. >> a lot of people liking it a lot. we have a good chance of getting it soon. >> another obamacare repeal effort. tax reform details and a looming deadline to keep the government open. >>> plus iran draws the president's eyre, while china gets a request. >> get rid of this menace or do something about the menace of north korea. >> reporter: with president obama poised to end his silence, a little advice from the democrat who thought this would be her big week. >> even when it feels tempting to pull the covers over your

key to bringing the tip that was needed to resolve the situation, that's exactly what happened and kudos to the pennsylvania state police were doing an outstanding job in addressing the tip. with that, pete? >> it real quick, i want to thank all the men and women standing up here for their dedication, but i also want to thank the deputy u.s. marshals, fbi agents, cleveland police officers, all the officers who have been up all night for the last couple nights working on this case, pursuing every single lead. i want to thank them for their dedication and service. thank you. >> we are going to take questions really quick. no information regarding law enforcement tactics are going to be discussed. it will open for questions. >> reporter: can you talk about that pursuit? >> again, we are trying to get that information from the pennsylvania state police officers. we got that information, it was a short pursuit in which the vehicle is stopped, as officers approached the vehicle's, steve his own life. [indtinct question] >> we searched that area prior, we searched that area initially on sunday

. >> kudos to him for speaking out. >>> from the classroom to the courtroom.ocal school district is teaching students an important lesson about the images they send on their phone. >>> and she's a superstar ballerina and she likes to speak there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> local middle school students taken out of the classroom, led into a courtroom, and given a lesson on sexting. the goal, save their reputation, and keep them out of northern virginia bureau reporter david culver picks up the story from manassas. >> reporter: at first glance, it looks as though we've dropped in mid trial to this prince william county courtroom. you've got the prosecutor, the defense, and the judge. >> the defendant, miss wood, is charged with one count of producing child pornography. >> this is a mock trial. >> here you go. >>

. >> kudos to o'reilly for the ratings.t's just sort of sad that i think dylan's point is exactly correct. if he were a lesser success or frankly not a television star, anyone elsewhere these kinds of allegations were made public so repeatedly, we can hope -- we can hope he would be out. then again honestly, i don't know, the truth is, this happens all the time. and the men the survive their jobs. we're talking when a man who boasted, not about sexual harassment, but sexual assault gets elected by half the country. to be president and be promoted? what do i tell my daughter then. this isn't okay, but you still get to be a tv star and still get to be president. that's a problem. >> here is what you tell your daughter. we're a country that believes in redemption. and donald trump apologized. no, you can scoff. but donald trump apologized. and not only, that ben carson said he prayed the night before he went on the debate and had to address. this he prayed and asked god for forgiveness. we can roll our eyes, laugh at that, wha

right now where he's moving toward a more conventional approach, and if he's seeing that he's getting kudoshat's going to reinforce that inclination. >> we talk about it a lot. the definition of crazy, joel, is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. is that what's going on with donald trump? is there any reason to believe that he's suddenly going to moderate himself and become, quote, unquote, presidential? >> i don't know about presidential. i don't think that's his personality. it really requires restraint, introspection, huhumility. he doesn't have that at age 70. he's losing the ratings. recent polls have shown this. he's 89 days in. it's largely because of independents and moderate voters. there's overlap but he has to find a way to win them. if he's going to defund planned parenthood as he did on thursday, thaet nt's not going help him. the mixed messages are a sign of chaos and thaet nt's not going dig him out of hole. >> t's a belief that if he moves away from his conservative base, that he will lose his conservative base, that his voters will tur

and kudos to mike pence for doing his job supporting the president, but can they really make that case? >> mike pence is in asia on kind of a second cleanup tour after going to talk to the western allies in that munich conference. now in asia talking no indiana d -- indonesia. mike pence is in a really difficult job of trying to translate the campaign rhetoric both foreign policy and domestic violence into governing rhetoric ahead of president trump's own travel. around the world later this year. and in many ways he's trying to do the same thing in terms of kind of translating those campaign messages into something that congress can actually work with. it is a real challenge and he is the team player. >> but can i just argue, i do think that, you know, there's been a lot of fizzles and false starts and things that haven't gone well in the first 100 days, but you can also say that the trump administration has been begun laying the groundwork for a lot of potential changes. maybe these reviews kind of fizzle and get put on a shelf and don't end up doing real things, or you could see actu

kudos to the dallas guy. what a dude. he walked in, and he said, i'm dropping you.think he got the respect of everybody involved. and bottom line is, airlines are very attractively priced. united and american already gave q1 guidance that is good. i think it has the most to gain of all the big three. >> our apologies to kenny g. >> why? >> he's trying to do a charity. >> are you kidding me? he's probably going gold today. >> kenny g might be a guest on "fast money." ♪ >> that's awful. that's awful. >> some people might think this is easy listening. >> there's nothing easy about it. >> make it stop, mel! please! >>> speaking of airlines, all reporting earnings and implying big moves. we break down the action. hey, mike. >> hi. so, american airlines is expecting about a 3 1/2% move this week, above average. jetblue is looking at a 3.8% move. southwest airlines is looking for 4.5% move. that's also going to be the largest swing in market cap by a big percentage. >> buy or sell, kenny g? >> kenny g, big seller. >> come on, you swept out for tickets last year. >> thank y

the one thing i will say about what he just said there though, i appreciate when he gets kudos to lawnforcement and obviously to the military in this context. i don't appreciate it really that he compares it to what obama did during his eight years. i don't think it's necessary to politicize this. the enemy is the taliban, or al qaeda or isis. that's the enemy. and i think that we should stay focused on that. i will say there is a huge and profound degree of frustration that i experienced personally when we see afghanistan still being fought over with such bitterness and the violence still necessary to get any, you know, minimal law and order in that country 16 years after tora bora. you just wonder here in 2017 we started in 2001. how much longer do we go before we can defeat this very very difficult enemy? >> dana: when president obama basically gave the date when we were going to leave and the taliban, very patient, and allowing safe haven to be created there, that now this change, if there is a change, and i think dropping the biggest bomb that we have in that area would signal th

if every -- but the reason that trump's getting such kudos is that americans have an aversion to chemicalpons, period. and i think the visual of nikki haley holding those photos, the photographic evidence moved donald trump and many americans. my fear is that this strike worked and he may want to do more, but the next one may not be against assad. it may end up going against isis and doing something with those oil fields he promised to bomb during the campaign. >> robin, you know, after the gas attack, president trump said that he thought -- he thought of himself as flexible and capable of changing. is that lack of certain policy leading to all of this confusion? >> yes, and i think the fact the administration has flip-flopped completely, one day nikki haley was talking about assad being a hindrance, but that they weren't focused on ousting him. sean spicer said that they were -- given the political rallies on the ground, it would be silly to try to replace him. and the next day rex tillerson came out and said there was no role for assad in the future of syria. so, there's not just confus

to hear our interview about her with sharif abdel kudos, go to democracynow.org. as many as 1500 palestinian prisoners are now on hunger strike and eight separate israeli jails. israeli prison officials have moved to retaliate againinst strike leader marwan barghouti, moving him to anotr prprisonnd placacing him in solitary confinement. in a "new york times" op-ed published monday, barghouti wrotote -- "israel has established a dual legal regime, a form of judicial apartheid, that provides virtual impunity for israelis who commit crimes against palestinians, while criminalizing palestinian presence and resistance. israel's courts are a charade of justice, clearly instruments of colonial, military occupation." on monday, p palestinians rallid inin support of the hungerer strikers in the west bank city of bethlehem. the prprotesters were attacked y isisraeli security f forces. among those to speak out in support of the hunger strikers was former palestinian prisoner khader adnan. >> when prisoners go on hunger strike, they feel the freedom. it is a way to resist the

. >> it means kudos to david to my right i think a couple months ago said you will see 130 before you see 110. >> can you see 150? the bernstein price target? >> mcdonald's level lost their way. it seems like they got their mojo back. steve grass so talks about technology all of a sudden. so often, mcdonald's could get a 33rd of that. >> he made the call so pel well on mcdonald's. what now? >> i got to say i like it. longer term i think it will work. i think you have to be careful with starbucks. it's a second half story. technology actually hindered them last quarter. we we heard about. that that will help them out. >> not a bad problem to have, though. their worst problem. speaking of restaurants, one trader is making a big bet there could be trouble ahead, mike ko breaks it all down. >> yeah, we are looking at b.j.'s restaurants. this casual restaurant is going to be reporting earnings next week. it saw over 100 times. in fact this one trade actually is going to pretty much triple the open interest in it. it was a buyer 5,000 may 40, push, they paid $1 for those. this will fire in